go. folks, here we another round of potentially severe weather kicking up right now on radar. >> a lot of green there. we're und a weather alert. the threat of these thunderstorms will stretch into nhe night and depending where you live, raind storms could already be firing near your home. >> let's get the al lirerts fro amelia draper. storm s start off with team 4 radar. there is heavy rain in culpeper and fauquier county and lighter rain back to the west. you can see it in winchester moving towardluray as well. here is a look at the wired imagery. this will continue to move in ver the next few hours, increasing in intensity and coverage as well. just about everybody should anticipate at least some rain tonight and ther is the potential once again for some very heavy rainfall, that is why

just about een is under a flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. so storms could contain rainfall rates of 1 inch an hour. remember, turn around don't drown. in addition to that, some downpours are likely. and some scattered thunderstorms as well. and speaking to those storm chances, the national weather rvice has now also issued a severe thunderstorm watch for all of the counties here in pink. this is the entire d.c. metro area back through loudoun county and down through southern maryland. the chance for severe thunderstormsñi will stick arou until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. timing coming up right around 4:20. >> and in addition to the timing, what he will are you concerned about, stronginds or heavy rain? >> i think tonight the stret for severe storms is a ltle lower compared to yesterday. so i'm more concerned about tonight, some very heavy rainfall especially as we head into the evening hours. even towrd dnight, we could still be dealing with heavy rain in spots.

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down citing a painful family situation. he said, quote, it is unfortunate that deeplyrs al family situation is being dredged up, going on to say he did not want to hurt his family. a routine fbi background check had been dragging on for some time and the "washington post" reports that shanahan's former wife was arrested after punching him in the face during their marriage and his son arrested after a separate incident where he hit his mother with a baseball bat. the president said that shanahan had done a wonderful job and that the army secretary will w serve as secti iacting pentagon. mark he esper will take shanaha place. and this as president trump is getting ready for the mpficial kickoff of his 2020 re-election cagn. he is now headed for florida for a big rally and he is also

making moves on several issun cgom ira to immigration. susannis reports. >> reporter: president tru ahead ofs campaign kickoff tonight in florida taking action on several fronts. on immigration, a prome to remove millions of undocumented migrants from the u.s. starting next week. >> this is really about the same kind of fear that has driven the trump administration's approach and using immigration as a hammer. >> reporter: the threat sparking memories of his last campaign kickoff. >> they are bringing drugs, they are bringing crime, they are rapists. >> rorter: his 2016 promise to build a wall, no longer a central campaign promise. >> change in the venue from the wall on to rounding up migrants d sendingthem back, that that might be in his mind more tainable than maybe getting the wall. >> reporter: on foreign policy, the president sends mre than 1,000 troops to the middle east amid escalating tensions.er iran's leaays he doesn't want war and that sentiment is

echoed by washington. >> preside trump does not want war. and we will continue to communicate that message while doing the things that aare necessary to protect america's interests in the region. >> reporter: andn the trade r with china, the president announced that he will talk with that untry's leader next week in hopes of finding a deal. the presideon checking boxes immigration, national security and trade. >> all these moves are red meat for the base. >> reporter: a taste of 2020, as donald trump runs for a second term as president. susan mcginnis, nbc news, n. washingto we're learning new details about the shootin of david ortiz in thdominican republic. a tenth suspect is now under rest. alexander perez was escorted into court monday. he accused of being th liaison between the hit man and the person who paid them. the money man is still on the

loose. ortiz was shot while at a night club earlier this month. he suffered liver damage and had to have his gallbladder and part of his intestines removed.iz ort remains in intensive care in a hospital in boston. a but statement today, his wife says that doctors have now upgraded his condition to good. tiffany ortiz went on to thank everyone and said, quote your upport has lifted his spirits tremendously during this challenging time. n unusual dna match has led to charges against a robbery suspect. he key evidence came from a toilet at the crime scene. this is 32-year-old eric thompson and he is charged with robbery.counts of court documents allege that thompson robbed a shell gas tation on wilson boulevard in fairfax county in february. police say he stole $900. the gas station manager noticed the suspect had used the throomuring the crime.

police got a sample of the urine. thompson was idenfied and the dna test came back as a match leading to his arrest. >> there is a c schlt ichlsi mo you. >> like come on. crooks are stupid. don't leave anything behind. >> exactly. all right, folks, we're under a weather alert for the chance of severe storms. amelia draper will time out the risk in your neighborhood. also fun for the whole family little later on, the treasures inside a new local exhibit that is celebrating 50 years walked on the moon. but first, a vicious attack in one of d.c.'sop mostar places to hang out. how you could be part of the

. storm team 4 is tracking ances for strong thunderstorms. amelia is back with the timing in just about two minutes. but we have breaking news, d.c. police have identified a suspect in a murder at someio fashble apartments in southeast d.c. peter mcneff is suspected of kilng richfid chang at the jenkins row apartmentsnsn penylvania avenue this weekend. ources told pat collins that officers found various forms of marijuana and $100,000 in cash the apartment. another woman was seriously injured in that shooting. a couple was beaten and

robbed while out walking between bars in the district's popular u street corridor and now several facing re arrested charges including hate crimes. jackie bensen spoke with the couple who were targeted. >> i l just sawike ten guys beating him. and i did instinctively, i jumped on top and tried to like show them and screaming help, help, help. >> reporter: carol cracl raven describes the split second when it turned into a blur of pain fueled by hatred. both remember hearing an anti gay insult. both were r obbed. braden was taken to the hospital and treated in the emergency room. and that bill alone is in the thousands ofdollars. he has no health insurance and he may need more treatment. >> it hurts where i got hit at

the beginning right re. karl has set up a gofundme page to help with expenses a exceeded his goal. >> like a flood of support from just i guess the gay community and also i'm part ofr fernity at my school. a lot of support there. a lot of his family, a lot of support from his family and friends. so a lot of support. >> reporter: both have been utinking about what comes next, whether their fe is still here in the nation's kapts. >> we're kind of deciding whether or not we wnt to stay. because we're not sure. >> reporter: in northwest, jackie bensen, new4. if you'd like to find a link to their gofundme page, we have that up now on the nbc washington app. just go there and search u street. getting back to your forecast, amelia draper is ra tracking in and storms moving

through this region. >> and where isverything right now? >> well, most of the activity is still south and west of the metro area. but very ch likelast night, over the next few hour, we'll see rain and storms moving in. however i think that that threat forevere weather tonight is a little bit lower compared to yesterday. that being said though, the nats at home once again tonight, takingn the phillies. of course last night the game was completely postponed until tomorrow. nowthonight, i think that game could be delayed maybe even postponed once again. 6:00 p.m., heading down to nats a temperature around 84, some thunder potentially in the area. the game under way at 8:00. there is a chance for rain down there at about 40% to 50. otherwise it is muggy, mild and temperatures for the game starting off in the low 80s and wrapping up in the upper 70s. so if you are headg down to the ballpark, pack the poncho and potentially the patience as well. as we talk about the severe impacts tonight, biggest concern i'm seeing is heavy rainfall that could lead to isolated

flooding. we could see some ponding of water on area roads. next up, i'm concerned aboutro st winds potentially gusting up to 60 miles an hour and hail up to a quarter size tonight e could b the case. very small risk, almost nonexistent for an isolated tornado. talking about the rain and whert is on storm team 4 radar right now, you can see some of this activity down into th stafford, soun fauquier and culpeper counties. and then up along 95. quantico seeing moderate rain right woodbridge, that is the closest tthe metro area. in esburg, light showers are moving in. but it is hot and humid so i still think that we could see ome thunderstorms bubbling up. but again, i'm not thinking that risk is as great as it was yesterday. you do need to be weather ready. let's time it out with future weather, p00 ., notice it is still picking up on rain, mainly

into parts of northern virginia andva shenandoah ey. 6:00 p.m., very heavy rainfall into southern maryland including charles county. by 7:00, showers across the metro area, some pockets of more moderate rain in parts of montgomery and fairfax counties indica the brighter colors. and then look at 8:00 p.m., still that potential for some impressive downpours across the area, the sun goes down right around 8:30. even as the sunsets tonight, we're still going see rain out there even after midnight, showers are still possible, maybe pockets of heavier rain by tomoow morning though, 4:00, 5:00 a.m., most of us should be dry. a high tomorrow of 84 and it is a rinsendrepeat. it is muggy, we'll have sunshine and then rain and thunderstorms around mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. it is hot on thursday. thursday is the best chance for severe weather later in the day. we will likely beer und a storm team 4 weather alert on thursday. strong independentwith, hai heavy rain and even a tornado

all possible. beautiful on friday, saturday looking nice. i'll have more on the weekend coming up at 4:45. >> good lord. oh, boy. >> thanks, amelia. still ahead here, the giftf olor. wait until yougsee one youn woman's emotional reaction to seeing clo aolor for the first . seeing clo aolor for the first . and susan hogan will explain

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approach. >> my advice is if you get an offer to use libra, proceed with caution. let other users be the guinea pigs. >> so for extra security, facebook says that it will not manage th newfinancial system if that makes you feel better, wendy. instead, it is launchi a subsidiary to do that. and it is promising, quote, strong protections to keep your money and your informationsafe. the new digicul rrency is expectedo launch sometime in the next 6 to 12 months and facebook says that its goal really is to make sending money around the world s easy aust sending a photo. >> i don't like it. >> but what is the advantage to the user? if it is your money to begin with. >> just more convenient. >> so if you want to send to your son thailand, just boom. >> so like buying tokens at the car wash.

>> but it is not using bitcoins. it is where the world is going. verything will be on this. >> when you do it, we'll do it. >> i feel like one of those old people back in the day, i'm just not doing anything. no to everything. >> eventually it will just become second nature to us. , like keto. >> that's righterybody is doing it. stick around, because there is potential relief no those of you who suffer from and common coition that makes it difficult to breathe. doreen begin zwill talk to a lo woman who had the treatment. but first, potentially see g storms, who could them moving in next. and state ofy. emergenc a firsthand look at the tiny american town now supporting thousands of migrant

we have a weather alert first at 4:30. amelia drape r standing by. >> and you are tracking the threat of storms. >> and here is the latest on storm team 4 radar. i'm continuing to track rain down through quantico and back around heartwood. the d.c. metro area still completely dry, but some showers back to the west. now tonight, it won't be as intense as it was out there last night. but any storm that bubbles up even until about 9:00, 10:00 p.m. could have heavy rainfall, gusty winds and hail as well. so the threat for evereather tonight is scattered. so when we say that, what do we mean? check out this graphic. when i say isolated, that means out of 10 people, two might deal with severe weather. so most of us won't be dealing with anything but two of us will be saying i thought it was supposed to be dry.

when i say scattered severe weather, about half of us are t saying where rain and the other half is saying why me, it was only scattered. and when i say widespread, that means just about everybody is dealing with rain and storms. i thi somenk most of us will see rage tonight, but the severe is scattered. more coming up. and the race for re-election is beginning tonight for president trump. >> the president holding a campaign kickoff event in been trying to get in and jay gray has been talking to some of those supporters. and he is live from orlando. hi, jay. >> reporter: hey, leon. you're right, thous gathering here dealing with stifling heat at times, a driving rain shower this afternoon. some even camping out fan more th 24 hours to be a part of this rally. the campaign c5 lls it 4fest.

but it feels more like tru trump -a-palooza. >> t-shirts, hats, come get it. >> reporter: booths, big screens, bands. flags, food trucks and bands. >> he already made it great. it is greater time. >> reporter: thousands of supporters coming in by the bus load filli the grounds, some like vivian hall who has been here since early mondaymorning. >> it could only be trump that would make me do this. >> reporter: pulled here by what she's seen during s first two years in office. it is just jobs and taxes and regulaons and everything. >> reporter: he doesn't take the stage until later this evening, but these crowds already have his attention, president posting on twitter, look what is going on in orlando, florida right now. people have never seen a ything like it unless you play guitar. going to be wild. see you later.

his base lookin forward to tonight's message. >> i expect to hear how he will keep america free and how we're all going to work together. >> reporter: as the president officially kicks off his campaign for re-election. jay gray, nbc new orlando. and now to the crisis at the order and its impact on communities there. 35 miles north of the u.s.-mexico border is a small town that has opened its doors to asylum seekers. t now the cost is overwhelming the community. nbc news was granted exclusive access into that migrant facility. and joining us now is cynthia mcfadden. and you visited demming. how bad is it? >> reporter: well, you know, the crisis really starts with the federal government. as you know, 0500,0people were arrested coming over the border

for entering illegally just since january. 100,000 of those people were f applyingor asylum. federal officials say that they were overwhelmed. so what they have started doing is dropping, critics would say dumping, migrants into some of the small border towns.mi deg is one of them. and on mother's day weekend, the folks in demmingoke up to find 250 migrants, men, women and little bitty kids had been left by the border patrol at the local mcdonald's. they didn't know where they were, they didn't have any money or any food. and so what was really heartwarming is that the folks in demming rose to the occasion, they emptied outheir closets, refrigerato refrigerator, they moved the fire department out to the fairgrounds. they set up a shelter and processing center since that mother's day weekend about a month ago, they have processed 6700 migrants seeking asylum. and they say it is costing them they $17,000 a day th don't have. >> if

dropping them there, why isn't the federal governmeaying to keep them there or for the infrastructure needed for these human beings?we >> reporter: , precisely the question that the governor of new mexico has asked the federal government. she filed suit on behalf of the uit last week saying just that. listen, i mean, we need help. and think about this, demming really has twice the poverty -- it is two times the poverty line there and get this, it is the poorest city in the state if you use unemployment as your measurement, which is pretty stunning. so the federal government says we don't have it wean't do it. and we talked to border patrol and here is what they say, they say this is a last ditch effort, an emergency situation. and we asked what is the end point and they say no en in sight. >> w. cynthia mcfadden, good to talk to you and we look forward to

your port on "nightly news." she will be taking you inside that facility to speak with the asylum seekers. again, that is tonight at 7:00 right here on news stick around for news 4 at 5:00 because pat collins is working a story about two women accused of trying to set an apartment lobby on fire. learning.e and we're tracking the chances for storms. amelia wl have theiming and when we'll have a better chance for severe weather later this week. how often is did you get to see something that touched the surface of the moon? surface of the moon? i'm at e aithr

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of a father and son, they were discovered dead in their virginia home last. november investigators hope the increased reward will prompt someone to come forward with information. dr. monica golson was selected as permanent ceo of prince george's couny public schools today. dr. goal son wgolson was interi .named last year the search included 20 candidates. prince george's county executive angela alsorooks called dr. golson the clear winner. defense secretary patrick shanahan sayshe is stepping down citing a painful family situation. in a tweet today, the president said sh dahan hade a wonderful job but has decided not to go forward with the confirmation process. e president says secretary of the army mike esper -- mark esper will take shanahan's place as acting pentagon chief. and facebook says that it will soon roll out a new digiou

digit currency thatan be used all over the world. it is called libra and is expected to launch in the next 6 to 1months. the occur of currency will be backed by real money, more than two dozen companies inuding visa, mastercard and paypal have already signed upu to lah and xwofrn the use govern the use. sounds interesting. six months to get used to it.>> e've already decided we're not using it. >> no, we're not playing. >> you can use it first. you be thea guinepig. >> i'll try it first. first at n4:00,teen's emotional reaction to seeing color for the first time. t was a graduation gift changing her life and how her community came together to make it happen. plus a sneak peek inside the new exhibit at the space museum. aimee cho shows us thetreasures on display to commemorate 50 years since neil armstrong walked on the moon. and the la check of the

radar. most of us mainly dry, but we will continue to see someto ss and rain moving through the area through the evening and overnight hours. we're heading to break, but i'll thave you wi

back now with a live look at the radar. storm team 4 meteorologist ameliaddrarp has decla a weather alert for potentially strong storms coming in tonight. she joins us with the timing plus a look at the rest of twe as well. 50 years ago many of us who e old enoughemember where we were when man kind first set foot on the moon. >> second grade. i remember watching the mission on the black and white tv. >> i'm a little older. >> don't go th in hundred or of apollo 11's anniveary, neil armstrong's spacesuit will be on display. >> and aimee c is giving us a sneak peek. >> i know about moon rocks. >> reporter: there are certai

moments that we know. >> yeah, i think that is moon rock. >> reporter: and as folks of all ages explore the air and space museum. ask anyone over the age of 50 and they can tell you where they were. >> one small step for man -- >> reporter: the day apollo 11 reached the man. >> -- one giant leap for man kind. >> i was 11 years old. >> laying on the floorof our living >>room. i was in iceland because i was born there. >> reporter: and they can tell you how excited they are that the museum will soon open its doors to a new exhibit, one that will honor neil armstrong's famous words and the spacesuit he wore. >> we haveeen very busy inuhe last for years. >> reporter: kathleen lewis is . curato and she says when she watched those fay his first steps, she never imagined that she would one day get to restore his spacesuit. >> this is a great responsibility. we're alsoi lo to inspire younger generations to work on the next generations of suits.

>> reporter: still a month fore the exhibit opens. the museum plans to throw a big party on july 20 to celebrate the anniversary and get this, it will be at 10:56 p.m., the exact minute mankind walked on the moon. butt was black and white really exciting. >> repter: and equally exciting, the possibility of what is come. >> maybe we can buy a house on the moon. >> reporter: aimee cho, news 4. i recall the moon didn't have a whole lot of color. seemed black and white no matter what monitor. and the last time neil armstrong's spacesuit was on public display was 13 years ago. >>f got to be one oe coolest historic argumetifacts on orth. >> and country up there, so makes you really proud. >> usa! >> they wl be hearing a lot of that probably down in orlando tonight. and we're in weath alert mode

so let's get back to the storm center where amelia draper is tracking the rain and storms for this tuesday night. >> and you aremsracking stor for pretty much every night this week. >> absolutely. we're in an unsettled muggy weather pattern through thursday. however, that being said, if you feed to get something done outdoors, mosts will be fine over the next couple hours. i think that the threat for storer and heaviain will hold off tonight until about 7:00, 8:00 as the sun starts to set out there. nice though for your friday and saturday. friday is fantastic during the afternoon and evening hours.tu saay equally as lovely out there. and then check out your third weather headline, good new, sunday is now looking mainly dry. yesterday we had the fchance for storms on sunday. here is the latest. and you see most of the area is still completely dry. trackhg some storms tgh just east of i-95 down into parts of charles county out through stafford. i think that we will see th line continue to develop and

evolve and become more widespread over the next few hours. but that being aid, maybe an hour or so still until most of us are seeing rain. and i think future weather is picking up on the rainfall potential really well here. notice at 6:00 p.m., seeing some of the heavy rain still down county, s of charles maybe up into fairfax county. look at the bright colors, that could mean some flooding, heavy rainfall and gusty winds and hail as well. northern virginia seeingre scatte showers. we hit 7:00 p.m. and we start to see more widespread rain across the area. montgomery county, loudoun county, prince george's county, rain at that point. 8:00, notice this line of heavy rain potentially devel ping right over the district in arlington back into parts of prince william county and manassas area. by 9:00p.m., the sun is down, and there is still the threat for heavy rain out there as we move toward midnight, sill the chance for some showers. most of us by 4:00, 5:00 a.m. tomorrow will be waking up to dry conditions. right now it is hot in the disict.

88 degrees. manassas at 87. frederick coming in at 82 and gaithersburg at 81. tomorrow we'll have highs in the low to mid-80s. it is already mgy as you start your wednesday, 71. some peeks of sunshine around throughout the day, very similar to day. lunchtime, we're flirting with 80 xree 0 degrees. we hit a high of84. we'll have scattered thunderstorms around.e the chau are0%. but the severe threat i think is low but it shooting up thursdur. i think thay will be a storm team 4 weather alert day with a high of 91. 60% chance of storms later. beautiful friday, nice saturday, maybe an isolated late day storm sunday. and then look at n those 90sxt monday, tuesday, wednesday and thursday as well. >> i'm just going to live in saturday and sunday for the next couple months. >> i'm right there with you.

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graduation gift ever. >> yes. >> beats also electric shave i got a. comcast subscribers can now control their tvssing only their eyes. >> it is designed for people who have disabilities and it allows users to change the channels to set up recordings and to search fo show using eye gaze software. >> this technologytr is conled through a web based remote that then connects to the cable box. comcast is the parent company of nbc washington. an azing development ther >> that is. >> this is really cool because what it does, an infrared light follows the movement of your pupils when you hone in on a particular icon, you can set to blink mode and your eyes work like a click on a mouse. it is fascinating. hundreds of thousands of people will be able to take advantage of it. what will they think of next. >> pretty liberating. >> that is nice, yeah.

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rm team 4 has declared a weather alert. storms and rain are moving in. a m amelia is tracking where they will move into your neighborhoo f floridaily has quite the story to tell after spotting a whale shark earlier ts week. a woman shot this video of the shark off the coast of anna malia a island in florida.he first ty see the fin rise out of the water and then they spted the fish coming up tloser to the boat. look at t the average size of a whale shark is about 32 feet long. they don't eateat, they have

hundreds of rows of tiny teeth that they use for really little things to eat. meanwhile on land, dramatic deo here showing a pair of decidedly urepared croo trying to steal an atm in northwest d.c. surveillance cameras captured the whole thing. so he m shomari stone reports that the police e looking for them. >> reporter: the men captured on the surveillance video walking through the front door determined to steal this atm machine. take a close look at the black van at thisas sunoco g station. the driver seemingly can't decide where he wants to rk. on the 2600 block of virginia avenue around 5:45 sunday morning. he finally comes to a son, suddenly two crooks jump out, break in, trying to steal the a atm machine. except there is a problem. they are having trouble lifting it. they move the red bull display. knock over slim jim jerkies.

police say they grab more than $500 worth of cigarettes, hop back in their van and drive away. customers say this is an atm heist failure.er >> not v well planned. yeah. just a bit silly. i mean, seriously. they are s apped to thewall. >> reporter: police are looking for a 1996 econ know likocoecon there is a reward for are nformation in this case that leads to an arrest. and we're tracking the chances of some strong storms, folks. >> there is rainalready moving through the area and a flood watch isef in fect for most of you out there. >> amelia draper is on top of it all from the storm center. >> first i want to start off with the severe thunderstorm watch. i want you to check out where it

is for and where it is not for. the entire d.c. metro areais under the watch until 10:00 p.m. but notice carroll, frederick, washingtonounties and back i-81, are not under the severe thunderstorm watch. so i think if you are in these areas, carroll, fred washington counties back through winchester, luray, you really houldn't be concerned wi storms at all tonight. but elsewhere you could see strong gusty winds, maybe quarter-sized hail and very hvy rainfall until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. in fact i think the timing for the chance for heavy rain and rs storms favoetween about 7:00 to 10:00 or 10:30. everybody for the most part is under a flash flood watch unti 11:00 p.m. except for the i-81 corridor. once again, we could see very heavy rainfall. in fact i'm tracking some very heavy rainfall just south of entsville. and most of us still mainly dry. i think that timing for heavy rain and maybe some stronger

storms between about and 10:00 p.m. tonight. i do have to say the threat compared to wer last night, but i'll have more on the timing coming up in 15 minutes. it is an unusual case here in the district. police and fire officials releasing new surveillance video that shows two wen set a fire inside the lobby of an apartment complex. pat collins is at the scene. this was on pennsylvania avenue in southeast about a block or he two from maryland line. pat. >> reporter: wendy, the repair and restoration wo still going on here. it could take some time. we are so, so lucky no one was seriously hurt here. exaordinary video. you see a case of arson unfold right in front of your very eyes. the suspects two women, the cme caught on camera. watch as the two womench appr the front door of the apartment building.