right now, we've live on the scene of a homicide in d.c. it's one of several attacks in the district this weekend including one that injured a child. take a live look outside. it's been a nice sunday. our meteorologist i tracking a weather change. and developing tonight, more heartache for people in indonesia after yet another deadly earthquake slams one of the islands. good evening, everybody. our top story tonight, rash of deadly violence in the district this weekend has left two men dead and a teenager recovering from a gunshot wound. news 4 darcy spencer is live avenue inher southeast where one of the victims lost his life early this

morning. darcy? >> erica, so far ts yearhere have been 99 homicides in the district. that is a 33 increase over this time last year. the latest oneapning here on southern avenue early this morning. now police say that they were flagged down here in the 3900 block of southern avenue. that was about 1:30 a.m. they found aan suffering from gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital. he was keith douglas. he was 35 years old and lived in southeast washington. this was the second murder just this weekend here in the district. a man was stabbed to death on rhode island avee in northeast. that happened about 4:30 yesterday morning. the victim was identified as franklin buyers. he was also 35 years old and had no fixed address. so fa there is not an arrest in either one of the homicides. d.c. police off $25,000 in ward money in help in solve

offisolveing th ae cases. >>15-year-old boy is recovering from a gunshot wound. he was shot this morning in northeast near kennelworth avenue. no word on any suspects. we're learning details about that deadly plane crash in carol county, maryland. the ntsb is on the scene interviewing witnesses. the ultra light plane crashed shortly after keoff landing in a soy bean field. the pilot and another man onboard died. this was the scene yesterday. the ntsb doesn't know why the plane crashed. a preliminaryec report expted in the next few weeks. all right. in other news tonight, we hope younjoyed you sunday because we cannot guarantee a lot of sunshine in the days to come. storm team 4 meteorologist joins us with more on that. >> yeah. little ng to be a unsettled to start the week. but major improvements come towards the middle of t week. it will take time to warm up.

let's go ahead and take a look rw. i have thear up. we're seeing some showers in the region. kind of gone ahead and really missed out on that in the d.c. metro area for much of your sunday. we're seeing showers and storms more towards central va va that's going to continue to push towardsle charlottesvnd moving south of fauquier county. you may get in on a few spotty showers as we head through the evening. i will say, there is more rain on the way. pretty quiet tonight. patchy fog in the morning.h unsettled tho on tuesday. beyond that, a nice stretch of dry weather coming we'll time out that rain for your tuesday. and i'll let you know just how warm or how nice it's going to be tards the end of t week. back to you. >> fiamer director john brennan says he is considering legal actiongainst president trump after the president revoked his security clearance. this as mr. trump went on a it r ran twitter rant against the media today after a "new york times" report that white house lawyer

don mcgahn is cooperating with the special counsel's investigation. the latestow from jennifer johnson in washington. >> reporter: former cia director john brennan firing back after president trump revoked his security clearance week. the president is threatening to do the same to nine other high profile critics. >> i am going to do whatever i t can personall try to prevent these busz abuses in the future. fit means going to court, i'll do. that. >> reporter: over 75 intelligence officials denounced the presidenevs decision. members of his own party think he's gone too far. >> you don't necessarily have te takeecurity clearance. access to give them the classified material. >> reporter: president trump wentn a twitter attack after learning that don mcgann is cooperating with the instigation. mcgahn isn't a john dean type rat. dean, the white house counsel for president nixon during

watergate. mr. trump'sye current l says mueller and the investigatesors have nothing on the president. >> this whole mcgahn thing leaked from them f they had some kind ofvidence that there was collusion or there was obstruction, don't you think it would hav been leaked? i mean they leak everything else. >> reporter: giuliani believes he is a strong witness for the president despite zpoonot knowi what mcgahn said to mueller. 'loud others to testify since he has nothing to hide. according to the "new york times," mcgahn has spoke to the investigators at lst three times about 30 hours worth of voluntary interviews. on capitol hill, jennifer johnson, news 4. t >>orrow there could be a verdict in the paul manafort trial. president trrp's for campaign chairman faces 18 counts in virginia including tax fraud, bank fraud, and failure to disclose foreign bank accounts. the case went to the jury last ek and is part of the special counsel's russia investigation.

in d.c. goes on trial next month on separate charges. >> o new details that breaking news we brought you last night at 11:00. fans injured at a back street boys concert. tonight we're learning more about the storm that ripped through that area.nd a incredible video shows a race against time to save peopla trapped insidening home.ur

we're following a story overseas. two powerful earthquakes rattled a tourist island. can you hear the screams as parents grab the children and run into the streets in the next video. he 6.3 mall agnitude quake hit early this morning. it damaged buildings. no reports of fatalities now. this happened hours after another powerful earthquake struck theisland. residents are still rattled and earlier this month that killed 460 people. we are getting a new look at what it was like moments before ae structure collat a back street boys concert in oklahoma. fans waiting for that concert to start cowering under umbrellas as severe weather rolled through. this was at winstar. they warned people to fin shelter but those warnings were

ignored. 14 people were hurt when strong gusts knocked over a metal structure. the concert had to be canceled. storm team 4 reached out to the national weather service. meteorologists there think wind gusts were around 50 miles an hour. authorities in alabama are releasing dramatic body cam footage of aiery rescue. >> hang on to me. grab on to me. come on. >> this was taken back in early july by the local police department. two officers were called in for a structure fire and when they arrived, the officers found flames sing from the roof. erth of the off went in to action saving two people who were trapped inside. e cit council later recognizing the officers for their heroic actions. irginia state house leaders are warning people to stay out of parts of lake anna. they're worried about harmfulga bloom in the lake in

spotsylvania, orange and luisa counties. it can cause skinnd rash stomach illnesses. a children's theater group sperformed the finalw of their summer east coast tour right here in d.c. today. ♪ a >> it is children's media brand that promotes cultural understanding and social s, awaren education for toddlers up to kids about 7 years of age. they performed at the shot made in d.c. in northwest. the founders are from d.c. and graduated from the duke ellingn arts school. stay with us. news 4 at 6:

the district is getting ready to welcometotudents back school. that will be a busy time for the city's interim school chief. derrick ward talked to her about the challenges and theex tement of the new year. >> reporter: summer is over for .c. public school students. 13 schools are already open under ther extended y system. the remaining 300 schools, monday means back to class. >> message is welcome back to a brand new school year. we have tons of exciting tnengs pl for our students. >> reporter: they're putting the final touches on the new boon l elementary schn minnesota avenue in northeast. .t replaces the old orr elementary scho northwest, there is new life

with someonew addi >> we always had outstanding teachers. but our facilities didn't always match what we were able to deliver. >> they're coming off a tough school year. it's interim chancellor's dr. amanda alexander's first full year. she prey served as the head of elementary education in the system. herdecessor left under a cloufd controversy. high schoolers were graduating with more absences than allowed and many were not prepared. this year begins with t own issues, a news 4 i team investigation un00vered teachers that have not been officially licensed to teach. >> all of the teachers have passed background checks. all of our teachers are regularly evaluated by their administrators often formally and informally. all of our teachers engage in gorous professional development opportunities and then in those ways were able to ensure quality. >> they were supposed to have at least apply by this month. >> august 1st. a vast majority ofhe teachers

met the deadline. >> they're working with the union and state school authority on those that haven't. derrick ward news 4. student in several other counties in our region are heading back to class tomorrow and tonight news 4 is getting you ready for school. >> school is about to be back in session. >> we're working for you over the next four weeks to get you back in your routine and ready for school. when we say wking for you, we really mean it. all month long i'm going to show you how not toutiss on free money. i did say free money. we're also going to show you what to feed your kids for ultimate brain power. plus, the i team is working to keep your kids fe. >> showing you what our area schools are doing to better protect your kids in the classroom. back to school stress is no joke. so we're here to make life easier ande grents a little pie peace of mind. >> we're starting at 4:00 a.m. we're working for you and getting you ready for school.

>> storm team 4 meteorologist joins us now to talkit ae bit more about that school day forecast. >> c i you belie >> yes, it's here. >> i wish i could hold it up for you. it's what the next week is going to be is amazing. we he to get throu rain. i'll tell you that. we have rain in the forecast. not necessarily tonight and tomorrow, but tuesday, it will be active. take a live look oriside though t now. it is absolutely gorgeous out there. beautiful, beautul scenery. and we've had a lot of sun breaking through. so that is ni. we were expecting that threat for rain. but we weren't expecting it to be a washout. and definitely wasn't. all right. let's go ahead g and to look at the radar and see who is seeingho the w. it is central virginia. really feeling the impact. south of fauquier. you may get in on t showers a they continue to move to the east. for the most part, the washington, d.c. metro area, t they're goi stay dry as we

head throughout evening. a spotty ybshower, a few sprinkles popping up. not out of the question. but as far as the downpours, i'm that.ooking forward to current temperatures right now, 82 degrees. so we hit the low to mid 80s this afternoon as expected. a lot of us north of the beltway in the 70s. 77 towards mart inzbuinsburg. you'll hit the upp 60s and outside the beltway, hitting the low 70s. tonight i'm going for an overnight low around 70 degrees. showers possible south of d.cry muggy out. there it will stay muggy today and tomorrow. we're also looking at a cfonce some patchy fog for your monday. planning your monday, here's what you need toknow. as i said, patchy fog to start us off. temperatures tomorrow in the low 80s. so not quite as warm as today. still pretty humi and threat for rain, very minimal. probably a few stray showers. primarily those tl is drizzle and clouds building in as we get

ing stham ise impe going to bring more rain on tuesday. here's future cast. monday, notice the time amp. 2:00 p.m. lots of clouds. we see the light green on the moid will. it doesn't mean it's going to be showers in all the spots. very light rain coming down. we move througho about 7:00 p.m. still seeing some light rain throughout the region. some drizzle. but tuesday is going to be the really big wet day for us. we're talking showers and thunderstorms. that's also gng to be next chance for the possibility for severe weather. but beyond that, just wait until you see the ten day forecast. storm team 4 ten d forecast, less humid on wednesday. wednesday will be the transition day. you' going to wakep to clouds. by the time you're riding home, it's going to feel so refresrang. and temres will only be in the upper 70s around 80 on thursday. so nice, krit p p tascrisp tast fall. >> we wanto take this portunity to say thank you to you and wish her the best of luck. this is actually going to be her last day. the 11:00 is your last she is going off to venture into

a new adventure in the digital spac >> so we wish you the best of luck with that. we're going to miss you. >> thank you so much. >> abso'ltely. >> have more words to say tonight. but it has been a pleasure and absolute pleasure serving the d.c. metros area and i just been so nice for you guys to watch me grow. because that's really what i've been doing. we'll talk abohat later. >> wish you the best of luck. with injuries mounting, redskins are looking at a forme mvp. dave is coming up next with sports.

z2x54z z16fz y2x54y y16fy

preseason football has been a rush. fans would like to rush rtht through and get to the real stuff. for the redskins, a rushing define a rusher. if that makes sense. >> i see what you did there. >> you're getting excited about it, eric yachl two preseason games in the books and three running backs have been side lined by injurso m s according to reports perfect from redskins, they're bringing adrian peterson in for workoutt morrow.

he was in seven pro bowl selections. the mvp in 2012. he played 16 games just once over the last four seasons. heen appeared in last season. if he to day the team worked out jamal charles. played with the kusht redskin quarterback alex smith. health also an issue for charles recently. now another former teammate that alex smith is enjoying, reconnecting with his tight end vernon davis. remember they hooked up for a 16 yard gain on smith's first plays. the relates dates back to their 49er days.mi yeah, sth is happy to becu d with davis. >> totally unexpected. i mean to join up this many years down the line and i get a kick out of playing with him y being, know, being around him. he got an infectious personality.

he loves football. heoves life. he is always smiling. and bei the shape he's in, this many years and playing a physical position, still be doing the things he's doing, i think it only got better. just really a tribute to the work ethic. >> go ahead and sing and feels so good if you want. to all right. like driving on the beltway this ay-off chase for the nationals, two teams in front of them in the first for the nl east. six stand between the nats and the second wild card. t's congested like a well executed lane change. you have to be ready to make a move, right? >> where do you come up with these? >> stay with me. i'm losing you. >> i'm listening. arlins after beating the friday, the nationals are in the slow lane. a 10 inning loss. then friday, pushed to the shoulder for goodness sakes. whether it's a one or loss, a racing presidents always there to make the kids happy. gonzalez cannot be happy after day's top of the third. men out on the corners. that's going to center. over the head of bryce harper. one run comes in.

easy. then a second follows him. the mutlins jump o to a 3-0 lead on gio. and things not getting better in the fifth. ortega up on the bases load. this is going past matt adams. that's going to do it f geo. eight runs allowed in four and two-thirds innings. and gio not the only one struggling. greg holland on the mound. and j.t. gets the best of him here. drops in this in left. a two unsingle. he had three rbi bz in the game. mains lead 8-1. remember joseis arena us spekded sspek -- suspded. haeld he appealed so got the start. ouch. altionals crushed by the marlins 12-1. right. to cleveland. orioles visiting the indians. and buck showalter the manager doing what we might call stress seatin all the sunflower seeds flying. going into the old bucket after. this bases loaded. ramirez walks in the fourth.

he knew it right away. showwalter out. are a mere wez sev ramirez, seven rurs. two batteater, cabrera with the basesoa lded. milkman comes deep to left. that's a grand slam for cabrera. inldians blank the orioles 8-0. 87th loss of the ason. already said ouch. i'll say it again. ouch. for d.c. united, tonight'sth meeting ew england, the revolution at home is a must win that is not rlly a must win t they better win. the black and white for the black and red, the teenl has am make up groundhanow. they'reenged for a play-off spot. d.c. united's rise up the standings has been after being last place in the east last week, united now just three games out of the play-off spot. new england sandwiched in between d.c. and montreal. play-offholds the last spot. d.c. played five fer games than montreal and two fewer tha new england. home is sw bt. therand new film. d.c. e1 and fiv games played there. they earnent 10 poi in the last four games.

tonight, a chance to make it three wins in a row. and that' where i'm headed actually right now. maybe they're going to let me bang the drum. >> good luck with that. >> i'll try. >> take a picture. >> you can come with me if you want. >> it's her last day. she can come t. >> okay. >> while we are going to be in for some rain on tuicday, a dry stretch ahead of us beginning on wednesday. >> all right. thank you, ma'am. thank you for joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see you again for news 4 at 11:00. good night, everybody.

lash, three words president trump's personal attorney used pr meet the s. >> truth isn't truth. >> rudy giuliani's explanation and the president' attack on the mueller probe. a ty on edge after three people are killed in less tha a week. could the similarities help police track down the s? desperate escape, a father and son driving through the middle of a raging wildfire. >> the car is heating up. it is going to explode. >> how they managed to make it out alive. clean today and cluttered the next. we will look at the plastic problem now plaguing beaches and coast lines all over the planet. and the spirit of kindness inspired by a hit broadway