they arrested him earlier this week. john dwyer was arrested. he crashed his boat. six people were hurt. according to the capitol nooup dwyer was arrested for violating his parole. he had six beers one night in may. an interlock device on his vehicle detected alcohol and prevented him from driving. what may look like a big scandal is unfoelgd ldeunfolded. this time it goes all the way to the top. the report says edward lowery exposed congressman jason chaifetz 2003 application to join the agency and his rejection to scores of secret service employees. >> it's a bit scary. if they would do this to me, i

just shudder to think what they might be doing to other people. >> the home land security detective general said it's an act of. they ee trying to recover after a series of embarrassments and security breaches. it cites an e-mail lowery cited in an e-mail information that might need to get out just to be fair. right now tall eyes are on hurricane joaquin from the bahamas to the carolinas to d. krft met c. metro area as joaquin barrels toward land. >> good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm angie goff. >> it could have a huge impact

on the weekend. we're monitoring something else beechb before that. let's get right to chuck bell and one of the 1-2 pun snooch that's right. gafrp teed we're going to be impacted by the nor'easter. coming up at 5:21, aisle she you the latest track which is optimistic for us. new indications is the storm may stay out to sea. that's the weekend storm. in the meantime a big nor'easter coming up the coast promises wind and rain in abundance. 3 to 6 inches of rain possible here in the metro between now and the end of the day on saturday. already a couple of showers out there this morning. will need your umbrellas. it's a lot cooler now. we'll stay in the upper 50s to near f 0s. that's all we can muster today with rain showers likely any time wchl'll talk about the weather impacts on your commute coming up in a few minutes and

the latest on ba keen is coming up at 5:21. good morning. a brand-new crash on the outer loop of the beltway. looks like nothing is slowing down at this point. we'll keep an eye on that one for you here. looking at 66, you can see a lot of rain over that area. 95 northbound pretty dry here. southbound, we have a little bit of a delay here in dale city. taking a big look at beltway, under some rain right now. glebe road at 395 here. no problems in taking a look here at 270. you can see we're clear from frederick to the spur, taking you 27 minutes. nice and green. back in ten minutes. >> and like chuck said, we're keeping an eye on hurricane joaquin. joaquin in the atlantic right now moving toward the bahamas. hurricane warnings are in effect there. right now you see people getting

ready for the big storm. winds are gusting up to 120 miles an hour. the islands could get well over a foot of rain. like chuck said, we'll have more on how joaquin will affect us coming up in a few minutes. >> up and down the east coast here in the u.s., officials are preparing for possible landfall of the hurricane. emergency crews held a meeting last night to discuss resources. flood water. local fire departments say everyone should be thinking about their own emergency plans. >> a state of emergency is in effect in virginia. in leesburg they're asking drivers to get off the roadways as soon as the rain starts to fall on friday. today in charles county, officials are offering people free sandbags at their emergency

headquarters in la plata. and the nfl is in talks in case sunday's game against the eagles needs to be rescheduled. all eyes are on the levee to see if it can hold the floodwaters. this is at the corner of 17th street and constitution avenue. that's the lowest point in d.c. the levee is one year's old. the levee should protect downtown in case of surge flooding from the tidal basin and the potomac river. lit not stop flooding caused by the national rain. they're ready to erect it on short notice if there is a problem. and there are several thing use can do right now to start preparing in case of a flood. a big one is to make sure leaves and other debris are cleared from your gutters and downspouts. also make sure you have a full tank of gas in your car. know how to get in touch during

a family emergency. as always you can download the app. from there you can expertise storm team 4 and an up-to-the-minute forecast. developing right now, a judge has approved a restraining order blocking an execution in florida. a convicted killer is set to be put to death tonight. a judge wants to stop the execution until the hearing is scheduled over the drugs that will be used in the execution. we'll follow any developments and bring you updates in the washington nbc an. a man in oklahoma expected to be executed has been given 37 more days to live. corrections officers received the wrong drugs for his lethal injection. corrections officials say it's unclear what caused this mix jum, oklahoma was criticized in 2014 for the botched execution

that called for certain drugs to be used in executions. congress nearly avoided a government shutdown. that means if you're a federal worker, your paychecks will keep coming. late night president obama signed a resolution that will keep the government running until december 11th. one thing they did not work on last night was the extension of the law that provides medical treatment to first responders who rushed to ground zero on 9/11. jon stewart lobbied with them to save the funding. for now they can still get health care but the program will have to shut down by next summer if congress doesn't act. 5:07. today's the recommendations. they have to make suggestions to the general assembly and the maryland police training commission by the end of the day. now, the goal is to have a

statewide list of best practices by the beginning of next year. starting today, drunk drivers involved in deadly accidents in maryland will face a tougher penalty. several new laws go into effect today. the new law goes into raise some speed limits, additional support of. it will allow transgender people born in the states to get new birth certificates reflecting their preferred sex and name. taking a look at storm team 4 radar, you'd better believe you have to grab your umbrella. how it can impact your ride to and from work. more women accuse crosby of more women accuse crosby of sexual

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5:11 is your time. that means it's time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." >> it feels like we've got a chilly and wet start to october month, chuck. >> you bet you. we had rain and in the mid to upper 70s. today, welcome to october. clouds and cooler temperatures in the 50s. with very light rain that will slow things up a little bit. that will continue into this evening. tomorrow we go red lights. alert day. friday and saturday means more frequent updates from storm team 4. push alerts from your nbc washington app. it's cool in the 50s. that's it. don't forget your raincoat, your long pants and your umbrella on the way out the door and the temperatures again will be in the upper 50s and near 60 all day long. not much of a recovery. new track from hurricane joaquin's forecast is in. i'll show you that in ten minutes. for now it's traffic time with melissa mollet. >> right now this is the outer

loop after richie marlboro. right now you're not seeing any slowdowns. looks to me like it's off the right shoulder. heading over to 66 you can see a lot of moisture on 66. no matter which way you're headed. you're pretty covered. no major problems. as you fly up the beltway, nice and clear. only problems around dale city, otherwise good all the way in on 395 as well. back in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. your water bill could be going up today if you live in d.c. mark segraves first reported they're adding a system replacement fee to your bill. that money would go toward fixing aging pipes and could cost as much as $10 more every month. if you live in a newer home, you could pay more than that. houses with water sprinkler systems could see an increase of $40. sometimes as much as $80 every

month. startling news out of arlington, where the search is on for the man police say tried to abduct a woman, be but is it related to a series of attacks. >> if you had weekend plan, think again how hurricane joaquin is expected to

right now we're keeping an eye on the rain in our area. we're getting ready for a nor'easter. by sunday, we could be dealing with a hurricane. more on that. a man has one last hearing before his trial. charles severance faces charges in the deaths of three alexandria residents. the defense says he does not plan to plead guilty by reason of insanity, but they want to use his mental condition to

explain writings the prosecution says proves his guilty. severance's trial starts monday. and the sex offender who faces charges in the death of two sisters. 12-year-old katharine lyon and 10-year-old sheila lyon disappeared on their way to the mall. they never crime home. the police never found their bodies either. we expect the judge will appoint a jury to the case. at this point police do not believe the same person is responsible for all of them. watchful neighbors may be all that kept a 23-year-old woman from becoming the latest victim tuesday night. ali sorby said he heard a scream, a shrill one, like he never heard before. he jumped off the couch.

>> i looked to my left and see another neighbor and he starts running after the person. >> police say the young woman had just gotten off of the bus. she was walking along north quincy street around 10:30. officers say that's when a suspect grabbed her from behind, put her in a head lock, and pulled her into the bushes. right now storm team 4 is keeping an eye on two weather systems that are headed our way. hurricane joaquin could make landfall sunday or monday and the track could change depending on this weekend's nor'easter. that ran expected to bring a whole lot of rain to the area and that means flooding. "news4's" megan mcgrath with preparations under way. good morning, megan. >> reporter: good morning, guys we have light rain falling in alexandria. nothing too extreme. this is an area prone to

flooding. i'm down here at the bottom of king street and what we normally see is water coming right up here on king street. we have a number of businesses that are in this low lying area, and what we're expecting to see are these businesses getting ready. they'll be bringing out the sandbags. putting them up in front of the doors to make sure water doesn't get inside the business should we see the flooding that is possibly heading our way. two systems as you mentioned. we've got a nor'easter that's going to bring potentially a lot of rain and everyone is keeps a close eye on hurricane joaquin to see exactly where that's going to land and how much rain we'll get with that. we had trouble yesterday. take a look at this video. lots of rain falling in loudoun county we had flooding issues there. this is hamilton station road looking out. the floodwaters actually put a big hole right in the middle of the road. that i had to shut everything

down and they're going to have major repair work to get things back up and running in that area. also there was a community in the leesburg area where they had serious flooding. several feet of water going to some of the homes in that area. they've got a big mess to clean up this morning. of course, we have more rain on the way. so folks are taking precautions. they're planning in advance. and they're keeping a very close eye on the weather. we're going to, of course, be following ourselves and yet you know so you can be prepared. >> we were talking during that live shot how that is the one shot that gets hit so hard. >> blooming dale, d.c. >> georgetown water front. places to take extra cautions. >> let's check in with chuck bell now, "weather & traffic on the 1s" as we look live yourt side of our region. we're trying to figure out what this means for us. >> you've got a spotty camera there, chuck. >> those are spotty spots on the

lens. today, tomorrow, saturday, sunday, a long stretch of wet weather coming our way and the latest information now on hurricane joaquin. this is the latest forecast track from the national hurricane center. this is now officially a major hurricane. a category three storm overnight with sustained winds at 120 miles per hour. expected to continue intensifying a little bit. could be a category 4 storm by the end of the day today and a big impact down in the bahamas today and tomorrow. where it goes after that is the million-dollar question. this is a hujt change from just six or eight hours ago. last night the computer model had that storm icon sitting almost on top of washington as we get get into late monday. the new track keeps the scepter of circulation off the eastern seaboard at least through southern new jersey. it still leaves new york and new england in danger as we get

toward tuesday and wednesday of next week. but for us, the new track and new information keeping it farther to the east and potentially keeping the center offshore is a huge break for us from a wind perspective. still expecting an enormous amount of rain over the next couple of days. so start getting ready now. get the gutters and downspouts cleans out. if you have a basement with stuff in it that you care about, you want to move it above basement level. wind and rain coming for today. light and moderate showers. but tomorrow and saturday, the nor'easter. before that, the nor'easter means a lot of wind-driven rain around here for tomorrow and for saturday. there will be a high impact event, weather alert days of friday and saturday. it means more frequent updates and the alt of rainfall we could be seeing could be quite extreme. potential 3 to 6 inches.

in and around the metro, a solid 2 to 3 inches of rain. so do take this very, very seriously. today's showers, temperatures in the low 60s. 50s tomorrow. wind and rain. same story on saturday. wind and heavy rain possible there. then we'll see what happens sunday, monday for joaquin. as you can see weather does improve late next week. now it is time for a check on traffic with an updated crash from melissa. >> update on this accident at the outer loop. we're here off to the right shoulder. don't have to worry about that one too much anymore. you can see we're nice and green. inner loop and outer loop. accidents kind of disappear for us this morning. inbound 395 we have a disabled vehicle. that also off to the right side of the roadway. you don't have to worry about that one too much. a big look at the beltway overall moving along just fine this morning. taking a look at 66 flying in

from fairfax. on time. no construction. eun? >> thank you, melissa. it's 5:25. take a look at this video. russia's defense minister says the country has carried out strikes on syria. u.s. officials are not convinced the attacks were aim at the terror group. the obama administration says the attack on syria may be a dangerous move. nbc's tracie potts tells us why now from capitol hill. tracie, good morning. >> eun, good morning. they don't believe the attacks were directed at isis, russia is saying. we're learning about 30 more air strikes that happened overnight in the rebel-held area. pentagon says they don't believe they're going after isis at all. they believe they're going after the opposition forces to assad's regime. remember t u.s. wants assad out. the russians are supporting him. and now the united states is trying to figure out where the

relationship goes from here. remember, they're at the u.n. negotiating, talking about the military connecting within days. on the other side we've gottet the russians launching the air strikes. john mccain says this is what happens when there is ina by the u.s. you can see those air strikes that the russians have launched. again, we understand there were more overnight. mccain argues therussians are filling the void. >> they tracey potts. thank you, tracie. if i win, they're going back. they're going back. i'm telling you. they're going back. >> back to syria. that's where the refugees will go if donald trump makes it to the white house. speaking of the rally, the gop front-runner talked about the crisis. secretary of state john kerry said the united nations will

accept more than 80,000 refugees next year, many of them from syria. >> we started off with 10,000. the other day i heard 200,000. we're going to take in 200,000 from syria or wherever. there's no identification. there's no negs. >> he says it could allow member ofrs isis to enter the country. 5:27. it's the first day of october and that meaning it's bullying prevention month. nbc 4 is teaming up with prince williams county schools and apple federal credit union to create a culture of kindness. you're invited to join our be kind event. it's such an important message especially in this day and age. there's cyber bullying as well as the traditional bullying we see in the schools and on the

buss. >> be kind because you never know what the other person is battling through because so many of us keep it inside. remember to write be kind. we were supposed to. >> share them. >> don't forget to retweet washington. right now rain is hitting several corners of the d.c. area. later, the hurricane that might hit our area. first mets, now nets. why parking meters that were

right now we're working for you to get ready for a deluge including rain from a nor'easter and maybe a hurricane. and their name has been controversial for years, but one of the candidates for president says it's not so bad. we're going to tell you who. another scandal for the secret service. the report that says a top official leaking information and the strange reason behind the accusation. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. the one-two punch. the nor'easter threat tomorrow and saturday. a lot of moisture in place. high pressure blocking this area of low pressure from moving up the coast. as a result, a long stretch of

winds and rain. heaviest rain likely friday afternoon and saturday morning. strongest winds likely to occur during the day on saturday. how much rain? 3 to 6 inches of rain possible with winds gusting to 40 miles an hour at times. already out the door this morning. raindrops on the roadways. temperatures are noticeably cooler. we're only in the 50s right now. we'll stay in the upper 50s, low 60s today. more impact on the nor'easter and the hurricane coming up. for now, "first4 traffic" with melissa mollet. >> good morning. again, still have that disabled vehicle, 3995 northbound inside the beltway. not too much to worry about. at this point this morning taking a big look at things. overall we look quite good on the beltway. it's off to the right shoulder. you may see that after leaving in the next couple of minutes. right now, 270 southbound,

you're seeing a slowdown. then it opens up. you're fine northbound and southbound. angie? >> thank you so much, angie. new allegations against misconduct against a former federal ranking official in maryland. it happened on the highly secured grounds of the national institutes of standards and technology in guy thursday burg. now, the house science committee has been investigating the agency and this man, former nis police chief, an attempt that skploifted in july. the committee alleges bartley had sex in government cars on the grounds while he was on duty. the committee says it expects time sheet fra by bartley inflating his overtime hour and equipment is missing from nist.

what's more, the committee says nist knew of some of the misconduct but still allowed bartley to serve as nist chief. they employ thousands of people in our region. its headquarters are off of i-270 in gaithersburg. it's huge. nist said lit provide information requested by the committee. eun? a selfful decision cost a young corporal machine his life. his name is kyle. maryland state police say he was on route 15 on his way to work at camp david when he pulled his pickup over on tuesday night to help a driver stranded in the rain. that i say a tractor trailer ran into him and his truck and killed him instantly j man who spray spanted threats in anne arundel wasn't hard to fiechbltd

he was already in custody. shan sh shanor was in custody. bwu wibwi will send flights cuba. they'll operate twice a week on wednesday and saturday. >> we're so happy to meet the cuban culture, the food. it's an easy flight, three hours from baltimore. >> and the flight touched down wi wup day after the two nations held talks that may lead to adding more flights from cuba to the u.s. meter hours were supposed to stretch an extra two hours all the way to midnight but our news

partner wtop learn thad won't happen. instead expect the longer meter hours sometime in 2016. maybe not until june. that's because the d.c. department of transportation said it's not ready. they approved the meeting this summer as part of the budget. did you know the parking officers in the district have to follow the same rules you do. the only time they get to park illegally is when their work is urgent. so when we showed this video of the employee parked illegally, the worker stopped to get food and cash at an atm, they said they would remind him of the rules. >> do you they think should follow the same rules? >> yeah, definitely. >> why? >> because the same rules apply to everybody. >> i think they should be equal. >> they earn about $90 mill a

year from tickets. recently released documents show that hackers tried to get into hillary clinton's private e-mail server at leastc" five times. this has been an issue that she didn't use it during her time serving as secretary of state. the documents say each attempt happened in 2011 and it's still not clear if clinton ever opened any of the messages which were disguised as speeding tickets from new york. 5:37, a republican candidate is weighing in on are redskins name. former florida governor jeb bush said he was fine with the name and said there should. be change. he was ask and here's what he said. >> i don't think politicians should have any say to be honest with you. native american tribes don't find it offensive overall.

it's a sport, for crying out loud. >> that was an excerpt interest the new arena show. it's an intersection of politics and sports. it airs tomorrow afternoon. the local connection to subpoenas. a man who disappears for years and turns up dead in a really bizarre place. how his remains were found in a chimn chimney. check this out. all that rain. sprinkling if there places. can the oh, well that's a good price.

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a mystery that stumped police for seven years is over this morning. please say an 18-year-old's body was found inside a chimney less than a mile away from his home. works were tearing down the building when they found his remains last month. one state has issued a subpoena, and we can probably expect more. maryland and the district are among two dozen states investigating the false emissions claims at vw. illinois is the first to get

more answers about what happened and who is responsible. all eyes are on the sky this morning as two storm systems move in. >> lauren rikts is standing by. >> reporter: a little cool. mist in the area. certainly keeping that cloud cover around today, tomorrow, and even through the weekend. unfortunately, as you know. we have a few sprinkles. lighter rain south of d.c. coming up 95 from fredericksburg and dale city, for your the school day looking a little on the raw side. temperatures are going to stay around 670 degrees one side or the other, but recess is going to be a bufts. temperatures in itemer 50s. showers continuing through the day, and we'll continue to see the rain unfortunately through the weekend. we're going to talk more about

joaquin hurricane coming up. right now let's talk about delays on the mark. >> taking a big look at the beltway, no problem there. if you're driving out any time soon, you might experience rain on the windseld. 270 south to germantown. 95 over to 270. just nine minutes this morning. 66 inbound looks good. back in a few minutes. >> thank you, melissa. the rain is starting to come down. it's not expected to stop for days. the latest on when a nor'easter and hurricane joaquin could hit coming up in your seven-day forecast. her son is accused of killing her daughter, but that didn't stop morgan harrington

right now, the people who keep you safe in events like a hurricane are getting vital training in georgia. these are live pictures from georgia. "news4's" mark segraves is there as maryland task force 1 is learning the best way to rescue people after storms or terrorist attacks. we have a lot of rain on our doorstep. many of you may wonder who's protecting us here. they assure us whoever is there is also here. right now storm team 4 is keeping an eye on these two systems wchl're expecting heavy rain from a nor'easter and also hurricane joaquin. coming up at 6:00 we'll show you how your neighborhood is

preparing for potential flooding. >> much, much cooler. grab your umbrella as a cold rainy wet weather is on your way. we'll track the weather and hurricane joaquin in a few minutes. we're 17 minutes behind right now. brand-new crash in manassas. more on this one. more on the drive coming up. 5:48. the search is developing after a deadly shooting in prince george's county. wo men are dead and detectives stayed on the scene at capitol heights for nearly five hours last night. derrick ward with what's the latest in this investigation. derrick, good morning czech republic t . >> reporter: the scene is cleared now but the investigation goes on. it was about 8:00 when the police were called to this apartment complex. central guardness ii.

we're told two men were found shot to death. they were in the hallway of this building, apartment complex. there's no indication of a motive at this point or i identities of the victims. the investigation is continuing. police are asking for your help. it was the same complex where a security guard was shot, another was wounded as they sat in their car filling out paperwork in the parking lot. no indication by the police of any connection to the events. we're live in capitol heights. derrick ward, capital news, back to you. i looked the mother in the eye. i told her i understood this was difficult for her family as well. i gave her my condolences and i shook her hand. >> jill harrington spoke with mathew's mother. mathew is charged with murdering

her daughter. jill heariarrington said it was right thing to do. she said he's on trial, not his family. two weeks ago the prosecutors formally changed mathew. the murder trial will zbes on october 24th, 2016. a long time aways, says the harrington family. >> that's a long time for us to keep this ball rolling. >> that will be seven years. seven years after the event. >> mathew already faces up to life in prison after being convicted. he's also facing trial for uva student hertz graham. today is the deadline for the use of body cams in the state of maryland. the commission who started meeting on this back in august has to make its decision by the end of the day. now, the goal is to have a statewide list of best practices by the beginning of next year. a 73-year-old maryland man

could spend a year in prison for a deadly hit-and-run on the b.w. parkway. the judge convicted him on two counts yesterday. >> teeter hit rick warrick as he was changing his tire on the shoulder back in february. his fiancee was badly hurt. he knew he hid something. he didn't know what. he'll be sentenced in january. starting today, those charged with drunk driving will face stiffer penalties. there'll be higher speed limits and body cams used bepolice. the state will allow transgender people born in the state to get new birth certificates reflecting their sex as well as their name. >> all right. it's a big weather day here.

if it wasn't just for hurricane joaquin, chuck, we'd be following the nor'easter. >> two together back to back. >> a double whammy. >> yeah. an extended period of bad weather. we have weather alert days coming your way for tomorrow and saturday. weather alert apps. more updates on air and online. what to expect for today. if you haven't been outside, way colder today. temperatures 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. rain showers are back and flash flood washes have just been raised across all the metro areas points south and east and west. the flash flood watches are for friday and saturday. it will be raining today but the flooding rain threats come in tomorrow and saturday. ahead of that get your gutters and down drains cleaned out.

move outdoor furniture and things unsecured into the garage where they won't necessary will be blown away. it will have a moderate impact on your day today. take the umbrella with you. it will be cooler. you'd need a warm insulating jacket. just hit and miss light rain showers and areas of scattered drizzle across the area earlier this morn. this will continue off and on through the remainder of the day today. so don't expect any sunshine today. it will feel a lot colder with temperatures only barely making it above the 60-degree mark. there's future weather. no super heavy rain for today. have the big umbrella ready for tomorrow and also for saturday. there's hurricane joaquin right now. now the new track keeps the

center of the storm off the eastern shore of maryland. the last track before this one had it coming into the bay. a little farther east. with any luck it will be farther to the east than that. here's your seven-day forecast. chilly and wet today. wind-driven rain for tomorrow and saturday. that's with the nor'easter. our impacts from joaquin if any will be felt sunday into monday. the nor'easter is a sure bet for trouble friday and saturday. melissa mollet. trouble on the roads right now. >> trouble on the roads. manassas, prince william, we do have an accident there. trying to get more information for you. m.a.r.c., camden south, eight minutes behind. starting to see some slowdowns here. there as we head into the rain.

66 overall looking good. again, a little bit of rain as you're heading through manassas and 95 getting slow at dale city. outer loop of the beltway still has that accident off to the right side of the roadway as you're approaching central avenue. eun? >> thank you, melissa. former maryland delegate don dwyer is heading to jail for six months. he's been ordered to sustain from drinking alcohol after a both accident. dwyer crashed his boat. according to the capital paper dwyer was convicted of violating his parole. he had six beers one night in may. an intralock device detected the alcohol and prevented him from driving. >> this morning transit police are looking for other possible victims of a man who exposed himself on a train to a

13-year-old girl. she was able to give police a detailed description of lopez including a chef's jacket he was wearing. police have had similar reports of attacks. they arrested lopez at the greenbelt station this week. good morning. e oom land e i'm landon dowdy. facebook released an update. you'll be able to use a profile picture for a set period of time, facebook is giving you more ways to control your privacy. that's your cnbc report. i'm landon dowdy. >> it looks like another scandal may be the biggest yet that's unfolding at the secret service. this time the accusations go all the way to the top. a new report accuses the agency's assistant director a leak of information to embarrass a congressman. the report says edward lowery

exposed congressman jason chaffetz's 2003 application and rejection to scores of secret service employees. >> it's a bit scary. if they would do this to me, i shudder to think what they might be doing to other people. >> the homeland security director said it was an act of retaliati retaliation. the secret service is now trying to recover after a series of embarrassments and security breaches. the report cites an e-mail where lowery wrote some information that he might find embarrassing needs to get out just to be fair. well, right now hurricane joaquin gaining some strength by the hoyer. the magic number is two. two major storm systems creating a double whammy of bad weather. the latest storm track of joaquin and when and where it will hit next. don't expect any sunshine today and chuck says no super heavy rain either. when he says we will feel the

brunt of the nor'easter that's headed to the washington area.

we're eyeing two big storms. on your left, hurricane joaquin and it's prompting a state of

emergencies along the east coast. on your right, storm team 4 radar is tracking a nor'easter starting tonight and then for the weekend i'm in here with chuck bell. we were dry for so long but now we're getting all this rain. what do you think? >> honestly yes. because yesterday's rain, we had 2 to 4 inches and that sort of essentially resaturated the ground. you're right we've been more than 5 inches of rain since august 1st. we were dry. unfortunately the rain resaturated the ground and now the next rain that comes our way could really spell trouble around here. first things first, is the surefire bet of the nor'easter. strongest winds likely during the day on saturday. how much of each, rain, 3 to 6 inches on average across the area and winds could gust to ov