breaking now at 11, weather alert. a tree comes crashing down on a house with deadly results. even more soaking rain is on the way. fallen hero, airighter

dies in the line of duty. the family he was trying to save is speaking out. another shooting in the same neighborhood. we're hearing from the police chief. good evening, first to that breaking news, days of torrential rain claiming a woman's life tonight in northern virginia. snow the ground is absolutely soaked and that made it's easier for a tree toall on a house in burke tonit, killing someo inside. we have coverage to even more rain ahead for us. >> to shomastone, live in burke. what have you learned there? >> reporter: moments ago we spoke to the battalion chief. he said it is incredibly rare, a tree crashing throu ahome, killing a woman inside.

let me move out of the way. there is a team tryingo stabilize this home before they go inside. let's roll video. this started around 8:45 tonight. the 60 foot tall tree, 2 to 3 feet in diameter, fell and the husband survived. qllie bailey said the tree has crushed arter of the home on the second firor. 45ighters responded. the woman's body is still inside the home. the tree is there. they have t stabilize the home, remove the tree, the body. the husbandol is aely devastated as i'm sure you can understand. will now here fromhe battalion chief. this is rare for us to run but with all the rain, things of that nature, the roots of these treee really loosened up.

>> reporter: firefighters have not releasedfhe name this woman or her husband. there are people outside here that have sad looks on their faces. they know this woman and this live here in burke, virgia, shomari stone, news4. >> just awful. thank you. we a far from done with all this rain. to storm team 4 chief meteorologist, doug kammerer now. >> we have two more days of this? >> we do. we talked about that tree falling on that house. that system that cam rightver burke, had a very small storm, a 30-40 milhour winds with that. any time you have that much rain you can get t tsees down and unfortunately that terrible situation in burke. a lot more raints in pf the region. we have a dry spell around the d.c. metro area.

in baltimore and pennsylvania, they had a ton of rain. this line has been going on for we are in a little bit of dry spell, back to the northwest. look at this. look what's coming down the northern end. this will move through poftions outhern maryland into the d.c. metro area. i expect more heavy rain tonight and into the day tomorrow and why we have this flatcflood until 2:00 a.m. tomorrow night, through 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning we can see anywhere from 2 to possibly 5 inches of rain and some locations even more. i'll take you hour-by-hour. >> is too much. thank you, doug. one place where they're watchino ow's forecast closely is ederick, maryland. the city and county had significant flooding back in may. jackie found they're still trying to recover from that. now, they're expecting the river to overflow its banksengain.

does that happen? >> i can tell you, we saw a good period of heavy rain tonight. i know from talking to doug, it looks like tomorrow is when people are goingav to some concerns. this part, baker park in frederick still shows damage from the may floing and people ve their fingers crossed this week's rain won't cause a repeat. >> may 16th, much of baker park in maryland w under water after 4 inches of rain fell in two hours. two months later, the damage to the ballpark has notn yet bee repaired and some washed off areas roped off. frederick mayor michael o'connor spoke about the possibility of more possible f >> we deploy the resources to storm inlets to look where we have history ofue flooding i to make sure that theuc infrastrre we have is set up to functio as best we possibly

can. >> reporter: mayor o'connor says the park itself is designed t alleviate the flooding of carroll creek which flooded downtown frederick in 1976. he said he's aware of conrns about increase in residential flooding in baker park. >> if these storms are more mmon or frequent than they've been we have to do the evaluation on our side to find out i there are changes to our stormwater and wastewater stems toitigate these problems in the future. >> reporter: to give you a feeling for ton work here, under this park are two tunnels, both of which a school bus can be driven through. those have to fill up with water before this area fviods. sly, something that is being watched with great concern. live in frederi, jackie bensen, news4. >> thank you. get the latest forecast befor you headut the door tomorrow morning. storm teamlo meteorogist, chuck bell and sheenaarveen will

have you covered from 4:00 to a.m. we're following breaking news in montgomery county. a barricade situation on mozart drive in silver spring. aanefuses to leave his home. we don't know ifny there'se else inside with him. the call came around 8:00 this evening as an altercation. we will let you know as we get more on news4. leon harris at the "live desk" in the news getting new reaction and new information about this morning's deadly house fire that killed h ard tounty firefighter, nathan flynn. y on a gofundme page there is a o pledg $10,000, next to it the owners of the homeflhere n died. they also released a statement saying they are devastated and profoundly grateful to the firefighters who responded to

their home today. flynn died after he fellhrough a floor while battling that seven alarm house fire overnight. it marked the first tim a career howard county firefighter died in the line of duty. he served 13 years in the department and friends say he always put fily numberne. >> everything was to protect the family, make sure they gw up the right way. it's just heartbreaking. >> maryland governor, larry hogan, ordered all flags in the state to be lowered to half-staff in flynn's honor. they believe ang lightni strike may be to thank you. developing tonight, police say a 29-year-old man from ronto is responsible f a deadly mass shooting in that city. his family says he had severe mental health problems, but they never expected this,e, qu their hearts are in pieces for

the victims. poce say faisalhussain shot 12 people before he died. two of the 15 victims died, ten-year-old girl and fallor-old named reese investigators do not know what his motives might have been. demoats are pushing back tonight against a white house threat to revoke security clearance for former intelligence officials who have been critical of the administration. today, press secretary, sarah sanders said president trump was quote exploring mechanisms to strip the clearance from six officials who worked under president obama. they include james comey and cia rector, john brennan. brennan a senior national security and intelligence analyst for nbc news on the air last week, he called president

trump's news conference with vladamir putinea nness. >> it concerns me greatly if this white house will again breakrecedence and attack former members of the intelligence committee because they simply expressed their views andir amendment rights. >> the white house accuses brennan and others of politt mizing andetizing their access. a rare bipartisanship on capitol hill, the senate overwhelmily confirmed president trump's latest picko t head the department of affairs. they confirmed robert wilkie by a vote of9. 86- wilkie served in the air force and navy, a former aistant secretary of defense under president george w. bush ander brieflyd as acting v.a. secretary earlier this year afterhe president fired david shulkin. just in the last 20 minut we learned a man shot in north d.c. this afternoon has died. it happened just blocks where

thatd10-year-irl was gunned down last week, gunfire erupted at 53rd and east capital. no rest in that case or the murder of 10-year-old mckayia. wils >> i feel sad. >> reporter: pamela riley sometimes feels like a prisone in their house. she lives on 53ndrd street she's tired of gun violence. >> the reason feel sad is because it's going on too often. innocent people, you know, a getting killed. >> reporter: just today on her block, two men opened fire killing a menear this red jeep. it happened just five blocks away fromhe the 10-year-old was shot and killed. >> reporter: are you oncerned about your safety?

>> all time. i like to sit on my search. >> reporter: investigators collected shell casings and questioned people and so far no arrests. the sheriff says the twosh tings are not related and asked the community f tips for the men who jumped out of a car firing shots in all directions killing the 10-year-old. >> you have any information please call police. that's what i do, sit and watch. >> everybody is feeling melancholy or they're tired of it. >>next at 11:00, searching for answers. investigators recover tha sunken duck boat from a missouri lake while one family and one mother deal with unimaginable loss. how about our weather

forecast the next o couple days? >> how about the next couple of hours. in a lull. thunderstorms making their way up across our region again. a long night and a long couple of days. of days. 'l talk aboutl

welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is a 100% fiber-optic network, so you can stream, game, and watch 4k shows all at once. kid's right about that! see! we are gonna have so much fun here. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital

defining medicine. a somber scene in missouri todak as that d boat that claimed 17 lives last week was raised from the water. while the victim's family struggled to cope w thir loss, troubling questions whether the boat was fit to be on the water and potentially

missed weather warnings. ron mott has the latest. >> repter: the sunken duck boat that became a waterlogged tomb for 1 the that died is pulled to the surface. why it sank remains to be seen. an ipector hired by ripley entertainment, t boat's owner is speaking out about the red flags he noticed last summer. >> one issue is the canopy that come down the sides. for theis down no way people to escape. >> reporter: he says his inspection report questioned thr seiness especially when windows are rolled down and lock closed raising concerns about escape from an emergency. >> there is an escape in theck if you can imagine being in a sinking ship with one exit is devastating. >> reporter: he said people can be pushed by the canopy and rushing water and trapped. >> if i was able to get a life

jacket i could have saved my babies. >> reporter: today, life jackets n be seen dangling from the wreck. tia said she and her husband were told they weren't needed. >> i could have grabbed them and i wasn't able to do that. >> reporter: i all, nine members of the cold man family pictured just before boarding, died. 17 livestost in wha many are saying was a pventable accident. branson, missouri. back to breaking news, this time overseas, nea athens, greece, 20 people have been killed in wildfires, more than 100 injured. we have news coming in, we want to share with you, 11 people now in serious condition. the fast moving flames moving rough a resort and the navy's capito

50 miles an hour winds are not helping and military drones are up to help 600irefighters to fight the flames below. no word what caused the fires overhe most historical sights. >> i see the parking lot. prettyte fring. >> very sad all this rainy weather has claimed a life now. we are not eveo close the end of it. >> we're really not. this happened so often with trees down and flooded roadways. this is aon serious situahe next couple of days. for most of us it won't be a huge deal. take heed over the next few days because of the fact we will see this rain. let's show you t wherehe rain is, a little bit of lull in the action in our region right now. we're starting to see things fire back up. to the north around the baltimore area, places like carroll county and western

baltimore county in the pennsylvania area. extremely heavy rainfall and flash flood watches. a coupl of showers as we zoom in. one shower about to come in over fairfax right now. a couple more in washington county and frederick county. here's the area i'm watching towards the south. shenandoah valley seeingeavy rain. i'm watching this area right here has lightning and thunder associated with it, too. very hvy rainfall that will move to southern maryland and possibly eastern shore and move back to d.c. and baltimore again. watch out software southern maryland to i-95. i think thi could be a big issue over the next couple of hours because they have seen so much rain. flashflood watch in effect for everyone until 2:00 a.m. wednesday morning. how much more rain? maybe 2 1/2 more inches. already seen 8 1/2 in washington the last week, 2-5 inches or

more. some locations could pick up more through the day wednesday and when things should start to settle dn thursday and friday. a look at the pattern, follow the clouds, all the way from the bahamas, all the way up the east coast to canada, this is not just us, tremendous flooding in pesylvania, parts of new york, torbced parts of the valley area, d.c. and philadelphia, new york, flash flood watches the next couple of days. towards parts of the valley. more rain and the rain willue contust about all day long. take the umbrella with you. give yourself extra time in the area roadways. drown.ound, don't you will hear me say it a lot. the next computer model giving us wednesday night, 2 inches and d.c. area and 2 inches in

iin this area and showers and storms throughout the day. cloudy and ver humid. speaking of humid, bot days, weather alert days. thursday and friday. hi temperatures close to 90 degrees. and high temperatures friday 91. i can't rule out ato couples friday and saturday. right now, leaving those dry. next week, we see a repeat of this pattern, not as severe as this one. >> getting har t take. thank you. the newt wizesar

wow. look at jim go. man, that guy works hard. courtside seats? multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in! it takes experience, skill, hey babe. do you have my credit card? i can't find it. nope. i haven't seen it. i'll keep looking. and a bank that helps you take care of business from anywhere. you know, we could use more guys like jim around here.

bb&t. all we see is you.

this is the xfinity sportsdesk. >> t f wheels fall off the nationals again tonight. washington has not strung together back-to-back wins in two wee a. everyone h hand in last night's win against atlanta and today everyone struggling against milwaukee. nationals looking to go above .500 since july 12th. daniel murphy, smashing this one to right, a solo shot, just his second home run of the season. nats take a 1-0 lead. goalez on theound allowing five runs. this one could have been six but the defense came through and runs and flies in and makes a

row to matt who puts a tag and great tag and the defense helping out guyot. guyot out and christian yelich sends it down the line right past zimmermas glove and little hesitancy and cost him triple for yelich. brewers lead 6-1 for the ninth inning. heading up to baltimore a little wet at camde yards. two separate delays for red s when they got going, going in roe w direction, facing marlin and red sox take a1- 0 lead. things got worse in the fifth, gausman walks with the bases

loaded allowing for 5 2/3. taking it for a ride, out of here. thinth homer for him. not enough, birds fall,-3. dwight howard eight time all-star and three time offensive player of the year is looking for a freshwh start. howard suits up for washgton, this will be his sixth team, fourth in the last fouras s, especially when john wall got to pick up the phone. >> he said, do you want to come d.c.? there wasn't too much to be said. after he said that, i, was bro, i'm with it. that conversation was like a confirmation for me, him reaching out, like, man, i never had a guy like joe wall as a point guard. why lose that opportunity,pe cially when we're both in pointsf our careers where it's

only about one thing, i was all in. >> certainly an interesting mix with some new guys theye. h september, october, we have to get here. >> he has been around, hasn't he? >> yes, he certainly has. a lot of experience i guess you could say will hopefully help the wizards. >> maybe he has >> maybe he has

(birds chirping, a running brook,) >> maybe he has ahh. the new deer park sparkling is made with real spring water. ♪ it's so refreshing and delicious, you don't need slo-mo models to sell it. real spring water, real fruit flavors and refreshing bubbles. just what's refreshingly real.

♪ ♪ summer's calling. the 2018 escalade is ready to move. our best offers on the 2018 escalade are here. join us for the made to move sales event. get 0% apr financing for 60 months, plus $2000 down payment assistance when financed through gm financial on a 2018 escalade. is it going be raining when

we wake up in the morning? today. lot of places we have a big heavy band coming into maryland a and you probably seeing thunder and rain wit. >> te

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tom cruise, parkey posey,