stores, what one man was doing take advantage of customers. the shutdown showdown drags on. president trump makes a new claim that's generating controversy. but first check out this powerful line of storms. the system already dumping snow and triggering water rescues to our west. now, it is knocking on oudoor. >> amelia, help us make what is coming our way and when. >> tomorrow, especially during the morning, midday and early afternoon hours, a r steadn will impact the area. enough rain falling that we

could have some flooding outch all the areas in bright green. back through parts oforern virginia into anne arundel county and up around baltimore as well. this flood watch begins late tonight and it will go through late friday night. the heaviest rain falling in thh firsf of the day. we could see an inch or more and it could lead the some flying in low lying areas and by creeks, rivers and streams. and this system has been packing a punt as moves across the country. ing video this flo coming out of houston. look how high the water is. you can see water rather high. now, luckily we couldn't had any reports of major injuries. you can clearly see it on storm team 4 radar. all the moisture moving our way. rain i'll let you know when the rain

is coming coming upun a 5:17. and we'll be in weather alert mode starting at 4:00 a . tomorrowmorning. and remember, you can get the forecast anywhere any time with our nbc washington app. now to breaking news. a tour bus driver n charged with hitting and killing a woman and her at that busy intersection near national archives. today we learned, hav may been on his cell phone when that crash occurred. he faces two counts ofy involuntnslaughter. now new details and reaction from the victim's family. >> reporter: according to prosecutors, video surveillance from inside of that bus the night of the crash shows the driver was talking to his phone

just minutes before the accident crash. he puts the phone andown, it up and the phone rings again. he is see amountsing the phone, switching it between his hands at the exact momenthe bus hit the two pedestrians. this was the scene last dnesday night on pennsylvania avenue on seventh street northwest just bhoks from the white house. according to cou documents, surveillance video sws 45-year-old gerard james answering his cell phone and en switching the phone between hise hands at th exact moment the bus struck two women. james told police, he didn't see the women who are in the crosswalk. 61-year-old monica carlson and her he85-year-old m cora adams were killed. carlson was the mayor of skag way, alaska. they came to d.c. on a spur of the moment trip to see the christmas decorations at the james was the only person in the tour bus as he was makg a left-hand turn.

prosecutors say the driver h cooperated with the investigation and he was not under the influence of any alcohol or drugs at the time of the crash. now, prosecutors also say that he has been cooperating. he stayed behind. he passed a urine test the night the crash. his lawyer tells us, in addition to pleading not guilty to these charges, he is continuing to cooperate. a t spokesperson f bus company would not say whether or not he was still employed with air bus tours. that's the very latest from superior court. news4. >> at least there's video of how it all unfolded. also, breaking right now, monks held hostage for hours at a church overseas. police in vienna are now looking for two suspects. the robbers demanded cash is that valuabfis. rs found the monks tied up inside the church. we're told one was seriously

hurt. it is important t note this is not being investigated as an act terror. but the motive is not clear. we'll update you as we learn more. n before you settle buying that new outfit, you try it on in the fitting room. just and you the mirror, or so we assume w tonigh learned that this man was secretly recording shoppers as they were undressing. the bureau reporter live outside fair oaks mall. he has the disturbing details us. this is just awful. >> no question. this is a disturbing one. you can s behind me, a steady oaks.at fair this is no question a very popular time of year to shop. mostly focused on holiday returns and sales. but this is the type that awakens you from the shoppers' fog.

instead, focus in on this. >> they found this camera mounted on the wall of a fitting room inside this fair oaks forever 21 store. a teen noticedhet asas getting undressed. >> she looked up while she was in thean fitting roo looked up to see what she thought was a phone or some type of device hanging on the wall. >> police stay girl immediately alerte a store employee who spotted this man quickly leaving the the employee alerted police. officers searched the mall. allegedly finding him in the fitting room of a nearby h & m. >> basically getting a very es detailediption is what brought this case together. >> images show him last year serving up cocktails. dis former boss said he was a pop and well liked bar

tender but he left the restaurant more than ten months ago. >> they have a-y r-old daughter. she shops at forever 21. so not goo news. >> reporter: the fairfaxolice rn that with these cases, there are often more than one victim. so if you feel like you may have encounteredct that suspe or saw a device similar to this, they want to hear from u. meanwhile, cynthia is planning to be more more vigilant in the fittrooms. > i'll keep my eyes open for cameras. >> reporter: this is the time of device that could be remotely accessed so the suspect didn'te to be right next to it. instead, he could use blue

tooth. if you come across them, you can be on the lookout. it was another rler coaster day on wall street. the dow adding 200 plus points. investors are still very nervous. the turmoil with the federal reserve all contributing. and people arennerved with the trade tensions on china and the slowing economy. >> you have to buckle up. ver, titlely. >> members of the house are being told not to expect any votes this week. tonight team covere of the stalemate and its impact.

>> leon harris has the story. >> the senate has now ajournaled until monday after gavelin in for just four minutes today. i think it is very likely the w shutdownill last through the weekend. capitol hill, a ghost town as negotiations are pretty much nonexistent. the only communication between president trump and congress is jabs on itter. he also accused them. tonight democratic law schools are firing back. >> we were prepared for border security. not a wall. border security.

>> the president did not accept the offer and there is no other deal in the works. stretch expected t into the new year. the impact into our possible tourist attractions will likely this has been a problem for two days now. a big one. >> reporter: i have an updatefo you. visitors are complaining aboutoi the portablets which they are forced to use. they say these importance-a-johns are grossly inadequate. as we first reportedy, yesterda they are overflowing and maybe a health hazard. the government shoub closed the publice restrooms at memorial linesg unexpectedly long at the four portable toilets located here. >> they were k of disgusting.

there's stuff everywhere. it was reall nasty. >> reporter: this afternoon news4 called united services ch rents the portable toilets. they sent a clean-up crew while they checked which agency is responsible for the portable toilets. for now, problem solved. the d.c. mayor said the district is trying to cover for the federal d governmenting the shutdown by picking up trash at the mall and the monuments. >> we know it costs us about 0,000 each week to pick trash up each week if the sites weren't picked up. >> especiallyestaurants are losing thousands of dollars daily. the financial strain is being felt by these furloughed workers. they are taking free knitting lessons because they say knitting relieves stress. i just started my job and i have student loans that jus

started. kind of figuring out how i can work in between while i make my payments. >> i have an eldly mother. paying her bills and my bills, it is intimidating. >> reporter: and here there is no longer a health hazard fro thoverflowing portable toiletoo this afte news4 called united services and they sent a crew to cle up the mess. that's the latest. when we comeck ba, burglars ran sacked a nonprofit theater. the process to make sure the show goes on and how you can help. plus, a crash course on how to set up the smart devices for

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approaching. damage and anger at the anacosti play hou in southeast washington after burglars bust in. look.ake a someone broke in and vandalized the theater according to the police reportoe r broke in got away with laptops, credit cards and some cash. the showust go on. >> it is off the beaten path but the anacostia play house has found its niche. it was h street play house. the location has changed but the mission stays the same. >> there was no ulterior motive. we weren't developers, god knows. i wld be very bad at that. they trusted us to a open place ver the arts. >> reporter: they' hosted everything from children's productions to community meetings and small concerts.

the visitors there for the holidays weren't there for the theatrical experience at all and they almost sle the show. >> they were in the box office which was completely dismantled. everything was open. trash everywhere. >> they got some cash and cards.ers and credit it just felt like, whyid you do that? it is unfortunate. and a little heart breaking to know this is happening. it is really unfortunate. but we will push athrough. they did. they finished a run of driving miss daisy. >> and they're setting thets lind readying the theater for the next production for the one-man play. now that holiday bglary was

indeed a setback. but it won't stop themrom what they're doing. they're following leads and following their hearts >> w won't be discouraged. we have a show to put on. >> way to go. the rain is coming our way. can we soak up any more? >> well, we'll be getting an inch of rain. we've had so much water this year that the rain in the forecast tomorrow could be heavy enough at times that we could be dealing with some flooding issues but no rain right now. still a pretty nice evening out there. >> wow! >> wow! beautiful. the showers do move in about 9:00 p.m. tomorrow will be a storm-team 4 weather alert day.

t will be dry saturday and sunday. then new years eve, new years day, more rain is in the forecast. right now, it is all dry across the area. we'll be dry another few hours. taking the dog out. folks are gettingome from work. at least we're not dealing with the wet roads yet. but this storm system moving our way, most of the rain falling tomorrow. especially during the morning and midday hours. here's the latest timing. the clouds are in place. stowers move in. the rain becomes more steady. 5:00 a.m., even heavy. ra as we move toward the lunch time hours, around noon, notice the showers. otherwise, cloudy skies.

most of the rain looks to be east of 95. i think we'll still see a few scattered showers out there. i see everybody being dry by eight clog in the evening. so the fday night ans, damp out there but not without any rain falling. aside from train, if it wasn't raining, it wouldn't be a bad day. 60 degrees. that's more commo in late march versus late december. but again, we are going to have some heavy rain tomorrow. especially during the morning and midday hours. as we check out the forecast, 55 for a high on saturday with a mix o clouds and shown. sunday is cooler but dry. 47 for aigh on sunday. and then we'll have temperatures in the throw mid 50s with rain in the forecast. specially second half of monday into monday night and earlyes y. i'll have the complete ten-day forecast coming up at 5:50.

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easy. >> to use a smart speaker as a hub, you will find three mainop ons. amazon's alexa, google assistant and apple's siri available on the apple home pod. as for the other smart products, them er reports puts through rigorous testing. for example, smart locks still have to pass the same break-in test as traditional door locks. >> youarm to get a lock that is smart but also strong. >> this recommended lock stood g testsicking and drill and connects with any of the three smart speaker assistants. >> can you let me in? >> another option, video door bells. you can see who is at your door. some models even work with smart locks to remotely open the door through an app. need even more smarts? you might want to add smart cameras inside and out. they can record a break-in or this little guy breaking the rules when dan isn't home. on thing to keep in mind. you'll need on pay a fee for

video storage for most smart cameras which can be as much as0 a year. >> when they take video, they store it on their company's server. by doing this, it makes it really easy foro you access that footage. but it can also cost you over the long term. >> $130 cloud cam is a consuesr reports buy. if you want surveillance both inside and outside your ho consider the net gear arlo pro 2 smart camera for aut $220. one smart home product that consumer product safety commission says could be smarter is the smoke detector. that's because the sma detectors currently available only detect oneta c type. >> all right. thank you. jusssume you're always on camera. i tried telling my dog that. coming up, another jap-- ja

packed half-hour of news. plus, your new years eve might be a little wet. the full forecast coming up. what got an entire family ordered out? and as the president makes utw claims a government workers, we're getting a better understanding of how long

now a look at our top stories. our bus driver accused of hitting and killing two d.c. tourists needed not guilty in court this afternoon. gerard james was charged with involuntary manslaughter. court documents say there is surveillance video which shows him answering his cell phone when the accident happened. a man is under arrest for placing a hidden came inside fairressing room at th oaks mall. a teen found it while sheas changing in the forever 21 dressing room. there maye more victims. a powerful winter storm dumping snow over parts of the upper midwest today. folks in the midwest bringing outhe snow shovels. rain is a problem in texas. a strong line of storms leaving

parts of the state under water. that same system responsible for all the damage is just hours away fromitng us. we are not expecting the same kind of severe weather. >> amelia draper isit back what we should expect. >> we're talking about heavy rain in the forecast. that could lead to some flooding basinns down at the tidal as well. the area picking up around an inch,or potentially in some locations. it will be dry next few hours. 49 degrees right now. plenty of clouds out there. 7:00 stilldry. temperatures just hang out in the mid 40senhis g. the system bringing not only with it rain but warmer weatherh ah around 60 degrees.

ain inhere is some heavy the forecast could lead to some flooding concerns. most of us are under a flood watch. i'll have moreoming up at 5:45. and then more rain is possible t new years eve new years day. so that will be another system potentially impacting the area. what the system is lacking. any s chances. >> all right. thank you. right w, shutdown day six. the senate adjourning until all but monday. leon? >> no movement today at the hill. house or on capitol the two sides struggled to find any common ground. so tonight thest big qn is, will either side finally give in? mike vaccera is on capitol hill with that sidee of story.

>> reporter: there appears to be no common ground. the presidenttas sing with his blooft conservate base on is wall of getting $5billion. perhaps a little less than that for construction before the reopen.nt can chuck schumer, nancy pelosi putting out a joint statement saying this wall is quote/unquote immoral. the democrats are not going to give. as they were just talking about, january 3rd is when thee democrats tver the house. that's the first day of the new congress in both the house and the senate. they're going toass that. it remains to be seen whether the senate can do it and whether the president would sign it.>> today, sarah sanders said any that i will to fund the government must adequately fund border asecurity. >> remember, stay with news4 for continuing coverage of

e sunshineo get updates on negotiations or the lackre t of. family and friends saying a final goodbye t a young father shot and killed in the district. hugs andsi tears o the funeral home today in temple hills. don lewis was just 25. men shot him h outside apartment in southeast d.c. earlier this month while he was cradling his newborn son.tr the dt is grappling with an outbreak of violence. the murder rat u is 40% this year. 158 people have been killed in the city this year alone. that's compared to 113 for all of last year. you could still be ridinng the bowli line. yes, once again, they are

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images your friends are sharingr had to scroll sideways. they tweeted a series ofst >> we're not used to seeing it sideways. next, a plan to make sure't this doesnappen again. this is deadly flooding in ellicott city, nryland. the steps being taken to help people. plus, an overdose survivor turns his life around after a dramatic rescue. >> i owe them so much. to understand that my butiful daughter wouldn't have been born if

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new push today to protect ellicott city from floods. announcing the safe and sound ti init, it will be rolled out in phases. it komss after the historic district experienced two deadly sfloods in l than two years. among plans,ew infrastructure for storm water retention. more frequent wateringni of the waterways and $150,000 in grants for private fund mitigation projects. one of the most important ct as a new alert .syst

>> i am directing a come pre thouse intelligencive pla bolster the alert system with new technology to eance capabilities during extreme weather conditions. >> county officials say they will also be looking at ways to improv lower main street without demolishing all the historic buildings. the next phase will be introduced early next year. ellicott city is especially grown flooding, as you know. >> we have seen it time and time again. it looks just awful from above and when you're in the middle of it, too. here's a closer look at why this happens. >> when you see the video of the ellicott city flooding whyoes ellicott city flood so easily and so often relatively speaking? the mainls factor d with where the city is located. here's ellicottcity. the arrows on the map are little

stream f thatter right into the city. so you have all that rain filtering into ellicott city before it makes its way into the river. so three factors have to come together to give at this timeer historicfying flooding that you just saw. the meteorology. you have to have rain over the area. bringing a lot r ofnfall to the area. unusually high amounts of rainfall. thenou have to factor in the land surface. and after that, finally the topography. so speaking of the topography. i just showed you on the map. ellicott city sits at the bottom r a land funnel. it is funneleht into the city. on top of that, when you talk about the l dsurface, it is a heavily urbanized area. a lot of black top and concrete. as the heavy water falls, it has nowhere to go. so it filters right into the city. and that is whyit ellicott has these terrifying flooding events. soopefully these procedures being put in place will help to

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an emotionalnd joyful day inside this fire station. a man who overdosed on heroin is alive today thanks to this group of firefighters. >> they savedis life two years ago. thank he came back to say you. clean and sober now, he gets to see his baby girl grow up. amy cho brings us the happy reunion. >> reporter: these the brave men and women who see people at their worst. firefighters take people to the hospital. then often never hear from them again. a few weeks ago, this letter arrived at an alexandria fire station. hi, you all might not remember me at all. on the morning of july 12th, 2016, you saved my life. >> reporter: and today, the author of that letter here in person to say thank you. the firefighters and medics say they remember that day two years ago. alec had overdosed on heroin, wa on the ground all night

before anyone found him. >> i think about the people who helped me through that. i am very grateful for the work that you do and specifically in my case. >> hundreds of hours of trainin go into that one moment that pays off. >> reporter: he now works as a ogrammer, has a family and helps other people get clean, too. >> very happy to be here. i'm really humbled. it is an amazing thing to beab to meet th. >> it is the best job in the world and it is very rewarding but things like this me it that much more worth it. >> reporter: proving that out of worst cays come the best of humanity. >> the ultimate on the job reward there. so nice that they could see the gratitude face to face.> so a flood watch has been

dsued for parts of the area, most of the. metro area into northern virginia. this will start lateonight into late tomorrow gh here's the flood watch. all the areas in bright greenve een issued. most of the d.c. metro area, back through fauquier county, rappahannock, culpeper, prince william, even around baltimore. if you're in the flood watch, you're likely t see the most rain and therefore the potential for floong. you've alrea had about 25 inches of rain so far ts year.

ntwouldipate some flooding tomorrow and by creeks, rivers and streams as we. we've just had so much rain lately. everybody is dealing with someo rainrow west do return to dry weather saturday and sunday. on monday, moreidespread rain in the forecast. especially during second half of the day.ew however, information bringing the storm system in a little earlier on monday. so we can't rule out some rain by the late morning and middayu if you have plans to bring in the new year, keep that in e'mi. th a chance of showers early in the day and then most of the day is looking dry. currently we're in the 40s. our normal high, 44 degrees. we're about five degrees above noal after high of around 52

degrees. 43 back in winchester. 45 right nown gaithersburg. tomorrow morning, 7:00 a.m. we're at 50. so our temperatures won't tumble all that much with cloud in place and warmer air from the south. we'll see o temperatures where they are now. we're at 50 at 7:00.m. we're tracking rain tomorrow morning into the midday hours. 57 degrees at lunch time with a high around 60. some scattered showers around 4:00 in the afternoon. we're past the solstice now. we're starting to see the day length get a little longer. b no much. but a minute or two here or there will make a difference. 59 degrees tomorrow. not going to need the umbrella, not g to need it saturday oray su either. but notice the cooling trend.

47 degrees on sunday. so saturday, the warmer of the two days. and now,y saturnd sunday looking completely dry. as we look to the activities, your weekend, well, travel i looking good. i recommend saturday with the warmer temperatures. you'll want the umbrella to start off the new year. a chance for morning showers tuesday. most of the day looking dry so we can finally enjoy another 60 there on the board. we'll have temperatures in the 40s with more clouds out there on thursday. >> all right. amelia, thank you. >> we're getting a look at some new video following an emotional outburst inside a d.c. tr courm. among this group were family members of ivy smith. a woman gunned down at a bus stop three years ago.

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th coast appears clear but then suddenly the train comes barreling across.th officer is able to swerve out of the way just in time. this hpened in illinois last month but the video was just released. metra, the commuter railroad, says there was a short in the equipment at the crossing. now to the lest on the high school wrestle here had his dreadlocks cut off or towed forfeit his match. today, the team was back o mat after the incident. there is no sign of the teenr a the cen of the story today. >> it is the video that thrust this wrestling team into the national spotlight. andrewe varsity wrestler his on is seen having dreadlocks cut off to compete december 19th. >> as soon as i saw the scissors come out, i would have asked somebody, what is going on? >> it has been just more than a week since the reported

l decision. neither were at today's tournament an hour and a half away from the township. the teen parents declined to talk.il there is plenty of discussion on who should facedi iplinary action and why. >> in years past, kids were able to wear aslip-on. >> his son wrestles for cherokee. he believes the coaches are to ame by not reminding him and the team the rules are stricter. >> this year they're really enforcing the head cap being attached. >> last night, the district hool board decid it will never again compete in any school activity where this ref is assigned. >> good for themor standing up. >> players and parents are struggling to understand why it un the way did it. >> an abuse of power. i'm not sure if it is a racist

thing or not. >> anybody watching the video can see that he lost on the inside. w >> reporteh several investigations underway including the interscholastic, the home here mopping parents and athletes is that no student athlete would have to forfeit their own ideity in order for a team to win. news4. now at 6:00. the rain moves in and we're tracking the roller coaster mperature swings. the government shutdown in its sixth day with no end in sight. tonight the financial fears of federal workers and the surprising way some are spending their time. > a bus driver now charged with killing two tourists in the nation's capital. what investigators say he was doing before the crash. a hidden camera in a dressing room. the disturbing discovery in a

local mall and why police fear there could be more victims. here we go ain, folks. another round of rain moving >>. you can see the radar behind it. some could even see some flooding. >> amelia draper is tracking the timing of the storm. what a we talking about? overnight and all day tomorrow? >>over night and then all day tomorrow. scattered showers move in between 9:00 p.m. a midnight. no flooding. but throughout the day, some of us picking up an inch and maybe more of rainfall and that could le s toe flooding issues. the national weather service has issued a warning. it will run through late friday night. heyou can expect heaviest rain across the area. tomorrow morning into t lunch time hours. around an inch or more is

possible for some of us.