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 recovered tha the body of our suspect. a

not clear at this point what prepitated the confrontation between our murder victim and our suspect, but we have more than two dozen witnesses to this, and in addition, we have video from some of the businesses in proximity to this event. >> reporter: all cght. the polief saying that they are corroborating through the witnesses and the surveillance videot exactly w he shared with us this taking a as you're live look here at oxon hill road and livingston road. this is a very busy shopping center area. i can also tell you, according suspect in this case is known to authorities. one thing police do confirm and point out is that right now they are not investigating this as robbery. they are still trying to determine exactly what led up to the initial homicide that happened inside that liquor store. the officer involved in the

shooting, they are not identifying him right now but we're told he is on administrative leave per protocol. of course an internal affairs investigation goi on. the state's attorneys office is investigating as wel pat, doreen, back to you. an all right. you, nicole. and now to a storm team 4 weather alert. we have another one because of this, a flash flood watch is in effect for parts of our area. we have a chance of more rain coming after that downpour overnight that led to this major flooding around northern virginia. we have team coverage for you this afternoon. david culver is checking out some of the trouble spots, but first let's go to ameli draper in the storm center. how much more is expected? >> it allepds where you are tonight. if you're along and west of i-81, you can count on rain and understorms. frederick, loudoun, northern falk ear county, here to the west -- i think wtostay try for

ght. a bigger threat of rain tomorrow in the day and l e evening hours that could lead to morn flooding concern. take a look, this is a flash flood watch in effect through 6:00 p.m. thursday. all the counties here in solid green, this also includes washington county and hague haguerstn. as well as manassas and prince william's county. the areas in red around i-81 have an 80% chance for rain and flooding. the biggest concern ise areas. most of us in green, which means we're mainly dry. more on tomorrow's thunderstorm threats coming up in 15 minutes. >> thanks, amelia. th> some streets in norn virginia are still streams, even though the rain has stopped and the sun has been out. david culver looks at some of the areas drivers should voill try to a. >> reporter: tonight, browns mill road in vienna closed off.

a stranded car serves as a warning to other drivers. rescuers stressing wat is deceivingly powerful. >> it takes asinittle as 6 es of water to move a car, okay? it will lift it and float it. i don't care if you're driving themallest little honda week or a nice big suv. >> reporter: captain matthh bur. video tweeted outoday. you can see them carrying a woman to dry ground. >> swift water rescues are extremely dangerous for the rescuers themselves. >> reporter: look at all this water running off here. take a listen. it's like a river. the ground is so saturated over several days of rain that even a little bit of rain i causi something like this, a scenario that's quitechessy. per 4 working for you tonight, s road from above.ll a muddy current below.

notorious for high water. by midday, just dried mud. remnants of the morning mess. farther south in prince william county, chopper 4 capturing anothertranded driver, this truck stuck in the rapids of fl fleetwood road. >> that's one of the things -- >> reporter: with more rain on the way, crews here know they cannot rest easy. othern burns message to drivers? >> when they can't see the road in front of them, it's not just a littlepuddle, it's a big water moving hazard. they've got to stop and re-evaluate what they're doing. there is always another way to get to where you're going. >> reporter: tonight, here in annan dale is back open, as we show you off the side of the road, the barriers and high water sign nice and close. getting ready to pull those back out as soon as they need to should down thisnc roadway

again. meantime, the warning from officials tonight, if you're planning to head past the barriers and go into that water, not only are you risking rescuers' lives, you're likely and to damage your car they stress you'll get a ticket. >> all right. drivers forewarned. don't forget, i you have the nbc washington app, storm team 4's hour by hour forecist ight there with you on your phone or tablet whenever you need it. we have an unusual crime that led to a violent confrontation inside a shop in montgomery unty. this surveillance video is capturing what happened between some would-be thieves and the employees at this wig shop in silver spring. our pat collins joins us here with a shop on georgia avenue. with a story that was first on 4. patrick? >> reporter: hey, wey. a wig store robbery turns into a wig fight. kicking, pepper spray, wig

slapping,ll of it caught on tape. these are close-up pictures of suspects wanted for an assault and attempted robbery of a wig store in silver spring. >> trying to get these people off the street. >> correct. we're asking for the public's help. think this i good video of the suspects. asking anyone with information the ease come forward to police department. >> reporter: police say these three suspects tried to steal someigs. they say two employees tried to stop them and violent.ot ugly the suspect in the green shirt pepper sprays the employees. then came a fight that spilled down the aisle of the store. two men hitting each other with wigs. a woman omployee ends upn the ground. police say this happed last friday at ester's shop on georgia avenue.

ester's has been in business for years.an 4 they have more than 1,000 wigs in stock here, ranging in from $70 to $1,500. now eventually the three suspectsushed their way out of the store, but one suspect comes back, pulled open the door,ck an employee, grabs a wig and makes a second getaway. those employees had to go to the hospital for treatment. they're expected to be all right. the suspect, well, they're still at large. oh, by the way, you know that wig? the one wig they got from store, 80 bucks. wendy, back to you. >> boy -- pat, between the shopping -- the purses at saks yesterday and the wig shop today, you're ving a heck of a ek.

>> reporter: yes, it's a consumer kind of week. >> okay. thank you. it's day two of paul manafort's tax fraud irial alexandria. and the court known as the rocket docket is earning its nickname. rosecution says they're ahead of schedule and expected to rest by the end of the week. witnesses today include upscale clothing s are employees a luxury car dealer. the judge today warning osecutors not to spend so much time on manafort's lavish lifestyle. prosecutors say manafort h millions of dollars from consulting work he did for the ukrainian government. manafort is blaming his business partner, thiss the first trial special counsel robert mueller's investigation, but this total is nocussing on election meddling. government helps t fund some nonprofits that in turn are suppos to make lives better for some people, but in prince george's county, some areit

izing who is and is not getting that money. prince george's county bureau chief tcy wilkins takes a closer look at this. >> reporter: focused on where prin george's county is sending its grant money. >> they're giving money i don't know based on what. >> reporter: a nonprofit that helps to build and grow community groups. she's been paying attention to the community partnership c gra. es directly from director baker's office. >> the grants are very competitive. we allocate about $1.6 million a year but we get over $10 million of re yests. >> whe look at who gets the money, it seems to be the same people over and over again. when you look at their services andhat they're doin we're not getting that return on our investment. >> reporter: we checked state records and found 20 nonprofits are not in good standing with the state tax depa pruitt is concerned about the local grant dollars going to supportonprofits headquartered

outside the county. >> local community money should stay in the community. we should not be giving out over $600,000 in the last two years to entities that arequ hetered outside of prince george's county. >> just because you'red headquarten montgomery county doesn't mean you're not providing services to prince george's county residents. >> reporter: says the grant process is a fair one. >> it's a group who didn't receive money, we offer them the ability to come in and talk and find out how they can improve their applications. >> reporter: the next presume unty executive, i talked to her campaign. they say that they are aware of ndese complaints will be reviewing this along with everything else as they just because certain things were done in the past doesn't mean that's what's going to be done under a new administration. tracy wilkins, news a terrifying takeoff ends with a crash of a plane in txico. ahead, video that was being recorded by a passenger as the plane went down. and what we're learning now about the cause.

a couple of months ago he was a high school orvaledin, but his parents kicked him out after learning that he was gay. what this homeless teenagerin i dog to get to college at georgetown. a final farewell for one of the burgundy and gold's most s popular playerover the years. terry burress joins us

. some are calling it the miracle in mexico.

that planef full passengers plunging to the ground and bursting into flames. everyone makes it out alive. now we have new video of the shear panic inside that plane. we also have a warning. the video is disturbing to watch. this aeromexico flight had just taken off in bad weather yesterday. a passeer on board was recording the moment the plane tarts its descent back to the ground. you can hear the babies crying but you can hear the passengers terrified, screaming. then the plane smacks into the ground belly-first into a field just beyond the runway. more than 100 people, including the crew, just hadon s to get out before that jet burst into flames. one passenger from the chicago area spoke to the "today" show this morning, recounting that moment of impact. >> we were bracing for impact. once the actual plane stopped, we could see the flames on either side of the engines, obviously, because we hit the

ground and kind of rolled -- not rolled but kind of skidded. it's just a bleing that i here to kind of tell this story. >> about 85 people had minor injuries. several dozen people on the plane were american, according to our state department. local officials in durango, mexico, say the jet was hit by a gust of windef just be it collapsed. lots of players at washington's training camp are trying to make the roster, one player saying good-bye to the team and the nfl. sherryurress is live in richmond with more on a star's signoff. hi, sherry. >> reporter: hey, pat. well, we have known that redskins safety deangelo hall has been retiring. 's been out for a couple of months, but today he made the official announcement. spur of the moment, the 14-year vet up at the podium. he said it's been a couple of ars since he's made that big play or big interception, but those weren't the for him it was time to hang up

his cleats once and for all. >> i've always said when i retire it was going to be cause i felt like i have taught the guys behind me -- i'm getting a little choked up -- ultimatelyucceed and take my spot. when i fel like i couldn't make play or be the same player that i alwayshought iwas, i knew, it was time to go. but at the end of the day, you know, father time catches up with us all. i especially want to thankike shanahan for challenging me to be a great player and a great leader. prior to mike coming here , washington you know, all i realed car about was pro balls d making plays. until mike sate down and really challenged me to beore than just ae playmaker, a leader. you know, if it wasn't for mike really kind of opening my eyes to who couldbe, i probably wouldn't be the person i am

today. my message to redskins nation is a simple one. it's really a thank ouyou, y know? thank you for putting up with a knucklehead and giving him the ance to mature and grow and learn. just hg in there, you know? i kno things haven't always been sunny, but, you know, you look at what this organizati's been able to do the last couple of years and you can actually see a clear direction of w tre we wan go. i just was joking with jay and bruce, i'm like, now we decide to draft all the "d" linemen. i could have used some of those "d" linemen back in the day. you can see the clear direction and focus and everybody on the same page. the comradery and team work wilg ultimate these guys over the hump. >> a lot of the guys in the washington secondary credit d hallor being a leader. he jokes now that he officially retie's going to turn into a taxi or lyft driver for his

six kids. live from richmond, sherry burress, news 4 sports. >> he's going to be missed he in washington. thanks, sherry. here is amelia with a check on the weather and this weather alert. >> the weather alert is for county back to the west, liker frk county in maryland, falk ear county and areas back further to the west. under a flash flood watch and likely dealing with rain tonight, some of it heavy in spots. that's going to lead toloing concerns here in the d.c. metro area, the baltimore metro area. looking at mainly d conditions tonight for us. tomorrow afternoon and especially during theen g, a better chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms area-wide. it's not aom washoutrow by any means, but today we only had a chance. morrow we'll have scattered storms out there. the chance you're dealing with rain, about 50% to 60% tomorrow and friday as well. as we look to theweekend, w see improvements on saturday and sunday. only the isolated chance for an afternoon shower and thunderstorm in the forecasn

saturday and sunday. as you look to monday, we're going to keep it dry p andtly sunny right now. here is your evening planner. 87 degrees right ow. 7:p.m., those storms mainly along and west ofba i-81. along the blue ridge, the shenandoah valley. again,ost of us looking dry this evening, into the overnight hours. yesterday i was tracking rain from southern virginia and moving in from west virginia and we knew that was going to converge in our area. brought over an inch of rain. not the same setup tonight. most of that stays back by the mountains. by 11:00 p.m., mild and humid with a temperature of 80. here are the thunderstorms and where they are firing west of 81. we're talking about the concern for flooding in thosens locat overnight tonight. remember, you never want to drive through a flooded roadway, yopecially during the overnight hours. never know how deep that water actually is. are is future weather. stopping it noon tomorrow where we'll have a mix of clouds and mainly dryco itions, but it's during the midafternoon and late afternoon hours when you

start to see showersnd thunderstorms fire up. notice 5:00 p.m., some pockets of heavier rain byte the bri colors here on storm team 4 radar. sdening showers and thunderstorms th night. then as we look to friday, it's another dry start with more scattered showers and thunderstorms later in the day. so outdoor exercise is going to beheetter during morning hours. heading to the pool tomorrow and friday, i would still go. the earlier you getthere, the better it's going to be. you have a lower chance of dealingith some thunderstorms. staining a deck or doing something that takes 24 hours t, ou need to hold off until next week when we're looking at a big pattern change. much more dry weather in tca fo next week. you see that here on your storm team 4 ten-day forecast. temperatures tomorrow and friday in the mid to upper 80s. saturday and aysu we're near 90 degrees. it is humid out there this weekend. on monday and tuesday, we keep it dry, partly sunny. highs in the low 9s. lower humidity on wednesday, but that does come with a chance f afternoon and evening showers

and thunderstorms. next thursday and friday, pat and wendy, we'll keep it dry.fo the first weekend in august, i have tht say r now it's looking mainly dry o and sunday. >> all right. sounds good.an ks, amelia. a local little lgue team making history tonight. the team needs you to go to bat for them. how you can help them make a championship run. reviewsou read the before you purchase something? one of the largest review sites s sending out warnings about businesses who have questionable comments in their

. a mother in florida is warning other families about a frozen treat by the nickname "dragger's breath." it's nitrogen-infused ice cream. she said her son ended up in the hospital after eating this. b's fine now the woman said he had trouble breathi after eating this. a science expert says if the air is cold enough it could freeze some of the liquid in your ice cream that could end up in your lungs. a little league team in the district having a dazzling season and their story is provocative and thrilling. news 4 has more on this group of young men who are now t tryingo make it to the little league world series. >> reporter: their biggest field

of dreams is within reach. d.c. maimy johnson little leuers have theirye on the prize. >> i'm daniel marshall. this is my team behind me. we're excited for the little league regionals. we're going to bristo connecticut. >> reporter: that's whereha ma and his 11 teammates are headed in just days for the regional tournament this sunday, four games away from the world series. re such a young team. we've only been around for about four years here. but these young men have worked so hard to get to this level o baseball. >> reporter: they beat out the top seeded and undefeated team to advance. first game in this next tournament is a match-up with a team from statyo island, new rk. in the district, molletgreen, news 4. >> aren't they fabulous? there are 12 players on the team all between the ages of 12 and

13. you go, guys. a young man's journey takes him from high school valedictorian to homelessness. how some are stepping up to help this teen get to georgetown after he was kicked out of his house because he's gay. police are hosting a party in that neighborhoodshere t little 10-year-old girl was murdered. they are hoping this effort will

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welcome back. flash flood watch in effect for parts of ree all of the counties here in solid groween. this is going to go until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow. we also have a flood warning effect for partsiaf prince wicounty and manassas until 9:00 p.m. tonight. tonight, rains really going to favor the areas back around i-81. potentially areas of heavy rain moving into parts of frederick, loudoun and falk ear county. we likely stay dry in the d.c. metro area. better chance for scattered thunderstorms tomorrow in the d.c. area. more on t floodin impact coming up in about ten minutes. leon here at the live desk in the newsroom. here news 4's justy obtained b camera video of a deadly shooting involving m atgomery county police officer, and literally we o just gotur hands on this. we'retill going through the video. we're going to try not to show you anything graphic here.

this is what we think is safe to showyo you. may recall this story, back in june, offic shot and killed 41-year-old robert white in silver spring. in this video, he can be heard radioing that white appears to suicidal. the video appears to show white charging the officer and knocking him over. as white stands over the officer, the officer opens fire. again, we areet just nowng a chance to go through this video. we're going to go through it and have moreor you coming up on news 4. keep it right here. wendy, back to you. >> thank you, leon. now t more breaking news. two people are dead after a confrontation at ast liquoe in oxon hill, prince george's county. police saying a man with a gun confronted and killed a victi at the store. on the corner ofd livingston roa and oxon hill road. police say a nearby officer shot and killed the suspect after thd aruspect didn't listen to the officer's commands.

switching gears. it's an event full ofac food, painting and fun, but there is a deeper meaning to the beat the streets campaign being held by d.c.aupolice. >> b they are hoping that the community members will feel more comfortable with the police officers there and will report crimes after they've happened. news 4's meagan fitzgerald was at the event today. it occurrednortheast d.c. just blocks from the site where that 10-year-old girl was killed just last nth. >> reporter: it's an event kids look forward to every year and it's easy to see why. from snow cones. have lemon, sir >> reporter: to popcorn. it's all about the community and the kids. >> i'm getting my face painted. >> reporter: having a goo time an seeing the lighter side of police. >> to see them interacting wit the community is awesome. >> it's a positive interaction with the police and the community and allhe agencies in the city.

it's really fun event. >> reporter: police chief peter newsham is hoping events like this will continue to build trustetween his officers and community. just a few blocks away is where 10-year-old makiyah wilson was shot and killed two weeks ago. fourunmen still on the run. >> with a case likemakiyah's, i don't think even people who are oot particularly trustful of the police are going get in the way in that case. i'm comfortable that somebody is going to come forward and give us the last piece of information that we need tolose this case. >> reporter: it's a tragedy that is still top of mind inr a communitourning. >> i just pray theyind the and serve justice for their family. it's just not right. reporter: police say the event is next wednesday on atntic street in southwest. as for makiyah wilson's case, police are asking anyone with information about thoseom suspes to forward. again, there is a $45,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. reporting into northeast, meagan

fitzgerald, news 4. a baby bald eagle with a huge following here in d.c. and online is on the mend. you know valor. he's a 3-month-old eagle at the nation -- he slipped off a branch the and a city worker found him the next day. put the eagle back up in the tree. valorre wan off. the humane rescue alliance says someone fou the eaglet walking in a neighborhood in northeast d.c. about six blocks from the a arborium. expectedbo to be back in a week. a high school valedictorian with dreams of going to georgetown university suddenly finds himself homeless and his college dreams slipping away. he says he can no longer afford tuition after his parents kicked him out, allegedly for being gay. ne 4's mark segraves has more on how the community is rallying

around the teen and reaction fromwngeorgeto >> reporter: by just about anyone's standards, seth owen was a standout high school student. m ias the co-vladeck torn, captain of the sam. >> reporter: georgetown offered the teenager a partial scholarship, but last year owen's father was looking through his phone and found a picture that made him realize his son is gay. >> it wasn't anything inappropriate. >> reporter: owen's parents are strict christians and sent him to theirhurch for conversion therapy. after owen said the therapy didn't change his sexuality, they hold him he h to moveut and pay for college on his own. >> letting me walk out the erdo, they saying, we don't care where you're staying, we don't care whether you're safe. our religious beliefs are no important. >> reporter: owen found himself unable to pay the $22,000 a year the georgetown scholarship didn't cover so he appealed to the city to reconsider his status and grant him a full

scholarship. the university said no. somef owen's teachers started a gofundme page to raise the $22,000 a year he needed. so far they' rsed more than $80,000. i spoke by phone to owen's former high schoolteacher kim martin who started the gofundme. she hopes georgetown will reconsider. >> it's almost like they don't care about his situation. it'sheartbreaking. >> reporter: if georgetown does reverse their decision orwen raises more money than he needs for the four years of tuition, he plans to use the money to help other student in his situation pay for their tuition. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> a spokesperson for georgetown university tells news 4 the school is committed to meeting the financial needs of students. omile they can'tnt on individual cases, they say they do work with students whose financial circumstances changes after they'rettad. a step towards success for some local kids in prince

gege's county. the pre-k through eight graders graduating from the s.t.e.m. program at the summer bridge academy in beltsville with their parents tre to cheer them on. made possible thanks to a project innation grant that came from nbc 4 and telemundo 44. the annual backpack for kids drive is under way. we're working for you to make sure thattudents are ready for the next school year. august 8th, we're going to be a apple federal credit union in alexandria from 6:00 in theg mornntil noon, collecting donations of new backpacks and other school supplies. if you can't attend, make a secure online donion by going to nbcwashington.com and just search "backpacks". lert public health involving more than 2,000 wrap and salad products sold at major

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. we're working to tell you about something in your fridge that could make you sick. more than two dozs of salad and wraps are being recalled. the government says this food may contain lettuce contaminated with a parasite that c cause intestinal infections. these are some of the labels you see on the screens there. the wraps and salads sold at walgreens, trader joe's and kroghers across oou cntry. all the recalled packages have sell bay dates for late july. a restaurant owner in arizona sayste an anonymous l restored her faith in humanity. the envelope was addressed to the owner and her family. inside, $1,000 and a handwritten confession from a college student who worked there back in the '90s. the author said she purposefully forgot to ring up drinks and then pocketed the cash. >> i'm very sorry that i stole from you. please accept my apology and this money as aepayment of 20

years of interest. >> a few days before that letter arrived, the restaurant owner's purse was stolen. she says the note made her realize there are still good people in the wod. >>e. and there ar so how much can you trust the reviews you see online? coming up next, a consumer alert as a local company is flagged for making questionable commenh . plus, and debris in the bay lead to unsafe conditions and the cancellation of twoopular events. coming up, the rush to get it all cleaned up inekime for the d. and we continue to wnch some r streaming from the south to the north, but you can see that's well west othe d.c. metro area. we're going to break it down zone bnown in your neighborhood. t you know what to exlepe you h? i do. it's a busy, busy place. whenever you're ready.

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one of the largest online own on sites cracking businesses around the country to warn potential customers about some questionabl comments. learned a local company is on that list. investigative reporter jodi fleisher is here to tell you b whatind the warning and how you can tell if that review you're reading is legit. jodi? >> wendy, there are about 155 million reviews posted on yelp right now. the company says roughly 25% ofs those arepicious and not recommended for visitors to use. tonight, we've learned 150 new businesses are facing that scrutiny, including one right here in virginia. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: you've probably done it. eso h we. clicked on that online review before making a purchase or an appointment. >> i lack at the absurdity of some of the reviews i find. >> reporter: jason brown runs the website reviewfraud.org, outing thousands of businesses with suspicis reviews and he

says you should be wary of what you read. >> i'd say billions of people are being tricked by these reviews. reporter: uncovered an entire industry aimed at fooling you with phony reviews using celebrity photos. businesses offering refunds to remove negative reviews and companies willing to write positive reviews for a price. the federal trade commission says it's illegal to post reviews that are misleading, fake or don't disclose a relationship between the customer and the business. google and yelp both use automated systems to detect such fraud. >> the consumer alerts program lets consumers kno that the are attempts to mislead them. >> reporter: jordan says yelp issu more than 600 consumer alerts last year for businesses identified as having suspicious reviews, caught by its filter. now he says there are 150 more, including homensad senior care in annan dale,>> virginia. we found an unusually high amount of positive reviews coming from the sam ip address.

>> reporter: that warning now pops up on yelp when you look up reviews for the company. check out what the iteam found when we searched on google reviews. multiple comments posted from people with the same last name ound the same last time. including this one wfi wrote the ofce staff is very caring. she's listed on thecompany's website as its bookkeeper. the iteameaed out to home instead and spoke with the vp of operations, andrew butler, who said he had no comment. but reviews by a number of people with the last name butler also appea on the site. their first names match andrew butler's relatives. when the iteam asked, botler would confirm if they were related. >> the reasont ght not be recommended is it might be fake, it might be bias. >> reporter: yelp says the consumer alerts will remain on its website for the next 90 days. ad it doesn't mean that a company is this is simply a warning to consumers.

>> reporter: home instead is a franchise business with different owners at locations around the country. we reached out to the owner who e-mailed us saying we recently became aware of this matter and have reached out too yelp review the situation. home ietead senior c remains committed to providing the best possible care to our clients and families. we also reached out to the bookkeeper to ask about the review with hern name it but did not hear back. jodi fleisher, news 4 iteam. d> all right. you really shohange the name. if you'ring for to be fake, at least change the name. >> still illegal. can't do it. >> i know. el, my gosh. >> can'tve everything you read. >> exactly. buyer beware. >> absutely. >> thanks, jodi. more problems for moepass, the movie subscription service is hiking its prices by 50%. forget about watching big blockbusters on opening weekend. moviepass now costs $14.95 per

month, up $10 a month to see a movie a day i theaters. will have to wait two weeks to see major new releases. moviepass says the changes are made to protect the longevity of the company. instead of beach umbrellas and bathing suits, this is what lines the shore along sandy shore state park in annapolis. the peak of the summer season and swimming is not allowed n there. news 4's chris gordon takes us there to tell us why. >> reporter: cleanupre using chainsaws and heavy equipment e working to clear sandy te point's sta park of debris so it can re-open for swimming, possibly as early as this weekend. there are large trees, tires, metal objts and plastic bottles -- >> in the background you'll see we have a lot o strange things. we have a live box for crabs. found a chicken coop. several trees we've had to cut up and haul off.

we probably filled six or seven dumpsters by now. >> reporter: the beach patrol ii sure no one goes swimming. to some, this a came as surprise. >> i wasn't expecting this. all the debris on the beach. i was hoping to get in a swim, at least a half a mile or so. >>ameporter:ies who brought children to the beach dud to make the knolls family from tacoma park, maryland, brought -- >> he's not much of a swimmer. he cam here to dig and do construction. we got what we came for from that endi ould have jumped in the water if i could have. it's pretty hot. >> reporter: other fam using the beach for fishing. >> it's kind of difficult because of the debris on ther. wa it's kind of windy. >> have you caught anything? a couple of spots. >> reporter: in annapolis, cleaning up t city dock area is heavy lifting. the harbor master's crew is workingay longand needs volunteers to help. boating on the bay has its

obstacles. >> we went out. wekiere l for tree logs. they were floating around pretty regular. so w t didn't want hit the prop of the motors. f the orter: because massive debris, today maryland governor larry hogan cancelled the 2018 governor's cup. he says it's a shame to cancel the overnight event but that the cing lanes in the chesapeake are just too dangerous. the bass master elite fishing series has been cancelled for the first time in its history because of concerns about sive flooding and unsafe boating. that's the latest live from sandy point state park. chris gordon, news 4. what a mess. >> you hit that debris with your prop on your t boat,t's not going to be pretty. that's going to be expensive. s more thing they need rain, the bay, that is. >> that's what we're getting, more rain. o tonight som us going to stay completely dry. most of us actual staying d tonight. that's not going to be the case tomorrow and friday. we're going to have hit and miss showers and thunderstorms out

thererea wide tomorrow as well as friday. take a look at storm team 4 radar. the rain very distinctly off to the west. for the most part i s going to stay there along and west of i-81 tonight. you have a veryro highbility of dealing with heavy rain that could lead to flooding issues. just off tohe east, areas like frederick, loudoun, falk ear counties, you could see areas of rain, potentially heavy rain that could lead to flooding tonight. everybody tomorrow afternoon and especially tomorrow evening is going to have scattered showers and tnderstorms. west of this line tonight, you want to count on the potttial for a least some rain leading to flooding concerns and east of this line. really seeing it stay dry. now tomorrow, if you have to get out in the garden, do so during the mning andidday hours when it's mainly dry andumid. 84 degrees by lunchtime. tracking scattered thunderstorms inside the beltway with a potential temperature of 88. it's august 1st and you want to consult with a landscape

designer about fall gardening projects. seedinlawns and planting fal vegetables and flowers is going to begin soon. we have very summer-like weather in the forecast tomorrow. you're going to break down tomorrow's forecast zone by zo. >> i can believe it's already august 1st. thinking of fall already. like fall not feeli out there with the mugginess. not going to feel like it either. as well this for our southern zone. saint mary's county, the northern neck. tomorrow, just a few sho around and thunderstorms in the afternoon. as amelia said, most likely after 5:00. now, again, here is the d.c. metro area. fairfax, even including montgomery, coun howard county, prince george's county, arundel county. partly sunny skies, very similar to toy, but more showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. some of those could be strong. w for youtern zones up through frederick county, maryland, loudoun county and all the way down through colean pepr orange county.

tomorrow looking at afternoon storms and foding possible in some of those areas. we're going to add more to the mix throug tomorrow evening.n. and really our western zones, mountain zones, we could have isolated shower tomorrow morning. for tomorrow, the most part, stronger storms possible along the i-81 coordinator. floong will be a concern out this way because this is where the dynamics are tonight. i think it's going to be more widespread tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow evening to see showers and thunderstorms for everybody, but tamelia, good news is it still looks like that weekend is looking a lot better and a lot dryer than the last couple o days that we've had. >> yeah, absolutely. so tomorrow and friday lauren and i have a60% chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms on your ten-day forecast. saturday andsunday, look at that, guys, only an ace lighted afternoon and evening shower/thunderstorm chance. st, if notall, of your weekend looking mainly dry. next week, only chance of storms right now on wednesday. we're heading to break and we' we're heading to break and we' be back inll j

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effort to pit american voters against each other, the senate trying to stop russia and other countries from meddling in this fall's election. >> it's very concerning and damning. it looks like they've doubled down rather than backing off. >> we have to find a means, not only of identifying these efforts but countering them as >> report a hearing today r:ll. on foreign efforts to influence social media, lawmakers fcriticizedebook and other companies for not doing more. >> this issue goes far beyond electis. we're fighting for the integrity of our >>society. eporter: it's a problem that may b even worse than facebook publicly revealed. nbc news uncovered deleted pages that wt even deeper to stoke racial artension, oftenting african-american and hispanic communities. cyber experts say it's just a fraction of the attacks ramping up on all platforms. >> it's so really difficult to quantify in any meaningful way the reach of these activities

because this is across the entire ecosystem. >> reporter: congrests answers from the social media companies. >> they owe it tohe american people to communicate clearly and transparently what theythiew r role to be. >> reporter: a role no clearer now than it was in 2016. more urgent than ever, with the next election less than 100 days away. nbc news, washington. i do not want to shoot you. i do not want to shoot you, sir. >> breaking now at 6:00, new videof a deadly nglice shooti. the officers cleared of criminal charges. tonight, the story told by their body camera video. cars stranded high water. more rain is on the way and water rescue teams are worried they're going to have another busy night. and another trump tweetstorm. the president rainingga ainst the russia investigation, demanding his attorney general pu a stop to it. even republicans on the hill

wondering, whay.s the strateg >> the president is not obstructing, he's fighting back. news 4 at 6:00 begins with breaking news. and firstre to that bing news, this video released by montgomery county police just in the last hour. >> it's body camera video thath shows led up to the deadly shooting of robert white in silver springhis past sunni. >> scottac mcfrlane is at our live desk. >> reporter: first of all, we want to warnhi you ts is graphic stopping the are video before the actual shooting takes place. do it. take the shot. take the shot. >> police identified this man as 41-year-old robert white. you just h him saying it" multiple times. white did not have a weapon. the second view comes from a backup officer, shows white coming toward the officer. earlier in theou video heard the officer tell whit