details about the man found inside and when he he remains in police custody. a local family demands millions after a shooting took a life of their son. a report this morning from the washington post. a wrgan c with operating as a russian agent may have had contact with a trump sociate. a lot to get to on this saturday morning. the first weekend in gust. good morning. >> thank you so much for joining us on this saturday morning as we kick off the weekend hoping we'l finally dry out. >> wouldn't that be nice? we need it. we have a special guest with us this morning. lauren is working night side weekend. brittany joining us from our nbc station in philadelphia. brittany, good morning. >> it's a nicebe weekend t here with us finally drying out. same weather pattern affecting us in d.c. and now we're starting to see dryer conditions. a chance for a stray shower into the afternoon.

our tperatures starting off on the mild side. 60s and 70s. 66 in winchester. hagerstown at 71 degrees. start this to morning. the temperatures have pushed into the mid 70s if you're closer to washington. satellite radar shot showing us all the rain is lifted to rte ast of us. and we are tracking a dry weekend. still going to be muggy. into sunday temperatures in the as farday is concerned 8 p 90s. degrees daytime day. muggy conditions expected to stick around. the possibility of a stray shower. >> thank you, brittany. happening right now the search is on for a missing mother of five. she lives in new york but her suv was spotted in our aa in fairfax county. >> nobod has heard from the 50-year-old woman since last weekend. police say she left home to go to philadelphia. but officersound h vehicle in virginia and arrested the man they found behind the wheel.

news 4 reports. >> reporter: a 50-year-old woman, a mother of five drove from home in new york to philadelphia this past weekend. the nypd says he'in danger. -- she's in danger. h er family reported her miss. they hadn't heard from her from sevel days. the family says that's unusual. >> reporter: the c fairfnty police found her car this past monday. a man was inside t suv with a handgun and needed medical attention. it's un why the suv and then were in far fair fax. >> we'resking for help from the public. >> reporter: police tell us they know each other but they're not saying how and detectives believe the woman was harmed. they're not telling us why cause they say it's part of the investigation. right now they're questioning

th h man about disappearance. >> our detectives are following through wh everylead, interviews, processing evidence >> reporter: trning the suspect is charged with grand larceny a possession of a concealed weapon. a judge issued no bond. no word when the next court hearing . lice urge if you know where this woman is, they want to hear from you. call the fairfax county police department. news 4. ime rightnow, 8:03. $25 million. that is how much a local family wants from u.s park police because two officers shot and killed their son. the family's grief began eight months ago when someone ran io the back of his jeep on the gw rkway. he left the scene and police chased him. officers approached the jeep and times.ine the man was not armed. the family says the government s refuse to share more

information about what happened that night. they hope a wrongful death lawsuit will lead to answers. >> don't care whoants to say this was just. this was not thjust. ey did not do their >> i don't think i will ever recover from this for the rest of my life. i don't think time in this case would help. >> we did reach o to the u.s. attorney's office. they declined to comment on the an uber driver says a passenger choked her, threatened to kill her and took off with her pcar. d.ice say the driver picked up the passenger early wednesday morning near therump hotel. the driver says the woman became irate yelling and accusing her of ignoring the directions. the passenger overpowered the driver and took off with the vehicle. detectives arrested a woman of northwest washington. she is charged with carjacking.v oping this morning. a new report from the washington post connecting a fmer member

of the trump campaign with a suspected russian agent. >>he post reports checks out e-mails provided to the senate committee.t they she maria butina and j.d rdan socialized before the election. gordan worked on trump's campaign team. he said the interactions were harmless and she networked with many people in washington. butina is accused of trying to infiltrate u.s. organizations to push moscow's agenda. emergency crews are monitoring the college dam in lynchberg this morning over concerns more rain could cause more damage than this. if the damls f the water depth could exceed 17 feet in just seven minutes. 150 homes were evacuated in less than twohours. thursday evening due to all the ooding from that dam. right now city officials say the dam is stable and safe. but they're working to lower the waternd levels make any needed

repairs so people can return home this weekend. and this weekend is the first weekend in august. the time of year whenany parents start thinking about sending their kids back to school. eit can beensive to do so and many local groups including use collecting donations to help out. the effort in fairf county is helping fill a lot of the gaps. it's called bright path. it works with school social workers to make sure students in needpl get ss throughout the school year, not just at the start. even though the official drive ended yesterday, they're hoping additional donations will help students in the months to come. >> the need for school supplies and backpacks continues throughout the school year. so we are happy to keep continuing witham our cign and keep collecting because the mor that wcollect, i mean, our goal is $35,000. but the more we can llect, the more students we can help. we know that not all the students are receiving all of the support. >> and here's why they say cash

donations are the best hereay they they allow the group to buy supplies in bulk. you can find out more by going to the nbc washingto app and searching bright paths. >> you can hp out august 8th. we'll be at apple federal credit union in kingstown. the alexandria part of fairfax county. we'll be there from 6:0 in the morning until noon. if you want to make a donation, to our app and search "backpack". a community awaiting a potential eruption from a massive volcano. rs release nvestiga a final report on the las vegas gunman. does it answer the question why did he do it? stay with us. we're back after ts. cancer is smart.

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we were trying to throw anythin on it, water, dirt. >> and when first responders did arrive, the worked hand in hand to drag the driver to safety. michael becker, a corrections officer whose car was damaged by woods' wevehicle was one of tho rushing in. >> we were able to pull one of the indiv the other was already out. hopefully everybody was safe. >> luckily we got them out on time. it went up in flames after this. >> reporter: both the victims are expected to survive thanks so that incredible group of strangers and the split second decision going above and. beyo >> we have to thank the people around to be able to help out and save a life tonight. >> incredible video right there. th was nbc's lester holt reporting. several vehicles were invved in the wreck. the injuries ranged from minor

to serious. we've had our fair share of flooding recently, but take a look athis scene out of albany, new york yesterday. you can see cars submerged in the water here. some parts of the area experienced heavy rain, 60 miles per hour winds as well as hail. eerogress has made in the effort to remove debris and trash from the chesapeake bay. sandy point state par beach reopened friday to swimmers. state officials say the heavy rainshataused the degree could have elevated natural bacteria levels. if you're swimming out there, you want to avoid swallowing the water and maybe even put on a pair of shoes. >> never a good idea to the water. >> yeah. >> out there and -- >> and in pools. >>ynd in the bpool. >> yes, for multiple reasons. >> yeah. the weather is going to nice. you can have lots of plans to you can participate in. >> get out and go to the pool.

>> and you can go to the pool the only thing i'm tracking is a chance of a stray shower. keep that in mind throughout the day. bring the sunglasses. it'sek going to be a nice d. still on the warmer side into sunday with temperatures pushing into the 90s. here's closeook at the headlines. we are tracking a stray shower as we go through the rest of the afternoon. i'll show you exactly when and which areas and which neighborhoods have the best chance to see the stray show we're see a cloudy start to the morning. finallypicture as we're drying out as we go into saturday and also into tomorrow. a closer look at the radar shot. it's snning here not finding anything. all the showers from overnight and the heavier downpours listed to the northeast. it sets uor up a dry weekend. we've been waiting to hear that aftereeks of rain. there's a stubborn weather pattern that's bringg us moisture. we'll deal with the moisture in terms of humidity but we're not

expecting anyfa ra. toward the afternoon, nice and dry. as we get into the evening around 6:30, a chance to see a few stcattered showers. into sunday a dry start. the slight chance for little activity to the south of winchester closer to 3:30 on saturday. mainly dry and not a great enough chance for you to lug yournd umbrella ar lots of sunshine expected for us. that's going to continue as we head into monday. tuesday is aifferent story. we expect to see the return of a chance of rain. a closer look at the visibility. foggy conditions especially if you're close to hagerstown. isibility down to one mile. winchester, patchfog. elsewhere nice and clear. a few clouds to start. temperatures on the mild side. closer to washington, 75. cooler in winchester at 66. 71 in dahagerstown. 87, close to average. can't rule a out stray shower.

the big story is we're drying out today and tomorrow. we haveots of events. the city open is happening. should be fine if you head out to the spirit. summer spirit fest, muggy and hot conditions toward the afternoon. and for our where to race, sunny conditions. humid for the international champion's cup. the highs around the today push into the mid to high 70s for washington. frederick 86. hagerstown, 88. we'll take a closer look at your 10-day coming up. 10 minutes away from the half hour. still ahead a lot of rain means we have a lot og stand water and that standing water means a lot of mosquitos. now there areultiple confirmed cases of w t nile in th region. next,

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it felt like two weeks of nonstop rain. it's made gting around ugh. but it's also led to an increase in the mosquito population, and it's this morning raising concerns about the west nile virus. >>hat's right. ris gordan has more on how fairfax county is trying to control the mosquito population. >> reporter: these lab techni protect us from mosquitos that transmit the west nile disease which be deadly. from april until october they're busy here at the fairfax county health department's mquito lab. they're looking for mosquitos

infected with the virus that can transmit the disease. their numbers are growing because ofhe recent rains. meaning that there is that potential for more increased west nile virus activity. the work to find infected mosquitos starts by setting up traps parks, at storm water management facilitieser and w sheds. on the average there have been four cases eachf year west nile disease throughout the county over the past few years. now, the current patient is from the northea portion of th county. >> we did a recent analysis and found that having a case in a particular area of the county was predictive of having a second or third or fourth case in that same area. >> reporter: he says to avoid mosquito bites use mosquito repellant. wear long pants and long sleeves to cer exposed skin. and avoid areas where mosquitos are common during break biting times at dusk and dawn. are you getting bit a lot?

>> yeah. yep. definitely a little bit every time i take a walkn the ods. >> reporter: it's important to empty containers with standing water once a week to control mosquitos. reporting from fairfax county, chrisgordan, news 4. all right. these were like a staple the last four weeks. mom has everything i have my deet. my corsone cream. >> beareful not to confuse the bug spray for uthwash. be mindful of that. keep it separate in your purse. >> no. theme 8:25. a lot of news ahead of us. new details aboutg terrify moments in a quiet neighborhood. >> we'll show you the moment gunfire erupted on the streets that everything that happened plus the wildfire battle going on right now in california. raging on. but those on the front lines are

getting help from people in our area. you're going to meet them next on news 4 today.

missing woman. this morning fair fax police are lookin into the disace appearance of a new york woman whose suv was found in our

a man was inside who is now in police custody. no one has hrd from the 50-year-old since last weekend. this morning "the washington ngst" is repor that maria butina met with a trump associate before the 2016 election. j.d. gordan worked on president trump's campaign transition team. he's accused according to the post of having that conversation and meeting. the recent rains have put a m under stress. this morning there are concerns it could fail. if that happens the town would be under 17 feet of water in less than 10 minutes. welcome back to news 4 today on this saturdaymorning. i'm david culver alongside angie gosk. >> that's right. >> it's beenather miserable if you don't like rain, but starting this to the see clearer

skies. brittany ship is in from our nbc station in philadelphia. brittany, >> hi.e. thank you. the weather is better down here than filphilly. we're south and seeing clearing. seeing lots of clouds to start this morning. a little patchy fog but into the afternoon, look at the radar shot. it shows all the unsettled weather heading north moving away from our area. that's going to be good new the weekend starts. it's mainly over philadelphia, allentpn stretchingnto new york city. for us we stay dry. however, we track a cnce o a stray shower. temperatures right now as you're waking up in the mid 7 for washington. temperatures in gaithersburg at 72. haggerstown 72 to sta i and have in winchester. as we push into the rest of the afternoon, you will noteed yo umbrella. you can leave your rain jacket at home. grab yoursub glassnglasses. 78 degrees. daytime high is 87.

we'll talk more about your c-day coming up. >> brittany, we'ck in with you later, thanks. this morning panic and terror a quite neighborhood went throug last year. folks woke up to the sounds of gunfire that killed one personh and left wounded. >> jackie bensen tells us evidenceusgainst a man convicted in the crime includes body camera video fromne of the first arriving police officers. we want to warn you that some may find this disturbing. >> reporter: montgomery county police officersing at the home on kitchen houseway on april 2017 were met by a scene of horror. four people shot. one was fatally wounded. >> this is a violent incident. this was a troling incident because the community was a peaceful, residential area. >> reporter: a spokesman forgohe mory county state's

attorneys office says after an t -dal a man was convicted of murder. trial testimony revealed he and a second man arrested in cconnection with thee had a short time before the home invasion robbed two oumts of the house as they got out of the court. court documents say the shooter demanded to know whean the mari was. >> the individual and his accomplice decided they would lab individuals of a small amount of marijuana and crash. they were tamiliar withir victim. >> reporter: evidence included images of the getaway vehicle that was carjacked days earlier inou prince george'sy. one exhibit was a fingerprint found inside the car. it was matched to williams. in addition to murder, williams was alsoed convif several counts of first degree assault and armed robbery. he's also charged with a murder that took place a few days later

in maryland. at the montgomery county courthouse, jackie been news 4. out west fiefterefighters v working around the clock. this morning they're getting help from satellite analysts in our area. that includes the carr fire that's scorched an area three times the size of d.c. we had a dehibehind the scenes . office satellite photos to measure smoke density and monitor how firesre spreading. it's not just helpful for current fires. in some of the remote areas that are not being monitored or perhaps there aren't residences or people nearby, we could be one of thne first to start mapping and following these fires before they have an impact on lives and property. and we'red the satellites refresh automatally

providing new information every five minutes. add intrigue and mystery to one of d.c.'s highest profile murder cases. attorneys for the man accuse the th the murders will argue someone else killefamily and their housekeeper in 2015. a judge ruled that not only is that evidence permissible but that the defense team does not need to present it to the prosecution before the trial begins on september 5th. prosecutors say dna evidence cases went inside the home. the jury will have to decide if he's gui or not. a 22-year-old died in a home on arizona avenue. police are l release the man's name once they let his family know. he knew his victim. it is not clear what l up to the shooting or why the man was shot.

journalists are taking to social media speaking out against the nuseum. they say it's attacking the profession it's designed to celebrate. pointer was the first to draw attention to shirts with the design you're very fake news for sale on the website. they are also selling a version of trump's m rede america great again hat. a spokesperson says the fake news t shirts are satire. she says, quote, we're well aware of the political temperature in the country, but we will continue to be a nonpartisan organization that champions the rights of all to free speech. end quote. a loudoun county man returned to his roots andpe h create a giant work of public art. >> here's the thing. you're not goingo find this in a gallery or public square. in fact, even though it's as tall as a building, it's hidden

in plain ght. >> this is the first big mural in loudoun i've done. >> reporter: this artist lives in richmond. for a month he and two others have been working on a huge five panel mural at one loudoun. many of you who visit o loudoun won't even see the artwork unless you know where to look. this is the side of the alamo draft house cinema most of us see. you have to go around back if you want to find the mural. >> it's really bizarre. as a muralist, i spend a lotme painting murals that are right in front of people and that have really good visual im mct. i've be the longest worked on a mural for such a small amount of people to see, and the neatest thing is what's been so positive and wonderful about this whole experience is i-met almost everybody that's going to be livin finnt of my mural. and i've had conversations about why i was painting it and the themes about it, and why i was using certain colors.

what it was like to come back after growing up in loudoun. >> the muralelebrates the old and the new right here in loudoun county. w >> i reallyted to create a mural that celebrated old ingenuity and old ideals and how it's turned into something new. i picked theashington and old dominion rail line. a kid i used to see the remnants of the old li. and then i was interested in the story. i think the story line is indicative ofhat's happening in loudoun. you had a very rural area that ha had development and such an immediate growth pattern that it was inevitable that a lot of things were going to change. >> on mine i took the idea of nature, the eagle, and the plane and combined them. >> to be honest, when the murals, we're creating stories. and they're just little loimage images of people's lives. and it's transient.

these murals aren't going to be there forever. the hope is the legty of thought, what you put up there sticks with people forever. >> he says it won't be up there forever, but it's up there now. plans are in the works for a formal unveiling. >> i looked him up on instagram. some of his murals have been in mond since the 90s. >> check that out. >> ver still ahead, a shocking crime, a surprise arrest, aan local resta destroyed. >> we are heading back to upper marlboro. flames gutted a beloved restaurant and police say this was aase of arson. we're looking at the suspect and she set n police say the fire. stay with us.

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a popular restaurant washi destroyed past week. fire ripped through al's deli preme in upper marlboro. police are saying this was not an accident.o >> this former employee is accused of setting that firer afhe was fired. news 4 talked with people who knew her and were shocked to hear that she'sed acc of arson. >> reporter: for the people who live and work here that way of life now gone. a massive fire burning through theight destroying al's deli and several parents abov investigators say this former server set the fire, jessica pool. she was recently let . > we would have lost everything. >> reporter: that man moved out before the fi. when h heard the news he raced over. >> beyond belief, especially as good as al was to their workers

and the customers and anybody who came in contact with them. >> reporter: he says he also used to e at als and had pool as a server. >> i didn't know. >> reporter: was she a good server? >> .yeah when i leave a five dollar tip, you got to be a good server. >> reporter: across the street workers shey knew the suspect too. >> she used to come over and eat nch all the time. i always thought she was a nice girl. real nice girl. pretty sed she did something like that, but you never know. >> and had good fun at the table. enjoyed a huge breakfast and sat there just -- unbelievable. >> reporter: no one answered the door when we knocked at pool's house but her neighbors say they're alsohehocked by accusations. >> i'll probably talk with the kids to be a little mor cautious and things like that. you just never know who anybody is. reporter: and pool had also been arrested for dui a few weeks ago and theft before that. she'll be appearing in court at th end of august for the arson

charge. still ahead on this saturday morning. it's a story f you sawst right here on news 4. next weekend the unite the right rally. it's going to be held in the district. now this is the same rally y in turned dea charlottesville, virginia last year. now metro is thinking about some specgel arrnts to get the group around town. and not everybody is happy about it. it's 8

now to a story you first saw on news 4. safety plans ahead of the unite the right rally next sunday. >> they don't want a repeat in august of last year in charlottesville. there could be police escorts, even separate trains for the protesters. >> and as news 4 ports, this is an idea that is not sitting well with everyone. >> reporter: this wa the scene charlottesville when the unite the right rally went from confrontational to deadly. now the white supremist group is coming here planning to hold a rally outside the white house next sunday. d.c. councilmember jack evans, also chairman of the metro board says police and metro officials are worried about the

possibility of violence. >> we he groups that are going to be at oddh with e other. we would like to keep them separate. >> reporter: t plan is for the white supremacists the meet at the metro stati sunday afternoon. then take metro to b foggyottom where they'll march down penntelvania avenue to the w house for the protestprotests. evans saysne consideration is providing separate trains for the groups. >> we're trying to keep the groute sepa but at the same time not putting in place different proams that could be a problem for us in the future.: >> reporetro riders we spoke with today raised concerns. >>hat's a white supremist and they're getting their and train showing okay, we as a collecte are giving them a means for heir background, for their beliefs. so when it comes to other

protestsor lgbt, black lives matter, they were never given separate ains. >> reporter: d.c. police plan to provide an escort for the protesters to the white house from foggy bottom metro. at 8:45an we welcome bri to washington. >> yes. everybody online giving you a warm weekend. >> just for the weekend. i did get a few messages, did you move? i'm happy to be here. we have rain in philly. thank you for letting me dry out in d.c'v been waiting for this. we've been stuck in the same weather pattern with lots of rain. we'll continue to dry out. we're tracking a chance for few stray hours. over the next fourda , drying out today and tomorrow. we're heading back to the 90s by

tomorrow. a heat wave on our hands. hot and muggy on monday. it's going to be monday that's the last dry day. tracking another chance of rain arting tuesday into wednesday and thursday. closer look right now you can seelhere all the rainf is. it is out of our area. it's lifted to the northeast. it's going to head toward fifl wi -- philadelphia. a few clouds to start. a mix of sun and clouds into the afternoon and by 2:30 a chance to see a few stray showers near washington stretching down and out to annapolis and then as we go into the rest of ahis afternoo evening same thing. a few showers expected to the south of the d.c. metro area. for sunday we start off better with more sunshine and as we go through the afternoon, there is a possibility for a slight stray shower jus to the south of winchester. these are all the things we're watching for you. the good news is it's going to be a mainly dry weekend. all of yournseekend p are on the safe side. a closer look at the temperatures right now.

75 degrees. lighter wind speeds. as we head into thefternoon 87 degrees. close to average. still dealing with a little bit of patchy fogaror of our area and again, we cannot rule out the possibility f a stray shower as we get closer to the afternoon. overall, we stay nice and dry both today and tomorrow. closer look at the weekend forecast for sunday. the temperatures phed into the 90s. we will be humid both ys. drin plenty of water, especially as you head out. lots of sunshine for the afternoon today. even more sunshine to sta as we go into sunday. ten-day shows lots of changes. number one today, the tiny chance o a stray shower. mainly dry. 87 today. 90s sta onnday. we stay in the 90s as we head into monday, tuesday,po ntially into wednesday. we could see a heat wave. a chancewe of s back in the forecast on tuesday. it's a decent chance. about 60%. the chance goes down as we head into wednesday and thursday.

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therapy. >> they're like if you're not going to attend the church, you're moving out. >> reporter: he found himself unable to cover what the scholarship didn't cover. appealed to the college asking for a fullrs schop. georgetown said no. some of owen's teachers srted a go fund me page. i spoke to one of his former high school teachers. she hopes georgetown will reconsider. >> it's almost like they don't care about his situation. >> reporter:f e university reverses the situation or owen raises more more s,an he ne he plans to use the extra money to help other students in his same situation to pay their tuition. in t, distri news 4. just checking that go fund me right now. more than $130,000 already raised for seth's education.

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we start off with a bizarre mystery this morning. dia new york woman ppearing. her suv turning up in virginia. we'll have details about the man found inside the vehicle and why he's in police custod a man demands millions after the shooting took a life of their son. and a bomb shell report from the washington the woman charged weeks ago with operating as a russian agent may have had contact with a trump associate. we come up on:00 on this saturday morning. we welcome you in to news 4. good morning. where did the summer go? i'm angie gosk. we have better news for the

weather. >> we need it. it's been two weeks that have felt soaking wet. >> we're moving past it. aittle cloudy as we're joined by brittany from our nbc station in philly helping us out a bringing some sunshine? >> i'm bringing some sunshine. it's a warm welcome. we'll reclaim the summer for two days with temperatures expected to push into the high 80s and we're drying out. right now we're starting off on the mild side. winchester at 68.'r if y closer to hagerstown we're at 73 and temperatures in washington in the mid 70s to start. you can see the clouds there in the background. although it is a cloudy and foggy start for parts of the area we're going to see more 1nshine. 79 by00 a.m. by the time you head out for lunch,nd sunny it will push into the 80s. highs around the region for we'll push into the mid to high 80s. teat