as far as severe weather goes, this is really all i'm seeing. moderate to high areas of heavy rain that will lead to water logged roads. as far as high winds and hail is concerned, not seeing that threat. we're coming in at 78 degrees right now as we continue to track scattered rain from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. mainly dry by 11:00 p.m. more severe weather in the forecast over the weekend. i'll have updates to that coming up in about 15 minutes. the talk is over. the work is about to begin. metro's massive yearlong effort to repair the rail system kicks off at midnight. >> with it, expect a year of service delays across the region. the first phase will involve work on tracks between the boston metro station and the east falls church station in northern virginia. there will be continuous single tracking, reduced service on the orange and silver line with trains every 18 minutes on the impact west of boston. mark segraves is live in arlington with more on the big launch and what it's going to cost to do all of this work. mark? >> reporter: that's right. today standing here at the east falls church station the metro general manager revealed that the cost for the work over the next year is going to be about $60 million. but he added there's an unknown cost that will be added to that because they don't know how much revenue they're going to lose over the next year from riders who choose not to take metro. the message of the day for the next year will be patient and be prepared. the first phase begins with the orange and silver lines. large portions of the lines will be single tracking and there will be some station closures. that means fewer trains carrying more people. >> trains will run every 18 minutes with eight car we will provide additional orange line trains between boston and new carrollton. we will be providing additional metro bus, fairfax county connecter, and the darp bus service. shuttle between boston east falls church and boston west falls church. >> reporter: this is all going to cost $60 million. we learned today of a letter from 11 members of the virginia house of delegates telling metro they don't plan on giving the transit agency one more penny. coming up at 5:00, you'll hear about that letter and reaction from metro's board chairman. thousands of federal workers and agencies across the region will no doubt be impacted by safetrack in some way. opm says employees may be able to take advantage of telecommuting, flexible work schedules, and other options. a statement today says ultimately individual agencies arest project will have on their workforce and therefore agencies should make decisions regarding how to adjust. in addition, opm says employees should also plan to alter your commuting patterns if needed to fulfill your responsibilities. many of you have a lot of questions about how metro maintenance work will impact you in coming months. for complete information about the safetrack plan, just open the nbc washington app and go to the safetrack page. right now, police are questioning several people after an early morning house raid in leesburg. it all happened along apple tree drive northeast just a few blocks away from police headquarters. our northern virginia reporter david culver is at the scene with details. >> reporter: neighbors couldn't believe what was happening in the house across the street. a police raid that started at 5:00 in the morning. the home illuminated with red and blue. police spotlights windows. watch as one person after another walks out of the house hands up, some of them just children. police have the adults lift their shirts as they check for weapons. notice the red laser focused on that man's body. >> there were several subjects that we're conducting with interviews with at this time. >> reporter: by late afternoon, investigators still combing through the house, but police not releasing much information. >> we don't want to jeopardize the ongoing nature of this investigation. >> reporter: we also saw heavily armed police and federal agents. notice they're facing outward, watching for anyone who may be approaching the home. they stopped and questions passing drivers. we are learning the city of gaithersburg is investigating the death of a 16-year-old student, santos escobar was killed yesterday. he was riding his bike when he hit a commercial sign on the sidewalk. he fell into the roadway and was hit by a suv. it's illegal to place commercial signs on the sidewalk, so now the city is trying to figure out who put it there and they're trying to determine its role in the crash. right now, helicopter and boat crews are racing against time searching for four soldiers in ft. hood, texas, missing since their truck overturned into a flooded creek during a training exercise yesterday. the tragic accident killed five other soldiers on that truck. three were rescued from the creek now swollen to nearly ten times its normal width. flooding threatening homes further north in texas. this apartment building in the city of granbury is in danger of collapsing into a nearby lake which has crested at record levels this week. 20 that building. work on the rails is about to slow traffic on the roads. the weekend traffic alert that you need to know about. heavy rain, the chance for storms, it is all happening in time for your weekend. a woman involved in a three-car crash on route 50 has died. two others were injured. police say it all started when a car hit the median guardrail last night and went airborne. it avenue and cheverly. that car slammed into a second car. that car hit a third vehicle, the one the woman was in. there's evidence that the driver that started the pileup may have been high on drugs. state highway officials are closing a stretch of central avenue in bowie for the weekend in less than an hour from now so csx rail crews can do the work. it will be on central between hall station road and hall road. the we central avenue should reopen in time for the morning rush on monday. closures will continue nearby on hall road through next thursday. a fairfax high school student faces child pornography charges. police are saying a 20-year-old used a cell phone to film another student into a bathroom stall yesterday during school suspect and then told administrators. a school resource officer investigated and he was arrested. he reportedly secretly filmed male students in the bathroom. he was released on bond this morning. the school district notified parents about the incident this morning. well, your umbrella is about to get a workout. first at 4, we're keeping a close eye on the heavy rain that is slowly moving through the area. amelia will tell us which part of our weekend could include some severe weather. a bizarre scene on a very stronger is blasting without risking her bones. it's training her good cells... to fight the bad guys. stronger is less pain... new hope... more fight. it's doing everything in your power... and everything in ours. stronger, is changing even faster than they do. because we don't just want your kids to grow up. a rainy start to the weekend. pockets of heavy rain are popping up on storm team 4 radar. it won't be the only dose of rain we get for the weekend. first, we're following a developing story right now in southwest d.c. a wild and dramatic scene unfolded on a bridge. a man crashed his car then allegedly tried to carjack several drivers. >> that's when construction workers who happened to be in the area jumped into action. darcy spencer is live along the bridge with the rest of this crazy story. >> reporter: the cutts bridge has been under construction for the last several weeks. work has stopped now because it was those construction workers who stopped that man in his tracks this morning. our cameras were out hire rolling when he was taken into custody. police actually had to taser him to get him to detained. then they put him on a stretcher, took him to a hospital for evaluation. this all started up by the lincoln memorial where he apparently crashed his car into a bus and then left the scene of the accident in the car, but then he crashed once again here on the cutts bridge, driving his car up into the sidewalk. the car was disabled. he allegedly tried to carjack several vehicles here along the bridge. that's when those construction workers realized what was happening. they detained him until police arrived. now he's facing some serious charges. >> when police did arrive on the scene, he continued to be combative. one of our officers did deploy a taser to subdue the subject. he's in our custody right now being transported to the hospital foref on a police officer, attempted carjacking, and the hit-and-run accident. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, you'll hear from a d.c. ment of transportation worker who is out here directing traffic and he talks about what happened, what he witnessed out here today. back to you, susan. new details on the man accused in the most recent gun scare at the white house. according to court documents, when he was asked why he came to the white house, he told a secret service officer that he came there to, quote, shoot people. today federal authorities officially charged 31-year-old jesse olivieri with resisting officers with a dangerous weapon. an agent shot olivieri two weeks ago after he approached a white house checkpoint holding a gun. investigators say it may have been an attempt at suicide by cop. olivieri survived and is still in the hospital. he could spend up to 20 years in prison if convicted. turning to it sounds like we're looking at a 50/50 weekend. >> bummer. how are you? >> is that the story? >> it is the story. tomorrow we're tracking mainly dry conditions. unfortunately, though, plenty of clouds and then on sunday we'll be tracking rain and storms at times, especially later in the day. not only will we be tracking heavy rain, but we could also see some strong gust y winds an maybe some hail. keeping a close eye on this deluge impacting parts of montgomery county. this storm system bringing lots of lightning and 1 to 2 inches of rainfall mainly to montgomery county. this has already moved through frederick county. as we work our way towards 7:00, 8:00, 9 c:00, a lot of the activity is out of the area. in the d.c. metro area, you can see a lot of rain to deal with right now. waldorf and gaithersburg, moving into rockville at about 4:30. bethesda at about 5:00. moving into the district at about 5:30. alexander right around that 6:00 p.m. hour. future weather not so much the location, but notice the trend as we move on into the evening hours. 6:00 still tracking areas of heavy rain. 8:00, potentially some heavy rain still hanging on. once we move past 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 p.m., it is mainly dry. your weather headlines. tomorrow the better of the two weekend days. sunday is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert day with strong to severe thunderstorms. next week looking absolutely fabulous. just about every day low humidity, plenty of sunshine. tomorrow not plenty of sunshine in the forecast. at least some limited sun. 7:00 a.m., 69 degrees. by noon, temperatures at 80 that's when we'll start to see some peeks of sun. by 4:00 p.m., the chance for scattered thunderstorms. 84 degrees, that will be our high temperature. heavy rain is possible because of the mugginess. as far as severe weather is concerned with any storms late in the day tomorrow, i'm really not seeing that as a huge threat. the pool forecast for the next few days. tomorrow okay, go early. plenty of clouds. sunday not a good pool day with rain and storms. monday perfect. plenty of sunshine, comfortable temps. as far as the severe weather threats go on sunday, i'm really focused on a moderate to high potential for some heavy rain. after that some strong winds that could lead to isolated wind damage. a moderate risk of that. maybe some hail. pretty low risk that we're dealing with a tornado. currently 70s and 80s. sunday a high temperature of monday 84. maybe a late day shower on tuesday with a high of 86. when ucla went on lockdown this week because of a shooting on campus, a company hundreds of miles away found out someone was using one of its products just steps away from the violence. why they say it could save lives. an emotional outburst in the courtroom. why a man lounged across the table during a man's sentencing. everybody is talking about and bracing for safetrack this afternoon. the major maintenance project gets started tonight. we want to know if you'll be more likely to ride metro after it is all said and done. >> it is our nbflash survey.c prodders, shuckersers, all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. an emotional scene in a courtroom in ohio. convicted serial killer michael madison was just sentenced to death for the murder of three women. he smirked in the courtroom. then the father of one of the victims lounged across the table at him. the prosecutor is now reviewing the incident deciding whether to charhe >> he is sitting over there smiling. it was horrible to be that close, to have to breathe his air, to be in the same room with a person who is so horrible and doesn't even care. this has drawn on and on and on and on. how much are we to endure? >> again, the prosecutor is reviewing the incident there in that room in ohio. situations like at ucla inspired iowa educators to create a safety device several years ago. >> their invention was put to the test wednesday. the sleeve worked just as it was supposed to. >> this is what we have all talked about. this is why we did what we did to help people. >> reporter: fighting chance solutions have shipped the sleeve to every state in the u.s. >> we have done military, universities, school districts. >> reporter: when the shooting happeneat the creators said he knew there had been one customer at the university. a purchase of a single sleeve to try it out. the next day he received a message from a staff member at the ucla neurobiology department. the man wrote that he not only used it, but it was put to the test and worked. >> i placed your product on our door and my boss tried to open it from the outside and he could not open it. >> reporter: at the time, people on campus were hearing reports of multiple shooters. >> what was frustrating to me is seeing students tying belts and cords. that's what we were taught to do. >> reporter: others jammed the door opener. >> kind of the same principle of the belt keeping the arms from spreading. >> sleeve was deployed and engaged in a real shooting incident. >> for me, for the company, today is the most important day of our company because our product was used in a situation to keep people safe and it did. >> reporter: though he says it is bittersweet thinking of those effected by the tragedy, there's hope the sleeve will continue to give some peace of mind, a better sense of security if ever faced with the worst. >> that makes everything we've done worth it in my opinion. >> pretty interesting device there. >> if you think about it, it was such a simple device and product that saved lives. very incredible. well, crews are trying to stop the spread of the zika virus. >> we're going to tell you about some of the plans for this weekend that leaders hope will stop the decide from spreading in our area. some of you are seeing some pretty heavy rain this afternoon. storm team 4 is tracking heavy and slow-moving rain that is just sitting on top of some >> which part of your weekend prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] all giant produce is triple checked. farm, crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. now at 4:30, in just a few hours metro begins its massive sma safetrack program. weekend service ends at midni t midnight. that starts tonight. and east falls church. police arrested a man for attempted carjacking. a man hit a bus near the lincoln memorial, crashed his car, got out, and tried to get into other people's cars. construction crews stopped him until help arrived. get that umbrella out, if you ever put it away. we're tracking rain and the chance for thundershowers this afternoon. we are just four days from a democratic primary night that could decide the presumptive presidential nominee for the democratic party. six states will vote on tuesday. >> with hillary clinton's lead over bernie sanders, it is possible that she could clinch the nomination before california polls even close, but sanders is reminding everyone it isn't over yet. brian moore is live. >> hi, pat and susan. it is starting to feel like the general election, but, yes, as you mentioned hillary clinton does have that unfinished business in califor trading fire in an escalating war of words. >> he doesn't really have ideas. he just engages in rants and personal feuds and outright lies, something that our country cannot afford in a commander and chief. >> reporter: clinton is sharpening her attacks on trump, forcing him to play defense. >> crooked hillary said, oh, donald trump, his finger on the button. i'm the one who didn't want to go into iraq, folks. she is the one who stupidly raised her hand to go to the middle east. >> reporter: one trump supporter was cornered and pelted with food. back in washington, republican leaders are urging trump to set aside personal feuds and focus on winning. >> i think these attacks don't serve the candidate very well at this point. he ought to be trying to uni >> reporter: california and five other states are on the line this coming tuesday and it is bernie sanders' last chance. >> and i believe we'll come marching out with the democratic nomination. >> reporter: that math depends on some big wins and flipping the votes of superdelegates. one of those superdelegates california senator diane feinstein says sanders might change a few minds, but not enough to clinch the nomination. continuing to track some very heavy rain impacting montgomery county. one of my facebook friends just saying that rain moved through their area. now the sun is back out. only lasting about five minutes. you can see the bright colors here making its way into parts of loudoun county. still tracking some heavier rain in charles county, king george, and stafford counties. you can see the yellows, the oranges, and the reds here just starting to hit the top of the beltway, moving toward bethesda, starting to exit the gaithersburg area. i'm tracking another line of broken showers. these could hold together. if you have plans out this evening, you could be dealing with a little more rain. the heaviest rain is falling right now. temps in the 70s. bring that umbrella just in case after this main rain event exits the area. otherwise muggy with plenty of clouds around. whenever there are storms on the horizon, you need to have the nbc washington app handy. you can track the radar and get the latest forecast and all of the weather updates. we also send you weather alerts when severe weather moves into your neighborhood. spraying begins this week to kill mosquitos linked to the zika virus. night to lessen the impact on other insects. loudoun county is also planning targeted spraying in areas where people could be at risk. health officials say 18 virginians have the virus. 17 people have it in maryland. 4 people in d.c. all have come from traveling abroad. it's described as an academic boot camp for military vets. it teaches them how to transition from the battlefield to college. veterans learned how to get into a good four-year college or university. they also learn how to tackle the academic commands and how to get the most of their gi bill and other resources. >> you know that you need to study. you know that you need to write your papers and be in class on time. the only thing is you may have been out of school for a long time or you may have never gone to t >> the intense one-week course takes place at georgetown university and 11 other top schools around the country. the project started back in 2012. we'll soon learn if there will be any new legal fallout after last week's killing of the gorilla at the cincinnati zoo. an announcement on the possible prosecution will come monday. now the boy's fall led to zoo workers shooting and killing the 17-year-old gorilla named harambe which has sparked widespread criticism over the mother and the zoo. the annual herndon festival is going on this weekend. there is going to be food and carnival rides and arts and crafts. it is in its 36th year and expects to attract about 80,000 le while you are tooling around this weekend, don't be surprised if you see a few super heros. awesome con is officially under way. it is a huge celebration of heros and comic books. awesome con started four years ago with 7,000 people. this year 50,000 are expected to attend. the festival runs through sunday at the washington convention center in northwest. banned from the classroom. why a third grader is getting a lesson in free speech during an election year after his teacher said he couldn't wear his favorite hat at school. face to face with an alleged ki killer. for the first time, a good samaritan badly hurt during last first at 4. he heard screams and ran to help. now one of the good samaritans in a deadly maryland shooting spree is out of the hospital and recovering at home. >> he was shot four times. he told smiled before shooting him and killing his friend. >> i just feel bad about the whole situation. >> reporter: he speaks about the horror he experienced on may 6th. he tells me 62-year-old eulalio tordil seemed to enjoy shooting people. >> he looked dead at us and started smiling before he started shooting. >> reporter: they heard a woman yelling for help in the parking lot. police say she was being carjacked by eulalio tordil. tordil was on the run after allegedly killing his estranged wife. how much shots did he fire at you? >> i know he got me like four times. >> reporter: he was shot in his foot, leg, and three times in the shoulder where one bullet remains. his friend died. what was going through your mind? >> i thought i was dead. it's over now. weeks in a hospital. he is now at home recovering with help from his family. proud of your dad. >> yeah. >> reporter: why? >> because he helped someone who really needed it. >> reporter: the woman he saved survived. tordil drove to a giant in aspen hill and tried to carjack a woman. she was also shot and killed. >> he hurt a lot of families, including his own. >> lucky to be alive. it's going to take unger months to recover from his injuries. his insurance won't cover all of his medical bills. he's used up all of his sick leave and vacation time. >> if you would like to help him, we posted his go fund me link. you donated more than $1.5 million as part of the united way's 24-hour funraisie ining d called do more 24. 600 org will benefit from the money. little life urban ministries received $75,000. the average gift yesterday was $95. nbc 4 was a proud partner in this effort. swept away. the urgent search for soldiers who were swept away by floodwaters as thousands of people brace for the biggest catastrophe their communities have ever seen. back here at home, we're tracking some rough weather of our own. >> there is plenty of rain to talk about on storm team 4 radar. we're tracking what prodders, shuckersers, and sniffers, [ inhales ] crate, and store. we're focusing on fresh... ...so you don't have to guess. my giant. we are still tracking developments with that severe flooding in texas. it turned deadly once again today. this time at the nation's largest military post. >> that's right. five soldiers training at ft. hood are dead after flash floods swept their truck away. as jay gray reports, there's still a search for more shoeolds missing in that accident. >> reporter: that's right. the soldiers recently returned from duty in south korea. they were on a training mission yesterday. today this base mourning those lost. >> reporte the training shifted to a tragedy in a matter of seconds. a tactical rover like this one rolled by the floodwaters dumping at least 12 soldiers who were swept away. five now confirmed dead. four still missing and three who suffered minor injuries. >> tragedy extends well beyond ft. hood. >> reporter: so do the floodwaters in communities in southeast texas where it's been raining for a week or more now. fort bend county is one of the hardest hit. >> 20% of the county is under water. >> reporter: and farmland turned to swampland. ranch hands on horseback are the only one to save the herd. in some areas even the ground is giving away. this apartment complex outside of dallas in jeopardy of being washed away. and this truck was. a dramatic reminder of the power of rushing water. the driver and passenger inside were able to escape. south of houston even the animals are trying toca rising water, and it wasn't an escape at this prison, but a group of inmates were forced to evacuate while texas has yet to escape. >> i've never seen anything like this. >> reporter: the effects of historic flooding across the state. forecasters say some of the hardest hit areas across the state will finally get some relief. the rain expected to stop this weekend. the investigation here of course will continue for a while. that's the latest live here at ft. hood. i'm jay gray. pat, susan, back to you. meanwhile back here in the washington area we're expecting some rainy weather of our own. some stormy weather. what's the timeline for us? >> well, pat, we're going to be tracking areas of heavy rain this evening. tomorrow the better of the two weekend days. just the chance of some late day showers and thunderstorms. on sunday we'll have rain and storms at times. sunday the day we're really keeping an eye on. it is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert day. the heaviest rain parts of montgomery, fairfax, and loudoun counties. then another pocket of rain in parts of southern maryland around fredericksburg and the northern neck. this area of heavy rain now really picking up speed, moving to the south at about 25 miles an hour. it is going to be in the district within the next 10 to 15 minutes. right around 5:00 p.m. you can see some very heavy rain moving into reston and bethesda as well. this line here is bringing about 1 to maybe even close to 2 inches of rain as it moves through the region. as far as other severe weather goes, severe winds or large hail, we're not going to be tracking that this evening. the focus really just heavy rain that is going to lead to some water on area roads. currently temperatures are in the 70s. 78 in washington. 76 in rockville. 77 at dulles as well as leesburg. what we're tracking right now the main weather maker this ni head on into the later evening and overnight hours. the heaviest rain falls right now. that is leading to some water collecting on roads. tomorrow the road conditions looking overall just fine. on sunday, more concerns for water logged roads, especially later in the day on sunday. tomorrow the weather has a low to moderate impact on the day. if you have something to do outdoors, you want to cut the grass, do it tomorrow. sunday not looking to cooperate. we will have plenty of clouds around tomorrow and the chance of maybe late day showers and thunderstorms. likely tracking some rain saturday night. here's future weather. it wants to bring in some heavy rain tomorrow morning. i'm really not seeing that, but look at the overall trend. we're dry for the morning and midday hours. once we hit 4:00 p.m., we start to track some scattered showers and thunderstorms. only a chance. this isn't a definite. i think a better chance that we're tracking areas of rain -- notice rain at 8:00 mainly overnight hours. on sunday, a high temperature of 89 degrees. cloudy skies and stormy conditions. chance of some rain the first half of the day on sunday and then rain and storms through the afternoon and evening hours. moderate to high risk of heavy rain. moderate risk of damaging winds. moderate risk of hail. really on sunday we're tracking heavy rains and the potential for gusty damaging winds. 84 degrees on monday. mostly sunny skies. humidity levels go from uncomfortable to pleasant. chance of a late day shower on tuesday. after that spectacular trend of weather wednesday, thursday, and friday. highs only around 80 with plenty of sun, pat. >> we'll take that. and another weekend traffic alert for you. could be slow going on parts of the beltway, especially in montgomery county. two lanes along the outer loop will be closed beginning tonight between connecticut avenue and georgia avenue. crews will be fixing part of the beltway bridge. maryland highway officials expect all of the lanes to be open again by early monday morning. the actions of a maryland fisherman may have been prerg prevented a horrible tragedy. now the governor plans to honor him. shockley saved 22 people on a boat. shockley heard the mayday call, grabbed his crew, headed out. they plucked everyone off the sinking boat one by one and got them all back safely to the docks. the baltimore sun reports that governor harry hogan plans to give shockley a special citation. we're working on new stories for you right now in our newsroom. police are issuing a strong warning this afternoon. what they'll be doing to make sure you and your family stay safe. electric bill to speaking up for a man who couldn't speak for himself. this is chris gordon in dickerson, maryland, at the whitewater training course where olympic athletes come from across the country to train. the kayak and slolum team are here. a coincidence in the skies. not one, but two military jets crash in the same day. now 24 hours after we first told you about this, we're learning more about what happened and about the pilot who died. showers and storms popping up on storm team 4 radar. we're keeping a close eye on the potentially rough weather that and a good chunk of your weekend. >> you're watching "news4 first at 4." and we're coming on the top of the 5:00 hour. right now, heavy rain is moving across the center of our region. it is the beginning of what could be a rainy and stormy western pennsylvania earlier today. rescuers on rafts retrieved people stranded in their homes. high water threatening bridges and roads. a third grade student in fresno, california, says he's a donald trump supporter and this is his favorite hat. he can't wear it to school anymore. the bright cap has the trump campaign slogan "make america great again." trump even autographed for him. each day more and more of his classmates confronted him. school officials banned the hat for what they claim are safety reasons. >> they told me to take my hat off because it brings negative emotions to the other children who don't like him. >> autry says telling him not to wear the hat is a violation of his right to free speech. a dramatic rescue right now. military personnel are stuck on one of colorado's highest peaks. ten people from fort carson plan to climb the 14,000-foot tall longs peak last night. one of them had trouble continuing to get off the mountain. they had to climb to the top so a helicopter could stop bringing them down the mountain. new developments tonight in two separate and military flight crashes that happened in front of large crowds yesterday. a marine captain was killed during a blue angels flight in tennessee and an air force major was killed during a thunder birds flight for a graduation ceremony in colorado springs. >> reporter: a fireball, the smoke, and the shock. >> oh, no! >> reporter: the hornet crashed on a golf course amid a practice flight for the blue angels for this upcoming weekend. >> you could tell it was trying slow. >> reporter: killed was marine captain jeff cuss. >> we've got a fireball at the golf course. >> reporter: the five other planes landed safely. the pilot did not make it out. the blue angels performed here in new york just this past weekend showcasing the talents of the naval and marine pilots. the thunder birds did their fly over as the president looked on. >> numerous callers reporting the aircraft is down. pilot ejected. >> reporter: the pilot made it out parachuting safely to the ground as the plane fell mostly intact in a field. the president met with the pilot to thank him for his service and first responders who helped. two military show planes going down on the same day with investigators now looking to find out why. now at 5:00, investigators going through this leesburg home after a police raid leaves neighbors in disbelief. >> it was like straight out of compton. it was just like the movie. >> reporter: hear from a woman who watched the terrifying moments play out. you're going to start feeling the impact of metro's safety shut downs tonight. what this means for you in the next few hours. right now, we're seeing some heavy rain move through the area. when it will hit your neighborhood and when we could see severe storms over the weekend. and we're going to begin with our eyes up in the skies. good afternoon. i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm pat lawson. jim handly is off. we're watching a very active radar system. some of you are getting some heavy rain right now. >> it could be a washout. amelia draper has the latest for you. >> we're tracking pockets of heavy rain this evening. tomorrow the better of the two weekend days. strong toer let's talk about what's happening right now. a live look outside our studio here in northwest washington. the skies darkening ran rain descends on our studio. some scattered heavy rain in parts of charles county, the northern neck, and around the fredericksburg area. the heaviest rain right now. after this moves through, we could see some scattered showers. here you can see very impressive moving through reston just entering bethesda right now. impacting parts of the beltway. if all also remains equal, heavy rain in manassas at 5:20. mount vernon 5:35.

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