alert. ood warnings around our area after the heavy rains came down this afternoon. t take a lookis. you can see the radar behind us. it's still quite busy. lots of colors on things and lots of colors going on. on the roads here's what's going on. this is what it looked like on the g.w. parkway between the airport and 395. heavy rain once again creating quite a miss. amelia draper is joining us from the storm center. >> well, wendy, we' see this pattern break down over the weekend. the next week a few chances in the coming days. these warnings will go until 8: into parts of fauquier and parts of alexandria and the district and prince george's county. all these areas in green are heder a flood warning. you can see heavy rainfall that prompted the flood warnings is now mainly along and east of

i-95 with areas over the bay. downhrough anne arundel and calvert and charles and st. mary's county under t gun with some lightning and issues with area roads, flooded roads being reported in parts of fauquier and prince william counties. never drive through a flooded roadway. wendy, this isn't it. the there is more rain south and westehat could m through overnight tonight and heavy rain once again tomorrow. more on the timing coming up at 5:15. >> thanks, ameln. >> a north virginia family is facing a devastating loss. a little girl killed while she slept and a tree fell on her. this happened at a neighborhood that's just outside of warrenton and it happened during last night's storm. as our bureau chiefulie carey reports, this incident has left even the first responders shaken. >> 10-year-old lydia gergos was just getting ready to start the fifth grade and loved softball and described by a team mom as

full of life and now teammates, classmates and a family devastated by an unimaginable tragedy, lydia's blue bedroom crushed. the 911 called came in around 10:25 p.m. in the midst of a thunderstorm. a tree fell trapping agehild. emy crews arrived quickly. >> the tree are fallen through the rf, through the ceiling on to the bed and pinned her, and they tried franticallyha everything tt they could to try t free the victim and couldn't. >> reporter: the little girl was pronounced dead, her disaught rents had to be escort out of the house for fea it would collapse. it took a special tactical unit from nearby prince wiloam countyhore up the structure and remove the tree. first responders shaken by the call and taking time to pay respect as lydia's body was removed and driven away. >> there was a tribute after the victim was removed from the house at the first responders as they lined the driveway as she rss brought out. >> reporter: neighay the

family had only been in the home for a short time. moving inarlier this summer from another neighborhood in warrenton. residents here on high meadow place just getting to know the little girl. they are now mourning r loss. this mom's 10-year-old had played with the victim and asked we only use her voice. >> my heart breaks both as a mom to have to go through something like that, but definitely having met her a few times. she's very sweet girl. >> reporter: already neighbors are planning a way to show their care an concern for victim's family. in warrenton, julie carey, news >> friends of the family have set up a gofundme account to help that family. search memorial fund in our nbc washington app. we also have breaking news. there is an amber alert this evening for a child who was kidnapped from reagan national airport. virginia state police say 12-year-old jin jing ma was

taken by an asian woman possibly 40 years of age wearing a black dress. ney were last s leaving the airport. news 4's shomari stone is at reagan where we're expecting a live update from airport officials and anyone with information contact theme opolitan washington airport authority. now to union station. an amtrak train derailed outside today with nearly 200 people o board. everyone is okay, but the passengers were stuck on that train for over an hour after it happened. tr asportation reporterm tuss is at union station and has had a chance to talk wit some of those passengers. i'm going to guess they were pretty freaked out, adam. >> reporter: absolutely. a scary situation, leon, as you can imagine. as far as delays are concerned, we're still seeing residual delays after this incident which happened just after noon, especially for train ssovice h of d.c. vre riders you're being asked to check your schedules. as for the incident itself, you can imagine were some tense moments on board that

train, but it really depends who you talk to. some say there was panic and calm. say there was the train almost to union station, and that's when it happened. >> all we heard was a loud noise and then we fel it and then he stopped and the fire department and everybody stormed the train. people were freakin out wondering what was going onnd that's when the conductor told us to stayyt calm. evng is fine. >> reporter: according to d.c. fire and ems the lead engine t thein had one set of wheels get off the track. it happened i t anel below union station about a football field envelope awa from the platform and the train had made its way all ay from new orleans. >> i was standing up getting my asggage down and almost lost my balance, but that about it. >> reporter: all passengers reported to be okay, but what went wrong here? amar sa amtrak says it's inspecting all went wrong. >> it's all under investigation.

>> reporter: delays started to mount as the train was supposed to continue up the northeast . corridor >> sort of like have you ever sat on a tarmac in a plane for like wohours. >> reporter: for now most paengers just happy that it's all over. yeah. you can imagine what that trip was like for some riders. as far as the actual rain it continues on the northeast corridor with a different locomotive pulling it, but investigators will take a lk at that engine that came off the track v ty carefully see what went wrong. guys, back to you. >> well, we know the name of the man who caused a scare on capitol hill this mornis.. capitol police say robert combs had a gun and ammunition in his car. a witness taking p thisto at the scene on new jersey avenue. that's just blocks from the capitol building. officers on routine patrol noticed the man's weapon and did search theehicle with combs' concept and he's from monroe, georgia, now charged with having an unregistered firea and for transporting it across state

lines. u.s. capol police say there is no link to terrorism in this. ca and alcohol may have contributed to a deadly n hit-and-rash on the beltway last night. maryland state police say it happened nearooheow wilson bridge. two men were pulled over on the shoulder. they were having car trouble. investigators say another driver in the northbound lane hit them both and hit their. c one of the men, christian guerrero, was killed. police cautht up wit hit-and-run driver and have not identifi charges have not been filed. police say that this is the weapon that a man had when an off-duty prince george's county police officer shotle and k him yesterday. that officer had heard some shots when he came across a man who investigators say just murderered a pers murdered a person inside a liquor store. news 4's megan fitzgerald has more on this r:se. >> reporolice say

25-year-old ronald whitfield imew david hall, the suspect who shot and killed in this liquor store over my shoulder here. we had an opportunity to speak withwhitfield's friend and family members and say they have no idea why anyone would want to kill him. >> this is one of myigst brothers. he lived in the neighborhood with all of us. >> reporter: jeriah say the 25-year-old whitfield was describe as kind. >> crazy, crazy, he told me to be safe. that was it. >> reporter:hat was wednesday just after noon at this exxon station. an hour lar. >> it kills me, like, there's so much -- there's so much pain, so much pain. reporter: policeay 27-year-old david edward hall walked into this liquor store and shotnd killed whitfield who had just made a purchase. prince george's county police chief hankra wye nski says

one of his officers was sitting at a red light when he saw the gunshot hand that's when he sha running towards him. >> he shouts commands and requested that individual stop and that indiv puals no need to those commands and the officer is then in a position where he must discharge his weapon several times. >> reporter: police say they recovered the gun hall used to shoot whitfield at the scene. >> he was known in the community. he was a good kid, you know. everybody liked him. >> reporter: alex worked at thislingor store and hasnown whitfield for years. he wasn't there when the shooting happened, but he says the owners of thtore were, and it's something they are all struggling to process. >> can't believe it because he's a good dude, not a trouble-maker. he'd be the kind of dude to try to break fights up. >> reporter: police have identified theho officer shot the suspect as a ten-year veteran of theth force. say his namecken. he's been placed on routine

administtive leave. back to you. >> thanks so much. meagan fitzgerald reporting live. the senate could wind up voting on president trump's supreme court nominee without imeing all the documents related to in his career. the national archives sent a letter to the judiciary chair saying they won't be able to complete a review of documenl unate october, later than grassley's requeed deadline of mid-august and just daysthefore mid-term elections. despite that, a republican aide to the committee says they are planning to move forward with the confirmation hearing in early septe ser. democratay grassley's request cludes documents related to cavanaugh's time as staff secretary to former presint george w. bush. >> ivanka trump, the president's daughter and advise doesot believe that the press is, quote, themy ene of the people, contrary to the rhetoric from her father president trump andd otheristration officials. asked whether she would see the media is not the enemy, press

secretary sarah huckabee sandern de side stepped the issue accusing journalists of not covering the story and said she hadeen personally threatened and claims to be the only press secretart to require sec service protection. things got testy in an exchange with cnn's jim acosta. >> the media continues to ratchet up the verbal assault against the president and everyone in this administration. >> the president of the unidd states shoot refer to us as the enemy of the people. his own daughter acknowledges that, and all iou asking to do, sarah, is to acknowledge at right now and rig here. >> i appreciate your passion. i share it. i'vehi addressed question. i've addressed my personal feelings. i'm here to speak upon behalf of the president. he's made his comments clear. >> president trump later tweeted essentially doubling down on his previous attacks and calling a terge poron of the media q fake news. a news conference now underway as police share more about theirl apparently kidnapped from reagan airport. we'll have a live report on this

ambert alert in j a few minutes. and a massive cleanup continues at the chesapeake bay and why the volunteers arear coming from nd far to help. >> raised in a war-torn country and eager to serve as an american. >> seeing all sorts of stuff that a kid of that age shouldn't e at r shouldn't experie all. >> i'm david culver in fairfax with a big honor for a local

a storm team 4 weather alert as the area is f under ash flood watch. amelia is back with the forecast in about two minutes. a student balancing school, family, work and at the same time he'serng our country in the virginia army national guard. he's bonng praisedht. he was recently recognized as a pat tilln schol named for 4,e former nfl player killed in combat in 2 and as david culver reports, this young man has suffered my lossesnd that gives him a deeper appreciation for all that heqi come here andan join the military and become an american, you know. >> reporter: ali believes if you want it, you can achieve it. >> just remember having a eat, great amount of respect and admiration for what they did, not only forheir country bub my country as well.

>> reporter: started as an early admiration for u.s. troops serving in ira ali shared dozens of photos and they captured a young boy growing up in a war-torn baghdad, enthralled by military emservice. >> iber the first time that i actually met a u.s. my ice member was throu dad's work. my dad served as an interpreter for the u.s. mitary. >> i's dad took him all over to checkpoints andnto embassies. as he figured if they were together he could shield his son from the seemingly endless cycle of violence. >> that's just a reality of war, war isn't something that goes on from 9:00 to 5:00. it's 24/7, 365 days a year. >> reporter: in january 2008 ali's dad was taking her older sister to schoo when al qaeda struck. >> when he lost his life, that really took a toll on myself and my family as well. >> reporter: ali and his family turned to the soldiers with him his dad worked, and in 2010 they made it to the states. ali and his sister both enlisted

in the military. he remembers stretching into his combat uniform,eang the american flag patch and feeling very grateful. >> looking straight into the mirror and saying this is it. i actually did it. >> reporter: after pain and deep loss, this young scholar now pursuing his masters at george mason university eager to pay it forward. in fairfax, david culver, ews >> and if you want to learn more about the other scholars that were chosen, searchtillman scholarship in our nbc washington app. >> i want to know more about wher ali wind up after he graduates. >> i don't think we appreciate how many children have experienced and suffered from war throughout the world. >> no. >> and the trauma of it, and for this youo man take this path when there's so many other more toxi paths one could take after witnessing war is -- is remarkable.

it's just remarkable. re >> and a gat legacy for the tillman family. >> absolutely. >> that's wonderful. okay. amelia, is there some sunshine out there? >> com on. >> silver lining. >> give us hope to hang on. >> if youe back in hagerstown there's sunshine and looking to the weekend there's sunshine. >> just not today. >> just not today. we're looking at plenty of clouds out there. to give you an idea of just how much rain we're dealing with here's two stats for you. the airport today reagan nnational had over inch of rainfall there this afternoon. guys, that would be about 10 inches of snowfall. think about that. >> i was wondering aboutthat. >> that's how much rain we had. >> yeah, yeah. >> and this is already about tht wettest mid-july to mid-august, and my watch is saying it's only august 2nd so it's really wet o there. yeah, right, and that's why we're in storm team 4 weatherer mode. notice all of our graphics are in red tonight because we're trackinghelooding across area and more flooding concerns throughout the day tomorrow inta early sat morning. the best chance for heavy rain

tomorrow will be during the afternoon, and especially during the evening hours. sheena is really going to break that down hour by hour coming up right around 5:45. as we look to the weekend though after a chance for showers early saturday it's looking mainly dry. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. i'm startingou off in charles and st. mary's county where we just had some scattered showers outhe there. ing further north, notice some thunderstorm activity still in parts of neanu' hearing this thunderstoing over the bay. in the district dry and almost completely dry in all of the beltway. if you're headingff towards the beach, dealing with very heavy rainfall right now. notice though more rain west of i-8 is, so ther i-81, so there's still going to be showers out there this evening and overnight hours. these showers simpacting now

are not it. more poe tonksly ovtentially ov. just about everydy upped flash flood watch, and this has now been extended until 6:00 a.m. on saturday morning. because of all of this rain, the mold spores are coming i high. i posted more information on that on my facebook and twitter paws. now tomorlenty of cloud out there from start to finish. only some peaks of sunshine with scattered showers, and then during the afternoon and evening hours we'll add in some thunderstorms and heavy rn, especially during the evening hours. more flooding potentially out there on your a fridayernoon and evening. if you have plans outdoorsrr to night, probably want to change those plans to indoor plans. saturday morning a 40% for showers out there until about the mid-morning hours. after that the sunshine comes out a we're looking mainly dry. only a small chance for aned isolhunderstorm on sunday. temperatures this weekend near and around 90. it's humid out there both

saturday and sunday. we'll keep monday and tuesday dry, hot and humid. highs in the low90s, and then the chance for some thunderstorms on wednesday, next thursday. finally lower humidity moves into the area but only short lived. only lasting one day. >> getting it in doses. get the good stuff in sma s. amelia. >> a consumer alert that will have you check on your bank account. susan hoeg anne wisa hogan with a look at how thieves are charging your

a heads up for drivers in fairfax county. vdot wan to close a rampn plaints way after c about the rush hour trafficlen mccan. the ramp is from gorgetown pike to thep inner l just to the american legion bridge to maroland. closed 1:00 in the afternoon to 7:00 in the evening and only on weekdays. thelo closure would down in traffic in some areas and speed it up in othersch the changes are projeed to get more drivers through the area. a public meeting on this plan is set for 7:00 torrent at mcclean high school. a murder mystery inhe no, virginia. detectives walked in a home,

shot a shon and took off warning. mark segraves with what ighbors heard and saw >> reporter: it happened in this home just off featherstone road woodbridge. >> around 10:30 neighbors heard the sound ofns t. >> pop, pop, that's probably what it was. >> we were sitting in there watching tv and at 10:27 we heard five loud pops. >> reporter: after hearing the gunshots next door to his home edcbride ran out into his driveway to see what was cppening. >>e up between the truck and the trailer right here and saw this guy running up the street fast, and about that time all the cops showed . >> when we responded we located an adult male suffering from gunshot wound. he was pronouncedorr:eigheabors is a group house. as many as teniv men inside. police tell us there were other people inside the home when the shooting took place last night, and they ha been cooperating with police. >> anyone with informaon that could help us aid in our

investigation would -- would be -- suggest they contact us. you know, if they were at the residence prior to it happening or after it happening, just give us a call. >> reporter: george kerns has lived on this street for more than 50 years and is part of the neighborhood watch. he says violent crime has beege ing worse in his neighborhood in recent years. >> things going onn this neighbor, doesn't surprise me, shootings, stabbing and robbery rit here in front of my house about four years ago. >> reporter: police have not released the name of the person who was murdered, only saying the victim is an adult male who they believed lived at the house. mark segraves, news 4, in woodbridge. >> police say they don't believe there's a threat to the community overall. the victim was likely targeted, they say, and they believe he knew his killer. we continu to follow the breaking news of a child apparently abducted from reagane airport and believe to be in danger according a live report coming up next. >> you've seenth all o debris

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ft goodnoon. we're in weather alert mode today. a lot of strong thunderstorms. now near annapolis right across the bay bridge and look at all this lightning. 53 lightning strikes here just wiin the past ten minutes. anyone heading over the bay bridge maybe to head to the beaches, a lot ofeavy rainnd be careful driving in the area. flooding concerns for southern parts of fauquier county and prince george's county from heavier rains earlier and a flash flood watch for most o therea. that's been extended until 6:00 saturday morning. another thing we're watching. this line of thunderstorms now veloping just to our west. this may be an issue later on tonight. coming up, m te about theing and amelia is back in just a bit to have a closer look at your weekend forecast. >> you got it. thank you,sheena. now at 5:30, a look at some top stories this evening. i'm leon harris. >> welcome back. i'ie wendyr. a look at top stories today. the 10-year-old girl from warrenton killed last night in the mid of severe weather. the tree crashed into lydia '

gerg home pinning her in her bed where she was sleeping. first resadnders to escort the parents from the home because it was not safe. friend set up a gofundme pao help the family. a train derailed just outside of union station this afrnoon with nearly 200 people on board. authorities say the lead engine of the train had one s of wheels come off the tracks in a tunnel below union station 150 yards below the platform. all passengers are okay. this train started in new orleans and was n heading toew york. there's still residual delays along the northeast corridor this evening because of it. >> and we're working thatbr king news from reagan national airport this afternoon. an amber alert for w a child was kidnapped earlier this afternoon. >> that child i said to be i extreme danger. news 4's shomari stone is at the airport waiting for a news conference to start. shomari, what'she latest? >> reporter: good evening. we're waiting for the news conference to start right behind me mere. virginia state police are saying this 12-year-old girl is in extreme danger. law enforcement agencies,

including t fbi, are searching for her right now, and the fbi is expected to come to this news conference any moment from now. her name is jin jing ma. surveillance video captured her around 8 sack this morning, stands at 4'11" and weiou is 90 pound, brown eyes and black hair and last seen wearing a white t-shirt, jeans and black jacket. visiting the u.s. with china withnd a groupet with a middle aged room visiting from china. that woman and child changed clothes, walked to the arrivals area and disappeared out of the view of the security cameras. back out here live in reatin al. right now we're waiting for an update from law enforcementes agenight behind me here at this podium. we will continue to bring you updates as they become available. if you know where girl is, call police. live here at reagan national, shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, shomari. we'lck be cg back with you later on, for sure. volunteers are stepping upo

helping clear debris from the chesapeake bay and the shores in that area. at the height of the summer season, area beaches have been closed to swimmers. news 4's chris gordon is live in bay ridge, one ofany community beaches in annapolis. ris, how is itooking out there? [ no audio ] >> reporter: kimothy welch and his wife susan droveou an from their home to sandy point state park to volunteer to help clear debris from the beach. >> gets me out of the house and gets me exercises and it' helping someone. >> reporter: this group of volunteers from the university of maryland painter research labs struggled to move an embedded wooden stake. they brought in heavynt equip to help loosen it. >>phhis is my t for the day. i'm so proud. >> reporter: sandy point state pas a million visitors a year. there's a chance the beach could

reopen for swimming this weekend. >> it is a good goal. summertime. people like to get out and touch the wate and it's important we turn this around as fast as we can. >> reporter: community beaches along the severin river and the bay like these in bay ridge are still cloith first and dangerous debris. there are also new questions beingsed about the quality of the water in the bay. >> i'm equ worried about what we can't see which is the bacteria load, the county jatt did the tested and prointerhad had had sonmming alhis beach. >> reporter: i understand that you found some things that concerned you. >> a lot of plastic and styrofoam and the sff i set aside where the fishing hooks and hypodrmic needles. >> reporter: she found one needle. we want to make that clear. she is a member of the chesapeake bay foundation. their motto is save the bay. she found the hypodermic needle

right here on bay ridge. just outside of annapolis, chris gordon, news 4. leon,ack to you. >> what a mess. be careful out there. wendy? >> it's the 2nd o august and it's back to school for kids in alexandria. the yellow school buses rolling in bright and early taking the students to samuel tucker elementary. the school runs on aie modif calendar. the students have two two-week breaks in the fall and in the spring and then a shorter summer recess. the kids and the school system's new superintendent say they are excited to start the new year. >> i feel excited to see my friends again. >> i like school because i like to learn and math. >> coming back home it's a feeling, you know,hat i can only get if i come home. so when i'm walking around i see things that a very familiar to me, and there's no place like home so i'mappy to be back to be able to serve thismmonderful

coity. >> reporter: tucker elementary is the only schl in alexandria that does start today. everyone else is on the traditional calendar and starting on september 4 wth. >> are one week away from the redskins first preseason game and one player with a very important task this morning, but it's something that you might not think about when you think about training camp. news 4's sherree burruss is live in richmond with more on this revealing day in camp. sherree? >> yeah. i think that's a pretty fair statement. it's a pretty light workload for the redskins today. it's raining right now so the afternoon walk-through is cancelled and the m practices pretty likely ended that even early which allowede players to mingle with the fans and show that training camp inn more t just fighting for a rost spot. >> i've got to take a little hop. >> reporter: needed a practices one becauseou can see from

the video i threw it a little too hard. i'mll really, r happy that didn't happen with the real one. >> this one is better with the other one for sure. >> you ready. >>ready, set, hut. >> okay. here we go. the. >> happy we stuck together and when i kicked it, it hurt, i'll be honest and then i seen the pink and the pain went away. looking for my wife because it's something we both wanted and we re so happy and relieved it was pink. >> no more stinky boys, dresses and tutus. >> i'm going to love it. t i don't know whatt feels likepersonally, but the joy on his face, i mean, that made it all worth it. for su >> i'm just happy that we're getting a baby girl that's glng to f our house and after that, i'm h playing withse money, i'm winning, i'm winning. >> the first one was a test one and the pink was the actual

gender reveal there. they already have two boys, as you can tell momrt is aicenly happy to have a little girl to add theamily. leon, back to you. >> would have done better with more pink on those pants he s wearing. oh, my goodness. congratulations to the an way to go, nick, for chipping in. lots of fun.re sherburruss in richmond toni t. >> from the old gate brewery in dublin it our backyard in maryland, the makers of the iconic guinness beer a getting ready for a grand opening in our

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most of our area under a flash flood watch. amelia and sheena both back in three minutes with more on our storm team 4 weatherlert tonight. >> we have a consumer alert that will have you taking a closer inlook at your che account. >> nbc 4 responds has confirmed fraudulent amazon charges impacting customers at one of the nation largest banks. consumer reporter susan hogan working for you and what youo neednow to protect your money. >> that's right. we actually started looking into this issuee when we w contacted by a virginia teacher who found hundreds ofla d of unauthorized charges on her debit card, so it turns out she wasn't the only one.e says several people she knows including her sister were also victi of this fraud.

♪ >> reporter: these sisters share a lot of sam interests, music, helping others, even shopping on amazon. as a prime member so it was shipped for free i andt was so quick and could i get on my computer and just get whatever i needed that quick. one day recently shaina saw a friend's facebook post warning about unauthorized charges involving wells fargo and amazo amazon. >> and i said to my sister i wonder if that's a thing, we should check and we checke sure enough. she found hundreds of dollars, and i thought, oh, maybe i should check, and i found almost $200 worth of these little tee charges you would never notice. >> reporter: the b sistersh have wells fargo debit cards and each had unauthorized charges to amazonatg back months. >> these are small enough harges that they were easy miss. >> reporter: absolutely. >> absolutely.

>> reporter: and you missed >> i misthem, yes. dem. >> reporter: they called wells fargo immediately and cancelled their cared and stao spread the word. >> everyone in my social circle when i brought this issue they all said, well, wait a minute, i have a charge, and i saw some charges, too, and they thought nothing of it, because they, too, purchase things froo amll the time. >> reporter: we reached outll t fargo and amazon and they are working together to address the issue and believe it has been fixed. wells fargo says this unfortunately experience is debit card fraud. no wells fargo systems or accounts have been breached. they wouldn't say how many members were affected but it does seem to beed limo virginia customers. >> we completed our research of yournckry and credited your account for some of theisted transactions. >> reporter: the sisters' advice to you, keep a cse eye on your

account and sound the alarm at the first sign of anything suspicious. >> if you were careful and looked at your checking account and reconciled like you are rpposed to, you would notice it. orter: check your account right now. if you notice any fraudulent charges call theank media. in one sister's case she nearly lost $500 bec se thebank's policy is to only reimburse customers for fraudulent transactions that occurt in the fi0 days. you're asking about that, right, so it's up to u to catcht in the first couple of months. amazon though agreed to reimburse her for the charges that the bank would not. it's interesting. uawhen we ay did the story this morning, did a little preview on the morning show, we started g e-mails from people saying sign me up. this is happening to me as well. i'm sure we'll hear from more people. >> fargo said there was a fraud bu a no breach yet they got the people's numbers.

i'm just confused. so were we, and we asked them time and time again to try to give us an explanation as to this hand what does it mean by fraud? never got a straight answer. >> okay. >> wells fargo is in a big pr push toupgrade its image after the troubles that itin was h >> back and forth e-mails, never answered that for us specifically. >> good to know. good to look at all of your bills closely, all of them. >> yes. >> you know what we need, a sunshine rebate. somebody somewhere owes us some sun and some dry weather. >> don't look at me. i just tell you what i think is going tpen and what i think is going to happen is we have some more areas of rain and maybe even a more few rumbles of under out there tonight. leon, you can cash in that sunshine rebate sunday. ha sunday. >>s like a two-for at that point. >> asking me to hold my breath

for 72 more hours. >> though it will stay humid through the weekend as we start to dry out. take a look. we saw the mainline roll thro l th this afternoon bringing very heavy rainfall to parts of the area. more rainfalleveloping around culpepper and port a royal bluemount and showers in calvert and anne arund county. big picture back around the i-81 area, so we're going to have areas of rain and maybe a few rumbles of thunder out there tonight and more rain in the forecast tonight. sheena, we have flood warnings in effect forashe a in green and that's going to go until 8:00 tonight and potentially more flooding again tomorrow afternoon. >> yeah, that's going to be the orsue, amelia, with more rain in the forecast tw and for early saturday morning. here's a look at the timing now, as we go through the rest of

tonight. cannot rule out any more showers. owers off towards 81, and there's a chance that more of thatould try t move through the rest of the area. there's mid negotiate and tomorrow morning's commute it's mainly been looking cloudy, and outhen we go t tomorrow and shortly after lunchtime, there you see 3:00 p.m. scattered showers around and saturday morning that shod be our last round of showers. looks like we start to oryut. can't rule out a stray shower kind of left over and by sunday we'll be seeing nicer conditions, so into the weekend we go with your gardening forecast. looks pretty good aside from the showers early saturday. saturday afternoon, humid and 88 degrees, by sunday looking good for gardening. we'll see more sunshine, near 90, but it's going to be humid, and your gardening tip of the day. wondering what likes all rain asides from a lot of plant, hardy hike discu and cardinal. those will be thriving in the soggy, moist areas of your

gardens. heading to the beach which a lot of people might be, chance for late storms tomorrow and better chance early saturday and even middlef the day,nd by sunday that does look like our driest with temperatures near 90. again, it's going to stay humid for quite a while. let's see how much sunshine we have in the extded forecast. amelia? >> a lot more sunshine in our extended forecast than seen the past two weeks, and we have a lot lowerf chancesin as we move throughout the next couple of days. take aook. a high chance around 80%. as sheena was showing you, heavy rain around during the afternoon and evening leading to more flooding concerns and more likely through the weather alert storm team 4 tomorrow. king of the weekend is l mainly nice and dry weather. monday and tuesday, plenty of sunshine out there and high temperatures in the low90s, feeling muggy. early august in d.c. with a chance for o thunderstor there again with heavy rain.

>> a man who was an activist and was concerned for a shark's ic well-being, p in san antonio think otherwise. they arrested anthony shannonng chargiim with felony shift. security cameras at the aquarium show the theft that was captured on saturday night. you can see the man lifts the shark out of a petting tank, but he put it in a baby stroller and then wheeled it out of the aquarium. i'm wrapping my head around the petting tank for a shark. police say they found the shark in shannon's home on money. >> still in the stroller? >> i don't know. that's a strange one. >> that's taking shark wk a little bit too far. >> yeah. >> i don't know -- continue how he's helping that shark, but anyway. >> he's not an activist, he's a shartivist. >> this never became a hit with

the masses bute g glass would potentially help one day help children across the country with autism. researchers used the high-tech glasses ared them up with a new app to help kids improve their social slls and as a child interacts with others the app identifies their namesnd names their emotions through the google glass and after a few months of this their kids made more eye contact with others and related better to them. experts with autism speaks call rial promising, and they say they hope it can one day make treatment more available. >> that's nice. anything can help. >> yeah. pcommunity mainstay goes in flames. >> hand now the neighbors, they are rushing in to help the owners rebuil just ahead, why this restaurant held such a speci

a popular neighborhood restaurant near the courthouse in upper marlboro going up in flames this mor fng. the also damaging nearby businesses and several apar tents. tonigh community is rallying around the business owners who have lost so much, and as news 4's aimee cho reports, they are already vowing to rebuild. >> this fire tearing through the nit in upper marlboro. the flames breakin out at the popular restaurant al's deli supreme court on main street a it spread to the buildings next door. first responders rushed to keep it. contain though the fire is now out the

recovery for al's deli is just beginning. >> we're at the scene and it's weir this pleas won't be here anymore. >> it's a sad day. al's has been here a long time, very disheartening, not a good day at all. >> reporter: now a giant hole left where the restaurant once stood and burned cups on the sidewalk and other businesses on the block vowing to help pick up the pieces. >> all the neighbors, we know each other. so we're very close so we'll try to help, of course, yeah. >> reporter: across the street this barbecue feeding first responders fer free and og discounts for others. >> can i get you anything? >> reporter: the owners of al used to give them advice. we're here to assist any way we can. everyone here, you know, is very nice. i an, it's -- it's not mpetitive, you know. everybody is here for each other. >> no one was hurt in the fire this morning. the cause is still unclear. >> reporter: and we also talked to a couple of women who worked at al's, toogo heartbroken t on camera. they told us they are hoping to

rebuild the restaurant no matter how long i takes. in upper marlboro, aimee cho, >> and coming together is the very definition of community. several people who live in the apartments above that restaurant all did make it out safely, and the red crossms helping t now with temporary housing. "news 4 at 6:00 starts right now. breaking now at 6:00, am reagan national airport this afternoon. a 12-year-old girl visiting the u.s. china believed to have been abducted. we're live with what police are tellins to be looking for. >> flash flooding on our area roads, and it's not over y r. moren is coming. flash flood watches are in effect through saturday. >> and all that rain leadingo tragedy in northern virginia. neighbors telling us about the 10 yearly girl who was killed when a tree fell on her home. >> first that amber alert

usually that we get from police om sheriff's departments but today it came the metropolitan department airport authority. this 12-year-old last seen getting into a caroutside reagan national airport. >> news 1's snemari s just got an update from police. shomari, what can you tell us?ll >> reporter: good evening. moments ago theasngton me -- metro washington airport authority had a news conference and basicallyd us that this child, 12 years old, is in exeme danger. let's just roll some video for you. her names jin jing ma captured on surveillance video at the airpt at 8:15 thi morning. she's here in the united states with a tour group from china. they have been here since july 26th well, she w here at reagan national airport, and there was an asian woman and a man. now, officials say that they talked and then this asian woman they say changed with her in prum