wasow strapped d and cut open without anesthesia. news 4 at 4:00 begins with breaking news. that baking news in prince george's right now. >> two people are dead at a liquor store in oxon hill. prince george's county tweeted that a robbery suspect shot and killed a victim and then police kill suspect. all of this happening at the corner of livingston road. >> what have you found out, nicole? >> reporter: pat and leon, still very active here, as you can see here behind me. the police tape is blocking off a v large perimeter of the oxon hill and livingston road area. if a you take look here, this is the liquor store that you referenced right off the top. we are told by prince george's county police that someo inside that store was shot and killed by an armed suspect. when that suspect was leaving, as police were approaching the

area, they were confronted by that suspect and the suspect began running towards him and that's when the officer fired his weapon. i want tndgo ahead a get you he some video shot a short time here on scene. police just releasing that information just minutes agon know exactly what led up to the incident inside the liquor store, but, ain, what we know right now is twoeople are dead. that is information coming from prince george's cou police. it appears someone inside the liquor store as well ashe suspect. i did speak with a witness who saw some of this unfold. let's listen. >> pretty much saw a crowd of young kids, you guys running, and it was about seven shots. when i pulled up, you know, eventually i saw the police officer out with his gun out and heard the seven shots. everybody was running. so then i had to turn back arnd and make sure that the store that i work at was okay. when i was pulling around, i

happened to see the suspect or the guy, you know, laying down on the ground over there behind the liquor store. >> reporter: all of this happened around 1:15 in the afternoon. witnesses say they wered surprihat this happened in broad daylight. again, a very active and busy shopping area here. this is right near the oxon hill plaza, where there is a shopper's grocery store, as well as a marshall's clothing store. it's very active. we'v seen a lot of people here since we've been here just millingse about, of co wondering what is going on. we are waiting for prince george's county police to give us an update on this investigation and we'll general bring you more as soon as we get it. back to you. >> thank you, nicole. > now to another weather alert. storms may strike west of the d.c. metro area this afternoon. >> this coming after a deluge last night that led to street flooding in parts of northern virginia. amelia draperth istorm

center and tracking the very latest. >> i think here in the d.c. metro area and areas off to the east are going to stay mainly dry. if you're in the flash flood watch, all the frederick, western, northern -- farther back to the west, under a flash flood watch until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. a better chance of seeing rain andhunderstorms tonight. again, tomorrow afternoon. but i think if you're not in the flood watch you're looking mainly dry ts evening we are still tracking a flood warning for parts of prince william county as well as manassas. that's going too until 9:00 p.m. this evening. issued overnight. still in effect through the evening hours. here is a look at the bigger picture. ona of rain up into carole county, moving up towards pennsylvania. most of our moisture back inwe virginia. this is going to stay along and west of 81 right now.

85 degrees at 7:00 p.m. most of us dry with 82 degrees at 9:00 p.m. some places the water was rushing acrossoads and we still continue to track problems. let's check out one in the vienna area. >> along browns mill rd here in fairfax county. just listeto this. this is streamet turned into a stream. rushing water now. it's actually receded a little bit. that's because the sun is out and the rain h stopped. but the ground here is so saturated that any little bit of showers that a come down rushing off on to the roadways bee this, causing them to shut down, and for good reason. you can see what onear ventured across tried to do,en ded up on the side of the road. we've seen several others.

look at this, t decided turn around and go the other direction. we've been making our way across no longer virginia checking out some of those troubled spots.ng we're g to bring you some of the biggest problem spots as you plan ahead for tonight into tomorrow. we'll tell you how swift water rescue teams are preparing to keep you safe. that's the latest here inty fairfax coun. >> arg don't , if you have the nbc washington app, storm am 4's hour by hour forecast is right there with you on your phone or tablet whenever you ne it. new this afternoon, a firsthand look inside a terrifying takeoff that ended with a crash in mexico, but miraculously everyone surfavive. that doesn't make this video any easy to watch. takes us through it all in the newsroom. wendy? >> aef warninge we show this to you. u might find parts of th disturbing because the drama started off as the plane was ta

this from the state of durango in northwest mexico. it was in the midst of a violent storm. on board, more than 100 people, and that includes several one of those passengers taking video when the plane took a dive and then icrashed. it caught fire. this was during theeakeoff. we going to play you a large portion of that. as you s a minute ago -- a second ago,iohe aud is a little bit low, so listen closel

[ screaming ] >> thisecsded in realtime. you know how you feelhen the airplane just kind of bumps for a couple of seconds and how terrifying that can be? this is recorded in realtime. so imagine what these passengers had to go through emotionally. about 85 of them were injured. some taken to a hospital. butay officials most of these injuries, despite all of that w chaoe relatively minor. investigators believe an extremely strong wind gust blew the plane's left wing to the ground and then tore both engines loose. and, again, the plane stayed upright. the escape slides activated and no one was killed. back to you. >> that' amazing. terrifyin is thank you, wendy. back here in the washington area, a story thatil you see

only on news 4. a violent confrontation between so would-be thieves and workers inside a wig shop in montgomery county. that exchange a captured on surveillance video. pat collins joins us live now near the store along georgia avenue in silver spring. pa >> reporter: pat,ester's wig shop has been grabbed before. most of the times it's grab a wig and run. grab a wig and run. not this time. police describe it this way -- three suspects trying to steal wigs. tw employees trying to stop them from escaping. it gets ugly. one of th suspects, the one int, the green shepper sprays the employees. then came a fight that spilled down one of the aisles of the store. two men using wigs to hit one another. a woman employee ends up on the floor. >> if you look at the video of

ese three suspects, kicked, punched these employees, used pepp spray. again, the male suffered a laceration. so it's certainly very physical, very violent during this. >> reporter: the e,scter's beauty. they've been doing business in our area more than 45 years. they have more than 1,000 kinds of wig here rangi r ine from o70 t 1,500. it was last friday police say those three suspect tried to rip off wig from ester's here. the three suspects finally get stout the e, but watch this. after they get away, one of the suspects comes back,pe pulls the door, kicks an employee inside, aeaches down makes off with one of the wigs.

the suspects, they get away. had to gloyees, the to the hospital for treatment. they're expected toe okay. now, coming up at 5:00, i have some portraits of those suspectso you'll wantee them. pat, back to you. >> that's unbelievable. unbelievable. that thief was not taking no for an answer. pat collins, thank you. >> and got a wig. a consumer alertdiegngar contaminated lettuce wraps and salads that could make you sick. a recall for more than two dozen sandals and wrapold at trader joe's walgreens and kroger. they may contain a parasite similaro fox news poisoning. you can read more about the recall and see if you bought any of these foods. search salad recall. bigger paychec means bigger tax bill. >> next consumer reporter susan

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i'm susan hogan at the live desk. we've learned three men are now in custody,harged i a massive hacking operation targeting consumers in the u.s. deral prosecutors announced the arrests today. the three suspects are from ukraine. they're accused of stealing credit and debit card numbers of moren t 15 million people. prosecutors say the men used computerre malwa to steal customer card numbers from more than 100 companies. some of those companies have previoly acknowledged that they were attacked, including chipotle, chillies and red n. ro the stolen card numbers later turned up for sale on the dark web. the total loss so far is in the

tens of millions of dollars. pat? >> all right. thankou, susan. a gender pay gap among maryland doctors is raising eyebrows. the maryland state medical society surveyed morehan 500 doctors and falnd feme doctors made significantly less than their male counterparts. for example, the nonprofit organization discovered nearly a 50% difference in what male ysicians make on average every year compared to female physicians. survey also found maryland doctors in general, men and female, make less on average than doctors across the nation. announced it will join the move to ban plastic straws and eliminat straws and reduce plastic items such as utensils, offee stirrer across their hospitals in northern virginia. apparently uses some 3 million straws each year. they say they want tohe ensure plastic does not find its way into the chesapeake bay and other water ways. it will,r, howe continue to

offer straws to the disabled. the ban begins on america recycles day, which comes up on november 15th. the expression can't win for losing could come to mind he. chipotle trying to bounce back from a series of problems offered customers fe guacamole yesterday because it was national avocado day. >> remember how excited we were? >> we remember. >> at least half of us were. this half. the lunch rush got bar under way yesterday when social media startedbl rg. customers trying to get in and cash in on the deal found the app and the website were not accepting oers giving anyone any agree guac. >> chipotle apologized that came from overwhelming response that broke the internet. the company tells nbc news the free guac offer was extended through today. code needed. >> that's like i iting someone over for a birthday party and there is no ice cream, no hicak >> som wrong with that.

>> something wrong with that. >> people are getting too savvy to these free deals or too good to be true. like the build-a-bear that we had. people are ono it. mac giving away free lip sticks. i could go on and on. >> you could. go on about the wethher. >> it'tale of two stories in our area. if you're west of the d.c. metro area, scattered swers and thunderstorms. frederick county, maryland, and virginia. areas farther back the west, basically if you're under that flash flood watch, that's why i we'r a storm team 4 weather alert mode for the counties in the flash flood watch. if you're in fairfax,,rince georgearlington, the district, alasexandria and area farther east, you areer not u any weather alert. areas fargtd o areas farther off to the west could see weather that is causing somern con take a look at the weather

headline, rain chances tomorw and friday, mainly during the latest afternoon and evening hours, eecially the evening hours are going to be the best chance for rain. plenty of dry time if not a tomorrow and day friday. very similar to today where we're tracking better chances of rain actually when we're going to bed. the weekendooking mainl dry. think that's what we all want to hear on a wednesday, hal tay throug week. for tomorrow and friday we are going to haveom scattered showers and thunderstorms out there. mainly during the late afternoon and evening hours. the weekend, saturday and sunday, only a chance. it's not that big of a chanceus it's an isolated chance. only about 10 to 20%. monday is looking dry. no problems outhere on monday but it is still humid. here is future weather. this trend continues through 9:00 p.m. mid-w., midnight, overnight today. all storms stay along and west of i 81. again, most of us, mainly dryt overni today. maybe an isolated shower

tomorrow morning, but for the most part looking dry. as we move toward the mid and late afternoon hours, we do starttto track sed showers and thunderstorms out there with the potential for some heavy rain tomorrow tould still lead to some flooding concerns because of how much rain we've had in the month of july. as we look to friday, it's a similar story. we likely start off dry and see showers and thunderstorms developing through the afternoon hours.ning so the weather having a bit of an impact on your day but not a huge impact. if you want to get outdoors to exercise, the best bet is going to be the morning hours. i would still heado the pool tomorrow and friday. have that backup plan knowing you have anc very small c of dealing with a thunderstorm, especially as the day wears on. if you're doing something like staining a deck where you need 24 hours of no rain in the forecast, hold off on you need a plan for next week because there is the chance for rain in the forecast. as we look to thursday and friday.

again, here is a look at satellite and radar. more on the ten-day forecast coming up about 4:30. >> we'll check and see how that deck is coming. >> exactly. >> thanks, amelia. thunder and c lightning be great theater. >> but they're also associated with breathing problems and sleepne issues. xt, we're working for you with what you need to know about thunderstorms and your health. shocking revelations. comedian tiffany haddish opens up about what happened to her when she was 17 a tellsnd

we know how much damage severe thunderstorms can do to your property, but they can also reek havoc with your health. the fierce winds and torrential downpours have been associated with more severe asthma and allergy attacks. dr. jackie, how bad canhese attacks get? do you see this happening in people who aeady suffer from allergies and asthma? >> it can get really bad, it's got a name for it called thunder asthma. a worldwide pnomena.

hundreds of people will crowd er's and there gaspi for air. they've never had asthma before. >> with all the rain and storms we've had,n ave you sre patients in your office? >> we're starting to see more and more. one of the r is because of these triggers of what happens to get people going th first thing is you'll get these high winds that we've had, and i will take the very pollen and actually spin it around, make it into sma ser pieces it gets deep into your lungs. >> as a matter of fact, we have -- i was going to ask you, you w knowt exactly is it that happens? so the winds break down the pollen grains and make them smaller so they're easier to inhale. >> and go deeper in. further than that, all the rain makes the mold even fther than it ever was. that mold will end up puffing ua anost exploding. the higher humidity, any change in hy or temperature makes

anav asthmatic a bigger problem. researchers have been able to find you'l get the collapsed lunges. if you think about when you scuba diving and have a lot of extra pressure on your lungs, at's what can happen in these storms. they've seen an increase in collapsed lun. sam problem for people who have sleep apnea. they have the sameroblem with thunderstorms. >> what about sinus headaches and migraines? >> so if youf think your sinus as a little globe, a little environment, and all of that changes in pressure will t actuale care in your sinuses the same way. you can get horrific headaches. some of it's thought to been evolutionary thing, though. when you get that headache, it's telling you go inside and lay down, and the reason is because you're safer tinside. >> t makes sense. >> go lay down. >> i'm sure you've heard someone say they can tell when a storm comes because they can feel it in their knees.ny is there science in that? >> that's right. all those grandmothers and my

husband will say that their joints start to hurt. you have sensors actually in your joints and they're called receptors. like min storm team 4 in ere and they will report tout y o out you have this change in pain becausef the change in weather. >> fascinating. what should a person susceptible to these thunderstorm-related oblems do? >> number one, stay inside. you'll avoidhi bre in those small particles,ia espy if you have the problem with the thunder asthma. if you are a maintenanceme cation of some sort for your asthma, migraines, arthris, make surou stay on it. number three, if you hear thunder, you should really go f the helter because one problems with thunderstorms, of course, is you can get hit by lightning. so you don't wt to do that. that's a major health problem. >> all right. thank you, dr. jacki >> i would agree with you on that.

that's a major health problem. don't get strucky lightning. best advice ever. also under a from all the storms here, the water areas around here. comingpext, reclaiming the shoreline. what's being done to clean up the chesapeake bay covered in trash after last month's flooding. plus, we continue to work breaking news. two people are dead after a confrontation at a liquor store in oxon hill. prince george's county police just gave u you know when you're at ross shopping for backpacks... ...and mom also gets a back-to-school bag? that's yes for less. ross has the brands you want for back to school. and it feels even better when you find them for less. at ross. yes for less.

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four things to know this ternoon, starting off with the breaking story. >> two people are dead after a confroation at a liquor store in oxon hill. prince george's count police say a man with a gun confronted and killed a victim at the store at the corner of livingston and ox hill road. a nearby officer heard the gunshots, r thed towardshe scene. police say the officer shot and killed the suspect after the obey suspect failed to officer's commands. news 4 nicole jacobs is talking to witnesses right now. she'll have another live report coming up. police are trying to track down three people in connection with a violent theft in montgomery county. surveillance video shows one of the suspectspe here p spraying employees inside of a wig shop in silver springs. we see them go back and forth before the man eventually grabs a wig and runs off. racle in mexico. a plane carrying more than 100

people crashes duringd takeoff aneryone survived. the pla was leaving durango in northwest mexico when it took a dive, crashed a caught fire. one of the passengers was shooting video at the time. that dramatic story isin cg up on news 4 at 5:00. as dry as it's been all day with the sun out most of the time, some roads in the area still cover up by rushing water. that's because the ground is so saturated there is nowhere else for the water to go.e drivers h been forced to turn around in placesl ike that. wear about the biggest trouble spots coming up. first, back to amelia draper in the center. >> it all depends on where you are. if you're under a fla flood watch, that's frederick, loudoun, further back to the west, you can anticipate scattered thunderstorms, especially near i-81. tomorrow 50% chance for

scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and especially evening hours. more scattered showers and thunderstorms on friday. still plenty of dryime for the weekend. only an isolated afternoon thunderstorm is possibly both saturnd sunday. here is the latest on that flash flood watch. this is going to go, guys, until 6:00 p.m.da on thu for parts of frederick, western loudoun, up through washington county. all the way back to th west. uld lead to more flooding concerns similar to what were tracng in central prince william's county as well as manassas. is a look at the bigger radar picture. the rain mainly back in west virginia. again, for the most part, it's going totay alo and west of the blue ridge tonight, but a better chance at rain tomorrow. now, of course, overnight we had a ton o rainfall across the area. especially in parts of northern rginia. so fast, watching many drivers, unfortunately, offbarred.

adam tuss reports from the potomac in northern virginia where a lot of that water is heading. >> reporter: what a messda of a after all that rain. all you have to do is take a look behind me here at the in fast-mov waters to see how much is now flowing through the area. some roads have re-opened, but it haseen at times a scary situation today. all across the area, localntoads turned irivers. perhaps the most dramatic moment of the day, a driver stranded on browns mill road in vienna completely surrounded by water. chopper 4 capturing the sne. you can kind of see in the center of the shot right here, sat vehicle isck basically in the middle of about a 200-yard closure of browns mill road. the road completely flooded out right now. fairfax county rescue teams eventually removed the driver safely buthe car left to stay and wait for the water to run off. hn has lived in the vienna area for 50 years. he cameo take some pictures

and he said last night was rough with the rain. >> i measured 3 1/4 inches in a rain bucket that i had put out. >> reporter: the rain pounding windshields early this morning, leaving a mess. take a look, this is fairfax r station road nlechester road. trees wash across the roadway, rocks and of course the driver trying to do what so manyer driv should not do. some drivers still taking chances like this guy in his pickup truck with the hitch in tow. luckily at ts point no serious injuries reported around the area. back here along the potomac,moow rain is in the forecast for this week so make sure you do not put yourself in any dangerous situation. d do notve into standing water and get yourself in trouble. back to you. >> adamuss, thank you. this is not what you want to see when you go to the beach. >> that'ight. especially if you planned on taking a dip and going swimming this summer. debris littered the water and

all alo the shore. >> the beach at sandy state park in annapolis is closed right now to swimmers.he that's we find news 4's chris gordon. chris? >> reporter: well, pat and leon, you can fish but you can't swim, as you say, and here's why. i'm standing on two large tree trunks that washed upor on right along the chesapeake bay. trees,re sharp objects and a lot of this. all kinds of plastic containers. it's every beach lover's nightmare, sandy beach state park is closed for swimming. crews are working t clear the -- >> they can enjoy the beach, our picnic areas but there is d too muris in the water for them to safely be in the water swimming or rwading. orter: this family from ohio is visiting friends from

silverin s together they brought eight kids to the beach who are disappointed that they can't swim in the bay. so they played in a pool o water left on the beach from the recent rains. >> when we got he theytopped us at the front and let us know we couldn't get in the w ler. a of moaning and growning from the tiny ones. >> reporter: the bay is open for fishing so the family found a way to have fun. in annapolis, this a aa known ego alley has been cleared of debris, but crews working for the harbor master are still hard at work and need volunteers to help in the cleanup. >> 22 truck loads of debris. we cleaned out ego alley and now we're trying to get this accomplished. >> reporter: today, maryland governor larry hogan cancelled the 2018 governor's cup -- saying that the race lanes on the chesapeake are too dangerous. also, the bass master elite fishing tournament h been

cancelled for the first time in its history. again, over concern for conditions here at the chesapeake bay. pat and leon, back t u. >> all right. >> wiser to be safe than sorry. thanks, chris. comedian tiffany haddish is opening up and it's so laughing matter. >> there is something you need to know about tiffany haddish, okay? she pushes buttons. >> that's a clip from when she appeared on n "saturdht live." very funny, by the way. net in a new interview with "glamour" maga the comedienne and actress says she was raped by a police cadet when she was 17. years later she went on to marry and divorce, stating her husband physically abused her, which he denies. haddish says she protects herself by being svei aggres protecting you and your family when visiting the national zoo in d.c. ere is going to be a security update on the new plan this evening. zoo officials say there will be no changes to screening when

visiting the zoo, but they're going to give an u oate additional fencing expected to be installed next year. that meeting takes place at 6:30 tonight in the zoo's conservation pavilion located xt to main fwril. shopping to head back to school? maybe you have another list of needs? either way, virginiandnd maryave their tax-free holidays coming up starting this weekend in vi'tinia. you w have to pay sales tax on qualifying school supplies, clothing and footwear. hurricane and emergency prep items as well as ergy star and water products. so shop carefully and smart there. in maryland, they're going to be offeri tax-free shopping the following week. maryland, this list includes qualifying clothing, footwear and accessori and the fir $40 of a backpack or book bag is going to be tax-free. you can find a full listing of tax exempt items in both states on our nbc washingtonitpp.

everye bit helps. millions of americans may be in for a shock come tax time. >> if you were one of those who started receiving a paycheck when the new tax law kicked ihi earlier year, this could impact you. consumer reporter susan hoaguer is wor for you for what you need to know. susan? >> that's right. a newal congressi audit says moref taxpayers will owe money next year due to low withhoings from their paychecks. the government sent new tax withholding tables to employers earlier this year. this new audit just released found 30 million workers are not having enough moneyhh wd from their paychecks and will owe money next april. if the new t law had not taken effect, about 27 million would ha owed. it's not too late, though, for you to adjust your wit soldings. noe what you should claim on your w-4 at work? the irs has a tax withholding calculator. of course we have a link for you right now on our nbc washington

app. just search "income taxes." leon?d >> save in one area and have to pay more in otrs. >> nasty surprise there. >> thanks, susan. this is a labor and delivery nightmare. y one new mom is suing the hospital where her beautiful baby girl was born. >> just tryin to wra my mind around how it would feel to be basically gutted like a fish. >> and the latest on conditions in california. >> that's right. wildfires there still marching through the state, making history as they go. we'll be going out there live coming up next. we are still watching some showers and thunderstorms, mainly to the west right now. but we can see a few in our area. wel talk about timing of any showers and thunderstorms ming up. co

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track another round of storms expected tonight. on top of all the rain a flooding we had last night. storm team 4 is back in just a couple of minut with a look at the forecast. >> the deadly wildfires out west are still burning across california, but teams out there on the front lines are finally getting a break from high winds th have been pushing these flames. now in some of the hardest hit areas f ailies are getti look at what the fires left behind, if anything. nbc's jay gy is liven one of those neighborhoods. ne's in redding, california. that s behind you looks ghastly. >> reporter: it's overwhelming, leon. this is the kind of situation so many of those families are returning to, theirt homes l in ruins here. i think they're starting to realize now thatho just like firefighters on the front lines, their work here, the recovery, is going to take a long time. >> cross right flank to left flank at 5,000. >> reporter: after two weeks, fire crews are making progress in california.

but hotshot teams on the front lines warn. >> this fire is really outrunning teus. >> rep the fight here is still far from over.n more tha a dozen wildfires raging, running and threatening thousands of homes acrosshe state. while another battle -- >> there is the chain from the lamp. >> reporter: areas swallowed by just beginning. >> where do you start? oh, my gosh. >> reporter: families are slowing returning to what's left of their homes. >> look how the fountain in the back made it. >> oh, my gosh. huh. >> that's so odd. >> oh, my gosh. survived. >> reporter: very little escaped the flames. more than 1,000 homes reduc to charred twisted metal, broken glass and ash, but as they clear out and clean up, survivors draw strength couldn't take away. >> 20 years together here, honey. >> yeah, 20 years. so many memories.

>>n eporter: memories they l on now. >> this is hard. >> yeah. >> reporter: as they struggle to start over. >> you omknow, s have said they won't or can't come back, return to places like this, but most of the survivors we've talked with sayhat this is still, regardless of how it looks, their home. pat, they say they will rebuild here. >> pretty heartbreaking, though. thank you, a warning to customers tonight from one of the largest online review sites. dozens of companies, including a local company, have reviews that raise questions. wendy eger's in the newsroom with a look at what's new at 5:00. hi, wendy. >> hi. how much do you trust the reviews you rd online? looking into which ones are actually legit and why one review site is issuing aarng to its consumers. jodi fleisher joins us with more on the local company that is now

under scrutiny and how you canf tell the reviews you're readingit are truly late. also, he was one of the redskins longest tenured playing. deangelo hall hanging up his cleats. sherry burress will have more on his farewell. >> i'm sherry burress in rich d richmond, virginia, one longtime red skin hangs up his cleats. >> to play at virginia tech and grow up a huge dar green fan and washington redskins fan, i mean, it's been a dream. >> so we'll see you soon with those stories and more. he's such a nice guy. >> if i can mention daryl green as a really other great guy from the team. >> time goes on. >> yes, indeed. >> thanks, wendy. >> you see you in a bit. turning now to the weather, which is okay today, depending on where you are. >> right. >> but, there is a but there --

>> more storms in theorecast tomorrow. basically it's like florida around here. hot, humid, we get that bubble up lnde day tstorm. it moves through. then we look to friday and get anothe bubble up afternoon thunderstorm. here is the thing, guys, we've had so much rain over the past few weeks that even a little bit of rain can lead to flooding concerns. oure is your planner for tomorrow on thursday, 7:00 a.m., we're at 76 degrees already. that's mild. mid-80s by lunchtime but plenty of sunshine as we move int the afternoon and evening hours. we're tracking hit and miss showers and thunderstorms.he everybody has chance for afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms, but we're l stillking at plenty of dry time with some sunshine out there. thato going to help warm us to about 88, 89 degrees for a high temperature. here is the latest on storm team 4 radar, noticing areas ofth ra anderstorms west of i-81. most of us are going to be try. depending where you ve lauren, most of us have the potential for staying dry

tonight, others have a much better chance for rain and flooding concerns. >> definitely geng to h to watch that flooding concern, absolutely right. only for certainas a as you were saying. let's break it down zone by zo . our sound zone, stafford, fredericksburg, including spots identify coming out here to southern maryland. if you are in this area, you're going to be dry, just muggy a warm with partly sunny skies but looking good. let's go travel to t d.c. metro area. a little to the west, d.c., fairfax, montgomery county, parts of prince george's county and an roundal county. a mix of sun and clouds. once we continue to scoot to the west, now we're in our western zones, anywhere from frederick county that alrdy saw storms out there down, down through prince william cnty where they had flooding. warnington, gainesville. could see rain possible throughout the evenin after about 5:00 or 6:00.

ouooding a concern, some of thoseies under a flash flood watch. the mountains, this is going to bearhe best for our area to see some stronger storms. west of that en in west virginia, strong storms through the late evening, possibly even oa little bit rain through the overnight. flooding techb flding definitely possibl along the shenandoahle v this to be west of d.c. that's why we think some of the stronger storms could stick around the shenandoah valley. it looks like that tomorrow well, amelia, storms mainly th the west a area of high pressure in the atlantic hangs out in the western atlantic pushing everything this way. >> exactly. it's pretty much the epitome of a summer day out there tomorrow. a mix of clouds a sunshine. hot and humid. we see thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. becahee of the , because of the humidity, some of those storms could have very heavyra fall. the best chance for thunderstorms is going to be north and west of washington. for the same areas that are now

under that flash floodid watch. , more clouds out there with a chance for morning showers and scattered showers and thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening hours. possible area wide. maybe an isolated thunderstorm over t weekend. the weekend overall i have to say looking pretty nice. for theke first w in august. and then next week, the only day right now that has the chance of thunderstorms is looking like wednesday. so a big pattern change inhe right way next week. >> all right. thanks, amelia. a couple recalls a terrible experience at a hospital. physical and emotional pain they will neverget. in the moments just before their little girl's birth, nbc's mary peyton has the story out of san diego. >> she is a happy baby. >> reporter: happy, healthy and always smili w. that'shat cali's parents say about their baby girl, bull dsh has very different words about cali's birth. >> once ielt it i was screaming stop, i can feel it, i

n feel it. after that, i'm pretty sure i passed out from the pain. >> reporter: the pain o an emergency c-section without anesthesia. >> something like out of a horror movie. like you can't imagine -- i would have rather delivered her vaginal with no medicine than being cut with a knife. >> reporter: accordinglyi to th lawsuit filed, her blood pressure dropped quickly. her doctor couldn't find the baby's heartbeat and called for an emergency c-section. the couple remembers nurses calling for an an ste-- so nurs strapped delphina down and c her open. >> usually if you want the best care, god forbid an emergency situation arises, you wan toe in a big hospital. this hospital failed. >> somebody put a knife in your stomach and cuts you tpen and

hair hands rip your insides open to pull a baby out. i tried to put myself in her shoes. >> says nurses would not let him inside the o.r. to comfort h fiance, but he told us he could hear her scream and the silence after she passed out fe pain. >> you know, just trying to wrap my mind aro how it would feel to basically be butted like a fish. >> reporter: tri-city hospital did not respond to our questions about the lawsuit. a surgeon wasn't available for comment. denying the allations, telling us, anesthesia services would have been available and the care provided was appropriate under the circumstances. but the 's lawyer says there was clearly a problem with proper stafft gtri-city. >> that's what i'd like to see change so that this doesn't happen to somebody else. this was dhorrific. >>'t think that's something anybody would ever forget. it's probably going to stay with me for the rest of my life. a story i get to tell her.

>> reporter: now, according to the lawsuit, nurses had to strap her arms a legso the operat emergency surgery because she was in so much pain. >> how could this happen at a major hospital? how could they admit they didn't give her anesthesia bir in t response it was there and available? >> that the care was appropriate. >> that sounds like something out of the wild, wd west. >> can only imagine how much she curfewed. >> -- suffered. >> thank goodness the baby is okay and so the mom. >> wish them the b>t of luck. oming up next, untraceable andde ctable. >> a judge issues a restraining order on the 3-d firearms -- thousands of ghost gun files have already been downloaded. misspent money. the new allegations that grant funding meant to be usedel to h

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bre news. . right now at 5:00 -- >> eventually i saw the police officer out with his gun out and heard the seven shots. everybody was running. >> an investigation after police shoot a man at a local liquor store. what about what led up to it. >> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper. flash flood watch in effect for parts of the area. who is at wisk andt you can expect in your neighborhood. first on 4, flipping wigs. a violent attack inside a local store and it's all caught on camera. news 4 at 5:00 starts right now. we begin tonight with that breaking news. a deadly confrtation that involved a prince george's

county police officer. >> within the last hour, we learned that two people are dead in the incident. >> one of them, an armed suspect, the other, a man who police say the suspect killed just moments before. >> news 4's nicole majacobs is live there near the scene not far from the mgm casino in oxon hills. nicole? a >> reporter: p doreen, i can tell you we just heard from the police chief a short time ago who does confirm they are investigating a murder as well as a spolice-involveoting that left the suspect in that murder case dead. i want to get you to some scene video right here showing you behind us lives pictu the investigation still going aboon right now at the corner ofhi ox and livingston road. the liquor store we're seeing here with the police officers right in front, that's where we're told the victim was shot and killed by t suspect who was then shot and killed by police out in front of the liquor store. y

gettin to some video right now. this is the weapon police say they recovered from that suspect. i can tell you, we' four hours into the investigation and while theye gathered a lot of information from witnesses, one thing they don't have right now is a motive. we're told by police a manho was not an employee of that liquor store was shot and killed by the suspect, an officer with robbery suppression team was he the are for an unrelated issue. was at the traffic light here when he heard the shots, saw the commotnn and t got out to see what was going on. that's when we're told that suspect allegedly ran toward him with a gun, ignored commands to stop and the officer fired his weapon. we'll get you to some sound right now from the police chief. let's listen. >> at this tpoint, we kn suspect fired several times and we have several shell casings from that weapon. we also