calm. more than two dozen people have needed rescuing. >> people are being urged to secu their homes. sandbags given out. busy, you can imagine, water, generators quite popular now. >> the navy orderings. sh meanwhile, doug and lauryn are taking a long at the latest information. this is quite a storm. is.it really it has strengthened extremely fast over the last 24 hoursr so. the last advisories were 130, now it up to 140 miles per hour. >> we think that it is becau there's nothing to break it up. it will continue to enter warm water. >> right now, let's show you

where the storm is and you can see this is a buzz saw of a storm. you do not see this type of formation. you see the buzz saw right here the eye very well defined here. you don't seeuthis wit a major hurricane. that's what we've got out there. notice redround the central of circulation. it shows a you intense storm that is continuing to intensify. the latest advisory, 14ho miles pe winds. this has strengthened up to 140 miles per hour winds. and on that path it is expected to still be at 144 miles per hour. by thursday at 2:00, that's when it is very close to making its way onshore. the latest advisory has us in the koechb uncertainty here. anywhere this goes from the raleigh area toward our region. we'll have a major impact on us the biggest impact for us will be flooding and rainfall and

we've seen a lot of it. we have it fro the tides. down to saint mary's company and around the anne arundel county area. you flooded last night, if you flooded this morning, you'll floo again durin the evening. we'll talk much more about where this storm goes and what it means to our regn. >> you never want to be in the cone of uncertainty. we saw it in old wn. crews are getting ready for whatever florence will bring. with all the rain,ue i throws remne ts. th usual tidal flooding.

that is made even worse. theaturated soil we have. and whatever florence has to bring. t is going make for some challenges now and especially later this week. >> virginia utility dominion electric is getting ready, too. they're putting resources and people where they can respond quickly. >> we are making sure all ofur offices are fully staffed. moving resources and e to the offices we're anticipating will have the greatest >> flooding is already a problem in places like alexandria and fruericksburg. see many roads have been damaged. and on the d.c. side of the potomac, it is expected to play a part in anytos and afterwards. >> we have man's for river water

rescue but a storm will bringy potentia a number of challenges. that could involve power line down, extended power outages, trees down, a limitation on where you can dr pe. ple need to pay close te ation. >> that means staying abreast of weather forecasts and bei leery of standing water. >> i only takes a little standing water to push a person down. and that's a real possibility with theain we'vead and the amount of rain that's anticipated. >> thank you. and in with 30 minutes, the

virginia governor will be holding a briefing on florence it churnls closer to the east coast there. to that coastline of virginia. governor larry hogan of maryland spoke -- >> we are preparing for thete ial of historic, catastrophic and li -threatening flooding in maryland. >> both maryland and vhaginia declared states of emergency. we are staying on top of the prep in both states ahead of the storm. if yt don't have already, this is a great time download the app. stormm t 4 can give real-time updates. there are new details on a story we h sawe on news4. baltimorearned a police officer was targeted in a prince george's county parking lot and we've learned why.

tracee wilkins shares thisda now. >> reporter: the maryland small arms range in upper marlboro was a favorite for police officers d gun owners. on friday, police say an offdutr police offas targeted here. >> earlier that day, the officer was at a lal gun range in prince george's copy as was the duspect. the suspect follo the officer to the location. once the vehicle was under occupied, he then broke in, and he fled the scen >> the officer was stopping at friday's for lunch when the incident happened. e suspect got away. even with the officeriring at him. the guns which he stole. the question is,re there other people who have been targeted. >> i don't believe ts is a tenuous trend. that tit is a single incident.

>> police are not i reveali they have video of the suspect. >> reporter: the officer who discharged h weapon is now on paid administrativ leave. meanwhile the prince george's police department is f the criminal aspect of this investigation and lookinge for suspect. tracee wilkins, news4. >> we've reached out to the owner of the maryland small arms range. police say rob donnana pushd oman and he was arrested. his police powers have beenhi suspended the department investigates this. the woman was not hurt. a family is breathing a sigh of relief after three children

wentsi m but have been found. police tell us the 18-month-old and nd3-year-old 6-year-old were all found safe this morning. there are no details that where the childrenere discovered. and only on news4, the fbi is invtigating a cheating conspiracy. a baccarat dealer already under arrest, set to appear in court tomorrow. >> he is charged with conspiracy to transport stolen funds but there are others involved, co onspirators. >> they say he did not sthufl cards and exposed some of the cards to a co-conspirator. then the co-conspirator would take a picture and can makee la bets. s are are believed to have

joined the connecticut spear or the. he called then to get a share of the proceeds. no comment fm the fbi and no response from m. an investigation by the news4 i-team found at least 200 cases at maryland casinos just since 2010 and the cheating operations tend to target new casino this afternoon a judge ordered an accused russian seek ago stay in trial until her trial. this was a newwi in the case against maria butino. the prosecutors. they misinterpret the text enssages. that led the gover to say that she offered sex in exchange for govnment access. the "washington post" reports the judge.

the vican is preparing to address allegations that the pope covered up for cardinal mccarrick. the church said it is preparing necessary clarification. they are saying that pope francis knew about the allegatists a the former archbishop of washington but allowed him to serve as a cardinal yway. ccarrick resigned in june amid allegations that he sexually abused minors. we're just getting started. maybe intended as a prank but it can also cause a lot of damage. >> someone ispe oning fire hydrants around the city.ep >>ter: and i'll tell but a new metrog proposal com up.

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sti trackin hurricane florence. this is only expected to strengthen. the national hurricane center takes it to a category 5 hurricane. it is expected to weaken right before landfall but still atll land winds could be close to 140 miles per hour

devastatg portions of the carolinas. we'll talk about what it means to our area as well. i'll see you back here in about nine minutes. >> "fear" hits the shelves at midnight tonight and president trump has been mounding an aggressive pushback to this book. >> this new tell-all feares high level officials disparaging the president. among them, the chief of staff calling mr. trump, quote, an idiot. and saying he has the understanding of a fifth or sih grader. both of them deny the mments. woodward who has written about many presidents talked earlier about how different this is. >> i've never seen an instanceh when president is so detached from the reality of what's going on. he said these are unnamed

sources but they are not unnamed incidents. >> joining us, jeff, press secretary sarah nders briefed day for the first time in three weeks. she called the book careless and reckless and questioned if things had been fact checked. this is not woodward's first time at th rodeo, as we know. >> reporter: you're right about that. he is a watergate reporter, a pulitz prize winning reporter who is known for his above board and meticulous reporting process. the president today called him a liar. called him a coward and a democraticiv oper i have to tell you, the president is continuing to harp on this book is not leading the advice of senior staffers here at the white house who have been encouraging him to let it go. move beyond . that he keeps talking about it draws more attention to the book and elevates the claims made in the book have been echoed and amplified by anonymous "new york

times" op-ed. i talk to republicans on capitol hill who said they want the president to talk about two things. the strong economic numbers and the expected confirmation of brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. given the damaging picture this book takes, a west wing rife with achaos, president unfit for the job, and this soft coup taking place in the administration of white house staffers who are so unnerved by the president'stehavior t they're really working around him to thwart what they see is a much more dangerous impulses. you can see why the president is doing his level best to t discre this book. they brought out one of the top economic advisers likely to shape that situation. but it also affects the trail by barack obama. was that addressed today? >> reporter: it was. if kevin who chairs the council of economic advisers, if he w t

broughre as a rebuttal to the things that barack obama. . barack obama claimin credit for the strong economy that started under hisl watch we often hear president trump claim credit for the economic boom. we did see kevin make the case that theg str economy, i'm sure we'll have a lot of time to pore over the data. >> as economist there's do. jeff bennett, thank youor joiningus. and look for all the latest. right after news4 at 6:00. we, metro may start charging more during special ents. and there is a new potential safety upgrade. adam is on the orange lien in northern viepinia. >>ter: well, metro says

when it ramps up serve for things like the pope coming to town, they have to put more serve on the track and they say you should be paying for it. when there's help nded for events like the fourth of july, should you bear the costs? >> it's not a bad idea. the system needs money. it might be a good approach. >> reporter: others say not so fast. >>. no i think it is a service reflecting the higher prices, it might be worth it. we see nothing but bad service. >> reporter: andhis a lot of the response on twitter.l gene every saying, by this logic, they should have charged less. they said peak fares are based on time, not servicelevel. metro says they don't to have

gone back toernment after. they are one step closer to getting a true safety wat dog , the system has been without a true peterful outside safy group to enforce regulations. it is sfektd on force metro to focus on safety upgrades. in the most severe circumstances, the svice is stop. metro is expected to address both of these issues pubacly at board meeting this thursday. a local family moves into a home to final something else living there. what happened when they found a bat colonyiving in their walls? and tracking the

we had a nor'easter yesterday. i live r. the wa the waves were coming across the yard. i've been there 20 year ey do that during a nor'easter. i just haven't seen iin a while. it was a little startling. >> this was a different

scenario. we had heavy rain but we had the strong easterly flow. that will continue. we have coastal flood warnings again tonight. if you had flooding last night, you'll have it again tonight. but you're all right, you have a kayak. we'll be watching hurricane florngs. the flooding inur area could be even worse into next week as a result of florence, depending on the traction. this is a monster of a storm. it has incmeased ext fast. the last 12 hours, the hurricann force w have doubled in size in the last 12 hours. they've doubled in size. this is way out intohe atlantic. here's bermuda. it does have 140-mile-an-hour winds, moving to the west at3 miles an hour. it may increase. expected to go close to category 5 hurricane.

and then it will or should weaken before the it makes last. back to 130, 140 miles per ur. last time we had a storm like this, hurricane hugo. $7 billion in damage toward the carolinas and rht up the coastlabe. , a very similar track. and this is the official track from the hurricane central. it would be very close to isabel. en into the eastern shore of for us it is the rainfall. we haven't seen a ton of bad weather meaning we've had win. just a persist t east flow. we've got the coastal flood warning. it could be worse if w get strong flow coming off the east.

alexandria, georgetown, down toward saint mary's county. if you flooded last night, you will flood again. always tur, arou don't drown. it is a nasty afternoon after a very nastyweekend. just some drizzle. temperatures around rig 75 now. 80 toward patuxent river. a 20-degree temperature difference. much warmer toward the east than it is toward the west where we're snokd with cloud cover and we have the winds continuing. not much in the way of rain. this is the remnants of gordon. way u to thnorth. that's why i think we see a couple of showers and storms tomorrow. clouds, some. suns maybe a little warmein some areas, temperature very warm and

humid tomorrow. next couple da, 81 on tuesday, 81 on went. a better chance on friday. friday we start tracking florence in our area. it should come to north carolina by thursday. thursday nig intofriday, we'll start seeing rain. this will be a main rage producer. the best chance would be south of the washington, d.c. metro area but s it isething i'll be tracking extremely closely. this couldlenger to the south for five or six days. >> oh, no! cutting edgechnology being used at dulles. just ahead, how it is already paying off less than three weeks after it was installed. plus, remembrance ahead of ceremonies marking the september 11 attacks. how one local man is

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over the past weekeo s has been going around parts of d.c. and illegally opening hydrants. >> this may seem h likemless prank but kit put thousands of people at risk. >> s one today. the latest incident forced a road closure and sent water flooding into a local grocery store. >> yeah.

good eveheng. this is fire hide hydrant today. the suspect in this latest case appeared to be wearing a fake government uniform made him appear to be a d.c.ov gernment employee.th was the scene this morning. so much water at such high pressure. e d.c. police were forced to close down the road. >> it is absolutelyillegal. mpd is involved and looking for him. we ask anyone who sees it to take a picture and shear with it the pole department. >> reporter: people have taken pictures of the suspect likene this that was tweeted a f weeks ago. police say this has been happening over the course of the last week. >> there h r been ah of these over the last few days and we're concerned. >> reporter: in the last few,

six fire hydrants across d.c. have been open police are investigating but they don't know if the same suspect responsible all the incidents. and they don't know a motive and they say it is putting the public at risk. >> they could be in ten of thousands of gallons coming out. e impact, of course, is if there is a fire nearby and there is less water pressure. >> reporter: there have been reports in other parts of the d.c. of a man going to homes and churches, turning on the outdoor ater spigots and leaving them running. today so much water raced out of this hide ran, it poured into the garage of the whole foods store across the street and over the sidewk and inside the store itself. >> you know, how can you open up a fire ihydrant? thought there was some kind of trick to it that you had to have some tools or something.

>> reporter: it does take a special tool. this is a five sided bolt. this is common on all fire . hydran any big wrench could do it. there is a special bolt on some of these that is magnet pick only fire department officials have the tool to open. t those are few and far between. most of them can be open by anyone with a very big wrench. >> and doery damaging consheuences. ame technology that some use to unlock their cell phones is nowelping wit international arrivs at dulles airport. customs officials say they stop woman who tried to pose as an american citizen. them she arrived from ghana and present a u.s. passport but the facial recognition system determined she was not a match. after further review they found her tbe animposter.

it is the second time since the system was imposed that it has stopped an imposter. tomorrow marks 17 years since the september 11 attacks. there will be memorial across our area and across the country remembering the thousands killed and tresident will head to shenksville. tomorrow morning, crews man to unfurl a giant flag on the side of the building there. you may remember t iconic nome day after the attacks seen by many as a sn o resilience in one of our country's darker moments. some drivers have noticed remember the use in the arlingtonne sky where large flags have been unfurled on some of the high rises there. we spotted a number of them. tomorrow marks 17 years to 9/11 and today one of the

first tsa officers is sharing his story. he was moved to jones the tsa becae of that day. his canine is name after a first respond here diedn the attacks. news4's amy cho with how they're honoring this fallen hero. isery day this furry face on the front lines at the airpor keepi people safee bomb sniffing canine and his handler. each day the team carries on a legacy of saving lives. >> a beautiful dog. >> we just have to go to new york to meet the family of the guy he's name after. >> howard the dog is named for george howard. a port authority police officer who ran toward the twinowers and never came home. >> just the fact that he carries on the legacy of a fallen hero is very cool. he was very dedicated to public rvice and loved his job. >> he was on a flight headed to

new york to than in pennsylvania. >> i couldn't believe there were people like that in the world that would try to hurt innocent people. i felt a need to be involved to help pre very many that. >> reporter: soon after, he joined the tsa and he and hour have been best friends ever since. recently they went to new york so george could meet the dog named after his dog. >> my joke is he looksxactly ke my dad. >> and tomorrow they'll meet the g. >> i reflected on where i'm at. i feel like i'm doing something to make a difference and prevent something like 9/11 from happening again. are you my baby? >> reporter: at reagan national airport,4.ne >> good boy. now, howard the dog is spelled with t hs. all tsaog named after victims

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>>right. thank you. pe> the woman who beat serena williams ising out today about the penalty controversy that happened during the championship mch overhe weekend. in case you missed it, here's what happened during thatc after williams was penalized for destroying a racket on court and eventually given a game penalty after a third violation. >> sit say you're sorry. you're a thief. >> now, naomi osaka won the match. this morning on the "today" show, she said she didn't know what to do after winning. she even started crying when she heard the people booing the umpire's decision. >> well, i ft a little bit sad. i was not really sure if they were booing at me or if it wasn't the outcome that they wanted. >> a lot of people weighing inh on on social media.

many of the tennis stars including billie jean king, andy roddick, are supporting serena saying there is a double standard. roddick. he's done a lot worse and nev been penalized so harshly. they heard screeching in the walls and creatures dangling from the siding. this is what that when a found out their home was infested with bats.>> hurricane florence moving closer to the east coast as w e

>> a fredericksburg woman said it sounded like her walls were alive. scratching, growling all night long. she oon learned she hadthis. a major infestation of bats. only on news4, we explain what

you need to look out for so you can y avoid sharingr home with this winged mammal colony. >> reporter: if you're like me, this story makes you cringe a bit. before we show you the video up close, let medu int you to kristin. she and her husband and yng son moved to fredericksburg closer to her mom. they bought a house, got settled and readyo welcome baby number two. >>e i g birth june 4th and the bats arrived the week that i brought my baby home. >> reporter: they were not the only ones welcoming new babies. that they ed later were giving birth as well. >> she beganti docum the growing infestation. capital turk growing bats dangling. >> that is a baby without hair.

>> they were behind the blinds. we had no idea how many we had. >> we had an idea. hundreds of thousands. >> a lot. one company estimated $16,000 to t rid of the bats.se she cho paul because of the more reasonable price and his seemingly humaneapproach. >> in order to remove the bats and not have the ongoing issue, you had to seal up every wall. >> reporter: paul believed the bats wereurng for several summers. she said they should have checked out the attic before the house closed. they allowed the bats to fly out without getting back in.

once the bats finally exited the one way, they had to go er somewhe, right? they did. not too far. they went next door. just a few fee away. to the neighbor's house. the neighbor's house also gettingealed up. eventually the last of the ba moved out. krist kristis husband found a few stragglers. the keith, the growling, you mightuess this bat is not happy about the eviction. >> i would say i get 20, 25 calls a month for bats. >> reporter: she has him in her phone as paul batman. >> it's a myth. yeah. >> paul ith. after a long summer, she can laugh, too. her family now adjusting to a new strangeigtime experience.

silence. >> wow! wow! oh, my gosh! >> after the pest control team determined bats were gone for h good, th a lengthy clean-up effort because they had toeme the bat guano which can cause respiratory problems. make sure tant to your home inspector did a thorough job and say did you check for bats, please. a consumer groupoes under fire to look at the hits and misses. i don't know how to go on with life now. well, we have a hurricane problem. >> speakin of that hurricane, how powerful is she now? >> well, o of the more

powerful storms we've seen in quite some time. rightllnow, eyes on the carolinas. even our area will have a big impact. >> i don't think the tract will matter where it ends up. oue hurricane be so big that it will possibly devastate a lot of the mid-atla ric. >> andn is the number one killer in the storms. you can see the very well defined ey >> this has really intensified quickly. the last2 to 24 hours going from what was a tropical storm yesterday morning to a strong category storm. you can see how far off it is. three or four days off. reason the-mile-per-hour, now on

this track, it is expected to become close to a categy 5. and then at landfall or aund landfall, tart toak . coming in at 130 to 140 miles an hour, and then you seethis? this big circle? normally, the srms will continue but this will stall and the stalling part, that's the worst part. that's the worst part for the rain. let's talk more about the impact. the biggest impact? mage. raleigh could see 80 to 90-mile-an-hour winds. the storm surgeflooding. that will be a major factor. you will see the map being redrawn. inland flooding, the number one issu our area, inland flooding. we'll have onshore flo for days. we've had flooding the last couple days because of gordon and the onshore flow, this could be a lot worse, that considering all the rain that we'veseen,

lawrence, flooding, the biggest issue we'll have tocontend with. >> it could be days as you're saying. it sit and spins over the mid-atlantic before it .av we are alking adbout flooding and we've gotten a lot of rain. not only the last couple weeks ormonths. we've gotten a lot of rain this year. rain year to de from january 1st to right now, september 10th. ok at thetotals. in the 40s and 50s across the board. now, you rank these years for the wettest. oh, yeah, we have theumber one ranked year in 2018. leesburg, fredericksburg, in the top five. it has been a wet year. and now we're only going to tack on more rain. we've got a chance for scattered showers tomorrow. isolated showers wednesday and thursday. then we're watching for friday. and then widespread rain on saturday. and this thing will ten to strengthen as doug wast talking abnd may even get a little

bit big cher could maximize the impaund the east coast. around this area of high pressure north of bermuda, it will head into the east coast. and that's why we're fairly confident. and look these temperatures. the atlantic ocean, a little warmer than norl at this point. it will continue to roll right through there and that warm water feeds into the hurricane. and then once it sits here, another lit becking area of high pressure going to come to the north toward new england. and that is the high pressure that will sit there and make that area spin. we'r talking about rain early next week. normally we're talking one to two days. this is a lot different. tomorrow, showers and storms. an isolated chance but not a lot. then we start tracking florence. late thursday io friday. and this storm could be with us for four, five, even six days.

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she got off work. pl she thought she was entering her own p instead she went into his and then shot him. >> some major developments in the case today. >> andelieve me, we will make certain that justice is done in this case. >> the dallas county district attorney said manslaughter charges against the dallas police officer amber geiger may not be the final word. >> the texas rangers made the decision to issue an arrest warn for manslaughter. the ultimate decision in terms of what this charge will be will be present to the grand jury. >> officer geiger is free on $300,000 bond. after turong herself int authorities. she is charged with the shooting death of her neighbor, the 86-year-old, after she says she mistook his apartment for her own. police say it is not clear what the interaction was between her and the victim. at some point she fired her weapon striking the

deadly force?e so quick to go to >> reporter: much about the case is clouded the uncertainty. >> i'm not satisfied that we have all the answers. the number one answer that i want is, what happened? >>aleporter: thelas police department asked the texas rangers to investigate in order to provide transparency. their investigation tens in addition to the district o attorneyice. nbc news. he carolinas in the cross hairs as the hurricane florence strengthens to a monster category 4 storm. moments ago, the governor ofrd virginiaed evacuations for the southeastern part of state starting tomorrow. they are under a state of emergency as people stock up on

suppli. florence is a powerful storm and could it change the landscape in coastal communities. folks are bracing for what's ahead. >> tonight we have team coveragm as we out the potential path and the impact that it could have here. >> let's start now with doug and lawrence standing by. >> this storm is really increasing, going from a tropical storm yesterday morning to now ay v strong category 4 hurricane. 140-mile-an-hour winds. and the u.s. east coast definitely in the cross hairs. >>absolutely. we've got nothing to slow it down or to really weaken it quite a bit. it will only intensify as we go to the next couple days. >> impacts for our region, too. let's showou where the storm is. still well away from the coast. we have a couple ds to prepare. they've started evacuations into portions of thend carolinas into parts of in