. >>> some breaking news in northeast d.c., where another man has been shot and lled. right now, police are looking for four men wearing dark clothes, who were spotted in the area of 7th and girard street, in the edge wowood area. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital. this is the 100th homicide in the district this year. that time last year,e were at 73. back to you. >>> it's 5: right now. some think that medica mar oirijuana could be the answer to overcoming the opid epidemic. >> but so far, the only evidence that cannabis relieves pain is from paents. there's no scientific evidence thatrk any of it scientists at ucla are trying to change that. but the federal government considers marijuana a schedule 1 drug, the same as heroin. that means research is restricted. 30 states have legalized some cannabis.edical >>> we haven't heard from a grammy-winning country car arrested on an airplane. this is gretchen wilson on tuesday night. police say she was arrested for allegedly creating a disturbance. when officers tried to interview her, they say she became belligeren

inside the clinic area on northeast d.c. that helps workers, it was like anrmy battlefield hospital three weeks ago, when clients start overdosing, one after another after another. we had 15 overdoses withi two days. they managed to save them, thanks to having the drug. nd reporter: news 4 was there as d.c. fire crews tended to people who overdosed on a possibly fatal batch of dgs called k2 or synthetic marijuana even though the chemical component is diffent. >> two people have died from k2 overdoses. >> reporter: the director of central mison near union station. he was so alarmed by the deadlyb oureak going on he and his staff organized a town hall meeting to discuss the matter with residents. >> k2 is the latest thing kicking people while they are down. it t ising advantage of people in their poverty to get a cheap high, bute process, it is killing people. >> reporter: d.c. officials say 300 people were treated at hoitals for erdoses during a ten-day period in july. more than all of jul in 2017. in northwest, jackie bensen

a 7-month-old baby missing for three days out of northeast d.c. has been found safe. police say the mother reported the baby missing after the woman she asked to watch the baby never returned the boy. as police searched for the baby and forthomas, investigators learned the babe by was actually safe at the police station. we're working right now to find out more information about what exactlhappened there. >>> now to presidential poll techs and a potential new problem for trz. yahoo! news just reported a bill that would have significantly bolstered the nation's defenses against election interference has been held up in the senate at the behest of the white house. amhe provisions, it mandates every state conduct an audit after a federal election n. a statement to yoo news, a white house spokesperson said the department of homelan security has all the authority it neighborhoods to help improve election security. clayton alexander is standing by with more on today's developments. >> reporter: that's something to certainly have lot of people talking on capitol hill. anothe

out just north of 50 around the chevrolet area and into parts of northeast d.c. and heading up around 16th and georgia avenue. we'll continue to seehe strong storms move through the region. another one down towards culpepper c this one not as much lightning with this as there wasrl r, but there's a severe thunderstorm warning in effect till 4 sack. one of the thing i'm watching for as back through my graphics. we've got a line of storms. very strong line anchf you w us in west virginia, heads up for this line of'l storms. watch this the rest of the night. we know it's hot and humid. we've got more stos on the way not just today and into tomorrow as well. we'll see you back heren ten minutes unless we get another warning, and thewe'll bring it to you right away. >> a fairfax county mother of 2 cused of killing her 5-year-old daughter is warned by a judge to cooperate with h lawyer. >> those judge's words coming after veronica youngblood told th judge she didn't want an attorney. she's charged of second-degree murder and she's accuse of the shooting her older daugh

. >>> an early morning stabbing tookhe lifef a man in northeast d.c. today. the attackap hning along rhode island avenue near the mcdonald's. the victim's name not released till the family is notifi. >>> some residents of northeast ood.c. t a walk to promote peace. the stop the violence walk went ended at marvin gay park. walkers wanted to do something potive and uplifting for their community. >>> the world has lost one of its most celebrated and respected diplomats. kofi annan passed a today after a short illness. he became a charismatic symbol of the united nations known for his cool temped elegancy and political savory, he served two .terms as u secretary-general. president obama saying today that long after heroadn barriers kofi never stopped his pursuit of a better world. >>> all right. measurement on news4, the suspected russian agent and american university grad accuse confidence using an sex toin conspire a the u.s. has a >>> one mother wanto know when will the violence stop. she was with her daughter at a high school football game in south florida la

one womanll , another woman is injured after a hit and run accident here in northeast d.c. the vehicle struck the two of near kenilworth avenue and easternvenue right near the d.c./maryland line. we're working to get a description of the vehicle that hit them and took off. the other woman struck is expected to survive. >> n right a family felt it in their hearts. their teena jr wast not a runaway. >> they knew sheas missing and something sinister had happened. tonight police say herr kil was as ex-boyfriend. and now he's behind bars. >> news4's jackie bensen is in the alexandria riff area of fairfax county where the vi im's body was found. >> reporter: take a look behind me. you can see sti he at the scene where joely moussa's body was found. floral tributes to her. family members say this announcement ofn arrest is certainly welcome but it does reopen an unimaginably painful wound. >> she did not run away. >> joely moussa's murder shattered the hearst of her family, one of the biggest, sharpest calendars of that loss was the wor runway, something they told pice was out of c

inside of the clinic area of hips on northeast d.c. nonprofit that helps workers and others, it was like an army battlefield hospital three weeks ago. when clients started overdosing one after another after another. >> we had 15 overdoses withins. two day and they managed to save them thanks to having narcan. >> reporter: news 4 was there as d.c. fire and ems crewspl tende to p who overdosed on what officials believe is a possibly fatal batch of ugs, sometimes called k-2 or synthetic majuana even though its chemical composition is different. >> we've had two regular guests that have died from k-2 usage. so it is been heartbreaking for user at anal level. >> reporter: joseph is the new director of central union mission on massachus uts avenue neon station. he was so alarmed by the deadly outbreak he saw going on around the homeless shelter and he and his staff organized a town hall meeting to discuss ther with residents. >> k-2 is the latest thing that is kicking pple while they are down. it is a drug that is taking advantage of people

different night out event at marvin gaye park in northeast d.c. had extra significance just three weeks and a few blocks away from t community where gunmen opened fire killing 10-year-old mahyahwillson. the little girl's uncle hopes these events help prevent violence. >> we shall be protecting each other and pullin kithese kids t be future leaders. >> the police chiefays they're making a lot of progress in the case. >> the start of the school year n't be the same at one high school. kevin willson junior was murdered last night in a parking lot in prince george's county. police found him behind an apartment building in hyattsville. he was a rising junio at montgomery blair high school in montgomery county. detectives are lookingor a motive and a suspect. >>> a mother warned today by a judge in fairfax county. listen to your lawyer. veronica youngblood faces murder charges in the killing of her 5-year-old daughter. she refused is counsel today but the judge overrode hert. requ police say youngblood shot her two young daughters on sunday night. the y

ahead of heat in the northeast, d.c. to boston. mid-90s tuesday and wednesday. summer isn't over. tom? >> rob, thank you. >>> and some welcome news, the little leaguers from the aloha state, claiming the little league world series championship today. 3-0 against south korea, the first championship for hawaii since 2008. our congrats to them. >>> there's much more ahead on "world news tonight" this sunday. the terrible toll in an apartment fire. reports of at least eight children killed. >>> and chaos in the stands. the dangerous moments at this packed high school football game. what set off this mass exodus? >>> and the wild chase unfolding in a walmart parking lot. the suspect pulling out a gun and firing. all caught on body cam. stay with us. you're turning onto the street when you barely clip a passing car. minor accident - no big deal, right? wrong. your insurance company is gonna raise your rate after the other car got a scratch so small you coulda fixed it with a pen. maybe you should take that pen and use it to sign up with a different insurance company. for drivers with ac

d.c. police confirm a man was shot and killed overnight, marking the 100th murder in the district this year. this happened at 7th street and girard street northeasthis time last year, there were 73 homicides in d.c. >>> we haveer team ce as we get you ready for school this morning. justin finch is l e ind.c., as students are trying to make adjustments today. >> first, we want to send things to molette green, live in loudon county, as they get ready for their first day of classes. hi, molette. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. we are at goshen post elementary school, a brand-nschool, with a new principal, new teaching staff. ncipal and her executive staff. th assistant principal is there. evody is excited about what's going to happen here when the 1,150 students walk through these doors at about 7:30 this morning. and can i just point o that this school has virginia's elementary p.e. teacher of the year? where are you, amy? we want to acknowledge her. we have the superintendent here. delighted to have dr. aric williams to talk about t expectations. the community, all abuzz about this project-base school. solely focused on making sure the stud

northeast. he was 25 years old. d.c. police say he was killed yesterday afternoon at a barber reet near the maryland line. police believe this was a targeted attack. >>> it's now 5:04. now to an update on a catholic church scandal rocki the entire country, including our area. the man nowng ser as archbishop is accused of being involved in aco r-up that lasted decade. the accusations among the findings in a grand jury report. >> tom worrell was the long time archbishop of the pittsburgh, diocese. cardinal worrell is accused of approving the transfers of at least one offender and of approving hundreds of thousands of dollars in confidential settlements with victims. the church says that transfer came before abuse allegations were made agahest priest. worrell spoke yesterday with our news partners at wtop radio. >> the report will pnt a very dark picture because it goes back over 70 years. >> priests were raping little boys and girls and the men ofle god responsor thome not only did nothing, they hid it all for decades. >>

. >> we're on the scenef breaking story in northeast d.c. crews are collecting evidence right now in ay dea shooting inside a barber shop. nwo people were shot this afternoon dick's street northeast just steps from the maryland-d.c. line. one man died at the scene and the barber also shot and is being treated now at thesp al. police say the shooter or shooters got away in a black four-door infiniti with paper plates. >> turning to our weather now, let's go straight to storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug cameron, the storm centertr king some more scattered showers and storms fort.he ni >> nothing like what we saw yesterday with severe weather. tracking severe showers and some have thunder and lightning and heavy downpours. out there right now most of us are seeing a beautiful afternoon. temperatures right now only in the low to mid-80s across the region and the upper level low persistent in giving us tcht ce of showers, not around d.c. yet. all through north and west and frederick county and loudoun county starting to see those. the stronge

stick with us in northeast d.c.ko you. >> thanks, molette. >>> a bold move by ta concerning a beloved pastime for manymarylanders. >> the animaled advocacy group trying to get people to go vegan. these billboards are popping up near the inn harbor. it says, i'm me, not meat. the organization says it's part of a nationwide campaign to people's plates. the billboards will be up through september 15th. >>> still ahead, gd news for metro riders. a 45-day-long project to make some fixes is ahead of whschedu. e the work is being done and where the metro system could reopen. >>> plus, never again. weeks after flooding hit ellicott city,e have details on a plan city officials put in place to stop it from happening again. stay with us. >>> "news 4 today" begipp gins breaking news. >> breaking news this morning, one person is dead after being hit by a vehicle in montgomery county. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm erikaez gonz this happened on georgia avenue in wheaten. we're live on the sgene and we'lt a check on that, as well as

released video of four men jumping out of a car and random sprayingullets into a crowd of people in northeast d.c. in july. 20-year-old quentin thomas was t arrestedday and will face a judge today. little makyiyah. there was outrage from the family and her community. her mother believess this a stop towards justice. >> keep fighting. keep don't give up on my baby. if anybody knows anything, come forward. i'm going to do everything as her mom t walk the streets and get justice for my baby. >> reporter: two gunmen ared expec be identified. back to you. >> nicole jacobs, live for us this morning. thank you. >>> we have breaigng news now at 6:35. earning new details in the death of homicide detective shawn suiter. he died in november after being shot inthe head. now, according to our nbc affiliate in baltimore, the independent review board that's investigating suiter's death says he took his life with his service weapon. you may recallhat suiter died the day before he was scheduled eo testify before a grand jury investigating polcorruption. >>> families in chicago are waking up to a tragedy this ng m

. >>> now to another developing pening in 's h northeast d.c., police are still working to find out who shot a man here 46th place and g street. poling are loo for two men, one who was wearing a black hoodie, another with dreadlocks and tattoos on his face. no wor on how the victim is doing this morning. >>> new out of montgomery county, police have released pictures of the suspect of a double murder. investigators need helpid tifying this person here. these are images taken from than mall back onry 10. police say that man got into a fight with two men and then they separated. then the two men got two other men a grabbed some bamboo sticks that were being used for decoratio dicoration. they both later ed at the hospital. if you know who this man is in this video, call montgomery county police. >>> the kids at n a d.c. charter school for boys were smiling ear to ear for their first day. as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network

we begin in northeast d.c. with a hit-and-run accident that left one woman dead are another in >> we're working to get a description of the vehicle that hit them and took off. >>> police have tracked down the person accused of attacking a crossing guard. wi esses say he threatened shoot or run over the crossing guard. told him he shouldn't be working with wrete children. s gave police cell phone video of the man's car. he faces charges of felony threats and stalking. >>> breaking news, as well. sen people are now confirmed dead after a crash involving a greyhound bus and a semi truck mexico. >> state police say the truck blew a tire, crossed thethedian and hibus head-on. this is in thoreau, just outside albuquerque. the driver survived that crash. >>> colin kaepernick is headed to court, after an arbitrator rulehe his case against t nfl can go to trial. they will hear his claims that leagueer cons cluded to keep him from signing with a team. he said he was shut out of the nfl aft he started kneeling during the

break, possible new break in the case of the murderer of this little girl who was kill outside of northeast d.c. home last month. no one has been arrested, but this morning d.c. police are possibly a step closer to solve position thecase. justin finch explainseec cod. >> reporter: a true case of seeing something and saying something, thatarjacking victim watching twig and she sees video of her stolen car being used in the murder of a child. she said she just could not help herself and she knew that she had to call police. she was watching this video we've been showing you you for weeks now and quickly recognized hat was her stolen black infinity sedan used to carry those armed men to the northeast d.c.bo neiood back in july where they opened fire shooting and kill iing her right outside her front door. so now we have in jail kevins, eugene jo he is charged with the july 1 assaults and carjacking of that woman outside of her home. 10-year-old daughter witnessed that. and knowing that victim makai a was just 10e, she said she coul not sit in and she had to call police. >> i feel how her uncle fee

but h the courtyard of her northeast d.c. home a brage of bullets. surveillance video showing the deadly encoumter. four menng out of this stolen car and firing. five people were shot. mckhe was only one killed. >> you can rest assured that we will not rest until all of them are held accountable for mckya's murder. >> reporter: saturday police arrested kuwan thomas. he and michaels now charged with first-degree murder as police make headway in solving the crime, a heart sinking one for an entire family and cmunity stil hoping for justice. >> mckya is looking over us and watching us now. i know she would want justice. and i want justice for my baby. >> reporter: ain, both men are facing charges of first-degree murder, thein chief s he will do whatever it takes to make sure everyone involved in this 10-year-old's murder is caught. angie, back to you. >> nicole jacobs for us live in morning. thanks so much. > now to the latest on a deadly shooting at a video game tournament in florida. two people are ndead,e others were wounded before the gunman took hi

one atv crashednto a light pole in northeast d.c. police were able to i'm bound that one. that's the only action they were a able to take so farsecause ther no-chase policy in d.c. it did stop many motorists and pedestrians right in tracks. >> we actually ran into them twice tonight. ce was on another major artery, and theyit defy caused disruption in the local traffic. i was scared for some of the other drivers. if i was in that traffic, i wouldn't know what to do. >> reporter:ats and dirt bikes are illegal on city streets in the district. again, because of the no-chase r policy, they't able to g after those riders. at this point no arrests have be made. aaron and angie, back to you. >> thank you, nicole. >>> breaking news now. five children and six s are waking up without homes after this large fire overnight. the an see the flames on rooftop here. this is the 1300 block of north capital street northwest between florida and nfi york avenues. officials say the red cross is helping the displaced families now. no word on what start the fire. >>> here are some of the other to

the humane rescue alliance says someone fou the eaglet walking in a neighborhood in northeast d.c. about six blocks from the a arborium. expectedbo to be back in a week. >>> a high school valedictorian with dreams of going to georgetown university suddenly finds himself homeless and his college dreams slipping away. he says he can no longer afford tuition after his parents kicked him out, allegedly for being gay. ne 4's mark segraves has more on how the community is rallying around the teen and reaction fromwngeorgeto >> reporter: by just about anyone's standards, seth owen was a standout high school student. m ias the co-vladeck torn, captain of the sam. >> reporter: georgetown offered the teenager a partial scholarship, but last year owen's father was looking through his phone and found a picture that made him realize his son is gay. >> it wasn't anything inappropriate. >> reporter: owen's parents are strict christians and sent him to theirhurch for conversion therapy. after owen said the therapy didn't change his sexuality, they hold him he h to moveut and pay for college on his

first wednesday of the new school year,ut flooding in several areas of the building forced the northeast d.c. school to close i doors. outside, school staff stood by to break the news to students who may tave missed alerts. on twitter tuesday night, thishe update from elliot high middle school account, special notice, ehmsill be closed tomorrow, august 22nd, 2018. the district's public school office tells news 4 is taking students' safety and security seriously and working with ther dent of general services. the district says contractors ar on site assessing water damage and makingth repairs. r hope is to have those fixes finished soon so classes can resume as qulekly as poss here in northeast, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> here is something good to report on that regard, weather won't be a problem for the guys doing the work there. >> igsha j roining us live from wolf trap, and amelia, it looksnn pretty out there right now, actually. >> it is sunny. it'seautiful. starting to feel the humidity levels coming down a bit. still a mix of clouds and sun. right now i'm joined by the a presiden ceo

elliott hine middle school in northeast d.c. will not open today because of floowsng. 4's justin finch arrived at the school and has more on what students and parents to know. >> justin? >> reporter: aaron, angie, good morning. reports of several flooded areas inside of eliot hine middle school. it wl belosed for repairs. we've been watching people making their way inside. that man with a ladder going inside the school. other workers following behind. we have not seen any hef you equipment roll in yet. i was tol earlier, assessments are beginning of the damag several areas inside the school here are now flooded underwater in part on this third day of school here in.c. you look to the back of the school, there is construction work going on there. no word if heavy rain contributed to the flooding now being reported inside. but as you have said and i've said too as well, there is no school here at eliot hine because of this flooding this morning. however,tudents who get meals can pick those up s eastern hiool starting at 10:45 this

northeast. guys, recognize these please call d.c. police. meantime we now know the names of the two men who died in a small plane crash in carol county, maryland. both men were from maryland. federal investigators are looking into the cause of that crash. >>> at 6:03 now, 14 fans were hurt while waiting for a backstreet boys concert. the fans are waiting under umbrellas in the middle of a storm yesterday. this casino claims about 150 people ignored the warning to get to shelter. officials evacuated the area and then cancelled the concert. >>> as the scandal surrounding the university ofnd mary football team -- the athletic staff, the current players, parents, school officials and theniversity president wallace lowe met yesterday. head coach d.j jvmj. dirkenas n there. jordan mcnair died dung practice. >> it's a gradual process and we're hoping that things will be well in the future >> parents we talked to said they support coach dirken fbut they will also support the universi's decision. >>> marina b oourksutina has bed to the alexandria jai

it's going on at marvin gay park in northeast d.c. just a few blocks away from where finmen opened , killing a 10-year-old girl. so far no arrests in tha case. news 4's meagan fitzgerald joins us live with the story. meagan? >> reporter: jim, i talked to makiyah wilson's family today. they are hopeful that the community and neighbors who came are or thi event today inspired by makiyah wilson's death to stop the violence. national night out is an event neighbors look forward to. there's barbecue, music and several fun activities, but the mission is to try andcrecrease e. >> it's an opportunity for the police and the community to interact. i think it's a great night for policing. >> reporter: this year makiyah wilson's murder isop o mind for some neighbors who came out. the police chief says he's confident his detectives will make anes a >> we're making a lot of progress in the case, and our intention is to not restwe unti old these guys accountable. >> reporter: blocks away from this event is where the-y r-old was murdered in front of

the hospital in northeast d.c.tablishede than 150 years ago to serve those in need. >> we have over 31,000 visits to the emergency room over the last year and a lot of specialists here and we refer a lot to our different services. >> providence health systems said on a statement tonight ito willnue to have a presence here in the district, but it's not clear what that may look like. ♪ >> within the past hour, alexandria held a private ceremony honoring the namesake of its newest school. the school opened its doors on tuesday, but this evening only on 4 our bureau reporter david culver shows you h the school combines an appreciation of history while embracing the technology of tomorrow. >> reporter: finishing touchesa under w at al andria's fern dan day elementary. looking around inside gives you that new school feel, but step outside, and you realize this is not your typical academic setting. >> the building is unbelievable. i mean, when you go and you walk the halls, you can't tell that you're actually in a fmer of

. >>> and flooding in northeast d.c. forced elliot middle schayl to close t we learned it's going to be closed for the rest of this week. ward's six council member visited the school and posted on pictures of the damage twitter. take a look. are seen making repairs today but the school says students are going to have to go to garnett patterson middle school for the rest of the week. transportation will b provided in the morning and back again in the afternoon. >> not getting the time off. extend b summer -- ore you went, yay. >> too bad. let's get the word on the weather. amelia knew how to pick the day for >> what brings you there? >> i mean, well, what brings me here is the fact that we're kind of celebrating summer out here. it's a beautiful evening. take a look behind m yo come to wolf trap, typically for music, but just beautiful out here with all of the gardens, the natural plants here. i just learned this today. i knew because of the signs, . they're brown it's a national park. but i'm joine here with ken bigly of

northeast in her d.c.r years and one part of her home she was avoiding. >> i love to enjoy every part of my house and i'm scared of my basement. water time it rai comes under the door, through the walls and the windows. >> reporter: she's not the only ement battle b these days. days of heavy rain have left homesos acr our area taking on water in their basements too. and if you think yours have been spared, think again. not seeing water doesn't mean it is not the says john bryant, owner of aqua guard water improvement. and so many people don't think about musty odor or white powder on the walls and cracks, discoloration or wall coverings, all of those things are warning signs that are telling you that the basement may leak one day. a simple solution to do around your home right now is keep an eye out for any of these drains, once they stt to get backed up, you could run into problems and they grow the more you ignore them. >> make sure your sub pump is woing and make sure you have your stairwell and windoww

carol county are starting a controlled breach of the cascade dalake dam these about 60 miles northeast of d.cl county officials are telling residents downstream of that dam to be ready just in case they need to evacuate. theon colled breach may take several days to complete. >>> also today officials i uthwest virginia are still working to lower the water leve at the college park dam in lynchberg. last week officials thereey sai had some concern the dam could fail, send being 17 feet of water into lynchberg in about seven minutes' time. officials say the dam is stable and fe right now. > such a wonderful thing, to get a break from all the rain. >> isn't it? >> relief. >> and there is still a lot of standing water. >> yes. >> even rain falling from the sky it is very sticky outside. we are talking soupy. especially in the morning hours. it's very afternoon.the as we heat up during the day it is very humid out there. the humity starts to take a toll on the temperaturesakg it feel hotter. 90s in the forecast. by definition it is a heat wave. keep in mind our average high for this time of the year

flooding in several areas of the northeast rced the d.c. school to close its doors, at least for toy. outside school staff stood by to break the news to student who is may have missed the alerts. on twitter tuesday nighis update from the eliot-hine middle school, special notice, ehms will be closed tomorrow. the district's office says taking student safety and security seriously and working with the department of general orvices. contractors aren site assessing wat damage and making repairs. their hope is to have it finished soon to closes can resume as quickly as possible. we're awaiting word onhe what expanse of that damage isbuildi. once we know that we'll bring that to you. >> let me ask y this one separate question. we know a lot of students depend on school meals where ever they may be. what happens in this case when the school is clo gd? >> reported news for those schools, about 10:45, they did beginerving thoseeals to students. the question now is will that be the routine tomorrow. they are still deciding based on the damage and rep

d.c. up through the northeast, and the major hurricane we're tracking. >>> the stunning moment in court today involving the father and husband charged with killing his pregnant wife and two young daughters, as his slain wife's father breaks down. >>> good evening. it's great to have you with us on a very busy tuesday night. two bombshell headlines involving two men who worked very closely with the president. a guilty plea for one, and a guilty verdict for the other. paul manafort found guilty on eight counts against him. jurors couldn't reach consensus on the other ten. and michael cohen, pleading guilty to eight charges, surrendering to the fbi in new york city. the man who once said he would take a bullet for the president. cohen acknowledging he was working for a candidate for federal office. what does this mean for president trump? we begin with the drama involving the fixer at the president's side for years. here's tom llamas, leading us off. >> reporter: he was the president's loyal lieutenant and longtime fixer. the personal lawyer who once said he'd take a bullet for n who aimed to ha

d.c. up to the northeast. a dangerous start to the week. let's get right to ginger zee. good evening, ginger. >> reporter: good evening, david. a tornado warn storm is moving across interstate 55, south of memphis. and west of tupelo, mississippi. you can see that's among many that have popped up in the severe thunderstorm watches. including carbondale, illinois, and paducah, kentucky. all for tonight. but it's not just the cold front that's producing those storms. it's the low itself. you see the counterclockwise rotation that has dropped more than 10 inches of rain in eastern iowa in the past 24 hours. this reminds me of something you would see more in may than late august. that just means it's powerful, and we have the potential for damaging winds from erie to richmond. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the urgent manhunt. police releasing images and names of the suspects, calling them cold-blooded killers after a deadly robbery spree in nashville. abc's steve osunsami tonight in nashville. >> reporter: nashville police tonight have arrested

d.c. there was also annt eve at marvin gaye park in northeast in ma kye wilson's honor. her family hopes events like these help to end gun violence in d.c. no one has been arrested in kiyah's murder. >>> now to a beloved student athlete who was murdered. police officers found 16 ear-old kevin wilson shot behind the towers apartments in hyattsville monday night. he later died at t hospital. he was a rising junior at schoolmery blair high his coach said he was a talented theete and captain of traveling football team two years ago. >> when i met kevin, great energy, like the things he brought to the team athletically and mentalwise, he was a leader. everybody would go to him for help if theyd nee anything. >> grief counselors will be at blair following kevin's death. >>> the frfax county mothe accused of shooting and killi her5-year-old daughter does not want a lawyer. during her court appearance, veronica youngblood told the judge sheidn't want counsel she was still assigned a public defender. youngblood is accused of shooting both of her dauters in mcclain on sunday night.

d.c. police investigating a shooting that injur ed a man in northeast washington. this was not far from gallaudet university. he dro himself or was driven to where officers were called crews saw an suv with bullet holes being towed from that scene. >>> here's a look at top stories. we could learn details of ther mur makiyah wilson.ma john tis expected to go before a d.c. judge. and police have put out the arrest of a second man. makiyah was 10 years d. >>> mollie tibbetts' funeral was held yesterday in iowa. the funeral tame just ys after the medical examiner revealed he 20-year-old died from multiple blunt force injuries. tibbetts dis appeared in july. >>> thousands of studen are headed back to school. today is the first day of lasses in prince willia county. we hope you have a great start to your school year. it so exciting. >>> watch your speed this morning, too. manassas city police will be lookin forspeeders. the department is conducting its scol awareness campaign. extra officers will be out enforcie ining speed restrictio school zones. >>> work is under way

northeast. it won't separating becky's. washington d.cw york it has been crazy wet as far as the ring goes. it has been relentless and it continues all the way down to the carolinas and into florida and parts of the deep south. our pattern is changing a little bit. this system is digging in in the pacific northwest. it is bumping the ridge out a little bit and will open the door to cooler patterns as the fog is a lot to work with when you have a system like that without a cap. 50s on the temperatures. 60s for some. everyone is pretty close. upper 50s for if you and mid- 50s for others. danville, blackhawk, el cerrito 54. 55 lafayette. west southwest breeze all the way to the delta that will open that door to a cooler pattern. the fog doesn't have as many restrictions with it but thunderstorm activity continues in the central sierra. that has been nonstop for areas into arizona the last couple of days. last night into early this morning no exception. 60s, 70s, 80s on the temperatures today. coming down a little bit. near average for summer

d.c. there was also an event at marvin gaye park in northeast in my ka yi wilson's honor. weeks ago. the family hopes this will help end gun violence in d.c. o one has been arrested in her murder >>> the life of this promising high school athlete has been cut short. 16 year oiled kevin wilson was murder monday night. now police want w to know and who killed the teenager. >> justininch is outside montgomery blair high school. what do we know about the young ma >> reporter: kevin wilson jr. was a rising junior here at montgomery blair high school where he will surely be m'ssed. thhy the county a offering grief counseling t students and staff who knew him well. those who knewin k wilson jr. say he had a bright future ahead. he was just 16 yrs old and a for former captain of a traveling team.all he was well-liked. so who would kill this montgomery blair high school student and why. that question now being asked police who on monday night found him gunned down behind the apartments off new hampshire avenue. he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police have been working this c

northeast. we wan a drytretch. that's not going to be the case. umbrellas from new york to d.cpecially towards harrisburg, scranton, southern portions of new york. we have a decent wednesday in areas of the miloatlantic. sts back towards southern portions of the great lakes, by the time we end thein week, mor oving from tennessee to kentucky to areas with the cold front, nice weathere in northern plains and hot and dry is kind of the rule in the west. periods of rain in the east and nd more fire weather i'm sure. >> kind of like the same old. bill, thank you. a bride caught in rushing ters. she got trapped in a flood on her wedding day. a mop and bucket is a hassle, meaning you probably don't clean asften as you'd like. for a quick and convenient clean, try swiffer wetjet. there's no heavy bucket, or mop to wring out, because the absorb and lock technology traps dirt and liquid inside the pad.e it's s use on all finished surfaces tile, laminate and hardwood. and it prevents streaks and hazing better than a micro fibet p mop, giving you a thorough clean the first time. for a con

d.c. moisture popping in. wide spread showers and thunderstorms. the threat of flooding throughout the northeast. we're watching for the threat of heavy showers for chicago, st. louis, kansas city to oklahoma city. for the west we stay dry and hot. all those fires are causing smoke problems and reduced air quality hazing conditions and low visibility. i'm meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the first app approved for pregnancy prevention. >>> the desperate search for a missing teenager in arizona. why investigators think she could be in when i have an asthma attack... i feel like a fish with no water. learn how to prevent your child's next asthma attack. because even one attack is one too many. >>> a dramatic water chase lay out on mexico's pacific coast. those are drug traffickers there trying to outrun a military helicopter in mexico when their boat runs aground. authorities seized more than two tons of cocaine. the street value into the hundreds of millions of dollars. so far police have only made one arrest. >> they have their work cut out for them. >>> turning to the parents of a mis

d.c. with some cloud cover. temperatures right now, 78 t degrees, t northeast wind not doing anything to suppress the humidity, theumidity is still out there and you caneel it right now you're not feeling any ssprinkles, we're dry acr the region, however if you head off to the east, we haverm some s that are trying to form. but these eventually will move right into our area, right into the shenandoah valley, as we get into the aer hunchhour, and we'll see more showers and thunderstorms throughout the day today, another warm day out there, temperatures mid to upper 80e we'll t out the storms in your neighborhood and we'll talk about some dry hot days in that forecast coming up in 15 minutes. >>> it's 9:01 right now. and breaking news, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is going to delay her trip to el salvador until after the rally. the mayor a h office are concerned that something might happen at that rally. she's not canceling her whole trip, she will retur to el salvador tomorrow. >>> right now sever road closures are just getting under way. 're talking more than a dozen squarearound lafayette park are being shut down, it happen

d.c.'s going to be up there ne s 90 andll pretty good in areas of the northeast too, guys. not for our friends in hawaii of course. >> thoughts will be with them, bill. thank you. >>> still ahead, the big enquirer mix-up that's gone viral. >>> plus a russian military parade goes awry. you're watching "early today." when you have a baby gentle means everything to you and to us. so at johnson's, we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients. took out dyes, parabens, phthalates and sulfates. beat the top safety standards in the world and added one handed pumps. gentle means pure, gentle means safe, gentle means love. the new johnson's®. your digestive system has billions of bacteria but life can throw them off balance. re-align yourself with align probiotic. and try new align gummies with prebiotics and probiotics to help support digestive health. ayep, and my teeth are yellow.? time for whitestrips. crest glamorous white whitestrips are the only ada-accepted whitening strips proven to be safe and effective. and they whiten 25x better than a leading whitening toothpast

d.c., baltimore, gets it the heaviest. and look at monday, more heavy rain across the northeast. that coverage beginning to spread out. as you mentioned, this is over areas that don't need the the rain. more rain over the next 48 hours. whit? >> a wet weekend in the east. rob, thank you. >>> moving on to that major court victory for a terminally ill school groundskeeper. took on corporate giant monsanto. he claims their weedkiller roundup made him sick. a san francisco jury awarding him $289 million. what this may mean for similar lawsuits. here's abc's adrienne bankert. >> reporter: the first cancer patient to take monsanto, one of the world's largest pesticide companies, to court wins his case to the tune of $289 million. >> i'm glad to be here to be able to help with a cause that's way bigger than me. >> reporter: dewayne johnson is dying of non-hodgkins lymphoma he says diagnosed after working just 2 1/2 years as a school groundskeeper applying the weedkiller roundup up to 30 times a year. in a san francisco court the jury finds monsanto, the makers of roundup, did not provide sufficient warnings about the potenti

northeast and the mid-atlantic. get this, we're going to have a real feel between 100 to 110 in new york, d.c., charlotte. it's going to feel like at least 100 in pittsburgh. detroit and buffalo and that goes into wednesday as well. by the way, bracing for scattered showers and thunderstorms with severe weather across the great lakes region right into the heart of the country, des moines and kansas city. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, coming up, the sky high fees for air travelers. the cost of checking your bag hits a new high. >>> also, talk about sticker shock. a family gets a $13,000 cell phone bill. what their son did and the lesson they learned. >>> and later the girl seen in a viral video with drake, her reese witherspoon tonight dare to dream big. on friday, sept 7th, join stand up to cancer for all the inspiration all the laughter kevin heart if you change one letter in 'cancer' it becomes 'dancer', what!? all the stars tom hanks keep this movement going strong. every network every star kevin bacon dream big with us. one night to save lives get ready to see it all tune in l

northeast of that stays west. a few showers possible overnight. we'll keep a chance south and east of d.c. rt go through tomorrow morning. everybody else sg to get sunshine. there could be an isolated shower later on tomorrownight. for most of us we're staying yy. we stay su into sunday morning. right now cloudy. temperatures are in the 70s. 're topping out in the low 80s with a few storms leposs your weekend forecast, a few showers especially south and east on saturday. maybe an afternoon storm but it will be humid and warm. temperatures near 90. we stayry onmonday. we have another chance of rain on tuesday.al we'll about next week in full and the beach weekend forecastg that's cominp in aittle bit. l . >>> recognize that sweater in winni the pooh returns to the big screen. wtob entertainment editor joins us live. an incredible run of hits. is this going to continue the reak? >> yeah, i think it will. tit will begh with mission impossible. disney has really cleaned up l with theseive action remakes including beay and the beast last year. it was top of the year for most of the year. i thou

northeast. already 92 in boston. 88 in philadelphia, washington d.c., they have the humidity, though.least not when the temperatures are that high. that is where the main core of the heat is we're running very, very cool. george mcrae is in el cerrito. 58.5 and totally calm. i see 58, 59, 59, 54 in lafayette. is there any breeze? not much. we're seeing a south, southeast. that is a different twist than the west, southwest that has been howling. only patchy, low clouds. it will be nice. 60s, 70s, upper 70s. area of low pressure disturbed the fog back and it brought in cool temperatures. there is not enough left to support after yesterday when it maxed itself out. 50s and 60s on the temperatures. we had 40s this morning. we're rebounding off the lows. a little warmer today but still below average inland, near average coast to bay with 60s and 70s, upper 60s, a few 80s. 8:01. >> we have a problem getting out of here. we have a problem in livermore, 580 at el charro. a motorcycle accident never ends well really and traffic is going to be very, very slow. it is backing up all the way out,

northeast. by saturday, things heat up. 95 in -- 94 in st. louis, 90 in d.c.urn of the summer heat and it looks like we will have a summer heat wave for the east coast starting sunday and lasting monday, tuesday, wednesday. everybody looks to be about 90 to 95. summer is not over yet. >> yes, so enjoy the cool weather while we have it this weekend. thanks, bill. >>> still ahead, she may be taking hits from both in and outside her party, but nancy pelosi is not giving up her power that easily. her show of definance is next. the first survivor of alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. join the fight with the alzheimer's association. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> secretary

no problems in the northeast, boston, philly, new york and d.c. and charlotte and raleigh look fine. new orleans and tampa during the afternoon. chicago not bad today about 82 degrees. denver looking perfect at 88. let's fast forward into what will happen this weekend. that front stalls on friday in the ohio valley and more flash flooding is possible. on saturday we watched some of that heavy rain further to the south down around areas of the carolinas and appellations. finally on sunday a nice drying period in ohio valley and the northeast. a little improvement for our friends in the northern half of the country and in the south still in the hot, sticky air mass for at least a couple more weeks. heat advisory for roughly 12 million people in new york city. feeling like 95 to 98 degrees this afternoon. you're watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. ♪ when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that gro

northeast. how bad will it be? d.c. won't be pleasant, 104 degrees in the shade this afternoon.e at 98. it doesn't happen that often at the end of august. close to a record high. dallas you expect this. we had a really bad thunderstorm line from lacrosse to sheboygan heading to kalamazoo this afternoon. 28 million people at risk of severe storm. if you are east of the mississippi, if you like the summertime heat this is probably about it over the next couple of days. looking at new york city, you are one of the areas under the heat advisory. it will feel like 102 to 103 this afternoon. you are watching "morning joe." we'll be right back. joe. we'll be right back. with tremfya®, you can get clearer. and stay clearer. in fact, most patients who saw 90% clearer skin at 28 weeks stayed clearer through 48 weeks. tremfya® works better than humira® at providing clearer skin, and more patients were symptom free with tremfya®. tremfya® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections. before treatment, your doctor should check you for infections and tub

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