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 white, i don't want to shoot you. still eventually after white

charges the officer nd knocks him over, which you saw there, that's when the officer opens fire. the howard county state's attorneys office said this shooting appeared justified. based on the circumstces, no charges will be filed against the officer. shomari stone working the story tonight. brake ave a completely town shortly. back to you. halfway through another wet week and we have more storms possib tonight. >> just like last night. the biggest threat this time around is, well, could be after dark. here is a look at the radar at thismo hour. st of the rain, as you can see of to the west here, but flash flood watches are in effect. >> earlier this moteing, the warose fast in northern virginia. one driver stranded, water on all sides, this on browns mill vienna. while in maryland there is a rush to a clean up that debris that has washed into the chesapeake bay before thed weeken with the hope of betting swimmeack in the water.

>> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist ameliaam draper. ia, we're in weather alert mode once again tonight. looks pretty good out right now but you're saying it could be awhile before most of us see any rain, right? >> it all dempends where you ar. we're i w ather alert mode for our counties north and west of washington. that are under a flash flo watch. you can see frederick county in maryland as well as virginia. western loudoun, foreign fauquier, colepepper, the panhandle under a flash flood watch. this goes until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we have a flood warning in f effect central prince william county and manassas. in effect until 90 tonight. you see the rain mainly in west virginia staying along and west of the blue ridge, likely tonight. you can see here on this map, if you're in red you have a high probability of not only dealing with rainut heavy rain.

the areas in green likely staying dry tonight, but leon, a better chance for storms area wide tomorrow. >> thanks, amelia. fo ys,r drive home may haveoneen dry tht but with more rain on the way, we could be in for more foded roads. bureau reporter david culver is live in a notorious trouble area. david? >> reporter: it sure is. i cans tell you t roadway is back open. you'll see cars passing in just a moment. the sun is out. it's dry. people are not resting easy. especially road crewse theyot the barriers set up, ready to move them into the road should they need them. they know how quickly the water moved overnight and they know they may have to do that tonight as they prepare for potentially more dangerous floodinnd when cones signs block your way byground, we rise above the floodwaters to show you what to avoid tonight. chopper 4 surveying browns mill road in vienna.

a muddy current. we take you to woodburn road, notoous for high water. by midday, d justed mud, remnants of the morning mess. rther south in prince william county, chopper 4 capturing another stranded driver stuck in the rapids oflewood drive. turning farmland into a swamp. on roadswn like bros mill road here in fairfaxun , you have situations like this. cars coming up to what looks like a rushing river, only to de ade to turnund and go the other way. that's the smart decision. otherwise you might e c up like th right here. stuck on the side of the road. r >>orter: the swift water rescue teamax from fai county fire and rescue responded here this morning. one of five calls from overnight. youan see them carrying this woman to dry ground. the water more powerful than you might think. >> it takes as little as 6 inches of water to move a car, okay? it will lift it and float it. lldon't care if you're driving

the smat little honda vehicle or driving a nation big suv. reporter: tonight a we await more rain to fall on to an already soaked ground, you can expect more flooded roads. captain burns has this suggestion for drivers. >> when they can'toa see the in front of them, it's not just a little puddle, 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: fire and police oftcials tell me t if you do happen to go around the barriers that they haveet up, wendy, sure, they'll send rescuers to go save you, but they oull also give ticket. >> that seems fair. okay. thanks, davi we have more breaking news. this in prince george's county where a deadly confrontation involved a police officer. we've now learned two people are dead in this inciden one of them an armed suspect. the other a man who police say was killed by that suspect just ments before. nicole jacobs is live near the

scene, which is not far from the mgm casino in oxon hill. >> reporter: wendy, police have been here on the scene roughly five hours ad we're t they'll likely continue to be here for some time as there are now tga invesons they're working. a murder investigation as well as an investigation of a police-involved sho getting you right to some video of the gun police say the suspect had and fired at them. i can tell you the liquor store at the corner of oxon hill road and livingston road is the center of this investigation. we're told an officer who was in the area on an unrelated issue heard shots, saw the commotion, got out his vehicle to see what was goingn. o that's when we're told that suspect allegedly ran toward the officer, firing hiseapon, ignoring cmands to stop. that's when the officer, we're told, had no other choice but to fire his weapon, shooting and killing the suspect. he then went insidend found

the murder victim inside the liquor store. they're still trying to find out exactly what led up to all of this. >> at this point, we know the suspect fired several times and we have several shell casings from that weapon. we also recovered that weapon on the body of our suspect. we are not clear at this point what precipitated the confrontation between our murder victim and our suspect, but we have morehan two dozen itnesses to this, and in addition, we have video from some of the businesses in proximity to this event. >> reporter: all right. tang a live look here again at the corner of oxon hill road and livingston road. we're told the officer is not being identified right now but the suspect in this case is known to police. we're told this is an ongoing investigation. the officer involved is on adnistrative leave, which is

protocol in any type of officer-involvedhooting. that's the very latest from oxon hill. leon, back to you. >> thank you so much, nicole jacobs, reporting live. all of political washington re talking about another tweetstorm fromdent trump this morning. he seemed to urge his attorney general to put a stop to the mueller investigation, even though jeff sessions has recused himself from the case. the president tweeted that sessions should stop this, ote, rigged witch hunt. again called the russia investigation a, quote, total hoax. trump also compared the treatment of his c formerampaign manager paul manafort to the way mobster al capone was handled. nbc's susan mcginnis joins us live with reaction to all of this. susan? >> in recent weeks we've watched as the president's att ks on the mueller investigation have leincreased, but today a car call to end it. >> reporter: president trump eapeared with faithrs at the white house today after ramping up his attacks on special counsel robert mueller. for the first himee publicly called on his attorney general

to end the russia probe, tweetinghis morning, attorney general jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now. sessions recused himself last year from all cases involving russian election meddling,le ing him unable to stop the investigation, even if he wanted the white claims the ou. president's tweet was not a demand. >>he president's stating his opinion. it's not an order. but i think he's been crystal clear about how he feels about this investigation. >> reporter: lawmakers on both sides immediately spoke out in support of the probe. >> the threats bndlying from president of the united states against a lof enforcement cer constitute evidence of obstruction of justice. >> i support the probe to find out what russia did to try to influence our election. >> reporter: the president also sounded off today on the trial of his former campaign chairman paul manafort. charged with numerous financial crimes unconnected to his work for the trump campaign.

>> certainly the president's been clear he thinks paul manafort's beenated unfairly. >> reporter: while distancing himself, the president also suggested manafort's being treated worse than mobster alpo . manafort has pleaded not guilty to all 18 charges against him. charges that could land him in prison for decades if he doest get a presidential pardon. wendy? >> thank you, susan. also today, senate republicans killed a measure that would add new funds to secure fute elections. that bill would have added $250 million for states to upgrade their voting systems to protect against hacking and cyber attacks. a similar effort also failed in the house and theeepublicans arguing that congress has already approved $380 million foa state grant program. police now say they believe the m of a cardiologist who d president george h.w. bush may have been a case of revenge. he was shot and killed about a week and a half ago as he rode his bikeo work in houston.

the killer fired the shots from a passing bicycle. now investigators have identified their ossuspect,h p pappas, they say he has a connection to >> the suspect's mother was a patient of the doctor andie dd during surgery over 20 years ago. >> i don't know when he decided to do this, but there was lot of planning that went into this. there was a lot of planning and sadly some skill. >> the search is on forappas. police say they believe he's getting around right now on a bike, but they also sayss it's le he may have already tiken his own life. new infor just coming in about the flight that many are calling the miracle in mexico. >> tonight, our state department says a least 65 americans were on that aeromexico flight that crashed.>> one passenger recording video when the crash happened. we're going to show some of it to you right now. we'reo going t warn you right now, some of you malifind this a

le disturbing. [ screaming ] >> investigators believe an extremely strong wind gus the plane's left wing to the ou grnd, tore both engines loose. the plane burst into flam nbc's tom costello is working the story for "nightly news." >> reporter: good afternoon. we are seeing for the first time cell phone video from inside the plane as aeromexico flight 2431 starts its takeoff in durango, mexico. the weather outside, terrible. high winds, rain and hail a st as the plane begins to lift off the ground it is slammed ck down again. skids off the runy into the desert brush and rocks and catches fire. a priest whoas on boa says it was air mle that all 103 peoplesu rvived. though nearly half were taken to area hospitals. someroufferingm serious broken bones,s neck injuriend

burns. so what caused the plane to crash? did the weather play a role? we'll have the latest what u.s. aviation sources are saying tonight on "nbc nightly news." back to you. >> and "nightly news" starts at 7:00 right after ts newscast. you have to also wonder why the pilot even took off, y know? if the weather was that bad. >> plus on takeo theinds are full of fuel. >> that whole coane -- that uld have been really bad. still to come, just ahead here at 6:00, trash and debris from days of heavy rain still making a mess of the chesapeake bay and the local beaches. whenou could finally be able to get out there and swim again. bloodied over slen hair? video obtained by news 4 shows a brazen attack at a loc wig shop. and progress in the california fire fight. now homeowners returning to ybsolute ruin. nbc's jay g joins us live on the

we're watching storm team 47 radar closely on this weather alert day. more rain could be moving in tonight and flash flood watches up in effect loudoun county and frederick county, maryland, all the way to the west of us. amelia's back with her full forecast in about ten minutes. as deadly wildfire docontine to burn across california.

>> s ine of the hardest hit areas, families getting a first look at what the fires have left behind. jay gray is one of those y,ighborhoods now with the v very lates jay? >> reporter: hey there, leon a wendy. let's start with a bit of good news because we sure need some right now. we've just heard from cal fire and say they all of those initially 20 missing have been located, found and they're okay. no one missing at this point. that's greatews, especially for those getting back into neighborhoods like this. take a look. you can see it stretches from home to home here. ruins. many seeing this now realizing, i think, justef like fhters working the front lines, their work here, recovery, is going to take a long time. flames continue to race out of control across cifornia right now. >> 17 major fires going currently in california with over 200,000 acres currently burning. >> reporter: the worst, the car fire near redding where at least

six are dead. the latest victi 70-year-old melody bledsoe and her great grandchildren james and emily. ghters say seven people who live in the strike zone are still missing. residenteen a lifelong of this community. i've never seen a fire with such destruction here in this area ever before. >> reporte more than 500 structures in northern california alone reduced to rubble and ash. as the flames continue t spread throughout the state and intensify. >> extreme is not even the right adjective to use anymore. it's just an uerstatement cause fire is so explosive now in california. >> reporter: fire teams from across the country continue to move in. s gging out cutoff lines and setting back fi the ground. dropping water from the air. >> those folks, 48-plus hour shifts. they were going on p adrenaline. they were doing everything they could to save structures.

>> reporter: and save lives with no relief in sight. the hot, dry and windy conditions expected to continue to fuel the flames. back to those thatti are get back into neighborhoods like this, some you talk to say, look, i can't or i won't return, it's too much, but most of the survivors we're talking to, wendy, say despite how all of this looks from the outside, it's their home and they're going to rebuild here. it's going to be a tough go. >> you can see behind you a home that wasn't touched and one that is burne to the ground. at's astonishing. >> it's amazing. yeah, thekl f nature of these flames and where they go and how they go. n 86 homesis community alone destroyed. you've got one standing nearby that looks like someone could live in it right now. >> unbelievable. thank you,> jay. only on news 4, government helps to fund nonprofits and at in turn helps make people's lives better, but in prince george's county, some are

criticizing who is and whoets notng that money. prince george's county bureau chief tracy wilkith is following money tonight. >> so they're giving money based on don't even know what. >> reporter: sandra pruitt is focused on where prince george's county grant money is. goi she's executive director of people for change coalition, a nonprofit that helps tuild and grow community groups. sandra has been paying close attention to the community partnership grants which comes directly from the county executive's office. >> the community partnership grants are very competive. we allocate about $1.6 million a year but we get over $10 mlion of requests. >> when you look at who gets the money, it seems to be the same people over and over again. then when you look at some of their serves and what they're doing, we're not getting that retun our investment. >> reporter: we checked state records and found that 2 of the 120 nonprofits that received the grant a month ago are not good standing with the state tax department now. pruitt is also concerned about

the local grantollars going to support nonprofits headquartered outside the county. >> leyal community mhould stay in the community. we should not be giving out over $600,000 in the last two years to entities tt are headquartered outside of prince george's county. >> just because you're headquarred in montgomery county doesn't mean you're not providing services to prince george's county residents. >> reporter: tom oversees the county's budget and says the grant process is a fair one. >> if atroup who did receive money, we offer them the ability to come in and talk and find oue how can improve their applications. >> the next presumed county executive, i talked to her campaign. they say that they are aware of ese complaints. they will be reviewing this along with everything else as theyraition. just because certain things were done in the past doesn't mean that's what's going to be done under a new i'm tracy wilkins, news 4. still to come tonight, a high school student says a nasty split with his parents because he's gay cost him a chance to go

to georgetown until some of his teachers stepped up. what on earth? look at this video of thisbr en attack in montgomery county. we first showed it to you on news 4 at 4:00. pat collins is on the case and he'll tell us what went on here coming up at 6:30. unbelievable. you've got to see this video. amelia's back next to time cout thences for rain ernight. ernight. coovul instill nervous about fia new apartment?

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>>id how the debt go? >> i was holding off to do it. >> bush hogging. >> you can't do anything now. >> can't do anything. >> where you need a 24-hour try period. we were talking about that last night at 11:00. yeah, so no staining the deck tonight, tomorrow or friday. you have to wait until next week. in all s heavy rain on storm team 4 radar. most of this is back to the near i-81. looking at a flash flood watch for parts frederick, western loudoun, northn fauquie

county. until tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., that could be extended. here is the latest on t stormm 4 radar. you can see areas of heavy rainf a line heavy rain and thunderstorms now pretty much parallel to i-81. this is moving from south to north. a lot of this activity, most of this acvity, i should say, stays west of this line here.as if you're of this line to the d.c. metro area dn through southern maryland, stafford, king george counties. i really think you stay dry tonight. you can see parts of frederick, loudoun and fauquier counties could deal with flooding issues. remember, you never drive through a flooded road, especially at night when it's dark and you don't know howeep that water is. the evening hours, storms really stay around and wt of i-81. most of us are dry tonight. everybody is mild and humid with a temperature of 80egrees at 11:00 p.m. as we look to tomorrow and friday,caered showers and thunderstorms for the afternoon and especially the evenings.

ho some heavy rain is possible here in the d.c. metro area later in the day tomorrow. that's the latest on flooding issues. i'll be here tracking th tomorrow. tracking the latest on saturday d sunday. only an isolated chance for a shower and thunderstorm. monday, we're gng to keep it completely dry. i'll have the ten-day forecast coming up at 6:50. tomorrow and friday, 60% cha re fon and thunderstorms. mainly the afternoon and evening hours. unshine out ud and there tomorrow. a little more cloudiness on friday. for the weekend, wendy andleon, temperatures near 90 degrees. y ain, the weekend overall looking maidry. >> nice. >> thank you. so does this ever happen to you? you go to check something on facebook and you fall into the rabbit hole. >> we've allone this. we've all been here, deeper and deeper you go into it. before you know it, you've been staring at yr phone for half an hour or hour or more. coming up susan hogan is going to tell us about a new feature

to break your fall when you d that storm cleanup in the chesapeake bay. will these waters be ready for swimmers and boaters in time for our weekend? a childbirth nightmare. one motheruing herhospital, claiming she delivered her daughter by c-section with anesthesia. >> i was just screaming like, op, i can feel it, i can feel it. i don't know,

. > you're watching news 4 at 6:00. now at 6:30, rain chances not going away. they are herewtonight, tomorro and all the way into our ekend. >> and water rescue teams worried that they could be busy againthonight. rescueseveral water in northern virginia overnight last night as people drove into high water in the dark. that is not the only worry r wi mon on the way. how about this sat sight? you see this year? that's the chesapeake bay, folks. >> it's a mess out there. it's very difficult tohe enjoy water. in fact, you're not even allowed to enjoy the water because the cleanup is underway. sandy point park beach in annapolis closed to swimmers. >> that's right. chris gordon is there live now. chris, we hearhat you met some disappointed families out there on the sand. >> reporter: well, that's right. they say it's a shame that they can take the family fishing but not into the chesapeake. here's why. i'm standing on two large logs that wasd up onshore. a cleanup is underway but they

still have a lot of work with all of these trees. there are tires, metal objec and a lot of these plastic containers. it's every beach lover's nightmare, sandy point state park is clos for swimming. crews are working to reclaim the oreline and clean up. they're using chainsaws and heavy equipment. >> they can enjoy the beach, the jetties, our picnic areas, but there is too much debris in the water for them to safely be in the water swimming or wading. >> reporter: this family from ohio is visiting friends from silver spring. together they broht eight kids to the beach who arte disappointed that they can't swim in the bay so they played in a pool of water left on the beach from the recent rains. >> when we got here they stopped us at the front a let us know we couldn't get in the water. >> reporter: the bay is open for fishing so ts family found a

way to have fun. in annapolis, the area of city dog known as ego alley has been cleared of debris. crews working for the harbor master are atill hard work and need volunteers to helpth i cleanup. >> 22 truck loads of debris. we cleaned out ego alley and now we're trying to get this accomplished >> reporter: people are noticing the improvement. >> i think they're doing a great f b of getting ride debris. i saw your reports yesterday. from what i'm seeing it's down considerably. >>eporter: but there is still a problem, and today maryland governor larry hogan called off the 2018 governor's cup. he says it is a shame to cancel the overnight event but that the racing lanes in the chesapeake are just too dangerous. also, the bass master fishing series has been called off for the first time because of concern aboutg flood and dangerous boating conditions. so that's the latest from the banks

of the back to you. >> all right. chris gordon. thank you, chris. kicking, punching, pepper spray, all over a wig. police are now trying to track down three people connected tovi ent confrontation and robbery inside this montgomery coty shop, wig shop. pat collins has a closer look at the surveillance video and the c suspects in the. >> reporter: police describe it this way -- three suspects trying to steal wigs. two employees trying to stop them from escaping.et itugly. one of the suspects,he one in the green shirt, pepper 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, these three suspects kicked, punched these employees,d u

pepper spray. again, the male suffered a laceration, so certainlyery physical, very violent during >> reporter: the scene, ester's beauty and wig store on georgia avenue. they've been doing business in our area 45 years. they have more than 1,000 different kinds of wigshere, ranging in price from 70 to $1,500. now it was lastriday around 6:30 that police say those three suspects tried to rip off some wigs from ester's here. then came the fight, the pepper spray and the three suspects, they store. get out of the but watch this. after they get away, one of the suspects comes back, pulls open the door, kicks an employee inside, reaches down and mnees off withf the wigs. that one wig, that one wig that

suspect managed to steal from that store, the value, 80 bucks. in silver springs,wsat collins, . . >> just when you think you've heard everything and that you've seen everything. >> people are crazy tdays. >> got away and came back. >> for an $80 wig? >> that's crazy. >> someone's looking good tonight. >> all right. this happens to a lot of us. we decide to take a quick look at instagram or facenook and su you're sucked in and lose track of time. there you go. >> i've lost hours because of this. however, this could become -- >> you need an intervention. >> yes. that's why i'm here. >> my kids are even worse. there is a new feature being rolled out by social media apps that can actually help us with that. susan hogan's got the word on that >> that's right. this may have you wondering why would facebook and instagram u want to spend less time on their sites? it's part of an effort by

facebook to put community responsibility above maximizing profits. so in the coming weeks, you're going to notice the new features on your facebk and instagram accounts. they're going to include showity dashboards that you how long you're spending on the apps. it's a daily reminder for when you're h your total time for the day and a way to tune out notifications. you will be able to customize the features choosing just how much time you want to allow yourself on these apps each day. skeptics say it's a good step but there not sure it's going to make a difference how much time people are spending on t sites. we'll see. >> will it be able to alert a parent? >> you have toll perso put it on their phones. if myen kids are lig -- >> it's coming. >> you know, i don't know if i want to see how much time i spend or even them because, i mean, as you said, it's a time suck. >> susan, maybe that's a sign you need to. if you don't want to see. >> is this my intervention or

your intervention? yeah, i mean, it is. >> we'll do it together. >> that sounds good. >> thank you, susan. >>llure. so come, a young mother calls it a hospital room horror. how itit possible t she says she was given c-section with anesthesia. >> unbelievable. amportant consumer alert. a bus involving millions of a stolen deb credit card numbers. amelia? >> a look at fute weather tomorrow right around 5:00 p.m., tracking areas of heavy rain ans thundersto impacting the area, potentially leading to thunderstorms. chances more on storm for the rest of the work week into

in just over an hour, vice president pence will preside over a ceremony in honor of fallen svice members from the korean war. 55 cases containing rains have been transferred from north korea as part a agreement between president trump and kim

jong-un of north korea. prior to departing for hawaii, american and south korean service members held a solemn ieremony. the military bs these remains are fallen u.s. troops and service mbers from other u.n. nations. 7700 american sdiers are still listed as missing from the korean war. about00 5re believed to be in north korea. the baby's fathe compares it to being gutted like a fish. a woman in southern ca suing her hospital after she had a c-section without anesthesia. the woman had her baby girl via emergency c-section in november. her blood pressure had dropped, the doctor couldn't findhe baby's heartbeat so the patient's lawsuit allegeds the nurses paged an an -- >> i was screaming, stop, i can feel it. like out of a horror. mov

you can't imagine -- i would have rather delivered her vaginal with no medicine than being cut with a knife >> the hospital is not commenting but the woman's attorney says the facts show clear problem with staffing. a spokesperson for t anesthesiologist is denying an allegation that the services would have been and were available. federal prosecutors revealed massive hacking operation that involves stealing millions of credit a debit card data. three ukrainian men are accused of using malware to steal numbers from card readers and later selling many of them on the dark web. investigators say the scheme involved more than 100 companies in 20 states. chipotle, chili's and -- a youngman's journey from

high school valedictori to homelessness. how people are steppog up t help this man get to georgetown university after he was kicked out of his house for being gay.

an ioming freshman at fforgetown university said he could no longerd tuition after his parents kicked him out for being gay. seth owenaras aal scholarship and set to attend georgetown this fall. he's asking the school to reconsider his financial aid application now. news4's mark segraves talk to one of his high school teachers and also got reaction from

georgeto s. >> reporteh owen was his class co-valedictorian. last year his parents found out gay is owen's parents are strict christians and sent him to their church for conversion therapy. >> they're like you're not going to church, you can move out. reporter: owen found himself homeless and unable to pay the $22,000 a year that the georgetown scholarshn't cover. so he appealed to the university, asking they reconsider his fireanancial sta and grant him a full scholarship. georgetown said no. some of owen's teachersrt s a gofundme page. so far they've raised more than $80,000. i spoke by phone to owen's former high schoolteacher kim martin who helped start the gofundme effort. she hopes georgetown will reconsider. >> it's llmoste they don't care about his situation. it's heartbreaking. >> reporter: if the university does reverse its decision or owen m raises moreey than he

needs for the four years of use that e plans to extra money to help other students in his same situation to pay their tuition. in the district, mark segraves, news 4. >> a georgetown university spokesperson tells news the dshool is committed to meeting the financial n of their students. while they say they can't comment on financial cases, they work closely with students whose financial cirmstances change after admission. in prince george's county, the fumst case of west nile virus for this year. it can only be transmitted to people by a mosquito. you can't catch it from someone else. most people don't show symptoms, including rash or swollen lymph glands. empty any standing water around your home, no matter how tiny. amazing where mosquitos can

breed. even in a bottle cap filled with water. i have to say there are little holes in the pipe out there. it is mosquito haven out there. we really don't go out there. >> more rain tonight. >> we're having more rain. the rain, though,avoring areas around i-81 and further back to th west. e blue ridge and the shenandoah valrry. to and friday, everybody, including in the d.c. metro o aa an to the east will likely see scattered showers andun rstorms. heavy rain a possibility through friday. that could lead to more floodin concerns, especially because of how saturated the ground already is. you see all of our graphics are the potentiale o for flooding, mainly west of the d.c. metro area. more on tha in a second. as we look to thursday and friday, scattered showers and thunderstorms, mainly later in the tday, but pley of dry time. as we look to the weekend, continuing to look mainly dry. here is the latest on storm team

4 radar. i've been tracking this all afrnoon along with lauren. heavy rain along and west of i-81. for the most part staying in similar areas leading to some flooding concerns in parts of shenandoah and rockingham counties. this will have difficulty moving farther off to the east but could move as far as frederick, loudoun and northrn fauqu county. a flash flood watch for the countiesen here in solid g this goes until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. it does have the potential to be expanded farther to the east and for a longer amount of time based on how tomorrow's thunderstorms look to set up. you'll see here on future weather, i think they're going to be much more widespread tomorrow afternoon versus tonight, jus being confined mainly and around and west of i-81. 9:00 tonight, still activity up around the panhandle and up into frederick and washington counties. a dry start tomorrow morning. 8:00 a.m., isolated showers, but really a mix of clouds and sun out there for the midday.

thunderstorms start to firing at 2:00, that could lead to floodi issues and problems for your morning commute tomorroou mores of rain moving through that could lead tooo ng concerns thursday night into friday morning. very similar to what we saw in spots this morning. high temperature of 88 degrees tomorrow. so another hot and humid day, hance that, a better you're dealing with some rain tomorrow during the afternoon and evening enurs. retty much rinse and repeat out there on friday. a little bit more cloiness. you have scattered showers and thunderstorms around, mainly during the afternoon and eveni hours, but they look to clear the area very early saturday and set us up for a mainly dry weekend. exactly what we want to hear, right? on a wednesday evening. temperatur thiseekend near 90 degrees. humid out there.d maybe an isolahower or thunderstorm both days. again, most of us are dry. next wink s a big pattern oift towards dry weather with the only chance thunderstorms

right now on wednesday, wendy and leon. >> all right. thanks, amelia. >> this rain has been reeking ichavoc on the peields in richmond. coming up, an injury concern for a key redskins player. plus, a familiar hearded faceanging it up. what deangelo hall says he's going to miss most about the burgundy and gold. >> first, here is loelt loeestet what's ahead on "nbc nightly ewnews." ictures from the fiery plane crash and we speak with survivorve about howbody made it out alive. made it out alive. the apparent motive in the

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> unbelievable. don't know how to ask. >> i was going to stain my deck today but amelia saido so i watched baseball. the old player bryce harper,

a game with 25 runs and get rid of an angry reliever trick. last tuesday's 25-4 win over the mets turned out to b sean kelly's last with the mets. more on that a moment. as leon mentioned, another game with the mets. this little guy, a great shot. uldn't see 25 runs today but eventually saw a good time. he would see another win and more hitting for a guy who stay, bryce harper. that's picked up right where they left off. harperips one up the middle ofd. syndergaar they are five games back in the division leading the phillies, in case you're counting. you should be. reliever sean kelly no longer in the roster thanks to his actions

last nightgiving up a late home run in that 25-4 win. frustrated so slamming his glove to the ground and glaring into the that's dugout. that did not pleaseeneral manager rizzo who designated kelly for assignment. he said he was actually frustrated by the umpires. either way, he's gone and rizzoo did not mincs today. >> what he portrayed on the teld last night was disrespectful the name on the rsfront of the je, the organization, specifically david martinez, you're either in or you're in the way. i thought he was in the way. >> anchors glaring at me over there. i better get out of the way for someone who isever in the way. sherry burress at redskins training camp. you've had a good day down there. >> yeah, there was certainly some highse thas a scary moment, but as you mentioned, deangelo hall retiring. we're going to get to that in a

second. before hall made his announcement, there was scary moment when wide receiverosh docsen left with trainers. he has a left shoulder injury and when h injury happened, it was during a portion of practice we can't show you, but we wante to shou this early match-up. because when he got hurt it kind of was a play like th landing hard on that shoulder. i was sitting right in the endot zone when he hurt. normo afterwards said it's a a tough situation for him. >> two-minute situation. you've got to stop him in order to win, you know, thedrill, but, man, again, ball right there -- different route. other way. d.would have never happene but can't draw back o that either. if i had to do it again either, would i wentown? yes, i would have gave up. i would have been like, okay, cool. >> as practice was ending,

tweeting i'mri good. ght around the same time former redskins safety dngelo hall officially announced hisnt retire. redskins fans cannot forget this stgame aga the chicago bears back in october of er10. four intceptions. now, word got out i may that hall was hanging cp hisats but he says he won't miss the running around and hitting ypeople. toda he told us its his teammates he's going to miss most. >> i'm going to miss just hangin out with the guys. i'm going to miss being in the locker room. i'm going to miss the. jok i'm going to miss going to dinner, even though i end up pickin h up the checkf the time. i'm going to miss that part of it. hopefully i can still come around as much as possible and stil try to pour into these young guys. even being out here on the as field, i starting to miss it a little bit. just miss hanging with the guys, not running around at also you know, i'm going to miss that

part of it for sure. >> well he'll save money without picking up the check. >> except he has six

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