breaking news tonight out in the atlantic ocean a new storm just out for u irma and are a rush to get out of florida

weekend. a hero's welcome for first responders in virginia some just getting back and ready to go again. trefts around the country about the end of daca. one local immigrant sharing fierce about her future. >> these daca students are here to do good and i think we deserve to save. >> first up, the most powerful atlantic murk turns toward land call in the caribbean and she's -- >> the monster storm is leading to gridlock in south florida, the keys shutting down starting tomorrow. chief meteorologist will have the latest track in a moment. first at the live desk. >> it's about to get real in florida. the florida keys will start evacuating tourists at sunrise, then officials will get t

residence out. key west international airport set to close tomorrow tonight. the hurricane center has it close to the florida peninsula by early sunday. take a look at this. this is video posted on twitter by the noah hurricane hunters. this was taken in the eye of the storm on sunday back when irma was a category 3. since then it's strengthend to a category 5 form with sustained as i understand of 175 miles an hour. port roeka florida is under a state of emergency. florida is taking no chances. the governor waved all the tolls in the state. >> it is important that all florida ians keep a close eye on this dangerous storm. do not wait to get prepared. get prepared now. >> it's expected to

fall on antique was and bar beautya in hours. >> you mentioned the storm right there, there it is, irma making its way, the island of barbuda, only 1600 people, but i hope they got off the island. this storm will december mate the entire island. there will be no trees left. incredibly powerful, it will make its way over the northern islands and most likely puerto ricoa, winds of 185 miles an hour. the strongest hurricane ever in the atlantic. moving north west north at 15 miles per hour. pressure down to 916 mill bars, one of the strongest ever. by wednesday evening, still a gather gore 5, just to the north of pueo

the southern bahamas and toward florida by this is sunday at 8:00. it can be on shore to miami, well to the east or west, but this is what we'll talk about in my forecast. plus theness chase of rain. will you need the umbrella. a elite group of first responders just returned home to virginia after two weeks in texas helping victims of hurricane harvey. now many are saying they're eager to go to florida. he talked to members of virginia task force one, live in chantilly. >> the folks in texas who were trying to survive hurricane harvey, to see this equipment from virginia roll up, it had to feel like the cal vary rolling .

the task force are back home but may be deployed soon. most of us have seen the video. despite their extensive training and experience, what awaited them in texas was like nothing they saw before. >> there was swift water, which we can compare to great falls, in apartment complexes. >> and if it wasn't swift, it was deep. >> it was like being in venice you're boating through a street instead of biking through it. >> it's not just the water. >> the al gators, the fire ants, you know, drainage areas, the oil that's sweeping through the ground. >> they left a week ago, when they got to houston, the storm had blown through, but there was plenty of work to do. people still needed to be rescued. >> they were coming out of houses where the first floor was flooded. >> the generosity and the compassion shown

other, it was universal. i didn't see a harsh language, no anger, and people had a reason to be angry. >> it was amazing to see the response on their end, civilians started the rescue effort. >> and the families back home were worried and proud. >> it's always worry some to have your loved one in a natural disaster. >> she's like the strongest person that's in our family, and i really love my dad. >> now, at any given time, fairfax county has two teams ready to go, one actually deployed and another ready to relieve them or be deployed somewhere else. depending on the eyes and severity of hurricane irma, that task force could be deployed and some of these same people that just got back, will go back again. to a one they said they're rea

>> sounds like they better get rest while they have the chance. giants from the entertainment world welcome together to benefit the victims of hurricane texas. george clooney, jamie foxx, bee auns aand julie roberts will parts tate in hand in hand for hurricane harvey leavyou can wa tuesday at 8:00. hundreds marched down pennsylvania avenue to protest the end of the program known as daka. it protects some 800,000 young immigrants while they work or attend school in the u.s. from new york, phoenix, san francisco, all of the rallies had similar messages that deporting these young immigrants is unfair and

several schools in denver to participate in a rally. president trump tweeted congress has six months to legalize daca, and if they can't i'll revisit the issue. he didn't explain what that means. earlier he told reporters he has a great heart and a young for young people affect by his decision. >> people think in term of children but they're really young adults. i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >> former barack obama who started the daca program in a facebook pose he said this is about dees end of thesy and whether we treat these kids the way we treat our kids. joe biden criticized the decision on twitter he

cruel. one of the hundreds of thousands who will be impacted by the daca decision, which news 4 asked her about today's announcement, she broke down. >> suppose president trump was sitting here right now, what would you say to him? >> please have a heart. be compassionate. there's people out here who want to make a good living and better themselves and this is the place to do it. >> reporter: as dark clouds and gloomy rain hits rockville maryland, sharea brakes down in tears. she is a daca recipient. president trump ordered to end the obama administration program that protects young immigrants who were brought into the country illegally as children. >> i really believe prut can make something good out of this. >> reporter: sara's mother through them from guatemala. her mother got a tourist

that expired six months later. they've been living under daca for about 15 years. >> i can acknowledge that my mother bringing me here and overstaying her visa was wrong, but i think like anyone else as a american citizen, you can be given a second chance. >> reporter: daca allows sara to work legally at ben and jerry's, attend the community college and avoid deportation. it has about 800,000 recipients nationwide. >> i feel bee destroyed because i put so much of myself in the community. >> reporter: president trump says it's up to congress to decide the fate of the program in the next section months. >> she praise for prieter days. these daca students and young people are here to do good. i think we desief to stay. >> reporter: in rockville, news

new video of a tour bus fire on i 66 during the evening rush. this is cell phone video a viewer sent us from a balcony near the nuttily street offramp. you can see the bus engulfed in flames on the westbound side of 66. nobody was hurt. but the fire caused major traffic delays. we're working to get more information about what happened. now at 11:00, it was time compared to a couple weeks ago in charlottesville over the deadly protests last month and the future of that city's confederate monuments. council members wanted to get input in removing the statute of stonewall jackson. tarps cover the lee and jackson monuments. it was it the lee monument that ended with the woman's death last month

marching will make it to the d.c. tomorrow. they protest the failure of the president to -- they lept 100 mile jurn, the march will end with a rally at the martin luther king memorial. the last major strict to open its doors, means a lot more traffic and for some students a brand new school, the new $97.7 million fair manhattan heights high school replaces a building that dates back to the segregation area, new auditor yim, greenhouse, two gyms and each student will have their own computer. >> beautiful. next at 11:00, a student stabbed inside a prestigeous international school in the district but the gill who kwakd him is not under arrest. a mom

baby from the side of a street. >> and we continue to track the breaking news in the atlantic, puerto rico in its path. he's our pediatrician, dr. ralph northam. born and raised in rural virginia went to vmi. trained at johns hopkins. an army doctor who treated soldiers seriously wounded in the gulf war. eighteen years as volunteer medical director of a children's hospice. as lt. governor, he's fighting to expand healthcare in virginia. he'll get it done as governor. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, and we need to provide access to affordable healthcare for all virginians, not take it away.

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tomorrow afternoon. one of the biggest fierares is massive power outages. it can take weeks to get it back. the 12-year-old girl who stabbed a fellow student at a prestigious private school will not be charged. police tell us the suspect is the daughter of a diplomat. she apparently stabbed a 13-year-old boy twice in the shoulder with scissors this afternoon at the british international school of washington. police detained the girl but because of diplomatic immunity did not pursue charges. >> the suspect has been identified however because of the diplomatic status there's no arrest at this time. >> now, it's up to the u.s. attorney's office to decide what to do next. the boy is ex ect approximated to make a full recovery. tonight u.s. senators mark warner and tim kaine prese

senate resolution to the alexander police officers who responded to the baseball shooting. it passed the senate in june. it recognizes the survivors of the shootings and offers support as they recover. a gunman opened fire on members of congress and staffers while they were practicing for a baseball game to raise money for charity. you have time to vote for one of our own on america's got talent tonight. danell daymon and the greater works, they knocked this arrow smith balanced out of the park. it is made up of 70 gospel singers from all over the count and dan eldame is from right here in prince george's county. only five will advance after tonight. you can v

the results show is tomorrow night at 8:00 at nbc 4. they were on fire tonight. >> that's a performance with a lot of passion. we hope they do well. so, we're watching irma but we also want to know what's going on with our weather for tomorrow. >> kind of a nasty day. we saw thunderstorms some of them on the strong to severe side across the region. martinsburg reporting wind gusts of up to 70 miles. a little bit of fog and dealing with some showers in parts of the area. current temperature 70 degrees. winds calm and that will allow for fog. we have temperatures in the upper 60s to around 70s. not a warm day. we are seeing showers, some strong storms toward sals berry. down around the warren ton area, do

that's about it. but as the night goes on, i expect to see more as a cold front continues to move our way. you can see more showers back to the west. that'll move through tomorrow and we'll see rain tomorrow. sending the kids off to school, they may need the umbrella, the bus stop, probably tomorrow is indoor recess and the umbrellas when you pick the kids up. the temperatures in the upper 60s to low 70s. kind of gray. let's show you what's happening with irma. a monster of a storm. you see where the storm is in relation to the u.s. well away from the area by about five or six days, but very close to puerto rico and very close to the idea of barbuda, tracking the eye over the island within the next couple of hours as a extremely strong, the strongest atlantic hurricane of all time, winds oust west, northwest -- movingt

miles an hour. this may stay far enough north that puerto rico does not see the worst of the storm, maybe tropical storm force winds. however they are in the cone. to the north of hispanola. and very close to cuba, doesn't interact with cuba, the more it does, the weaker it gets, but storm prediction center keeps it north of cuba, coming in toward the florida keys. that's why their evacuating the keys, a storm of 140 miles an hour. this storm could track to the east of miami or west of portions of florida. that's why the cone of uncertainly very big, up to 450 miles t. either way, all eyes on south florida now, that's why they're starting to evacuate. afterha

florida, hit the karl ien aus. it could be strong in the carolinas. we still do not know exactly where the storm is going to hit. and we won't know for the next two to three days. our weather looking much nicer, after tomorrow's great weather, we get back into the seventies and sunshine. thursday afternoon, fry, saturday, fund, then we track irma here as well. all the models bring us rain tuesday, wednesday, thursday. how much? how strong? doesn't look like much in the way of winds, but we'll see something up here next wednesday or thursday. that we'll continue to watch. but a huge storm and huge story. >> thursday or friday before we have a clearer picture of the track. >> within five days we're pretty good, three days that's when we start to get into knowing exactly what those hurricanes are going to do. >> thanks. >> coming up the nats kee

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this is the xfinity sports desk. >> pretty incredible number for the nats. >> you're looking at my notes. >> that's big. >> 26, that's the number of scoreless innings strasburg has thrown, a new nats record, and then 8. we don't need to explain magic numbers. we know. because they're going tore their third trip to the post season in four years, 8 magic number.

number on their next home stand. one more in miami tomorrow going after the sweep after they won tonight. hurricane irma changing everyone's plans. not the biggest crowd in miami. strasburg on the bump. he was looking great. early bottom one, the hottest hitter in the universe back to the dugout. strasburg showing discomfort, stretching out the leg. strikes out -- eight strikeouts in six shutout financial, strasburg dealing with leg cramps. his 22nd homer, nats meet the marlins 2-1. alert, bryce harper playing catch. this is before tonight's game. his first

recovery. harper suffered a bone bruce and a hyper extended knee three weeks ago. harper changed up his look between that catch and then tonight he posted this on instagram. of course it went vi per, the har per hair flip might be more difficult but we'll see. a shrug fest between the orioles and yankees. this one all new york started up after a two hour rain delay. else bury up with two on, he's bringing them both home. yankees score six runs in the innings. redskins back to practice today. it's fishily week one of the envelope season. a lot to prepare for and a lot on their

on the exempt left squat lift. sawa stepping away from ash burg to mull his retirement. this news was shocking to everyone, most notely his head coach. >> i didn't really know until it happened, so, he came to the office just the other day and had some personal issues he wanted to attend to and he wasn't sure he wanted to continue playing football until he got those resolved. we're going to let him get them resolved and see what happens in a month. >>

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>> jimmy: last week we saw the devastating effects of hurricane harvey on the state of texas. but in the face of this tragedy, we saw good. we saw communities banding together, neighbors helping neighbors, strangers helping strangers. so many heroes, people like