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tonight there are growing concerns about possibly life threatening storm surge. we'll have live team coverage. lights for liberty. hundreds of protesters near the white house stand up for the children who have died at the southern border. >> he never done nothing to nobody. he was a good child. >> and all new tonight, lovedes on mourning a community leader who was gunned down in northeast washington. tropical storm barry is inching closer and closer to louisiana where it could dump dangerous amounts of rain this weekend. we're talking about up to two feet in some places. >> homes and roads are already flooding in southeastern louisiana. crews are closing flood gates as the surge pushes iand. things could soon get a whole lot worse. >> it's expected to make landfall tomorrow morning. a federal emergency has been

declared and folks in new orleans now are sheltering in place. >> we've got team coverage for ou tonight. amelia draper join in a moment. we begin with nbc's jay gray live in t big easy. jay? >> reporter: as nightfalls overe new os with barry moving in, the time to move out is all but over now. >> if you're in one of the areas at risk, which is a huge portion of south louisiana, tonight be where you want to be and have what you need to havenon hand order to protect yourselves and your family. >> reporter: low lyingpa rrishs are already taking on water with a lot more on the way. windows boarded up, sandbags stacked. all the flood gates in and around the city are closed for the first time ever. pumping stions are online. >> high and heavy rain falls. this is what we are preparing for. >> reporter: some areas could see as much as 25 evens of rain.

another major concern, storm surge. the mississippi river has been at flood stage for a record 260 days. >> i've never seen it this high. it's pretty impressive. >> reporter: a surge of five feet or more could push water over the levees. right now the corps of ngineers is confident that won't happen. >> it remains the case that we do not expect any overtopping of the levees along the mississippi river. >> reporter: of course, when it comes to gulf storms, nothing is ever certain.da >> game is here. the only thing we can be assured of is something will change in the plan, beuse we're dealing with the unknot. >> repor: and bracing for the first strike of the tropical season. there is a shelter in place order infect right now. officials and first responders urging everyone to stay off the streets until the storm clears. jay gray, nbc news, new orleans. >> our live team coverage continues tonight with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia

draper. >> what's the latest track? >> thetr latest k really earlier.anged all that much here is the latest onom barry. we haveainother raft flying throughout the storm picking up the latest pressure and wind speeds. it is detecting a hurricane force wind buts a s this is alo. those aren't transferring down to the ground just yet. this storm is all about the water. take a look. the maximum sustained winds now at 65iles an hour. not only could it dump around two feet of water into s npoior moving, only moving toward the west-northwest at about 3 miles an hour,ikely strengthening to a cat 1 hurricane as it makes landfall early tomorrow morning andea wening back down to a tropical storm on sunday. louisiana is dealing with the life threatening storm surge, rivers running moderate to high outside of their banks and alar und two feet of water, as i said. if there's any good news, i'm

naring that the army corps of engineers, thetional weather service is saying it's unlikely that the mississippi river would come above the levee in new orleans. >> we need all the good news we can get. thanks a me s amelia. in about eight minutes jay gray give us a live update from the gulf. president trump confirms that i.c.e. raids that begin on sunday will target thousands of undocumented the president says agents will be going after people who have already be given deportation arrders. raids planned for ten cities including baltimore. mr. trump says these raids will be focused on criminals. cri ocs say theeration is designed to appeal to mr. trump's base. across the country tonight a show of pport for immigrants. >> vigilins are taking plac in hundreds of cities including here in d.c. >> jackie bensen joins us live

from lafayette square. >> reporter: there were well attended protests all across the country tonight, but this one was within sight of the white house. >> hate has no pla here. >> reporter: as the sun began to set, hundreds of protesters held battery candles, some raising the them skyward in memory of the people who have died at the u.s. southern border. many held signs protesting the conditions under which migrants are being held there. >> i worked my spire professional life with children and families and i know that this is lifelong trauma that's been inflictedhe upon t innocent youngsters, these refugees. >> people arrive at our borders and we say no, we say, you know, that you're like not human. >> some told us that seeing the images of conditions being endured and hearing stories of family separation has made them

frustrated and angry. >> we need to be a welcoming place. we need more immigrants. >> i'm not a nurse. i'm not a lawyer. i can't help at the border, but i'd love to be able to do something to help change what 're doing. >> reporter: and organizers estimate that there were almost a thousand people here tonight, all of it organized through social media. life in northwest, jackie bensen, news4. >> quite a scene. thank you so much, jackie. new tonight, lawmakers tell us that robert mueller's highly anticipated hearings on capitol hill will be delayed a week. the former special counsel will now testify before two house committees on july 24th abouthi investigation into russian attempts to influence the 2016 election. before mueller was scheduled to talk for about two hours. now lawmakerswill get to question him for andexten amount of time. mueller didn't want to testify publicly, but house democrats

subpoenaed him. labor secretar alex acosta stepped down today after blistering criticism over how he handled the jeffrey epstein sexual abuse case more than a tek decade ago. >> thenly reason acosta w hired, it was made clear, you have no hispanic in yo cabinet. and it was sort of a panic moment. do you remember when you get a substitute teacher? >> how much gets done? >> zero. >> we have substitute teachers in charge d of theense department, the deparmeent of ho land security, the labor deartment, the faa, the fda. this is to me one of these sort of slow motion train wrecks. this weekend chuck is going to be talking to presidential candidate senator bernie sanders. he'll also sit dow with women's world cup champion megan rapinoe. "meet the press" is 510:3 a.m. sunday.

tonight friends and loved ones gathered in northeast d.c. to honor a father killed a shooting. >> all new tonight at 11:00 shomsi stone sh us the legacy this victim left behind. >> i'm hurt, i'm sad. >> reporter: jacqueline wells sits on her walker crying over the murder of her son, 32-year-old dominick robinson. >> hurt because he was a good chil he never done nothing to .nobody >> reporter: somebody shot several rounds at him while he was sitting in his car here on the 900 block of division avenue northeast. he died at a hospital. >> he took care of his children. he always said thatl i was a right. >> reporter: this video shows dominick speaking at a community meeting. he sharesut story abo what he describes as the relationship between black men and d.c. police. u got officers that hop out telling grown men let me see you

waistband. how is that a way to say somethin gto anotherwn man? >> we ask you to strengthen and encourage thisto family ay. >> reporter: now the community he stood up for -- >> before we point these fingers anywhere, let us ask ourselves what are we doing to promote change. >> reporter: -- stands in solidarity at his candle light gil. >> we've been going through this in this community for the last three or four years. >> was very outspoken. >> reporter: anthony lorenzo green new dominick for years. any idea who wld kill him and why? >> no idea at all. it's driving my brain crpoy. >> reer: and leaving his mother wondering who killed her son and why. >> and i just can't getyself together. >> reporter: he'll definitely be missed. $2lice are offering a reward of up to 000 for information that leads to an arrest and an indictment in this case. in northeast d.c., shomari ste news4. >> there's been a spike in violence in the district since

late last ye r. so far this year d.c. policeay there have been 85 homicide. our live team coverage on tropical storm barry continues. >> we'll be going to take you live to new orleans to get an update on conditions there right now. >> also ahead, amazon's arrival could shake up another local community. we'll hear why some of the neighbs aren't rolling out the red carpet. >>o disturbing vide showing a driver hitting a police officer, sending him flying. the car didn't even bothe to the car didn't even bothe to r

we are sisters. and we just moved in together. why alissa and aleah chose fios. we stream sooo much. a lot of times alissa is watching tv on her laptop, using her phone, also using her tablet.t i am really good altitasking cause i'm awesome. a little. the best internet is even better at our best price. switch now and get our fastest speeds available. plus, a free samsung chromebook on us. that's fios. the developer of a community in prince george's county explaanns the pl for a new facility. >> it's rumored to be the new home for the amazon merchandise

supply center. the new facility will tfke shape of of pennsylvania avenue in upper moraarlboro. >> tracy wilkins on the latest site plan. we have planned a library site. we also have a proposed school. >> when we met with the developer in prince george's county to discuss the latest plans for an 800,000 square foot fulfillment center, there were neighbors with their own questions. >> why does it have to be so close? >> reporter: you can see it's planned to sit here in between two residential communities causing some pushback from s. neighb >> we want everyone who has a stake in that claim over there to hear the people who are going to have to live beside it. that's all we're asking for. >> reporter: sources close to alks tell usis will be the new amazon merchandise supply center. the developer would not confirm what's going in the building, but did describe how it will be

designed. >> it will be about four stores tall. almost all of the employees will be on the first level. the second, third and fourth level are all robots, conveyer belts, different chutes and elevators to prove product around. >> reporter: he says off pennsylvania avenue was built with the promise of on site grocery stores and retail that ss yet to happen. the developers this center will spark what was promised. >> this logistics center will be the catalyst that we need to be able to get the retail component off the ground. >> reporter: these are the new site plan that is the developer will be handing out to residents on monday at a community meeting. there are a number of community meetings surrounding this project, one happening tomorrow, two next week and on thursday the developer goes back before the planning board at another hearing on this project. >> the developer for the project tells news4 construction will begin in the fall to improve roads in preparation for the

logistics center. now to a neighborhood inferno in west lafayette, indiana. flmes destroy five homes and heavily damaged four others late today. neighbors rushed to the homes to make sureobody was trapped inside. no one was injured here. the fire is believed to have started in a vacant house, but the cause is still under investigation. authorities in ohio along with the fbi are lking for this driver who hit a cleveland police officer and then just kept on driving off the scene. surveillance camras show the vehicle hitting this officer sending him flying into the air. the officer survived the crash bu is being treated for several injuriesme including so broken ribs. storm team 4 iski trac tropical storm barry right now. this is the first big storm of the season. >> that's right. barry is set to make landfall soon. nbc's jay gray is right in the middle of the action n inw orleans. jay, what are you seeing right now at this hour?

>> reporter: we're getting a bit of a break right now. some gustinginds and we've seen that throughout the evening. we've seen rain as well, but thankfully none at this point. we do know conditions are going to intensify over the next several hours and continue for the next couple of days, a very slowoving storm. wind is going to be an issue, but it's the water that's the biggest deal. flooding is a major concern for is entire rion. >> ja a lot of new orleans, we know, is below sea level. there's a maze of canals and pumping stations that are supposed to move t water out of the city. are they ready? >> reporter: yeah, they are ready. they're online. 118 of the 120 turbine and pumps are working and should do what they're supposed to do. like you talk about, most of this area is below sea level. getting a good st there.

so it creates a little bowl. even if it's pushing out water, there's onlyt so much ian push out. the other has nowhere to go and that's where the flooding is going to come into play. they know they'r going to hav standing water. they're urging people to be really respectful of that, wait until it clears aw until you get out and take a look. >> they are hurricane veterans down there. do you get a sense they are taking these orders eriously? >> reporter: i think for the most part everyone is. the streets have been relatively clear. we've had a few people come out and want to look ater the riv just because it's so high they've never seen it this way. i think they also have their ac plans in p and are prepared. they've got supplies, me fuel, everything they'll need for three, maybe four days. they could be spending that time without electricity. i think they're ready. >> here's hoping those levees hold. be careful, jay.

we'll check back with you later on. >> i'm remembering with hurricane katrina, remember the first night, it was everything is going to be okay. wasn't until into the next day when we really found out how bad it was. >> obviously katrina was devastating. words can't really describe that. i think we've learned so much from katrina and how to wverbalize what we knoand what we don't know about storms. with barry i 'sl about the water that'sng falli it doesn't matter that it's onlo a tropical srm. that really doesn't make a . difference you don't want to get hung up on the it's a tropical storm or hurricane because louisiana is dealing with swollen rivers already, you're dealing with up 20 inches of rain and water coming in from the ocean. here's the radar showingba y. it's a disorganized storm. it doesn't look like that classic beautiful hurricane that's textbook style. the critical level for the mississippi river in new orlea

hat you did not want that river to hit, 20 feet, the army corps of engineers national weather service now thinking the river is going to top out at 17 feet. a footehere and th makes a huge difference in the forecast. the conditions are going to remain unsettled th ed there ri through the weekend withstanding water as the storm makes landfall early tomorrow morning. back here at home, it's a mainly dry weekend for us. it's hot out there, butt it's no too humid, something we don't often get in july. enjoy it, try to notice it. it might feel a little bit humid but it'sot n oppressionive out there. it's summer.ll we're a trying to stay cool out there. tomorrow, sunday, it's the extra larg large. tue temperatures into the mid 90s

and it is humid out there on tuesday. currently right now it's balmy for summer. 72 in manassas. balmy is a nice way to describe the weather. to me ieels kind of nice out there. tomorrow morning it's a warm start at 72 degrees. blue skies in the forecast tomorrow, barely any clouds, a high of 92. tnday another warm star at 74. sunday maybe an isolated thunderstorm out there later in the day, especially south and st of washington. areas like culpeper, spotsylvania and orange. the weather having a low impact onour weekend. if you're cutting the grass, the earlier the better just because we warm up so quickly. kids sports, make surehey have the water bottle. heading to the pool or the beach, you have the right idea.

there's that 89 on monday, more clouds out there. tuesday a high of 94. so it's hot and humid as well. 96 on wednesday.ay thurhere we're tracking barry this would not be a serious situation. you wouldn't even know it's f what's left tropical storm unless we told you. just going to be some shower activity moving through the area. next weekend looks like very similar to this weekend, low 90s. >> two dry weekends in a row. >> badly needed. >> when's the last time that happened? >> i don't know. i stopped counting. coming up next, the nats return from the all star break against bryce harper and the phillys. can washington get road win agvainst their division ril and former little all star there?

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nats win 4-0. how's this for a compliment from bryce harper. heuraid strasb had a strasburg night. althoughs straimself wasn't impressed. >> i threw it down when i wasn't trying to. you know, ten days off, i can't beooo picky ab it. i know i'm really good when i have a routine. you know, unfortunately it's something that everybody has to go through. you know, i just tried to go out there and ttle tonight. >> tough critic right there. orioles first game back from alt break as well hosting tampa bay. dylan bundy got the first batter. not too man of that. we're still in the first. it's 6-0 now. austin matthews doubles down the line to score on willie adams. one inning, seven runsd allo for bundy.

16- that was rough. d.c. united hosting the new england revolution. united trying to righthi the against their former coach. down 2-0. a lifeline for d.c., 63rd minute another lifelin 86th minute shwha, what a finis. united comesto back a draw 2-2. here's head coach ben olsen. >> that's whatou i'm pr about tonight, is they hung in there. you get the goal and a hain a h isn't perfect. then we grew into the structure we've been working on for only a few days. you w in the second half it got much better. >> it's not a win but t we'llke it. wimbledon today.

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