a man was shot to death in sutland. news 4's meghan fitzgerald is live on the scene with more on this investigation. meghan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eun. at this point prince georges county police department and detectives have been out here for the last 4 1/2 hours trying to figure out the motive here. what they are telling us is that the man who died here at the 4800 block of tangien place was targeted. he was shot multiple times but, again, they're still trying to figure out why this man was shot. if you take a look behind me, you can see it's a bit of a different scene now. police have sort of moved out many of the police cars, they've taken down the police tape, but they're being thorough at this hour. this he have a dog hunting the area here trying to pick up any evidence that they may have left behind to try to put the pieces together. we want to show you some video. we were out here not long after that shooting took place around 2:15 again. it was at tangier place at the intersection of d

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the tractor trailer plunged on to sutland parkway below. the driver was killed in the crash and we are working to find out his name. >>> the i-team is looking into lawsuits filed against two fantasy sports giants. why some customers say they were duped by the companies and what they're demanding tonight. >>> talk about bad to worse. the new fears for people in that flood-ravaged areas of south carolina. >> first, here's doug. >> tracking some strong storms right now making their way through prince george's county and northwest d.c. and even the city of fairfax and you can see the strong line and look what it's doing right along the beltway and this is 495 at colesville road and slowing down traffic for sure and the rain is coming down very hard and give yourself extra time and give it another 20, 30 minutes and that's how long the rain will last and i'll continue to >>> over the last half hour or so, the storms have taken fire here in the portions of our region including right around d.c. and northern prince george's county and northern ann

a man was shot to death in sutland. investigators do not think this is a random crime. news 4's meghan fitzgerald is headed to the scene. we'll have updates throughout the morning. >>> now on a perspective on a transformative night. senator bernie sanders campaign said he has nearly $1.3 million in new donations. social media dubbed hillary clinton the winner. nbc's tracie potts is here. let's start with hillary clinton. she seemed ready for the questions, especially about whether she changed her position on international trade deals. let's listen to what she has to say about the trans-pacific partnership. >> i did say when i was secretary of state three years ago that i hoped it would be the gold standard. it was justifiably negotiated last week and in looking at it, it didn't meet my standard. >> reporter: well, so let's talk about this, fact or fiction. she flubbed a little bit saying she hoped it would be the gold standard. what she said back then was it was the gold standard. she's backing off that a bit, but also there are some things that were in the deal back th

yesterday community leaders gathered at sutland high school to change that.anel discussed how to respond to intimate partner violence and the rate at which women are abused. just this week in oxen hill 14-year-old keshawn wilson died after being stabbed by his mother's boyfriend. >> he was protecting his mom. should not have been in that situation ever. >> if you would like to learn more about domestic violence resources, we put it on our app. search domestic violence. >>> some montgomery county parents are not happy about redistricting. if the redistricting plan is approved, some students could be shifted to another elementary. it's part of a larger effort to reduce overcrowding in the gaithersburg schools. some high school students could be shifted to new schools as early as 2017. >>> also montgomery county, you may want to watch out for school buses when you head out this morning. police in the county are now looking for drivers who don't stop when the signs are out. concerns on busy roads back in may, police say cars have to stop for a bus even on a wide