we can't eve talk with the senate judiciary committee about what that would look like. they certainly haven't invited her. >> new at midday, the second woman to accuse brett kavanaugh , why she wants to tell her story and why it pbably won't happen. >> and it is a nice day right now but severe weather could be on the y. we'll talk about timing for any storms coming up. and good morning. welcome to "news4 midday."

ca right behind me at the u.s. k tol c capit capitol, republicans are bringing in outside help to question witnesses. >> reporter: republicans have hid rachel mitchell, a veteran sex crimes prosecutor from arizona to question dr. christine blasey ford a brett kavanaugh tomorrow. >> we want this hearing to beer held professionally. >> if they don't trust their own 1 11 male, white republican senators, that tells you all you need to >> two others are making sexual allegations agast the candidate. one is expected to go public

today. lae others kavanaugh exposed himself to her in college. her attorney says she hastn ses and wants to testify but republicans won't >> we can't even talk with the senate judiciary committee about what that would look like and they certainly haven't invited her so it's a moot question a thispoint. >> the democrats are playing a con game, c-o-n, a con game. >> there's nothing new here. i am not going to denyim a promotion to the supreme court based on a -year-old accusation. >> there is no reason to do this before there is an ig inveion. it's disgusting, it's disgraceful. >> but it's happening wit a vote the morning after. but that vote friday morning is not the final vote. we still don't know when the full senatwill consider this confirmation, but senate leaders have said they want to get it

done quickly. >> and you'll be able to watch the senate hearing right here n on nbc4. we are watchg president trump. he is endorsing two-state solution to a israeli-palestinian conflict. >> now to our weather. it is warming up quickly out there this morning. >> laur, it's starting to feel like summer again. >> i know, i know. those temperatures are reminiscent of summer. back in the 80s for daytime highs todae after spent some cooler days, cooler than average days. ok at that. a beautiful view. the live capital camera, showing a lot of suns ne outthere. boy, is itm. getting w

70s, already in the low 80ss and that continues off to the eastern shorwi this sunshine and these warm temperatures, we are seeing that atmosphere becom atl l bit detable istabilized. here is the edge of the frontal system sweeping through our area, bringing clouds and rain. we're going to talk aboutiming of storms. we do believe some of these could pack a little bit of a punch. we'll talkthbout . that's coming up in about 20 minutes. >> thanks, lawyer i don't knour. we are learning more about the terrifying electrotion of a little girl. investigators say a device that controls the flow of electricity to lights on a handrail was improperly installed. the girl touched that handrail and was jolted by 120ol of electricity, 20 times what

should have been powering the handrail in the first place. the girl is still in critical condition. >> we are working to learn how a d.c. police officer doing after a bad crashovernight. that crash shut down new york avenue. a police suv collided with another car andebhere wass all over the road. no word on what caused the crash but from the damage it looks like it may have been a head-on collision. an d a crash in gainesville on sunday. the security cama footage shows a car slowing down before taking off. the car will likely have damage to the front driver's side of the vehicle. you can find the information in our hinbc wton app. >> a man braved fire, smoke and

lo possible eon to help ngers.our st the people were trapped after a head-on crash on ridgefield road in dale city. th p is cellne video taken just a secondsfter impact yesterday. you can see the flames shooting out of the car.s witnesay a silver chrysler jumped the median, slapped head on into the jeep davidayala was driving and immediately went to help and to pull the driver from theurng jeep. >> we tore down the jeep's sun roof to get him out and he was just completely hurt. he had a broken leg, the steering wheel was compressed on his chest, he couldn't breathe. i hope everyone's okay. everyone wants to go back home every day. >> ayala was ableulo the driver out of the chrysler. firefighters rescued therapped passengers. all four people were seriously

hurt and were medivaced to the hospital. >> if you were cau ot on of d.c.'s cameras, you're not alone. triple a says that's because the new speed cameras are hardr see. people have mixed feelings about e cameras. i think we can all relate, chris. >> i just got popped by a speed ra in d.c. it's getting harder to find someone who hasn't. t triple a reports that d.c. issuan more th a million tickets in the last 12 months alone. the flash goes off and there goes yaur money,t by the speed camera, you're out another hundred buck >> it's too much money, man. then they hide cameras. i think is ridicuus. >> t new cameras have

something called ck3d tg radar. they're so high you'll probably never see them. >> i think we make enough money with the cameras now. i don't think we should have to thing. radar that's a bit much. >> others say the cameras make their drive a lot safer. >> it's going to reduce the speeds, which actually helpin ele the accidents and all. >> too many kids coming home from school sometimes and speed are speeding everyere. i think it will be fine. >> d.c. collected more than $100 miion in revenue in the last 12 months from the cameras. now officials are considering raising the top fin from 300 to $500. >> i think that's just - like i said, we're targeted. >> reporter: well, the d.c. council will hold a public round tableer tomorrow aon at 1:30.

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we have breaking news in camp spring maryland. police are on the scene of a deadly accident. it happened at the intersection of allentown road and old branch avenue. this hearse is the only vehicle volved. and an overturned semi is affecting the inner and out of loop ram to 395. the fire is out but it will be some time before the crash lane is clear a the lanes are reopen again. >>he suspect in the death of a logan circle jogging hadn extensive history. he was arrestedix time for far ef vagvasion over the last years. d.c. police say this is

surveillance video the night hel gedly murdered martinez. crawford wasas arrested week. his history could further fuel a debate about decriminaling fare payment. some say people should not be arrested for not paying fares >> nicole jacob joins usith more. >> whi many see this as a minor offense, metro officials really want to stop those skippe in their tracks. in order to get from point a to point b, there is a cost, a cost metro officials say some riders

are skipping. >> see it a lot. >> metro h issued thousands of citations. end of august report indicates 5,000 on rails and 3,000 on the buses. >> i've don it accidentally and you get the buzz onth the o end. >> many are not by accident but aunction of sneaky, skipping practices. >> somebody put my fare and they come right behind you when they don't want to pay. >> they want to enforce people paying fares is fair enough to me. it's not a terribly exp ride. >> uniformed and plain-clothed officers are enforcing it and citing offenders for a penalty of the cost of the fare or upwards of $250. >> 250 seems steep but the fare is what you should pay from the kdginning. >> it's a crn to make sure

everyone pays their fair share. >> there has actually been a significant drop at dean wood, whichad been pretty much at the top of the list. metro officials are crediting th decrease of fare evaders to the 24-hour police presence. back to you. >> nicole, thankyou. starting monday students who hde metro for free theree to have a special smart trip card. this applies to studes in d.c. and in fairfax county. student i.d. cards like the d.c.-1 card will no longer work. the special smart trip cards are available thrgh each students' school. >> right now the man known as america's dad is behind bars. yesterday bill cosby was sentenced to three to ten years for sexual assaulting andrea constand in 2004.

the judge called cosby a sexually violentpredator. soon after he was booked into jail and moved to prison. pthis morning thesecutor who helped bring him down talked about the case on the "today" show. she said cosby hid behind his tv dad pr seersona for years. a man who was two different individuals, the man we saw on tv and he utilized that as cloak to groom women and gain their trust. >> his defense team says it will appeal theca . the district attorney said cosby will likely be moved from the max security facility to a facility that works with older inmates. >> the case of a virginia man killing his wife and a police officer who tried to helped. vestigators say ronald hamilton shot and killed his wife crystal in february of 2016. he then opened fire on police

officers who responded to the prince william county ashley wilmington was killed. osecutors argue his client snapped and didn'tstetend to kill anyone. >> prosecutorssed a man's own facebook post against him. his stepmother said he did not see him for nearly two days. th's when the family and their housekeeper were held hostage and later killed. this man told jurors that during a 36-hour period, there was hardly any activity. the trial will resume this wrning. >> meanwhilre keeping an eye on a potential government shutdown. this is the fourth year that government workers have had to deal with the anxiety of a potential shutdown. the house is set to vote on a

minibus appropriate yaions pack on friday. it's uncleardef the p will sign that bill sincedo it n't include money for a wall along the southern border. >> the upcoming elections are weighing heavy on the mind of voters. cumbent democrat senator tim kaine will square off aga sst cowart. you can catch nbc night live news a half hour early. that will be at 6: following "news4" at 6:00. chuck todd of "meet the press" will moderate. >> this morning congratulations are in order for a dale city firefighter. > we told you yesterday about captain eddie i recipe to the c

and he won. the $10,000 is being used for the fire station's santa program. that's where they take santa around on the fire truck to visit terminally ill children in the community. congratulations to the dale city volunteer fire house. sounds delicious. >> yes, it does. >> we have good news about divorce rates. >> a look at who is being praised for the change. ♪ ♪ >> and she's still good! >> jennifer hudson is on the ellen show. she puts her pipes to the tles.

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then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. re millennials driving down the divorce state. study from the university of maryland finds the divorce rate dropped 18%. andcouples tend to be older more highly educated, as opposed

to many baby boomers who married young and divorced a bunch of time. ey predict the divorce race will continue to fall. >> that's great >> max scherzer has hit another incredible milestone. >> hde recor his 300th strikeout of the seas>>. ast night scherzer took the mound and threw ten strikeouts. he's the 17th player in modern baseball history to reach that mark. >> i definitely wanted to do it here at home. the fans, unbelievable support. when they're standing on feet going crazy, it gives you an extra adrenaline boost.th >> today i last home game of the season as the nats wrap up their series against the marlins. firstit is this afternoon at 4:05. t lauren wasre yesterday.

>> it was crazy. >> it was nice. his wife, the kept showing her. she was in tears. it was awesome. and they would not let him leave the mound. >> i like him so much. he's such a good guy. just a humble, good guy. >> i hope they get the game in today. >> you think? >> there's a question about that. >> 4:00 start,ig it's when we're going to have these storms rolling through the iarea. going to time out these storms for you. in case you are headed for the game or doing something later on this afternoon, we do have chance for some severe weather. we're getting some of that ut sunshine there right now. and again, that's helping to deabilize things a little bit and we are going to continue to see this instability creep in as at frontal system approaches the region. temperatures comin on up. we'll be in the 80s for the

highs today. for the most part it is hot and st is humid out, there average temperature for time of year, 77 degrees. so you see the sunshine we get. we're seeing a little bit of cloud cover. clouds are continuing to increase throughout the afternoon. here's a look at the frontal system right here. you can see it. it'shest r o mea.inov gwith i that sunshine, that's gi to help create that instability and actually get som severe weather. this is from the storm prediction center in norman, oklahoma. severe storms outlook. on a level of one to five, we're right at level two here for most of our region, for d.c. and nort d.c. and south, marginal risk. we do have a risk, it's a small one. the impact would be heavy,in wind, small tornado threat north of the. regi the clouds roll in and then

after about 4:00 along the i-81 corridor, we'll see storms move into the area. it's a little later, 7:, 8:00, around i-95 and we'll continue to have showers as weug go th the evening. temperatures today in the mid 80s from about 4:00 to 9:00. so mid 80s todayut then we're 60s tomorrow with rain chances. we've got the weekend looking nice. we'll talk abo d that inail and when the next chance of rain after the weekend coming up in about 15 minutes. >> thanks, lauren. >> securitydvces for train stations. how the technology can screen passengers without them even knowing it. >> and no let-up in the search for aiss being m

right now a mother in north narolina is pleading for help finding her missing little boy. >> maddox rich is 6 years old and on the autism spectrum. he's been missing since saturday. the story has struck a note with parents of young children everywhere. gabe gutierrez has the latest in g gastonia, north carolina. >> reporter: the mother of 6-year-old maddox ritch with a desperate plea. iust want my son back,

please. maddox is my whole world and my reason for living. he's mama's bo maddox was at the park. he loved bouncy balland he loves his teddy bear. >> reporter: since maddox is nonverbal, police have been playing recordings of his parents' voices, hoping that would draw him out. the fbi sd his father has now joined search teams in charlotte, retracing their steps. that's whene tells police he and another adult were walking with maddox when he took off ahead. they'rerying to talk with a professional photographer and a nearby.who may have been >> persons o interests can help us with the timeline. >> specialized drones and choppers fly overhead. this community is reeling. >> i hope they find him and i hope they find him alive.te

>> rep hoping the young boy last seen wearing a " will be "i'm the man back with his family soon. >> thank you all for your love and support. arms.t my baby back in my >> reporter: this park behind me is sprawling. authorities have expanded this searchew area a miles beyond its perimeter. the fbi is now offering a $10,000 reward for information in this case. gabe gutierrez, nbc news. >> security cameras caught this manntoming the bar after hours and snatching booze. it happened just before the morning on monday. police say he threw a brick through the glass window to get inside. there is a reward for up to $1,000 for information leading to an arrest and. indictme >> police in california are

investigating a break-in at the home of singer rihanna. police were called to the home for reports of a burglary. police say a number of items were taken from the home.ot it's clear if rihanna was ho at the time. r house was broken into also a few monago. >> a wild police chase in l.a. ended in a train tunnel. this happened back in february but the video was justea rd overnight. can you see the train go down the tunnel. about 30 seconds later, he comes the truck i the video. >> another camera picks up the male driver and femaleassenger after they ditched the truck. they tried to find a spot to hide in an evacuation passage. with police closing in, the man hides beneath thelo boards. the woman walks out of thenn as is never caught.

the man under the floor and he was sentenced to two years in jail. several recent terror attacks happened at soft targets. >> the cutting edge technology is designed to protect the nation's biggest train stations from attas. jeff rossen has more. >> reporter: at airports, body scanners check every single passenger, but atrain stations they don't. the ultimate soft target, potential bombers allowed to board and when they strike, it can be deadly. new york ci, a terrorist detonating this bomb in the subway. amazingly that terrorist was the only one serious live injured. but in minsk, 32ad de but now the new technology that

can revolutionize security. they have figured out a way to scan thousands of passengers coming into train stations nd subway stations. i'm being scanned right now head to toe. it's all hidden. you can't tell. it's called through vision, los ved by the tsa and the angeles metro is the first agency in the country to use it. this is it, a sll box on wheels that can literally go anywhere. how does it work? >> this scans individuals entering for very dangerous weapons -- >> suicide vests? >> absolutely. >> they hide s all piece of metal under this guy's clothes. you can't tell. he looks like everyoneelse. if you look, you cs see t dark mass. that indicates he could potentially be concealing

something. >> look again. here's what everyone else looks like, solid green.ha here's wt it looks like for someone carrying a bomb, even a plasticweapon. the canine unit immediatny called i to see if he's carrying something dangerous. this new technology could be deployed nationwide in just months. >> pretty amazing. >> >> so storms are in thet forecas this afternoon and lawyer i don't know is

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the truck did fire. it will be some time before the crash is cleared and lanes reopened. >> the student handbook for a school in port st. lucy says no zeros will be given to students. a teacher fired for giving zeros wants that policy changed. s> reporter: motivation, inspiration, tha what diane strived to provide her student as a longtime teacher. >>eaing is calling for me. shehe thought the same when started teaching eighth grade history in port st. ly last month. but then she assigned this explore noteboen project. wheveral students didn't turn it in, she found out about what she said is the school's no-zero policy.

>> what if they don't do it at the end? >> you don't know what's going on at home. what you see is front level. if my son choonses not to do it he knows he's got an issue. >> the teacher was fired and she wrote this message to students bere sheleft. her students responded. >> you were right about not giving people 50s. g >> ade in this class is earned. time she motivates p icychange. >> i'm so upset. we have a nation of kids that are expecting to get paid just for showing up and it's not

real. >> that's a pretty interesting and iortant lesson f her to teach. >> and there are so many parts of that onion to peel back, layers to that discussion. but she brings up a very valid point. switching gears. how do you spend yhor birthday? did you spend your last one? it's probably not what will smith was doing here. he celebrated his 50th byin out of a helicopter. this is overnd the g canyon. incredible. he streamed this on jooyoutube. he said the decision relates to a family trim in the 70s was the only one in manyy famil terrified to walk up to the edg of the canyon. i think it's safe to say he's overcome his feare' >> conquered that! >> yes, he has. >> on a beautiful y. >> look at his kids there. it's a great shot.

>> back here, does weather give you the heebie jeebies? >> a little bit this afternoon. we'll have thunder, lightning. a little bit of everythi. it's going to be like a summer day when we have the storms in the afternoon and some of them can be strong. a amel i will be with you this afternoon and this evening to keep you infoed. doe have rain today? doesn't look like it right now. beautiful view outside. finally some sunshine and warmer temperatures. that's all going to change by this afternoon. are we dry tomorrow? no. in fact, we go backo the s tomorrow and showers throughout the day, we go back to aray day. will it still be hot on thursday? we go from the 80s to the 60s. but the good news is theeekend isoing to be dry and it's going to feel like fall. we're on our way to the m 80s. 70s and 80s out there right now.

topping out at 86 degrees today. from about 4 p.m. to 9 p.m., w that's when could have some strong storms. so if you're headi to the nats game, last game of the season, taking on the marlins. 4:05 is first pitch. weave a slight chance of rain, 3:00, 4:00. that's when i think it's going to enter around i-81, could bring some pretty nasty storms to our area. clouds are starting t fill in right now. we're seeing the leading edge of that rain gettingea to push through western maryland. all of that will head into then sun instability that that sun has created in our kbrar. not going to see anything for lunch oon early after but after about 4:00, 5:00, along i-81, it's going to continue to push through i-85. damaging winds. definitely a big possibility. we'll hold on for chances of

rain as we continue tough the afternoon. as we said, we'll talk about that weekend in tail. the ten-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you, lauren. >> if you think you might be prone to panic attacks, e have important information next. >> plus, dropping the

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paid supels in the world married to one of the highest paidathletes. gisel says she once battled panic attacks. >> reporter: if you have ever experienced a sudden surge of overwhelming anxiety, you may have suffered from a panic attack. one third of us will experience a panic attack at some poi in our lives. dr. joshua winer joins us with what can be done to prevent them. what exactly is a panicta ? >> like you said in the intro, it's thisea intense and anxiety that develops very quickly, where your body is essentially in fight or flight de. you g all these physical changes. your heart starts racing, you start trembling, your respiratory rate increases, breathing becomesallow, you feel like walls are closing in, like you're using youba nce. a lot of times people are so afraid of what's happening with

theirbodies, i leads them to go to the emergency room because they think they're having ake str heart attack. this is what a panic attack is. sometimes they occur once or ettwice and ses they become a real problem where they occur friek fre frequently. >> how do you know the difference between anxiety and a full-on, real panic attack? >> if you have e, you'llknow. it's really different. people who are anxious in general are more likelyex to rience a panic attack. it is a risk factor. y but when're having a panic attack, you're in fear mode, you're wondering wt the heck going on with my body right now. very different from i'm nervous abouts going to happen in my meeting today where you have this low-gradeetan >> do panic attacks occur more frequently in placesr activities where there is stress and anxiety? >> they do.

but they can also occur at weird times when you're wating tv. or one of the more common times is when you wake up in the morning. you wake up feetoling like heart is pounding and you can't catch your breath. what becomes problematic is people will restrict their ve they worry about being somewhere where they can't escape. they avoid the mall or standing in line at the grocery store.ha >> do you know causes pan being ic attacks? >> we think it has to do with this sudden surge of your adrenaline or sympathetic nervous systemhere it's going into overdrive. you want to activate that calming part of your nervous system. you do that byoi deep breathing. it sounds corny bs it one of

the most helpful things, do 4-2-4 or5-2-4 breathing. medications can be l,help cognitive behavioral therapy can be helpful. anything to lower general anxiety will be helping in preventing panic attacks. >> wheu do ow you should seek treatment for something like this? >> if this has happened one time, you're probably going to go seek treatment because you're going to be so freaked out, wasre going to want to kno there something going on with my heart, the doctor will run tests and they'll say, no, ihink you had a panic attack. once you've had that happenyo a know what's happening to your body, that helps because you're not going to freak out as much the second time it ours but if this starts to happen with some regularity and you restrict your life in any kind of way, youol aely want to seek help.

there are some good treatments out the. most people will get better. you just have to get to the right person and get the help ne you . >> very important issue that faces so many of us. o much. >> my pleasure. >> a special honor is in the works for a beloved yoga instructor murdered in the district. beew community guaarden could named after trisha macauley. e garde would include a mix of medicinal herbs. she was raped and murdered nearly two years ago. >> new moms andpe dads can more time with their children. maryland government larry hogan announced state employees will now get 60 paid parental paid days. the new rules goes into effect

october 1. >> so get this. the same toy used to build castles and dinosaurs is helping this real turtle recover from an injury. this wild eastern box turtle at the customized lego wheelchair. it sits on these for yurs. it was important for them to keep the bottom of the shell off the ground so he can properly he heal. >> interesting they can do that. >> after the break, a look at a new wedding trend. >> gift like toasters and bread ma

one of america's go-to breakfast spots is dropping the donuts take a look at this. dunkin' donuts tweeted out this clip showing its new logo. the change is only happening to the name, not the menu. the change officially takes place in janry. >> i think we've all been calling it that for a little while now. millennials are cashing in on their wedding day. more couples are embracing cash registry. >> it's part of a trend of

prioritizing experiences over possessions. >> reporter: before this couple tied the not, they shared the home. after half a decade as a couple, they were excited to t take next step. but they already had a lot of the household items that are traditional wedding gifts. >> with people getting married so much older, they don't need a thing like a brand new can opener or set a dish. >> so they set up their registry with -- >> a month of blue apron, movie tickets. >> more people are embracing cash registries. >> we see couples who register for cash, ear mark the money towards all sorts of things, anything from a honeymoon to a down payment on a home, ivf

treatmts. we've s even a puppy. >> millennials say it's about more than money. >>le mials are looking to prioritize experiences over in th. >> when brett and jordan became mister and misses, they were surrounded by guests that were funding their future. >> if you can gifomebody dinner at a five-star restaurant on their honeymoon, they'll remember you're the person that made that possible. >> the gift of a lasting memory, no wrapping paperrequired. >> that makes a lot of sense. >> it does. especially with millennials getting married at an older age and you already have tse things. >> you kocan only look at cryst and china -- >> but so long. >> that's right. >> let's go ahead and talk about these storms. have some sunshine out there right now but clouds are increasing. here comes a line of storms ahead of a frontal system.ou

any time 4:00, 5:00, along i-81. some of these damaging winds will be our main concern, heavy downpours and a strong threatf hail. this weekend we'll have sunshine s.d temperatures in the 70 bu get to the weekend first. tomorrow will be in the 70s. >> thank you for joining we are back on the air this afternoon, first at 4:00. y >> can get news and updates on our nbc washington app. have a great d. waiting for a liver transplant..

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