>> an accuser comes forwarays after a woman claimed that brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. she tells more of her story to the washington post. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us on this rning. we're busy for a monday. >> that's for sure. we're trackg historic flooding as florence continues to dump rain. >> some of that storm could bring showers to our area today. >> melissaas an eye on the morning commute for you. let's start with chuck bell and a loos at thi forecast. you have a lot of rain you're tracking. a couple of days off. lucky her. rainy days and mondays. don't let it get you down though. rain chances willinally diminish once we get to the end of the day tomorrow and we'll probably havehree sunny days in a row to finish the week out.

temperatures will be in the 70s on your way out this morning. it's a rainfall issue. flash flood watches have been posted across a big pieceno of hern virginia. remember to stay away from high and fast moving water. che flood w go all the way west into the valley and northern virginia. as i mention, 72 now in arlington and 73 in fairfax. annapolis. in the daily grade for today, f. it's a rainy monday. why would i d be anyferent than that. a couple of inches of rain before all of this is done today. so jeans, umbreaia and the boots all required. a look at the timing of the rain. all of that in a few minutes.in >> good mo chuck. laurel, northbound 197. we have a crash hanging around there this morning.

camp springs, this is going to sy. as we kind of widen out a little bit, the rest of the beltway is looking okay here right now.ig no b complaints. northbound 270 outerband. a brand new crash. sounds like something o the road. southbound it's nice and clear all the way down to the beltway. >> it's 5:02 right now. following breaking news from montgomery county this morning. an overnight shooting turns deadly. five people shot there and two are dead inol whate are calling a murder suicide. >> two are young victims. justin isive with the test. we are been watching the investigation taking place inside the home. we saw all four of these cars at they're walking back into the

drive way right now. they all began late last night with the 911 callde from in of the home to police which lead themo the discovery of this 57-year-old man dead and 48-year-old woman d as well. they are believed to be a husband and wife. three injured herencding a 22-year-old woman and two other children. they are indi critical con and believed to be that couple's children. they were found upstairs in this home on the 100 block of amberleigh drive. a subdivision between new hampshire avenue and the icc. as for what sparked this, at this time, police believe a dispute emerged between the two adults. that 57-year-old man and 48-year-old woman that lead to what happene here ernight. a handgun has been found in the home and police are still working t sort out what lead to this gunfire. >> we are investigating this as a murder-suicide domestic

related event. we don't believe there's any danger to the plic or t neighborhood. >> and as you heard, police do not believe theres any danger to the public. this they're calling an apparent domestic shooting. an apparent murder-suicide. two adults dead. a man and woman, their three children at this point injured and believed to be in critical condition. shot. we're live here in montgomery county, i'm justin finch, news 4, back in to you. >> all right, justin, thank you. >> it's now 5:04. florence has wreakedce havoc s making landfall on friday. take a look at this video. it gives you an idea of incredible damage left behind. >> flooded roads, ownedtrees, no power, that's the reality across much of north carolina this morning. 17 people died there. them latest vic a 3 month old that died when a tree fell on his home indallas, north carolina. 34 inches r ofn fell between thursday and sunday and in some

areas there's already more than intoeet of water rushing homes and businesses. more than half a million people don't have power this morning. 15,000 people are staying in shelters. >> and with rain still falling, residents fear the situation is going to get worse before it th gets better i carolinas. >> rivers are still rising. dangerous flooding expectedo continue throughout the week. chris lawrence is live for us in kingston, north carolina now with the latest on the flooding. good morning. >> good morning, aaron. it's still a very light but eady rain falling here in k kinston and the water is still rising in this area. that's makingnt tough people to try to get back to their homes because you have all kinds of deb flowing through the water. you even have exploding colonies of fire ants, if you can believe that. so is too dark to get out

there right now. but i was able to get a slightly perspective. take a look. >> i had to do this while i still had some daylight left to be safe a to be able to see where i'm actually going. but this gives yn idea of exactly how high the water is rising he. i'm in the neuse river. i'm 6 feet tall. look at thi stop sign. there's a kid's park right over there where the slides are literally going right into the water. the incredibly high a thing about this, this isn't even the high point. it's not supposed to crest until the end of the week and that's going to be at abo 25 feet. >> that would be 2 or 3 feet less of the record highs. a you can g look at how bad it is in some areas here.

this is the water rising throughout the week another couple of feet. we'll stay on top of this. we'll have a lot more for you coming up at 5:00 including a look at why wilmington is an island on the middle north carolina. >> thank you. >> all that flooding lead to more than 1,000 water rescues. this man had to wait in the bed of his pick up truck. you can see the water was about to flood even the bed of that truck. it appears that they were attempting to escape the flo flooding. >> a dam in eastern north carolina couldn't hold back the ter brought on by the storm. three lakes in the area drained so quickly. boiling spring lakes is also

dealing with several washed out road g the nationard is helping we vak you wa -- with evacuations. >> now what's being called the biggest storm in the worl it's typhoon mangkhut. more than 60 people died. the deadly storm roared ashore this heekend. on coast, the storm surge pushed boats right into homes. inland, heavy rain caused flooding and winds toppled buildings. it's been downgraded to a tropical storm now and as you can see here, it's still a powerful storm. >> it's 5:08 now. democrats are fighting to postpone theote onudge brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination. this after the woman that accused kavanaugh of sexual misconduct talked publicly for the first tim to the washington post. the alleged incident happened in the late 1980s at a party while kavanaugh attended georgetown prep. the accuser tells the post that kavanaugh was stumbling drunke

when pinned her to the bed. she said i thought he might inadvertently kill me. he was trying to attack me and reve my clothing. kavanaugh denied the allegations. republicans say the committee vote will still happen later this week. coming up,tt tracie will have more on the call to postpone the vote and reaction from c> itol hill. e're following breaking news out of prince george's county. >> we know that ayc bst is dead after colliding somehow with a car. it happened at thein rsection of annapolis and morley roads around 10:00 last night. the driver stayed on the scene. we're working to get more details on this. annapolis road had to be closed for awhile duringve the igation and we're monitoring the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> thanks. this morning a 17-year-old boy is covering from a gunshot wound. he was shot near theme o

station in southeast last night. witnesses reported seeing threef people runrom the scene. the teen was alert when medics took him to the hospital. >> a controversial initiative is ba in the headlines because it could be overturned by the d.c. council. >> a heari is scheduled for today about initiative 77. it proposes workers be pai minimum wages. nicole is live in northwest d.c. with bfh sides the argument. >> this has been a highly debated issue for months now. those two are for initiative 77 and believe it put all minimum wage workers on a level playing field but tho that are against it say that it takes money out of service workers pockets because they're less likely to gedequate tips. either way, the majority of d.c. voters approved initiative 77 back in june and increasing

minimum wage from $3.33 an hour to h15 anr and they could consider overturning the initiative but not everyone agrees with th. >> they're trying to actively suppress the vote of d.c. voters. >> council members are expected to meet at 11:00 a today we're told more than 100 people representing both sides are expected to have their voices heard. >> what finally lead to police to this suscted serial kill. >> anld notion about heart medicine is being debunked by a study. why taking an aspirinay a isn't helping as much as you may think. that's next on news 4 day.

>> a flash flood watch has been issued for the district. arlington county, fairfax, loudoun, andll the way out to the valley. rainfall amounts will be measured in th inches befor all of this is done as what's on of florence comes through.

a border patrol agent isar behind accused of killing four women in texas. juan davideirtiz is described as a serial killer. he was arrested on saturday after a woman he allegedly tried to kidnap narrowly managed to escape. she was able to alert the four women killed were prostitutes. it's not clear whether he was on duty at the time of the alleged killing.

he is a 10 year veteran with the dls. border patrol. >> a d attack by a phon phony mariachi band in mexico killed five people. the shooting could b t linked a turf war between two rival gangs. >> massachusetts residents are finally going back to what's left of their me. series and explosions and fire destroyed homes in several boston suburbs. one person was killed, 20 others injured and three communities had to be evacuated. officials say too much pressure in natural gas lines are to blame.ws utility cre worked through the weekend to c completecks of homes and buildings in the area. more aspirin a day may do harm than good. they protect against a second or australian researchers found there was no benefit for healthy

seniors. aspirin users didn't have a lower risk of heart disease or live longer. researchers found daily aspirin use increased the risk of death in healthy adults. mostly from cancer. >> time magazine has new owners this morning. the iconic publication is being sold for nearly $200 million to a billionaire techceo. sales force ceo and his wife sey re investing in a company with tremendous impact on the world. >> this morning the emmy nominees are waking up excited for tv's biggest night. crewki are wng hard before the celebrities hit the stage. a lot of eyes are on whichwihow be crowned outstanding drama series. it's game of thrones and shows like this is us. we'll find out tonight who will win big right here on nbc 4. >> should be a fun show. >> absolutely.

>> we't w be up. >> no. >> we'll have high likes tomorrow, though. >> there you go. >> dvr or something like what's left of florence finally getting ready to do its final assault on what's left of north carolina. large portions of theay state under water. the storm was downgraded to a category 1 storm a lot of people i think let their guard down on that. that's the last thing you should do. the main threat with this hurricane and with every landfalling hurricane, part oularly in this part the world, is always going to be the rain and the flooding as a result. it was downgraded to a one and a lot of people started to think is isn't going to so bad. think again. 30 inches of rain over a huge amount of real estate they'll have several more days of rising waters before things start to settle down this weekend.

what's left of all thel tpi moisture will impact our area today. cloudy here in the washington area. let you know when the rain is moving in or out. it won't be moving out until late in the day tomorrow. last few dry hours or two in the d.c. area. that will be changing by 10:00 .r 11:00 this morning it is tropical moisture and a lot of moisture to ring out of the atmosphere. pockets of heavy rain are probably an inch but one to two inches in the western suburbs and three to four inches in the valley. another chance of rn up to 5:00 or 6:00 when it finally

pushes what is left of the tropical moisture out of here. near 100% chance for rain today. and then three days in r a not only without rain chances but with sunshine and temperatures way above average for the second half of the week. good morning, how are things doing on the >> a couple of little problems here. not slowing too much right no frederick northbound 270. sounds like you have a report of the cra truck off the road is what we're saying right now. seeing the tinie delay southbound. this is one we have to keep an eye on. this has developed into something pretty slow. new traffic pattern in the middle of the road. and you can see inner loop and

outerloop looking good over fl. >> you'ld them in almost any school. a quick way to divide glaclassrs but it's a machine that can turn deadly. susan takes a closer look at these partitions and the dangers that come with them. that's next on news 4 today. >> the hbo star talks about what to expect.

there's new concerns surrounding the large motorized petitions found in our schools. >> a closer look at thosean meal walls following the death of a third grader last spring. >> we spent monigsng up information from every school district in our region. we wanted to know how many are there outt there and w rules are in place to protect our children. a little boy died after getting caught between the moving partition and the wall in his sc how it happened is unclear. police tell us their investigation is on going. >> tt's still a question i have. how could that have happened and it's just -- >> retired fairfax c teacher carol bailey wants to make sure it doesn't happen again. so tonight on news 4, at 5:00,

we'll tell you what she's doing to try tct pro students and find out what our investigations under coved that prompted this reaction from r. >> it's just mind boggling. you can't imagine and particularly after this. >> plus we're working for you with an easy way to find out if your child's school has one of these motorized walls. that's tonight at 5:00. >> it is 25 right now. coming up a fire sparked by a blast inside a bethesda apartmnot. now we kw which electronic device caused this explosion. >> and good morning, everybod happy monday. hope you enjoyed the weekend. daily grade on c your repord today for the weather. it's an f. what else could you give rain on a monday. rain heavy at times. a complete check of today's forecast hour by hour coming up. >> plus we continue to follow the breaking news out ofmo

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>> let's get to that breaking news. a silver spring neighborhood is waking up to a policeat investign after five people were shot inside aome on amberleigh drive. two people were dead and two of the victims were children. justin finch is at the scene now and just learned more information about what's happ happened. good morning to you. >> approaching 5:30 right now. we're still tracking a weather alert today as what's left of florence mak it's way now. chuck bell is here to fill us in. chuck, what's thelatest? >> the umbrellas. it's been a permanent fixture for the last couple of weeks and it's going to be needed again for today, tonight and tomorrow. flash flood watches have been issued for a large portion of the dmv including the district, arlington county, fairfax, udoun and all the way out west. possibility for locally heavy

rain. in and around the d.c. metro area. probably a inch. maybe as much as two but west of the blue ridge, potentially 2 to as much as 4 inches of rain. you can get all the weathern informat pushed to your app. free and downloadable from the app store. owill dry but won't be the case for long as rain continues to push here. it's not cold outside. the low 70s outside. upper 70s to near 80 degrees. be ready for more rain drops on the commute. good morning, melirna. >> good g. i'm preparing for that. frederick northbound70 after urbana crash there with aadruck off th is now out of the way. laurel, norbound 197, still have that crash hanging around

and a new problem, upper marlbo4., northbound sounds like it right be the right shoulder with that bl di vehicle. camp springs outer loop before allentown road. two left lanes t and right lanes. you have to stay rright. tht of the beltway, inner loop a outer loop moving nicely. thank you. breaking news out of mtgomery county, a man and a woman are dead and three others are hurt in what police a now investigating as a murder-suicide. >> some of the victims aredr ch. justin is live at the scene with the latest on >> aaron, that's right. an apparent murder-suicide police say has brokenrthis family aeaving two children and a 22-year-old woman in critical condition. a 57-year-old man and 48-year-old woman are dead in

this domestic shooting now unde. investigat they were all found upstairs in this home here off the 100 block of amberleigh drive. the handgun police say was also und inside as well. what's unclear, though, at this time is just what lead up to this. why did this happen? police say at this point the do believe there was a dispute between an older man and woman sthat lead to t shooting. police tell us that shortly after midnight theyot the call. >> 911 received a call from an adult side the residence in the 100 block of ambeeigh drive stating that a shooting had just occurred inside that

home >> as you're looking live at the scene now, every light in this home is on. investigators going inside and outside of this home. police also focused on four cars parked outside of thiss house here well. two are dead. three children including that d 22-year-oman are now in the hospital fighting for their lives. we'll bring you updates from the scene as we get them. >> thank you. it's 5:33. back n to our coverage of florence. rescue workers have been working around the clock since florence made landfall. they conducted more than 1,000 water rescues of people tpped by fas moving flood waters. flood waters will continue to rise today if the rain kee falling. 17 people have died and more than half a million people don't have power. >> news 4's chris lawrence joins us live now with more on the flooding there. chris, good morning. >> good morning. yeah, we have a bit of a break. up until about 5 or 10 minutes

ago it was raining pretty steadily so nice toenjoy a brief respite but the waters here are still rising and they're not expecte to crest until the end of this week. this was all coming from the neuse river. let me show you a view to give you an idea of what it looks like from the air. ou can see roads, streets, nomes, really entire neighborhoods i some parts of town have been completely submerged he and that's a because of the rising inland rivers like the neuse river still conrenuing to cst without the week. as i bad as is here it's even worse in wilmingt there, they h rescued between 4 and 500 people and the thing is they have no

power. folks have been using them for the last few days andhe town has been completely cutoff. the interstate and secondary road all flooded. the airport is shutdown even the port in which you might be able to get supplies in from a boat. that's closed as well. so ty may have to helicopter in some supplies to that town ttil some ofse roads can be reopened and that might not happen until maybe tonight, possibly even tomorrow. so very very tough times in wilmington and back here live, here on the ground, you can see that current flowing out sort of little bit, that is aere. the water rushing in. i was here last night. i can tell you, it has already picked up a bit just from when we were here about 8:00 or 9:00 last night. back to you guys. thank you. we'll have more on the storm and what it means for our area coming up in a few minutes.

>> now to our other top story this morning at 5:35. a bicyclist is dead after colliding with a car in prince george's county. >> we're toldtahe driverd on the scene. >> the woman that accused brett kavanaugh of sexua misconduct has come forward. the washington post is reporti her name. now democrats are fighting to delay a vote in committee on s kavanaugh whie say it will still happen this week. livee potts will have a report from capitol hill in a few minutes. >> it was a tough loss for the skins. yesterday the team lost it's polis pener to the india colts 21-9. this morning many are still talking about how this team's sell out streak has officially come to an end yesterday

attendance was 50,000 short. >> the team has a chance to restart that streak. theyee back at h next week against the green bay packers. it kicks off sunday afternoon at 1:00. >> coming up a charging warning. a plugged in electronic an explosion inside an apartment. what was behind the dangerous that's still ahead. >> plus scare at the circus. children injured whe an animal act goes wrong. mo on trehi

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caught fire yesterday. the firhe spread inside apartment. about 77 firefighters responded and evacuated thebu ding. no one was hurt. the fire caused $75,000 worth of mage. >> terrifying video this morning of a camel losing control at a circus. >> six children, one adult sent to the hl here after that animal reacted violently. you can see the camel near the top of the screen. this was yesterday afternoon during a circus performance in pittsburgh. children were riding a camel on the main floor of the arena wn it got loose and started to buck. one child has a fractured arm now. af tr ten seconds staff regained control of the animal. investigators are still trying to figure out why the camel reacted this way.

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. >> two of the injured are children. our crews are working for y on the scene right now. >> it's also a storm team 4 weather alert day as we track what's left of florence. this storm is expected to move through west virginia and into pennsylvania today after leaving much ofhe carolinas under water. those of you waking up in the valley could see up to three inches of rain tonight. our chuck bell isng keepin eye on the forecast right here in

the d.c.rea and he'll be back in a few minutes. >> first to a developing story, the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of seal assault is speaking out and going public. she claimed the assault happened in the 1980s in montgomery county. >> now democrats are fighting to delay a vote on kavanaugh's t confirmatis week. tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning. tracy, when did the democrats find out about this accuser? >> july. and that's when they first got the letter. democrats want to delay and somt republicans wo hear from her before they vote. from accusations stemming a house party back in the 80s when she claims judge kavanaugh then ateenager, groped her and held her do. e said she ended up getting away. >> the topra dem on the senate judiciary committee wants

to delay a te. will tha happen? >> it's possible because a couple of republicans say they're not comfortable voting judge kavanaugh forward. >> thank you. >> happening tonight, they're having another listening session tin light of on going church sex abuse scandal. there's allegations hat cardinal wuerl covered up abuse by priests during his time as bishop in pittsburgh. he denies the allegations. remembers arere invited to s concerns and feeling on the sex abuse scandal as well as hethoughts on how can protect and assist abuse survivors. tonight's listening session is period hahhi happening at the same church where he celebrated mass last friday. he called for a six week season of healing for thechurch. he is expected to travel to rome soon to ask pope francis to accept his resignation as arch bishop of washington. >> the fight for fair wages coinues today in the district.

hundreds of tipped workers will ask the d.c. council not to overturn initiative 77. eventually give a significant pay bump to those workers. nicoleacobs is live in northwest washington with both sides of the argument, nicole. >> the debate is back on the table today as d.c. council members could overturn this initiative. it was amid much controversy when theor majy of voters approved initiative 77 and that was increases wages from $3.33 an hour to $15 an hour by 2025. many service wkers though, even the mayor, disapprove of this initiative. critics have been working for months now to have it reversed. >> i feel it's going tour

communities. the prices in restaurants are going to go up. >> coming upt 6:00 you'll hear from a former d.c. server that now lives in california and says a similar initiative works just fine ther back to you. >> all right. nicole for us in downtown d.c. thank you. >> the d.c. mansion murders trial resumes this morning. so far we have heard testimony from 17 s.witnes another man said he talked to her on the phone and she sounded scared andnervous. shortly after that conversation the mansion went up in flames. stay with news 4 for complete overage on this high profile case you can find the latest information in the nbc washington app by srching mansion. >> today opening statements begin in the first-degree murder trial of a chicago police officer in the fatal shooting of

17-year-old mcdonald. officer jason van dyke pleadedty not gu you might remember the video here. attorneys say he feared for his ife when he shot mcdonald 16 times. it shows himhooting the him as he walked away from officers. >> more than half a million people don't have power this morning because of florence. many are relying on generators that require lot of gas. take a look at this drone video. the gas lines in north carolina. you n seeines snake more than a mile from the entrance. people waited several houth in lane. one man said he was filling up cars for the entire neighborhood. >> we couldn't first get out of our house. we told everybody we were going

get gas. and they gave us their gas cans and we got down here. >> other drivers could run out of gas while they were waiting and had to be pushed the rest of the day. >> we're tracking florence on all of our platforms. you can find the latest track on the nbc washington app. coming up, news 4 chris lawrence will have a look at the flooding in kinston north carolina. >> crews are trying to clean up this a tree fell at 42nd and albemarle street yesterday. snapped a power pole, look at that. using the homes on that block to lose power. crews will probably be up there until 7:00 this morning. >> already looking at record rain fall. this summer has been rainy. >> really wet.

>> it's the third rainiest year to date on record. back to the 1870s. so if you feel like it's done nothing but rain around here for the lastf couple weeks or month, you are correct. you can always get thees l of our forecast on our nbc washington app and you'll bene ing it because there's plenty more rain where we had more than enough already. here's storm team 4 radar this morning. rain drops moving to the far western side. already raining in colpepper now. showers moving into winchester now.yl northern md, the panhandle of west virginia and comes all the way east to the corridor. most of the metro area, 1 to 2 inches possible between now and the end of the day tomorrow. so this is a long duration.

another 24 to 48 hours of rain in the forecast. temperatures now in the low 70s around there are some 60s on the map thgh. both at 68 degrees. for a monday, no sunshine today. rain could be briefly heavy at times. especially this afternoon and this evening. tomorrow we go from a steady rain to spits and starts of rain showers. it's going to bring an end to the rain. probably around the tune the goes down tomorrow. that's certainly good news but wait until you see how much oi warmer it's to get. i was going to say cold front. not really a cold front. it's just a weather front. it's going to blow the rain chances out of here.ou here's ten day forecast. near 100% chance for heavy rain day. 70% chance tomorrow but the three dry days in a row. unbelievably warm too.

perhaps near 90n friday there's chances for more rain over theweekend. that will be backso . >> northbound 197 still have that crash hanging around. right side by a disabled vehicle and down five. left side there is blocked by a crash. now the rest of the belt way is okay travel times looking good in maryland. same situation in virginia.

>> thank you, a world record was broken by a girl in our area. yesterdar- 11-yd grace roberts set the world recd for the most hugs in a minute. this all happened during the weekend long tuyou are th cure national mall. e was inspired by her brother fighting cancer. >> spreading good cheernd all artoo. >> a little girl with a rare birth defect set the goal to throw the first pitch at all 30 major league baseball parks. >> and yesterday she met that goal. she tossed out the first pitch with her robotic hand. she tossed out the pitch for the los angeles rangers to wrap u t her around the country. she was born with colon syndrome that caused t fingers on her hand to be underdeveloped. she worked with doctors to design a robotic hand and the first pitch was thrown in

baltimore. good monday morning. i'm bertha smzcoombs. amazon lists items only sold by small and mid sized businesses. they say smaller companies can get lost and itay wants a for shoppers to find them more easily. amazonays more than a million products from about 20,000 businesses were selected. >> bertha, thank you. all the carstoad to on a prince george's county road overnight after a deadly accident. details on that crash straight ahead. >> the rain is being measured in feet and not inches in north

carolina. the latest on the devastation is coming up right here on news 4 today. fi

gunre overnight. two people are dead and children are fighting for their lives y ter a shooting in montgom county. >> the storm is weakening over the carolinas and deadly rain is still hammering the region. news 4 is on the ground as the massive relief effort continues. >> an accuser comes forward days after a woman claimed the

supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh sexually assaulted her. she tells more of her story to the washington post. >> good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us as we start a busy morning. >> florencend look at rain for the day ahead. >> still more rain across the region this afternoon. what's left of florence is still spinning away out here acrossth far sestern west virginia and out ahead of it is another band of heavy rn now. moved through parts of central vir virgia and these thunderstorms down here.