And heavy rain as well. This was the scene a few hours ago, downtown d. C. We got more rain today than we did during any day in the last two months. It caused trouble for pedestrians and drivers, as you know and in some places flooded streets and knocked out power. At the university of maryland, people were told to take cover when the storms picked up. These photographs taken inside the Journalism School where people gathered in hallways to avoid the windows. Lets begin with doug in the storm center. The best part is its all moving out of the region and any severe storm is moving out of here to the northeast. Lets look at the radar where these storms are and currently move across our area. You can see the storms moving up towards the north. Reds and oranges is the heavy rain that came through earlier today. How much rain did we see here . So far, 1. 33 inches in washington and more than three quarters of an inch in quantico. As the rain moves out we will just see shower activity in the metro area and towards waldorf and bowie. You will see the rain continuing as it moves to the east. Back west a few showers remaining but not quite done just yet. The area of low pressure thats causing all this to the west. That and whats next coming up. Thanks. Dozens of people cannot go home after a tree slammed into an Apartment Building in laurel, maryland. One family is grateful his father and baby escaped by only a matter of inches. Jackie at the scene where that building has been declared unsafe. Jackie. Reporter jim, this is a case of one very Violent Storm and two near misses. A very big tree and a very little boy, tucked safely in this is car seat, unaware how lucky he was. His father calls it a miracle that after hundreds of pounds of tree limb that crashed through the roof of their apartment in the 9100 block of stepping way in laurel, everyone escaped unharmed. I went to the bedroom to close the windows. I thought the wind was blowing in the bedroom. And then it just happened. I was 2 feet from the window and i was holding the baby. Reporter the building itself was declared unsafe. Firefighters have begun the process of installing temporary supports to shore up the structures for repairs to be made and it caused problems on military road in the district. East of oregon avenue, a falling tree blocked the westbound lane after causing another near miss. As we were driving up there was a tree right jeep in front and the tree started falling. The lady narrowly escaped it. I was afraid the lady in the the car would get hit. I saw it slowly falling and i thought, my goodness, shes going to get hit and stopped in time. Reporter back live in laurel, you can sea crane set up here and restoration workers using that to get to the area because the stairway is collapsed. You cant even use it. Were told the 30 people displaced by this will have to spend at least one night somewhere else. Many are staying with friends and family and some being helped by the red cross. Live in howard county, jackie bensen, news4. The last time we had a tornado touched down in our area was 2001. The system spawned a deadly twister. The Weather Service estimates it had winds up to 200 miles an hour. Two students in college park were killed at the time. The twister was so strong it picked up the car they were in and threw it. Dozens more were hurt and that storm damaged hundreds of vehicles and caused more than 15 million in damages to the university back in 01. To stay ahead of any changes in our weather, we invite you to download our Storm Team Weather app. Its free on itunes and google play. We have the latest developments for you on the ebola crisis. Now, the second nurse who tested positive for ebola is being transferred right now from texas to Emory University hospital in atlanta. Amber vincent is her name. She just boarded a plane in dallas. That is her in the yellow protective suit and one of the nurses that treated duncan before he died. She board add flight before she knew she was contagious. The airline is trying to track down all 132 passengers on that plane. President obama canceled a Campaign Trip today to stay at the white house to meet with cabinet members about this ebola crisis. Just minutes ago he announced he ordered a full investigation into these two nurses who contracted the virus on how that happened. There are new protocols moving forward. As soon as somebody is diagnosed with ebola, we want a Rapid Response team, an s. W. A. T. Team essentially from the cdc to be on the ground as quickly as possible. Hopefully within 24 hours, so that they are taking the local hospital step by step through exactly what needs to be done. Meanwhile, nina pham, the first nurse who tested positive for ebola in dallas has been upgraded to go condition. Jay gray has more. Reporter the battle against the deadly ebola virus has intensified. The American Public is anxious right now. Reporter anxiety fueled by another positive test overnight, Amber Vincent the second member of the medical unit that treated thomas duncan, has contracted this virus. You have to remember this team has taken a gut shot. This is their own that are sick. R this afternoon, vincent will be transferred to emory hospital for treatment. While the centers for Disease Control actively search for any who had contact with vincent, a list thats growing as she has family members she visited last week. When she boarded this return flight doctors say she already had a temperature of 99. 5. During a Conference CallOfficials Say that was just a day before she was quarantined with grade fever. Because at that poi she was in a group of individuals known to have exposure to ebola, she should not have traveled on a commercial airline. Reporter now, agents are reaching out to the 132 passengers who were on that flight as doctors treat the two patients in isolation and officials warn there could be more. It may get worse before it gets better but it will get better. Reporter but only when doctors can stop the spread of the deadly virus. Jay gray, nbc news, dallas. One of our local airports is gearing up to step up screening for ebola. Dulles airports along with newark, atlanta and chicago, will all the new measures tomorrow. Jfk airport started the screenings on saturday. Transportation reporter, adam tuss has details what passengers can expect. Reporter around 22 of all passengers coming from the west african countries affected by the ebola crisis come here through dulles international. Kris brown the general manager of ebola told us today what screeners will be looking for. A series of questions to determine the travel history of those involved and po essential exposure to an ebola victim, a facility or funeral. Reporter and temperature check. If its over 100. 5, as i understand it, there will be assessment. R under the current procedure, dulles transfers patients to the er at Reston Hospital Center and nova fairfax and one other. Do you feel the hospitals are equipped for ebola . My understanding is they are prepared for somebody to come in for that testing. Reporter according to the cdc alls equipped for testing should be able to handle the testing. And travelers today growing increasingly uneasy about the entire situation. Its kind of scary because theres more outbreaks everyday. I dont really know whats going on. They dont seem to have a grip on measures yet. Reporter at least here at dulles, words of caution. At dulles, we get over 10,000 International Travelers a day. Somebody coming into the airport that may be ill or have an infectious condition is not new for us. Reporter back here now at dulles airport, as all this is happening, a group of virginia lawmakers is asking the governor to put a travel ban on flights coming here from west africa. At dulles international, adam tuss, news4. We have posted a list of resources online. We invite you to nbcwashington. Com and search ebola crisis. There are big new allegations against a prominent rabbi, local rabbi accused of secretly recording women in ritual showers. Here from one of his alleged victims and what he told her that raised spigss. A local Elementary School principal has been accused of racial discrimination. Tell you more about that. Plus, as the rain continues plus, as the rain continues to fall in our area, we have you seen the news about Barbara Comstock . First, the Washington Post reported, Barbara Comstock failed to report eightyfive thousand in income. Now, we learn, Barbara Comstock pushed a clients issues in the Virginia Legislature and didnt disclose it. Barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but Barbara Comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. No wonder she hid it. I thought itd be bigger. dad theres nothing i cant reach in my subaru. vo introducing the allnew subaru outback. Love. Its what makes a subaru,a subaru. New devopments in the search for a killer behind a notorious crime decades ago. We just got breaking news from the federal bureau of n saying this body that was exhumed last week is not brad bishop. We have been following this case all year. For a long time they thought this john doe who died in 1981 after he was hit by a car might be brad bishop. Those are the two men side by side right there. You can see there was a great similarity between the two. It was enough for the fbi, for the first time, to exhume a body in this case. Brad bishop is on the fbis 10 most wanted list. He is now the oldest man on the list. This means Montgomery County police, the fbi and everyone involved is now back on the trail looking and searching any tips they can get. They want you to send in tips you might have about the brad bishop case. You can go to a special website we created, nbcwashington. Com, brad bishop, to learn more about it. At the live desk. Thanks. Just a short time ago a local rabbi left the courthouse in downtown d. C. Hes accused of secretly recording women in a ritual shower. Documents allege dr. Barry freundel recorded six victims but there could be hundreds of victims. Chris gordon has our report. Reporter rabbi barely freundel was released on his own rodrigu with conditions he stay away from the location he recorded women without their n consent that were either naked or partially naked. Jeffrey harris. How is he doing . I only had a few minutes with him. As you expect, he has a lot of pain. He has a back ailment. I really dont have much more to say than that. Reporter a 27yearold and her husband feel victimized. She converted to judaism two years ago in georgetown. When she saw reports rabbi freundel is charged with voyeurism recording women in the shower area where women take a cleansing bath and remembered seeing an alarm clock holding a hidden camera and the rabbi told her not to put clothes on top of it. Reporter how do you feel about this . I feel violated. This is supposed to be between woman and god, not between the woman and the rabbi. Reporter the couple live in rockville and called police and today interviewed by detectives. Reporter what did they tell you about the scope of this investigation and how many victims and where were they located . Theyre located in california and ev in israel. Reporter he also indicated detectives told him there could be as many as 200 victims. We tried to verify this with Police Moments ago. I called a d. C. Police spokeswoman to try to confirm those statements. She told me i cannot comment on a pending investigation. The rabbi returns here to court for his next hearing in november. The latest from the courthouse. That line of storms that moved through our area today left a path of destruction in other states. The national Weather Service confirms an ef1 tornado did touch down in alpharetta, georgia. More than a dozen homes damaged and rip iping a facade on a shopping center. It claimed two lives monday after hitting in arkansas and missouri. What can we expect tonight . Are we in the clear yet . We are as far as Severe Weather goes and showers and rain in parts of the area. Were not totally out of the woods yet. It will be on the light side. If youre in northern virginia, most of you are saying, what rain . That moved out a couple hours ago while you in Southern Maryland have a couple hours to go. Here it is in the east. Were seeing it in the district. If youre back to the ashburn area, like my friend, joseph, talking about his birthday and a great evening. South and east through the bethesda and leonardtown and we zoom in across the district. This is going to have an impact on our rush hour this evening. Notice the heaviest rain around bethesda and amen leg bridge and Falls Church Area and burke center. You will continue to see some showers through the rest of the evening tonight. They will be on the lighter side for most of us. Winds 5 miles an hour and we continue to see the light rainfall at the airport. Wider picture showing clearing towards the west. It will have a hard time getting here. Even though the system moved toward the east, the low pressure system is towards the west. And chicago and atlanta and if this was winter, this will be colder air during the day tomorrow and a chance of shower Activity Still during the day on thursday. Not a lot. This evening, future weather, times it out fairly well and showers towards Southern Maryland from i95 towards the east. Northern virginia, winchester, leesburg, culpeper. Youre on the dry side and give yourself extra time there. By early tomorrow morning, most of the roads will be on the drier side, still damp roads but not rain early tomorrow morning. When that area of low pressure moves away we start to see clouds move back in and shower activity towards the west. Thats what we will be watching more showers move through. Not a lot of rain on that thursday. Rainfall intensity, keep that rainfall umbrella with a few showers. They will be light and moving fairly quickly. Temperatures a little cooler than they have been. 70 degrees in the d. C. Metro area. 69, manassas. 71 around fredericksburg under mostly cloudy skies. I do think we will see a little bit of sunshine and translates into the next couple of days. Low impact as far as your forecast thursday, just that shower chance possible. High temperatures, up to the 72 mark friday. Friday looks great. Rather breezy as another front moves through saturday. Look what happens on that one . From 70 to a high of only 60 and remains monday, tuesday, wednesday, most of you stay in the upper 60s are down into the upper 30s. Look at that shot. Beautiful new at 6, a violent robbery caught on camera. Two crooks bust into a gas station. See what they took behind the camera. D. C. s chief of police speaking out on pot loose. Who shell ban on lighting up even though its legal. A nurse steps up to help a local music legend fulfill his i love the bacon on this sub. I love bacon so much, im launching a line of bacon jewelry. Aw, ive seen those online, buthave you ever seen bacon brows . What was that . I was just putting the finishing touches on my bacondor. Everyone loves bacon at subway. Try it on the chicken bacon ranch melt. Subway. Eat fresh. In local politics, the three leading candidates hoping to become the next mayor in the natis capitol faced off. Heres an exchange about the candidates personalities. When you do tough things sometimes you break a few eggs and sometimes you make some enemies. At the end of the day, im about getting things done. I think you can get your point across without being mean. I dont think you dont need to belittle the next person to get your point across. Thats not the kind of leadership we need in the District Of Columbia its a difference between being passionate and having poor judgment. The nbc4 Washington Post forum was moderated by news4 tom sherwood and Washington Post, colby king. Youve been involved in a number of these. Any difference here and anything that stood out . Anything better . The personalities were there. Carol schwartz is the veteran, her fifth run for mayor, shes mired in third place in the polls and fundraising. Bowser has been leading but David Catania climbing in the polls. Some say shes more measured and more thoughtful. Her critics say shes too passive, not really aggressive enough to do things. Catania says he takes on hard charging things. Some people think hes too mean. They do agree on something very important, school boundaries. Muriel bowser said she would throw out this very important plan to throw out the boundaries of schools for the first time in 40 years and start over. Catania says some of the plan is good and we need to postpone it for a year and make changes. Carol schwartz said shed make changes, too. Bowser is less specific what she would do. She was way ahead a month or so ago. It is tightening up. She was 30 points ahead in the winter. The polls, if you take them all, theres been a steady progression and much closer race and the polls say the race is now very close they dont say close, they say its competitive and we only have a couple weeks to go. All right. If you miss todays forum we will post it online and we will air it again sunday morning at 11 30 and will come on right after meet the press. President obama cancelled several fundraising trips ahead of a hearing tomorrow in the fight against ebola. Kristen welker will join us with developments on it. The principal of fairfax countys largest Elementary School facing allegations of racial discrimination. Ahead the shocking claims made by former std a former student. And making sure dogs that come from breaking news, the second nurse that contracted ebola is on her way to atlanta for treatment. Amber is her name. She got on a plane to the cdc in dallas earlier this hour. Her infection is raising more flags. President a took the unusual step of canceling a fundraising t