this evening progresses. it is a weather alert day here at nbc 4. >> and amelia draper has been tracking it all day and has an update. there are new? warnings >> yeah, absolutely. this just in from the national weather service, a new severe thunderstorm warning for parts of fauquier and prince william coun county. this is in effect until 6:45. this was issued for gusts potentially up to 60 miles an hour, hail the size of a quarter. and very heavy rainfall. this is ming toward the east at about 25 miles an hour an hour. so on the latest track, i want to time it out for you moving toward bull run within the next 10 minutes, manassas at about 6:25, fair income tax you are alreaare -- fairfax, you have more rain moving in. and burke is also seeing heavy rain and more moving and then toward bailey's cross roads bat 6:50. heavy rain along wi495 and 95.

heaviest rain is south of washington. but this is sis slowly sneaking into the beltway. m i'll havere on what to expect at about 6:20. don't forget you can get the power of storm team 4 anyti just open the nbc washington app onec your phone for forts and live radar and alerts when rough weather is moving in to your area. now to the shakeup at the pentagon. acting defense secretary pat trikd shpatrick shanahan out. >> he withdrew his name for consideration. and minutes later, the "washington post" published a lengthy investigati details two troubling incidents within his family. the "post" reports that his wife was arrested after punching him in the face back in 2010. and his son was arrested after a separate incidenin which the

younger shanahan hit his mother with a baseball bat. democrats are already asking whether these issues were concealed during shanahan's confirmation asen deputy def secretary two years ago. as the president gets ready to kick off his re-election campaign. susan mcginnis has the >latest. reporter: president trump ahead of his campaign kickoff tonight in florida taking action on several fronts. on immigration, a promise to remove millions of undocumented migrants from the u.s. starting next week. >> they will start next week and when people come into our country, and they come in illegally, they have to go out. >> this is really about the same kd of fear that has driven the 2r trump administration's approach. >> porter: the threat sparking memories of his last campaign kickoff. >> they are bringing drug, they are bringing crime, they are rapeists. >> reporter: his 2016 promise to build a wall noer long a central campaign promise.

>> changing the venue with fr the wall on to roundg up migrants and sending them back. that that might be in his mind more attainable than maybett geg the wall. >> reporter: on foreign policy, the president sends more than0u 24s troops to the middle east am mid escalating tensions. >> they have been a nation of terror. we'll see what hapts. >> reporter: on the trade war with china, the president announced that they will talk with that country'sad leer next week. >> china was to make a deal. they don't like the tariffs. a lot of companies are leaving china. reporter: the president today checking boxes on immigration, national security and trade. >> all these move areed meat for the base. >> reporter: a taste of 2020 as donald trump runs for a second term as president. ps while the president threatens the mats of undocumented migrants, nothing about how it would all work. >> susan mcginnis, thank you. now we want to bring in jay

gray who is li ahead of the president's official 2020 campaign kickoff. there is a reason the president and his team chose orlando, right? >> reporter: you're right. couple reasons. the president consider this is his second home, florida. of course he has mar-a-lago and spends a lo of time in florida. but florida will be k to re-elect n. both sidesow that they have got to win this state and they are going to spend a lot of time here, the president thinking this is a good place to start things off. thousands have gathered outside this are over the last 24 to 36 hoursli dea with stifling heat at times and other times a drg rainstorm. they are starting to file in now, we're still a couple hours away from the president taking the stage. thepr vice ident already here. he has come out and waved to the crowd. it will be a big night, a busy

night and a lot of people think an important night for the president's chances in 2020. >> jay gray reporting from orlando. and as presidnt trump was orlando, s way toward the local newspaper unveiled its 2020 endorsement an we it is anybody but him. the orlando sentinel board says after 2 1/2 year, they have seen enough. and that enough of the ch s, the division, the school yard insults, the corruption and especially the lies. they have a longof history endorsing gop candidates. now to a suspected arson at an apartment complex in the district. >> and this time investigators actually have surveillance video. take a look, it appears to show the fire set inside the lobby. and tonight police are looking r two women here.

>> this is at a complex along pennsylvania avenue in southeast washington not far from the maryland line. that is where we find pat collins with more detrels. >> rter: doreen, she lit a match, but it didn't work. so she tried again and again and again. finally fire, an arrest soson cn camera. watch as the two women approach the front door of the apartment building. they are crying a box. from the box one of them takes out a plastic bag with some sort of flammable liquid inside. she tosses the bag on to the floor of thehelobby. s wipes her hands on her pants. she takes matches t of her pocket, opens the door, lights the match, throws it in and then runs away. nothing happens.

she comes back, opens door again, lights 00 the doanother throws it in, nothing.i she lghts yet another match but thistime, boom, the and running. it was a fire of consequence, a fire that blocked the main exit from a four story apartment building. >> were you scared? >> oh, yeah. >> was there is a lot of smoke?l >> a of smoke. lot of smoke >> reporter: and it was more than just smoke. there was substantial damage done here. the glass door, the glass siding, the glass overhang. all gone. all this damage from the fire -- >> s, sir. >> reporter: how many windows blown out? >> i think about 13. it's a shame. >> reporter: police and fire investigators sick lating pictures of the suspects as they

try to ose this case of arson. now, no one was injured here. we have 11 residents now have been displaced. the repair and restoration, that could tak several day jim, back for you. >> frightening to think how much worse it could have been. pat, thank you. embattled d.c. council meber jack evans dwi s defendin himself again as a nrt repo found multiple ethics violatio s violat ans. he facesegations of using his political position for personal gain. but as mark segraves reports tonight, evans continues to deny any wrongdoing.or >> repr: once again i had to face reporters with questions about his ethics. >> i want to repeat the ethics committee found no violation of. >> reporter: evans was responding to this letter sent by the chairman clairence

crawford. he cites numerouss ethic violations including failing to disclose conflicts of interest, waging a campaign againstco petitor, and accepting money in connection with his official duties. while the let are outlines numerous serious allegations against evans,let are outlines numerous serious allegations against evans, it makes it clear the board could only agree that evans violated one code. but the board took no official action allowing evans to maintain his innocence. >> i want everybody to hear this. the ethics committee at metro found no violation of any ethics rules. >> reporter: and this is after s the governo requested the committee release findings. mayor bows said that she would not have joined that request. >> i think that they need to focus on maryland and virginia.

>> reporter: bowser questioned whether politics were involved in releasing the findings. >> i'm the concerned about the metro process not being tran transparent. >> reporter: and tom sherwood says that it was written by t person appointed by the governor. >> they have been trying to ert evans off toffed board for several years. >> mark, one of theio vtions found by tinvestigation is that jack ans is accused of asking the metro inspector general to investigate competitor of colonial parking. >> yeah, so ied talk to the ig today and what wth know fro letter from the ethics board chairman is they say evans was on the payroll to the tune of

$150,000 a year ts legal to have outside employment. but he did confirm that on two separate occasions, ja evans asf chairman o the board did ask him to investigate this competitor, his other parking company. now,it is important to point out that the inspector general before evans for the involhd already investigate this hed t company and found mis2k50edeeds ngled to a firi. and so eatans says t he was simply following up on that investigation. and that it was not weaponizing the inspector general's office. but aat lot more th he will have to answer for. he told me that he is not steppi down from metr of course he one of the stay on at chairman.

>> all right. thank you. and tom sherwood whoin you saw the piece there will be talking about the ethics investigation rou notebook coming up on sunday morning right here on news 4. shree local case of violence against e lgbtq community in a matter of three days. >> tonight what is going on as the community says good-by to a transgender woman found dead on a local street. and what would have been her birthday. dr. monica goldson is named permanent ceo for the plos rinc geocounty coschool system. and we'll tra ck

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>>owers and storms could put a damper on your plans. storm team 4 has a weather alert. we'll get an update in a few minutes. and there is growing concern in the lgbtq community after three violent crimes in the last week. >> theid most recent incent early sunday morning when two men were beaten up on u street in what police are calling a hate attack. >> and last thursday night, a 23-year-old transgender woman

was murdered in prince george's county. derrick ward has more on the violence and how ss being remembered. >> reporter: police are investigat g an incident targeting a group of trans women in northwest d.c. this past saturday about 7:30 in the evening when an armed man accosted three trans people here and demanded sex. he showed a gun. they ran away and the man drove on that. this as members of the lgbtq community are mourning the loss of zoey spears. >> she was a bautiful soul. >> reporter: there was aia memorl the same day they would have celebrated her 24 th birthday. >> she has been struggling all her life and i think coming here anou going thrgh her transition process and having a support system, it was a big thing for her. >> i'm here with chill bumps because i'm terrified for the rest of these girls.

>> reporter:hi ts past march another transgender woman was killed. local lgbtqmm city is eseling. carl craven was tablishinged attacked on sind. >> i just saw like ten guys. >> reporter: police arrested three teens. and derrick ward, news 4. > we want to turn back to the weather. and we areracking growing showers and heavy storms. >> we have active warnings and watches, kochbtdt we. >> along 66, the rainfall is coming down in buckets out there. and these storms are pretty mucg developing r along and just to the south of 66. this is what we call training. the line of storms is moving to the east at about 0, 25 miles an

hour and it is not showing up any signs of letting up. you can see that the line is coming down. remember windshield wipers on, headlights on as well. i want to show you the storms on radar. they are moving toward the city of manassas. heavy along 66, lee highw. you can track it heading into prince william and city of fair airfax county, alexandri the district as well. timing it out for you, moving in to bull run right now. and then movingack into manassas at can b. 6:20. clifton at about 6:30 and burke at about 6:45. so the area that has seen rain will continue to see some heavier rain. down into southern maryland, thankfully we're seeing light to moderate showers out there along 301 crossing over the bridge

apligap lh and light rain for the most part. frederick county i i maryland, think that you will be mainly dry tonight. it is fauquier, prince william, arrelington arlington, the district, maybe even anne arundel county where you have the best chance for heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds. i've already seen some wind damage reports out of spotsylvania. back along 66, still seeing the ulk of rain. 8:00 p.m., this is heavy rain coming downlong and justsouth of 66. and areas inside of the beltway, 9:00 p.m. we're still seeing thi heavy rainn the district. arlington, alexandria and prince george's county, this could have a big pact if youre traveling in the district tonight. the nats game could be delayed arybe even postponed once again. areas in pink ender severe

thunderstorm watch. most of us under a flash flood watch through late night. much more on our nbc washington app. i'll have more on the storms and what you can expect next week coming up,t we're looking at hot and humid conditions again. thursday showers and storms once again. best chance for stonk torong toe thunderstorms on thursday. especially with the high of 91. beautiful on friday. and gorgeous on saturday. >> doreen and i are watching our backs tonight. >> big shelf of a cloud occuut there lurking. and when we ce back, they found their choice right here at home. >> big announcement from one of the biggest school systems. and what it means for students. >> reporter: it has been seven months since a father and were shot to death in their home and still no arrests. investigators are hoping that a

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fair 23fax count city cool system will be discussing how they handle reraint. restraint is when staff mustut hands on to help control them. they have been under scrutiny for not properly keeping records. a spokesman tells 4 news that the district will change its record keeping program and also hire a new staffer to help oversee special education. >> the bowoman who took over prince george's county schools was tapped as the permanent ceo. dr. monica goldson will be in charge of more than 200 schools and centers. 130,000 stooun students and 19, employeki. tracee wilns is reporting.

>> reporte >> i'm so proud to announce rvwithout resetion my appointment of dr. goldson as the permanent chief executive officer. >> reporter: there were plenty of standing ovations after dr. goldson was named new ceo of the prince george's county public school system. she was interimr kceo for the pt 11 moobts mont. under kevin maxwell, the schoolboard was divided. they lost millns in head srt funding and was entangled in a scandal. >> a new day and we've shown that from when ien tered. and we'll continue to do that. >> reporter: the school system is in need of stability. goldson was among 20 national candidates, the selection process lasted a month and a half. some question how quickly it

moved. >> and it was only one public hearing. so i would have preferr that there is a bit more time and little bit most access to the p give feedback, but i am happy with dr. goldson being ceo. >> reporter: goldson says that she is aware of therecedent sha she is setting. >> to be able to serve a district that i was a student in, and to get tthis point is amazing. i never thought in my wildest drlems that today was possib and so i worked these 11 months not focused on this time right now, but just trying to get it right for >> reporter: now the board of education have to approve the nomination. the count tilgs exekouncount di executive want it is tied up in the next few weeks. and imagine having a constant cough and feeling like youre trying to breathe under water. >> now there could be a breakthrough for people with a common coition. we'll show you how it works and

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now at 6:30, an update on storm team 4 weather alert. look at this live picture of the rain coming down hard on the beltway in fairfax county. this is near gallows road. >> looks almost blinding. we have several watches and warnings in effect tonight. >> amelia draper is tracking it for us. what is going on out there? >> and you can see on radar an absute mess on some of our most traveled roads. the entire beltway dealing with some degree of rain. and back alg 66, dull letes tol

road also seeing pockets of heavy rain. and this is moving to the east at about 25 miles per hour. so the heavy rainfall will continue to move over the same locations for the next 1 to maybe even 3 hours all depending on how it continues to develop or fizzle out. but we will contin to see heavy rain favor the same areas especially the areas here in red for at least the nexkooem hours. so the entire beltway back along and mainly south of 66 down through 95, you could see heavy rain in your region within the next hour or less. i'll havech more in future weather coming up in less than ten minutes. i think it is doing a real nice job. and some of us looking to stay completely dry tonight. and yo s canay a step ahead of the weather with the nbc washington app.

get weather alerts and live radar and hour by hour it has been seven months and there are still no arrests in the mysterious murs of a northern virginia father and son. the pair about discovered dead in their home last november and today local authorities announced a big reward that they hope will bring new tips. >> northern virginia chief julie carp has ante on the story. >> the fbi is offering a $20,000 reward. >> reporter: the fbi and fauquier sheriff's investigates hong money willet people to talk to offer new tips in the ather and der of a son in their home last november. the double homice shattering a close knit family of four. the women were awayng visiti sick relative when the men were killed.

oonl and now they live in constant film. >> i don't want my daughter rrying about me. >> reporter: he was cabinetmaker and american success story, so thrilled with this country that he named his son america and his daughter virginia. investigators think that the men ere shot sometime overnight from november 7 the 8th. they especially want it hear from anyone who traveled near the home in that time frame inou the r 28 corridor from route 29 and oak shade road. living normal people their daily lives going about their business and then to suffer a double homicide in this way, it is the reason for the attention. >> reporter: renewed attention and a $20,000 reward they hope will help cloe this case. we have contact information for you on the nbc washington app. just search fbi.ew julie carey,.

memorial circle is set to get major upgrades and adam tuss is there tonigh >> reporter: traffic doesn't always pay attention to the driver in the next le. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: pedestrians and cyclist that don't always find easy t cross at designated paths. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: and hec even scooters that get caught up in all of it because there is really no oth safe place to ride. anyou know what marie thinks. >> it is terrible. >> reporter: if you have driven through, walked through, been on a bike through, pushed a baby stroller through, you know it is not the easiestntenvironme. >> you got people going 0,000 different directions. >> fix it, d.c. >> reporter: well, not exactly

d.c. but the national park service says that it does now have a plan for improve this place.ng puttin walk signal, improving the signage and yes even shrinking the number of lanes around the cirnee to o which the park service says will cut down on tricky merges. >> it will be one lane going around and then drivers coming into the cire will yield to enter. >> reporter: nearby construction is adding to the issues. the memorial bridge well under way in aassiverenovation. and don't forget the sinkhole on the northbound gw parkway also about to go t ough construction. but now the park service says that it is just a matter of funding to get the traffic circlen a better place. right now no immediate time frame or costestimate, so in the meantime, marie is still frustrated. >> i'm so tired. that's why i'm moving to north carolina. i'm done. i'm done with the whole metropolitan area. >> reporter: and marie is frustrated, but there is data tc b up her frustrations. the national park service took a

look at crash data here at the circle. between 2006 and 2012, over 600 crashes right here. adam tuss, news 4. >> they do need tdo something onthere. e small step for man and a lot of fun for the whole family. treasures inside d.c.'s newest exhibit. > and future weather 8:00, notice heavy rain inside of the beltway and along just sosouth . flooding will be a big concern tonight. i'll ha much more on the timing and what you can expect coming up. now a shot of reag national dealingith rain for the secon wd

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they can overheat. >> close call. glad he is okay. >> boy, are we. and it is a common condition that some saye is lik trying to breathe underwater. >> it make everyone thn the sim task difficult. but now a there isew treatment. and we are in weather alert mode as we track the risk of showers and storms. and an update from

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storms. much of the area under a gloflod severe thunderstorm watch. an update in abit. and people with chronic bronchitis often suffer with a constant cough and say that thel always feeike they will gasping for air. almost like trying to breathe

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year landed debbie in the icu and near death. >> i knowf it was an time, but they say something good comes out of everything. ky that is when i was l enough to meet my doctor. >> reporter: and he is director of pull monetada monday pulmon y he told her about the treatment that can help with copd and if doesn't require major >> not being able to walk across room, to change the channel or to get something to eat. that is the degree that these pictures are dealin with. so even if we put the valves in and it gives them an extra 50 feet of walking, that can be life changing.e >> report tiny valves are

placed in the airways to bloc off the damaged areas of the lungs wre air gets trapped. >> so you can see the waffle opening and closing. >> reporter: the move allows the healthier parts of lung to expand. >> and so this is a real game patients.or our >> reporter: it sure has been a game changer for debbie. >> when i woke up, it was like, wow, when i breathe now, i g all the air where before part of it got stuck in the damaged par of my lung. >> reporter: several months after the procedure she is back to doing a lot of things that she love, enjoying the little things that we sometimes take for granted. >> even before just lning down to pick up something, it was like you were holding your breath under water. and how it is not like that. i'm enying life again. >> huge improvement for her.

and at 63, sheas the first person in our region to ha the zephyr valve treatment. altugh done through aimple br bros sk procedure, patients are in the hospital four to five days.me and t for an update on the storms out there. we are tracking some serious showers and storms. >> amelia, what is the latest? >> pretty incredible how the system has set up very similar to yesterday. some of use are just ging pounded with rain while others mainly those north of the d.c. etro area are completely dry. andng enjo relatively nice evening. but look at what julie carey wai dealing wth earlier this evening alg 66 into parts of fauquier and prince william county. absolutely blinding rain out

there. we could see some gloflooding i along 66 and lehigh valley over the nt couple of hours. the biggest threat tonight is going to be heavy rainfall. maybe some strong gusty windsy mae some hail. but i'm not as concerned about that. and i'm definitely not seeing a risk for a tornado out there. really the focus is the potential for some flooding. and it is mainly in the areas seeing rain right now and areas just off to the east. so prince george's county and anne arundel county as mawell. assas is seeing heavy rainfall. most of fairfax county. arlington and alexandria seeing moderate rain out there.is manas and i see the intensity to b picking up. and if you are in fairfax county and interests of thnside of the beltway, you can see it in about an hour and a half in the district and then it will shift off to the east of i-95.

some heavier rain also south of fredericksburg and then notice north of the beltway, almost completely dry. there north of the beltway, only the chance for a few showers out there tonight. i think the heavy rainfall continues to favor the metro area and areas aloned a soug an of 66. you see it will shift into prince george's county. really bright chores, this is why most of us arender a flash flood watch through late tonight. once we hit 10:00, the threat winds down. but even midnight, still a few scattered showers out there. but we should be mostly dry early tomorrow morning. and r then is bring done the high of 88 to a more confident about 74 in washington. a butas that haven't seen any rain, still sitting in the low 80s. frederick, gaithersburg, leesburg as well. tomorrow a high of 84.

similar to today. humid with rain and thunderstorms around mainly during the afternoon and evening hours. not a huge risk for severe weather. thursday should be a storm team 4 weather alert day with a high around 90. friday and beautiful wisaturday beautiful. >> loving that. thanks. coming up, nats bad luck coinues and it is notnt

rain is reeking havoc. >> yeah, will the nats ever p y again. >> yeah, game has been delad. postponed last night as well becae of bad weather. took almost three hours to officially call off the gameand fans certainlyhe hoping same won't happen tonight. some fans watched old clips of

home runs. ander max sr practicing his bunts. take a look at that, the ball goes right into his fats. he is supposed to start one of the games tomorrow aboutfats. he is supposed to start one of the games tomorrow aboutcfats. he is supposed to start ons of the gamemorrow aboutefats. he is supposed to start one of the games tomorrow about. he is supposed to start one of the games tomorrow about he has a splint on s nose. manager was unsure of his status, but certainly didn't look good. the wizards announced that n they going to hire a new press before free agency. the owner shot down reports that the team was interested in gm.tor n a statement to the "washington post," reports said that the wizards were looking to offer him $10 million and an owner ship stake but that is not the case. they say that they will haveom tmy shepherd at the helm. u.s. m national team star its gold cup tonight against guyana.

the men should cruise like the women's national team has been cruising. they return to the pitch on thurday to take on sweden. in france today fans shows their support for brazil and italy. we go to the 72nd minute, no score. and now showing off the wheels, the speed. and takes it in and italy with the contact. ref gives brazil a penalty kick. and their star marta, arguably one of the greatestof all time nails that one. her 17th career world cup goal. the most ever in men's and women's world cup hiyoory. like that celebration? brazil takes down italy 1-nil but both teams advance to the knockout round. in the other match, jamaica taking on australia. aussies hopped out to an early lead.

42ndminute, they are adding to it. sam kerr oig, t, the beautiful d kerr ha four goals in this game. aussies cruising. 49th minute, history for the team known as th raygay goes. she puts in the back of the ne first world cup goal in jamaica women's soccer history. awesome for the team and country. rystralia wins however 4-1. ga wood land won the u.s. open at pebble beach. but it is not what he is most known for. that would be his role in the pga tour's most viral video of all-time courtesy of his friendship with amy ttbockersee. they first met in january at the waste management phoenix open.st amy the fir collegiate golfer to compete with an intellectual disability pmt s

disability. sd played with woodlan and more than 20 million views from the video. so in the bunker, a tough shot. amy is like i got this. the two have been friends ever since. woodland even face timing amy after his big u.s. open win sunday. and on "today" this morning, woodland surprising amy with a little reunion and a big old trophy. >> we won that together, huh? >> yeah. >> amy, what do you think about thattrophy? >> it is great. >> we had a special day there in phoenix and it has blossomed from there. but the world needs a lot more of amy in it. her attitude h energy was contagious. yothink but a lot every day. so thank i learned a lot from her on that day and it was special. >> we love that smile. >> and amy's attitude, i got this. >> yeah, no pressure. >> that is wonderful. thank you for sharing. f and we thank y joining us.

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