coming up at 9:00. a honeymoon turn spoog a tragedy.da of searching for a missing man ends when crews find his body in hawaii. this morning the search is on for gunmen in several overnigh shootings. one person was killed. four others hurt in another shooting in northeast. a live report just ahead. to and the debate lived up the hype. senator in texas ted cruz and his ,oppone congressman beto o'roarke pulling no punchesta o the last night. welcome back to news 4 today on this saturday morning.ng good moro you. i'm david culver. angie goffs s off tmorning. we want to start off with aaffi. all lanes of i-95 are back open after an earlyorning crash shut down multiple lanes. two people were sent to the

hospital. one is a young woman with life threatening injuries.as alcohol a factor in the crash. we want to also get you a check on the forecast lauryn rickets. expecting showers toda>> lauryn? yeah. a few passing showers through the day. most of us are going to be dry today. few isolated showers can't be ruled out. then we head into the evening and overnight. that's then we get a chance for rain. and rain chances continue rough early next week. foggily conditions in some spots. some areas getting sunshine. clouds.seeing clearing skies and back to cloud cover. mostly cloudy today. especial as our winds start to shift. a frontal system is passing through the area and that's bringing us showers. the winds are shifting. we'll start to see this north easterly wind filtering in clouds. 77 degrees right now. staying in the 70s day. the north wind has already

shifted. re's a look at some of the rain showers over the shenandoah valley and blue ridge mountains. they're heading east coming down 270 and around i-66, getting ready to move into portions of fauqui shower chances tonight and tomorrow coming up in 15 gnutes. we want to back to the busy night in the district. two shootinst under ination in fact one of them deadly. let's get you to derek ward live in southeast washington. a lot o pfeiffegfr overnight. >> yes. we're at the intersection of 51th and f street southeast. one of the signs of gunfire, there's a dent in this truck made by the bullet. the shooting happened -- this is the scene at about 9:45 last night in the section of 51th and f southeast. when police got here they found

two adult males shot. died.as no information on the lookout or motive or the identities of the victims yet. now, a short time later at about 11 p.m. another shooting, a quadruple shooting in the 1700 block of benning road northeast. what we you saunderstand is thee two adult males and two adult females shot. no lookout or motive or identities of any of the victims in any of theseshootings. a busy night for the n police he theast and southeast. this shooting happened in an area that's since come up a bi it seems to be the old east gate hou housing. you can see the new houses. some of the old problemsk creeping b in the section of the southeast. we are live.ic deward, news 4. >> thank you. at 9:03 on this saturday, another extension offeredo the

woman accusing brett cavanaugh of sexual assault. n laht chuck grassley tweeted about it. there was a tweet before the gop imposed deadline to make a decision. republicans most recent offer was for testimony next wednesday. dr ford's family says safety is her main concern. >> christine is actually not taking phone calls. she's really concentrating a focusing on how to keep her and her fily safe. >> montgomery county police responded to questions aboat would happen if dr. ford filed a complaint against judge cavanaugh. police say if a clant were filed and so far that has not happened, they would investigate whether a crime was committed.

th this is one of the most wahed congressional debates in the country.a barb comstock is hoping to win a third term. but jennifer wexton is seen as a good competitor. they were asked whether they both need to hear frothe accuser before moving forward with the supreme courtnominee. >> i do support both of them being able to be heard. we need to have a process that needs to be fair here. id i trust the senate will do that? as a prosecutor, so i believe in invesfogations and owing the facts where they lead. there's no reason to have to rush this through. i don't see why the senate doesn't conduct a full investigation. yesterday's debate was the only one scheduled soar in that race. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein issued a second statement in response to a new york times report that suggested

that he secretly recordepr ident trump. he discussed invoking the 25th amendment to remove the presidentrom officer, according to report. rosenstein says i never pursued or authorized recording the present and any suggestion that i have ever the removal of the president is absolutely false. sources tell nbc news there is disagreement about whether rosenstein's comments about wearing a wir were sarcastic or serious. a senior justice department fshl says rosenstein did not raise ssue of trying to invoke the 25th amendment. no comment from the whiteouse on this. a pennsylvania man accused of threatening to shoot president trump is in custody. you can see marshals leading the n out of the woods in ohio. they found him i ravine yesterday. he had been wanted since june a afterhorities said he threatened to shoot the president and a pennsylvania district attorney. he has multiple warrants for burglary and probation

violations and now this morning faces additional charges. arlington county police need your help to arrest a man wanted for raping a woman inside her apartment. we can show you security footage taken othe suspect. police say that's the individual they'reooking for. he allegedly attacked a woman. detectives say the man ans ared an the victim posted online. they dress that ad was not sexual in nature. the first electric scooter death in the district is under investigation. a man was riding a scooter in dupont circle when he got pinned under that suv. he died at t hospital. the driver remained at the scene until help arrived. the scooter riders are allowed on some city sidewalks and on the road and bike lanno but they'r required to wear helmets. a self-proclaimed psychic is going to spend six years behind

bars for allegedly duping i victimo giving her more than $300,000. and as we report,t did not stop there. >> reporter: this evening inside ae montgomery county courthouse a judge sentencoman to six years in prison for scamming people out of ney. >> this is really an important sentence that balances both restitution to the victims ande prng society. >> reporter: gina marx, a self-proclaimed psychic admitted to scamming five people out of more than $300,000. prosecutors say she told her victims theyeeded to give h large sums of money that she would return once a curse was lifted. >> in the court today she said, quote, i'm not a monster. i'm a good person. the judge said this was a premeditated scam that she preyed on the most vulnerable. these photos show marx posing with luxury items and they said she had the victims

buy the items for her when they ran out of cash. >> it was roughly $82,000 including credit card and cash money. >> repter: seven months ago this woman says she was having difficulty finding love. sh paid marx $82,000 over six months. >> she claimed that she had the power to fix everything, and she said that i had something like magic. >> reporter: she realized marx was a con artist when she stopped taking her call. a private investigator tracked marx dn to a miami airport and recorded thisideo showing police arresting her last year. >> i feel this was justice all the way. > reporter: gina marx must pay restitution totaling about $340,000. in rockville, shomari stone, news 4. it's aou commute know well around here. one of the busiest roads in the d.c. rereon. now tre new calls to make things safer for the hundreds of thousands of you who drive on 66

every day. more on what you need to be watching out f next news 4 toonda

new calls for safety on a congested roadway, i-66. adam has the urgent message for drivers as construction ramps up. >> reporter: well, as if i-66 wasn't tough enough already, now all the construction in this corridor, and drivers who are flowing through the area on a daily basis, you really nee to pay attention. >> take a look. this is the new reality along what's an already intense corridorg construction right next to heavy, heavy traffic. it's got drivers fleeing. >> i will avoid 66 as best i own. >> and more than ever, lanes shift, switch and move here as new express toll lanes are built. >> it's become a nightmare. i thought new york- i'm from

new york. i thought that was the worst. this is the worst. a deadly crash eastbound on i have close to chain bridge roadth ree pickup trucks and a toyota involved. a 21-year-old from manassas died at the scene. a minder of how important it is to bele art here. safety is n ourber one priority. >> the details of the crash beinginvestigated, but this whole area is one huge work zone. >> we really want drivers to be aware andhe take tir time when traveling through the areas. >> reporter: l drie gregg touting around a 1970 car says for him 66 is a last resort. >> the whole thing is a killing fiel they took away our shoulder 20 years ago. hey made that for a travel lane. what happens when you break down in a car like this tt's more proned to break down in the first place, and then no shoulder? >> more lane shifts and closures

are expected this week. along i-66, news 4. summer coming to an end. summer coming to an end. next on news 4, lauryn r

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barbara harrison met this young man when he was five. n he was ind of a loving, mermanent ho. now a ucreintrtion two decades later. >> reporter: we wouldn't have recognize thi down d.c. police officer on the streets butn e-mail let us know that he was someone we might want to meet again. his name? officer earnest landers. >> this is earnest. hi, earnest. ho areyou? he was just five years old when we intduced him as a wednesday's child in 1996. >> hi. >> reporter: oh, mysoodness. is tearnest? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: it's been more than 22 years since we met. when he wase a lit boy in need of a permanent loving home. kwlo zpl you made my day. >> reporter: earnest says he remembershen we met and he thin often that was his lucky day. it led to his adoption by his two wonderful dads. feel like i should give you a hu

thank you for calling us ands tellingbout this. >> they talked about adoption after watching wednesday's child on nbc 4 for years. >> we both agreed to work through the foster care systemb use there were children who weren't infants who needed families too. >> got into the foster care approval system, the classes, and then it was a long process but we knew what we wanted t do >> reporter: nearly two decades of photographs trace their inju journey from the day he firsthe walked into home. >> i'm walking into the steps and here comes a huge dog. i wasn't around i'm like okay, what is this. >> reporter: but it didn't take long for him to feelt home. in the first years there were other fears earnest would n to conquer after having moved from one foster home to another for much of his yng life. >> i remember asking arnie, i asked him the sameev thing i asd

ybody else. are you guys going to keep me? he's like yeah, you're our >> reporter: it took time and patience to convince their son that he was there tostay, but he was family. >> i'm family, so i started to get real comfortle with it. >> reporter: especially after he met grandparents and aunts and doesens who embraced him as family. th they put so much confidence in me to point where i've gone to i was in jrotc, i went to college, and now that i'm a police officer, and i'm just -- i just keep continuing to strive to be t best person i could ever be. >> reporter: and he credits his pants for that. >> they love me unconditionally. they're always going to tell me right from wrong. and they're always goingo be re at the end of the day. and i feel like that's what parents are all about. >> reporter: earnest is now a dad himself. >> this is my daugteer. >> repor he showed off his pictur of his five month old

daughter and three-year-old son. what's being parent sfliek. grandparent like?. >> reporte and they'll take ide inheir grandchildren's accomplishments just like they have in earnest. >> we saved everything. medal.trophy, every >> reporter: we brought one more thing to add, something they didn't have. this video of five-year-old earnest that he had never seen himself until now. >> what do you think? >> came a long way. i came a long way. >> thank you to them for letting us reconnect with them. hrbara ising to catch up with more of the hundreds of foster children chwhose stori

she's shared. get in touch with her by sending an e-mail totips@n tips@nbcwashington.com. lauryn rickets tracking your forecast on the last day of summer. >> last day of summer. hard to believe. fall is coming. and fall will be here at 9:54 on the dot tonight. live capital cameras showing plenty of clouds. mostly cloudy out there today. going to be as few peeks from time to time. mostly cloudy. we also have a few rain showers out there as we. rain chances will be increasing as we get through the evening and evenni into the ovt leading to a wet sunday. and then we're dunsetthrough monday, tuesday, wednesday, ofk next w today not going to be a washout. we're seeing rain showers out there right now. t the ed chances through day. that's it. if you have things to do outside, get them done. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. here's the rain we were tracking

coming from frederick all twn way do getting ready to move east into the d.c. area. we are goio see rain showers headed this week. and, again, i'm going to keep an weolated chance of some rain showers. ave a few back here. but you can see this is all along a line. this is a frontal system that goes back to kentucky and will continue to sink south. that's creatg the rain chances, but eventually we'll start to dry out through the da but then tonight and into tomorrow that's when we'll start to see more rain. again a passing shower posble r the high school football saturday game. i have a saturday game at my old high school. looking good for that and wise at laurel. again, overcast mpskies. atures low to mid 70s. not that bad. sitting des if you're on the sidelines watching the game. and talk about other things we have goingon. brewfest with showers. that's in loudoun county.ls we have blues and brews

front royal virginia. an isolated shower possible. water melon ,pa wet for the blue's festival. showers later but the maryland game, they're taking on minnesota. mild and cloudy. 76 for today. increasing chancesin of mainly cloudily. rain chances isolated through the morning. re rain moving in later on esnight keeping shower cha overnight. shower chances throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow looks wet and chilly. temperatures in e 60s. then rain through the day on monday as weis. th rain is not going anywhere. tomorrow 60s. that is it. and then we sy in the 60s to right around 70 on monday. warm front lifts through on tuesday. that will keep rain chances around. temperatures get warmer because of the warm front. storms possible wednesday, thursday. we dry out friday of next week. we'll be rightack. stronger is rebuilding a newborn's heart...

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he went for a solo hike in the mountains and never returned on monday. howard university'sscusiness ol will kick off a summit. executives from the nba and n are scheduled to speak at the conference. everything starts at 9:30 this morning. and you can sample the seven breweries in fairfax county in one place. pick up refield guide and a at mustang sallies from noon until 6:00. it's goi to be a good day to maybe check out some of the breweries. >> not bad. ssing showers. cloudy. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. tomorr wet. ow waiting for a liver transplant..

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