fortunately the people inside the car were not hurt. ugly scenehere. chopper 4 is flying over that scene in damascus right now where you caof see some the impact from the storms there. this is a huge tree down on bets that church road. you might imagine t it willke a highly to get that cleared up out of there. so as we clean up from that storm we're not completely out of the wds just yet. >> doug is tracking the next round of storms. bring us up to >> still have the severe thunderstorm watch until 10:00 for everybody in the pink. that storm came through the area about 2:30 and about 4:00 before it exited and made its way up to philadelphia and right now most of the state of new jersey under a severe thunderstorm watch. it brought tornado warnings to parts of our area, and since ng then thi have real come across our region. the shower activity up around frederick and that is it. we also sawome strong storms down around the most potomac

down around st. mary's county and the northern neck. no o a lot going we do have stronger storms to the south. i want to show you this. severe storms and most of new jersey under a severe thunderstorm warning right now and then you've got storms bendeen our area roanoke. these are trying to move up north towards our region, so in our southern zone, talking about areas like culpepper and fredericks burks you folks have better chance of seeing storms. we're not seeing a lot here. we actually got a pretty good break. i'm going to wait and see if we can get m somere development here over the next one to two hours. this will be this area right ere that comes in overnig tonight and really gives us a lot of rain. because of that we have a flash flood watch in effect and still a lot gng on. t out of the woods just yet, but i think as far as the rush goes, the evening rush, weather-wise, we're looking good two hours. one to >> good to know. thank you, doug. even as we have more storms approaching, local in our area are still cleaning up after a line of storms that moved through last night.

strong winds, rain and lightning brought downrees and knocked out power. three big freeze landed on this one home in bethesda. a lot of roof were also damaged by falling trees. still expecting more rain tonight and that could make a bad situation even worse for ho e of these homeowners have holes in their roof. if you haveot ph or videos of day's storms and you can-- you can send them safely, we would like to see thm. email them to isee@nbcwashington.com. remember to stay a step ahead of the weather if you're on the go. open the live nbc washington app for live ra and an hour-by-hour forecast. >> we've just been through a s olent and deadly week acr the district, and the mayor is fed up now. seven people have been shot to death since thursday, including 11-year-oldron brown. news 4's mark segraves is

outside d.c. superior court whe the suspect inhat case made his first courtra appeae. mark? >> good afternoon, leon. that happened about an hour and a half ago. the suspect told the judge hes wa shooting in self-defense and the judge did not buy it and held him without bond until the next court date that. opened up the floodgates and the shooting in what turned out to be an extremely violent weekend. four days of violence. four days of gunfire. since thursday seven people have been murdered in the district, including 11-yeaold rron brown. saturday police charged 29-year-old tony mcclam with killing the young boy. the mcclam told police he was trying to settle a dispute between neighborhood kids 'sncluding his girlfriend children and the victim and that hehad had the gun because his brother had recently been murdered. chief peter newsham says he

can't arm more violent four days. >> i don't in recent memory so it's particularly disturbing to have that many homicides over the weekend. >> reporter: today mayor bwsier and chief newsham pleaded are residents to turn over anybody who has an illegalgun, even if it means sending a loved one to jail. >> it's better to be to be arrested for illegal gun possession than murder of a child. >> reporter: most of those who re arrested for murder had previously been arrested for gun violatiod . >> we nee do a better job in holding those folks accountable the first time. once somebody is kilded they are ad forever. >> reporter: newsham and bowser pointed to the suspect's help in the in finding the suspect in theti shoo of 11-year-old karon brown. the suspect admitted to police

he fired the kun into the car and that it was self-defense and he didn't know the boy was inside of the car. ow you can collect up to a $2,500 reward by helping police get illegal guns off the street. as for the gun that was used in the murder of 11-year-old carron brown, police say they recovered that gun when they searched the home of a friend of the suspectt efore they found the gun a 14-year-old boy tried to sell the gun on the streets by using instagram. that's the very latest. leon, back to you. >> all right. thank you so much. mark segraves reporting live this evening. coming up in our next half hour, news 4's derrick ward will have more on a quadruple shooting at the brentwood reck center in northwest d.c. over the weekend. >> following breaking news. t presidentrump announcing that the white house an top lawmakers on the hill have reached atwo-year budget deal no. details have been released yet, but in a tweet the president says it contains, quote, n joison pills. "the wall street urnal" reports the deal would include

$80 billion ints offsetting cos and earlier today ace sour familiar with the negotiations told nbc news the new final ul debtment wod suspend the ceiling until the end of july in 2021. in puerto rico, hundreds of usands of protesters shut down san juan's largest highway today as they called for their governor to resign. ♪ governor ricardo rosello saidhe would not step down even though he's facing major backlash over leaked chats. the nearly 900 pages chris misonist and homophobic comments along with jokes about death following theevastation following hurricane maria. a panel of appointed lawyers is looking into the chats to determine if any of it broke the law. in the latest back and forth with iran, the president is calling claims by iran that it's detained more than a dozen people who have been working for the cia, quot totally false.

the iranian intelligence officials say that some of the 17 who were arrest eaave had al been sentenced to death. the u.s. government, by the way, does not acknowledge cia recruitment abroad. the latest escalation comes after ira seized a british oil tanker in the streets of hormuz, and defense officials say the u.s. marinesbrought down an iranian drone. >> here in washington, a live look inside the u.s. supreme court where the late justice john paul stevens is lying in repose. his body will remain in the great court's hall until later tonight and a private funeral and internment is scduled for tomorrow. justice stevens will become the 13thce justi laid to rest at arlington national cemetery. the stevens passed away last week after suffering a stroke. he was 99 years old. the president and the first lady are among those who visited the supreme court to pay respects to former justice stevens. they spent a few moments in

front of his casket before pausing before a portrait, but it's the russia probe that appears to be near the top of mind for the president who sounded off on robert mueller today. >> mr. trump voicing familiar ustration as the former special counsel prepares to testifabout his report in a public hearing wednesday. >> let's get the latest now from craig boswell on capitol hill. hi, greg. >> reporter: doreen and leon, we're learng a little bit more about wednesday's testimony. robert muelle will make an opening statement andhen offer his entire 448-page report for the written record.il questions begin. what we don't snow if he will veer from that report. the president today dismissing this week's testimony fr rob mueller. >> we could -- >> reporter: president trump on the highly anticipated testimony from former special robert mueller. >> no, i'm not going to be watching, probably, maybe i'll see a little bit of it. >> reporter: the democrat attacking democrats to bringing mueller to the hill. >> all they ca a about is phony investigation. er: mueller will be questioned for the first time since releasing his report on russian interference in the 2016

election. >> and there is an awful lot of material within the report that the american people are not familiar with which they really need to be. >> reporter: democratsant to ask mueller whether the president obstructed justice but know from the former special counsel's statement in may he's a reluctant witness. >> i do not believe it's appropriate for me to speak further about the investigation or to comment on the actions of the justice department or engress. >> rblicans consider the russia record one-sided and are equally anxious to question mueller the president's feud with four congress women of color known as the squad a troubled group of trouble-makers. >>at representve rashanda tlaib fought back against the president. if you support y justice, are one before us. >> reporter: these are topics both sides will help them win voters in the 2020 election ycle. on the mueller hearing, both democrats and republicans are aware it uld be a

make-or-break moment and shift public opinion. doreen, back to you. ht.all r craig, thank you. and we invite you to keep it right here this wednesday for continuing coverage of robert mueller's testimony. it's set to sta just after 11:00 in the morning and last for several hours. nbc news will provide special coverage that you can watch rightere on nbc 4. a tragedy on a popular local hiking trail. a woman on in her only 30s died this weekend out in that intense heat. u.s. park police say rachel parkerson collapsed saturday on the billy goat trail. she was in severn, maryland. the heat index around 2:00 on saturdayafternoon wasround 106 degrees. >> a sipe of the time, a celebration did iv vied oer partisan politics. >> the war of words heating up in virginia. in virginia. >> and a metro milestone

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we've got storm team 4 weather alert under way as track another round of storms that could move through our region. earlier we saw storms rip through parts of montgomery and frederick counties, even shutting down i-270 for a while. the doug and amelia will bring us an update on thetorm and big changes on the way in ale coupf minutes. >> it's been nearly 400 years since the first representatives asembly was held in virginia. thxt week the commonwealth will pause to mark occasion. >> president trump has been invited and may attend by m keep some other lawmakers from going. news 4's corey smith reports. >> next week marks theth 400 anniversary of the firstta represve assembly in the

new world and the fst arrival enslaved aricans to north america. both events shape the commonwealth of virginia, the country and the family of ov lieutenant gnor justin fairfax. >> this is the original deed, the document that freed my great great great grandfather simon fairfax from slavery. reminds me of the incredible jurpy at my family has taken here in journey but that we've all taken and how hope can b inspire us better, to get through dark times, and i think we need a reminder of that now more than ever. >> that's why fairfax plans to attend next week's celebration, omen if president trump shows up. sof its democratic colleagues say they will boycott any event president trump attends. in a statement this weekend members of t house and senate leadership say, quote, the current president does not represent the values that we at the 400th anniversary

celebration represent. >> we get caught upn social media and mobs and justice and don't take a step back and think about what's the bigg picture here. >> reporter: for democrat vivian watts that bigger picture is learning from thek mista of the past to ensure a prosperous future for all vi> inians. >i only wish that president trump could be there for the full three days. >> reporter: republicans have seized on the difference of opinion. house majity todd gilbert called the boycott disappointing and lieutenant governor fairfaxs says this trands politics. >> this is really not about him at all. this is about all of us and our collective journey and who we aspire to be. >> reporter: in northern virginia, corey smit news 4. >> well, we're in weather alert mode again tonight. >> that's right. as we track the potential for another round of storms moving in. doug and amelia standing by looking at that for >>us. ow does it look right now? >> a little bit of a sigh out of doreen. getting weather alerts for

thursday, friday, yesterday, today, we understand. >> last week it was all about the heat and humidity and now it's about the storms, but the storms are bring an end to the heat and humidity. >> a huge relief coming and starting tomorrow afternoon but really into the weekd or the rest of the week. you guys will love this forecast, but tonight we still have to watch for the strong and severe storms and potential for we'low you what we're l ooding. dealing with. current radar. this is over the last couple of hours, and you notice a strong stogh that came through rit here, just north of leesburg and frederick and now moving up in towards the philadelphia region but it produced a lot of damage a little bit earlier. right now not much. this was the line that came through. the one storm, at this, the incredible amount of damage. there's so many trees down in and around this area. s wrted back aroundchester and made its way through northern loudoun county and a lot of trees down there. a lot of treesnd down arou damascus and mt. airy and urbana with a 58-mile-an-hour wind gust

and off towards the east as well. this storm did really mean -- did produce a lot of damage, but now nothing around our rion. i think we're dry in most areas. wehad a couple of showers but dry in most areas. i'm tracking though a system to the west here. can you see some strong storms th the south. e are actually come up close to fredericksburg andnothe rthern neck and southern maryland over the next couple of hours. look at this swin right here. uw it might produce more severe weather. a little farther to the west and that tells me we won't see theb chance for severe weather in our area tonight with the exception of our southern zones but we are going to see the chance for someery heavy rainfall overnight tonight and into early tomorrow and that's why the flash flood watch and flash flood threat still continues into early morning tomorrow. watch outtonight r the morning commute. could be a big problem. amelia, with a little bit more on what to expect. first round is out of here, but more to go. >> for severe wet we are meaning

gusting, damaging winds and frequent lightning is diminished for a lot of us. rofnd one is out here, as you saw a lot of damage reports north of washington, similar locations that saw a lot of damage yesterday from thunderstorms. more rain out there tonight though and even through the overnight hours. it could wake you up with heavy down lurs and rain isoking likely for that morning commute so keep that in ming steppint the door tomorrow morning. make sure you have thembrella handy. moderate and heavy rain during the early morning hours and scattered showers as the rain wears on. 7:00 a.m., rain is looking likely. 70 degrees. we could see that flash flood watch extended maybe until 7:00, 8:00 a.m. so something to keep in mind. by lunchtime, still some scattered showers out there. otherwise cudy, so if you're running an errand on your lunch break have the umbrella handy.

it's not sweltering by any means. 75 degrees and humidity levels will be bearable. plenty ofd clouds an maybe late day sunshine by 7:00 p.m. it's a refreshing 72 degrees. tomorrow 20 degrees cooler than today. the ice tea matter is going up the week goes on. it's not an extra large. >> i drink a lot so i'll take an extra large ery day and i understand what you're saying, guys. it will really be phenomenal weather as move on through the next couple of days. amelia is here with the intense heat. neat a little bit of a break and then we've got another chance next week for the heat to return. take a look at this. 70 degrees with a chance of rain and as we look towards wednesday, thursday, friday, really nice weather. high temperatures at or a little nlow average over thext few days and then a little more humid saturday, sunday. back to the average high of around 89 and then wee right back into the 90s on monday, tuesday and wednesday and looking really good, guys, in

the middle part of the week. that chanceveor se weather is there and diminishing, and the threat there for some heavy rainfall for now. all in all we get through today, a little bit of tomorrow, we're in the clear. >> looking good. the looking good. >> we'll be gla to seat lower temperatures. >> we will have earned it, thanks, doug. >> not long after several american tourists suddenly died while vacationing in paradise, new concerns are being raised whether the alcohol is safe to drink. a new warning for vacationers. >> a boxer in the fight of his life for his life after being hurt so badly at a fight at mgm tionalna h

a brutal injury to a boxer at mgm national harbor has left him in a coma at an area hospital. >> reporter: traceywi explains what happened to land this boxer into a medically induced coma. >> reporter: this fight on friday at mgm national harbor has forever changed the life of x dadashev. >> 139.2 for dadashev. >> the 28-year-oldor russian boxer was undefeated before the, and he's now in a medically induced coma, and being treated at prince george's medical center according to his trainer and former boxer and hall of famer buddy mcgirt who spoke with me by phone. >> max is a great guy, you know, a hard worker. i wish i had about two more fighters like him >> reporter: mcgirt stopped the fight in the 11th round when it was clear that his challenger

was getting the best of him. dadashev wasn't responding. when did you realize his injuries were severe? how did th happen? >> after the fight and they said let him walk, and as soon as he walked down the stairs he needed help, and he started throwing up and that's when they -- that's when i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: mcgirt said there was bleeding onda daev's brain. he received surgery at prince george's medical center to stop the bleeding and relieved the pressure. >> something like this, you know, unfortunately, it part of the sport, and no trainer or fighter or manager wants to go through this, you know. >> reporter: a spokesperson with prince george's hospital center sold me because of patient privacy law she couldn't tell me much about max's condition but could confirm that the family is on their way here from russia. tracey wilkins, news 4. >> in a statement t spokesperson with mgm ational harbor said the company's

thoughts are with dadash.ar mand state athletic commissions still waiting for comment on whether there might be an investigation into th fight. >> montgomery county officials are still trying to make it clear that residents should be ble to interact with public safety and public departments without fear about their immigration status. the county executives signed an order today that bars county employees and departments from ing information about immigration status and says police and onter couy employees should not assist with investigations of citizenship o immigration status on anyone unless it's required by a court order. the police department andne hboring prince george's county also affirmed recentlyha tovers should not interact with i.c.e. when it comes non-criminal matters. >> starting tonight, kids eat free at nats park now through labor d. ildren 12 and under will each receive a free meal at home games. it's a new effort to make sure that everyid gets meal during home games.

the meals will include a hot dog, a choice of chips or applesauce and a bottled water or soda. all have you to do is sign your kids up asni nationals kids club members. do that online or at the park. meals are dedicated kids eat free concession stand. >> guys, why did you wa almost august to do this? that's a great idea. make it easier for families to come out and have a great tim >> that's great idea. >> way to go, finally. >> reporter: all right. looking back there oer the weekend, a violent last few days in the nation's capital. >> in one case, four people were shot at on time. the video police want you to see epd why they need help from the community to ke this from happening again. >> plus, more than 100 people st sted her with their dee secrets only to learn that she wasn't a psychologist at all. theew legal trouble that the woman is facing tonight. >> i'm adam tuss up in chopper 4

flying high above the silver line. take another look and we've got another milestone, positive news to report to you. i'll tell you when you might be jumping on a metro train here coming >>up. and right now still trying to keep the rain across the area. still have the severe thunderstorm watch and there are a few severe storms well to our a.uth trying to move to parts of our are who to expect the rest night and of savings and service. whoa. travis in it made it.

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we're back at 6:30 with more coverage of strong thunderstorms that ripped through rts of our area. an earlier round of storms dropped power lines on to i-270 closing lanes in both directions

for about an hour. >> but we're not out of the ui woods qe yet, folks. the entire area under a severe thunderstorm watch, and there's a chance for more rain and storms to come in this evening. s>> doug i in our storm center. what's the update on this weather. >> we're looking at the ice tea meter which is looking pretty good over the next couple of dath. severe derstorm watch right around our area at 10:00 tonight. not seeing anything in the area. you can see what i'm talking about. we're dry for the most part. some in anne arundel county. loudoun county and anne arundel county. i'm really watching this area right here. you c see this spin coming on through. it's going to start enhancing the showe, maybe a few thunderstorms out ahead of it over the next couple of hours and that's why i'm staying with you through the 7:00 and 8:00 7ur. see me around0 and 8:45

right here in the storm center so keep it right here over theo nexte of hours. we're talking about that morning commute because this will affect the way you step out the front door early tomorrow mornlg. >> fo, remember, you can get the power of storm team 4 anytime anywhere. just open up thebc washington upfor li app for live radar. if you hy've any video of toda storms email them to isee@nbcwashington.com. you may see it on air or online as well. >> if you're just joining us, wa a quick look now at some of our other top stories. this is the scene that's been unfolding all week ino puert rico where hundreds of thousands tve shut down a major highway as they call forheir governor to resign. ricardo rosello is refusing to step down but says he won't seek rthelection. outrage comese after

roubling hundreds of chats from rosello. ru >> presidemp has announced a two-year budget deal has been reached. the president says it contains, quote, no poison pills. "the wall street journal" reports this deal would include $80 billion in offsetting costs. >> d.c.'s mayor and police chief are pleading for people to turn others in if they have illegal weapons. it comes after a deadly weekend in our city. seven people were murdered in thlast four days, including 11-year-old karon brown. i the suspect that case made his first court appearance today and was ordered held without bo w. thereere four different shootings from saturday to sunday. >> yeah, quite a weekend. in one case four peopleere shot. news 4's derrick ward now with new surveillance video from that shooting on 15th street northeast. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: you can hear the barrage of gunfire all captured

on a video surveillance system in a nearby alley. a few seconds later two people are seen running through the inley. that sho happened sunday night in front of the brentwood recreation center. the reck center has cameras mounted all around, electronic eyes everywhere, but the building with its own security system inside and out did not deter the violence. >> we have four young people shot at, and they are in my view in danger of being shot at again or doing some shooting, okay? and so we have asked for them to beargetedor intensive serviced. reporter: that's the challenge for city officials as theyd aess this spate of violence in the district. >> and if they are willing, we think that we can get them out of the cycle of violence that they are involved in. >> reporter: the violence shattered families. a father and son were found dead in a residence on qens street northeast. while police are still

investigating, they say this isn't a domestic crime. meanwhile, city officials want to offer help to he victims of the reck center shooting. all four people affected are expected to survive. again, there is a fe that this could lead to retaliation and some back and forth and that's indeed the problem that some investigators are dealing weh to a larg extend when things like this happen and they hope that they can get out in front of this because we don't want to see another weekend like the one we've just had. outside police headquarters. derrick ward, news 4. >> a stafford woman who is already facing criminal charges for posing as a psychologist is now getting hit with a multi-million dollar law suflt nvestigators say sharnda avery say she doesn't even have a degree. the new lawsuit is revealing how much more abo how she has age to works a medical professional for so many years. >> reporter: this was the promotional page when she worked as pediatric partners being referred to as dr. avery.

here's what avery told some ts patien >> she had a doctorate in a psychiatrynd a degree in psychology, that she possessed two masters degrees. >> reporter: jack white is representing one of those former patients in the just filed civil lawsuit. his client vernon green is well known around stafford for his non-profit g3 community services which does mentoring work in the schools. a military veteran, he turned to avery for treatment of ptsd. eventually green even hired avery to join his nonprofit, but as he developed marketing material on her the red flags began to appear. >> he met with friction in getting proof of her s certificationand education, and he thought that w odd. >> reporter: on top of that green learned money was missing. he went to the stafford sheriff's office. as they began to investigate, they learned avery was not a doctor at all, not a psychologist, didn't even have a college degree. she was indicted in may for

fraud. >> this is shocking. this is shocking. >> in addition to suing avery, green is naming the iurance company involved and the doctor who ran the medical practice that hired avery. jack white says his client was torn about coming forward and about revealing his treatment for ptsd but decided he had to expose what he learned. >> it's frightening, and sogh rinow mr. green is in the position to ensure orstat lea help ensure that this doesn'tha pen again. >> reporter: so they reported on the charges in may and since then 51 more families have come forward saying they may have been vic names. >> we contacted sharonda avery and the medical facility that

red her but we still have not hed back from them. >> some unsettling warningsse after ral american tourists died in paradise. >> and track the chance for another round of strong storms and heavy rain. doug is tracking every move on we are here to discuss jessie's online time.

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revealing the winner of pat collins' latest challenge, pat'e prpets. >> pat asked all of you to show peoff your t's best tricks. we got dozens offenties, many of which were qui impressive. today a panel of news 4 judges helped narrow down the field to a final four. pat plans to introduce the winningent tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 all ahead of our clear the shelters effort. that's s for august 17th. you can read more about that in our nbc washington app. >> if someone is ableto teach a cat a trick, that's a drop the mic moment. >> cats are smart, they don't -- they have a lack of intere in cooperating. >> tricks are beneath them. all right. metro is going where it's never been before. >> still ahead, a big milestone for the silver line project. ertransportation reportdam tuss will give us a one of a kind view from high above in chopper 4. >> and we still have a severe thunderstorm watch in effect until 10:00 tonight, but do we

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only on fios. we are in weather alert mode again tonight as we track the tential for another round of storms. earlier we saw some fast-moving storms rip through parts of kntgomery and fredericcounty, even shutting down i-270 for about an hour. doug is back with the big changes on our way in a couple of minutes. a major step forward for metro's silver line extension out to dulles airport. for the first time actual metro trains have moved in to loudoun county. >> transportation reporter adam uss is in chopper 4 tonight explain when you'll finally be

able to ride a train to dulles international airport and out to loudoun county. >> reporter: back up in chopper 4 to give you a loo at this momentous milestone, not really just for loipt, northern virginia but our entire region. take a look, this is the louun metro gateway station, phase two of the silver line to see what's hanging out there in the station. that's a metro train. as, loudoun county for the first time youually have a metro train in your property, and it is nfa from the crown jewel of phase two, dull esinternational airport, which is right over here. his is why this project really was envisioned all along to be able to bring metro service all the way out here to the airport d then intooudoun county, and with all the problems, the concrete issues, all the issu regarding the labor management, all of that, we are now starting to see some physical reality that this project is coming together. the latest timetable is that next summer you should be able

to get on a metro train and roll here, but frankly loudoun county residents, they are ready for it. >> yes,op i think pe like the metro. the traffic is horrible and the toll rolls so expensive now. >> you see it being a positive. >> yes, definitely a positive. >> i think especially in the rush hours it's really bad here. >> her we are flying high above the loudoun gdeway station an the metro train on the track. now this testing will continue to take place. don't be surprised if you see some of these trains rolling through the corridors, especially along the dulles toll road. thesting will take several months. hopefully again the project opens next summer. back for you. >> all right, adam tus reporting. thank you, adam. we've got anew warning. let's go to the storm team 4 weather center and we continue to track the chance for strong storms. >> what's the word, doug? >> watching the storms continue to develop. the big storms that came through k e northern areas in freder county maryland as well as virginia and lountee, those moved off but now we've got

another round and this is what i was showing you half an hour ago. this was down around charlottesville and it's moved through the charlottesville area and now we have a brand new severe thunderstorm warning for orange county and spotsylvania county and, again, to the not, you saw the storms rumble on through, a monster storm that came on through and a lot of damage. even tornado warnings at the time. now most of the area on the dryer side. we're starting to seat area to the west. all the rain coming to parts of the shenandoah valley. we're looking at this line right in here, and i'm starting to sev this deop now down to the south and down around the charlottes ville area, coming through parts of culpepper county this. line right here. i'm going to wait and see if this develops, but i am expecting this line t continue in towards spotsylvania county and fredericksburg and southern maryland by around 7:00:30, 8:00. severe thunderstorm warning until about 7:30. iswe'll be watching th very,

very closely because this is part of the much bigger system. you see how big of a system thi. severe thunderstorm watch in effect from just south of boston all the way down i-95 just to the north of the richmond area, so very strong line of storms coming through. this kind of a line is the kind thnges everything out there. we saw a high today of 96 degrees. tomorrow, our high will be about 20 degrees cooler than that. as a result of all of this,ahis is r moving through. notice this area right here. see this little circulation. this is going to move right across our region and ethance he rainfall. now, it might not bring severe weather, but it will produce a lot in the way of rain. a flash flood watch is inny effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. rainfall totals one to two inches depending on where you are. watch out early tomorrow morning i think wll run into really wet roadways. tomorrow night, some will be wet and those wet will be to the north and tn to the south with the next line, but by around

8:00, 9:00, i think everybody is starting to see rain again. by tuesday mogs all the roads are wet across the area and tuesday afternoon starting to try out. take a loo at this. our planner for your tuesday. 70 degrees and 75 degrees with attered showers,nd we do think the rain may stick around through about noon before o gettit of here. a few showers possible in the afternoon but most areas are dry. a of only 78 degrees so we bust the heat wave in a big way. was today 12 or 13, amelia? >> 12 days in a row. 12 days in a rove 90-degree plus heat and many of the days about 95. maybe some sun tomorrow evening and we might get in for pretty good sunsetch refreshing air. some of you tonight will be in thend0s a as you wake up early on wednesday morning and look at this, great weather wednesday, thursday andriday. a've got my backyard weather coming on thursd it's going to be an absolute

perfect position for that on thursday, so we'll be talking much more about that the next couple of days, look as we make our way towards the weekend. also looking pretty good. getting on the hotter side and then next week, yes, we do see another heat wave as the month of july does move. out again, guys, there's the forecast. 70s for tomorrow with that chance of rain and then we've got 90s into next week. squeez b in between,utiful weather. >> got to find a way to slow the clock down once we get to wednesday. need to find a way to do that. >> refreshing is not a word that we've heard associated with our weather for a hile. >> thanks, doug. coming up, the redskins report to training camp in two days. why one of their biggest stars is not expected to be there. sports coming up next. first, here's savannah guthrie with a look at what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." >> ahead tonight, the dramatic new claims by iran arresting 17 alleged cia spies. ow president trump is firing role of a car company?

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>> it's making a call on th nats game tonight. >> the nationals game against the rockies, all that free food for thekids, no, postponed. >> oh, no. >> so the game has been postponed because of the weather. re will be a doubleheader on wednesday starting at 1:00 p.m. >> beautiful weat r wednesda >> good thing. >> free food that day as well. so we're less than 48 hours away from t redskins reporting to training camp, a lot of intrigue around the toys, case keenum, colt mccoy or top pick dwayne haskins emergeas the open day starter? whoever ends up starting he may be missing the protective services of trent williams. the nfl network reporting that williams is not expected to report to training camp. he's missed all off-season workout reportedly unhappy with the team's handlingof the removal of a growth on his head that at one point was feared to

be malignant. according to the nfl network the 31-year-old is interested in a new contract. williams certainly a hot topic heading into camp. jay gruden meets witthe media on wednesday. the wizards are thinking outside the box to fix their recent woes. ree and a half months without a permanent general manager,he today t team officially introduced longtime executive tommy shepherd as the team's new gm and then owner ted leansiis surpred everyone anoinng his new brain trust s incluhi brown and local hoops royalty john thompson iii, the head of the newly created athlete development and engagement department. now for leansis it's a new way to do things that he's pretty excited about. >> we just tught that rather than replacing previous leadership with one person and you ere, here's the keys, go figure it out, that we would do the work and d we do the diligence and talked to as many

people as we could, and i think we arrived at a real good organizationst cture. >> to have that happen, you know, i'm very grateful and very excited. i just can't wait to get going. >> what excies me the most is monumental basketball being quite honest.w have 50 athletes under our mbrella, and to be able to assist them and help them and to help to develop them on the court and off and at the end of the day to put us and them in the best situation and best chance to win and that's what we want to do. >> nar gm tommy sheppardi offerng bradley beal a max extension. beal is eligible to signed a three-year $111 million peel on friday. has until october to sign. coming off a career year in which he saw new highs in points, assists and beal stepping you have after john wall ruptured his a achill he still has two years left on his current deal. >> this year the washington

spirit welcomed back their world car stars rose lavelle and mallory pugh. she signed autographs for fans, ieluding a littl girl named rose lavelle. in case you're wondering they have different middle names. today, lavelle and pugh and their spirit teammates practicing at fedex field. the two world cup stars are best friends and live together with another roommate and easy to tell admiration that the two young stars have. >> i know mal is younger than me and i've always like looked up to her the which she presents and carries herself. she got thrown into the limelight really young and show's handled it so young and i always say this. when you get to do what you love with people you love it makes it that much more fun. when she scored the first goal i started crng base was like -- i was like so happy for her and i live with her at home so to see all the work and just the way she's truly grown into the

player that she is now, it's inspiring for me. she knows me well, and, yeah, it's been really nice. so thanks. g those of fun see two, an, yes, rose lavelle did sign the autograph of another rose lavelle and it the dad you could hear saying i thought it was a unique name. >> that's funny. what are the odds. >> good stuff. thanks. all of us here at news 4 are remembering ow late longtime friend jim vance. it was two years ago today wheni we lost to cancer. vance spent 45 of his 75 years working here at nbc washington and we still try to live up to his high standards every day.ti we also s miss him, and we know you do, too, so we'll end the broadcast with some of his favorite music, "my mood" by mmsb.

tonight, dramatic new accusations from iran. 17 accused cia spies arrested, some facing death sentences. the claims as totally false and issuing iran a stern new warning as the uk holds an emergency meeting over that seized tanker in the gulf. ds>> mastive protests, hundf thousands takes to the streets in puerto rico. anger boiling over at the governor who's still defying calls to resign over leaked text messages. horror at the ball park, another young fan struck by a foul ball. the major league batter devastated and calling for safety changes at america's stadiums, what