stakes in the upcoming midterms. >> in a re mood h called out president trump by name. >> but as a fellow citin, i'm here to deliver a simple message, ands that that you -- it didit not start donald trump. he is a symptom, not the >> president trump for his part out campaigning in north and south dakota. and he sent some snark mr. obama's way as you might expect. blayne alexander for us. >> reporter: a lot of pple are commenting and saying this is a former president obama we have not seen since he left the white house. typically he's remained relatively silenthen it comes to the state of politics. he believes the former president should just disappear for a while and p allow the newson to come in and speak uninterrupted. but he said today he was eaking at a citizen and not a former president and it is what

he calls the most important election he can remember. what was very notable about today's speech, guys is thater foresident obama shied away from something he did in the past, which is going after his successor by name. not only did hesiay pnt trump's name several times in the speech, but almost ticked down a laundry list of the current president's actions, talking about his meeting with vladimir putin to the border wall tohe response to the hurricane disaster and saying he was not pleased, t put it lightly, with the way president trump handled it. you can imagine president trump had some snide words for obama. he gave a speech shortly after saying, yeah, i was giving a speech. i was falling asleep during r. it's good sleep. back and forth. much more coming from them later. ot of democrats are

probably saying, it's about time. th have been asking for mr. hiama to get more and more engaged isthe beginning of a broader campaign? >> this is a strong push leading up to the midterms. rm toerma president oade no bones about it. he said this is gng to be critical that people get out and vote and talked about the fac that many democrats have been saying, there's no clear leadert in the he said, you don't need a messiah, you need to get out and vote. de>> blayne alex leading to the drama already under way. >> sometimes you can figure outt who wrote sng just by the way it's written. find out what they'reayg about theast tans to the white house, just search language detected. >> we are keeping an eye on federal crt here in washington. a judge is expected to sentence

former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos. he pleaded guilty to lyingo the fbi in connection with the mueller probe. the 31-year-old is can go the judge to consider probation, adding he was young and naive when he lied to prosecutors. they're asking for a sentence of six months he's the first member of the trump campaign to be sentenced. >>ig the to put brett kavanaugh on the supreme court on its final day. the bar gaveau cav its rightest rating but former nixon white house counsel john dean argue that had kavanaugh had touch power. >> it will be the mosten presidal power's friendly court in the modern era. >> senatos will g behind doors to questio the judge before the confirmation hearings conclude. >> storm team 4 is watching the

atlantic right now. it's pretty weak, but this could potentially be a major hurricane. nurning now to doug ckammerer. >> we are now wit about six, seven days of land fall. it is looking more and more likely that this m,st tropical storm felons, right now, will make landfall along the east coast. that's getting a better far as too.onsistency goes, for now, our area tracking the thunderstorms in the region. back toward this county. they have a flash flood wat because of the showers and thunderstorms. we have heavy rain out there no storms towards southern maryland. a much wider few showing the

torms in the schennendoah valley going to be a wet weekend here, now and into sunday. i've got youreekendorecast plans. we are tracking the latest on the tropical storm felons. it is expected to become a major hurricane. the latest thinking on this, i'll see you bac hear in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. another child in the district caught in the cross fire after gunshots ring out in the neighborhood. ten week's the latest victim is a 6-year-old girl. more on the growing concern about all of this violence, especially targeting chilen. chris. >> reporter: fear is gripping parts of our city. the d.c. police department tells us so far this year, 11 children have been killed by gun tifireg.

theyo not have the exact number of children wounded. last night, officers here were calledo a neighborhoo blocks away for the report of a child being shot. d.c. police and firefighters rushing to the scene of the ooting. a 6-year-old girl is wounded in the left ankle by shots fired in front of her home in the 2,700 block of langston place southeast. neighbors report hearing a burst of gunfire and the sound of squealgires as the gunman flees in the car. >> gunshot. people are not safe here. >> reporter: the gunman is still on t loose. >> i was told when it happened they were arguing and shootg at one another. >> reporter: the commissioner was called to the scene of the ooting last night. he says the little girl was apparently caught in the cross fire. amily was that a just coming home from grocery

shopping, going in the house and then she's subjected violence and then to be shot. >> reporter: theg shoot cops shortly after the killing of me kaia wilson. she was killed steps away from her hom in northeast washington. she and her siste and others were wounded. two suspects have been arrested and charged with murder in ate h of wilson. curtis lee watson wonders what it's going tohe take to stop violen violence. >> at some point it's got to be ration up here that someone says, we are losing too many of our children. >> reporter: now, the little girl who was wounded was treated back ocal hospital and is home. i stopped by today and saw her. she seems to be doing well and in good spirits but her family would not talk on camera about

the incident f fear that the gunman could return. that's the latt live in southeast washington. pat and leon, bac to you. >> thank you, chris. folks check out the upper right hand corner of your screen and you'll see a car rushing down a a street scratching into a parked car there. >> both cars fly forward and the drive takes off. erika gonzalez reveal why people who li in the neighborhood aren't surprised by the video. >> reporter: it was heren beltsville that a car came roaring down the block, ramming another video. it wasbo a nei that sent us the video. kee impact so, forceful it send a p car flying off the street. the driver behind theheel then reverses and takes off. one womanke we s with says the srash comes as no surprise that a familiar scene?

>> yeah, it's a familiar scene, especially during rush not in the morning, but in the afternoon. you know, rushhour. but then people go flying up and down. >> reporter: the speed limit in the neighborhood is 25 miles per hour and peopleave complained out other folks speeding through her before.'s wheing done about it? that part of story coming up next. erika ngonzalezs 4. >> a homeowner in maryland has a lot of cleaning up to do today. a tree suddenly snapped, landing on this flower street a resident tells us he heard a crack and then the tree fell in slow motion. took down power line, leaving behind a tangled mess. luckilyo one was in the house at the time. >> boy, that's pretty ugly. scary. alert for you n -- british

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we are tracking storms for this evening, plus cooler temperature this is weekend and the chance for more rain coming. will tropil storm florence impact the region? doug explains in a few minutes. "insatiable" is the name of a new sho onnetflix. critics say it's fat shaming.

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people and a guy. to see something that caused me harm made okay is scary. >> she worries peoe may see it glom rised and shamed. what she calls unhealthy messages and others agree. an online growings petition i asking netflix to cancel the series. lauren gusett the creator is responding. she says the goal was never to hurt anyone, but highlight t struggles those with body image issues have every single day. i'm justin finch. >> if you're looking for something else to watch and scary movies are your thing, you're in luck. "the nun" is the latest in the conjuring franchise is here. his thoughts ons t flick. >> there are a couple scary parts so if that's what you're

going for, go for it. but i was disappointed by this one. it's the fifth installment of the conjuring fr i remember the 2015 original and i thought it was really good. one of thete b modern horror movies we have had in recen years but by part five, it's out of gas. it'sbi bad hat, if you want to go for the pun. for something a little more kid friendly, pk up the kids tonight and head to union market's drive-in in northeast d.c. to check out this favoriten "the l king". >> tonight is going to be awesome. it's the lion ki. it's $10 to park. it's free if you want to walk up y you can tunr car radio. they tell you what station. the d.c. roller girls the roller derby team will be going car to car, serving food and, snacks. and there's subtitles, closed

captions to it can be a sing along. >> if you want something that's less passive and want to get out and jam, check out wyclef jean tonight at the howard theater. jett roe lle. and suicidal tendencies will be at the 9:30 club. >> if you're in the mood for jazz. head to the ross lynn jazz festival and brake will be at capital one >>arena. hat's going to be a big show. the full weeke guide is on the nbc washington app. >> a look at your first road traffic and roads for the weekend. a lot of stuff happening downtown this weekend. the race for the cure downtown om 8:30 to 11:00. pennsylvaniaa knew. third street between d and

pennsylvania avenue. going to be pretty busy downtown. nations escape triathlotriathlo. closures begin white hurst this weekend. at 7:00 another set of closures. it's pretty extensive. full list on the app. the 385 hov lane. also on sunday, adams morgan day. >> well, something else going on wnis weekend. the cubs are in look, it's already raining out. are we in trouble? >> i think the game tonight may have a little bit of a problem. tomorrow night's game is lking okay. i know you're goiha to game. sunday how have, that's a washout. let's take a look outside. yeah, we are seeing rain across

parts of the area. raining at the airport. teerature, 88 degrees but that's about to come down because of the rain in the area 83. , nassas. we did hit 90 again. that kept the heat wavegoing. not going to last intu the weekend e all the rain. this is making its way towards the east. pretty good storm atrt cal county. beltway, shower activity here. one stove right o the airport. this is close to gnash park. right along 395, northern alexandria. heads up, more showers and storms tonight. look a all the moisture back towards the west. you see the frontnd the mois lining up. you see the spin here, ts is

at's left of gordon. good chance of rain. tomorrow night's foreca. re's during the game. but i think we get breaks too. i think we get then game tonight. friday, a couple of showers out there. if you're heading m out,be take the umbrella. look at tomorrow morning, rain, showers, most locations right through noon. watch what happens tomorrow afternoon. right aseon is getting ready to go to the game, drying out. i think you'll be okay. nday, that's the day i think could be a washout. two or three inches into the day. monday,too, good chance of ra. tropical storm florence, we are going to have to watch it closely.y now a tropical storm. starting to get back together a little bit here, but it's still way out. wind of 66 miles per hour, moving ea. five days from now -- that's how

far the cone of uncertaintyes it's southwest of bermuda. that's category4. look where this is going. right in towards parts of southeast. e area in red, that's the high risk area. cape hatteras towards charlesarn ston. we are in the moderate risk area. there's a good che ce we could . we'll be watching it very closely for you. 75 tomorrow. only 71, breezy and rainy sunday. look at nextweek. tracking florence. next thursday, friday, and possibly even into saturday. >> oh, boy, we are goinget to wet one way or the other. >> gssng to be remember that popular film category they wanted to put into next year's oscars show? >> forget about that at least scott evans will explain next.

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words during award season, but they won't be uttered for a ew controversial film category that was supposed to be introduced this year. >> that's right, i'm talking about that most popular movie category that was aimed at summ blockbuster type films that seem to always get overlooked. here to talk about that, scott evans from "access". thinkings.nto this >> this is a crazy one. we remember the announcement. the motion pictures made a huge reversal to add the popular film category. there's been a lot of negative reaction. they have to have somewhere conversation with the academy members before proceeding further. the academy says they remain committed tora celng a wide range of categories although a popular movie category --ot r things, shortening the show to three hours. not all the shows will be during

the broadcast. they haven'tven chosen those categories yet. they have lots to figure out, if you know what i'm saying. >> sound lik it. >> it was a good idea. >> i think so. i had severalonversations with actors and actresses, some of which said, this is an choice.ting many more who said, this sounds kind l ofe a slight to the best film category orta ouing achievement and film category. others, i'm glad. maybe this means some black films can get the popular film win. so i think there's a lot of mixed feelings but because there was nothing set in stone as to how they would measure >> exactly, what is the most popular? >> box office social media conversations? how do you gauge it? >> a lot of differents. measu >> we'll punt and try to get it next time. take care, man. see you on >> all right, you too. coming up next --

>>ch al resource officer back to school after tragedy. >> what do you want pents and students to know about you being back? >> his first interview since the deadly shooting at great mills middle school. >> my door is always open. >> why he's ready to be back even if his

>> announcer: you're watching news4 at 4. the confirmation hearing for brett kavanaugh just wrapped up on capitol hill. today it was time fes con to hear from character witnesses. >> while most legal scholars say kavanaugh is a supreme court nominee, democrats painted a different picture. here's nbc's jennifer johnson. >> you might still right -- >> reporte the final day for judge brett kavanaugh'sma confon hearing. bar association giving him its highest ratg. >> he isthoughtful, gracious, open minded, respected by his peers and widelyyraised the lawyers who appeared before him. >> reporter: but former nixon white house lawyer john dean questioning about whether a sitting president could b --

>> that president could not be prosecutored while in office. >> reporter: democrats are worried kavanaugh couldrt on roe v. wade. >> what i am most worried about this is roe goes down. >> reporter: the legal guardian for a 17-year-old immigrant saying the judge beened a aboshs. >> the pain is -- >> reporter: he says it does not allow it to affect his agenda. >> just the law. always tte law. >> rep still, a parkland school shooting survivor questioned after a ban an assault weapons is unconstitutional. >> as you consider what to do and who to appoint, remember my story.me er my classmates who died. >> reporte republicans are standing by kavanaugh, confident he'll be confirmed. another school here is under what i in st. mary's county, but

for some, painful memories remain. >> great mills high school was the scene of a deadly shooting just four months ago. erika gonzalez sits down with the school resource officer that ran towar danger. >> you feel like you did everything you were supposed to do and could do that day. n >> reporter: i his first sitdown interview, gask kl talked to me about running into the g tire. while he's been in law enforcement for years, s.w.a.t. team even, it was deputy gaskill's first year at a resource officer. austin rolins opened fire, eclling his ex girlfriend and injuringber monday barnes. deputy gaskill shot rolins in the hand.

rolins also fired a shot, taking his o fe. gaskill said he was okay, but the incident left his daughter rattled. crying,was concerned and all that stuff. she getse nervous for m to go to work, period. >> reporter: he was award a special commendation and finished out the school year. do you think there is a lthing to brned from that day that maybe you would do differently in this s newool year? >> um, so, yes. i was able to have a chance to watch the video of the incident, and there's a few things that i noticed tant need to be d or addressed. our school, for what happened, did an excellent job. >> post of, i don't think anybody is the same. don't mean that in a bad way, but your perspective is different because it happened here. so we are aommunity where it

happened. >> reporter: now with this new school yearahead, the deputy tells me he's excited to get back to work, excited to continue guidingoung students. he remind his family, especghlly his dr of one thing. i just tell her i'll be fine. i'll be back home. >> since the shooting, st. mary's has added new safety measures and bolstered others. every room will have interior room looks and security measures. they also hired seven additionaa safe security assistants and a new school safety coordinator. grea mills itself will have a front security officetaon. a prototype for what could be coming to all schools in the county. > coming up just ahead, there's been a lot of coughing, feverish sickly passengers this week. what you need to know about flying with the flu. pet owners, new stores working for you.

questions to ask your vet if you just got a furry friend. plus, a pet up for a ption right now. we have thunderstorms flairing up across the area especially in the shenandoah valley, d.c. metro. if youe heading out tonight, grab the umbrella. if you're heading a thisen weekd, grab the umbrella and a jacket. coming up. lady gaga and bradley cooper getting cozy. firs tina fey, alec baldwin, kit harrington and millie bobby brown are some of the first presenters announced for the emmy iwards. here, september 17th, 8:00. disny is releasing an update of "high school musical." it's a digital release, new cast, samesongs. one step closer to "a star is

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scott macfarlane with breaking news from the cothouse in d.c. a federal judge sentenced georgs papadopoo 14 days in jail. papadopoulos pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi in thnnection wihe robert mueller probe. he asked the judge to consider probation, saying he was young and naive when he lied to jurors his lawyer accused the president

of swaying his client by calling it fake news and the witch-hunt and caused papadopoulos to lie instead to have telling truth. now to a local firefighter making history. tiffany wesley was just named the fire chief. she's the first african-american to get the job in all of virginia. she grew up in temple hills and has been wking towards this jobca for des. aimee cho has her very inspirin. st >> reporter: as tiffany wesley gets ready to fight fires each day, today she's also gearing up for a new j cchallenge, becominn army battalion chief. she's the first african-american woman in history to hold the

job. >> never did i think i would get here. it's all worth it. >>eporter: shetarted as a rookie in arlington 25 years ago and worked heray through the ranks. ravgs that were mostly male. thought the department, 1 in 10 firefighters are female. >> people kept telling me i would never survive in the male dominated profession. that's what made me want to do it more. >> reporter: now westly is the one in charge. >> i wanten to a universal message that it is possible. you have touchdown the belief in the of you that you can do whatever you set your mind to. >> reporter: withh eac fire she heads out to fight, chief wesley now also bladesing a trail for women everywhere. >> i'm excited. still trying to take i all in. >> fantastic. >> it is. seems like her determination might be contagious. i got a bit of that copping

through the screen goin to be great working with her. >> long days from being a rookie. >> congratulations. >> yes, indeed. a local high school student gettinge online for his gift to a friend. >> it's someone he seesvery day a school, but it's not a classmate. the news coming up at 5:00. >> i'm sure his parents are oud of him. he noticed the school's custodian needed a new pair of poes so he surprised him with a newr of jordans. >> yeah, those jordans. not only that, he got it on we are gng show you the big oideo. moment. also at 5:00, if you haven't been paying att washington mystics, now is the time to start. the after the caps brought home the cup, the mystics could be's d.ext championship team. >> we are going to be talking about the team and tell you what to look to as they head to the

wnba finals tonight. >> more in ten minutes. back to you guys. e drinking ater in the capital one arena. >> we are going to be going up there and drinking it later. >> we uld all use a little. thanks. >> speaking of water -- >> it's coming down out there. >> it really is.rt of d.c. seeing the rain. it's coming at the worst time of day. the evening rush. wet roadways thi evening. right now, current radar picture, showing y where this is. right through downtown now. the areas in green, back to the west, under a flash flood watch. this just hopped up. i got to zoom in on this.th is now a severe thunderstorm warning. very small. you can hear the deeping. that's sheena in the weather center. you can hear it on her microphone. th's whathis is. frederick county, mostikely

until notice it's a very small warning here. we are not seeing this move all that much. it's a slow moving storm. more storms, another one in talbert coung. lightn associated with that. gaithersburg area. heavy rain along 395, 295, as well. if you're heading out route 5 towards temple hills or capital heights. more rain bk to the west, making its way our way. friday night, we have football games going on. sheena is track tgse for us. >> oh, yeah, doug. if you're headed to the games take the umbrella wit you. here's the first one. damascus at sherwood. we are talking about temperatures getting back to 80 degrees by 7:30. the chanc for thunderstorms in

montgomery isrea going in. temperatures at 9:30 with tempatures into the mid to upper 70s. weekend forecast. we have some big changes. we have been talking about a huge cooldown all week. even coolerse go into sunday now. any of the socceracamessse games, those might be okay. saturday, most of the rain in the morning,afternoon, some spotty showers. sunday, though, that's looking li rainier day. especially in the morning hours. rain likely in the morning. through the afternn. with temperatures only around 70 degrees. speaking of sunday, adams morgan day is also on sunday. if you're heading to this, we have high rain chances all day, so i would just tell you, take the umbr it's going to be a wet one. we are also closely watching the tropicals and th tropicals and what that could mean for the east coast. >> we are watching tropical storm florence. the latest advisory about to

come out any second now. the storm unorganized. a little bette today than earlier today. winds of 65 miles per hour, so a pretty strong tropical storm. moving west at 8 miles per hohi. on track, making its way towards the east coast. here itis. 2:00 on we understand, 130 miles per hour, tropical this may be the new advisory. yeah, this is, as a matter of fact, because i would be moving this up. but very high risk now. very high risk for pces like north carolina, south carolina, from charleston to savannah, myrtle beach, portions of outer bank there. a moderate risk up into the jersey shore, but that includes the chesapeake and our area as well. towards daytona beach loarea. risk now, this is not going to turn out to see. looks like this is going to be an east coast storm. we are going watch this closely. why? it's going tanbe a hurr but two, a major hurricane just

off the coast in five days -- if that was going com on shore, we could really bebo talking some defation here. we are going top watching this one closely over the next couple of days. nobody's going to school tomorrow. i can get rid of the bus stop forecast. tomorrow, actually, sitting in the 70s. some of you may not make it out of the 60s. 83 on monday. 86 tuesday. for , we are tracking florence here too. even if it hits the carolinas we get rain from the system. would not affect usy neas bad as the south. but again, still could move our way. >> thanks, ug. we'll beready. groups of travelers arriving here in the u.s. with u-ke symptoms. >> what to do when you travel tf keep yoursel well. >> at 5:00, the news team reports0 60,students reported

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with flu season on the way, there are growing conces about passengers from overseas arriving here nth u.s. with flu-like symptoms. there have been two back-to-back cases of passages on flights recently. if you jt overturned from overseas, the flu bug may have been on the flightith you. ron mott explains. >> reporter: this morning, health officials and air travelers on heightene alert. for the second day, passengers reporting flu-like symptoms thowing up i u.s. from overseas. southwest airlinesays four may have been exposed to the measleu

>> any time you have people in a closed environment, these viruss can spread very recently. >> reporter: the latest scare, a dozen passengers saying they felt sick after landing thursday. one flight coming from paris. the other from munich. all passages had been in saudi arabia, attending the muslim pilgrimage known at hajj. 12 were quarantined briefly. health officials lettinghem go after it was determined safe. a united arab emirates atlantaing and9 sayinglt ill. a passenger was diagnosed with measles after taking four flights last month. thallas county health department warning passengers to ben ale for symptoms.

>> make sure you have all your vac nations, including the flu vaccine before you get on that flight. >> reporter: health officials recommend anyone over the age of six months get a f vaccine, because it's not a matter of if, but when we'll see cases. ron mott, nbc news, philadelphia. >> ready or not, here it comes. >> the not so friendly skies, thank you. >> news40 at 5:0 starts now! tracking a couple of showers and thunderstorms across the area and the latestrack on florence. barack obama's message for the midterms. calling o his successor by name. >> it did not start with donald trump. he is a simple tptom, not the c another child becomes the victim of gun violence. the community responds now that the little girl is back home. one father's federal government for justice fours

ye after his two kids went missing. >> they're my babies. i can't be discouraged. good evening, everybody. first up tonig at 5:00, a whole lot to talk about on the weather front tonight. we are o tracking shower radar right now that could impact your weekend starting tonight. >> tropical storm florence is now taking aim at the u.s. we are still almost a week out with that, doug going to update us on that. also, we have our fir thunderstorm warning tonight. >> tracking two now. one from frederick county, one in prince george and calvert county. storm team 4 trackin theseor you. numerous around the metro region. here's the storm here. ust to teast to the east of waldorf. you notice all the rain. or all the lightning with this

e. a ton of lightning. south of sunderland area. dun kirk. again, this one is movingd tow the north. a lot of lightning associated with this. other thunderstorm, frederick county. just to the east of kreegerstown. down to the d. metroarea, seeing heavy rain and a lot more rain to comeht ton into into the weekend. that's one thing we are watching the weekend, huge changes the next couple of days. onhave to keep an eye tropical storm florence. you're going hear more about this over the next couple of days. we have five, six, sech days to watch it, dut itoes look like an eastfaoast la. see you back here in a minute. mow to breaking news in maryland this weekend --nff duty police officer shot at a man who was trying to break into his truck in a parking lot. the officer works