live here in northwest d.c., i'm shomari ste, news4. >> shomari, thank you. >>> now to our forecast, and another heat wave before the end of august. >> here we go. chief meteorologist dug kammerer is back from vacation. doug, we weret doing j fine until today. >> until i came back. i got you, guys. making your way out and about today, high temperatures into hee low 90s. 91 degrees high temperature today in d.c. it's a whole lot hotter than that with a heat index of 100. you see 90s spread out acros the region. we're going to be even warmer during the day tomorrow. take a look at the current heat inde index. the high was 91. it still teafeel feels like 91 annapolis. ate thing to tonight, some areas of fog and then tomorrow feeling like 100 plus right on throug day on thursday. storms possible on thursday and friday. i'm going to break that down for then talking about that labor day weekend. what does that have in store? i've got your forect including for the kids hitting the busst . >> doug, thank you. >>> tonight we're getting a clearer picture of the baltimore man who police say wen

live here at ragin national, shomari stone. back to you. >> thank yo good news there. >>> in fauquier county, virginia whtoe students returne class today, the school district is adding new securit to keep students and staff safe. they're in the process of adding armed guards. those guards are not carrying guns yet. that's eected to happe next month when one final procedural hurd is cleared. some students seem relieved after recent shootings across the country including parkland, florida. >> having them from enforcement background and trained and knowing what they're doing armed is better han jus giving anybody a gun i guess. >> with my experience and t traininghis is awesome. >> eventually all schools in the county will have at least one armed office s the schooltem is also implementing new training for mental health first aid. >>> well, christmas is a long way off. but one 6-year-old girl just couldn't wait and took matters into her own hands. >> caitlin is her name. her mother said she could order a barbie on amazon and when

shomari stone is live nearby tonight. he starts offur team coverage. shomari? >> reporr: good evening. there is significant damage ini theighborhood relatively near university of maryland. take a look at indian lane.ll tape right across the roadway. why? a tree toppledli pul down the lines. the lines are not active. people will have to walk around this yellow tape to get out of their neighborhood, taking detours for their morning commute. one woman described this storm as having hail, fierce wind she's upset to see the road closures, but can't wait for crews to clean upag the d >> the wind just came out of nowhere. i mean, it was ferocious. >> reporter: vicky hill yar is stund to see her college park neighborhood. a tree sliced through her house on hollywood road. >> a tree came down in our backyard. there was hailik there was l a huge lightning that sounded almost like a bfeb. you could it. >> reporter: chopper4 shows you aerial video, trees toppled, pulling down power lines, falling i streets, yards, slamming into homes. >> we heard a hugeth bang o front porc

live here at reagan national, shomari stone, news 4. >> thank you, shomari. we'lck be cg back with you later on, for sure. >>> volunteers are stepping upo helping clear debris from the chesapeake bay and the shores in that area. at the height of the summer season, area beaches have been closed to swimmers. news 4's chris gordon is live in bay ridge, one ofany community beaches in annapolis. ris, how is itooking out there? [ no audio ] >> reporter: kimothy welch and his wife susan droveou an from their home to sandy point state park to volunteer to help clear debris from the beach. >> gets me out of the house and gets me exercises and it' helping someone. >> reporter: this group of volunteers from the university of maryland painter research labs struggled to move an embedded wooden stake. they brought in heavynt equip to help loosen it. >>phhis is my t for the day. i'm so proud. >> reporter: sandy point state pas a million visitors a year. there's a chance the beach could reopen for swimming this weekend. >> it is a good goal. summertime. people like to get ou

shomari? >> reporter: goorievening. t now d.c. police are searching for a oldarked older model acura or lexus car involved in this shooting. right now i'm at the intersection of 56th street southeast and ayers place southeast. let me move out of the way and you can see the yellow crime scene tape roping off this neighborhood. you look down there, there isol detective,e officers, and they are investigating. let's roll some video. people in thisl neighborhood t me a car circled the block and then someone fired the several rounds on the 100 block of 56th street southeast.d one man tol me it sounded like fireworks. shooter hit a girl and two others. a woman and another wvenile. theye injured. however, police have not told us how they were injured. we do know that they are aconscious breathing. >>> now, police, again, ar searching dark-colored older model acura or lexus wit fourdoors. it has a wing on the back with eye license plate in the front window. enu are looking at a live picture of the here. there were several shots fired. one

we don't know if police showed video.mily the >> shomari, why did the police go after him if white wasin ru away? >> basically, officer badgujar's attorney told investigators that he was drawn to white because he encountered him becausee say white had a ripped shirt and he moved his right hand to the right sidf his body, that it was suspicious, and he believed that white had a gun. >> wow. interesting. that video tells the story. >> thank you. >> thank you so much for that. wendy, over to you. >> new details tonight about the police soting today that occurred. two people are dead, a gunshot victim and theuspected gunman who was then shot and killed by police. news4's jackie nsen tells the area was crowded with witnesses who saw this chaosunfold. >> reporter: witnesses described argument between two meniere the liquor store within minutes. bo were dead. prince george's county police describe a fastoving cha of fingerprints that started just after 1:00 p.m. at this liquor store near the intersection of oxon hill road and lingston road. one man shot another m what witnesses describe as an a

shomari? >> reporter: good evening. parents of students at district heights elementary school areon relievedht because their kids will go to a vak cat forestville hscghts ol. they say that i told you so that they knew there was mold inside district heights elentary school. they alaud, appreciate interim ceo monica goldson f swift action and transparency. >> it's most important our staff d students remain safe. >> reporter: at her first school board meetinger i ceo monica goldson confirmed what som parents a district thits elementary school feared. >> that mold reappeared in district heights elementary hool on a friday. >> reporter: shepa tolnts and the board dee humds fires won't solve the problem. more needs to bedo . >>> the best option was for us to move the students from district heights toforestville high school on the first day of school. >> reporter: we first told you about did the poor air quality at the school in april of 2017. students and some workers complained about respiratory problems. prince george's cou

but as news4's shomari stone reports tonight, there's one investigation that's still not over.rovidence. big man. >> body video shows police officer badgudar classing white on june 11th. >> i do not want to shoot you. >> reporter: had the encounter eventunds with the officer shooting and killing white. the state attorney's office ruled the shooting was justified. sidique lived near robert white and wondered what went wrong. >> seemed like a very nice guy. >> i knew robert white. he walked by my house several days a week. we chaed often. >> tonight, white's neighbors demand to know what led up to the shooting. >> i'm tcurious. y plet which an panel. >> you saw the man walking. why did he stophim. >> reporter: the chief can't answer that question because the officer is under investigation. >> so our iernal investigation is just beginning. the questions like why did stop him in the first place, the questions like why didn't he just let him go are questions bthat we wille asking the officer. > officer bajudar told investigators that he was drawn toeobert white be encounteredim beca

as newto4's shomari explains, she says that youtube helped her to find out what to do. >> i have a new cousin abe i'll excited when he comes home. >> reporter: khloe is a smart, quickhinking0-year-old in fairfax county. >> i read a lot and i write down a lot of str:f. >> reporhe's at home with her 21-year-old aunt dominique tuesday afternoon. dominique isn't feeling well. lks in the bathroom. suddenly -- >> she screamed my name saying, khloe. and i came. she's like, there's a baby. >> reporter: you rerd correctly, a baby. dominique gave birth in the bathroom. >> she got in the bathtub and had the baby othe floor, but e had lost a lot of blood so she fell down and she passed out. so i grabbed the baby. i called 911. >> reporter: khloe takes action, cuts the umbilical cord, wraps and holds the baby. >> w tt do when a child is sick. >> reporter: you may ask how does she know wha to do. the internet. >> i watch youtu videos. >> reporter: moments later medics arrivend drive dominique and her baby to anova irfax hospital. meanwhile khloe's mother comes home. >> is this real, is this happenin

shomari, what can you tell us?ll >> reporter: good evening. moments ago theasngton me -- metro washington airport authority had a news conference and basicallyd us that this child, 12 years old, is in exeme danger. let's just roll some video for you. her names jin jing ma captured on surveillance video at the airpt at 8:15 thi morning. she's here in the united states with a tour group from china. they have been here since july 26th well, she w here at reagan national airport, and there was an asian woman and a man. now, officials say that they talked and then this asian woman they say changed with her in presumably the bathroomn and t they left. officials believe that the man who was driving them was the man that this asian woman was talking to. now, again, they left in an infiniti, a white infiniti with new york tags. let's now hear from officials. >> the child appears to have left without any force. she entered the vehicle without anyor, but that does not release any of our concerns. we're still very concerned because we don't note reason wh

in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news4. >>> all right. storm team 4 meorologist samar theodore joining us now. muggy outside. in this pattern continues. if you're like me and looking for a day where you can get the carndwashed, . i'm waiting for monday. no? what? >> yeah. >> i thought i had paid such close attentn, i thought i was good. >> it might be okay. i've got a better day for you. >> i want like four days without any rain. >> iot that. till then, we've got rain we've got to get through. not too bad right now. d.c. prett good this afternoon. a lot of the activity along the, marylaennsylvania border where we saw some of the storms, showers, more activin. you ee people out and about, enjoying the partial sunshine. lots of clouds and as erika said, very muggy. let's look at the radar and see where where some of the action is. dry thughout thed.c. metro area. showers in southern maryland towards anne arundel. rumble of thunder and heavy rain farther west.si just o of loudoun county, we head over to clark and areas south of winchester, w

she's only 10 years old and she didn't even knoer aunt was pregnant as shomari stone reports, she says youtube help her knowha to do. >> i have a new cousin chloe carrion is a smart quick thinking 10-year-old in fairfax county i read a lot. and i write down a lot of stuff. >> reporter:he's at home with her 21-year-old aunt dominique tuesday afternoon. dominique isn't feeling well. walks in the bathroom.. sudden >> she screamed my name saying chloe a i came and she said there's a baby. >> reporter: she gave birth in >>e bathroom. he got in the bathtub and had the baby on the floor. she had lost a lot of blood and fell down and passed out. i grabbed the baby andd cal 911. >> reporter: she takes action pses and the word, w hold the baby. >> what to do when your child is sick. >> reporter: you may askow did she know what to do? the internet. >> i watch u uribe videos. >> moments later medic an rbi. meanwhile chloe's mother comes home. >> did i walk in the right house? is tigs happening now? >> you were in shock? >> very much so. >> reporter: because no one knew pregnant. was >> she didn't

. >> but peoplee talked to tonight are painting a far different pictur shomari stone is in landover withry new at 11:00. >> prince george's county police tell u the suspected drug dealer terrorized this community and may be involved in several robberies. his sister insists that's not true. >> tonight they had a candlelight vinl to pay tribute junior.ory canfield police tell us he was suspected of selling drugs in this landover neighborhood near fedexfield. they say officers is shot and killedimfter he allegedly reached for a gun in his waist during a confrontation last thursdli night. released this photo of a gun they say belonged to canfield junior and they allegedly recovered it from the scene. his sister alicia thomasisses him. >> he was an amazing person. he didn't need to be killed the way h >> reporter: but in all fairness, police say theyre reco narcotics, cash, and a e.ndgun that belonged to him at the sc >> that's funny because none of the neighbors con pes to any of >> reporter: the police chief on the scene last thursday. >> a member of the community provided information abo a

shomari stone is live on what is now ben'scallily bowl way. that is so cool to >>see. eporter: that's right. this is no longer u street this particular block. there ben'scallily bowl way. people have been taking photos and posting on social media about they will particular block. it was such a great celebration tonight. people remembering this iconic legendary restaurant h d.c. ♪ inside ben's chili bowl ♪ >> reporter: a gala at lincoln theater honoring ben's chili bowl on its 60th anniversary. ♪ >> we feel wonderful, very thankful. >> reporter: ali, his family served upha sizzlin smokes smothered in chili over the past six decades at the landmark u street location. >> it is beginning to feel lik a part of history for us. from my parents' beginning, it was humble. >> reporter: his b parents and virginia ali opened in 1958. ntring the visible rights era, ben's was an impor cornerstone and it thrived. >> amazing. >> reporter: the blair family it's dinner on this hick night. >> we're just proud that it's still here and proud tond come patronize. >

i'm shomari stone, news4. >>> the timeline of there case spans nearly a year. police say harpery col was injured september 19th of last year. she died more than month later on october 31st. then in april of this year, maryland state police alerted fairfax county p officer jason colley was a suspect. three days later he was placed on paid administrative leave. and then fast forward, four monthswh to yesterday en colley was indicted. today, colley turned himself in. >>>onight a suspected hate crime against person protecting your children as they head off to class. d.c. police tell us a driver repeatedly threatened and yelled anti-hisnic slurs at a crossing guard near an elementary school. we saw extra police out today around lafayette elementary in northwest d.c. oris happened yesterday. a police r shows the man told that crossing guard he didn't belong working inea this around white kids. late today, we heard from a man who says s took pictures of the suspect's blue nissan. she even got the license plate. >> it's scary. it's right outside an elementary school. j

live here in landover, shomari stone, news4.yo >> thank >>> and just to let you know, we'll hear from the i-team's scott mcfarland on the va medical center problems in a couple minutes. >>> stunning video reminds us of the dangersole officers face every day. watch what happens when pesylvania state troopers tried to arrest a man who failed three field sobriety tests. >> i got him. keep the taser on. >> bothfficers tased the man several times but he managed to pull a gunrohis car and he began shooting. died.fficer nearly the video was played at that man's trial. a jury convicted him counts of attempted murder. >>> a relaxing trip to the beach turned into a nightmare for a man in galveston, texas. is the pictures you're about to e are graphic. police say a shark bit the guy just bob his knee this morning. you can see the i big gash left there. people in the s area they do see sharks from time to time here. th is still in the hospital but he's listed in stable condition. >>> wow. pretty scary. >> doug is here with more about ar weather and today w little better than yesterday. what can w

. >>> outside now tows s shomari stone who talked to fans tonight about peterson's burgundy and gold debut. nice to have a reason to be d excited after ck earlier in the preseason. >> i'll tell you, it's nice just have a sense of hope. redskins fans have mixed emotions. on one hand, they're happy that peterson is now in the burgundy and gold. however, on the other hand, disappointed the team lost in the pre-season game and some fans tell me they made "too many mistakes." let' roll video to show youri adan peterson. fans are pleased here's here considding he s a few days ago. he gives them a sense of hope and optimism. some left at te end of th third quarter. othersid deced to stay and cheer for piteronnen an hope the redskins learn from their mistakes at this pre-season game. some tell me peterson was the best on offense. >> i'm happy about adrian peterson. it's an opportunity for us to do better. i'm looking forward 0 great things. >> >> ap gives me hope. showed a strong run gng game. got the passing game together. the offensive line got to hold tight. >> reporter: well, it's also w

shomari stone is live wit more on these two victims. show? ma >> reporter: wendy and leon, tonight georgetown's dean of admissions says that the university is heart broken over the passing of lauren kagan. she was a valued member of this community and he sends his condolences her family. warren geoghan and her boyfriend jayere killed in tajikistan july 30th. i wasib claimed respoity but the u.s. officials have not confirmed the group's involvement. the d.c. couple was on a year long bicycle trip when they were murdered along with two otheris to in a car and knife attack. in a statement, lauren's family says "the year long bicycle adventure lauren and her partner were enjoying was typical of their enthusiastic embrace of life's opportunities. her openness to n people a places, her quest for a better understanding of the world." lauren geoghan was a graduate here at georgetown university and morned in government, minored in spanish and worked in e school's office of tidergraduate admissions. jaw a previously worked in a tiny house company in d.

i'm glad t do what's right. >> reporter: shomari ston news4. >>> the redskins preseason is officially over. and now is the time for some tough decisions. of we'll tell you whoade the best case to make this team. dave in. >> put the p tssure on me figure it out. this is what you might call a bubble trouble. th redskins have to cut 37 players by saturday at 4:00 from 90 to 53. tonight the final audition to make the roster. most of the starters not playing night. guys pumped up.em to get the running bk rob kelley 11 carries, 49 yards. that's a 4 1/2 yard average. now,lso tonight, samaje ryan was in the running back competition. a good night, yeah. seven kearse, 30 yards. he did have a fumble which has been an issue for him at times. it's a problem. redskins lose the finale 30-20. now the work begins for coaching staff. coming up in sports, we'll head back to baltimore and hear from the redskins. for now,ack to you, jim, as i try to work how to get this roster down. >> that's a tough task. saturday we'll all know. thank you, dave. >>> take a live look now a storm team 4 weather radar. dou

live here at ragin national, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> quite a mystery.hank you. >>> nearly all of us a now under a flash flood wap. flood warnings have sprinkled across parts you of our area tonight. >> meteorologist amelia draper tracking anoth dose of heavy rain moving in for the night. break.can't catch a we're talking about more heavy rain in the forecast for your flied especially during the afternoon and evening hdrs. today's rain has caused flood warnings that are still ia effectoss the area through very early m fridayning including parts of prince william, fauquier anwar ren counties. i'm only tracking scatters showers on storm team 4 radar. a mainly dry start tomorrow morning. as the day wears on, the chance of rain increases and more heavy rain is likely in spotsn friday. the national weather service issued a flash flood watch in effector just about everybody through 6:00 a.m. on saturday. >> currently we're at 76 degrees. plenty of clouds t start o your friday and even the chance for showers during the morning hours. t as weead into the afterno

news4's shomari stone spoke with the officer about the terrifying ordeal and how you might be able top. >> i probably have several emotions that areoing on simultaneously. one is disappointment. disbelief. >> reporter: david restsn his couch with bruises and internal injuries to his ri, abdomen, and back. >> the pain is very tense. >> reporter: he's a federal police officer who was off duty, riding his motor scooter at the intersection of pennsylvania and potomac avenue southeast last friday afternoon. >> and i came to a stop at the stoplight. >> reporter: he says these three men attacked him. >> they punched meti me times, likely kicked me. >> reporter: and tried to take his hescooter. >> pushed me over. i fell down. the scooter went down. my head hit the ground. luckily, i had my helmet on. i took my helmet off and began struggling with them to try and keep them from stealing the scooter.te >> rep they eventually give up, ran away, leaving the scooter and david bloied and bruised. surveillance cameras captured the three seypects. >> if o this with no contequences, with no punish for

tonight she talked to news4's shomari stone at police headquarters with more on this murder mystery. >> reporter: good evening. rnight a mot grieves. a baby is without a father and a community is mourning.da ene rainy is consoled at a time of grief. the body of her son 23-year-old lamont adair junior lies on the side of the street. >> i feel pain. i got a void irt my h because my son is not here. >> reporter: someone fired several shots killing him around 4:00sday evening. people in the neighborhood tell me children were playing outse. >> man, this is ruthless.to just gun somebody down. >> reporter: he was recently training to play basketball in china. this community tells me he's a well-known playe in the ea, scheduled to leave next month. but now he leaves behind a who turns 1 years old next month who grow up without a father. his sister says the murder is >> any idea who had do this? >> no. i mean, you can't trust young people. >> reporter: did he have any enemies? has he received anyts thr lately? >> no. >> reporter: look at the bullet hole on this car door. crime scene investiga

new at 11:00, shomari stone takesgh us throu the crime spree that lasted just minutes. >> reporter: right now, montgomery county police want your help catching this man. they related a surveillance photo of him. let's take aok police say he stole a wallet and house keys from a locker room here at the kennedy shriver aquatic centering around 3:00 three weeks ago. detectives believe he used the same keys to get in the an apartment and copied with the crime spr at apartment on weslake drive 15 minutes later. hey determined the man was captured on video at the aquatic center and t apartment building on weslake drive. detectives urg anyone if you recognize the man shown on the surveillance photo, callnt mery county police. meanwhile, a representative at the s aquatic centers this is a reminder why people need to make sure you use locks on urlachers your lo yourockers at gyms. >> living outside the city can be peaceful but not so much if your house is getting shot. peoplereal problem for in one loudoun county neighborhood. bullets hit several homes over e weekend outside of leesburg on ahrensvi

in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news4. >>> a special tribute tonight to aretha franklin before tonight's nats game. the team playedpp sniets of some of her biggest smash hits. franklin's family announced a four-dayelebration of her life in detroit beginning august 28th. franklin's b will lie in repose for the public to pay their respects. he funeral and burial will be private. performers are still beingined up for the massive musical tribut her music played to so many audience buzz her roots were in gospel music. she discovered her voice singing in church and h best selling album was "amazing grace." over thead d her music was the sound track for tic african-am experience in some ways. music was her activism. >> she did in a way that was quiet andpowerful. look at the afro, the et unapol embrace of her own city of detroit which was being purposed because it was a black city. >> to learn more where franklin's music and her legacy, open up our nbc washington app b leon harris in the newsroom withaking news out of the white house. the west is reporting that documentsg revokven more security

live here in fairfax station, shomari stone, news4. >> thankyou. >>> $25 million. that's how much a local family want from u.s. park police because two of their fers shot and kid their son. this family's grief began eight months ago when someone ran int the back o his jeep on the gch w parkway. he leftnd the scene a police chased him. pashcam video shows officers an proving his j and firing nine times. his family says the government refuses to share more information about what happened that night. and they hope the wrongful death lawsuit will finally lead to answers. >> we don't care who want to say there was just. this was not just. they didot do their job. i >> i don't thi ever recover from there the rest of my life. i don't think tim in this case would help. >> we r tched outthe u.s. attorney's office and they declined to comment on this lawsuit. >>> tonight we're seeing for the first time the panic and terror as a quiet germantown neighborhood awoke to barrage of gunfire that killed one personnd left three others injured. in april of last year. jackie bensen te

shomari stone tells us h youtube showed the little girl whato do. >> i have a new cousin and i'll be excited when he comes home. >> reporter: chloe is a smart quick think-yg r-old in fairfax county >> i read a lot. and i write down a lot of stuff. >> reporter: she is at home her 21-year-old aunt dominique tuesday afternoon.e dominin't feeling well, walks in the bathroom. suddenly -- >> she screamed my name saying chloe and i came and she was like there is a baby. >> reporter: you heard correctly, a baby. dominique gave birth inhe bathroom. >> she got in the she had lost a lot of blood, so she fell down and passed out, so i grabbedhe baby, called t911. >> reporter: she cuts the umbilical cord. wrapped the baby. how did she know? the internet. >> i watched youtubeideos. >> reporter: moments later, medics arrive and drive dominique and her baby to the hospital. meanwhile chloe's mother comes ime. >> like this really real? is this happening right now, did i walk in the rht house? >> you were in shock. >> very much so. >> reporter: that is because no one knew dominique was egnant. >> s di

. >> that makes me happyn >> reporter:irfax county, i'm shomari stone, news4. >> way to go, chloe.youtube. >> oh, my god, that's insane. >> and the baby is going to be fine. >> baby's going to be fine. congratulations. >> good for chloe. >> good for the baby. >> thank you for the internet. >> that's insane. >>> let's go back to manassas now.ug ammerer is in the backyard. >> we have got to check to what's the wing watch number at? how many so far, man? >> i've had zero so far. >> no! >> y think i want to share wings with all these guys? not happening. these guys tctually have get out of here, they have a practice coming up tonight. this is jackson right here. this is your house. this is your backyard. this is a pretty cool place to grow up. >> yeah, i really like it. it's great having this pool out here and a big bayard, we can always have big gatherings and good bonding sessions and make good friends out here. >> you got all your friends right here from the team, right? >> yes, sir. >> you guys ready for football season? >> absolutely! >> this is coach evans right here. coach, firs

news 4's shomari stone will have tonight at 11:00. >>> for two years in a row, prince george's county has had the highest job growth in the state of maryland. now the county is rebranding the way it connects people to those jobs. we're working for you tonight if you're looki o for work just new opportunities. our county bureau chief tracee wilkins takes a inside look at the grand opening of the american job center in largo. >> are you a job seeker? >> yes. >> reporter: there are two leading categories for the unemployed in prince george's county. kayla hopkins represents one of them. she's a high school graduate in her 20s who needs to develop a skill set. >> to have a career is one of my main goals. i don't want to just be, just hopping around to different places. i want somethings tha stable. >> reporter: regina smith represen another growing segment of those in the county. >> i retired the latter part of 2017. now i'm trying to get back out in the workforce. >> reporter: both found themselves here at employ prince george's. >> there's a lot of resources here. >> you serve as the br

we have cn the way to check on this, check on the passengers, including shomari stone. this section is more crowded than usual because of the ongoing track work on the red line. th is a work-around area for the disrupted redline passengers. onop of being forced out of the shuttles or stations and on to the shuttles. bus service being provided. back to you. >> all right. goin to be a long friday. thank you. >>> something else that migaf be cting your commute. storm team 4 is in weather alert mode tracking a line of storms. some could be strong. >> there cranking up. let's go to doug kammerer with more on the impact for the commute and your outdoor plans, too. >> the dark clouds we have around the d.c. metro area are all clouds coming from these .torms out to the we we saw numerous storms earlier, frederick county, portions of west virginia. we saw trees down in this area now. all the attention back to the west around the r froal area coming in toward fauquier county. now this is a nasty, nasty storm. we've got a severe thunderstorm warning fofauquierfauquier, war rappaha

in northwest d.c., shomari stone, news 4. >>> scary stuff. >>> right now the time is 9:38.reet where sheena and chuck are standing by in d.c. northwest. d we have a lot of people lined up ready to give a pup, a rabbit, a cat, a forever home. more on clear thene shelt more on clear thene shelt on news today.4 ♪ ♪ ♪ raindrops on roses and whiskers on kittens ♪ ♪ bright copper kettles and warm woolen mittens ♪ ♪ brown paper packages tied up with strings ♪ ♪ these are a few of my favorite things ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our friend wendy found a wounded starving bedraggled cat roaming down a country road last month and stopped to pick him up. >> as we focus onesetting h for animals today, wendy wants you to know about a service shelters provide that you don't realize you need until you find a wound animal a ask yourself what to do now. >> he was a mess. skinny, bli o in eye. parasites in his a e stomachs. i fed him and wrapped him in a towel. and h slept iny lap. the next day the spca agreed to keep hee. i couldn't him because i have nina, and she has a virus that can be transferred to other a

shomari stone working the story tonight. brake ave a completely town shortly. back to you. >>> halfway through another wet week and we have more storms possib tonight. >> just like last night. the biggest threat this time around is, well, could be after dark. here is a look at the radar at thismo hour. st of the rain, as you can see of to the west here, but flash flood watches are in effect. >> earlier this moteing, the warose fast in northern virginia. one driver stranded, water on all sides, this on browns mill vienna. while in maryland there is a rush to a clean up that debris that has washed into the chesapeake bay before thed weeken with the hope of betting swimmeack in the water. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist ameliaam draper. ia, we're in weather alert mode once again tonight. looks pretty good out right now but you're saying it could be awhile before most of us see any rain, right? >> it all dempends where you ar. we're i w ather alert mode for our counties north and west of washington. that are under a flash flo watch. you can see frederick

shomari stone, news 4. >>> at8:36 thimorning, documents stripping even more security clearances are alreadyture according "the washington post." earlier this week they voided john brennan's security clearatie. erme intenon officials fear robert mue may be next. if mueller or his team lose their clearances, it could end the investigation into russia's influence on the 2016 election. more than 70 former intelligence officials signed statementsti blasng the president for trying to stifle free president trump denies it. >>> john brennan is considering taking legal action. brennan made the announcement last night. he sai pursuing legal action would be a way to prevent the president from revoking another person's clearance. brennan also said he believes president trump is, quote, abusing the wers, unquote, of his presidency. >> the other people on the so-calledenemy's list now, i think this is just another example of mr. trump trying to frighten others. i can tell you having word in national security and intelligen community for many years, these are not the type of eople who are going to be bull

we have cn the way to check on this, check on the passengers, including shomari stone.n is more crowded than usual because of the ongoing track work on the red line. th is a work-around area for the disrupted redline passengers. onop of being forced out of the shuttles or stations and on to the shuttles. bus service being provided. back to you. >> all right. goin to be a long friday. thank you. >>> something else that migaf be cting your commute. storm team 4 is in weather alert mode tracking a line of storms. some could be strong. >> there cranking up. let's go to doug kammerer with more on the impact for the commute and your outdoor plans, too. >> the dark clouds we have around the d.c. metro area are all clouds coming from these .torms out to the we we saw numerous storms earlier, frederick county, portions of west virginia. we saw trees down in this area now. all the attention back to the west around the r fro

news 4's shomari tonen is his way to go there and find out more informationhi about situation, and anyone who knows anything about it contact the metro washington authority immediately. >>> it is a weather alert day in the district. check out the radar behind us. it's really coming down out there. >> as it has been pretty much on and off all day. d.c. and parts of the suburbs are already under flood warningg th the evening commute. let's go to the storm center ang meteort sheena par convenieparveen and amelia draper join us now. >> we had heavy rai and flooding concerns, too. >> the g.w. parkway, saw incredible flooding in parts o the parkway. a repeat out there with heavy rain moving through. take a lookto at team 4 where we're noticing flood warnings across the area. they are in parts of southern fauquier and southern prince william and fairfax counties and up through the district, arlington and alexandria and parts of prince george's county. these flood warngs are in effect until the evening as late as 80 tonight. the heaviest rain along and east of i-95 with a lot of heavy lightning e