baltimore police said the suspect shot the officer and the officer shot back kling the man.ng >> this mor parents are frustrated and worried that their kids wereed expo mold at the university of maryland. hundreds of freshmen are staying at a hotel while the university cleans the entireng buildi some say this isn't how they anted to start their college careers. >> it's very frustrating. school is pretty stressful so it not theest thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now that require me to use an inhaler ery fourr five hours. it's not fair that we have to go through these medical expenses. >> we asked aut the health complaints. the university said students should visit their doctor. story outa developin of iowa this morning we just goi video the newsroom. this happened early yesterday morning but the clean up is still underway. according to an nbc news afill t -- affiliate, this is a union pacific train. it was csed by a bridge failure and you might recall that story by nbc news earlier this year tt found more than 50,000 bridges across the u.s. are falling apar o mo this to c

. >> a baltimore police officer is expected to survive following a deadly shootut with a suspect. walt mother polire baltiolice shot the suspect.or >>> thisng parents are frustrated and worried that their children were exposed t mold at the university of maryland. photos show mold on windows, furniture and personal belongings. hundreds of fresh men are staying at a hotel while the university cntans the ee building. recent rainh and hig humidity maybe making the problem worsy >> it's v frustrating. school is pretty stressful so 's not the best thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now tha require me to use an inhaler every four to five hours. it'sel defin not fair that we have to go through these medical expenses >> we asked the school about the health complaints and they said students should visit the doctor or the health center. >> michelle obama is urging people to vot at the elections in november. it is the first of twoor stops her nonpartisan group when we all vote. mrs. obama is a co-chair for the non-profit organization that encourages people to participate in the vo

that happened in west baltimore. police in baltimore say the s respect the officer and the officer fired back killing the man. >> sentenc tg begay for bill cosby. he is facing up to 30 years in prison for sexually aaulting andrea constand. his other accusers are calling for tax mum sentence which could mean life in prison for cosby. he is 81 yrs old. >> many of you remember this image showing a firefighter save an elderly woman during last's wepartment fire in southeast washington. yesterday betty carter thanked him for saviner life. he was happy to see her but he was just doing his job. >> two major road projects could impact your commute through loudoun county. >> one could sve a traffic issue for years to come while the other sts down major road for several weeks. they approve an expansion proj15t on route that will widen it from two lanes to four. it would also add traffic circlesn keyreas of congestion. the plan goes to the design phase. it will be aublic hearing on the plan this wednesday. >> in ashburn a road will be

the workplace shooting that happened yesterday at a rite aid distribution center northeast of baltimore. police say a woman working at a temporary job at a rite aid warehouse fired on colleagues with a handgun killing three people before turning the gun on herself. investigators are still looking for em in the attack. three other people were hurt, but they are expected to survive. right eight issued a statement which says the company is deeply saddened by the events that transpired. >>> whole foods under fire for the way they handled hazardous waste. coming up, the punishment for violating state laws and what it means for future employees. >>> from battling california wildfires to saving lives in north carolina. first responders return to the bay area and to share their stories. up next. >>> the golden gate bridge traffic looks pretty good. how foggy is it? not a lot of fog in southern marin . the is going to be an easy commute into san francisco. >>> we had our warm-up for everybody yesterday. still looks pretty nice today. maybe some subtle changes near the coast. more on that. >>> welcome b

it happened at a rite-aid distribution center about 35 miles northeast of baltimore. police say that a 26-year-old woman armed with a handgun opened fire on coworkers. three were killed, three others hurt. police say the woman then shot herself, and she later died. it was the third mass shooting in the past 24 hours. a gunman wounded four coworkers at a software company in middleton, wisconsin, before he was killed in a shoot-out with police. and in masontown, pennsylvania, a police officer took down a gunman who had shot and wounded four people outside a courtroom. chip reid is at the scene of today's shooting in aberdeen. chip. >> reporter: well, good evening. there's no question that mass shootings have become horrifyingly common, but there's one thing very uncommon about today's shooting-- the perpetrator was a woman. >> any idea what the number of victims are? >> not at this time. >> reporter: first responders arrived on the scene just after 9:00 a.m., about five minutes after the shooting began. >> two g.s.w.s, one to the chest, one to the abdomen, one rr the back. >>

we see the baltimore sun pressing the baltimore city police department, there are all of these articlesall these questions. in 2014, that wasn't happening in baltimore. it wasn't happening in st. louis. it wasn't happening in cities across the country. we were the people doing that, using social media. but i'm not naive to the other side of it, right? so the first person ever permanently banned from twitter was banned for trying to raise money to get me killed. so i'm sensitive to those issues, too. but on the whole, it really helped us build a community that could actually enact real change and press issues that otherwise wouldn't get any play. >> i read your book. i have a lot of questions for you and your book. so, first, i'd love to define some terms. and one of the things you talk about in the beginning is equality versus equity. >> yeah, yeah. >> can you define both terms? >> yeah, so, we think about equality is everybody gets the same thing. equity is that people get what they need and deserve. so when we think about school system funding, we know that it costs more to teach kids

given any information on the suspect's name at this point and the baltimore police have not released the name of the officer. he has been suspended with payw e it is being investigated. i'm tracee back to you in the studio. >>> all right. keep us posted. some sad news out of hollywood. we just learned that singer olivia newton john is battling cancer. it is her third cancer in three decades. amshe told a pro doctors found a tumor in her lower back in 2017. newton john said she underwent radiation and is now treating the cancer naturally. the star of the movie "grease" turns 70 this month. we certainly wish her well. >> wish her luck. >>> this one sounds like a prank. this can actually cause a lot of nemage. >> som has been going around opening up water hydrants. why it is n only dangerous but can do a lot of damage. >>> lady gaga can act.f think these two as oscar contenders. >> and stay with storm team 4 as >> and stay with storm team 4 as hurricane florence is expected z2x54z z16fz y2x54y y16fy fast, reliable internet is crucial. does it every go down? yes. can't do my job. h busin

both of them live in baltimore. >>> police in greenbel are investigating a deadly a woman was hit andled early in the morning. itpe hapned from south kenu nhlworth avee and greenbelt road. the woman has been identified as paulte barden of silver spring. >>> good news for today for commuters. the 45-day project of metro's red line has finally come to an haend. for morea month, the red line was shut down for repairs and maintenance. metro is running on a holiday schedule today, so the system won't officially open until 8:00 a.m. >>> look at the sunrise. it looks pretty because we're sitting inside the air conditio'rng. >> if y outside, you feel it. it's humid. it's warm. there it is,ul beaut sunrise. that sun is heating us up. it's 78 degrees. and feels more like the low 80s. as we go throughhe day today, we will be so hot and humid, that will feel from 1003 to degrees. we have 90s in the forecast, through thursday. even as the kid head back to school, it will feel like the dog days of summer. dress cool this week. you want to make sure you wear that light, loose clothing. 80 i annapoli

two baltimore police divers had to be taken to shock trauma after having troubles diver in the quarry area where liu disappeared. >>> today the pject on the red line wraps up. for more than a month the red line was shut down for and improvement. metro is running on a holiday schedule today. it will be open until 11 p.m. offpeak fares will in effect all day and parking is free at metro rail parking lot. >> do you remember the feeling on the first day of school? >> yes, all the nerves, the butterflies. >> exactly. excited. in just a little over 24 hours kits across virgia will be getting ready for beolscho ringing in andersonia the city of falls church as well as arlington and stafford counties. >> students are also headed i bk tomorr parts of maryland. it includes calvert, arles, month, prince jorgesz st. mary's and washington coties. safety for the students is a iority across the board. that's part of the reason ngficials in prince georges county are rolli out a new app. this is called here comes the bus. through thisp, ap parents will be able to find out where a school bus is, if it'

workplace shooting rampage that happened yesterday at a rite aid distribution center northeast of baltimore. police a temporary at the rite-aid warehouse fired on coworkers with a gun. lling herself. investigators are still looking for a motive. three other people people were hurt but are expected to survive. rite-aid issued a statement saying the company is deeply saddened by the events that transpired. >>> bill cosby is scheduled to be sentenced next week after his sexual assault conviction. he is due in court on monday for a sensing hearing. in april a jury found cosby guilty of drugging and molesting a woman at his home in 2004. state sentencing guidelines range from 1 - 4 years in jail to a maximum of 10 years in prison for each of the three counts the judge could also opt for house arrest or even probation. >> certainly, the world is watching this case and what kind of a sentence bill cosby gets. he is 81 years old. now one of the postal -- poster people for the me too movement. >> cosby's lawyers are expected to ask the judge to consider his age and health problems before handing down the se

there's been a mass shooting at a distribution centre in a town near baltimore. policecustody in critical condition. in libya, six people have been killed in the fighting in the capital, tripoli. the violence came after the announcement of new security arrangements for the capital. bbc arabic covers that. lots of you are admiring this 300m long spider web in greece. we're told tetra—natha spiders are responsible. they build large nests for mating. you would think that would do the trick. amazon has unveiled a range of devices to make using all of amazon's services easier. greg and kim. already got world domination but looking for more. -- let's bring in camp. they want to ta ke let's bring in camp. they want to take over your home. that is what this was about. they revealed a 50 new products in less than 90 minutes including things like microwave that can be activated by his voice assistant alexa, the idea being that amazon wants to make alexa for your home what microsoft made its office products into the thing that you and i use every day at work. that is why there are

there is police of this along force of officers bill of rights everybody supposedly has known different but a lot of them have a lot of you know have some of the same language like in baltimore if a police officer is involved in a shooting he will she has ten days before they even have to make a statement about it giving them the ample time to be able to come up with whatever the story they're going to come up with you know back out for that story and if it's true or not if you if you god forbid but if you went out and you were you got involved in the shooting or something like that and you pulled the trigger would they give you ten days to come up with a story. i'll call you when i'm going to fail because i'm going to be a lot of people out but within minutes of reading it is that you know you know out of the stand you know policing is a tough job i get it i'm not here to say is easy but if we sit here and we act like every single cop is innocent they should never be held accountable and they are doing a maison job that's a problem it's not true i mean home aside the clearance rate for home a size and bottom one city is like under fifty percent so it's like you know you're

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maria: welcome back many a police veteran shot and wounded in baltimore.auren: baltimore police officer was wounded and the suspect was killed during a shootout last night. authorities say the officer's injuries do not appear life-threatening. it's not clear what prompted the shooting. we are this year at least 37 officers have been killed by gunfire in this country. well, thousands of residents near the south carolina coast on alert for possible evacuations starting today. swoleen rivers are threatening to flood entire communities. thousands of fish washed up on a north carolina highway yesterday. take a look at that. moody's analytics is estimating the economic cost of hurricane florence could be as much as $50 billion, the seventh largest economic burden caused by a storm on record. if you are tired of cramped quarters of airplanes, you might be in luck. congress is preparing to require the faa to set new rules for seat sizings and for more leg room on planes. lawmakers want to establish new standards for allowing service animals to fly with their owner

baltimore. that quick response, police now say, they are hoping wl help those officers in their recovery. >> one of them is in serious condition. again, we could be talking about a completely different situation based on wt they encountered when they got into that apartment. so we arer very, very, v relieved tonight that both of our officers are alive. >> reporter: and as you heard there, a very close call. looking now on the scene here, officers still here on the scene investigating, crime tape still up. at this time, we do not have a i.d.s on those officers or the suspect involved. we are told a second person also in that apartment was taken into police custody as well. we are told at least one of rt and ableers is a to talk at this time. another may require surgery at this time as well, but their injuries are said to be non-life threatening. we're live here in district s, heigustin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> and right now we're also following two other developing stories this morning. >> a senior apartment complex in southeast was taken over by an inferno, giving residents secon

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police. >>> breaking news in baltimore, now. a business celebrating its 150th anversary thisyear, destroyed by fire. bad one this is a we spoke with baltimore fire officials at the scene. they had to call in multipl units to try to fight this fire. look at the pictures. you can see how bad it is. this is on south broadway. th is the main drag. the call came in a little after midnight. this is a paint stop called budeke's paint. that's not the extent of the damage. the fire also got to a church. >>> closure for a family this morning. the n accused of kidnapping young girl and her grandmother led police to their bodies one month after they disappeared. they were last seen in harrisonburg, virginia, in early august. police found their bodies on wednday. he was captured in pennsylvania in august. the family gave prosecutors peission to mak plea deal. >>> we're getting closer to finding out who will sit on the in the trial of the man charged i the d.c. mansion murders. darren went is accused of kiing three family members and a housek

baltimore. the woman was a temporary employee there. lauren blanchard is at the scene with more. >> reporter: police are releasing the name of the suspected shooter, snochia mosely of baltimore county. earlier today the fbi and police were all here responding to a shooting. they say inside they found 7 people shot in this facility behind me. the shooting in maryland. >> there were people shot inside and outside the business. we believe it began outside and moved inside. >> reporter: police say the 26- year-old lone female suspected shooter killed three and injured three before she was taken into custody and transported to a hospital in critical condition. she later died from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> she was a temporary employee working her normal workday. i don't know what time that began. she reported for her normal workday today. >> reporter: law enforcement said they didn't fire any shots and arrived only five minutes after the first 911 call came in. >> unfortunately, we're customed to this. although this is the unpredictable, we train for it. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for rite aid says about 1,000 employees work at the fa

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. >>> police outside baltimore, maryland are investigating a motive behind a deadly shooting at a distributionid. authorities say a 26-year-old woman who was a temporary employee opened fire at the building yesterday morning. three died and three others were hurt. the suspect died at the hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. this was the third workplace shooting in 24 hours. there were also shootings in wisconsin and pennsylvania. >>> google employees considered ways to tweak search results in response to the trump administration travel ban, according to the wall street journal. reporters reviewed internal google e-mails in the days after the travel ban was instituted. they found that employees floated ideas about ways to tweak the search functions to show people how to support pro-immigrationro contact their lawmakers. google says none of the ideas were implemented and they don't manipulate search results to implement political views. >> silicon valley leadership released these results. they show 68% support google's mega development. 24% oppose it. 8% undecided. most voters like the

police say snochia mosely of baltimore county is a suspect shooter in this case. now, earlier today, the atf, fbi and police all responded to a shooting. police say when they arrived to this facility behind me, they found seven people shot. the shooting at a rite aid distribution center in maryland. >> there were people shot inside and outside the business. we believe it began outside and moved inside. >> reporter: police say the 26- year-old lone female suspected shooter killed three and injured three before she was taken into custody and transported to a hospital in critical condition. she later died from a self- inflicted gunshot wound. >> she was a temporary employee working her normal workday. i don't know what time that began. she reported for her normal workday today. >> reporter: law enforcement said they didn't fire any shots and arrived only five minutes after the first 911 call came in. >> unfortunately, we are become accustomed to this. although this is the unpredictable, we train for it. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for rite aid says about 1,000 employee

. >>> police outside of baltimore, maryland are investigating the motive behind a deadly shooting at a distribution center for rite aid. authorities say a 26-year-old woman who was a temporary employee opened fire at the building yesterday morning. three died and three others were hurt. the suspect died at the hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. this was the third workplace shooting in 24 hours. there were also shootings in wisconsin and pennsylvania. >>> the trump administration says the u.s. will now officially act to deter and respond to cyber attacks. the new strategy signed by president trump means the federal government is taking a more aggressive approach from around the world. it will include protecting federal networks and preventing intellectual property theft. john bolton said it includes launching attacks against the perpetrators >> a european company has successfully tested a satellite cleanup device. it is believed to be the first successful demonstration of space cleanup technology. it signals an early step towards solving already what was a critical issue, d

. >>> police outside of baltimore, maryland, they're investigating the motive behind a deadly shooting6-year-old woman who was a temporary employee there opened fire in the building this morning. three people died, threes hurt. police say the suspect died at the hospital from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. this was the third workplace shooting in just 24 hours. there were shootings yesterday in wisconsin and pennsylvania. >>> concern is growing in north carolina over the environmental harm caused by hurricane florence. the flooding is preventing experts from collecting water samples for lab testing. aerial photographs showed widespread devastation to farms in eastern north carolina. state officials are concerned about the threat from animal waste from those farms. more than 3.5 million chickens and turkeys and 5500 hogs have been killed in the flooding. >>> now, our parent company, disn disney, announced a $500,000 donation to the red cross hurricane florence relief drive today. this is incredible. our abc sister station in north carolina and other abc owned stations hosted a phone ba

police is expected to survive following a deadly shoot out with a suspect. th took place in west baltimore. unclear what lead up to the shoot out.or baltime police and the suspect shot the officer and the officer shot back killing the man. police are examine police body camera footage as part of the investigation. >> parents are frustratednd worried that their students were exposed to mold at the university of maryland. hundreds of fresh men are now staying at the hotel as the university cleans entire building. the university believes recent rain a high humidity made the existi problem worse. some students say this is not how they wanted to start their cocaege ers. >> it's very frustrating. the school is pretty stressful so it's not the best thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now that require men to use inhaler every 4 to 5 hours. it's definitely not fair we have too through the medical expenses. >> we asked the school about the health complaints. the university says students should visit their doctor. de minutes after the hour right now. ree dens are still trying to pull their

police say she was trying to save a driver trapped in flash flo, floodiut she was trapped into the rushing waters. this unfolding 30 miles east of baltimore. >>> the suspect in murder is now locked up in a virginia jail. state police tracked down rodney conyers in suffolk, in southeastern virginia. they recognized his license plate down there. officers say conyers took off. he eventually crashed in a tunnel. ers is accused of killing his girlfriend at a home on south view drive in oxon hill, aryland, early yesterd morning. brittiney cobb was 26 years old. prin george's county police say they had argued before the attack. police say this crime appeared to haved invol domestic violence. we have a complete list of domesoic violence ces in our area on our nbc washington app, just search safe at home. o> there is a new ad out that's getting a lot buzz. both nike and colin kaepernick's name trending on twitter tonight because of the scene you see re. the ad has a message, "believe in something, even ifea it m sacrificing everything." it is super imposed overni kaeper's face. he's known for starting that trend of kaking anee during the national

baltimore for treatment. we can tell you back out live, some relief for the prince george's police department is those injuries do appear to be non-life threatening. at least one officer was alert and able to speak. another could be in need of surgery at this time. the officers nor the suspect have been identified at this time. one other person in thatt apartmlso was taken into police custody. it is unclear, though, if those two people were the target of this warrant. we're live here in princege geor county, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you, justin. >>> it's 4:31 right now. as you start your thuray, we're also working on the forecast and commute. >>s melis in with a look at the roads, but we begin with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell and a look at theeorecast as inch closer to the weekend. >> yes, indeed. closer and closer with each passing moment to the weekend. i hope wou have some funkend plans. the weather is going to cooperate for the most part with youraturday plans. if you have stuff to do outside sunday, you may want to startre inking that. your thursday morning, though, all is quiet. a lit

he was told the baltimore sun baseball park was a sacred place for john. >>> donald wuerl will meet with police in d.c. to talk about the sex abuse scandal involving him and the church. somebody walked out on sunday mass. >> considerable animosity. >> shame on you. >> cdinal wuerl kept speaking as the man walked out of the church in northwest d.c. the outburst dame as the cardinal asked parishioners to keep pope francis in their procedures. this is the visible sign felt by some catholic another parishioner turned her back on the cardinal as he spoke. t>> i don't thinky did this out of malice at all. but i think they ased their position. >> cardinal wuerl is facing a storm of criticism and lls for his resignation, as a grand jury accused him of covering up sex he has not been charged with wrongdoing and denies he helped in thecover-up. >> we reached out to the archdiocese for a comment on the mass interruption. they responded with this statement.ne quote, individual in the congregation expressed anger and several left during the cardinal's remas. however, the cardinal was also met with applause

breaking news in maryland this weekend --nff duty police officer shot at a man who was trying to break into his truck in a parking lot. the officer works in baltimore city, but the confrontation and gunfireappened hea on silver hill road intr dt heights. >> police are sayingff the oer confronted the man, then fired anthe suspect ran off. police are actively searching for him. also, the officer was not hurt. >>> fired up and ready to go. once again, barack obama making his debut on the campaign trail ahead of the midterm elections. >> is bee a while since we have seen him out there on the geump. his mestoday, particularly to young people srk that need to get out and vote. he spoke today about where our untry finds itself now. >> this november's elections are moremportant than a i can remember in my lifetime. a glance at the recent headlines should tell thaw this moment really is different. we have the chance -- not the certainty, be you the chance -- to restore some semblance of sanity to ourpolitics. if you thought elections don't matter, i hope these t las years have corrected that impression. >> and the president did not shy away from calling out

. >> reporter: police have identified that lone suspect as snochia mosley, 26 years old from baltimore county maryland. >> we do not have a motive for the senseless crime. >> reporter: the shooting is over, the investigation goes on. dan shanman, nbc news. >>> the u.s. department offing ais investigating a widespread coli outbreak linked to packaged beef. 17 people have been sickened in four states nationwide. the supplier is recalling all 132,000 pounds of affected ground beef sold under various labels and packaged by cargill meat solutions. >>> meanwhile, you'll soon be paying more to fly. more airlines are boosting baggage fees, and it's going to cost you unless you're traveling light. >> reporter: the price of checked bags taking off. american airlines the latest carrier to announce a price hike. all bumping up luggage fees in the past 30 days. your first checked bag will be $30, up from $25, while the second will set you back another $40. southwest now the only major domestic airline not charging to check. >> even though they're making billions, that's into the enough f -- not eno

. >> you have been listening to the police briefing in harford county, north of baltimore. horrific shooting and multiple people shot and multiple fatalities. we are at a rite aid distribution center in a warehouse not far from baltimore. we are tracking the investigation. the sheriff saying multiple fatalities and a lone suspect in critical condition in a local hospital and none of the official who is responded to the scene had to fire a shot. what more do we know about this? >> the first question you heard that the authorities did not answer was at least telling about what people are trying to get to on the ground there. the question was, are you telling us that the suspect shot himself or herself there in the building? the question about whether there was an attempt for this person to kill himself or herself and also a question about the gender of the shooter. this started around 9:09 eastern time. it appears that the situation is secured. the reports that we have are five people shot. three people dead. not a lot more information there. it has been described by sources

maryland state police tve identifi victim as a man named donald tyner and janelle mcdougle, both from baltimore. >>> a woman was hit and killed early yesterday morning. it happened on the ramp from southbound kenilworth avenue to greenbelt road. investigators say the woman was hit by two cars. the woman has been identified. >>> we told you about the traffic spiking tomorrow. here's some good news. the 45-day project on metro's red line has finally come to an enn for more t a month, the red line was shut down for repairs and maintenance. metro is running on a holiday schedule today, so the system won't officially open until 7:00 a.m. >> amazon is known for quickly delivering packages to your door. >> some authorities are accusing the o giaspeed over safety. jo ling kent reports. >> reporte inside in fulfillment center outside dallas, the focus is on speed, efficiency and customer satisfaction. but employees say amazon's work demands are ruining her life. >> it's been the ultimate nightmare. >> reporter: he says she process an average of 600 items an hour. at a brokenorkstation that injured her b

local police in the us state of maryland say there have been multiple fatalities in a shooting in the town of aberdeen, near the city of baltimoreribution centre, which has been placed on lock—down. police have advised people to stay away from the area. at about 9:06am this morning, a report came into a dispatch centre from the destruction centre of shots fired. immediately, deputies and officers, troopers, otherfirst responders responded. we were on scene just responders responded. we were on scenejust in over responders responded. we were on scene just in over five minutes, arriving, law enforcement and ems quickly paired up together, got into the building to renderfirst aid where appropriate. treat patients in an attempt to locate a suspect or suspects. at this time, i can confirm with what wounded and multiple fatalities. based on what we know right now, and again, very preliminary, the lone suspect is in custody and it is in serious condition in a local hospital. it appears to be a single weapon used, appears to be a single weapon used, a single handgun, and there were no shots fired by law enforcement officers responded to

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sight began work on both of thoses offic before a state police helicopter was brought in to fly those officers to a shock c traumaenter in the baltimore area. now, back out ve, as i said, as you can see here, the investigation is still ongoing at this time. it's unclear, though, if that suspect was the target of that warrant or a econd person also in that unit, who is now in custody, was the target either. we don't have names of the suspects yet or the two officers. we're told one of those officers is able to speaknd alert. another may require surgery. t'll bring you more updates as we getm here on the scene. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> 5:31 our time rightwe now. e also working on a look a the foreca commute. >> melissa has a chuck on the roads. first, we check in with chuck bell as we hea closer to the weekend. so far, just beautiful weather. >> absolutely. we h a long stretch of cloudy, rainy weather around here. the combination was either blazing hot and humid or it was rain.g down we've at least brought that all to an end. live picture over washington thisorning. visibility not much of an issue around town.

police bound rallies to welcome wine a fierce critic of the ugandan president. several people have been killed in a shooting north of the u.s. city of baltimore several others were wounded the incident took place close to a drug store distribution center authorities say a lone suspect is in critical condition at a local hospital. the leaders of south and north korea have wrapped up their historic summit with a symbolic show of unity back in seoul president moon j.n. said kim jong un it wants a second summit with u.s. president donald trump soon in order to speed up denuclearization. and japan's prime minister shinzo abbay has been reelected as head of his ruling liberal democratic party and in landslide victory he want to around seventy percent of members vote based serves a third term who will become japan's longest serving premier in aug twenty twenty one. the world anti doping agency also known as wada has voted to lift a ban on russia's drug testing laboratory the move paves the way for russian athletes to return to a track and field and for the country to host major international sporting events while the ban had been in place since twen

police. >>> fire investigators are working to learn what caused this massiveow fire inown balt. this baltimore. this is the scene.. baltimore. this is the scene. baltimore. this is the scene. a national historic district where buildings go back 200 years. fire also spread to a neighboring church. thankfully no injuries have been reported. >>> now time to look at the weather the storm team 4 is tracking some rain. >> we'll hear when it's going to arrive along with coolerat tempes. >> reporter: cooler temperatures but any time we're still in summer we'realng about temperatures. you know that comes along with rain. 84 degrees.e feeling l88. we have the clouds around. that's theeginning och our changes. we're watching a line of showers and storms up to our north and west. this is part of the same weath system that will swing through as we go into the weekend. locally we're dry. all the countie you see shaded in green flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. this evening. we could see couple pop up storms b 4:00 p.m. later on niis afternoon and more as we go through t. i'll show you what tonight looks li

. >>> police are searching for a motive after a woman killed three people and wounded three more before fatally shooting herself at a rite aid distribution center in baltimore, maryland. this is a day after two other shootings in the office complex in wisconsin and municipal center in pennsylvania that left a total of seven dead. brian todd has the latest from maryland. >> reporter: christine and dave, the shooting began outside the building and moved inside. the sheriff says the total of six people were shot. three killed. three remain hospitalized. the 26-year-old female suspect is also dead. according to law enforcement, they have not described a motive for the attack. law enforcement sources tell cnn the 26-year-old was a temporary employee of the center and disgruntl disgruntled. after she opened fire in the facility, the suspect shot herself in the head once. that did not work. she shot herself in the head a second time. according to rite aid official, this was a massive facility. a distribution center where about 1,000 people work. according to law enforcement, officers arrived within five minutes of when this shooting started. law enforcement offici

maryland state police have identified the victims as donald tyner and janelle mcdougle. both ofm live in baltimore> good news as far as commutes are concerned. the 45-day project on metro's e to an has finally c end. for more than a month, the red line was shut down for repairs and maintenance. metro is running on a holiday schedule today, so the system won't officially open until 8:00 a.m. >>> amazon is known for quickly delivering packages r door. >> but some employees a accusing the tech giant of emphasizing speed over workers' safety. jo ling kent reports. >> reporter: inside in fulfillment center outside dallas, the focus is on speed, efficiency and customer satisfaction. but employees say amazon's work demandare ruining her life. >> it's been the ultimate nightmare. >> reporter: he says she esses an average of 600 items an hour. at a broken workstation that injured her back. >> it felt like somebody stabbed me in the back and drug a knife all the way down. >> reporter: allen showed us documents and claimed amazon tried to minimize her injury by not sending her to a doctor fori weeks and not

(catherine) a shooting in maryland just north of baltimore this morning left at least 4 people dead at a rite aid distribution center police say the shooter was a 26- year-old temp worker...who used a handgun to carry out her attack. police also confirmed the shooter eventually shot and killed herself. . no shots were fired by officers responding to the scene. investigators are now trying to figureoutwhy she opened fire.. sot sheriff jeffrey gahler, harford county, md"our detectives are still working to establish a timeline but at this time what we know is that the suspect was a temporary employee. she reported to her work day as usual and around 9am she shooting began. we do not at this time have a motive for this senseless crime." (catherine) one source says the woman was a disgruntled employee. federal authorities are joining the investigation. (ryan) a los angeles charter school was put on lockdown today - becauseof a near-by shooting. it happened at around noon near the 'charter high of the arts, multimedia, and performing school' -- in the van nuys section of the city. police say the shooting didn't happen inside the

alleged torture police band rallies to welcome why and why it is a fierce critic of the ugandan president several people have been killed in a shooting north of the u.s. city of baltimore several others were wounded it took place close to a drugstore distribution center authorities say a lone suspect is in critical condition at a local hospital. here in europe european union leaders they have clashed with britain's prime minister theresa may warning her that time is running out to agree on britain's exit from the e.u. known as breck's it meeting in the austrian city of salzburg prime minister may insisted that her breaks it plan is quote the only one on the table but you counsel president all of us he said her proposed a new economic partnership with the e.u. simply will not work it all looks so friendly and polite at the outset there certainly was common interest to come up with the direction deal regarding britain's future relationship with the european union but that didn't happen here. it will have to happen at a make or break meeting in a month. european council president donald rejected britain's plan regarding its future relationship with the e.u. the british wo

police officer. >>> and there is a frantic search for a woman who was swept awayer by floodw in harford county north of baltimore. she stopped toelp people who car was stuck on a bridge due to high water. the woman got out to help and o was sweptr the bridge. first responde have rescued two dozen people this week after heavy rain caused the flash floods. >>> lexington, rgia, is still feeling the fallout after white house press secretaryer sarah sa was asked to leave the red hen restaurant there. the incident in june sparked outrage and praise for the ownd taff who disagree with some of president trump's policies. the tourism office is apparently still getting calls about it. the rowan oaks times is reporting the tourism board isy using emerge funds to boost its online marketing campaign to try to get more creative and bring more positive coverage to the area. back here in d.c., we are getting ready for a hot couple of days. some folks celebrating labor day early, watching the national sim fony concert. ♪ >> reporter: the national sympho symphony orchestra onstage for t concerual labor day the crowds are turning

swift wate on friday, maryland state police say that 67-year-old daniel samis' car was disabled and then take away by water. this was on a bridge just northeast of baltimore in hartford county. they say that man and a woman passing by got out to help rescuehe stranded driver. but the woman fell and disappeared inhihat r water. samis' body was found yesterday morning and the search for the woman continues. >> we have to hope they find her. >>> at mass services, a request by washington's archbishop, cardinal wuerl. >> right. he's asking the priests to talk to their congregations about the recent sexual scandal. derrick ward, what are you attending? >> reporter: we know that cardinal wuerl will be giving the mass here at enunciation. he's here because of an installation of a new pastor. that's the tradition, that he would perform that installation. eut the other things that involved here and something that they're expecting in this mass that -- that will bring it to a lot of attention. of course, it was this past thursday when cardinal wuerl issued a post -- a letter to priests where he referred the disconcerting news and terrible revelations that the church

. >>> a terrifying morning at a rite aid facility outside of baltimore ended with a woman killing three of her co-workers. policeland, say she shot a total of six people before killing herself. investigators don't have a motive. witnesses say it was sparked by an argument. deputies say the alleged shooter was a temporary worker at the facility. witnesses say she just started firing. >> it's really scary when it's brought to your doorstep like that. this is usually a very calm area. >> i can't even fear -- i was just so scared. >> thursday's shooting came the day after a gunman in wisconsin shot four co-workers before being killed by police. three of those victims are still in the hospital. >>> the flooding emergency in the carolinas isn't over and may even grow worse. hurricane florence made landfall a week ago but rivers are still flooding. hundreds of roads are still blocked off, including interstate 40 and parts of interstate 95. it will be at least a week before those major highways do get to re-open. only 3% of the homeowners in north carolina have federal flooding insurance. the nfl's carolina panthers are