big time rain around the fairfax region and down to the south. ng thisiew, though, sho is all moving off pretty quickly. as i'm talking about this, a lot less chance for that flooding. backito the west trac more storms, more flash flooding there. and look at the flash flood warnings, a ton to our no ih, some in our southern zones around madison county, green county. a flo warning inffect for fauquier county and rappahannock county. so far, amelia, we are not eeing too much in the way of flooding around the region. that is good news but we're not out of the woods just yet. >> yeah, absolutely. that flash flood warning in effect for parts of the area until around 2:00. it does look like the threat overall is going down across the area. talks ng about road condition tonight, yeah, it's going to be a wet one out there tonight. tomorrow morning, though, we're looking at dry condits ns. thi not a repeat of monday. we knew that going into this event and it's defi looking like that. now the threat level is now at high by any means, but still you never wa

the fairfax native is heened into hisior year at thve unity of miami. ris glovrioso, news 4. >> read about more of our previous question by searching cekral par explosion. >> un trtunately,is weather is will go having an impact -- waiting for the festivities to begin, unfortunately. >> what are there chances that there will be longer delays and the shows will clear up and and intense lightning well death and west, into prince william county where we're seeing lightning and out towards the winchester area as well. i've circled them in red so can you see it more clearly. at the capitol and lincoln memorial, it's completely dry out there. just to show you how highly variable the weather can be in such a close distance. lking about aclose distance, about 20 miles away from the district to these really, really heavy poets of rain impacting parts of 95 up into the city of manassas. this storm systemas really not moved over the last hour, so this could also lead to some flooding concerns out there tonight and speaking of ha flooding, tt's the biggest concern t

prince george's county and fairfax county around the beltway. numerous showers popping up.e we'll se a few more as we move through the evening hours. what to expect the ne couple of days and yur o >>> face book hit with a $5 billion fine from the federal trade commission because of the way it umishandleder information. the biggest fine that the ftc has ever issued on a tech company. s part of the settlement facebook has to make major changes to th way it does business. leon harris is in the news room to give us more details. >> wendy, this is a big one, the ftc began investigating facebook after learning cambridge analysta had gathered information on users. and the feds wanted to make this an example. in adtion to the massic fine, facebook is required to create a new board-level committee to oversee rivacy. ceo mark zuckerberg must personally certify the company compliance with privacy programs and he could face civil or criminal penalties for falseth messaging service whatsapp and instagram, which is owed by facebook. >> these corporate governa

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news 4's drew wilder joins us live from the fairfax county courthouse with the latest. drew? >> reporter: jim, good evening. the man accused of killing his wife wasctually in the court today while the commonwealth presented its case against him incling some rather head-turning photos showing donna presidentek shot and killed lying in her bed. donna and lasz presidentek's 13-year-old daughter came home in january 2017 to find her dad shot but alive in the berhtub. h mom shot and killed in bed. police recovered two guns. one in donna's hand and the i other the bathtub with laszlo. the commonwealth argues that based on how donna was shot in her head s couldn't have shot herself. after a two-year investigation a grand jury dropped a valentine's day indictment charging laszlo will donna's murder. the commonwealth says he shot himself then to cover it up. at trial tuesday the commonwealth's attorney played an audio roaring of the first time fairfax detectives te iewed laszlo. still in the hospital he said he was in the bathtub and told the detective vickery i had soap in my eyes an

one of the hardest hit areas was in fairfax county. rla flores from our sister station telemundo 44 will tell us how ng it willke to clean up this race. >> reporter: crews are still assessing the damage from rd yeste's rain and on the other side of the bridge residents haven't been able to leave their homes with their vehicles. >> reporter: this is what this road looked like after yesterday's historic accumulat n. last night damaged the trap nd trapped people in their neighborhood. but officials tell us today the worst part of kirby rod could be closed for weeks or even>> mont. we're still doing assessments. we still have structure and bridges going around to all different locations that have been impacted andly real kind of taking an inventory of everything that's damaged and starting the recovery process in terms of what needs to be rebuilt, how is it going to be ebuilt and what are our resources and allof that kind of thing. >> reporter: drivers in fairfax will also need to take detours around prosperity avenue for at least a couple

in fairfax county. i'm julie carey, news 4. >> health officials in fairfax county appear to be turning the corner in a deadly outbreak over the past few days. three people at the green spring retirement community have died since the outbreaks began last month. two dozen others fell ill. health officials still don't know what caused it. >>> a wning for you a the family if you're headed to the water this weekend. >> the virginia department of health has reported aharmful anna. bloom advisory for lake the areas of concern are in the north anna and north branches of the lake. contact can cause skin rashes, vomiting and diarrhea. the hot weather is likely t blame. warm water mixes with nutrients that allow theo algae t grow. >> the washington nationals are giving the family new reason to head out to the ballpark this summer. kids get to eat free at every home game. they launched this new initiative to encourage more families to come out and enjoy america's pastime.ds kinder 12 will get a free hot dog and chi

. >> reporter: this document is all the impetus that governor justin fairfax needs to show up for the anniversary of the first representative. >> this is the document that freed my great great great grandfather simon fairfax from slavery. >> the commemoration marks the arrival the first enslaved africans to north america. >> it reminds me of the incredible journey that families have taken in virginia but also that we've all taken and how hope can inspire us to be better to get through dark times, and i think we need a reminder of that now more than ever. >> reporter: fairfax says he'll show up regardless of whether president trump is there. several members of democratic leadership have taken a dif rent standsaying they will boycott any event that the president attends. in a statement this weekend members of the house and smart leadership said, quote, the current president does not represent the values that we would celeate at the00th anniversary of the oldest democrat ichabody in the western world. we offer just three words of advice, send him back. >> too often we get caught up in so

- loudoun county and fairfax county. look at reton, this is i-66 in gainesville. right now, they had those storms blow through the area. let's go to our maps. we have lightning strikes on there a second ago. we just had a lightning strike. you can't see anything. we just hado sme lightning strikes, i could see the skyco me on up, that's the dulles toll road. as is our reston camera. a lot of our area roads are ges getting inundated with the heavy rain. look at lightning coming up coming up through maryland. gaithersburg, manassas, closing in on the beltway. and i-95 southbound. heavy, heavy rain. lots of lightning. very strong winds, gusting up to 60 miles per hour. that going to be enough to bring trees down and create power outages. tonneytown, we see the rain move to thnorth and east about 30 miles per hour. these aretrongs storm as well, advancing to the north and east. not as much lightning in those as to the south. in virginia look at the lightning, it's a very intense h fairfax ing thro county, getting ready to cr

there's en a deadly construction accident in fairfax county. police say two males were involved. one is a juvenile which could mean a teenager and one is an adult. the juvenile is dead and the adult isospitalized. the accident happened in the 1800 block of solitaire lane in mcclain. you're looking at it via chopper 4. that's about two miles or so west of the river, west of the george washington parkway.rs one pe is dead and one person hospitalized. fairfax county police are on the scene and news 4 is on the way. >>> boy, did we cool off today, and after today we've got nothing but a long stretch of sunny days with no humidity, right? >> no humidity. you know, i've not been able to mow my lawn and a lot of you are weighing in on my facebook page saying the same thing. too hot tomow the lawn and then too riny to motorlawn. the next couple of days it's great to get out there and mow the lawn. trying to mow mine. >> mine is >> can't do yours thursday. >> do you have the schedule? of mine takes a couple days. it's really high now. >> that's the way things are. we eve seen a lot of rai

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fairfax county police are looking for him right now. stay wit us. we're going to stay on top of this story for updates. >> as the numberf murders and gun violence rise in the district, city leaders and police are pleading with residents and busi owners to do their part. today mayor muriel bowser put the spotlight onheir ance cameras program that provides aeill financialsu in entive. news4's mark segraves has more on the push to catch crimesn camera. >> they are just about everywhere, surveillance cameras. sometimes they capture the unusual like a bear on your patio, but more often they capture crimes, like this shooting in the d.c. nightclub. the recent beating of a man outside a hilton hotel by a group of teens or the gang shooting that killed a 10-year-old girl. today mayor muriel bowser pleaded with district residents and businesses to take advantage of the district's rebate program that will pay you to install outside security cameras. >> this is one very easy way, affordable way, that you can contribute to the public safety of our communities.

montgomery county had more than 50eues and so did fairfax. arlington had more than three dozen, and the d.c. fire department had more than a ozen. >> would you look at this. frederick has seen more than 5 inches of raing today durin the morning deluge. that area has seen extensive damage in past flooding, we know, but extensive damage seems to have been avoided this time. >> back to montgomery county but the floods washed away parts of the avement, and that's the situation for one neighborhood in potomac. news 4's aimee cho joinss live just off of mcarthur boulevard. crews have been business out be there ind you, haven't they, aimee? >> wendy, absolutely. we're on belfast road. crews are having to fill this road in with rocks and gravel. that's becaus earlier today that road was completely washing away and this is the only read had to trek through the forest arnd the road if they wanted to go anywhere. a look at some of e unbelievable damage tonight todays is this is a type of scene that played out all throughout montgomery county this mornin

this warning goes until 5 sack and includes areas like bethesda rockville.hrough does include northern fairfax county so if you live around tyson's or mcclain's you got that update on your nbc washington app but i really think that's the heaviest of which will be in through montgomery county. right through the montgomery county mall. this is where it's heavier in through the rockville area, too. this is something we're trackinr for you ov the next hour or two as that one moves on through. more storms to the north into west virginia and parts of pennsylvania. that's going to come through later on this evening, too. tracking all of this for the day tomorrow. tomorrow we expect more stms and, of course, on your fourth of july. i'll time it out for you and see you backere in 2:00. >> stay ahead of the possibilities of storms on the 4th. download the nbc washington app. set your home page to weather. >>> now to that fourth of july and the show of military might such as we've not seenn decades. >> yeah. bring in the tanks. they arrived in the district today at the request ofid prest trump, and they

benjamin schwartz is the director of dvision of epidemiology and population health with the fairfax county health department. >> psychosporea is transmitted by fresh produce that is infected with fecal material. generally it's in imported produce. the illness generally occurs between one and two weeks after eating something contaminated with the parasite. >> reporter: today the mda aounced fresh basil imported from a company in mexico is to blame, though investigators locally are still looking for another store. >> the investigation is really looking much more broadly at all of the produce that cases may have bn exposed to. >> reporter: symptoms including watery diarrhea, loss of appetite, weight loss, bloating and abdominal pain and fatigue. dr. schwartz says the illness may first seem like your everyday stomach bug. en but the diarrhea may last for a month or ev longer and may be what we call relapsing and remitting., in other words it becomes a little bit better and then gets worse again. >> reporter: so far the outbreak has resulted in four ns hospitalizatnd no deaths. anyone experienc

and fairfax, we're not seeing them. look at this e. big time storm right along the anne arundel and calvert. watch this area south e di. a lot of lightning there back down to the south. an extremely strong storm here. this is moving to the north. it has a lot of rain associated with it. this is one of those areas where we could say rain and flash flooding. fredericksburg, spotsylvania, i'i ei'll zoom in on it. fredericksburg, you're seeing rain. just rain. fauquier, it's moving toward the metro d.c. area. orelia, they trimmed back the severe thunderst watch. they also trimmed back the flash flood watch as expected. now, it still has d.c. in it. we're not worried about dchl c. at all. >> no, but dchl c., arlington, and alexandria remain under a flood watch. for instance, prince georges and anne arundel under this flash flood watch. all of the areas here. everybody is noting the humid. our official line today was mak higher. that's the average for the entire year. we averaged about ten 90-degree august. the month of we're told by experts

county and parts of p.m.ier county at 9:00 beltway areas south and into parts of northern virginia, fairfax, prince william and most of fauquier county are staying dry out there tonight and maybe a few lingering showers at 11:00 p.m. and overnight we get some clearing and sunshine tomorrow morning and then we have showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon. here's where they really start to fire. there's the chance f pop-up popcorn showers and thunderstorms just about everywhere. 5:00 p.m. still tracking some rain and some heavy rain isin the forecast tomorrow and this activity, again, winds down around 9:00 p.m. because all of this is driven byofhe heat the day with the help of the sunshine. so your impacts tomorrow, biggest concern is going to bem soeally heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds as well. maybe some hail out there, but if ything you're dealing with downpours like adam was noticing yesterday down at the metro as folks were heading to the mall to see the frth of july fireworks. that 92, it's going to feel hot. more on the heat indices coming up and our shower and hunderstorm

initiatives, but some african-american leaders say northam is avoiding his harshest chrissics, amonghem the fairfax county naacp who staged this protest back in april that fo northam to cancel a planned democratic fund raiser. >> i would say it's less of a listening tour and more of a photo o ortunity. he's met with people who are friendly with him and taken a lot of pictures but he hasn't met with the fair taxnt c naacp. >> i'm not avoiding anybody. my door is always open. >> reporter: here's one takeaway from today's session. >> he's listening, and while i appreciate that, what's important to me for my constituents is action and so what i'm looking for is his accountability and actions and take whayou heard and put it the into action. >> the governor will be back in northern virginia next week for a similarssion in loudoun counfr. in ds, virginia, julie carey, news 4. >> hole's park will run for re-elecon after facing a prostitution charge. the lone witness in the case re tused to testifyt he had inappropriately touched her this. stems from a 2018 visit to a massage parlor. according to the north

n case you're wondering about his status as a fairfax county public schoolteacher schklowsky remains suspended withoutckpay. o you now in the studio. >> thank you, julie carey. >> we're learning how a teenage inmate died after being found unresponsive in his cell in the adult detention center. police say green was unresponsive in his jail cell last month and he was taken offt life suppoust yesterday. tonight the medical examiner has ruled his death a suicide from hanging, and there is a gofundme page set up to help the green family with his funeral. the photo shows his mother, by the way, signing documents so that his organs can be donated. green's 19th birthday would have been this thursday. if you would like to learn more about this fund-raising effort go to the nbc washington app and search gofundme. >> an update now on an outbreak of respiratory illnesses at a northern viiniaenior livinge. h residents at the green spring tirement community in springfield have gotten sick. two deaths are associated with the outbreak. 23 people have had to go to the hospital. health officials say t