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engulfing her car as she's pulled to safety. and armed security guards in schools. it's been a national debate. tonight, where it's already happening in our area. >> news4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. first tonight, a tragic discovery in virginia home. a woman and two children found >> just five hours in there are still a lot of questions withour an right now. we do know this happened on safa street i hernd just off of route 7 in the fairfax county parkway. the 911 call came in around 6:15 tonight. chopper 4 shows police block the driveway to the home. another officer standing at a side door. >> news4's shomari stone has been gathering information.ul this is a news for this community. >> reporter: awful indeed. i talked to some people in this

community and they are incredibly sad, surprised by what happened. this is early in the investigation and police are still trying to put together all the pieces withthis. they say, however, that this was a domestic incident butai they won't go into detail. >> walks in the house, two sons are laying on the floor full of bld. >> 911 dispatchal from fairfax county paint a disturbing picture. the homeowner came home finding his two sons dead. police say a woman was als found inside but won't identify her or say whether this was a murder/suicide. they say they're still trying to notify relatives of the victimst police up crime scene tape around the house on the 1,000 block of safa street. investigators are waiting for a search warrant before they entered the he to try and figure out what exactly happened. >> it appears that this is domestic related. and that there is not a -- we do not believe there is a threat to

public safety. >> reporter: now, the medical examiner will determine the exact cause of death. live heren herndon, shomari stone. >> thank you. now to a story about keeping children safe at school. we've been telling yount for now about plans to put armed retired pice officers in elementary schools in prince william county. >> with the new school year under way, two of the armed guardsre already in place. news4's jackie bensen explains how the program will work this schoolyear. >> this pilot program is already under way and the way it's described is more low key than many people were expecting. >> the prince william county scho board gave formal approval to a memorandum of understanding with the county lice department. retired cops are now filling up the six positions five school community safety officers or csos and one supervisor to provide increased security in elementary schools.

>> we've hired three total. two community safety officers and one supervisor. we're in the process of hiring the remaining three. >> the $500,000 to fundlo the program was approved by e county board of supervisors last spring in the wak of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, fleida. the pri william county csos will be armed and wear uniforms that differentiate them everyun police officers and employed by the school system. the agreement does not permit them to investigate possible crimes involving students, remainin the job ofounty police. >> we have about 60 elementary eschools. theyore or less rotating through the different schools. right now what they're doing is going to the schools and in aoducing themselves building relationships with younger students. >> the program is expected to last for one year. in prince william county, jacki, bens news4. leon harris here in the newsroom at theive desk.

a new times op-ed has is the white house inod crisis tonight. the article written anonymously by a senior official in the trump admi tstration. an person who wrote it clearly questions the president's fitness for office. the author reveals for the first time that "there were early whispers within the cabinet of invoking the 25th amendment which would start a complex process for removing the president but no one wanted to precipitate a constitutional t,crisis." toni president trump fired back. he took to twitter blasting "the new york times" and calling the source gutless and demanding the "times" reveal the person's name. he will says that a matter of national security. the "times" says it deced to t reveal the person's identity ecause he or she feared for their job. that did not sit well with the president. >>ou tell me about some anonymous source within the administration probably who is failing and probly here for all the wrong reasons?

and "the new york times" is failing. >> the times editors say they believeat publishing anonymously was the only way to deliver an important perspective to the readers. and, of course, the op-ed comes one day after excerpts were released from bob woodward's n book describing chaos in the white house. doreen? >> leon, thank you. new video of a heart-stopping moment. power line falls on a woman's car and catches fire. surveillance video from across the street shows people running to help her butir theis still live and the fire gets worse engulfing the car.to day we spoke to one of the witness who's ran to help. >> the first time that i seen .ything like that it looked like something out of a movie. it was pretty shocking. > this is my first experience. i was ing. shock > take a look at the aftermath.

woman in the car was the hospital she's recovering tonight and will be okay. >> now to our forecast. and one more day of these stifling temperatures and humidity. >> doug, we're ready for a change of pace. we want out of this pattern. >> we are. it'sseptember, guys. not supposed to be this hot. the average high we. e exactly 10 degrees higher than that with a high of 93 in d.c., 90s all up and down the eastern seaboard. tomorrow, too. and i'm tracking hurricane florence, a major hurricane. was a category 4 with 130 pile an hour winds. the latest at 125. this storm will be interesting to see t over next couple of days. the east coast is in play with this. we'll talk more about that in a second. one more hot one tomorrow. .owers and storms on frid wait till you see that forecast. this is the biggie. a huge pattern change just in

time for saturday and sunday. see you back here in about ten minutes. >> can't wait to hear that. despite another day of heat, students in prince george's county will stay in class all day tomorrow. every school in the county released students early today because of the heat. and problems with air conditioning in certain buildings and classrooms. the school system tells us it s xed many of those iss today. some parents were frustrated they had to pick up their kidsy earlven if their school was cooling down just fine. >> it is what it is. it's really hot. there are health concerns. >> the air conditioning isfine. i didn't think it was a need for all schools. here are more than 200 county.buildings in the a school spokesman says about ten have major problems with their hvac systems and 5 more with minor issues. they say the overall backlog for school building repairs adds up to $2 billion. a review b the news 4

i-team found prince george's county is hardly alone in dealing with repairs to heating and cooling systems. there are millions of dollars in repairs planned in montgomery, frederick, arlington, and loudoun counties. one schtl distr reported prince george's does acknowledge they're using band-aid approaches in some case buzz they've prioritized fixes for buildings with special needs students and elementary school students today was the first day of jury selection in the d.c. mansion murders case. attorneys are looking at a pool of 80 jurors. the suspect daron wt faced all of them in court today. some jurors gasped when the judge told them the trial could last two months. the judge also asked if jurors had sinus coverage of th case. wint is charged withan torturin killing three members of the f savopoulily and housekeeper vera figueroa in 2015. hes the only person charged in the case. more than 12 hours, that's

how long senators grilled judge bret kavanaugh at his confirmation hring today. topics included whether a president can pardon himself or be required to answer a subpoena and whether or not rs versus wade settled law. nbc justice correspondent pete williams has more on judge kavanaugh's marathon day of testimony. clearly aware that he would be asked about his loyalty to the president, bret kavanaugh t declin say what would happen if robert mueller tried to force president trump toes answer ons. >> can a sitting president be required to respond to a subpoena? >> i can't give you an answer on th hypothetical question. >> he said one of the supreme court's moments was its 1974 ruling requiring nixon to an beside by a subpoena for white house tapes durin watergate. what about the president's june tweet about the pardon we >> president trump claims he has an absolute right to pardon

himself. does he? ardons is pt of self something i have never analyzed. >> 1234r like past nominees judge kavanaugh called the row v wade abortion ruling binding precinent remd thousands died when abortion was illegal, he said he gets what's at stake. >> i don't live in a bubble. i live in the real world. i understand the o importance the issue. >> and despite president trump's promise to appoint anti-abortion judges kavanaugh said it never came up before his nomination. >> did anyone ask you to make anymi ps or assurances all about the way that you would rule in certain cases? >> no. >> were you ask y aboutr views on roe versus wade? >> no. >> hkavanaugh'searings have set a record for interruions by protests are. more than three dozen today, each onesa lusled out some carried out by capitol police.

>> pete williams reporting. meanwhile, next at 11:00, new t informationight about the man hon rammed his truck into a local tv station on air in texas. during their morni news, police telling us about his motive. >> our first look at mayorri bowser's new baby girl before an exclusive ierview the "today" show tomorrow morning. on her journey to motherhood next.

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police say michael frey was trying to bring aention to a friend who was shot by a scherff's deputy back in 2012. information about that shooting is what' on the dozens of scattered papers you see there. police don'tieve frey was directly tgeting the media. mi's been charged now with criminal hief. imagine the feeling after a long overseas trip if several people on your flight gotck that happened on an air emirates flight thatd lan at jfk airport this the airline confirms at least 19 of the more than 500 people on ard the flight were sick. .bout 100 others reported feeling sick the flight arrived from dubai. medics and staff from the froms boarded theontrol plane to check on everyone. they took every passenger's temperature. the plane was quarantined for hours. wesome passenger upset that people were allowed to board the plane after showing signs of being sick. >> just gross.

it's really bad >> they should have never let those people on the plane. i mean, they were like coughing so violently and like common sense. >> new york health officials believe full is the cause of all there even though the flight left dubai, many of the h passenge come from mecca which has seen flu outbreaks in the past. her name is miranda. she may be be the most talked about baby in the district. >> look at her. she's a cutie. three months ago mayor muriel rnwser announced she was adopting a newbo and becoming a new mom. tomorrow she will open up to the "today" show's hoda kotb about her bundle of joy. this is the first time she allowed news t cameras see her new baby. she chose to shareto her with kotb after watching her talk about her own journey being a single mom with a busy >> there's a moment where that child is put in your arms.

>> uh-huh. >> describe that moment for me. >> i think the moment that really sticks out to me was literally looki down at miranda and those -- those eyest looking bace and knowing world. was her entire >> you won't want to miss it when these two moms talk about their experience. the today show starts at 7:00 right after "news4 today." looking forward to >>that. that will be something. what kind of weather do we have to look forward to? everybody going to school and work tomorrow. >> we've got one more really hot daytomorrow if you thought today was bad, i think tomorrow is worse. it might be the hotte day of the week so far. we hit 95 yesterday. 93 the high temperature today. going ba right back to 95 tomorrow. heat index 10 another heat advisory i expect tomorrow. right now not too bad. temperatures well above average. the average high this time of

year, 83. that's where we are at 011 at night. 74 in gaithersburg. 77 in leesburg, 78 ks frederrg. it's still on the mild side. could see areas of fog tomorrow morning. tch out for that. muggy and humid. 79 at the start of the day. 91 for recess. 94 by the time you pick up the kids.e feeling l 104. not the best day for the kids out there today. my daughte had soccer practice and goes daddy, it was so hot. i ow. 's going to be that way again tomorrow for all the practices going on. i dong expect anythost of the day tomorrow. we'll track a chance of storms comi because i'vefront. you can clearly see where that is. ahead of the front we've got 90s across the east. behind the front, only in the 70s. st. louis 494. kansas city, 75. that's the coor air trying to move our way. the front is trying to move our way too moving in towards high

pressure. we have a chae of showers during the day tomorrow. the remnants of rdon, tropical storm gordon toward the south, this front is going to meander around our area. gordon will ride along the front and give us some of the moisture for the weekend. how much a when most likely into the day sunday and possibly monday. we'll see how much he does give us. how about hurricane florence? we'll watch this extremely close. it was a category 4. well defined eye. you can kind of see, notice the symmetry around the eye. not much in the way of red to the south of the eye. ths tells this is weakening a little bit. being sheeredha apart is it's called. torn part in the atmosphere. still as o rightnow, category 3 storm with winds of 125 miles an hour. major ane. moving northeast at ten miles per hour. expected to m turne towards bermuda. and expected the five-day

advisory toave 135-mile-an-hour winds as it approaches bermuda. where after the computer models are all over the place. it be the bahamas or all the way up towards d canada. not note yet. however the east coast is definitely in play. that's why we'll be watching this for you closely over the next couple days. if somebody tells you they know, they don't. 95 degre during the day tomorrow. it's going to be a hot one. heat index 100 to 105. look a this, the weekend only in the 70s. 78 on saturday. good chance of shower activity. sunday. and not just showers on sunday. breezy. cod be some 20-mile-an-hour winds on sunday. kind of a fall-like day. ifou've been waiting for fall, you got it on sunday. >> too bad a ut the rainpart. >> exactly right. it's fall. >> thank you, doug. coming up, with why alex smith could be key to the redskins starting is the season

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and now play in glendale as arizona cardinals. s the lly for the redsk desert is just a place and not a sign of what's ahead. jay gruden and the redskins back on the field today. making the k before long flight to arizona. adrian peterson hoping to show his forme team what they missed out on. theedins try to give gruden his first season opening win. 0-4 in season openers. but alex smith might be the man tohange that. 3 in season openers and won three straight. >>heon't think's a secret thing. you prepare the best you can to win a game. it's a fine line you chy get too overped and think this game will define your season. it's one of 16. every team want to start fast and go 1-0 this ek. at the same time, realize that it's football. someone's going to within, oi someone's gng to lose. it's not going to define us.

>> davy martinez still in charge of the nngionals. taki on the cardinals. top of the first, former nat that's go. three-run shot for adams. he had two homers and four rbis in the game. but the nationals not quitting. bottom of theh, sevent cardinals up 7-2. zimmer batting with the bases loadng. there is geep over the head of the center fielder. that clears the bases, three-run double for zimmere thbis. nats had another in the inning and within run in thisgame. bottom of the ninth, two on, two out. michael taylor pinch-hitting. brace yourself, looki the hero. goes down swinging. cardinals hold and beat the nationals 7-6. cardinals take two of three from the nationals. to be 24 yearsol d. he's from famous bow kaye juniorsner argentina. costa in his third sson wit d.c. united.

his rice has coincided with the arrival of another player from another famous club. wayne rooney's all time scorer connecting with acosta. he scored six of his seven goals nch rooney arrival. >> talent has always been there. now he seems to again be a little bit more mature in how he's going about games. his connection with wayne. having aoreal qualityrd around him to play with has helped his game evolve and he's -- those two are a lot of fun to watch right hanow. >>s great. >> that's a real bromance. >> yeah. >> looks like it. >> that's what we do after the news st. >> specaak

tonight a congress man is getting the last laugh. >> during a hearing interrupted by protester, here's how one lawmaker decided to h. dle >> what did she say? i can't understand. 4 1/4, 4 1/4, 4 1/2. 75. 5 1/2 i yield back. >> billy long worked as an auctioneer for 30 years in missouri that's how he decided to drown out the shouting. maybe a tacticede tri before. that is a real skill. you don't want to hear that long. that great -- >> looked like it worked though. >> shut her down. >> wait a second. >> good stuff.

>> watchut tomorrow, guys. once again we're talking 95 tomorrow. the big changing is this weekend. weend plans, tune in tomorrow morning. the latest on that. plus the latest on hurricane florence, too. >> yes. >> thank you, doug. >> that does it for us. "tonight" show with jimmy fal

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