>> reporter: requiringoykin to serve 41 years behind bars. >> it helps toat form of justice was served and that we are a lite bit closer to having some closure to this, but

there's still concern with the day care that they allowed this to happen. >> reporter: even though theal crimase against taylor boykin is on over, some of the families are considering legal action against minnieland academy. there were no fewer than 10s attornin the courtroom oday, looking at the prospect of a suit against minnieland academy. you can find more about t se including its reopening in the nbc washington happ, sea minnieland. police identified the woman killed by her husband inside a relative's home yesterday. chopper 4 flying over the home where this all unfolded. police say christopher quincer shot and killed his wife before killing himself. police were called to the home yesterday. they served an emergency restraining order but they

couldn't find him. a sixth suspect is now in custody inne cofnctonio a fall high school student. he was arrested esterday, charged with first degree murder. five other suspects are already members custody, all of the ms-13 gang and all entered illegally. 16-year-old jacson chicas was found dead in the woods in stafford county earlier this month. he had been stabbed dozens of times and his body set on fire. authorities say the ring leader has entered the country illegally twice and been depor>>ed once. man accused of killing his own uncle in court today. osman kalokoh is said to have shot his uncle and aunt inside their home in lanham. tracee wilkins explains the judge's decision to keep him behind bars.

>> reporter: a judge has decided to hold osman kalokoh without bond sing he is a danger to the community and a flight risk. he's accuseot of sg and killing his uncle and shooting and injuring his aunt inside their lanham home early sunday morning. prince george's county police say he took off after the shooting and was discovered a couple days ago in a baltimore hospital. he's being held in the prince george's county jail without bond. there was no family inside of the courtroom today to speak on his half, and h said he did not want to be represented by a public defender. that did not stop the judge froo ding him without bond. i'm tracee wilkins, news4. new questions today about whether optional add on safety equipment could have lped prevent the ethiopian airlines crash. early indications say a software

program indicated it was going to stall and pushed the nose down. right now boeing is racing to release a software update for all of its max jets. the fbi and congress are investigations into how the planes were certified in the firstplace. larry hogan escalating his attacks on the national parks service becau this rocky stretch of the bw parkway. the governor says an ownership of the parkway would smooth out youcommute. chris gordon has new reaction from the governor and the park service. >> reporter: this car's broken fender is one example of the toll the baltimore-washington parkway takes. >> i've had to changey tire two or three times driving those roads. i use it every day for work. >> reporter: today driving the bw parkway we found this stretch a teeth chattering ce experien. maryland governor larry hogan says the national park service has allowed conditions to become

the unacceptable. the governor sent this letter asking the maryland congressional delegation to support the trafer of t parkway from the national park service to the state of maryland. >> if we controlledit, we could do something. we're not allowed to fix the federal parkway. so we have to get to the bottom. it's affecting people in prince george's county across the state. >> reporter: i called the national park service asking for a response to governorhogan's proposal to take over the baltimore-washington parkway. they sent me this response, we've asked the federal highway administration to expedite the process to get the work done. in the short term we're filling potholes everday weather we allows. we spoke to people getting gas off the parkway. if the governor were to take it over do you think that's a good >> if it gets it fixed,at th a great idea. >> you'reouaying this wit any political -- >> no. no. it needs to be fixed before

someoneets hurt. >> reporter: in the meantime the governor says conditions on the bw parkway continue to deterioration. chris gordon news4. the man behind the m panhandlder hoax is back in baltimore. baltimore policede tweeted vi of keith smith and his daughter, valeria smith, arriving back in maryland this morning. you may remember he garnered national sympathy claiming a pan hander had killed his wife last police year. police say he made the wholeth g up, smith and his daughter have both been charged with first degree murder. a weather alert day on news4. >> most ofs under flood watch right now. doug? a flood warning has been issuedor loudon county, fairfax county, northern arlington coty, fauquier county. as we've been telling you this is the area that's seen the heaviest rainfall and will

continue.n leesburg, fall rates 1 to 2 inches per hour. this is getting nastyfa t. more on this after the break. working for you consumer a rt. a popular grocery store chain is closing stores in maryland and susan hogan virginia. n hogan is here to explain. new privacy problems for secebook. we're back in 9nds.

baby baby cough syrup could mak your baby sick. there's a recall issued now forl dg natural's baby cough syrup because it might be contaminated with bacteria. that could lead to vomiting or h di. the carton has an expiration date of 11/20 if you have this medicinein your cabinet you can return it for a full sad news for shoppers food customers,he grocery store is closing its doors. >> susan hogan is working for you with details what you can expect in the months to come. >> it's become a neighborhood staple.

we counted 36 stores in our region. most of them connected shopping centers. so the impact as you can imagine will be felt throughout t entire community. shoppers' parent company is geing out of the retail selling and plans on off its stores. a report in the washington business journal says it will happen within month so some stores have been taken over by giant othe will be sold to software yo various grocery stores. at this point details to what stores will be sld to whom have not been released at this point. we'll keep you posted on any new developments and let you know what stores are going to b transferred to giant and who knows. >> the way ofetail these days. >> yes. >> is the expectation all 36 in our area will stay as grocery stores? >> we couldn't confirm any of this.kn we some have been converted to giant, the number and where

know yet. >> i know you're on top of it. >> we are. >> thank you, susan. getting back to that forecast now. ug and amelia are standing by in the storm center. >> you're looking at a doubl whammy coming in time for the weekend. >> absolutely. it is pouring out tre right now. i'm seeing rainfall rates upwards of 1 to iches per hour. we talked about the flood warning now in this f there most of northern virginia, this is going to go through the night and tomorrow the next aspect of the storm. >> we think we could see a winu advisory i for tomorrow as we see gusts of 45 miles an hour, that means downed trees maybe even power outages. but look at the radar right now. >> this is incredible, the amount of rain. we very rarely see reds in the middle of march. this is heavy rainfall in our area. waldorf to d.c. thisea is seeing enhanced rainfall. talking you what i'm about right around the d.c. metro area, around the baltimore

washington parkway. right around the beltway here down towards landover. look at this, this is where the heaviest rain is, right around leesburg, just west of this is bumping up against the mountains that is why we're getting high rainfall rates into northern portions of fauqui county, down towards the warrton area aswell. that is why we have a flood warning in effect throughout the rest of the evening. loudon county, fairfax county, down to the south and west, numerous roads have been closed as a result of all the flooding. this storm really just getting its act together. there's many different facets. we have the heavy rain, thunderstorm activity and look at this, we've got snow above about 3,000 feet,his is winter green and yeah, it has been snowing here all day above 3,000 feet inside the blue ridge. we're looking at a winter storm warning right now. they could see upwards of -- reports out of winter green

saying 8 inches of snow s lready fallen, just incredible. look at what we're going to see here as ou move t the rest of the afternoon here. this is goingon tonue through the evening hours. you can see the heavy rain. watchrahat happens, thens moving out 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 but still here for the most part. the lighter rain continues through the overnight hours and then comes the wind. >> and the winds increase overnight tonight, so if you're wling t sleeper and h winds wake you up, that could be a possibility tonight. gusts as strong as 40 miles an hour move in overnight, so secure thoserash cans. it's windy tonight and as we look to tomorrow it's windy on your friday with gusts up to 45 miles an hour. we could see downed trees, spotty power outages. it's still windy outtheer on saturday. not only could we see downed treed and power outages but we're dealing with wind chills

tomorrow and saturday in the 30s and 40s. check it out. what change from some milder air we had last friday to this r day. tomorrow morning, 42 feeling more like freezing out there. a high of 54 degrees feeling like 44 tomorrow afternoon. saturday it's bitterly cold to sta your weekend. 37 degrees is feeling more like 20 out there. in addition to the winds tomorrow, doug. we could see spotty sowers in the afternoon and evenin a little bit of eveaything, of sunshine, scattered showers, strong winds gusting up to 45 miles an hour, with the high temperature at 54. the weekend, windy saturday and much better on sunday. >> yeah. you mentioned last friday by the way, 78 degrees. we do not see that in the the next couple days. 54, windy friday and saturday. sunday 6 degrees. monday another storm moves in 63 degrees. maybe heavier rain monday

afternoon and tuesday chilly, highs in the 40s. wind chills in the 30s again. we do warm as we head towards the end of next weeknd into next weekend. temperatures close to the 70s by next friday andtu saay. a long way to go, but that's why we're in weather alert. we'll be here through the night. >> appreciate that. >> thank you, do sg. >> we' you in a bit. i'm erikaonzalez at the ve dreesk. the washington national cathedral is pushing back on a claim president trump made yesterday about the funeral for the late senator john mccain. president trump has been railing against mr. mccain for the last several days on twitter and in front of cameras. here's whate told a rally in ohio yesterday afternoon. >> i gave him the kind of funeral that he wanted, which as president i had to approve. i don't care about this. i didn't get thank you, that's okay. hn sent him on the way, but i wasn't a fan of ccain.

the cathedral says that's not how it happened. in a statement released moments ago. it said, all funerals and memorial services at the cathedral are organized by the family of the deceased. only a state funeral for a former president involves consultation with government officis. no funeral at the cathedral requires the approval of the president or any other government official, end quote. the president gave an interview fox business network today where he talked about mr. mccain again. he sheys media keeps bringing him up, not the president. bute wentn to say, quote, he was horrible. pat and leon, back to you. >> wow. >> thanks, erika. >> thanks, erika. still ahead, country star erin morris opens up about the start to heringing career. another blow for facebook. despite the rain todaywe're

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celebrity 60. but first, singer erin morris says that she basically was turned down from every single singing competition show early in her career. talking with andy cohen on "watch what happens live". cou courtney cox was in new york city and stopped by the outside shot of her friend's apartment. and eric roth the writer of forest gump tells yahoo news that he and tom hanks put the finishing touches on a sequel the day before 9/11/2001. he said the next day the movie had no meaning. > we know former president bah ram on bama lovesim so basketball. here's a look at his men's

bracket. he has maryland headed to the sweet 16 before loving to michigan.fo his final r, duke, michigan, tennessee, norh carolina. he has duke battling unc for the championship, i think that would be the fourth time they played this year and that could be great andu he has prevailing. new concerns today abou facebook is protecting your data. the company said hundreds of millions of users w passds were stored on unencrypted servers.wh le the passwords were not encrypted, facebook says there's no indication that data was improperly acssed. the company will notify users as a precaution. a new luxury hotel opening up in downtown d.c. >> we'll show you how to getn on the fun without staying the night. the country on stand by,

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rainstorm. gray skies over the district a k outside. >> most of us under flood watches right now and the rain is supposed t continue through the night. let's get to chief meteorologist doug kammerer. wn do we get some relief? >> not until really tomorrow from the rain but then the wind comes in behind it. so the relief happens on sunday. that's the first nice day we see over the nextthree to four days. look at this rain. heavy in d.c. buty extremely he in western loudon county. if you're right up against the blue ridge here, you are seeing very heavy rainfall rates, 1 to 2 inches per hour. we have a flood warning in effect for much of rthern virginia. and seeing snow in the higher elevations. even around harrisonburg. really quite amazing what we have going on here. the heavy rain is the big factor. we're seeing flood warnings in effect. a flood watch in effect for almost the entire area today. and this is not just done just.

f,the storm its the area of low pressure is down towards the south and it's strengthening now, bringing us the rain now, the wind in for tomorrow. i'll talk more about the wind. we'll take you hour by hour to show you what to expect tomorrow and your weekend. we're back in about 10minutes. just a short time ago president trump signed an er executive orimed at improving free speech on college the president who attacks the press on a daily basis. argues the first amendment is under attack on college campuses. meantime, aof washington is playing the waiting game with signs the special counsel could submit his report any day now to the attorney general.de blayne alex joins us with more on the mueller watch. >> reporter: that mueller watch is going on both sides of pennsylvania avenue from capitol hill to the white house. after days o a tweeting talking about the mueller

investigation, today president thimp began day radio silent on thea topic. hile, all eyes are on the special counsel's office. today, washington waiting with special counsel robert mueller expected to suit the findings of his investigation into russian election meding and possible collusion with the trump campaign at any moment. >> expectations are gh. i think the american people are othirsty to find what has gone on. >> reporter: mueller will give his report to attorney general williamarr who will decide how much if any to make public. barr has said he will make as p muchlic as he legally can. >> whatever barr does will not satisfy congressional democrats. they want the mueller report and the classified version. >> reporter: setting the stage or possible congressional subpoena b today bothrr and his deputy rod rosenstein at the white house, officials sayfo previously scheduled meetings but it's not stopping the speculation. >> i think people are going to

be disappointed on both sides. i think the people who are expecng exoneration are going to be disappointed and people expecting to see indictments anr fir are going to be disappointed. >> reporter: six out of 10 americans say they have confident in fairness to the investigation. still the 22-month probe only deepening the country's divine. >> i t it's all a way for democrats to try to steal control. >> i'm a trump fan, i'll put it that way. but i'm also not a fan of doing thin're not supposed to. >> reporter: standing by for a report nearly two years in the making. and even some people who rarely agree on much of anything are finding at least one piece of common ground ov this report president trump to the fbi omfired, even lawmakers in the house unanimously passing a resolution usu urging it be publicly released once it'scomplete.

now we turn to the battle against opioid addict we're seeing a troubling spike in opioid deaths in the dmv. look at the latest numbers. maryland is among the top five states in the nation with the highest ratings of opioid related deaths, 650 people overdosed in maryland.20 people in d.c. and in virginia,e 1,130le all overdosed. the opioid crisis is today's talk around town. taylor .omas is he good to see you. african-americans among the groupsfering the most, and your listeners were calling in with persona experiences. >> there is a misconception in e black and brown community that the opioid crisis is not an epidemic in the commuheties. stats you gave out prove th t. last year there were more opioid

deaths in the district of columbia than homicides. ssica knows the story all too well. she lost her broer to the drug. >> it was hard for our family, not to mention his threech dren he left behind. >> i hadn't heard that number before, more than gun shot deaths. one of the reasons why could be because of the stigma that comes with addiction a mental issues in communities of colors like ours. we know this hs been a factor. >> yes we had an opportunity to eak to a counselor out of arlington, virginia, with peers helping peers recover. she said it's heartwrenching seeing more and more people come them for help. >> you can no longp erkis in the closet. this is not an epidemic that's

white faced or caucasian faced, criminating between male or female. it's all aspects ofour community. >> tell us about the town haul you have coming up.rs >> next tay from 7:00 to 8:30, we are doing a town hall on opioids. so we are going to involve members of the community, select leads and resource organizers. it's going to be at the first baptist park in landover. we want everyone to come out to get vital information that's affecting the dmv. if you can't wait until next thursday, go to wmb.com we have numbers for you to call right now. >> taylor thomas, thank you for that. we posted the infoion she hington d in the nbc w app, go there and search town hall. good to see you.od >> go see you, too.

i'm erika gonzalez following nreaking news prince george's county. a police press conference under way. police have arrested a man decade ago.ltallyss 35-year-old julian everett has been arrested for sexually assaulting several wen. police say he allegedly sexually assaulted three women, including two young women who were students at howard universityat the time. so police have sort of been able to thread together three different cases. one from00 another 2015 and another 2016. speak y've been able to to a number of survivors. their concern is that he was able to use social media that was affiliated with howard university to scoredaheses with women, to drug them, and then allegedly take them to home in prince george's county and sexually assault them. police we- made sure to stress here that he was not affiliated with howard

university. he was some sort of barber in the area and was passing as a student at howard university. it was one of the lies he was telling according to police.r let's hear them now. >> we believe that he would pose as a university studt,ot just at howard. he would pose as a younr person and cultivate these relationships through other social media sites. tracee wilkins is at the news conference and she's going to have more on this story at 5:00. so stay with us for that. less than week after the worst mass e shootinger in new zealand. the prime minister is moving ahead withce bans onain guns. we'll tell you how the country is rweponding. >>re one week from first pitch so today i'm taking my first bite out of the new foods offerire at nationals park. we'll have the details next. > we're in storm team 4 weather alert mode. this is the most rain thear

has seen in two months. dulles is approaching a record for the month of march, closing

we are we are o week away from first pitch at nats park and you're going to need to be prepared for changes. cory smith breaks down what you need and want to know. pl >> reporter: ball?

not in this weather. good thing opening day is next week. there are a number of new things to see and do at nationals park in 2019. with rt our sneak peek something you can no longer do, that's bring asi backpack i the stadium. >> there's a lot of things this bag can do. o we felt eliminating it could protect us. we worked with a local company called bi box, they'll provide lockers outside the stadium. >> reporter: i love baseba as much as the next guy but this is where the action is,he food. with no one around to help, i took one for the team and tried the food myself. korean chicken wing. goodness gracious. that's good. so was the empanada, taco in bowl, and new york pastrami. and fans can skip the line and

order from their seat. >> the most important thing is makg sure they have as much time to watch basketbaeball as want. >>rter: good food is enough to get me out to the ball game but mang it worthwhile for all fans is a challenge for any club can. >> it's actually a lot of fun. so we're always listening to the feedback we get from our fans tw figure oat we can do to make it better. >> reporter: first pitch and first taste are next thursday. an't wait. news4 will have live coverage one week from today the nats take on the metz. let's get back to the storm with doug and amelia. >> you can see the system lighting up the screen there.w e're back next with how long this thing is going to stick around. >> reporter: many of you hans seen the cuction at city

if if you are just joining us at 4:45 les get you caught up with four things to know. storm team 4 issues a weather alert. you can see why, a super soaker system lighting up storm team 4 radar and after the rain strong winds that could take down trees. doug and amelia have team coverage of your forecast in a few minutes. a former assistant teacher at the minnieland academy in bristow will spend 41 years behd bars. taor boykin sexually assaulted presch lers under hiscare. arlington police arrested a sixth person yesterday charged with first degree murder charged in connection with the death of 16-year-old jacson chicas, he was found deadin stafford

county earlier this the national cathedral pushing back on a claim the president made about the late senator john mccain yesterday, the president said he gave mccain the kind of funeral he want ed which he said as president he had to sign off on. but the cathedral said it was organized by the mccain family, and no funeral requires presidential approval. we are working for you with a sneak peek of exclusive project. overan the past several months many of you saw this building go up. >> the newest luxury hotel opens its dooomorrow but first drew wilder takes you behind the scenes. >> reporter: development in the old convention center, the newest luxury hotel, ther c washington hotel is dripping in

dern everything. before it opens on friday we're taking you through the parts you'll want to see in perso >> gorgeou organic space. >> reporter: in the atre yum me of the 360 guest rooms look into this 17 foot wide on that changes throughout the day. >> if you come back throughout the course of the day, the moon changes color based on the light outside. so if you come back at 8:00 tonight it'll be a beautiful amber orange. >> reporter: by then you might be ready for a drink. this bar flows into a restaurant open to everyone. >> it's a seafood concept. >> reporter: the centerpiece here o being theen kitchen. >> it almost has the showmanship qitlity. >> does. >> reporter: a couple celebrity chefs we can all watch work while we eat. >> exactly. >> reporter: the conrad says it's already booki up with out of town and local events

boasting a modern twist on the d.c. luxury hotel experience. >> we are part of a continued evolution of our wonderful city and we' thrilleo be part of that. >> reporter: managers here tell me mid to late april they'll open a roof top bar with a nearly 360 degree view of the city. now let's talk about the weather. what's happening out there right now. >> roof top bar, thatey why t can't open it now. we have a ton of rain out there. this is a nasty we're seeing a lot of flooding, roadways iclosed, th the case through the rest of the night tonight andmrobably row morning. we're seeing rain, thunderstorms, snow. no snow here but look wh we're dealing with, breezy conditions and rain outside our studios in northwest. it has been one nasty day on this thursday. the rainmaking its way up across our region.

the areas of yellow are moderate to heavy rain. areas of r orange and are the areas seeing the heaviest rain. it'seare to red returns, radar returns, when we see the rain coming in thisav y in march. this is incredible heavy rainfall. this system coming up from the bahamas and florida and moving to our area. i mentied thesnow. look at the snow towards the blue ridge. snow levels dropping to 1,500 feet from what i'm seeing. a lot of you seeiding me picturs of this. d.c. metro, bowie not much happening. farther west, bethesda seeing rain. look when you get to leesburg, towards bluemont, look at this area here. f you live in this area around b hillsboro, tl run area into western prince william or

uquier counties, these are areas you'll see flooding and maybe covered streets. never drive through flooded s. roadw the storm a long way to go, the thunderstorms are just off the coast. thiis a mess of a stor it's so strong that tomorrow it's not the rain we'll be dealing with, it's the wind behind the system. >> so with all the rain we're seeing today and the strong winds tomoreew we could wind damage across the area. not just tomorrow but saturday as wel heading out tonight you want the rain gear. tomorrow and saturday it's about the warmer coat, the windbreaker. sunday looking like a really nice day. especially compared to this wet and windy weather that we're hoing to be continuing to deal with tonight andughout the day tomorrow. here's your planner for your friday. 7:00 a.m. at 42. with winds gusting to5 40, miles an hour it's going to feel like temperatures are in the 30s. make su the ki have the warmer jackets at the bus stop.

some peeks of sunshine with 50 degrees at noon. tomorrow afternoon some scattered showers likely impacting the area. otherwise it isv windyywhere with a high around 54. still windy tomorrow night. we think friday night could be the windiest time period. the weather having an impact on tomorrow. the commute is looking dry but we could see wind restrictions. for the school day, make sure the kid haves thearmer jackets as they're getting on the bus, with chance for showers around the afternoon hours and if you're having dinner out on your friday nig it's going to be very windy and cold out there, make sure to bundle up we look towards the weekend. sunday the better of the two usweekend days be it's still previous breezy to windy on saturday. even starting off with temperatures feeling like they're around 20 degrees winds.ay morning with the

and nice on sunday with a high temperature of 61. >>al justd about the fact of we don't want anybody driving through flooded roadways here. in fairfax county, around an non dale, report of a water rescue because somebody did that, they went into high water and now they're having thibe rescued. is going to play out all night long. we have a long way to go, areas seeing to 3 inches of rain already. amelia mentioned the showers tomorrow but not only showers we could see thunder tomorrow and maybe some hail tomorrow because it's goingoo be cold. sunday looks like the best day. next week on the clly side tuesday and wednesday. but late next week temperatures look like th're warming. i've taken the snow chances out, just to let you know. they're still kind of there, but not really. >> we don't want to see more of that. new zealand takes action less than a week after a mass

shooting at t mosques. >> how that country is responding to new gun control orders. plus -- ♪ >> a local tribute to the victims as naland prepares for a national day of mourning. first a look at what's new on news4 at 5:00. jim and erika arews in the n room. right now we're working on a breaking newsto out of prince george's county this evening the arrest of a man i three separate sexual assaults. >> the case is stretching from 2005 to 2017. o andur tracee wilkins is gathering information right now. we're going to have the latest coming up at 5:00. also ahead at 5:00, during a medical emergency time is of the essence and a matter of minutes could make a huge >> coming up, the program that could bring life saving resources from the e.r. directly to you. and theai case at a local travel agent accused of scamming dozens of people out of their

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many in new zealand are supportin an effort to toughen gun laws in the wake of the country's worst mass shooting. the ime minister introduced a proposal to ban assault rifles. some new zealand natives willa observay of mourning here on american soil. why the group is determined to sing through their soil. >> reporter: when voices come together like they do inong ♪ come on up for the rising night ♪ reporter: it's magic. making their u.s. leg ofhehe tour allmore meaningful. >> our mission is to bring joy to people through music. >> reporter: 42 singers all the way from christ church, new zealand. >> uniting people through song. >> reporter: combined with alexandr harmonizers. ♪ and the alexandria singers

for an evening of love and unity, uplifting from the deepest sorrow. >> we had members from the jewish communit the christian community, who came in solidarity, who came to say we have your back. >> reporter: days ago a white supremacist attacked two christchurch mosques, killing 50 people. >> thought of not another disaster. >> reporter: tir homeland mourns. >> it's devastating for a city. >> reporter: george wasngton sonic national memorial hosted the evening of singing drawing in a packed house of support. hoping to send love and spread love. >>yone needs to have love and peace. ♪ livi on a prayer >> reporter: to a people, a country, a world praying for peace. in alexandria, nicole jacobs,

news4. right now at 5:00, storm team 4 radar tracking the heavy rain movinghrough the region. >> the winds pick up overnight tonight. a dacare worker sentenced for sexually abusing children in his care. only on 4 tonight we're hearing from a parent on a child affected. >> plus a travel agent accused of flying the coop with her customers' money. >> i feel horribly. i feel very disappointed. >> what we're learning about an alleged scam that costs dozens of people thousands dollar cans. it is wicked and wet out weere tonight, folks. we begin with thether alert, a good part of ourun arer a flood watch tonight as the rain continues to pour down. >>y the time the storm is over, some neighborhoods could see up to 2 inches of rain. >> some areas seeing the trouble that comes with it. we're talking water rescues. look at this on wdburn road.

>> one man needed firefighters to rescue him fromis car after he drove into water that wasoo deep for him. we're hearing he was not hurt. let's get the latest from doug and ameli >> that upsets me. that makes me mad. you look at ai situation that, any time we see this situations never drive through flooded roads. you could see that was way over the roadway there by at least a foot and a half you can never tell the dep. hat's why we tell you turn around, don't drown. i think we'll see more of these waer res >> looking at storm team 4 radar west of washington right now, the rainfall, look at those colors, doug. those bright reds, colors we don't see this time o year typically. >> we don't. that's where this storm came from, this storm brought this