wilmington, ohio. all the conversation is about his speech in arizona. despite mexico's president saying he told mexico will not pay for a wall, trump insisted that max will pay for it. he vowed to remove millions of people living in the country illegally and restrict legal immigration. he required all businesses to use an e-verify system to screen undocumented workers. hillary clinton's campaign blasted trump's speech, and tim kaine will respond to trump's immigration plan on the "today" show. and tracie potts will have more. if you live on gaithersburg, pay attention to this next story. moom

about mosquitos and the diseases they carry, so they are asking everybody in the strawberry noels area to stay inside. county crews are spraying pesticide. they plan to inspect properties through the weekend. you may call a phone call or knock on the door in reference to this. i'm molette green at the live desk. we're keeping our eye on hermine, a tropical storm expected to become a hurricane when it makes landfall tonight. folks in northern florida, we have live pictures of what's happening there. they are bracing for the high winds, heavy rain between apalachicola and tampa, there could be a storm surge up to five feet. northwest florida could see 12 inches of rain when it's all said and done. hermine's impact in

could see it by labor day weekend. back to you. 4:31 right now. we want to get caught up on our forecast for the next couple days. >> that's right. and chuck we're looking at you and looking at the radar that's got lots of rain behind it. >> yeah. a little bit of rain from martinsburg, fredericksburg here, montgomery county, likely to get on the showers here little bit. drier weather from manassas, to fredericksburg. everybody has a chance for rain drops primarily between now and lunchtime. showers around this morning, tapering back to about occasional showers about lunchtime. sunshine by later on this afternoon. just warm enough, just enough sunshine to get us into the low 80s later on today. 4 things you need to know. there's a new

hermine that has a bigger impact on our weekend. a bigger impact on the beaches and it looks like the heat will be here in a few weeks. 4:50 again at race track road, we have the lanes blocked by this -- it was a crash and they took some wires down, crews out on the scene, trying to get those wires back together and everything out of the way. beltway overall no problems, inner loop and outer loop. we have one piece of roadwork i'm going to tell you about right here. this is something to think about. it should be out of the way soon. two right lanes get by that work zone. you can see it's unaffected there on the beltway. maryland, two left lanes getting by on that work zone, 95 north after the beltway. a prince george's county man is nil criterion -- critical can't -- critical condition this morning after almo

a pool. a man was found in the deep end of the pool. officials don't know how long he was under water. closing arguments are expected to begin this morning in the trial of the maryland man charged in the death of his girlfriend baby. he's accused of killing the 23-month-old child while he was in his care last august. sesay says he found the baby unconscious after he wandered off. in loudon county, a baby was killed in a horrible accident. the five-month-old boy and his mom were hit as they crossed the street. lans down, virginia. the mother was pushing the baby in a crosswalk when the suv hit them. the baby died and

serious injuries. the striking driver and the victim's family have kids that attend the same cool school. >> i'm a law enforcement officer myself. unfortunately, i'm immune to something like this, but it comes to something like this, it hurts, it hurts bad. >> the striking driver stayed on the scene, the sheriffs office and attorney are deciding whether or not to charge him. it was a brutal crime on a pregnant woman. police arrested a 18-year-old man who stabbed a woman several times this happened in a wooded area in wheaton yesterday afternoon. the man was in a relationship with her, but if it's not known if he's the baby's father. the baby is expected to be okay, but the woman is in critical condition. we're getting details about a robbery in alexandria. heads up if you see activity on a

we've learned that a suspect implied having a weapon got away with cash. d.c. police are asking your help in finding and identifying two suspects in a robbery of a 7-eleven in northwest, this happened sunday night in the 200 block of cedar street. the suspects ended that 7-eleven and they tried to take cigarettes from behind the counter. when two employees tried to stop them, with one of the suspects tried to use a hammer. it appears that 7-eleven was robbed in july. d.c. asking for your help in identifying and finding these four persons of interest captured on surveillance video. if you've got any information on any one of these cases, you are asked to call police. three wins in the preseason

count yet. >> the redskins regular season begins in 11 days. >> but who is counting? >> they play the steelers on september 12th here at home and when they beat the buccaneers last night, the skins had to deal with rain which meant a lot of running the ball. >> the weather was the reason the game was played last night but was originally was to be played tonight. the americas got talent that we missed last night will air tonight. good news for thousands of federal workers when it comes to your pay. >> how president obama is making sure you get a raise even after he leaves office. plus delayed response. the confusion that kept emergency crews from helping a driver stuck beneath a tree and how it could happen the next time that you dial 911. plus we're heading into a holiday weekend. could rain be on the way?

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morning commute here in and around the city proper anyway. already light rain out across maryland. temperatures in the low 70s. probably going to be an indoor recess but rain will be tapering off as we go through the course of the day and sunshine back later on this afternoon. jeans and umbrella, no doubt about that. i have the very latest track on soon-to-become hurricane hermine. brand-new problem in northwest because of a fire we have road closures in the area. this is north capitol street right there between florida street and p avenue. 450 bowie, race track road, we have that area shut down because of a crash that brought wires down. they are working to get that back up and running in the next hour or so. live picture of 66, west of ox road. and 95 looking good as well. back in ten

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we will build a great wall along the southern border. and mexico will pay for the wall. >> donald trump last night in phoenix insisting that mexico will pay for a border wall.

president. that was part of his immigration plan that he laid out last night hours after meeting with mexican president enrique pena nieto. let's get to tracie potts on capitol hill. what else did trump lay out in his plan? >> he was talking about mass deportations. what's going to happen with the 11 million undocumented immigrants already in this country. trump said that he would start with 2 million immigrants who he says are criminals. send them home immediately, day one, if he's elected. for everyone else, people who are law-abiding immigrants who game -- came here illegally don't have papers or documentation, he said no one is immune from immigration and politico have said several of his latino surrogates have quit. >> how is the clinton campaign

now? >> they have a web video that donald trump went to mexico, he choked. the mexican president said they did talk about the wall and payment ander they are not paying for the wall. clinton also says the first big foreign policy test for donald trump and that he failed. >> all right. tracie potts on the hill for us. thank you so very much. if you vote for a write-in candidate for president this year, don't expect the state elections vote counters to read the name or formally tabulate it. in virginia, they won't count the names at all unless write-in s reach 5% of the votes cast. they will store

ballot for records. this morning, we're hearing how a 22-year-old victim fought for her life against a man coming at her with a knife. larry steele was convicted in the stabbing assault of the woman yesterday. this happened at the radisson hotel in rockville last october. the victim is a prostitute and said steele posed as a police officer and tried to arrest her. take a listen to how she describes what happens next to news 4's pat collins. >> i fought back with him. i wasn't letting him tie me up. i fought back with him. i got ahold of a knife. he grabbed my hand and he shoved me into the share, and the knife went straight into my thigh. >> the woman drove herself to the hospital and later told her story to police. steele ran off with the money he brought for the sexual encounter, but was caught on camera at the shady grove metro station. today, if you are h

see the boss rock out at nats park, plan to leave early or transportation other than metro. last week, bruce springsteen played for nearly 4 hours in new jersey. metro says it won't stay open later. the last train leaves at 11:20 tonight if you need to connect to the red line and metro has no plan to adjust the schedule for the marine corps marathon which starts before 58 a.m. runners only shuttle buses will get people to the starting line. they will have shuttle parking. restoration work on the iconic capitol dome is nearly complete. painters worked for nearly two years. it's finishing on time and under budget ahead of the inauguration.

federal civilian employees and uniformed service members a pay race. civilian employees will get an across the board pay raise of 1%. as for uniformed service members, they will get a monthly basic pay increase of 1.6%. the pay increases will go in effect january 1st. an update to a story we told you right here about 24 hours ago. crews in prince george's county fixed the gas line that they struck on brandywine road. that means gwnynn high school should be open today. today, transportation officials will unveil an artifact from the 9/11 attack. beginning today, the loudoun county sheriffs office will start to

county's noise regulation. the new rule about the music not being audible 100 feet from the source. horn, alarm, motorcycle cannot be sounded for more than 20 consecutive seconds except as a danger warning. violations range from a misdemeanor. we could see a battle for the next redskins stadium. virginia governor terry mcauliffe says he's ready to make a deal to get the skins to virginia. >> if it makes sense for the taxpayers of virginia and the taxpayers -- the folks with the redskins, we can come up with a deal. if you saw the deal in l.a., there was no

involved in it. . he's been in meetings with team management with a move loud done county. the best side is in d.c. where rfk stadium is now. baker wants the team to stay put in landover. there will be a battle. singing the national anthem in front of a group of people can be nerve wracking. >> a member of the boys and girls club in greater washington was singing the anthem in the national anthem and forget the words -- instead of booing, the crowd helped him out. >> there you go, malik walton and the guests sang in unison until the end of the anthem. a little help. a little support. >> if you have ever sung that song, it's so easy to transpose

>> and nervous. >> it never happens until you are on the spot. you could see it right 100 times -- >> you always know the words when you are singing to yourself in the mirror. in a ball room, not so much. >> a little rain overnight. a little more coming. >> we may have a lot of rain coming over the weekend. the latest track for what is now tropical storm hermine likely to be hurricane her mean before she makes p landfall on the north coast of florida. the very latest thinking is that the storm is going to be more of an inland problem than a coast problem. here's the forecast as we get into saturday night at 8:00. look at the position. it won't be a tropical storm at the time, but again that won't matter. it's going to bring all the wind and rain along with it so we could see some really heavy rain especially from i-95 eastbound into the lower bay and the eastern shore. the timing of the worst of the worst of it will be 4:00, 5:00, saturday afternoon until day break on sunday

then the storm really slows down and may end up hooking back out to sea. the forecast is not moving a great deal of distance between saturday and monday. that means monday could be in jeopardy from the rain perspective. the worst of it is saturday night into early sunday. your weekend, saturday morning, just cloudy. saturday afternoon, heavy rain coming in. wind and rain saturday night into early sunday and tapering off we hope by sunday afternoon. for now, 76 in washington. 73 in leesburg. 72, manassas. there are rain drops on storm team 4 radar. theers a check of the 10-day forecast. low 80s today with showers coming to an end. tomorrow looks great. we've talked about the weekend. labor day for now, we're going to keep it sunny and nice around here. we know one thing for sure, once hermine is done with us, the heat will come back next week. here's melissa with traffi

a reminder that the red line will be opening into rhode island avenue station will be opening on time at 5:00 this morning. they had those construction issues we can say last night and there were some questions, but we are okay there. north capitol between florida and p street, we have that fire. some apparatus still on scene. roads are open. race track at 450, wires down. single car crash into a tree. they are working to get that out of the way here quickly. 50 your best alternate there. if it's still hanging around here this morning. 66 and 95, everything nice and green. see you in ten minutes. you call 911 to get help, but there are new concerns this morning about just how quickly it will come. the confusion that caused a delayed response to a man trapped beneath a tree. plus, it is barely september but one major store is letting you start holiday lay away tomorrow. >> where you can get the winter

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the first call came in at 6:. 05 but units were not dispatched until 6:11. police and bystanders lifted the car. there was confusion between the operator and the caller. >> wouldn't character rise it as a delay in getting it out. it took some time to figure out exactly where this incident was occurring. again, we had multiple addresses. we had multiple locations. >> the d.c. office of unified communications hopes to have better technology by next year that would let 911 operators pinpoint the location of every call. molette green at the live desk. d.c. firefighters on the scene of a building fire where one person went to the hospital suffering from smoke inhalation. i want you to take a look at the scene. this is video from d.c. fire's twitter page showing what happened near the intersection ofth

street. we know fire broke out around 1:30 this morning and d.c. fire tweeting out the cause is accidental. first four traffic keeping an eye on traffic as a result of activity in the area. we'll keep you posted. we've got great news for beer lovers in northern virginia businesses. the port city brewing company on wheeler avenue in alexandria will receive a state agriculture grant so it can expand. this is the first time a northern virginia business has received this grant. port city qualifies because it uses so many state agricultural products in its beers. the brewery will add 26 new jobs during expansion and the city will invest in a bike share station near the brewery. with the holidays around the corner, walmart is ready to give customers a head start on holiday shopping. >> so it will launch its holiday lay

customers will be able to put items as low as $10 on lay away with a $50 minimum basket and will have until december 12th to pay off their account. they also released its annual top toy list for the holidays which are tested, reviewed and chosen by kids. it includes electric scooters and a bar by rainbow princess castle play set. big heads up for folks heading out the door this morning. red line service on metro reopening at the rhode island metro station. take a look at the images there. they had some problems there last night with falling concrete. metro tweeting out a short while ago, just minutes ago, that the station has reopened, will be open. our kristin wright and crew headed to the scene there and will bring us a live report in a short bit. back to you. >