doug collins says, don't tell me about the song you heard before. tell me about the last song you're going to hear at the olympics, what you want it to be is your national anthem. >> absolutely. and the emotions going through for the players, you know, there's happiness. there's crying. there's laughter. i mean, every one of them is experiencing something different, because they've all come through a different journey in a different way. and to hear the national anthem and see your flag raised above everybody else, there's such pride that you can't, again, i continue to say you can't explain to people, you'll hear every olympian say, you can't explain what i was fortunate enough to go through. >> tamika catchings, her third gold medal, absolute star at tennessee. swin cash, part of the connecticut six of the 12 women of the united states. and diana taurasi, the heartbeat, emotional leader of this team. >> she really has been. i thought tamika catchings made a great statement. we all grow up. even from college, they're all proud of the colleges they

doug collins says, don't tell me about the song you heard before. tell me about the last song you're going to hear at the olympics, what you want it to be is your national anthem. >> absolutely. and the emotions going through for the players, you know, there's happiness. there's crying. there's laughter. i mean, every one of them is experiencing something different, because they've all come through a different journey in a different way. and to hear the national anthem and see your flag raised above everybody else, there's such pride that you can't, again, i continue to say you can't explain to people, you'll hear every olympian say, you can't explain what i was fortunate enough to go through. >> tamika catchings, her third gold medal, absolute star at tennessee. swin cash, part of the connecticut six of the 12 women of the united states. and diana taurasi, the heartbeat, emotional leader of this team. >> she really has been. i thought tamika catchings made a great statement. we all grow up. even from college, they're all proud of the colleges they

doug collins says, don't tell me about the song you heard before. tell me about the last song you're going to hear at the olympics, what you want it to be is your national anthem. >> absolutely. and the emotions going through for the players, you know, there's happiness. there's crying. there's laughter. i mean, every one of them is experiencing something different, because they've all come through a different journey in a different way. and to hear the national anthem and see your flag raised above everybody else, there's such pride that you can't, again, i continue to say you can't explain to people, you'll hear every olympian say, you can't explain what i was fortunate enough to go through. >> tamika catchings, her third gold medal, absolute star at tennessee. swin cash, part of the connecticut six of the 12 women of the united states. and diana taurasi, the heartbeat, emotional leader of this team. >> she really has been. i thought tamika catchings made a great statement. we all grow up. even from college, they're all proud of the colleges they

collins, news4. >>> well, now storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer is still in new orleans, still battling the storm that's just sitting there right now, right, doug? >> reporter: hello, everybody. not just still in new orleans, but they're still down here, too, as far as hurricane isaac is concerned, coming onshore, and eventually back over open waters and now just 6 on miles to the west of us. let's look at what's going on, the latest on isaac. once again a tropical storm with winds of 70 miles per hour moving to the northwest tomorrow, really more northerly. you can see what's happening here. this is the last 24 hours. one thing you notice for sure, this is an extremely slow-moving storm just literally sitting and continuing to produce very heavy wind, and a lot of rain. take a look. winds gusting upwards of 60 to 70 miles an hour over the last 24 hours, including a 74-mile-an-hour wind gust along lane pontchartrain, 76 miles an hour down around shelby, and 83-mile-an-hour winds down toward grand isle. i also heard maximum wind gusts reported 101 from this storm. how about the rainfall tota

collins live in florida. that threat from isaac denying events from the national convention. we ha dougzader has the latest on the changes. >>> they are already hitting here. the rain kicked up noticeably over the past few minutes. we are getting winds that kind of thing but take a look to the right. >> we went inside yesterday we are going through the whole process they are going through dress rehearsals getting everything ready for the convention. it had to be delayed for at least a day because convention organizers have to have flexibility. >> we couldn't be assured with the huge buses over the bridges between clear water and tampa. that was the first thing. the second thing is the secret service took down the tents in the forum. >> it will be a mess no question. as far as the schedule is concerned everybody gets pushed back a day. spent a good part of the weekend getting ready for that. ing it it is a final best chance to reintroduce himself to the american public. >> remember the popeye line i am what i am and that's all that i am? i am doing my best to get this country back on tra

>> pat collins will have more on what may have caused this accident coming up in the second half hour of news 4 at 6:00. >>> might be showers tonight. doug, how close? >> they're real close to the metro area. along i-95. if you're thinking about taking a trip up i-95, to the south towards richmond, you're going to run into some rain over the next hour or so. 79 degrees the current number. wind out of the south right now at 12 miles per hour much here's where the rain is. you can see that line. it is a line making its way right across maryland in through portions of northern virginia. some of the heaviest rain in through portions of prince william county to the west of woodridge and quantico. still 20 minutes west of the i-90 corridor. up to the north, montgomery county seeing showers and even a few thunderstorms right around damascus right now. all that moving to the east. i'll show you when it comes through the metro area coming up in a bit. >> thanks, doug. >>> skeletal remains were found in a grassy area along 395 in alexandria. a construction crew found it. it was in a grassy area near the exit ramp from northbound 395 to east duke s

doug. >>> someone found a woman's body wrapped in a bag near a ft. washington creek last night. today, police are looking into the possibility that the victim is a woman reported missing in d.c. pat collins is live in southeast with surveillance video showing the last time the woman was seen before she disappeared. pat? >> reporter: jim, where is chavonne phillips? monday she dropped her daughter off at day care and then vanished. is this related to a discovery in prince georges county? we begin our story with her mother. >> what do you think happened here? >> i think it's foul play. >> this is security camera video of phillips when she was last seen. it was monday morning, she was dropping off her 2-year-old daughter at a day care center in northeast. she never picked up her daughter that day. and she's not been heard from since. her mother wants some answers. >> are you worried for her? >> just want her to come home. just bring her home. >> reporter: she is 23 years old. she lives in the benning park apartments in southeast. she was supposed to start a hotel job this week. but she never showed up for that. her parents say she was devoted to her baby girl denia. she was never to late to