. >> reporter: in northeast d.c., shamari stone, news 4. >>> news 4 has made it a mission to help reverse the stigma surrounding mental illness. if you or someone you know iser sug, we have a list of helpful resources available on our nbc washington app. just search changing minds. >>> we've got some breaking news that's coming in very late tonight. we're working t learn more about a small plane crash in montgomery county. first responders are in the poolsville and dickerson areas.c the firstl came in just before 9:00 tonight and officials receive a warning from frederick county that a plane may have gone down. once we got out there, yit's ver thick rly wooded outthere. as soon as we get any new information, we'll bring it to you rigaw . >>> in the meantime, let's go to tropical storm gordon. right now, it's churning just west of florida. the storm slamming parts of the state with heavy rain and wind, but it's what comes next that's probably more concerning. the orm's going to pick up steam across the gulf of mexico and then make landfall somewhere between thelorida panhandle and louisian

back to you. >> livs for u in northeast d.c. thank you. >> that shooting is the latest n a string of shootings that plagued the district since friday. four shootings happened yesterday all within hours of each other. the most recent, a man was found shot on downing place northeast last night. his was near the brentwood recreation center. >> an hour earlier another person was shot in the 180 block of benning road northeast. it's the same block where people were shot onfriday. it happened as peoplere ppared for a crime walk.gh the nborhood commissioner there was at that walk last night and said the community is sick of the violence and it must stop. >> now to a developing story, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh was unapologetic as he declared his innocence on national tv. kavanaugh says he is i and not going anywhere despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> last night on fox news kavanaugh repeatedly denied all algations against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and respe

northeast. this is the same block where four people wrp shot friday night. d.c. police released this video of two persons of interest from this past friday night's shooting on the 1800 block of benning road northeast around 11:00 at night. police found four people wounds.g from gunshot all the people survived. police are investigating both shootings and won't tell us if they're cop next nnected. >> this is absolutel unbelievable. >> reporter: kathy henderson was at a crime walk with police and people who live in the neighborhood at the time of tonight's >> we're not tolerating this type of violence in our a communit our walk was punctuated by a call that there's another shooting ver this has to stop. this has to actually stop. we're sick of it. >> reporter: indeed, people in this neighborhood, many of them walked up to meehile we w in the live truck editing the piece you just saw, telling us, again, ey are sick and tired of this gu gun violence in southeast and northeast d.c. police are continuing to investigate the shooting that b happenind me. no word on the vic

. >>> a woman on camera in a road rage incident in northeast d.c. will appear in court tomorrow. she appeared before a judge over the weeke and is being heldou witht bond. look at this jaw-dropping footage. d.c. pole say on thursday, silver collidedle with a greyhound bus. sh took a tire iron and shattered the bus' and then, got in her car and tried to run over the bus driver. >> it's hard to watch that. wonder what made her so furious. >>> i'm getti our kids' backpacks and stuff ready. thousands of parents are ready to send their kids off to school tomorrow. >> do you wish you knew when the bus was coming so your kids didn't hav t to stand in snow or the rain? so, guess what. there's anor app that. parents inrince orge's county can use an app for the arrival andf departu school busses. the school system is encouraging parents townload it. through this app, they will be school find where t bus is, if it's on time or if the child missed the bus. ls can ao enable them to track one or more bus and they're arrival times at school. this is brilliant. great idea. >> i would love to have

in northeast d.c.,'m shamari stone, news 4. >> thanks shamari. >>> as we remember senator jn mccain we cannot forget his sacrifice and tonight he was honored. tribute. g >> reporter: it is the plight america has set aside to honor her vietnaman vet on this evening the memory of senator john mccain was honoredahonored in a touching event from the vietnam veteran's fund. some who picked up the red, white and blue candles and yaced them so t reflected in the memorial's polished granite had a reflection carved here. others have living family members who served in vietnam. >> we were over in the capitol today payingreents to senator mccain, so i thought i'd come over and pay myerments h r here. my father's a vietnam veteran. reporter: fewer the vietnam veterans themselves, and the late senator held in hanoi as a brother of arms. >> this represents a man of courage and stood by all ofs. his record is impeccable and i wanted to represent my family to john mccain. >> reporter: the event ended with the playing of -- >> and in a ceremony today, members of congress and vice president pence reflec

rj >>> gun violence in northeast d.c. left a man dead overnight. police found wilbert brooks dead at the scene. this is the same part of the district that experienced an out break of violence last weekend. montgomery countyolice releasing more information about a possible murder/suicide. we brought this to you as breaking news last night. officers found a man and woman in their 5 t shot death in their home on peach orchard road. police say they wvee inv in a relationship and lived in that home. they don't know what led up to it. police will release their identities once families have been notified. >>> the white house insists it's not mro managing the fbi background investigation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. president trump tweeting that interview whoever they inwant. that was a direct response to an nbc news report that the white house is limiting the scope of the investigation. as jennifer johnson reports, one administration official says this shouldn't be ahi f expedition either. >> reporter: the white house denying it will micro ma

. >> we want to update you now on that situation in northeast d.c. we brought you as breaking news yesterday on news 4 today. the 16 hour ordeal did not end until about 2:00 in the afternoon when police arrested a turns out the suspect wassp suted of it. he barricaded himself insidend he was eventually arrested and will be extradited to arlington where he will be charged withpe nd strangulation. >> a local school employee is accused of child negligent. this happened at rock terrace school in montgomery county. a school aid is charged with negligent after letting two teens with autism leave the school. he was arrested after failing to report students leaving. police say lopez reported the first student missing after a call from a a family membeut picking them up. officers returned to school about two hours later for a report on the second missing student. both teensnd were f safe wandering miles away from the bui building. >>> sadly we have a terrible outcome for a grieving mher in north carolina. they found the body of her missing 6-year-old son with

for those i the northeast d.c. area, pepco reporting a scheduled outage affecting 1,293 customers.estoration expected by 8:00 a.m. we'll get more information to you. >>> angie, thank you. it's 4:54.d as you h out this morning, keep an eye on your speed. not only are more students andu school on the roads this week, but so are new speed cameras. >>> you may think youho kno to spot them. as adam tuss shows us, they'nl not oy in new locaons, they have a different look, too. >> a lot of d.c. speed cameras there getting n locations. you don't see b itind me here because the tree is blocking it. take a look up on the pole. a lot of the cameras moving to new spots.e ameras are a departure from the boxy and fixed posamion speed ceras that many of us have gotten used to. manufacturer, he american traffic solutions, they are very high tech. complete with high resolution sensors and 3d capability. >> the radar can track the exact position of up t 20-plus vehicles before and after the violation point. >> some, like this woman, not happ about it. >> i would prefer that the camera is not there.

a check of your top stories.d police nelp finding a suspected killer in northeast d.c. this is a man f wanted a monday night murder on benning road. investigators need help finding out who this person is and where to find him. they're also trying to fd anthony farmer for another benning road shooting that f injurer people over the weekend. >>> two people had to be cut from a car andir lifted to a hospital in yet another crash on route 210 in prince george's county. indian head highway was shut down in both directions for hours last night. witnesses say cement truck swerved into southbound traffic, trying to avoid a car at the swan street road intersection. a womnd child in another car were checked out on the scene. no word on whether speedalr hol were factors in the crash. >>> judge brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearing was front and center during the debate last nht. incumbent democratic senator tim kaine and his republicanal nger corey stewart took the stage. you can watch the debate on our nbc washingto app. >>> congress passed a bill averting anoer government shutd

. >>> the young woman charged in this road rage incident in northeast d.c.ing held without bond. some ptty unreal-yideo here. 20ear-old mariana silver appeared before a judge yesterday. she is seen on the cell phone right there, you can see she's smashing a bus window. a greyhound bus window with a carjack. his is before she allegedly tried to run over the bus driveh wier vehicle, her car. we have video of that apparently too. her next court appearance meanwhile is scheduled for tuesday. >>> all right. as we -- still hard to watch that video.t lord knows wade her so furious. we're going to be keeping track of the weather. it is hot it is hot ♪ you said you're not like me, ♪ never drop to your knees, ♪ look into the sky for a momentary high, ♪ ♪ you never even tried till it's time to say goodbye, bye ♪ ♪ everybody fights for a little bit of light, i believe. ♪ geico motorcycle, great rates for great rides. >>> well, if p thece was right, would you name your child after a fast food chain? depends on th. chain. >> y well, that's exact my what kentucky fried chi

someone opening u fire hydrant, mostly in northeast d.c. this one sent water rushing into this grocery store. then last night it happened again including fr fire hydrants inside the third street tunnel. and those hydrants weren't the only ones opened up last ght. one right by this walmart was also opened up. it actually flooded part of the store. but then police spotted the suspect. >> we actually got a tip from a community member who photographed the suspect. and then once our officers saw that, they were able to stop them. >> reporter: thesuspect, 34-year-old who had a 14-inch wrench when he was arrested. ynlhe o illegal fire hydrant openings. the police say they're investigating whether he is responsibleor others. >> eighth 14ncnch w would tip it off. >> the question is why? why do it? >>> families with allergies listen up. aife changing announcement. your access to medication just got a little easier. >>> and the pathway to land for florence changes. >>> more than 1.5 million people are under orders to leave before it is toolate. >> the

we profiled this studiohat's there at their northeast d.c. school. >> look at the social media shoutouts from may muriel bowser about them telling them their future is bright and council member charles allen praising them f representing d.c. so well. >> keep it up. you're doing well. >>> the numbersre still coming in from alex's lemon aid stand. folks jumped in to buy the frozen ice. they raised 500 bucks selling lemon ice. it's raised $173,000. >> everyit le bit counts. >> and clarence goodman, aka ite chocolate. everybody calls him that. nobody knows him by his real name. he's even a bigger star at the wharf. p we him on tv the friday before labor day. that story resonated big. arence says jesselo tay has never opened early in the 43 years we were there. >> i brought my own table and chairs. >> you can sit out there, lay the newspaper out and be hagood >> day you didn't come back to work. ou stayed out there all morning. >> i was working, angie. and quick update, they're not getting a lot of business because of the storm. once the storm's ov

. >> six fire hydrants in five differen locations across northeast d.c. have been illegally opened. here's aing that one person tweeted. police are investigating. they don't knowe if same suspect is responsible and they don't know the etive. ire department says it is putting the public at risk. >>ould it easily be tens of thousands of gallons. the impact is if there is a fire nearby, there's less water pressure. >> reporter: in fact, it raced down sixth street into the jumped ground parkingare and it went into thece g store. there have been reports in other parts of district of a man going private homes and churches and turning on their outdoor water spigots and leaving them running. news4. >> metro riders may have to pay more when there's a special event like theourth of july. they are talking about peak fares. it is a way toec roup the cost of service without calling on the federal government for more money. >>> more about the weather and the impact hurricane florence could have. this is quite a seriousstorm. we get warnings all the time but this one is t.differ >> this is very mu

live in northeast d.c., chris lawrence, news 4, back to you. >> chris, thank you. >> that shooting is just the latest in a string of shootings that plagued the district since friday. nour shootings happened yesterday all wit hours of each other. a man was found shot in downing place northeastas nit. >> another person was shot and it's the same blockou wherer people were shot on friday. this happened as people prepared he neighborhood commissioner kathieenderson was at the walk last night and said the community is sick of the violce and it must stop. >> it's 6:03. now to a developing story, supreme cou nominee brett kavanaugh was unapologetic on national tv last night. kavanaughs s he's innocent and not going anywhere despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he repeatedly denied the allegations against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and respect. his c commente as he and his first accuser prepare to tes ffy nt of the senate judiciary committee on thursday. kavanaugh says he wants the process to be fair. >> i'm not going to let fa

. >>> a woman on camera in a road rage incident in northeast d.c. will appear in court torrow. she appearedefore a judge over the weekend and is being held without bond. look at this jaw-dropping footage. d.c. police say on thursday, e lver collided with a greyhound bus. ok a tire iron and shattered the bus' windows. and then, got in her car and tried to run over the bus driver. lord knows what made her so furious. >>> thousands o people are ready to send their kids off to school tomorrow. >> there's an app for that. parents in prince george's county can use an app for the arrival and departure of school busses. the school system is encouraging parents to download it.ug throthis app, they will be able to find where the school hes is, if it's on time or if the child missed t bus. c itan also enable them to track one or more buses and they're arrival mes at school. i love this. your kid doesn't have to stand out in the snow or the rain. i remember back in my day. >>> a battle over a bible study is splitting a community in northern virginia. here's what happened. according to "the

something a little more kid friendly, pk up the kids tonight and head to union market's drive-in in northeast d.c. to check out this favoriten "the l king". >> tonight is going to be awesome. it's the lion ki. it's $10 to park. it's free if you want to walk up y you can tunr car radio. they tell you what station. the d.c. roller girls the roller derby team will be going car to car, serving food and, snacks. and there's subtitles, closed captions to it can be a sing along. >> if you want something that's less passive and want to get out and jam, check out wyclef jean tonight at the howard theater. jett roe lle. and suicidal tendencies will be at the 9:30 club. >> if you're in the mood for jazz. head to the ross lynn jazz festival and brake will be at capital one >>arena. hat's going to be a big show. the full weeke guide is on the nbc washington app. >> a look at your first road traffic and roads for the weekend. a lot of stuff happening downtown this weekend. the race for the cure downtown om 8:30 to 11:00. pennsylvaniaa knew. third street between d and pennsylvania avenue. going to be pretty bus

. >> reporter: in just the past week, six fire hydrants in five different locations in northeast d.c. have been illegally opened. here's a picture one witness tweeted when a man opened a fire hydrant a few weeks ago. police are investigating. they don'the know if same suspect is responsible for all the incidents and they don't know the motive. d.c. water officials sayt is putting the public at risk. >> there can be easil tens of thousands of galns. the impact is if there's a fire nearby, there is less water pressure. d> reporter: today it pou into the grocery store. it is not just fire hydrants thatomebody is tampering with. there have been reports from upper northwest that someone is going around homes and chuhes and opening up the spigots on the sides of the houses and letting them run freely for hours. today, authorities want people's help. if you have any information, give them a call. >> all right. thank you. >> where it is summertime or the school year, parents have to decide wheno leave their .hildren at ho news4 explains some pretty surprising findings. >> what else could we b

. >> also tonight there will be a safety walk in northeast d.c. residents will begin their walk at thene c of 19th and l street to show their concern about the recent violence in the area. >>t's now 6:34. this week the news 4 i team is looking into a wave of scammers said to be taking the district by storm. >> d.c.'s attorney general is warng all would be renters, potential buyers and realtorsab t becoming targets. >> it all starts when you lookl for a rental. this ad seems real enough but the owner told us a it'sually bogus so we went undercover and starte e-mailing the person pretending to rent it. d.c. has one of the hottest rental markets ithe untry. a constant influx of people looking for theerfect place but scammers are getting smarter. >> if i didn't have the family support that ino do, i don'tw what i would do right now. >> this renter was moving from across t krup acountry and had apartment hunt remotely. she wired $7,000 before realizing she had b duped. they used a fake e-mail from the d d.c. housing authority. >> i tried to call everyb

in northeast d.c., they started bu couldn't finish the game because of injuries, there were not enough players. there are thousands of fewer high schoolers playing football in local public schools than just five years ago. a drop in 18%. a similar fall-off i northern virginia. coaches in fairfax county say football participation is dropping so severely not just because of the risk of injury but because students are specialists. they are playing one sport year round to seek scholarships or championships. >> it is harder for to you get a basketball player to play. >> we don't get any of them. >> we've learned the virginia high school athletic association is considering allowing eight-man teams, eight-ma f footba smaller school districts. that's a smaller version of the ga that requires fewer players, obviously. it would really impact the smaller school districts. >>> to watch our entire high school football report and to hearrom both parents and htaches, you can visit our nbc washington app row. >> thank you. they're the people we trust to pick up and drop off our mail. sometimes with so

. >> reporter: the school in northeast d.c. doesn't necessarily teach t allngs fishing. to oth a differentlevel. >> the fishing school was designed to work on reading computer th skills, skills and the like and those translate into potential jobs. >> it was originally founded and run by tom lewis who started the school in 1990 with one goal in mind. >> in the early days, it was literally arefuge, a safe haven for children where their physical safety was the goal. >> he's been fortunate enough to have him on the board since the very beginning back when lus had big plans. >> he told me about setng up a refuge in northeast for underprivileged kids that didn't life.a family >> but he brings a great deal himself. as a former fixture in the attorney's office. >> a trial lawndr working important issues in justice. both in the u.s. attorney's office. that prepared me forost any challenge in high of. >> as he maintained tremendous legal responsibility, he continued to make time for these litt a faces this life changing school. and he still does. at 82ears old. >> the awards are g

reporter: theng evenif july 16th turned deadly in this courtyard in northeast d.c. when four menumped out of a black car carjackedli weeks e and opened fire. spraying 76 bullets across the courtyard. hit. people were one of those 76 bullets pierced the heart of ten-ye-old makiaya wilson on her way out of her house running to the ice cream truck. in late august two men were arrested and charged with the ung girl's death. emotions ran high inside and outside the courthouse when the two suspects made their first appearance before a judge. the shooting that killed wilson appears to have be a retaliatory attack of one gang against another. she was an innocent bystander. police say one of the suspects was recorded while talking to a d.c. jail inma over the phone after the shooting using coded language calling it a terrorist attack. the judgeill appoint new defense attorneys over the weekend. they're due back in court on thursday. outside the court, mark seagraves news 4.ri >>> all t. you're taking a live look at the myrtle beach. you canus see what florence is doing there

the young woman charged in thea roage incident in northeast d.c.ing held without bond. 20-year-old mariana silver here appeared before a judge yesterday. she is seen here o the cell one video smashing the windows f a greyhound bus with a carjack before she allegedly tried to run over the bus driver with her car. next court appearance is scheduled for tuesday. >>> 6:08 on this sunday morning and looks like things are pretty lm out there. >> i'm surprised the lens of that camera isn't fogging up. it is so humid o there. >> oh, my goodness. yes. you're going to feel it if you're stepping out early. 74 degrees early. lauryn ricketts i more on the rising humidity and rain chances. stay with us. >>> all right. 6:12 this gmorning. talkbout the humidity. >> i know. >> we're still kind of -- >> i'm still sweating fro walking in here. it is like just a thick fog of humidity out there. >> i know. we have this holiday upon us, lauryn ricketts. tell us there's a little bit of relief maybe. >> i think there's going to a little bit of relief. just a little bit he

. >>> wetart with that breaking news from northeast d.c. tragedy averted today at a local swimming pool. >> it is not often that we're able totart a newscast off with the good news, but that is the case today. lifeguards able tota resus a little girl this, after pulling her from under the water. >> this all happened at the langdon park pool in northern d.c. and that's where news 4's jackie benn is live wit us. hi, jackie. >> hello. crwell, witnesses de the actions of the pool manager. he played a very big role in this and the lifeguards as heroic and miraculous. now, while what happened this afternoon here at the langdon park pool here on mills avenuert ast, it was filled with children cooling off on a scorching labor day when one child, a little girl,ent under. witnesses say she was pulled from the bottom of the pool co unnscious just before 5:00 p.m. now as others were calling 9 91 the pool manager performedcpr and they persisted and persisted and persisted until the girl was spitting up water. the little girl is said to be about 7 or 8 y

. >> the evening of july 16th turned deadly in this crowded courtyard of play terrace in northeast d.c when four jumped out of a black infinity that had been carjacked weeks earlier and opened fire. spraying 76 bul atsoss the courtyard. five people were hit. one of those 76 bullets pierced the heart of n-ar-old makia unlson on her way out of the houseng to the ice cream truck. in late august two men were heired and charged with the death. emotions ran high inside and outside thehe courthouse the two suspects made their first appearance before a judge. the shootinghat kille wilson appears to have been a retaliatory attack by one gang against another. she was an innocent byander. in cou documents police say one of the suspects was recorded while talking to a d.c. jail inmate over the phone after the shooting using coded language calling it a terrorist attack. the judge will appoint new defense attorneys or the weekend. they're all due back in court on thursday. tside d.c. superior court mk seagraves news 4. >> all right. u're taking a live look outside union station. you can see a little

investigators followed him as he left this hotel in prince george's county, and they arrested him in northeast d.c. the car wint was in and a box truck following him were impounded and $10,000 in ransom money was found but no one ever beennt has charged in this case. >> still, so many unanswered questions like why was this family targeted and did thet susp have help? news 4's pass collins spoke to many so of the region's most respected legal experts and creyinal minds. id not work on this case, but together they have a combined 80 years of expernce. let's listen. >> reporter: for more than 19 hours this family held captive, tied up. beaten, stabbed, their house set on fire. could ones man do t all by himself? did daron wint have help? >> you know, pat, it seems counterintuitive when you have four victims andne perpetrator, our common sense tells us he must have hadel how does one bad guy control and immobilize and four human beings, but i think one person. one by >> if you've got control of that child you've got control of the sttuation. that could sug two or more offenders, one offender takes ae

this happened on 22nd street northeast in d.c.'s brooklyn neighborhood. jackie bensen was there for the arrest. she talked neighbors to find out how this all got started. >> reporter: made threats against police. that's what a spokesperson for the dc policeepartment says prompted the presence of the agency's emergency response team. a call reporting a man in a distressed state resuld in the closure of numerous streets near the 3300 block of 22nd street northeast to ensure safety of the public. no one was allowed to enter the area. >> we worked a little bit late to compensate and i'll let my folks in late tomorrow to make up for it. >> reporter: dozens of officers in gear took positiootice streets and alleys near the home. a police negotiatorua evey managed to convince the manton surrender without resistance. he appeared unharmed as he was handcuffed and placed into a waiting police a police department spokesperson says she was given no information that any type of weapon was recovered. in northeast washington, jackie benson, news4. >>> leon harris here in

northeast. it will effect travel from d.c. to philly, new york to boston tomorrow. a separate system causing this ef-0 tornado in tennessee. 85-mile-per-hour winds. and heavy rain already here in the northeast. this is the new york city metro area, cars under water. a backhoe brought in to rescue workers at a factory. and as i mentioned, it is not over. another system right behind it. let's get right to rob marciano, tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. big cities tonight from chicago to boston getting hit. you just showed the pictures out of the new york city area. here's the radar, with the highlighted counties in red that are enduring flooding right now. pennsylvania, new jersey, connecticut. also, kentucky, the ohio river valley, that threat will continue overnight. and then strong storms on the doorstep of chicago right now. some of these could have 65-p s 65-plus-mile-per-hour winds with a strong cold front moving qu k quickly by 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. looking at storming firing across parts of pennsylvania and then by 10:00, philadelphia to n

no northeast trains running south of d.c. megan mcgrath has been talking to folks at dca. what are you seeing and hearing? >> well, we are seeing the travel impact already. more than 1,000 h flightsave been cancelled for today and tomorrow. when you look at the board here atio reagan nl airport, we're starting to see cancellations here as well. as hurricane florence barrels toward the canelinas, air are beginning to pull planes and cancel flights. charleston and raliegh already d ground yaman williams s wasposed to fly to ft. lauderdale at 8:00 p.m. tonight. he switched to a 10:00 a.m. flight. >> we called jet blue to see if they could change it, and the changed it for free for us. >> airlines are waiving change fees in the areas impacted by florence. passengers should check f ght schedules before going to the airport. rail service has also been impacted. amtrak began cancelling trains on southern routes yesterday. a number ofce cations will continue to grow today through sunday. >> how long will we see the travel impact? that really depends upon what hurricane florence de

new york avenue is reopened in northeast after a crashin lving a d.c. police suv.re still waiting to findut exactly what happened and whether any officer or other drivers were injured in the crash. >> complete chaos in onet southed.c. neighborhood after a massive sinkhole opened up there. take a lk at the water gushing through that hole. cars teetering on the edge of th cracked road there. >> crews will continue. >>> news 4's chris lawrence are live witht neighbors are saying about this. chris? >> reporter: ueun, some are saying the city needs to do a better job of maintaining the old pipes. take a look behind me. far cry from what w saw yesterday. obviously they got the water main itself fixed anded repa but look at the street. long way to go there. let's take another look at some of t video from yesterday in which you can see all of that water just pouring through. cracks opened up in that ight inch water main and then it burst. the water start washing away some of the soil and rock and then the asphalt completely fell apart and collapsed. that metro bus parked i

that's about 70 miles northeast of washington, d.c. officials say the shooter died at the hospital.ndition. peter doocy is live for us at the scene in maryland. peter. >> trace, the press conference with law enforcement officials is going on right now. they started taking questions. we do know for the first time that the shooter was a 26-year-old woman, they have not revealed her identity yet. but they said that she shot herself in the head and died at the hospital. they also reveal that she was a temporary employee at this rite aid distribution facility and showed up to work today as normal but was not there very long until things started because the first 9/11 call came in at 9:06 a.m. after that, frawnders got there within about five minutes. that's when we understand that police convict quickly met up with some fire and e.m.s. they got there quickly as well. they then went into try to render first aid where it was possible and locate the shooter. they did locate the shooter and in terms of victims, were told that there were some people who sustained gunshot wounds. three of them

. >>> also tonight, the major rainstorm sweeping through the northeast, all part of florence, from d.c. to philly, from new york to boston. also, rivers rising in the carolinas, and the remarkable survival story. the family holding onto a tree, a mother and father, their children. it turns out that mother eight months pregnant. >>> the stunning headline developing today. the well-known sur

. >>> also tonight, the major rainstorm sweeping through the northeast, all part of florence, from d.co philly, from new york to boston.al, rive risnd t survival story. the family holding onto a tree, a mother and father, their children. it turns out that mother eight months pregnant. >>> the stunning headline developing today. the well kno

d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue northeast. the scene is a the shell gas station there, if you're familiar with the area. it's marked there on the screen. there's no word on who may have been shot or their current condition. we're working to get more information. we know that police areng loo for a suspect. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. but for now, back to you. >> angie, thank you. your time is 4:03. now to a developing sty, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh says he is innocent andwhot going ae and that is despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he repeatedly denied all the allegation against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and this comes as comments that he and his first accuser ppare to testify in front of a senate judiciary committee on thursday. kavanaugh wants the process to be fair. >> i'm not going to let false accusations drive me out of this progress. merica is about fairness and hearing from both sides and i didn't do this or anything res

. >>> also tonight, the major rainstorm sweeping through the northeast, all part of florence, from d.c. to philly, from new york to boston. also, rivers rising in the carolinas, and the remarkable survival story. the family holding onto a tree, a mother and father, their children. it turns out that mother eight months pregnant. >>> the stunning headline developing today. the well-known surgeon, once on tv, and his girlfriend, are now suspected of being serial rapists together. authorities believe they drugged and assaulted women and then recorded the assaults. prosecutors now sorting through more than 1,000 videos. >>> the young golf champion killed. her body found on an iowa golf course. what police tonight have just revealed. >>> and tv host julie chen appearing on camera today and what she's now revealing about her future, with her husband, les moonves, stepping down as ceo of cbs, among allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a tuesday night. and we begin tonight with president trump's embattled supreme court nominee after an ac

much of the northeast is under that yellow here. locally the d.c. metro are and points north and west. for tomorrow evening damagingwi s, lightning, heavy rain and hail with any strong to severe storms. we go through tomorrow, that will be the case most of tomorrow though. dkeep in mind we'll be and warm. it will be in the mid 80s and the storms move in later tonight. we go into thursday and still a chance for showers friday. otherwise the weekend is looking fantastic. let's send it over to melissa with a check on the ads. >> good morning. 95 northbound, a crash here on the left side of theay roa so you can see some delays heading northbound and we're seeing that rain t falling throught area so those wet roads just add into it in some places. look at thatgreen. inner lp and outer loop of the belt way. those hov lanesear washington boulevard, right side blocked by a vehicle fire there and asde y out, vicentree a crash there. an update on bw parkway coming up >>> thank you. 4:54. w overnight an incredible story of survival. how a 19-year-old survived

d.c. and the street northeast festival. they are being reschehaled. d information will be made as soon as it's available. i would likow to call on director chris rodrigez whole s our emergency management agency. >> thank you, mayor. the d.c. homeland security and emergency management agency is the central coordinating agency for the districts overall responti to pot hurricanes here in the nation's capitol. sinceast week at the mayor's direction. hcema has been monstering the storm and briefing her senior leadership team. we have been coordinating with district agencies as well as our key regional and federal partners regarding any necessary ahead ofe need to take hurricane florence making landfall. as of this morning, ashe mayor said, what we can tell you about the predicted path of the hurricane is that the district will experience heavy rain, and that will result in localized and surge of flooding. particularly among our low lyi areas. downed trees, power lines and possible outages and transportation disruptions. >> it's important to note that weathe

new york avenue is reopened in northeast after a crash involvin a d.c. police suv. still waiting to find out exactly what happened and whetherny officers or other drivers were hurt in this crash. >>> now to the latest on the confirmation ctroversy surrounding president trump's take a look the the scene here. e group ultraviolet projected an image onto the courthouse on constitution where brett judge.ugh serves as a they don't want him confirmed. we're learning about who will questionnd kavanaugh the woman accusing him. >>> arizona prosecutor rachel mitchell will take the lead. democrats will give their own questions. yesterday president trump emphasized his support for kavanaugh and cticized t democrats. we'll have more coming up. >>> an unexpected moment at the unnsed nat that even caught president trump off guard. as the president boasted about his accomplishments yesterday, laughter could be heard in the chamber. >> in less than two years my adnistration has accomplished more than almost any administration in the history of our country. america's -- so true. didn

take a book with you because this could be a very slow day out of all the northeast airports, boston, new york, philadelphia, d.clow down planes and slow down your day. >> chad myers, thanks very much. >>> the steelers survive a trip to tampa beating the bucks for their first win of the season. andy scholes has more in the bleacher report. >> it's not been a great start to the season in pittsburgh, le'veon bell is still sitting out, there has been drama going on behind the scenes, but what helps solve all that is correct winning. first quarter ben roethlisberger to vans mcdonald and he just throws chris conte to the ground, one of the most disrespectful plays in nfl history. look at the reaction from his steelers teammates on the sidelines, they couldn't believe what just happened. that went for a 75-yard touchdown. pittsburgh built a big lead in this game thanks to ryan fitzpatrick throwing three interceptions in the third quarter. the steelers win this one 30-27. >>> the seven-year-old malia emma has become an internet sensation after she performed one of the most impressive national anthems ever before sunday

d.c. shooting and four others hurt in northeast. no arrest in either of the cases. >>> and the debate lived up to theheight. ted cruz and his opponent, a ss congreman taking the stage last night and pulling no punches. >> news 4 today starts now. >>> hi. we welcome you back into news 4 today on thisday morning. good morning. angie goff has the morning off. we want to update you on the crash thatt has p of 95 shutdown. this is i-95 in prince george's county. all northbound counties fromto 3 exits are shutdown. two second base lanes are shut well.s two people were rushed to the hospital after the crash. no word on when that r dway can reopened. we'll let you know as soon ase hear. it's 6:31. we want to start off with a check of theforecast. we have lauryn rickets with us. and this is the last few hours of spring. >> yes. we are -- summer. mmer. >> summer. what am i talking about? >> that's all right. >> i'm going to work on it in a little bit. >> it's all right. it feels like spring out there right now. thoser teures, 60s and 70s. a l

for the northeast watch out for severe weather from syracuse, new york, pittsburgh to d.c. travel disruptions, power outages, damaging winds, flash flooding. widespread drenching storms throughout the deep south along the gulf coast and by later this week, guess what, snow in montana. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> a former contestant on "dancing with the stars" is under arrest this morning. the details next. >>> also, a major scare for commuters inside a brand-new terminal known as the grand central of the west. the new concern that the building may not hold up. >>> and why is the divorce rate now plummeting? >>> you gh >>> you might say an all-points bulletin is out in florida for this missing guy. a kangaroo is on the run in florida. his name is storm. he's 5 years old, escaped from a sanctuary near palm beach on monday. animal control officers are asking for the public to call in with any sightings. >>> a college student is recovering after he was shot in the head during a road rage incident near atlanta. neil seiz was heading home from a baseball game

d.c. police. these kids disappeared yesterday. they were at their hegrandm home in northeast but there was some type of dispute. police belie they are with the woman who you see here on the screen. she i the mother of one of these children but does n have permission to have her child with her. we'l continue to stay in communication with them and bring you updates toughout the morning. now back to you. >> thank 'su. 4:05. developing this morning out of dallas, texa the white police officer that shot and killed an unard black man over the weekend has been arrested. she went to the apartment thinking it was her own apartment. she shed when saw him she opened fire killing him and now she is charged with manslaughter she was devout christian and his loved ones were devastated. >>> also developing this morning, one of the mt powerful men in television is now out of a job. cbsnnnced its parting ways with long time ceo lesmoonves. six women have come forwardsi ac him of sexual harassment and assault. denies the allegations t callinghem appalling. he is expected to receive at settleme

d.c. police tell news 4 they went missing yesterday from the 800 block of division avenue northeast. they're with the woman you see on your screee to the right. she is the mother of one of these kids but doe not hav permission to have her child with her. she may be using public transportation. >> aroup of catholics spent part of their weekend demanding reform within the catholic church. they stood in the rain yesterday holding signs in nthwest d.c. we call it the vatican embassy. later today anotherti eal gathering will take place today. the cathedral of st. matthew the apostle plans to hold two listening sessions to allow people to share their thoughts with the church. they're meant to help bui transparency between the catholic chur and it's followers. there's new calls for cardinal wuerl tore-sign. he's calling for wuerl to step down. he says i was n an easy decision. a recent granjury report ccused him of covering up claims while he was in pittsburgh. he denies a cover up but asked for forgiveness for his errors in judgment. that he im in a letter can no longer participate in any

d.c. tampering wh fire hydrants and it's putting thousands of people at risk. they have been opened half a inen times at feocations northeast. itre was so much water forced police to close an intersection and it's concerning police, firefighters and d.c. water. >> it's absolutely illegal. npd mpd is involved and looking for him and we're concerned. we're really concerned. >> police don't know whether the same person is behind all sixin dents and they're not sure what the motive is for opening . l the hydran >> this morning the frederick county health department in maryland is warning people t o st of the water. >> it seems as if the rain we have beenet gting is overwhelming sewage facilities overflowing you can see the rivers and areas to avoid highlighted in red. salth officials no one should swim in these areas for at least a week and a lot more rain could bee on way. 6:11. as we age, sometimes our memories can fade. >> new research suggests a way to slow down the process. plus the sto you'll have to see to believe. a d.c. rat pulle a fire alarm. details next. >> then just fallsno right well, this morning we have a lot of

d.c. streetcar, police officers went in and out of store front in the 1900 block oe nning road northeast. police say e11 peo were arrested for possession with intent to distribute money. selling them remains a crime in the district even though private recreationalse is legal. two guns were also recovered. >> we don't want it. >> reporter: advisory neighbhood commissioner says the store front business drew the type of foot and vehicle traffic that discouraged legitimate businesses from investing in the block. >> think are choosing to operate in our community because we do not have all of the outward signs of the development boom that's coming. >> reporter: earlier thisonth she d.c. police released these ima from the bust of a pop up district. a gun was seized. >> it does not enhance the overall growth of our community. as a matter of act, it puts damper on it. >> reporter: d.c. police have made a number of arrests at events and parties where people have been selling marijuana and edibles. it's in response in citizen complaints. >>> the mayor just announced change in d.c. policy the public

northeast earlier this month. if you have information on this cse,l d.c. police.hey're offering a reward. >>> we are looking for your this afternoon. the fda has questions about a study that shows silicon breast ill plants may be linked to rare diseases.on of the top cancer studies found it. conditions like lupus and autoimmune diseases among somet ts but the fda takes issue with how the study was conducted is that says it will meet next year to renew the data. >>> a reallymi png health story. a dramatic advance in the terrell of spinal cord injuries. >> a new spine stimulator has patients walking again.ds erica edw has the story. reporter: you are watching a medical milestone. several people who were paralyzed after devastating spinal cord injuries are now walking minimalassistance. these patients at the university of louisville in kentucky have an electronic stimulator implanted on their spinal cord. they've been through hours and hours of grueling physical therapy. first on a treadmill with trainers moving their legs for them in stemoing tions. >> it takes a lo

analyst from beijing michael coverage he's a senior advisor for northeast asia at the international crisis group and from washington d.c. michael purcell director of operations at the center for global interests gentlemen welcome to the program pavel let me start with you we're seeing strong pictures coming out of siberia what is the main message here. well day's. exercises or actually war games happening in the russian far east are really a big deal there's a lot of russian troops being mobilized and moved forward it's happening from the our take in the pacific and then. the far east and partially in siberia but the main ground action is going to happen in the transom by cowher zakk by call yet region which is actually north of the chinese border russian them exercises happened there is a regular basis and always before they had that bit of a kind of over town that this could be posh a way to be prepared for a process will clash with russia china and so this time for then to be no kind of speculations on that the russian military invited the chinese contingent that they part also contingent small contingent from mongo

analyst from beijing michael coverage he's a senior advisor for northeast asia at the international crisis group and from washington d.c. michael purcell director of operations at the center for global interests gentlemen welcome to the program pavel let me start with you we're seeing strong pictures coming out of siberia what is the main message here. well day's. exercises or actually war games happening in the russian far east are really a big deal there's a lot of russian troops being mobilized and moved forward it's happening from the arctic in the pacific and in. the far east and partially in siberia but the main ground action is going to happen in the transom by cowher zakk by call yet region which is actually north of the chinese border russian them exercises happened there is a regular basis and always before they had that bit of a kind of over town that this could be oh so posh way to be prepared for a process of a clash with russia china and so this time for then to be no kind of speculations on that the russian military invited the chinese contingent that they part also contingent small contingent from mongo

northeast last night. police say a man was sitting in and when a man walked u shot them. they both surprised. d.c. mayor muriel bowsers surprised with the violence. >> dramatic,ra oous and it happened across the city. all non-randomacts. all people lely who knew each other. >> as of this morning there have been at least 119 homicides in d.c. that numbe has already surpassed all the killings in 2017 when there were 116. >>> it's 434. today the jury will begin deliberating in the case of avi inia man accused of killing his wife and a police officer who tried to help. he opened fire on thefficers wh responded to the scene. prince williams county oicer ashley winden was killed. it was her first day on the job. o other officers were hurt. hamilton's attorney argued hisu client snapped and didn't intend to kill anyone. if convicted of capital murder hamilton could face the death penalty. >>> these are the stories we're following for you today. four people are in the hospital after a head-on crash in dale city. it shows the fire that started seconds after impact. a silver chrysler jumped the median and s