another hurricane system. >> that's right. gordon is here, and lauryn, you're looking forlorence as well. >> we have florence and then back towards the coast of africa we have tropical stm isaac and we've got tropical storm helene so we've got a prettycte sea right now and, of course, our focus is on fherence towards end of this work week. but as angie was saying, right now we're seeing remnants for what was tropical storm gordon. that will be with us throughout the day today. some rain drops as you can see on our camera, not the prettiest of days. we've got the fog, clouds, steady rain with pockets o derate rain and that's what we're seeing in yellows and oranges out there right no listen, this is going to continue throughout the day today. we knew that we would seevy h and steady rain out there but we're not expecting this to let up untiler l tonight and then it becomes more showery in nature but a flood watch effect all the way through 6:00

a.m. on monday morning. we could get a couple inches of rain today and we'll tack on to that total towards the end of the week.o not only we have the rain out there, we have very chilly conditions, 50s and 60s right e'w. so got rain, we've got cool conditions and we've also got winds. winds will gusting up to 25 miles an hour today. so you'll be dealing with those threengs today but we could be dealing with that hurricane, a major hurrindne by the of this work week. we'll show you the latest track coming up in 20 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you very much. our team coverage of this wet weekend weather continues, a lot of people are seeing the effects of this rain from pooling in the roads, flash flooding and downed trees. >> and derrick ward joining us live from alexandria, virginia, where authorities did confirm a downed trees blocking a major road. what's the word now, derrick? >> indeed, it is. we are at the intersection of telegraph and this tree came

wn blocking telegraph road. we're in the alexandria section of fairfax so people are having to work their way around through the neighborhoods and that stuff lauryn was telling you abofe a minutes ago, this is the effect, what we're starting to see with that rain and the winds which areoing to be gusting 20, maybe0 miles an hour at the height of this. there is a lot of ponding on the low-lying areas, it's easier to hydroplane. no word on where they will have this or when they will have this tree clear but just look out for this today and more over the urxt few we're live in alexandria, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. derrick, thanks so much. there is a state of emergency in the state of virginia. >> because of florence.

let's break down what governor ralph northam is saying here in his decision, the order helps mobilize resources to prepare for the storm. it lessens p aential damage and it streamlines the omocess of thenwealth to send assistant to other state. the governor wants people to start getting ready right now to prepare emergency kits. you can find what to include in a emergency kit and how to prepare for a hurricane. it's on our web site. in south carolina, another declaration of the state of emergency as well, some people preping and buying up storm supplies. the governor wants everyone to take this storm seriously. >> this is a strong storm now. it's been strong and it has the potential to get very strong. >> north carolasa declared a state of emergency as well.

>> stay with storm team 4 for continuing coverage on florence. we're tracking e storm as it gets closer to the coast ande- up-to-nute updates on our nbc washington app. >> the search continues for a maer from nor virginia who disappeared while swimming in the patuxent river in maryland. he was seen around 12:30 swimming off myrtle point park. the st. mary countes sheriff's office says the swimmer is an alexandria rident in his0s. several agencies including the coast guard are involved in ther . >> a howard county family is safe thanks to their quick-thinking action. they got out of their home just before it exke a look. this picture shows the momentsp homte.r the e exploded. it happened in woodbine, maryland, around 11:00 friday night. vestigators say someone inside that home smelled natural gas. they then called for help and just as the fire crews arrived exploded. neighbors blocked the way from that blast. they also felt the impact.

>> everyone felt like a tree landed on their personal house. that's how loud and impactful it was and we look out the window and tre was an inferno. >> the exact cause of this explosiontill under investigation. neighbors are trying to help that family out. >> all dayoday trains on the orange, silver, blue and yellow lines will r every 24inutes and the redline platforms are closed at two stations because of aajorafety drill. the exercise is under way right now and will last until 2:00 this afternoon on the red line's upper level at the galleria place station. that means the platforms and metro center will be closed off to the public. but bot stions are open for the other lines. keep in mind you may hear simulated sounds durin the drills.

a man carrying this millimeter loaded handgun was stopped by tsa at reagan national airport. they say it was energize n his carry on. police arrived to question the man a allowed him to place the gun unloaded in his checked baggage. t happens more than you think at security checkpoints. >> sometimes they're loaded. >> actly. it's a new schl year but it's raising concerns about safety in theassroom. none of that has stopped since several school shootings a few mont ago. so thi weekend there was a different kind of back-to-school rally. >> and in alexandria, studentse pu for change. news 4's dcy spencer has t story. >> i will never forget that my first i funeral ever been to was for a 16-year-old girl shot while trying to get her education. >> reporter: jackson o'mara is a senior where her classmateot wa

nd killed last march. >> i will never forget walking in and seein photos and videos of her and her family standing next to their daughter's casket. >> reporter: o'mara was one of the speakers. >> for me back to school season means waiting for the news of new school shootings rolling in day by day, hour by ho. >> reporter: that's the new reality for many young people -- fear something could happen. >> personally i'm scared to goau to school b you never know when it could be your turn. >> reporter: the event was organized by young people -- a middle school and high school student. wanted to bring people together to talk about gun violence and school shootings. >> we got our speakers and we're really passionate about the issues. it's just something that needs to be held. >> reporter: naomi wadler is an

anti-gun violence spoke at the march for our lives rally. >> i'm being here today to motivate and empower and it's a great reminder there are power in numbers. r: they also encouraged young people to register to vote and to use their voting power to push for stronger gun control laws. darcy spencer, news 4. hundreds of teachers in our region have lost their licenses for misconduct since 0020. but finding out way isn't easy. the i-team is breaking down whaa nts can or cannot find out about educators who get in trouble. stay with us.

when tracking the histories of some of their kids' former teacher teachers. >> negative and negative is a positive so plus two. >> wit summer vacation over, the days are more hectic for kere knapp and her daughters. that includes learning new names when it comes to teachers. >> especially because i have a middle schoolero she has, what, seven different teachers? >> reporter: in virginia, with just aew click and less than a minute at her computer she can find out a lot about who is teaching her child. on the virginia department of education's web portal, you can check the degree held by any teacher, when his or her license expires and the teacher's special area of study like chemistry or english. >> they're going to be there almost eight hours a day so i want to make sure they are with

someone who is trustworthy and has good morals. >> reporter: you can also find the names of teachers of their licenses for misconduct. at the start of the 2018/2019 school year, th commonwealth of virginia has revoked or canceled the licenses of mor than 500 virginia teachers since 2000. about 170d maryl teachers in the same time frame lost their have changed thing in that state. after our i-team reports, the maryland state d artment of education began posting the whom of all teachers for it's revoked a license for misconduct. if you go on their web site, nthere's a link the bottom right. click on it and you will see the names of thoseheeachers and school districts in which they work and the dates the licenses were revoked. maryland doesn't have of those online portals, though, where you can check the licenses of all the other teachers in this state. for that you have to e-mail or call the state department of

education itself. >> reporter: you have to call or e-mail the office of state superintendent of education. >> it takes a lot to get someone's license revoked. >> reporter: child safety advocate jennifer alvaro says parents must be vigilant and do their home work. in our investigation we s discoverool districts don't always announce publicly when a teacher's licensead been revoked. >> when you have someone's license revoked for inappropriate conduct with children it should be taken seriously. >> but parents won't find teachers with revoked licenses in the district because d.c. ducation officials say they're finalizing policies that allow them to yank a license even though neighboring been doing so for decades. >> it's important because these are the people that are shaping our kids' minds and i want to know that someone hasn't committed a felony.

>> virginia state leglators have approved a new law making it easier and more efficient to revoke a teacher's license for misconduct, a direct response to our i-team investigation. to find the list, you canbc vis our washington app. >> we saw rain yesterday and we'll see more today. lauryn is tracking several systems that coung be affec our weather throughout the week. news 4 is back after this.

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if your commute takes you across the memorial bridge, brace yourself, huge changes are coming as work to fix the aging bridge ramps up ver soon. >> as a matter of fact, this time next week the bridge willi ly be busy, but not because of traffic. take a look. from a distance, the memorial bridge looks as good as it always has. but get up close andal you can ready see signs of what's coming. orange barrels, scaffolding, barges underneath the bridge. even square pieces of the bridge deck cut out and replaced with steel sections >> it's very bad. orry bad. >> major is coming to fix the bridge and commuters are bracing. >> you've got to do what you've got to do. if it fal down, that would be quite a sight. >> well, the bridge suspect in

danger of falling down but look as we've documented, some of the steel support is paper thin and needs to be replaced. next weekend from september 14 to 17, the w entire bridgl be closed to set up for a major overhaul. >> it will create morean traffi thhat we already put up with oyway. >> reporter: comober there will be full time lane closures and shifts and all around construction ziles. >> therebe a number of cranes on the bridge. there's going to be a staging area, a barge. >> reporter: the miter race is being impacted by this work, this will be the first year in the 34 year history of the race runners don't cross the memorial bridge so if you use the structure brace for changes coming. big changes coming.at s are being asked to stay away from the memorial bridge. the center part of it. the work the bridge expected to last for two a a half years. don't mean to be the bearer of

bad news but the bridge has to be fixed. got to fix it. so plan some work around. >> you were busy. >> oh, i kn o. a lot things going on. >> we've got the rain out there. today we need to focusen becae have flooding rains out there throughout the day today. then we've got florence, then tl've got a possible two other storms in thetic that we'll talk about -- well, glance over looks like one may stay out the there. we have the fog, the rain, and the wind out there so steady rain and windy ande we'll h rain that's moderate in spots. your monday morning will ha few showers around then storms in the afternoon and tuesday and wednesday some isolated storms but most of the day will be dry. as far as the radar is concerned

in the yellows and oranges that's where you see heavier rain and this will continue. we are getting this moisture from a lot of different areas. we have a frontal system stalleu throughern virginia and low level moisture coming in off we have remnants of wharm tropical storm gordon goi to the north. and we're tapping into that moisture from the gulf of mexico so that leading to flooding concerns. rain all day, couple inches possible. watch out f high standing water, we're already hearing reports of that out there now. current temperatures this may be a shock, 50s and 60s. with the breezy conditions it will feel cooler so expect rain throughout the day today. not expecting thunderstorms

today but we will ha some rain even leading into monday morning commute. le showers and thunderstorms and then we dry out into tuesday so tomorrow this will also be a shocko the system. 60s today, heat and humidity tomorrow. back in td- s for daytime highs. three systems out here, hheene down , isaac right here all tropical storms att florence g ready to become ae hurr hurricane. our weather alert today with heavy rain warming things we stay in the 80s, isolated chances tuesesy, wey, and thursday but tracking florence for nextnd wee >> this past week nbc news

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years with an elaborate gala. a month of performances for a month k the goal is to get support from foreign investment and too try to boost tourism. north korea i dealing with international sanctions over its weapons program. >> check this out. in california demolition work on an old bridge is completed with two huge explosions. in san francisco, bam california department of transportation imploded two marine foundations. they also say tests were done before, during and after each blast to evaluate the impact on water quality and animals, hopefully no fish were in that area because that was a blast. >> looks like they got it done inne fell swoop. >> yup. 9:26, good avrning. we fresh rain drops on our

lens out here. a good indicat ofhat we'll be dealing with today. lauryn ricketts saying it will be wet raw sunday and it's setting the scene for the week ahead. that and more on florencwhen newse 4

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and it's getting closer to the east coast. a swimmer from virginia still missi in a maryland river. a man went underwater off myrtle point point in st. mary's county yesterday and hasn't been seen since. search crews are waiting to get back the water and keep looking. >> red line stations at gallery place and metro are closed. anotherwarning, trains on the orange, silver, blue and yellow lines are running every 24 minutes. we have a busy sunday morning going on here, iluding the weather, a lot to talk about with florence and everything else but first, tnk you so much for being here with us at 9:30. i'm adam tuss >> and i'm angie geooff. we had f earlier, conditions

people need to know about, right, lauryn. >> we do have flood watch s es affect that continue0ntil 6 a.m. on monday morning. we'll see rain throughout the day. if you are along the coastline you'll be watching for some coastal flooding from annapolis down through st.miry's county and even into the northern neck. this is what the radar pictures look like right now. we have heavier rain in pockets in the a yellow oranges so by frederick into hagerstown. we have a stalled frontal system, moisture moving in off the atlantic, we have remnants from tropical storm gordon and then we're reaching back to the. gulf of mexi may even be tapping intohe eastern pacific so we have all

this. that's lending to flooding threats aroundhe area. we'll talk more about how much rain we'll see in 20 minutes. >> lauryn, thank you very much. there's a state of emergcy in virginia because of florence. >> what does that mean? we'll break it down what governor ralph northam's decision means. the order helps resources to prepare for the storm, lessens potential damage and streamlines the process for the commonwealth to send assistance to the other states the, governor wants you to start preparing with emergencykits. you can find more information on what to include in those kits andow to prepare for a hurricane on our web site. stay with storm team 4 for continuing coverage of florence. we are tracking the storm. get up-to-the-minute oupdates our nbc washington app. >> after two years on the sidelines, former president obama back on the campaign

trail. yesterday the former president stumped in southernfo californi democrats hoping to fp the house vrm. >> the good news is in two months we have a chance to >> and today on meet the press, nbc's chuck todd will talk about president obama and what he's talking about stumping also, look at that scathing "new york times" onged questio president trump's leership. chuck will join us live to talk about a preview of this show >> a contentious end at the u.s. open, serena williams and the chair umpire getting into a wild argument before she lost the women's finals. >> you owe me an apoll say

you're sorry. you stole ant from me. you're a thief, too. >> this started early in the secondset. serena had fallen behind 20-year-old naomi osaka. williams' coach appeared to gesture to her which earned a warning from theumpire. then you saw williams breaking err racket and a point penalty then you heard call the umpire a thief for taking a point away from her and she was given a gam penalty for that. at that point williams called in a referee to contest her punishment to say it was unfair. >> i'm going to fightor women and for us to be -- like cornet to take her shirt off without getting a fine. this is outrage s ys you and i like the fact i have that to go through this is a example for the next person that has emotions that want to express themselves and want to be a strong woman and that'll be

allowed to do that because todn' maybe it didwork out for me but it will work out for the next person. >> williams fell short of her quest for a 24th grand slam title. naomi osaka clinched the win. a first for japan. >> what a match. take a look at this picture here. it shows the moment after a family's home in howard county exploded. ash ridesing from the could be seen all day yesterday as well. as news 4's derrick ward , explaiit's what the family started to smell inside the home that may have saved their lives. >> reporter: a home and everything int duced to a pile of rubble. injured.as the resident of the home smelled the odor of natural gas. after thatreport, the smell of natural gas called in, everyone got out of the house and a good thing because as firer crews showing up, that's when the explosion happened. >> i heard aot boom.

>> it was the same f neighbors. >> everybody felt like a tree landed on their personal house. th that's how powerful it was. >> reporter: while the smell of natural preceded the explosion, it hasn't been ruled as the cause of the explosion. still evacuating the house quickly whethe gas was smelled likely saved the family's lives. others plan to gather to see what they can do to help the family to escap h what coue been the worst night of their lives. in howard county, derrick ward, news 4. check this out. look at tt parking job gone wrong in alexandria. the suv landing in that very odd and bizarre position in a parking lot on seminary ro g. the drive out, he wasn't hurt before the fire department was able to get there.a tow truck driver figured out a way to hook the vehicle up to a truc they pulle it down to

the ground. a building inspector now is out that way assessing damage to make sure the parking garage is safe or how much damage was done to it. >> i'll say. you have to take a look at that. as students head back to class, for my they areacing a new reality. yesterday in alexandria young advocates gathereto rally against gun violence. that event was organized by young people. a middle school student, a high school student. they say their goal is to t bri peopether to talk about these recent school shootings and gun violence. >> personally i'm kind of sred to g to school now because you never know when it could be youu . >> organizers also encouraged young people to register to vote and to use that vote to push for stronger gun control laws. kickoff sunday is here for th redskins. feels look football outside, too, right? nice and cool. this year's team wil look different with new quarterbac alex smith leading the way.

the redskins are in arizona to take on the cardinals. the game starts at 4:25 this afternoon. the home oner set for next sunday when the team plays again. the indianapolis colts at fedex field. >> see how they do this year. >> uh-huh. one. will be a tough he's back on the job after a traged we'll introduce you to the school resource officer who had to shoot a student. he sits down with his first interview with erica gonzalez and tells her about why he's ready to be back in the school even if his own childre worried about his safety. the story you'll only see on news coming up next. 4

there's a new school year under way in st. mary's county,m but for there's a lot of painful memories that remain. >> great mills high school it was scene of a deadly shooting six month ago. now only on news 4, erica gonzalez sits downh the

school resource officer who ran towards the danger. >> you feel like you did everything you were supposed to do and that you cld do that day? >> i do. >> reporter: in his first sit down interview, deputy gaskill talkeds about the day he ran towards gunfire inside greatch mills highl in st. mary's county. while he's been in law enforcement for years, swat team, even, it was his first year as a school resource officer. on that frigid morning last spring, 17-year-ol austin rollins opened fire, shooting and killing his ex-girlfriend, 16-year-old jehlen willie and injuring 14-year-old desmond barnes deputy gaskill ran toward the gunfire and shot rollins in the hand. >> our policy is simple. single officer responds. goe we'r notaiting for fib. >> reporter: rollins also fired a shot, taking his own life. gaskill was okay but he says the whole ordeal left his young daughter rattled? >> she was concerned and crying

and all that stuff and she gets nervous for me to go to work period. deputy gaskill was awarded a special commendation and finished out the school year. >> do you think there is anything to be learned from that day tha maybe you would do differently in this new school year? >> so yes. i was able to have a chance to watch the video of the incident and there was f things that needs to change or address. our school for whatever happened, it did an excellent job. >> post-event i don't think anybody is the samek i don't thnybody is the same. but your perspective is different because it happened here. so we're a community wre it happened. >> now with this new school year ahead, the deputy tells me he's excited to getk bac to work. excited to continue guiding

young students as he reminds his family, especiall his daughter, of one important thing. >> i just told her i'll be fine. dad will come back home. >> that was erica gonzalez reporting. since the shooting mary's county public schools added new safety measuresnd bolstered others. for starters, every school in the county will have interior room locks. the county hired seven security assistance and a school sety coordinator. great mills itself will have a front office security station. it's a prototype for what could be coming to all st. mary's county public schools later. >> a lot going on there. you wanto know whatall looks like? that's what fall looks like. 63 degrees, a cold rain outside. lots of clouds. even fog today. we are dealing with a changeable forecast and even some flash flood warnings.ot lauryn's it all and it's tracking the potential of a hurricane hitting t east cot. still muasch

welcome back. the buzz surroundsiing amazon's send headquarters got stronger this week. >> that's right, because d.c.'s mayor and the governors of maryland and virginia say they're working together to get the retail giant and they're hoping it will get a leg up against competissrs ac north america. 20 different locations are on amazon's shortlist. local leaders seem confident

hq-2 will land either in montgomery county, the district orern virginia. >> we're innv every sation. we're at the top of the list. a i think what is the most attractiveet that we have is our talented work force. this is the biggest development opportunity of our lifetime. i don't want to think about it because we are going to get it. >> think good vibes, right? w the deall bring an estimated 50,000 well paying jobs to the area many aracting millennials and david culver takes us inside people embracing theic silon valley spirit. >> reporter:t strolling p their eastern market office, you don't appreciate its t u uniqueneil you step inside. its founder and ceo wearing shorts on a hot day. why not? >> it's not really inherently about being casual. it's about being yourself. f

>> reporter:used on everything from web design to experimental market,he relaxed work space includes veo mes, a maker space and free-flowing workstations. and then there's this. you have to sunglasses? >> yes. it gets bright up here. >> reporter: a city roof top that includes -- >> this is -- we call it the intelli-pour system. it's basically a keg. >> so we have a ping-pong table, we have free snacks for the team. >> reporter: ceo tiffany kleeman says it's about finding trustworoyy ems, me believes like jonathan butler among them. >> i think wha drew meo it is the flexibility and excitement going on and the idea of taking someroing from thed and building it up was exciting. >> yes, salary matters,

compensation matters but the environment you work in, the mission and the work you do everyday matters just as much if not more in some cases. >> reportefany says adding t. a giant like amazon will make hiring competitive. >> i think it's going to attract a of people to come to this. ar >> bringing someone like amazon into the area gives us more of a knee collies you in which we can partner with and be inspired >> no matter how relaxed a work space you create, brent says off success starts with the culture. >> all the perks in the world don't matter i d people't feel good about what they're doing and how they're doing it and who they're doing it with. >> stressing authenticity. david culver, news 4. well,elme back, everybody, we do have some new information, we have floodrn

gs that have been issued so let's talk about those after we talk about the rain because this is what the radar looks like right now and i suspe this is pretty much what the radar looks like all throughout day. we have some areas of some heavy rain out there. that's in the yellows and oranges and then we've got some of the green, that is jt that steady rain. but widening out this view, we are getting this moisture from all sorts of angles. we've got a frontal system that's stalled through central virginia, moisture coming off the atlantic, we have remnants of what was tropical storm gordon and then all the way down through the gulf of mexico we're happening into moisture leading to flooding concerns. flood watch for everybody until 6:00 tomorrow morning. we have flood warnings just issued this goes north to

portions of montgomery county inuding clarksberg to damascus, frederick andwa i-70 s martinsburg. so we are seeing some very heavt rainough maryland. this is the area we thought first ave the flooding and it looks like that but i think we'll all have a chance by this afternoon because the rain won't let up. 50s and 60 outside this morning because temperatures are so chilly. thene have winds as well. winds gusting to 30 miles an hour. rain throughout the afternoon, may become more showery by later this afternoon and through tonight. you'll have rain around for the morning commute. maybe dry time by the middle part of the day tomorrow but showers and thunderstorms expected by tomorrow afternoon

into tomorrow evening then temperatures today, 60s, windy as weld so we go from 60s today then 80s tomorrow and the humidityk comes b tomorrow as well so showers and thunderstorms possible. we have three systems out we have helene, isaac and florence and florence is the one that wll have to continue to watch. we'll show you the track coming we'll show you the track coming as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up?

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a new section of arlington national cemetery opened this week and the firpl two p buried there have been waiting a long time for a final resting place. >> two union soldiers who died more than 150 years ago were finally laid to rest. news 4's c amy was there and has their story. >> reporter: as two civil war soldiers reached their final t resting place arlington national cemetery, it's an honor that's been a long time coming. >> we gather at this moment in time to honor two soldiers perhaps not unlike us. committed, loyal, selfless, dedicated, eager to p the values of their homeland. >> reporter: the names of the two soldiers in these two of fins a unknown. their remains were discovered at

theanassas national battlefield park. >> they didn't have an opportunity to give them a proper burial. these were the remains of american service members who their family never knew what happened to them. >> now over a century later the smithsonian helping piece together their remains, uncovering those stories of sacrifice and though the soldieie fam never got to see their loved ones laid to re rest, dozens of soldiers turned up to make sure theirce sacri was never forgotten. >> let there be no doubt these brde men have ear their place among those remembered here. >> we share their stories to ensure the mnduringory of their safs and sacrifice. these two men, these two american soldiers are forever part of that history. >> reporter: the area where the soldiers were baur reed is part of a brand new section of

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