>> i'm angie goff. it looks like the nice, dry run is exactly what it's been. it's been nice but it'll be over soon. >> summer seems to be lingering a little longer. lauryn ricketts, as you're tracking this from the storm team 4 weather center. >> you know, it is funny in the d.c. area. i've been here my whole life. we always go from, you know, the heat and then we go straight to winter. that doesn't look like it is happening, i'm happy to say, on the ten-day forecast. you never know. maybe we can heat up once again as we head to the end of october. not out of the question. we've got beautiful conditions out there. gorgeous sunrise. the sun came up at 7:10. 70 degrees already. we have a south wind at 7 miles an hour, only picking up throughout the afternoon. keep that in mind. as you're heading out this afternoon, we'll have the winds and the humidity. last of the dry days out there. of course, we're watching hurricane nate. that is going to make landfall between new orleans and biloxi, mississippi. we'll show that track. hello, fall. it's coming back to our region

minutes. >> we'll see you then, lauryn. thanks. we're going to turn our attention to the washington nationals. not about to let one loss put them down. they'll get another shot at a playoff win later today at nats park. we know many of you hometown fans are rooting for them. >> we're staying positive here. here is karen maloney with a look at the nats fight to beat the chicago cubs during last night's playoff opener. >> reporter: game one seem familiar? you may be thinking the series is over. that is not the feeling by this team. they want to turn the page and find their offensive punch. nats did not muster a hit after the second inning but stras dealing. ten strikeouts. no earned runs. cubs though timely hitting after a rendon error changed the course of the game. >> stras was pitching, doing all he coul

offense tonight. we'll be better tomorrow. >> think we have to keep playing. you know, this was opening day and we lost the first one. i don't think we'd be panicking too much. there's no reason to do it now. >> still have to win three. somehow we have to win three. little harder now than what we would have won this game. whoever wins three before they lose three wins the series. >> a best of five series. they just lost game one. the pressure for game two is on ge gonzalez tonight and everyone in a nats uniform. >> let's talk about game two against the cubs. once again at nats park. 5:38 game time. gates open at 3:30. there was certainly one winning moment from last night. this one here. that's house majority whip steve scalise out on the field at nats park. finally back on his feet. check this out. nice. threw out the ceremonial first pitch of the game. delivered a strike to u.s. capitol pe

scalise, bailey and two others were hurt during the shooting back in june at a congressional baseball practice in alexandria. tomorrow, you can hear from scalise. he'll be sitting down with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. >> one of the best first pitches i've seen from that mound. good job. kris bryant and bryant harper are rivals on the fields but both call las vegas their hometown. they're doing what they can to help the victims of the mass shooting. >> last sunday, our hometown of las vegas suffered the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >> we're asking for help in supporting the victims and their families. >> in this psa, they're asking people to donate to help the victims. both men say they knew people that were at that concert last sunday who made it out alive. vice president mike pence is expected to be in las vegas today to participate in a prayer walk and pay hisdo

investigators are searching for a motive in the attack. sarah dollof has the latest from los sv las vegas. >> reporter: home and healing. 26-year-old samantha feronda is out of the hospital after being shot four times during sunday's pass ke massacre. >> i'm just grateful that i didn't have to completely say good-bye to all the people that i love. >> reporter: more than 300 of the injured have been treated and released. police's search for the gunman's motive has come up short. they're launching a billboard campaign, asking anyone who has valid information to contact them. >> we're confident there was not another shooter in that room. what i cannot confirm today, and what we continue to investigate, is whether anybody else may have known about this incident before he carried it out. >> reporter: investigators also believe no one entered the mandalay bay hotel suite while stephen paddock's car was out of the garage. they matched all cell

had with him. answers to questions that had earlier puzzled officials. along the strip, a growing memorial of flowers and candles. >> i felt like it was something i needed to do. pay respect for those that were lost. >> reporter: near the famed welcome to las vegas sign, 58 ko crosses. each bearing the name of a victim. in las vegas, sarah dollof, nbc news. local families waking up without the comfort of their hopes because of a laptop charger. derrick ward is live in north potomac where a fire worked the families out. what are you learning? >> reporter: good morning. we are learning this could have been a lot worse, as bad as it was. this is the damage to the second floor of the town hall. we'll show video shot by a neighbor. this is what it looked like around back last night just before 9:00. that's when their

reported. someone was on the back deck when it happened and went door to door, knocking on the doors to let folks know the fire was here, it's going on. got a lot of people out. the firefighters still had to treat a few people. there are families displaced now. the red cross is helping them out. the smallest of sources caused this problem. it was a transformer from a laptop charger. sometimes they can heat up. that may have been what happened here. investigators say it is $250,000 worth of damage done to the units here. as we said, the red cross is helping out the folks that were displaced. 85 firefighters here at the height of things last night. small source. big problems last night. luckily, one neighbor told us, this didn't happen later when people were asleep and it could have been worse. live in montgomery county, derrick ward. 9:06. yesterday, we told you about abuse allegations against a montgomery county school employee. now there's been another incident. this time, it involves a substitute teacher and a coach. the disturbing

cory boatman. montgomery county police say he had a sexual relationship with a 16-year-old last month. he turned himself in yesterday. boatman taught at montgomery blair high school in silver spring. he was also an assistant football coach there. >> very scary. i mean, i talk to my son a lot. he's 16. he knows to -- he can handle himself. but still, it's a different time now. you have to always make sure you're talking to your teenagers. >> police are urging moe ining parents to talk with their kids. if you think they had an inappropriate contact with boatman, police want to hear from you. let's take you into the district now where a woman who went missing eight years ago might soon be found. pamela butler's former boyfriend agreed to lead investigators to her body. in exchange, jose rodriguez cruz would get a shorter prison sentence. yesterday, he confessed to punching and strangling her.

her a proper burial. birth control concerns popping up across the country. ahead, we'll tell you about the latest move out of the white house. and this could affect your next prescription pickup. plus, we're all on heightened alert about security at the airports. our jackie benson with a warning this morning,hen news 4 w

welcome back. it's 9:10. a suspicious man has tried to get access to airports and planes here in the dr a.c. area here and across the country. >> bizarre. this man is accused of using several aliases to target more than a dozen airports. news 4's jackie benson with a closer look at his suspicious activity and his arrest. >> reporter: this man's behavior is

he's a pilot. he's a passenger. he's a private plane owner. the tsa says those are just some of the lies that this man, salau, told employees at airports around the u.s., including in the d.c. area, in his attempts to secure planes and areas. this was at the college park airport last week. he attempted to enter the property to board a charter flight on which he was not booked as a passenger. >> flight restriction zone close to d.c. we ruls aare always on top of i the tsa counterparts. >> reporter: salou showed up at reagan national on four separate days in july. he claimed he had a private plane and provided a tail number. police were contacted and he was arrested for trespassing. in may in chicago, he showed up at a private aviation terminal and claimed to be a pilot. th

measures necessary to make sure he doesn't gain access to areas. >> reporter: police haven't shared what they know about a motive. jackie benson, news 4. 9:12 right now. we want to take a live look outside. it's a beautiful weekend to goi wear. lauryn ricketts will

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well, maybe if you're headed out on the golf course, if you haven't already, it is going to be a beautiful day. by this afternoon, a little warm. a little humid and a little breezy, as well. temperatures in the mid 80s by this afternoon. not a lot of rain today but we have rain overnight and then through the next couple of days. that's coming from nate. we're going to time it out and let you know exactly where nate is going. landfall tonight around new orleans. we'll talk about the latest track in five minutes. guys? >> thank you. 9:15. employers can opt out of paying for birth control for their employees. as nbc's hallie jackson reports, the new loosened requirement is part of the trump administration's sweeping rollback of an obama era mandate. >> reporter: it's getting harder for some women to get birth control through their insurance after a sweeping change

trump administration. that will let more employers opt out of a requirement to pay for contraceptive coverage. the new rule allows more businesses who don't want to subsidize birth control for employees to ask for exceptions for moral or religious reasons. not just religious organizations but businesses of all sizes, schools, universities and non-profits, too. the decision celebrated by religious liberties advocates. >> it creates a narrow and targeted exemption for those who can not in good conscious provide this as part of their health care plan. >> reporter: president trump fulfilling a campaign pledge. >> the first priority of my administration will be to preserve and protect our religious liberty. >> reporter: his administers say the exemptions may apply to only 200 companies and won't affect the vast majority of women. that's based on groups who sued the government to be able to opt out of obamacare's contraceptive requirement. what's kn

ask for exceptions. advocates for broader access to birth control describe this as a setback with the aclu announcing a lawsuit. >> what this rule does is put that coverage in jeopardy because it puts control in their boss's hands as to whether they have access to birth control coverage that is currently guaranteed. >> that was hallie jackson reporting. now tomorrow on "meet the press," chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with house majority whip steve scalise more than three months after being shot at the alexandria baseball field. "meet the press" airs sunday here at 10:30 right after news 4. if you're with us often, you know nbc 4 is committing to changing minds and shining a light on mental health challenges. a local leader getting recognition for a similar mission. last night, the national alliance on mental illness gave john mccarthy its dr. wayne f fenton award. as the state's attorney, he launched the mental health co

people in jail or prison, is not always the best treatment. the court allows non-violent drug offenders to get some professional help. >> i think people have long recognized that in the criminal justice system, there is a large segment of individuals who find themselves by default in jails that really belong, more appropriately, in psychiatric treatment or psychiatric hospitals. >> mccarthy launched the country's mental health court last year. today, get those taste buds ready. ready to sample and fill the belly. d.c. has a lot to offer. you're looking at what was the taste of d.c. last year. 2015. used to happen along pennsylvania avenue. this year, they moved to rfk stadium. organizers telling our news partner that the venue actually allows for more parking. it's also metro assessable and there will be more than 65 restaurants offering up their best dishes

if you can't make it out to rfk, we know bethesda is having the taste of bethesda today, as well. lauryn, you're talking about -- you always have a beer event. >> i know. >> it was alcohol-related in some way. barbecue, too. >> beer, barbecue and bourbon. in lea in leesburg. >> really the bourbon is what's going on there. >> we're virginia girls. it's what we like, a little bourbon. >> virginia guys like it, too. >> there you go. good day to crack open a cold one if you're not expecting. >> absolutely. you can be our designated driver, angie. >> great. happy to help. >> yay. all right. you know as we continue through the day, it is going to be warm. definitely, out there. by tomorrow, more fall like conditions and a little bit of rain. today is the last summer like day. yesterday we made it to 83 degrees. today we'll beth

mostly dry out there. can't rule out a sprinkle here or there. more rain from nate coming tomorrow afternoon through monday and tuesday. before that, we've got a frontal system. we have rain tomorrow morning, as well. no rain today. the temperature at 70 degrees right now. we are going to continue to warm up to 80 degrees by noon. then you can see, we are on the mild side through noon. then it is going to get muggy. it is going to get breezy as we go through this afternoon. with the humidity increasing. again, mid 80s for day time highs. winds from 10 to 20 miles an hour. so a lot of thing going on. we have the boating race in annapolis. we have the leesburg bourbon and beer festival. what else? i just say bourbon and beer. the only two i'm stuck on. ba barbecue, there we go. cubs and nats. hopefully we can get a win. it'll be breezy, temperatures in the low 80s and we'll continue with the breeze through the rest of the game. temperatures in the 70s. mild night and

team 4 radar right now. the frontal system coming through our area tonight and tomorrow morning, or at least get close to us, and will bring rain showers our way. nate will bring some rain showers later on tomorrow. here it is. there's new orleans. biloxi, mississippi. it's strengthened a bit. the winds are 8 5 miles an hour and will be 90 by the time it gets to the coast. we have rain coming our way overnight tomorrow and in through the beginning of next week. we'll time it out in a

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schedule is key to getting your car to 200,000 miles. >> how often you should service your car can vary if you live where weather is extreme, near the ocean or drive in dust i can conditions, shorter service intervals may be necessary. >> may mean changing your oil twice as often. in the long run, it is worth it. >> reporter: the wrong oil or transmission fluid could wreak s havoc on your car or void your warranty. buy parts from name brand suppliers and tackle rust early. if anything smells, looks or sounds off, it probably is. also, beware of shops that want to service the car more than what the manual or service indicator tells you. you could be spending money needlessly. with a little elbow grease and a mechanic you trust, you could be driving your car for a very long time. susan hogan, news 4. 9:25. we know

now one exclusive country club has some bragging rights this morning. it is because the former president is joining the columbia country club in chevy chase. this is him on the club's course in 2015. there have been some reports however that this could drive a wedge between current members because of all the security detail involved. 9:26. when news 4 today continues, a closer look at how and when hurricane nate will affect us in the d.c. area. plus, changes after las vegas. we'll show you how the next big music festival is pro

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start you off with hurricane nate, killing at least 25 people in central america. you see it there, causing severe flooding in nicaragua. now it is swirling toward the u.s. gulf coast and could hit sometime tonight or early tomorrow. officials in louisiana, mississippi, declaring states of emergency, and some people along the coast have been ordered to evacuate. dozens of families kicked out of their homes by a fire. you're looking at chopper 4 video above the scene -- or this is some ground video we have. we do have a view from up above. montgomery county officials saying the fire started in a bedroom in the row of townhouses. the flames quickly spread. several people were treated for smoke inhalation. >> was

charger. the nats get a second chance at winning today, we hope. the team falling to the cubs in game one of the nlds game last night. game time at 5:38. gates open at 3:30. hoping for a win. >> you are hyped up about this. >> a sea of red. >> hopefully they got it. >> hi, everybody. i'm angie goff. my friend, david culver. >> what's up? >> 30 minutes to go. >> let's do it. >> lauryn ricketts is outside right now, on the storm team 4 weather deck. how does it feel? >> so beautiful out here. i thought a touch of the humidity, you might feel it, but you don't. it is gorgeous. a nice wind here. you don't even need a jacket if you're headed out right now. you're definitely not going to need it later this oftevening. we'llti

today. we are looking at a big warmup coming our way. again, humidity and heat will increase as we go back into the afternoon. then we've got some rain showers as we go through the overnight and in through the day tomorrow. a little bit of rain will be coming from a frontal system. the other, hurricane nate. the remnants of nate headed to our area. again, we are going to be watching that. that is going to make landfall. nate makes landfall later tonight. we'll talk about the newest track coming up in a little bit. >> sounds good. thanks, lauryn. 9:31. we turn to the latest on the ongoing investigation in las vegas. a week after the mass shooting, authorities are chasing more than -- or thousands of leads. they're trying to figure out why stephen paddock would plot a ch chilling crime. investigators found no tink li terrorism and no metive in his personal life. they're trying to

paddock had help. 58 concert goers lost their lives. in texas, thousands of concert goers will attend the austin city limits music festival. security has been tightened. concert goers have to pass through gates that look like airport security checkpoints. concert goers plan to enjoy the festival despite the security concerns. >> be aware of our surroundings, know where the exits are at. we have a rally point. we come to acl every dwreyear. we get accept brate separated, emergency, this is where we'll meet. >> life goes on. >> organizers say 75,000 people are expected. that's each day. the festival will also run next weekend. >> quite a crowd. virginia senator tim kaine headed to puerto rico today. he's going to be among a bipartisan delegation that is headed to the hurricane

some of the damage and also look into the relief efforts that are underway there. this comes one day after vice president mike pence's trip to puerto rico. he got a firsthand look at the devastation left behind from hurricane maria. nbc has more on the vice presidential trip and the struggle that is continuing to restore basic needs on the island. >> reporter: vice president pence traveled to san juan, puerto rico, today, after surveying the damage to the u.s. virgin islands. he attended a breaching on recovery efforts in an army national guard hangar before visiting a church to meet with storm victims. his trip came days after president trump visited puerto rico and praised relief efforts without mentioning the criticism the federal response has drawn. while in puerto rico, mr. pence visited a church and relayed a message from president trump that the administration will be with puerto rico every step of the way. >> the 45

united states of america who sent me to say we are with you today, we will be with you tomorrow, we will be with you every day. >> reporter: however, some puerto ricans say the response to the devastation was a day too late. >> hurricane came two weeks ago and they're just showing up. i mean, we need faster response from the united states. we are -- i mean, after all, we are americans here. >> reporter: vice president pence defended the hurricane response. >> the president's determination has been to make sure that whatever the governor needs, we're providing. >> reporter: only 10% of puerto ricans have power. about 55% have running water according to the territory's government. pence says the u.s. has 14 navy and coast guard ships near the island. and says the u.s. has been making steady progress on other challenges, such as opening roads. still, pence says, we have a long way to

kurt gregory, nbc news. 9:34 on this saturday. have you been feeling the latino rhythm? >> every time i'm with you. >> that's sweet. we're celebrating hispanic heritage month. we're recognizing folks who make a special impact in the hispanic community around here. you're looking at video from a ceremony that happened on thursday at the organization of american states. beautiful facility. next saturday, we're going to have a special highlighting stories showcasing hispanic heritage month. >> is that you dancing? >> it is not us. >> i wish it was. >> i have the same outfit but that's not us. look for the special on news 4 at 9:30. >> i've been to one of your family's weddings. >> you crashed it. >> i did. >> always welcome. so the anicostia museum is celebrating an anniversary toy.

anacotia community museum is, you're not alone. it is the least visitedsonians southwest d.c. we go into this little known space with a lot to offer. >> reporter: step inside the museum, and you'll find art, culture, history and so much more. at times, the only thing missing, people to enjoy it. >> people should come see this museum because they can see themselves in this museum. we are a museum of, for and by the people. >> reporter: when people do drop by, they can take a crash course in important issues. >> health, education, environment, art, urban renewal, ge aga gentrificatio gentrification. >> reporter: it's not as crowded but it makes the museum appealing. >> this is the front stoop of all neighborhoods. that's what makes us special. and that's

trusts us. we are a gem of the city. >> reporter: a hidden one, but a gem nonetheless. >> we have something for everyone. >> reporter: news 4. the halloween wonderland has taken over fairfax county park. welcome to the glow, a jack-o-lantern experience filled with hand-carved pumpkins. you can see along the trail there master carvers at work. prehistoric park. carniv carnival. they also have sharks, a 30-foot long pie vrate ship. recognize faces? the president on display. superheroes, princesses. maybe a fan of "frozen." skeletons riding on choppers and motorcycles. there is pretty much something for everybody here. the glow runs every thursday through sunday night leading up to halloween. get tickets at the glow

my sister and i both due in a month. >> you have your own pumpkins. >> we were trying to fit in. this thing is pretty spectacular. like i said, it's every weekend. it's great because even afterwards, you can go out and there's food trucks, sno-cones. >> talented, whoever carved those. >> it is amazing. >> they do it while you're there? >> yeah. you can see it. the kids get in there and carve some of their own if they want, as well. >> very cool. >> yeah. well, i would like to introduce you to my new friend, oscar. are you okay? what's wrong? >> darcy lynn there winning hearts on "america's got talent." >> we're learning one of the winning puppets got its start here in our area. deta when "newils

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are you okay? >> that's oscar. next to him, that's little darcy lynn. she won hearts on "america's got talent." we're learning that one of the winning puppets got his start in virginia. oscar's makers are from salem. >> melissa and maryann taylor make puppets for ventriloquists across the country. the duo also made a puppet for terry fader, winning "america's got talent" in 2007. they say that they just create the bodies, but it is really up to the talent and the ventriloquists to bring the puppet to life. wow, did darcy lynn do that. she delivered. >> she wowed lot of people. they have a lot of international customers, too, who are asking for those puppets. popular. from salem. >> so cool. 9:41, the time on this saturday. let's take you outside for a live look, where look s nice here. we're also trackingur

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well, we've got a lot of activities out there today. we've got the boat show in annapol annapolis. we have the army -- the navy game. oh, my gosh. the navy game against the air force. army 10 miler

that's where i was going with that. what's next to me, we have some very great events going on. the beer and barbecue festival at leesbury. art on the avenue in del ray. a taste of d.c. hydrate. it'll be warm this afternoon and breezy. nate is moving in. we'll let you know when the hurricane is going to make landfall and are and how it'll impact us for the end of the weekend coming up. >> thank you. 9:45. one of the hotels in our area is also one of the best known in the country now because of its name. >> not all the attention for the trump international hotel in d.c. is positive. nearby, federal workers are concerned for their own safety. >> an investigation by the news 4 i-team revealed the federal workers already had reason to feel targeted. >> reporter: each day, new guests roll up. and check in to the most publicized new hotel in d.c. perhaps in the

>> reporter: not all visits to the trump international intend to rest. or relax. since opening a year ago, the hotel emblazoned with the president's name attracted protests, large and small. in may -- >> averted potential disaster here. >> reporter: police arrested moles of pennsylvania, bringing an arsenal of guns and ammo. he said the weapons were in his car, parked in the hotel garage by a valet. moles pleaded not guilty but was arrested again for anti-government social media messages while awaiting trial. watching all this new activity at the hotel, the government workers who work across the street, steps away. the government workers who work for an ajgency that already received more threats than any other, the irs. what did you think when a man was arrested with a cache of weapons and 90 rounds of

across the street from your workers at irs headquarters? >> it was alarming and it underscores the very negative political rhetoric that is out around the country. >> reporter: concerned irs workers recently contacted the news 4 i-team about the increased activity outside. irs security acknowledged concerns from the hotel in an e-mail last year, the i-team learned. saying the hotel poses a vulnerability and threat to the security of the irs building, that it compromised sight lines and emergency evacuations and cars, including taxis, are unscreened. that's what the i-team found when we checked our car there. valets brought it into a parking garage adjacent to the irs building itself. our cameras never see them check under the hood or around the vehicle. the irs declined to speak on camera about this but said it works well with trump hotel security, monitors security constantly and that the e-mail from last year doesn't reflect the current situation. >> t

target. tax collectors have been targets since tax collecting began. >> reporter: mark owens understands the worries of employees inside irs headquarters. he used to work there and was himself stalked by a disgruntled taxpayer in a car outside. you heard about people trying to breach the main office. >> of course, yes. when an employee or office is threatened, we dispatch agents. >> reporter: an investigators for the treasury department's inspector general, which investigates threats and provides armed threat for irs employees threatened and monitors protests outside headquarters. >> individuals participating, do they pose a threat? we try to understand what their philosophy is. >> reporter: owens says the ayen si -- agency responds well to threats. >> if your name is visible, you are a target. >> reporter: part of the job for irs workers no matter what is

news 4 i-team. news 4 reached out to trump international but has not heard back. the i-team also found that threats against employees of the epa spiked 50% this year. here we go. the nationals going to get another chance at victory tonight. they're going to be right here at home again. >> that's right. they may have lost to the chicago cubs during the first playoff game last night but that's not stopping fans from rooting their team on. >> i hope the team will put this behind them and will move on. we have to face game two. we have to play hard. >> don't forget, if you want to catch tonight's game two at nats park, game time is just after 5:30. gates open at 3:30. if you plan on heading that way. >> no need if you're heading out to bundle up. it'll be a nice day, it seems. >> yes. >> muggy you said? >> yeah, doesn't feel muggy now. when i stepped outside, my hair would go -- >> it looks great. >> thank you. except for my roots. but, no,

little muggy by this afternoon. muggy sunday, monday and tuesday. and rainy. >> we need the umbrella tomorrow. >> everybody's hair is going to go like that, yeah. everybody, no matter if you're a girl or guy. it is going to be, again, muggy because we're getting the tropical moisture coming up. that'll be from hurricane nate, which has intensified slightly. winds at 85 miles nou s now. i think it'll move up to 90 before making landfall between new orleans and biloxi, mississippi, tonight. the sun came up, gorgeous sun rise at ten minutes after 7:00. we're mostly dry as we go through the day today. there could be a few spotty sprinkles. then the overnight, that's when we'll start to see it. we'll see some rain earlier overnight tonight through tomorrow morning. it'll be from a frontal system. if you want fall like conditions, wait for the end of this work week. current temperatures out ther

that's at reagan national airport. i had a friend call in, bob, and talk about reagan national airport. nobody lives there. that's right. the temperature seems off from what our exact temperature is. 60s across the board. as we go through the remainder of the day, we'll warm up. after lunch, it'll get muggy and it is going to be breezy. if you're headed out to the navy memorial stadium, go navy, we've got sunshine. again, it is going to be breezy as they take on air force. temperatures in the mid 80s. increasing humidity and winds. nothing happening on the radar right now. here's the frontal system that's going to move through, at least get close tonight. of course, we've got nate down there just meandering in the gulf of mexico. that will move in tonight as a category i hurricane to the east of new orleans. then it'll really rapidly race to the mid-atlantic. we're looking at rain late tomorrow night and through the day on monday. here it is right here. you can see it starting to move into our area. expect rain showers to

then tomorrow afternoon/tomorrow evening, through monday we'll see rain showers. that will be from nate. again, if you're running the army 10 miler tomorrow, it'll be humid and warm. better chances for rain tomorrow afternoon. monday, showers around on tuesday. another disturbance wednesday we just moved in about four months ago, but the living room's pretty blank. it's really nice when clients come in and have done some of their own research. working with a bassett designer was really easy. just kind of ties in very well.

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debra messing. >> check that out. star on the hollywood walk of fame. nbc's "will and grace" actress debra messing receiving the honor yesterday. the popular series relaunched after a more than decade-long hi hiatus. she was also in "the mysteries of laura." four things to know. montgomery county fire officials say a laptop charger caused this fire in north potomac last night. two families displaced. look on the nbc washington app for more on the story. hurricane nate already killed more than two dozen people in central america, and as you can see, causing severe flooding in nicaragua. president trump has approved an emergency declaration for parts of louisiana. and ordered federal help for the state before it hits the gulf coast. it it is harder for some women to get birth control through na

employers can now opt out of paying for birth control for employees. the nationals will take the field against the chicago cubs tonight. it is game two of the playoffs. the team hopes to get in a win tonight at nats park. game time, 5:38. gates open at 3:30. follow the nbc washington app for playoff informs if you're headed to the park. hi, guys. i'm hosting "saturday night live" with musical guest sam smith. >> i love it. wonder woman taking over the stage on "snl" tonight. be sure to catch the show at 11:30. that's right after news 4 at 11: 0. >> that'll be fun. see if she brings a lasso of truth. >> got some options then. >> you don't have that but you have the forecast for us. >> i do have a forecast, yes. >> no lasso. >> unfortunately, no. let's go ahead and show you. temperatures in the mid 80s. it'll get humid and breezy this afternoon. tomorrow, we'll see rain showers

then scattered to light showers through the morning tomorrow. if you're running the army 10 miler, it'll be warm and humid with scattered, light showers. tomorrow afternoon, it'll be remnants of nate moving into our area. look at this. as we get into monday and tuesday, we'll continue to see rain showers. then another little disturbance passes wednesday and thursday, bringing yet more rain. humidity will drop by the time we head into wednesday. looking good through next weekend after that. >> you can see the future. you both are wonder women. amazing. >> whatever. >> by the way, taste of d.c., taste of bethesda going on today. get yourself some food. it'll be a good day for it. >> have a great saturday. thanks for joining us.

♪ ♪ hi, everybody and welcome to inside the redskins on nbc, i'm rick doc walker. the team is 2-2 headed into the bye week. for the players, a much-deserved rest. let's take a look back at that shoot-out in kansas city. >> time has come for washington redskins football tonight. an electric atmosphere in arrowhead stadiums as the redskins visit the kansas city chiefs. >> tonight we got to stick together more than ever before. stay focused, locked in. like the coach said this morning, wipe whatever play happened and move on. skins on three, one, two, three!