to keep you weather ready. let's begin with some team 4 meteorologist amelia drapernd doug kammerer. >> a lot of rain. >> heavy as it gets going again tomorrow and wednesday. >> and we'll see an additional 2 to 5 inches and here in d.c. we've already seen over 8 inches since last tuesday. >> really incredible. storm team 4 is showing what we've got here. lots of rain in parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast. you see that rain and little area of low pressure back to the northwest and helping to bring that area of rain ourwa this is just light to moderate rainfall. we do have a couple of heavier downpours and seen a few of those up around the baltimore area. hit really hit and hagerstown hit hard, andrt sburg hit hard. right now it's light rain in fairfax county and heavier downpours. thees hea one coming into is south and west of the laplata

ea. coming through ft. tobacco village and into woodbridge and the d.c. metro area. more showers tonight and a chance for heavy rain again tomorrow and into wednesday, and that's why we have a flash flood watch until 2:00 a.m. on wednesday for the entire are as ameliasaid, we could pick up another couple inches of rain over the next couple of days. we'll continue to keep you posted and show you when some of the heaviest we expect to fall in the next couple of days as well. >> we'll hang in there, doug, thank you. now is the perfect time to have our nbc washington app. it's free and easy to download and once you have it you'll be able to use our live interactive radar and it's also how we'll send you breaking weather alerts. >> his creation describe him as a heck of a firefighter. the howard county firefighter is mourning the lossf one of its own, 13-year veteran nathan flynn who died battling a fierce fire at a home in clarksville this morning. news 4's derrick wards live there tonight where the whole community is remembering this

man. derrick? >> indeed they, and we heard me comments to that effect from the county executive. now, if you take a look here, you can see the scale of this house, and, of course, the scale of the fe. most of the inside of the roof is gone, but it's testament to sthe firefight and their orliant e that the outside of the house still remains largely intact, but sadly a firefighter gave his lifen at pursuit. >> today is a tough day in howard county. the department of fire and rescue lost one of their family today. >> rorter: his w the first line of duty fatality and a 13-year veteran of the howard comety fire depa, nathan flynn, a husband and father who also volunteered at susquehanna hose company wasd pronoun dead at the cytoof the fire. >> as a firefighter we know

there's always the possibility ofhis day. >> reporter: this came after 2:00 a.m. when fire fighters were called to the home on woodscape drive and residents of the home had gotten out. >> as residentseere mak their way out of the structure, the firefighter fel through the floor, from the first floor to the basement. >> reporter: firefighters had to search among the flames and smoulder debris in b theement and it would be 2:42 before they couldlyind and begin life-saving measures. he was pronounced dead time later. >> around 1:30 we saw a bright flash and loud, not normal, loud lightning hit. it was definitely a lightning hit. >> reporter: this fire would if to seven alarms drawing firefighters were neighboring counties and continued to mo to the where one of their own had made the ultimate sacrifice in the pursuit of duty. now they look at another aspect of their duty that's just as firefighter the

flynn made in his last call. >> he's a brother, and our job now is t make sure his family and our brother are laid to rest with dignity and with all the honors we can provide to him. it's also our job to take care of the family forever. >> reporter: now, the fire fighting stage is obviously over. they got tpo hot out and the investigative stage. again, as we saider ear this is one of the unforeseen circumstances. sadly this one here cost a life. news 4. ck ward, >> didn't you say this is the first loss that they have had in the line of duty out there? >> reporter: for a considering how old and vast this county is. hits them hard, haven't had to deal with before. >> derrick ward, thank you. we're following a developing ory this evening out of northeast washington war man has been shot.

this is what it looked like just a couple of hours ago near 53rd and east capital streets. we're told shots rang 1:00 this afternoon. the police chief on the scene. investigators tell us theot vicm was conscious when they rushed him to the hospital. this is just a few blocks away from that deadl mass shooting last wee that killed a 10-year-old girl. a loudoun county manas been charged with first-degree murder after police say he ran over his sister with his car in sterling early saturday morning on rullyd near the intersection of innovation drive while he was givin his side a ride to dulles airport. on the ray familyembers say 50-year-old michael moreno got into an argument with his sister nancy and the brief drover over her and took off. he was sn gambling at a casino in maryland.

he's charged with felony hit and run. >> a short time ago police identified a man found dead in the potomac home section of alexandraia. the victim is in 880s, and now investigators are calling this case suspicious. let's get right to news 4's pat collins. he's along east reed avenue with new details. pat? >> first, it was a death investigation. now they are calling it a suspicious investigation. the victim is identified as 82-year-old jerry scott, a longtime resident of alexandria, and the place where it hatches, all too familiar tohe cops. cops all over and arranged this reid avenue house today. for some this w a familiar distress. cobs have been here before. two years ago a barricade situation at this same house. shots fired.

police convee looking for a relative of a man who lives here. the doored down and then a search, but nothing found. today police back at the house for completely different reasons. the body of a man found inside. people calling it a death investigation, but they are giving a real close look, top to bottom, inside out and out and taking pictures and putting out f-markers. talking to neighbors. the investigate extends to the alley behind the house. look at the crime scene day. over there, the back yard, police have spent hours and

hours looking a thing in the back >> i asked a neighbor who wants us to conceal his identity. he says he' unnerved by what happened here. >> what do you makhi of som like this? >> it makes me question whether want to list this. >> was t >> i was very dumbfounded with this. so will the suspicious death turn into murder. the copps d the medical examiner will det that. wendy, back to you. you, vam. >> a man opened fire an restaurant and downtown tronny toe. the gunmanhooting at random in the city's greek neighborhood. e wounded a dozen others, and he was then later killed in an exchange with police.

at this point police are only saying he's a 29-year-old and investigators have not ruled out the possibility that this could betism,hiis the second >>. ck. >> former trump campaign chairman paul affair are the start of one of his krils and lawyers for trump's campaign manager said they received 100,000 new documents in the past few weeks and said they need more time to get rea t. an pay fhe is accused of hiding $30 million he earned while representing russia's neighboring country of ukraine and itsresident. meanwhile, president trump once again blasting the mueller investigation in a twitter tirade. it comes after the fbi released overek and the documents are

heavily redacted, but they reveal four different judgesine, and the fbi with information that was not verified including the now famous steeledossier. >>th% of people disapprove. this is from a nbc news/"wall street journal" poll that came out this weekend. 26% gave him a thumbs up when it concerns russia. that same poll also found 46% believing theou specialel investigation should continue. 38 want it to end. the pal was ten after the 12 russian intelligence officers. >> still ahead, the first confirmed toys of west nile. how to protect you and your

family. >> and a local hotel is selling -- >> well, a bus sail. >> the demolition was planned and what happened after the building that was supposed to go down did not. >> more rain is moving in. hoelong will we in this wet weather, and why we can

d maryl health official says they have confirmed the state's first case of west nile virus for this year. the patient lives in the baltimore area. thetm health dept says most people who become infected with west nile, they don't have any symptoms, so to reduce your riskp of a infection you should avoid areas with high mosquito activity and wea repellant. well, the torrential rains over the last few days have made roots improbable as women. maybe you've been caught up in it. our transportation river adam tuss is here to show us how commuterare coping with it all. adam? >> reporter: jim, this has been so much rain over the last couple of days. we are talking about trees that have gone down, foded roads here along theotomac and chain bridge. can you see how much water is moving fast in this area, an, ah, all of this saturate is making getting around tricky.

>> trees down and traffic suck andome clo balls out there drivy. >> talking about the recent deluge, especially in northern virginia. >> oh, my gosh, it's crazy. i was m watering grass a week now, and now is unbelievable. >> take a look at greg falls here on the virginia side to see how much rain ha fellen. right now it's absolutely raging and a of this is -- this -- th driver in the great falls area had to be rescued after the car was submerged. the driver is okay. rivers and streams running a fast pace. there have been plenty of closed roads and long rates to get through some areas all t roads to my house were

flooded, so we had to stay inhouse for a while and more rain is in the forecast. >> guys, more important than ever to remain when you're one-game in this. weath have your wind hall wipers on. see and be en. >> thanks, adam. good seeing you. >> doug. o that's what we saw last week. had a couple really nice sunny days and low humidity.ec pe out there and i was thinking this is great july weather and this is the other portion of julyn we get the tropical bdownpours, we don't normally see them day after day. >> this will continue thele nex cof days before we see the sun on thursday. >> that's why the flash flood is in effec all the way through until wednesday morning. let's show you what's happening. cloud around the d.c. and temperature-wise we're in

the low 80s and as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. we'll see the numbers going dow back into th70s and we're talking about a radar right now which has a pretty good amount of rain associated with it but nothing too heavy right now. not looking at everything too heavy with the exception of areas downround charles county and moving into fairfax county right now and we'll continue to watch those, too. this is what i'm talking about. this little area right in here gnd to the east or west of waldorf and com into fairfax. this will come right into the already o area and along the beltway right now. i can stop this and show you what we'reng tal about. moderateain right along the belt war and this area of heavier rain, off and on tomorrow. tomoncow has a better c to see the rain. this is what's happening, guys. a huge area of low pre aure. lo this. you can see this moving down to the south, the clouds, and then

e clouds comeack up all the way from the traffic. i tracked this all the way down to the bahamas. go to the balm yeah, you don't have to. th bahamas are sending up their air right now, and that's why we're on the tropical side of ha things, ands why we continue to see very heavy rain. area of low pressure to ane west high pressure to the east and in between we get that flow of moisthte coming r out of the south and for us over the next couple of days, well, it means a lot more rain, talking inches of rain. 2 to 5 inches of rai and that will have a huge impact on our days right on through wednesday. >> absolutely, especially since we've seen 8 inches and some incidents and this is on estimated rainfall ross perot throughcan see right o wednesday night. finally thursday is looking nice and an additional 2 to 5 inches. that means we'llee more flooding in spots across the

region and more widespread rain across the region meanset ar chance that we're tracking flooding issues tomorrow at this timeeright on news 5. how does this compare. check this out before you leave. see what to avoidhen driving out there, especially if it's a heavy widespread rain. come across a flooded roadway, turn around, don'tverown. want to go over water going across a roadnd make sure the drains are clear. we're talking about widespread rain tuesday and wednesday. that doesn't mean continuous from start tfinish, but it's at times, and you can count on that, not just tomorrow but wednesday as well. thursday we're looking really dry and mainly an estimated shower and thunderstorms and we do really hk to say, doug, and we'll this pattern starts back up again. temperatures next couple of days, around 80 degrees and low 80s.

chance of rain for tomorrow weesday and that's why we're in weather alert most. high temperatures upper 80s t low 90s and the heat index into the low 90s and there as we've been talking this -- thistt n could last two weeks. yeah. looks like it lasts into next week as well. we've got rain chances sunday all the way through next thursday, guys, , yeah, we'll be in this for a while. a couple of dry days in here, but right now we're under the gun as far as the rain is concerned. hunker down, thank. a change in leadership today r a school history for a andal. monica goldman is leading the prince coverage's jefferson county and our bauere chief iin on day one to shake things up. >> i'm. sure we'll start a new chapter. >> reporter: chu drafter, righte ion, all statements expressed was the new interim

president of the school district s announced. >> this is the opportunity to claim back our schools. >> there's a feeling of missed opportunities here. >> the missed opportunities come with our parents and community members and business partners feeling like they didn't -- they weren't part of our community. >> reporter: she she is p ance george's county native and graduated from potomac high school. has served as superintendent for teaching and learning. chief operations officer, and associate superintendent in prince george's county schools. oor that she was a principal at wise high s and also at frederick douglass high school but she's taken the leave of an embattled school system after the controversial trancics of her predecessor kevin maxwell. school board chair and board member hding to court on assault chars. >> we won't have those same

of issues that we had before. rem confident. >> reporter: she'sred for the fire as made the evidence to have 1 million cuts t send to tral staff. >> this i believe will make us e moreicient school system. >> reporter: she says that downsizing that central office staff will giver more money to put back in the classroom. she says she's very focused on increased pay for teachers and also principals re-examining that issue and that was a problem with mr. maxwell and why the unions fell out with him. >> angela ostsaid t i hops

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>> yeah. when i this rain going to end? i mean, we were sitting there thinking o n lawnsded water but be careful what you wish for. >> a week and a half ago i was telling you to get out there and water the ln'n. we h seen much rain at all in the first half of july and now we can't get r of t.rain out there and storm team 4 radar coming on through the area. see it all the way through the mid-atlantic and parts of the northeast. it's a rain day and for the most part we haven't seen a ton of rain. not everybody has seen the rain. a lot of rain in hagerstown and frederick roundy and along thee baltim area, seen numerous heavy showers and more shor activity and all of it is making its way to the south. some of the showers comthg throug district. the heaviest rain shower north and east of frederick and zoom on inhe towards d.c. metro area and most of this is on the light side. so moderate showers right there now along 95 as it makes its w towards the springfield area. this whole line is coming in

towards d.c. so we'll see rain through downtown d.c., and as i mentioned we expect more rain over the next coup of days and that's why there's a flash f uod watcil 2:00 a.m. and much more on this and amelia joins me again in 15 minutes. >> doug, thank you.t you'll w our nbc washington app nearby over the next couple of days. free to download. you can set weather as your home page. it's where we'll be sending br new details tonight in the mysterious murder of an arlington man. police have arrested a man in howard county. john kindies agiodannis can a w check and police found him suffering from gunshotas wounds. he a data analyst and former soccer coach at washington lehigh school committee today arlington police announced tedy

have charg 42-year-old jitesh patel with murder as well asla bu as well as possession of a firearm. >> early on in the vestigation, it was determined that the suspect and the victim were known to each other and that this is a targeted incident and there was not an ongoing known threat to the community. >> patel is being h held inard county pending extra digs to virginia. unbelievable video out of miami. check this out. this is a condo building as it crumbles. >> this was a planned demolition but then something went wng. boy, did it. >> dan grossman from our system station in miami has the story. >> for a few hours after this collapse, dogs were brought in outo look thr the rubble for an abundance of caution and that's when investigators say that the construction company did a roll call to make sure that all the workers were accounted for and they said that witnesses and described it as a scary and chaotic scene on what was a planned demolition.

>> the heavy pilenly gives us a picture of the aftermat >> something went terribly wrong. >> reporter: while the words and images of those who were there give us a picture of what led to it. >> i heard the flo shaking. >> reporter: it's coming down, sir. >> that building was the a marlboro, 1961 apartment slated for demolition to make room for a high rise and costanza saw it running. >> i saw all the dust and i knew it was the building. >> it collapsed towardsollins enue and debris started flying towards us. >> reporter: police found a man lyingthe street in critical condition and also say the construction company had gotten an demolitio permit back in april so all this was planned. what wasn't planned was the llout they say they are investigating how that happened. >> the first obligation is to take care of health and safety and life and safety which is

what is going on. we'll be invesgating it along with my colleagues and police and fire say they are looking into that has well. >> reporter: you can see the building collapsed to the west side over chinese fef andy thaty -- t say that is one of the many things they will be looking into in their up coming investigation. the washingtonre wizards getting big help. introducing eight-time all-star dwight howard today. sherree burruss joins us and i hear he wants to be here for the long haul, right,sh ree? >> the wizards just introduced dwight howard, and he's already talkinti about w to retire in washington. when howard suits up for the wizards, thi will be his sixth nba team and the 32-year-old says he plans to play the next eight years right here in d.c. so it was welcoming today.

however is ting to denate a two-year deal with a player option. dwight is going here ready to win and the reason not -- howard has played for the magic, lakers, rockets, hawks and ho cets in hiseer which he says prepared him to become a wizard. l >> irned magic for eight years. i traveled to la la land. i learned how to work with rockets, and i went and lea ted ho fly with some hawks. i got stung by the hornets. that's a joke. but through all of that, you know, it's taut me how to be a wizard, you know, so -- >> certainly fun to see the funnier sided of howard this afternoon, but he admitted he got a call from john wall to join the team and that was it.

was all n.for nbc 4 sports, sherree burruss >> very clever. coming up next, heavy rain has led to a massive sinkhole in a community and the rush to finish repairs as the neighbors wonder wow, are we going to get around that? >> quite a sight. keep the raints b and umbrella close by. you can see the rain on storm team 4 radar. doug and amelia back soon with how much rain that we could still get and when we'll be seeing a break so stay

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he's always trying to find humor. >> you need to walk away. >> why do you need to make mow go thryou. >> and vulnerability in those moments. it's great. i don't have to wor about it. >> reporter: are you almost like the den father and scottmaste where you can't hurt the merchandise. >> no, no, you can't hold him back so you don't try. do everything that you can to make it as safe and sane as you possibly can. >> reporte how is tom cruise the bona fide action here ore and tom cruise the dad? how are you the same and how are you different? >> i'm full-on action.at my life. >> and it doesn't change. we neverto >> "mission impossible fallout" opened friday nationwide. the "topun premiere 20 years ago happened at the air and space museum a he announced jennifer connolly will be back for the sequel and gave us other sequel "top gun 2" move. are you r tdy? re will be jets in t. >> fighter pils.

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back with a live lack atur storm team 4 radar. it's a weather alert day at news 4 yetin. doug and amelia tracking some heavy rain that will be with us for days. we'll check back in with them for minutes for an update on the rain totals to see when we'll get relief. flood sag big concern, of course, right now. >> for workers in two parts of montgomery county. >> not one but two mavis someoles have been causing big problems today. >> aimee cho is live at game preserve road in gaithersburg with the latest sinkhole. big miss this ening, aimee. >> reporter: wendy and jim a big mess for sure. take a look behind me. you can see that entire chung of road is just missing there. this is o game preserve road near 355, and as

working to pore concrete all fit in, they are worried about the rain that's just started to come down, and they feel likeld it cou wash away all their progress. >> as water rushes through this, sinkholerews are rushing to finish repairs befor n thet rainstorm and get the roa reopened. neighbors surprised to see a sinkhole so clo to home. >> i came here to see if we'll ha bingo tomorrow night. always on top of things and not upset with it. we wand to make suree can do our bingo. >> and similar scenes happening in other parts of the county, too, a second sinkhole opening in father hurl i boulevard on winfield drive. repair work on that hole is close to bei finished and the road will likely be closed for ehe next few days and need to make sure that ground is stable enough that it won't collapse again and with all the damage througho the region some people are not lettinghe rain put damper on their plans. >> when you see something like th on the news, that can't

happened to my house, but, duh. it does. >> and the crews tel me they are hoping to have game preserve road reopened by friday. jim and wendy in. >> aimee, we're just amazed how close that big truck is to that hole and, you know, and how it could tipr. o geez. that's pretty precarious. >> yeah, right. >> you stay safe. thanyo aimee. let's get the word on the weather now. doug and amelia, are we going ts like more of these things pop up this week? >> as far as sinkholes go, most definitely. expect to see more sinkholes and trees downos athe area. we're not talking any severe weather. do have a slight chance durin the day tomorrow. it's really the rain and flooding that we're continuing to watch and worry about. >> as we continu to get more rain, make sure the drains in your neighborhood are clear of debris and that sort of thing because as we seeai heavy clog up the drains, that's where we see a lot of flooding issues across the area. saw that last week on the gw

parkway, too, with all of th cars flooded. we do have some rain around the d.c. metro area now. you can start to see the showers coming through. 83 degrees and winds out of south at 14 miles per hour. gusts upward of 25 today and the winds will take down some twees. normally 25-mile-per-hour winds no problem and with all the rai and saturated soil we're seeing that. most areas are actually dry. do have s line ofwers that continues to make its way toward the east, but the rain is tually coming from the south. one of those areas right now around bethesda and down towards southern fairfax county and down towardsf portionse waldorf area and you can see this area right here. right to the south right around mt. vernon here and farther south as i move the map to the north. ahok atren and king george's county. these will move into parts of charles county and eventually back into fairfax and the district over the next one to two hours a this is what we're tracking for you. flash flood watch in efftit 2:00 a.m. on wednesday.

we've seen it on saturday and yesterday and saw it today, tomorrow and yesterday and five days in a row with a flash flood watch. that's really amazing, and this is agot ana of low pressure that's driving areas down to the south and driving some of the moistund to the south then picking it all up around the bahamas, and bringing it in toward our area. that's why we have more chances of rain over the next couple of days and why, amelia, this is sticking towards us. >> we're not worriedbout hail or tornadoes with any thunderstorms that deelop and weeally keeping a close eye on it. heavy rain and this is moistge beed by the tropics. we have a lot of moisture to work with. heavy ron is going continue to create some flooding issues across area, and also it's t breezy outre and gusty winds will lead to downed trees out nkere. we're tg tomorrow's weather and it's going to be a bit more intense than today. todaov actually all not all that bad. most of us were out and above noticing a muggy cloudy day and

hold off on getting t c washed. loudoun county fair not looking great. head there on thursday and friday. you'll continue to deal with wet roads at time and through wednesday, doug. we get a break on thursday and over theweekend, butfter that, well, we start to see the utance for some isolated showers and thunderstorms there on friday and saturday. but, again, widestead rain times tomorrow and wednesday. we'll keep it completely dry for your thursdaynd maybe a shower or storm on friday and saturday, but we ultimately get a break,h and then we look at our ten-day forecast overall we see a similar pattern set up for ngxt week. >> this is somet we'll be tracking very closely. one thing we want you to remember it's not going to ra e the entire time over the next couple of days but two things to remember. take the umbrella with you obviously so you have did ready and, two, if you'reg, driv you may have sunshine and, boom, run into one of these extremelyhe y storms and the next thing you know you have flooding. weather alert tomorrow and thursday and better on thursday and friday and very hot and very humid as we head in towards the

weekend. ah, a chance of rain all next week as well as the pattern sets up again. >> all right. thank you, doug. >> well, got meat, not if you're working for the we work offic space. the company just announced its 6,000 employees have to go pagetarian at the company cafe and when the c picks up the tab at business events. the we work brass says going meatless will help the environment even more than driving a hybrid characters and itd for animal welfare. the company believes the pavicy will 15 million animals over five years. this veg only policy applies to food the company pays for or provides. it does not pay ply to the coanies that rentpace at we works, and there are exceptions for people with relious or health issues. >> so who is on your phone right now? it's possible a criminal is using it in thed. backgro >> we're talking about bots, a tech company headquartered in arngton has aew finding that will have you taking a closer

look at your mobil devices. >> consumer investigator susan hogan is working for you tonight with what we nee toknow. this is a first. >> honestly, our producer and i saw this store and said we've never about it. treat your phone just like you computer.our your phone could be trying to crack someone else's password or steal gift card numbers or get this drive up concert ticket prices. we'll show you how thisac h works and how to stop the bad bots. >> your phone doing someone else's dirty work. >> and attacking busess es. >> researchers found something alarming, but they are secretly operating on an estimated 5.8% of phones andbl s. >> if you extrapolate that to the potential billions o mobile devices out there, that's a numberstaggering >> that's 15 million infectledc

den the u.s. alone. it's a clever strategy. think about it.d instf using their own computing program to runllit programs that steals passwords and gift cards and posts sam on social media, hackers have dispatched bots to use your data and battery power to help them commit the crimes. >> you'll make the request when it's sitting in their pocket. neve no idea it's happening. >> the strategic new bots are designed to minimize red flags. they hide in the background keeping you in th dark. they use your phones 50 times a day the extra data use and then they time is while and hit tonest the cell >> and now there's a problem that's going to be very difficult to solve. >> how do the bots even get on

to our phone? often we let them on. la mishs webinks or attachments open the door to malware. phones are far more vulnerable to athank than most people calize. >> e cockerel is chief strategy officer at lookout san francisco whoelps to protect people protect mobile pnes and claiming phishing is very popular and gives us four steps to sp it. set a pass code.ow shocking h many people don't. >> turn onuto updates because bad nice exboth. >> only establish it from lazar and buy security software for your phone. >> reporter: oth services offer realtime scans that warn you as soon as you click something shady like a bot. >> we jump in fro and say, hey, you shouldn't follow this link. we think it's bad. >> reporter: battling the bots

before they burrow in your phone. >> they keep changing and keep hiding and keep trying to appear morean h like in other words to avoid deflection. >> crazy, right. like our phones orhand-helped computers. the same rules that apply to work or home really didn't vie there. get ahos where had. >> easy, easy thing to do but a lot of peopl just don't d it. >> susan, thank you. >> 36 years ago this helicopter made history. coming up on news 4, we'll give coming up on news 4, we'll give you a sneak peek inside the new (birds chirping) coming up on news 4, we'll give you a sneak peek inside the new giant sources from over 40 local partners.

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> i'm scott macfarlane. the shooter in toronto has been identified as faisal hussein.e police say opened fire on restaurantsnd patios in downtown toronto last night. at 10-year-old girl and 18-year-old woman were killed. the gunman shot seemingly at random in thecity's greek neighborhood wounding more than a dozen other people. he died in an excnge with police. it's early, but investigators r have notuled out the possibility this may have been terrorism. it'she second deadly attack in toronto this-year. back in april a man drove a van on to sidewalk killing ten

peoplehe at t live desk, scott macfarlane. news 4. now at 6:00ai the is breaking records across our region, and it's not over yet. take a look at the damage. sinkhole creating headaches for drivers in montgomery county. there's a second sinkhole nearby, and it could take several days to repair. >> folks we are going to be in weather alert mode through wednesday, soeep o that umbrella and break it out if you don't have it already, tood it, ll this rain is saturating te ground, and that's causing trees tople over. check out this seen. this is great falls over youir're region. >> and lightning is responsible for a massive house fire in maryland. >> a veteran afirefighter, father killed in the line of duty. >> tonight we have team coverage of the damage and what's ahead. >> let's begin with dou and amelia in storm center 4 what's t latest, guys? >> so many rain over the last

upwards of 1 inches of rain and some areas 10 inches of rain. don't need to see a lot more but we'll get a lot more. >> we'll see 2 to 5 inches of additional rainfalo more rain tomorrow and wednesday. >> we have some showers around and not a whole lot of rn today in most locations. the heaviest rain was up in baltimore and martinsburg and gates hug. right aroundhe myth atlantic and this line right here is the line coming right through downtown, and this will come through downtown over the next hour or two. numerous showers the same line and heavier rain up along the baltimore area and right into the d.c. metro area and look at this in king george county. i'll show you the heaviest rain righ along the beltway in 395. always a mess this time of night. goo be even more of a mass as we continue to see it move in order as we come through falls church a arlington area and bethesda. the whole line shifting very