right now on news4, a break in the case. it is a beautiful day out there finally we are seeing some sunshine out there. temperatures are warming. we'll talkbout any mor chances of rain and take a look at the weekend coming up.

> good morning, bear with me, sorry, we're having a little bit of mikelt diffis this morning. thanks for joining us, the rain is gone butt has l behind a whole lot of problems. imagine having your nice sitdown nner interruptedy a falling ceiling. that happened in arlington last night. cell phoneideoaptured the moments that parts of the ceiling were literally falling there. everybody eventually evacuated e restaurant and we're also seeing problems on the roads. megan mcgrath joins us live from northwest d.c. with more on the issues ther men? >> reporter: yeah, we are seeing all kinds of problems. look at the large tree that has fallen across broad branch road here. the problem here is what happened with broad branch. that's the body of wer that alu're seeing right here. looks allm and normal now, butast night a totally different story.e

thater came up, left its banks, went actually over this wall. look at this video that was shot by a man who lives -- you can see just all of the water that flooded out on th street and caused those trees to come down and also caused some erosion on the sides of the roadway as the water gushed downhill. it didn't take long for all of this to happen. it started rning hard at 6:00. by 7:00, that's when the water st started gushing into the street. so that's the situation that haened not just here in northwest but all around the dmv. while you're out and about, keep in mind you might find some trouble spots here. just toive you an idea of how i badt got here last year, you can see the debris right here. this is how high the water came up, all the way from that creek right over there, so it really came up highnd came up fast. when you're out and about, it's possible you may see some trees

down. at this location it's going to be a while. y we have not seen a tree crew and there might be some wires involved as well, so this will be a little while beforepahis rticular road opens. back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath, thank you. we don't have a whole lot of time. the sun is out, you're seeing it in megan's live shot so let's talk about timing and how long we actually have to dry out before we get another shot of rain moving in. >> tunfortunatelse rain chances increase as we go through the weekend. nothing out there right get outside and soak up some of this sunshine. it is an absolutely beautiful day out there right now with plenty of sunshine. and again, no rain, thank goodness. even out to the west, maybe a few sprinkles. i'm going to call for an isolated sprinkle out there today but tha is it. a little on the hazy side out there right now but again, we're finally getting some sunshine. currently the the low 80s.nto it will be a warm one out there today, engecially conside the last few days. but again, enjoy this sunshine.

we do ha that rain on the way. we'll show you the weekend in detail because we do have some rain for thisweekend. we'll talk about that coming up. now we want to go to a deloping story. a confrontation during a police investigation led to a shooting. takoma park policeell us the suspect fired at the officer first and the officer shot back. it was just over the city line on new hampshire avenue in northeast. the suspect was conscious and breathing when parameds took him to the hospital. the officer was not hurt. che teen at theter of a multi-state amber alert is safe. officials in tennessee ande virginia w searching for 17-year-old grace ihga and her abductor, 52-year-old richard tester. somebody spotted his suv this morning and called police. tester pulled over and was orested in tennesseen a kidnapping warrant. new this morning, the u.s. embassy in beijing is on edge a small an detonated

bomb outside the embassy. the bombs described as a firecracker-like device. officials say other than the suspect, nobody else injured. chinese media also reports that a woman sprayed herself in gasoli outside t same u.s. embassy, but neither the police nor u.s.e officials hav commented on president trump is on his way to iowa for a un able discussion with farmers to discuss his potentially new trade deal. b left jointe andrews just before 10:00 this morning. that's the video you're seeing after that meeting he will head to illinois to meet with steel workers. meanwhile president trump's secretary of state fielded some pretty tough questions from lawmakers on t closed-door meeting with president putin earlier this month. news4's tracie potts has details on the deal and the meeting. >> we made a deal today. >> reporter: no tariffs between the united states and europe, e plope would buy up huge

chunks of u.s. soybeans and energy. >> going to make it much easier for them. >> reporter: all part of president trump's new trade deal. >> this was a very big day for free and fair trade. very big d indeed. >> reporter: but it's still in the works. nothing is final. that announcemen as the secretary of state -- >> senator, i understand the game that you're playing. >> reporter: -- answered tough qutions on capitol hill. >> we don't know what the truth is. >> reporter: about president trump's closed-door meeting with russian president vtidimir >> i think i have a pretty complete understanding of what took place in that meeting. >> reporte he offered no details, but promised u.s. policy has not changed. >> did donald trump leave that meeting and order the secretary of state to change policy, and his answer today was that so far the answer is no. >> it's unclear to me whethta or not sec pompeo really is fully aware of what was discussed, what commitments were r not made. >> reporter: pompeo insists the president went in with eyes widn open russia meddling in the 2016 election.

>> he has a complete and proper rstanding of what happened. i know. i briefed him on it for or a year. >> reporter: he left some lawmakers still wondering if whre thedent says in public -- >> misleading anduntruthful. >> reporter: -- matches what he may have promised russia when the cameras we notrolling. lawmakers were also updated on the president's meeting with kim jong-un, the leader of north korea. secretary pompeays they did agree to full denuclearization. from washington, i'm tracie potts, nbc news. today is the court-orde deadline for all migrant children to be reunited with their parents. thehildren were separated from their parents at the u.s./mexico border after entering the united states illegally. the department of homeland security said me than 2,500 children were separated from their families. more than 1,100 have been reunited so far. the exact number still separated is unclear. 463 migrant parents have already been deported without their

children. homeland security secretary rstjen nielsen told congress she was confident they could meet today's ddline. the hometown boys are back on the field today. the team is in richmondar prg for the upcoming season. head coach jay gruden tells us he already hasttome py big expectations for the fall. >> how early do you go big picture and talk about the season? >> now. it's our first team meeting so we'll talk about expectations, what we think they need to accomplish to make this football team. the good thing about this football team in i my opini we have a good core group of veterans that don't need a whole lot of talking to. hey know what it takes to successful football players on a football team. >> if you'd like to head down and watch the guys train, it is free and open to the public as long as you sign up for a mobile fan pass.ng trai camp ends august 14th. making schools safer, the plan beinght voted on tonnd what it could mean for your children.

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