right now at 6:00,his huge tree has come crashing down in alexandria. have live team coverage on this storm team 4 weather alert. look at the radar. spotsylvania seeing close to six ain.es of in prince george's county, people there are getting soaked with more than three inches. a sad update to a local restaurant manager shot after a wedding reception in atlanta. and maryland students who school shooting are meeting at the capital to demand action ons. g >> hi, everyone. look at all this activity onor

team 4 radar. tonight, most of us under a flood warning now. i'm erika gonzalez. let's get right to somara theodore who begins our live taxpayer team ce. >> right now, many areas just added to that flood warning. while everyone's under a flash flood watch, some of us are under a warning. let's take a lk at the m so i can detail that. here's a look, that darker, evergreen shade, that means every one of us isnder a flash flood watch through tonight. but if you look at the lighter green, anne undel county into the district and down int northern virginia,a spotsylva and stafford county, all under a flood warning. the times v a bit, 11:00 p.m. east of 95, farther south tomorrow morning. looking at theno radar you can see why.

check this out. it's looming through time here. its progression is moving nanth west. so where rain was lighter, it's getting heavier. we are sing some of this start to fizzle out the farther south you go. but it's been coming down and be for a n of hours. that's prompted the flood warnings. as you can see, where we're looking ahe orange, the yellow, and the deep reds, that heavier rain has now shifted west of 95. down towarm. prince will they are picking up some very heavy rain. i'm going to check on the accumulations thereust a moment. but areas like spotsyeeania, have five-plus inches of rain. as we move through the couple days, we're not seeing any reprieve. that chance for showers and storms, all the way through st top of next week, and it's going to be widespread. everyone's going to get a shot at more rain. in your headl i'll be tracking another system moving in for your sunday, thec half of your weekend. as a result, we could be in for

more rain and thunderstorms. another question,hen are we going to warm back up? wait until you see the temperatures in some surrounding areas because of this rain, and when is the sunshine going to return? all that and more in a moment. back to you,rika. >> got me craving soup tonight. our team coverage of this wet weather continuesow. look at the rainy conditions at the washington monument. can you make it out looks bad, right? if you've done any driving today, chances are you've encountered huge puddles, standingcoater. jacobs is live in georgetown with what the conditions loo like there. nicole? >> reporter: this is day one of the wet and soggy trend here in the d.c. the rain has definitely slowed things down qte a bit. live in georgetown, this is canal road, you can see the vehicles ting it nice and slow, definitely a good thing. still plenty of people out on

the roadways this afterno. we have se some ponding on the roadways, which is cause for extra precaution. hif you doe to venture out, you want to make sure you take your time, you drive for the conditions at hand, and that e lower than the actual speed limi turn on your lights and use your windshield wipers. give other vehicles space in front of you, and be aware of hydroplaning because that's a poss rility in heavyn. we spoke with one father this afternoon who is alrindy prep himself for a little bit of cabin fever for the next couple days.s le listen. >> it was so nice. it was getting enjoyable, but th rain, i an, we need it, but i don't know what we going to do with these kids with all this rain. can't go nowhere. getting foggy whenou're driving, the visual is kinda hard. so if you don't have to go nowhere, find you sng to do with the kids and stay in the

house. >> reporter: well, that's s probabe good advice there. taking a live look again here io georgeto canal road, i can tell you that we've seen several cars really making a big spsh, with t ponding that's already on the roadways. so definitely you want to take it easy if you do have to go outside. but it looks like this is something we're going to have to get used to for theext several days. erika? >> love that man's honesty answer, right?m what going to do with these kids for all these days of rain. nicole, thank you. we want to switch gears now. workers at a popular d.c. restaurant absolutely devastated after their general manager died after being shot during a robbery. christian broder, general manager of millie's died last ght at a d.c. hospital. police say a 17-year-old boyrl shot him n two weeks ago in atlanta. he'd been transferred to d.c.

broderas waiting for an uber with family after a wedding reception. they thought the car that pulled up was their uber driver. instead, it was a teen with a gun. police have arrested the teen. broder leaves behind a wife and 9-month-old daughter. students from maryland dending something be done to keep them safe in their classrooms. they're concerned about the lack of unreform, especially after the parkland school massacre in florida, the deadly school shooting in great mills, and the capital gazette shoing. aimee cho has more on their message. >> we can and wl be heard, and no one can silence us. >> reporter: as the rain pouredo , the people still showed up, not letting the weather get in the way. their goal,o end gun violence. >> we're sick and tired of seeing these incidents affect our peers and our family members.r: >> repormong the crowd, students from great mills high school, where 16-yr-old jalen willy was shot and killed back

in march. >> he did not deserve it, our community didn't deserve it. >> reporter: also speaking, capital gazette reporter -- >> no one can understand what i'm going through. i want you to try grieving for five different people at once. try doing that whe the last memories you have of them are their violent deaths.or >> rr: some showed support with signs, others listened, all braving today's rain in hopes of a better tomorrow. >> the shooting at t capital gazette and great mills high school have to be the last shootings that this state and our people will ever have to go thteugh. >> rep in annapolis, aimee cho, news4. oforganizers say the point today's rally is to get the attention of governor larry hogan. they're demanding more transparency from his office when it comes to gun reform measures. the virginia senate hopefuls square off in their first

>> a first debate in front of are virginia association crowd in hot springs, virginia, about an hounorth of roanoke.

corey stewart attacked tim kaine as a constan opponent of president trump's policies. senator kaine painted stewart as ampubber s for even the president's most controversial positions. the two alsoxchanged jabs over whether the president's recent summit with russ's vladimir putin projected strength or weakness. >> a president who is standing up to the russians. and now, senator kaine --e now have senator kaine, who wants declare the russians our enemies. he wants to imperil that retionship, jeopardize one of the most important bilateral relationships that this country has. and if there's anything that demonstrates the difference between us, it's corer stewart standing up here and saying that president trump is standing up to the russians. president trump is caving to the >> kaine is seeking his second term in the senate. stewart is the long-time chairman of the prince william

county board of supervirs. head to the nbc washington app and search virginia debate for more. take look at the rain coming down in our area. some of you seeing close to six of it. somara has an update on the weather warnings tonight. >> a local d.c. shop and eatery had something special happen today. it's

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00. there was a crowd down at the shop made in d.c.n dupont circle today. they were surprised to hear a local street musician providing the entertainment. then he was surprised at who j stopped by t with him. derrick ward has more. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: you may have heard wendel's beats around dupont circle. he's become somhing of a virtuoso. >> as a kid growing up, my dad was a painter. >> reporter: then he fell on hard times. >> that was my survival. >> reporter: the non-profit path ways to d.c.am b a salvation. but hnew something was up this time. maybe the tour bus outside was a give away. indeed, this pop-up concert would be different because ofd who pop in. kevin bacon, and the bacon brothers band. >> we decided that we would just swing by andaybe he would let us sit in with him.

>> wendel's a fan. so of course the jam session was on. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: they heard about path ways to housing and since they're in town for some local happen.is just had to >> the great thing about music, you cant make with almost nothing. >> reporter: and the great thing about getting someone a place to call home -- other can start doing things, like finding a job, reconnecting to family. >> reporter:endel sees this as just the next step on a path that only leads up from here. >> you only got one life. ep it special as much as you can. >> thanks, everybody. that was a lot of fun. >> reporter: in dupont circle, derrick ward,ews4. >> gre story. meanwhile, a man in his 70s is fighting for hisife tonight after a fire rips through a seni f livingility in the district. our news partners at wtop capturing the scene.

a fire department spo tsperson sa fire started on the sixth floor. firefighters pulling the victim out of the victim. he was conscious when they rushed him to the hospital. fireav investigators h not said how that fire started. a former top trump administration official's transitiono a uva teaching position is not going as smoothly as he might have hoped. mark short was mr.trump's legislative affairs director. uva hired him as a senior fellow at the miller center, a non-partisan affiliate. but "the washington post" reports an online petition wants the school took r his appointment. faculty and students are still angry abouthe president's response to last year's white supremacist rally in charlottesville. the school year is going to be hereefore we know it. thousands of kids will have everything they need to head back tolass. it's all thanks to the historic alfred streetst bap church in

alexandriaid and they dt let the rain today.e free give-away the church providing free backpacks full of supplies to local families whoeed it. and they're also giving away school iforms and first day of school outfits. love that story. all right, so we turn now to our headline this evening -- rain, rain, and more rain. >> not going >> i was go to say, brace yourself, it's not going away for a while. >> this is just one of those crazy watterns that we are in right now. it today and it extends through next week. i want you to go ahead and take a look at the radar. you want to look for the colors, the brighter colors, the oranges, reds, yellows, that's where the heavier rain is falling now. it's now moved west of 95 for the most part. and it's now impacting a lot of our friends in montgomery county, frederick county, maryland, all und that flood warning. i'll show you the map in just a moment. for now, i wwted to s you

where some of the heaviest rain is falling. southern frederick county. and then you head down into northern virginia from fairfax into loudoun, parts of prince william county, seeing some of the heaviest rain at the moment. we take a look at accumulation here. i meant to have my numbers on, but just note, where you're t seei deeper oranges, that's about five to six inches of rain. so some spots, we were expecting this localized, five-plus inches of rain over the past 12 hours. in prince george's county, three inches of rain plus has fallen. it's not dry yet. we're sti accumulating at this point. as can you see here, they've extended this flood warning. itially until 8:45 for stafford and spotsylvania county, about you nbut now the region, including the district of columbia, down into virginia, anne arundel county, prince george's county all under that flood warning. we're not going tore catch a very soon. this is 1:00 a.m. on the future

cast. we're finally startinto dry out in the d.c. metro area. some rain still lingering, ough, along the pennsylvania/maryland border. we push forward in time, 8:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice the breaks in the clouds. that means we'll get some sunshine in here tomorrow morning, but it's short-lived. the clouds move back in. lunch time, another rain from a different system hitting us from the west. we're talking about showers this time and thunderstorms. so tomorrow wille pretty active in the afternoon. a little bit more scattered in bture. the good newsause it won't be raining non-stop all day, you'll get some breaks to get out there and g things done. another major impact that the rain and clouds have had on us, look at the current temperatures. 61s, degr near the upper 50s in the summer, 64 in gaithersburg, 70 in the district. tomorrow we'll start to see some improvements inhe numbers, just not the weather. around 80 tomorrow afternoon. again, very damp to start with,

showers and storms beginning. storm team 4 ten-day thoutlook, is it. this is the pattern. we have two high pressure stems that are wedging a rainy disturbance right over it. it gets stuck there untbout thursday. so our next shot at seeing some sun, erika, might not be until friday. >> like an entke w of summer gone. out the window. all right, on that lovel note, the nationals are not going to be playing tonight because of the weather. but why everybody is still talking about what happened in the

>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> all right, listen, perhaps it was fitting rain wiped out today's nationals game, because it can certainly be argued tha storm clouds have been hovering over the team for some time. a makeup day for today's nationals/braves games will be announced later, but you mht say t nationals have some making up of their own to do. failure on the field, spilled over to frustration off it, a disagreement and steven strasburg and max serzer. last night, strasburg, first outing since june 8th, not great.

gave up too much andllowed the braves back in there game. after heading to the dugout, scherzer and strasburg getitnto af a discussion. a bit of a heated discussion. they decide, you know what, it's probably not the best look and t they're goi finish it out of the view. come on, let's go back to the clubhouse and talk some more. strasburg would say, hey, it's part o family. you gotta be family to understand. okay. manager davey martinez didn't give i much more just saying they're good and doesn't expect the issue to linger all right, orioles, game 2 without mannyo, mach and this one today, of course the orioles were playing the blue jays. 2-1 in the fourth inning. luke maile, as they were this game in toronto. see, they don't have the rain problems. no hce the dome theyave there, it's nice. luke maile, single up the middle. grichuk sres and toronto's up 3-1. alex cobb steps off to hold the runner. it's a balk. that means the runner comes

around and scores. the orioles find new ways to lo, 4-1, the final. ouch, indeed. a week after opening its new stadium, audi field, could be argued d.c. uni and more united than ever. the team announced they'd come to an agreemento ticketing with its three main supporters groups. speaking of more united, d.c. unitedh dealing witother united this afternoon, first place atlanta united. wayne rooney making his first career start withni d.c. ud. early on, this is good, eighth minute, d.c. united on the attack. that's a great finish. united's on top, 1-0. oking good. 30th minute, joseph martinez gets the header and scores. we're tied. 50th minute, wayne rooney fighting to get the ball. yeah, little bit of a tussle approximately draws his first ever yellow card in major league soccer and rooney hadome words for the official, but h still got the yellow card.

three minutes later, martinez erain, how about that head puts atlanta up 2-1. over 45,000 in atlanta. 73rd minute, atlanta on the attack, didn'tt.et i martinez gets the goal easy goal for a hat trick. atdnta beats d.c. uni 3-1. moving day at the opening championship. tiger woods charging up the leaderboard on, putting for birdie, drops to 2 under. move to 11, anothere. bir moves to minus 5. on 14, woods at 5 under, long eagle putt for the outright lead. goes to the left. he bogeyed 16 to shoot a 5 under 66. he's four shots back, heading into sunday. but that's still competitive, right? kevin kiz ner tied for the lead after the second round. that's the british open in scotland. they do have morning over there in scoowand.

let you f they have night. >> that yonk you, dave. the short story is, more rain. lots of. >> that's right. we are talking a rainy pattern, fos, setting up. if you do have errands to run tomorrow, you're going to get a few opportunities with the breaks in the clouds and sun. but then some storms, i'll be tracking that sunday evening. then after that, there you have it, monday through thut day. so our nance, probably friday our best bet for a dry day. >> r aht, that's the news for now.

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