get the fastest speeds available for the best price with the fios gigabit connection. right now at 11:00, anrc urgent s for a missing new york woman leads police to fairfax county. the disturbing evidence found here that she may be in danger. body cam video shows moments after a montgomery countwa teen shot and killed.

tonight we're learning lou it helped get a conviction in the case. >> complete strangers in a race to save an d unconsciouriver trapped in a burning car. news 4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. waves of rain sweeping through parts of our area right now. and a flood warning for some of you is in effect at the moment. >> could the weekend bring us a brk from all this wet weather? storm team 4 meteorologist lauren ricketts is tracking what we can expect. is there a break in our future, lauren? there is a break. i'm seeing the light a the end of the tunnel. we are looking at the end of this rainy pattern. finally. finally onrm our s team 4 radar. we'll show that you here in a second. let's take a look right now at what is going on. you can see from our computer we still have some heavy rain out there. it's not quite account widespread heavy rain we were seeing earlier.

you can see heavy rain stretches all the way back towards 522 into the shenandoah valley along i-66 into middleburg. we're looking at nothing in the d.c. area. still heavy rain up towards frederick. stillarnings out there. the flash flood watch has now been trimmed. it onlde inc loudoun county and portions through maryland at this point. flash flood warnings out towards winchester where they were reporting in frederick county already 2.5 inches of rain with several road closures. maryland has road closures down by the rappahannock river. flash flo warning through madson county. black you expect for your weekend? we have rainek for the weend. we'll talk about that and sunshine coming up. >> that ending couldn't come soon enough. drews a crews are koixing to monitorehe college lam in lynchburg. concerns more rain tonight could cause me damage at there dam. officials say if it fails, the

water depth could exceed 17 feet in a matter of seven minutes. 150 homes were evacuated there ins than two hours thursday evening because of flooding from the dam. right now, city officls are saying the dam is stable and it is safe. but they're workingo lower t water levels and make any neede repairs so people can return to their homes this weekend. >> all new tonight, the srch n for a missing mother of five. she lives in new york but her suv was spotted hune in fairfax ty. no one has heard forever vianel lp a ta vera since last weekend. ficers found her vehicle in virginia. and arrested the guy they found behind the wheel. show harry stone is piecing is the story togethernd joins us live from fairfax station toteght. >> rep good evening. fair fach county police found the suv but are stillearching r this woman. now, it's unclear, what is the connection between new york,

philadelphia, and here in fairfa-y 50ear-old vianella tavara, a mother of five drove from new york to philadelphia this past weekend. nypd says she's in danger. >> her family reported her 8missing july 2th because they haven't heard i from her several days which is highly unusual from what the family says. >> county police fou her acura this past monday. luis martinez was inside the sub with a handgun and needed medical attention. it's unclear why the suv tarne martinez w in fairfax. >> we're asking for public's help in figuring this out and locating vianella. >> police tell us martinez and ter repair ra know each other but not saying how. detectives believe she was harm. they're not tling us why because it's part of the investigation.

right now they're questioning martinez about her di ppearance. >> our detectives are following through with every lead, interviews, processing evidence. >> theuspect is charged with grand larceny and possession of a concealed we jon. age issued no bond. meanwhile, if you have any information, if you know where she is, call fairfax county police. live here in fairfax station, shomari stone, news4. >> thankyou. $25 million. that's how much a local family want from u.s. park police because two of their fers shot and kid their son. this family's grief began eight months ago when someone ran int the back o his jeep on the gch w parkway. he leftnd the scene a police chased him. pashcam video shows officers an proving his j and firing nine times. his family says the government refuses to share more information about what happened that night. and they hope the wrongful death lawsuit will finally lead to

answers. >> we don't care who want to say there was just. this was not just. they didot do their job. i >> i don't thi ever recover from there the rest of my life. i don't think tim in this case would help. >> we r tched outthe u.s. attorney's office and they declined to comment on this lawsuit. tonight we're seeing for the first time the panic and terror as a quiet germantown neighborhood awoke to barrage of gunfire that killed one personnd left three others injured. in april of last year. jackie bensen tells us evidence against the man just quicked in that crime b includesy camera video from one of the first e officers.l we want to warn you some m find the video disturbing. >> reporter: montgomery county police officers arriving at the home on kitchen house way inwn germanpril 29th, 2017 were met by a scene of horror. pfourple were shot.

one 19 years old was fatally wounded. >> thiis a very violent incident. this is a very troubling incident because the community was a peaceful you know, residential area. >> a spokes pan for the montgomery county state's attorney's office says after an eit-day trial, jurors convicted john williams 26f murder. trial testimony revealed he and a second man arrested in connection with the case eric lee had a short time before the invasion robbed two occupants of the house as they got out of the car. th shooter depended to know where the marijuana was. >> the iividual and his accomplice decided they would rob individuals of a small marijuana and some cash. they we familiarith their victim. >> evidence introduced in the trial included images of theawet vehicle, a blue toyota kamry that had been carjacked days earlier in prince georgs

county one exhibit was a fingerprint found inside that car. it wasched to williams. in addition tos murder, willi was also convicted of several counts of first degree assault and armed robbery. he's also charged about the murder that took place a f days later in maryland. at theou montgomeryy courthouse, jackie bensen. >> an uber driver says ssenger threatened to kill her and smoked her and stole her car. d.c.olice tells us the driver picked up his passenger early wednesday morning nea the trump hotel. the driver says she became irate yelling and accusing her of ignoring her directions. the passenger overpowered the driv and took over the car. detectives arrested jnne whalen of northwest washington and she's charged with rjacking. a former member of the trump campaign is linged with a suspected russian ent. west is reporting on e-mails provided to the senate intellighece committee and

shows maria butina and j.d. jordan socialized before the 2016 election. gordon worked on president trump's campaign. he tells theis post interactions were harmless and she networked with many people. washington he says. butina is accused of trying to infiltrate u.s. polal organizations to push russia's agenda. >> all of us rely on first responders after accidents but they can't be everywhere. whether he a car burst into flames after a crash in california this week, it was good sa pair tans who rushed in to save a trapped and unconscious driver. lester holt with the fiery story. >> reporter: it was late at night in kolten, california, right theren the side of the roads, a car engulfed in flames. a mraed inside. >> i think the nice thing to do is to help. we ran overhere. we were trying to throw anything on it, water, dirt. >> pull, pull. >> and when first responder did

an rbi, they worked hand ind h to drag the driver to safety. >> anybody nels there? >> michael becker, a corrections damaged by car was woods' vehicle was one of those rushing in. >> we were able to pull one out. other one was already >>out. luckily we got them out in time. the fire went up in flames after we did that. >> reporter: both victims left the scene by ambulance. both are expected to survive. thanks to that incredible group of strangers and that splitse nd decision, going above and beyond. >> thank the people that were around to be able to help out and save a life tonight. >> that was "nbc nightly news" angkor lester holt reporting. several vehicles were involved in that wreck. victims' injuries ranged from minor to serious. >> wow. the newse under fire tonight for selling clothing featuring the phrase e"f

news." tonight the place that celebratesournalism and the free press is defending its decision. >> you saw it first on 4. the controversial way metro plans to keep people safe while white supremacists rally in d.c. >> a wild scene at a mexico zoo lookingarge and scary animal got too close for comfort. >> and we are looking at some rain. it got too close for comfort l r of people. we had flood warnings out there once again. but the rain is ending across i'll let you know who may see a few sprinkles this who see sunshine coming can up right after this.

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first on 4, d.c. police and metro workinget on s plans ahead of the unite the right rally planned for later this month snurpt mark seagrave shows us, there could be police escort anderson maybe separate trains for the protesters. >> reporter: this was the scene last august. incharlottesville when the unite the right rally went from confrontational to deadly. now, the white supremacist group is comin here planning to hold a rally outside the white hse next sunday. d.c. council member jack evans who is also chairman of the metro board says police and metro officials are worried about the possibility o violence. if the white supremacists and counterprotesters clash. oinge have groups that are to be clearly at odds with each other, we'd like to keep them te sepa we don't want any incidents on metro. >> reporsr: the plan for the white supremacists to meet at

theienna metro station sunday afternoon and then take met toe to foggy bottom and march down pennsylvania avenue to the white house for the protest. evanayone idea being considered considered is providing separate trains for t opposing groups. >> we're trying to see how can we keep the groups separate so that we don't have any citizens but at the same time, not put in place different programs that could be problematic for us in the fur:re. >> reporetro riders raised concerns. >> so that the white supremacists are getting their own train shows that we as a collecti are giving them a means for their background, for their beliefs. but when it comes to other protests for lgbt, black lives matter they were never gimp their own separate train. >> reporter: evans says police plan to provide anor from foggy bop metro to the white house. the union representing metro

workers has alsornaised con about safety for employees. a spokesperson for metro says no plans have been finalized yet. at the foggy bottom metro station, mark seagraves, news4. > new at 11:00, some journalist asks feel the newseum is attacking the very profession it's designed to celebrate. the website pointer was the first t draw attention to shirts bearing the phrase "you ite very fake news," for sale on the neuseum we fake news is an expression trump uses to describe media outlegs whose coverage he doesn't like. it is also selling a version of trump's red make america great ain hat. they say the fake news t-shirts are satire and goesno say "we'll well aware of the political temperature in the country but will continue to be a nonpartisan organization that champions the rights of all to free speech." the is controversy comes a day

after sarah sanders refused to say the media is not the enemy of the people as president trump has claimed. at 6:00 tonight, we talked with nbc news pal director and "meet the press" moderator about the potential consequences of the attacks on the media. >> the publisher of the "new york times," telling the president this is dangerous what you're doing. >> a, i think the president care. and doesn't i'm sorry. it's clear he doesn't care. sarah sanders is the disappointment here. she's a taxpayer. gets a taxpayer salary and works for the american people, not donald trump. she works for the office of the esidency andhat's the american taxpayer. that was an extraordinarilyin disappoi moment. >> sunday morning at 10:30 right after "news4 today" "meet the press." >> from a rhetorical butting of heads to a literal case of such. a rhino, that's right, caught o tape repeatedly ramming a small suv at a zoo park in mexico.

you're not going to believe there video. a man behind the wheel of this suv started filming when he noticed a man who was behind t started filming the rhino as it approached the suv and slammed it several times and the driver tried to get away but the rhino picks up theear end of it. other peopleround tried to distract the rhino. didn't work. at there park,amilies take tours in their cars while the animals rm freely. that g is the same size. >> that's scary. >> tt's a big boy. >> i'd have been driving a little faster i think. >> and he picked it up like he was picking up a napkin. crazy. >>oh, mygosh. >> something abouting that car he just did not like. >> not at all. >>not at all. a lot of people don't like this rain. it is ending.u can elieve it? i'm here to say it's ending. > what a nice feeling thatust be for you finally. >> i don't think i've been able to say it enough. i came in and jason tartinez

sanks to me. i was like we can see the end of the rain for the first time in like three weeks. so it's ending finally. >> we're just as happy as you are. >> reporter: just in time for the weekend. filly looking for the weekend. very small rain chances. still rain out there right now. we have to get through ton and the weekend almost smooth sailing. heavy rain back down around fauquier county, warrenton getting in on theac on, marshall, i-66. if you're traveling soon it, you'll be dealing with pretty heavy rain and foggy conditionsn heavy r right around washington coming down 522 up towards marshall. eand then s lighter rain to the north. but again, the flow of this has mainly really been look at this all the way from warrenton. right now we are dryth here i district. but again, look at this.

this is over the last 12. hou rain, rain throughout the afternoon and watch this. as we get into the i evening kind of dissipates. what's happening is, we've got an uer level disturbance. a trough. elongated area of low pressure lifting to the north and east and weakening and taking the tin with it. the onlyng i'm watching right now is back in ohio, these little guys, that could create some isolated storms for us ow afternoon. but not until then. we still have a flash flood watch. loudoun county and then moorgomery points not in the district anymore. that goes till 6:00 a.m. on ncsaturday. >> this rain gets out of here tonight, the national weather service wita chopping away at that. tonight the rain ends. sunny for saturday. sunday monday, hot and humid. gorgeous. the humidity and the fog are creating some low visibilities out there.ca be ful. the visibilities will only get worse as we continue into the overnight. by tomorrow morning, we're looking ats temperatu rising

through the 70s into the low 80s by 11:00 a.m. and becoming sunny once the fog burns off. 70sent temperatures 60s to is where we stay through the evening. if your allergies were bothering you today even though we had the rain, mold sorres very high this time of year because of all the rain. here's a look at your we could have a few showers here in d.c.th fomost part, we're drying out as we continue into saturday. maybe an isolated shower or storm tomorrowafternoon. your weekend outlook looking good. pool time looking good. farm market aok. grab the sunglasses tomorrow. start off witwe s south and east of d.c. then plenty of sunshine as we head through the day tomorrow. a look at your ten-day forecast. rain showers south and east of d.c. tomorrow morning. sunday, monday, plenty of sunshine. the humidity is not going yw re. a chance of rain tuesday and

wednesday. not till tuesday afternoon. and wednesday afternoon. just can be your typical summertime thunderstorms. temperatures stay a little on the warmside through the end of nextweek. >> so glad to ditch the rain gear.el ums. thank you, lauren. >> rookies rskins rookie derrius geist dropped big-time in the draft because of concerns aboutim off field. one of those concerns isso mething that your kids probably dob on a daily basis. >> why jay gruden isn't

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part of happening in sports. the nats had to postpone their games this evening. the nationals will play a doubleheer on saturday with cincinnati due to a rainout tonight. first pitch set for1:00. the mystics were set to host las vegas but due to flight delays and cancellation the aces spent more than a day traveling from the west coast and rpoched the a at 11:00 a.m. on thursday. and did not an rbi in d.c. until 3:00 p.m. on friday. wow. now on a positive note, the ns have won three in a row cluding on thursday night. max scherzer picked up his national league leading 15th win of the season and leads all major league pitchs in strikeouts. the ace is well on his way to winning h fourth cyoung award and third here in d.c. bryce harper gives him crer t e work he puts in at the plate. after all, mad max is batting .292 this season. >> i mean, he's all around

pretty dang good pitcher. same thing with hitter. he's down there in the cage shrinking and gnding ay. you got to respect that. a lot of pitchers don't work out and don't do the things to get better. >> redskins had a day off. one player they expec a lot from this year is rookie rning back derrius guice out of he was a first round talent but slipped in the draft due to off e field concerns. one of those issues was partial his love of video games. he recently raised $21,000 for cancer research by streaming the massively popular game fort night. grey jay gden dismisses the idea this will have any effec on his play. >> if i graded somebody down because of video games, i probably wouldn't have a football team. i think everybody plays video games this is day and age. this game is going crazy. maddon.

they're playinsoccer in there. they all play it. derrius it probably most known for it for some reason. that had no bearing whatsoever on usaking him or not. >> the nationals actually lost the half game in the standings tonight by not playing the philly who are now 5 1/2 games ahead of the nats. that he makes's tomorr double head werth reds more critical trying to keep pacen the division. football players always play video games before factice. >> tst time guice he fumbles, they'll say it's because of his thumbs. exactly. u watch. u watch. yo welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it's totally wired for fios. is that a good thing? good? fiber-optics can move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds.

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