low scores. her jumps wereunder rotated. >> bob: these going to vancouver in all likelihood. >> dick: she'll have to work on that element. it's great moments for those top three. >> bob: hard to tell if rachael flatt was calling someone to tell someone, i am going to vancouver. or receiving a call. who knows these days? she's in touch with everybody. they're all happy for her. she walks out of her with the win and a ticket to vancouver. you can go to nbcolympics.com. for full coverage of the u.s. ladies team announcement. and watch it stream live on nbcsports.com. and go to icenetwork.com, to relive the best moments of the at&t u.s. figure skating championships, with ondemand video, and athlete interviews. bob costas saying, good-bye from video, and athlete interviews. bob costas saying, good-bye from spokane. a sloppy, soggy sunday ahead. ewe could be seeing a dramatic change in our weather in the next 24 hours. we begin with word of heavy rains and the potential for flash floods. we start with chuck bell. how much rain are we talking about? >> plenty of rain. it won't start first thing in the morning. here is your check of live ppler. no rain just yet but the potential for heavy rain over saturated ground will cause the problem. radar shows nothing around the area yet. the flash flood goes from 5:00 tomorrow afternoon until 7:00 on monday. soe on the lookout for the heavy rains moving in the second part of the day. rain arriving around noontime tomorrow. the heaviest between 6:00 tomorrow night and 6:00 monday morning. could see one to three inches of rain. that is the reason for the flash flood. more on the seven day coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. a search for suspects in the deadly stapping of a young marine. darius ray was killed after a fight that broke out at a house party in baltimore. ray was from montgomery county. darcy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, craig. one of his coaches tells me he led a difficult and troubled life, bounced from foster home to foster home and despite that excelled in athletics. 20-year-old darius ray a lance corporal in the marine corpsas murdered early saturday morning. the magruder high school graduate was stabbed to death at a house party in baltimore. he was a star athlete. he is shown here sacking the quarterback. he played basketball and axeled in track. doug miller was his football coach. >> he was just a joy to coach. he was incredibly athletic. he holds school records from as far back as the early '70s in the long jump, high jump and triple jump a. well-regarded athlete. >> reporter: police released few details. they say he was at a party around 4:00 in the morning when there was an argument with some uninvited guests who were asked to leave. they left and one returned and stabbed ray in the upper body. he was pronounced dead an hour later. coach miller said ray had a tough life, in and out of foster homes but smart and happy despite his disadvantages. >> he is a good kid. he fell through the crack and you would like to have it over again but, unfortunately, you can't. most kids knew his background and knew he had a lot of adversit and worked through it and became a well adjusted kid as well. >> reporter: we're told ray was based at the marine corps bar rack in washington, d.c. baltimore police are continuing the investigation. they have persons of interest in custody and are hoping to make an arrest very soon. reporting live from rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. >> thank you. a flight that left dulles international airport headed to las vegas had to be diverted. a passenger tried to open one of the plane doors midair. united flight 223 landed safely in denver, colorado. police and the fbi escorted the man off the plane. police are interviewing him right now. he could face federal charges. the man's name was not released but we talked to a man from this area who was on that plane. he told us he and another passenger helped wrestle the guy to the ground. also tonight, we are learning more details of an attempted bombing of a flight on christmas day. as the suspect was being led away he admitted trying to blow up the plane and claimed there was a second bomb onboard. he was not read his rights for ten hours and clammed up. some lawmakers say he should have been in the custody of military police instead of fbi agents. the death toll in haiti has reached roughly 200,000. amid all that death and destruction, rescuers managed to find someone alive. a man who has been trapped there since january 12th. he initially survived by diving under a desk and sustained himself on a steady diet of soda, beer and cookies. meanwhile, back here in washington, there was a special mass today to honor and remember those killed in haiti. at sacred heart catholic in northwest washington worshippers carried candles hopping relatives and friends who have died. hundreds with ties to haiti, politicians and people all over our area where there. the chaplain for the local haiti community survived the quake but has not been able to get out of the the country. father jasmine said in part, god has tested the haitian people and the haitian people responded with unshaken faith. coming up here tonight, police get their man. how they caught a suspect who says he robbed eight banks in virginia and maryland the cleanup effort after thousands of gallon spills from a tanker into a texas port. we take you there. plus a new twist in a controversy over fired teachers in this district. one responds to the chancellor's explosive allegations about teachers and sex. hakim, what you got, buddy. >> the hoyas make their case, the terps throttle the wolfpack and the caps finish a strong week. everywhere you look it's happening a return to saving choosing less over more solid is making a comeback for solid savings, come to suntrust. live solid. bank solid. one of the d.c. teachers fired last fall is speaking out about controversial comments made by the chancellor. the chancellor said some teachers were let go because of sex with children. one laid off teacher told news 4 reid's remarks could make it harder to find jobs. >> the average tv at one time or another is accused of doing something they did not do because the child or parent was angry at that time. we have to prove we have not done anything. now we're going to have to prove we haven't done anything even though we are not with the system anymore. >> news 4 has contacted chancellor reid for a response but we have not been able to reach her. >> hundreds of homess vets got help today part of the winterhaven homeless stand down. 40 comnity agencies provided medical screenings, mental health consultations, employment support and housing staups to those in need. many involved donated their time and services for the event. this is the 16th year for that event. a day after rescuing a dog from a rushing river, firefighters in southern california are called to save another animal. this afternoon firefighters were called to free a horse in rolling heights, california, check that out. the 20-year-old horse got stuck in the mud. this week's heavy rains have pummelled much of southern california. the rescue workers sedated the animal and were able to pull him to safety. more to come including a spectacular scene as a gas tanker overturns on a highway sparking an inferno seen for miles. chuck sitting next to me will have the for a prince george's county man is arrested for robbing a bank in frederick. investigator believe he is connected to seven other holdups in the d.c. metro area, four in an arundel county, two in charles county, frederick, maryland, around falls church, virginia. surveillance video of the getaway vehicle helped police identify him. police say he confessed to the seven others after the arrest. a massive fire in new york today. an 18-wheeler carrying gasoline overturned on the long island expressway. it haped this morning when a tanker tried to change lanes an clipped another vehicle. the driver crashed and the truck burst into flames the truck driver was killed. another person was seriously hurt. emergency crews shut down the expressway as they race to get the blaze under control. a collision between an oil tanker and towing vessel created an oil spill in port arthur, texas. two barges crashed into the side of a tanker. 450,000 gallons of crude oil may have spilled. it is unclear if the oil leaked into the water. fortunately, no one was hurt but nearby homes were evacuated. we're talking about a lot of rain, perhaps. >> a lot of rain. some dry hours still left mostly through the overnight and sunday services on the dry side as well. anything after about 10, 11:00, 12:00, be ready for heavy rain. late tomorrow into early monday morning. our outside temperatures right now after a beautiful saturday today hopefully you had a chance to get outside. 47 degrees our high temperature. that is 12 days in a row warmer than average. right now 36 degrees, a light south easterly breeze. january rain fall, below average, i won't besaying this tomorrow. 47 our high today. look at the mild air to our west. st. louis 52 for a high temperature. 15 degrees warmer than average. current temperatures 40s and 50s in the mississippi river valley. the dew points showing the surge of gulf moisture up the mississippi and western parts of the ohio river valley. that mess is coming our way. the main area of low pressure in the western part of the great lakes. as it pulls away, you can see the band of rain showers from the middle part of the country from the twin cities to dallas-forth worth. out ahead of it flash flood and flood watch from upstate new york to new england to the gulf coast. moving through the st. louis area and moving through memphis and western tennessee. we have many more dry hours to go. nonetheless heavy rain on the forecast for sundaynd sunday night. here is our future cast model. the first patch of moisture may be early enough to generate a little bit in the way of sleet or snow pellets. first thing in the shenandoah valley. by late tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow night the push of moisture comes through and rainfall amounts will be generous. anywhere between 1.5 and 2i is inches of rain. some places may see in excess of three inches of rain. mostly cloudy in the morning, winding increase. during the day the clouds lower and thicken all day long. a breezy day and rain settling in by no later that lunchtime tomorrow. flash flood watches are up 5:00 tomorrow afternoon to 7:00 monday morning. could be a heavy set of rainfall late tomorrow night into monday morning. another rainy day on monday. most of the rain will be out of here by the time we get to eafr rush hour times. i think the last rain drops will leave the area and we start to dry out and cool down. tuesday, wednesday and thursday look cooler and dryer. the clouds return on friday. rain and mixed snow on saturday of next week. that is a long ways away. up next in sports, the maryland terps with an impressive win in a big game for gary williams. those mighty capitals have had a fantastic week. >> tonight they were playing another good team, phoenix coming in 64 point, fourth best in the west. >> the coyotes. >> playing against the capitals is like facing an all-star team. it is not fair. seven caps have scored 14 goals. tonight there was a 4-2 win against phoenix. caps fans rocking the red in this one. capitals on the power play. alexander semimon passes to brooks like right here. 14 for him this season. pat say jack in the house. can i buy a vowel. game tied at 1. on the power play. they work it to eric fair. his 14th of the season. caps take a 2-1 lead. behind the cote net, deflebted. semon scores. rookie goaltender michael noivert. caps win 4-26789 sixth straight victory continuing to beat the nhl's west. >> i was worried because phoenix is a good team but because of an emotional let down of playing detroit and philly and pittsburgh and i thought our guys answered the bell well emotionally in this kind of game. the fans had a lot to do with it or part of it. i thought our guys handled it well. >> caps win their sixth straight game. maryland's gary williams began his coaching career in 1978 at american university. he was 23 when he coached his first game. tonight number 1,000. the 64-year-old still loves to teach the game of basketball. his kids rewarded with him with a victory against north carolina state. rocking the body paint. that is devotion. first half maryland wearing yellow. vazquez no-look pass to tuck in the corner. got it. part of an 8-0 maryland run. later, nc state with the ball. but check out number one landon millborn, gets a hand in on the pass. ahead to tucker. tucker benefiting from everything. puts it up and in. he is fouled. terps up 41-33 at halftime. maryland in transition. vazquez pushes it. decided to pull up, knock down the three ball. 19 points. he was feeling it. legendary lefty driesell in the house. coach williams deflecting the attention on to his players. >> i'm just really pleased with the way the team is competing and that is the k thing. as long as we don't let anyone play harder than we do, we've got a shot to win games. that is what we are about and trying to sfresz every day. >> it feels good because everybody is in tune working just as hard as the next man. we are going to continue that. there is good unity on the team. we are going to continue how we are playing. >> we are hungry. we want to get better every day. we are playing great basketball, maryland basketball. we are doing it -- timing is so important in life. we are making it at the right time. we are going to continue to work hard. >> terps get a win and gary's 1,000th career game. georgetown's monroe stands 6'11", weighs 250 pounds and has a name like james earl jones. that is bad. if you see him spot up you want to say, oh, snap. >> oh, snap. >> sorry. today he provided that moment today. we are at verizon center. a pet friendly place. jack the bulldog was jamming. austin freeman, thank you very much. hoyas take a 13-point lead. in the second half, greg monroe, he is wide open. oh, snap. spots up. monroe is solid. 21 points, 14 rebounds. the hoyas win big everywhere you look it's happening a return to saving choosing less over more solid is making a comeback for solid savings, come to suntrust. live solid. bank solid. good afternoon. and thank you. it's good to be back in pennsylvania. 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