>> the rapper's three-wheeling mega hatt. rant for the presid >> news4 begins with a storm team 4 weather alert. >> it is all about the rain. w at 4:00, heavy rain coming in parts of our regionhu a severeerstorm warning in parts of virginia. >> now it's our turn to deal with the remnants from one of the most powerful hurricanes to hit indecades. thanks for joining us. >> hello. the devastation inflicted by hurricane michael is coming into focus. here's se drone video that story.tells the rows upon rows of businesses found cpletely smashed into cueces. >> rese workers are hoping to find the hundreds of people who may have defied evacuation yeders and s in their homes. >> we've got team coverage for

you here. doug is standing by. ohis storm has made its way our region. fortunately all we have is the rain. >> wave severehunderstorm warning. the rain and eventually the wind. the rain will be the big thing over the next couple hours. rush hour tonight will be a mess. ta look at the rain. most of it in toward loudon county. very strongth derstorms. one to three inches of rainfall in this area per ur. that's where we could see it back toward the west. this area now under a severe thunderstorm wning until4:30. a severe thunderstorm warning. stafford, extreme western stafford, eastern culpepper county and this will continue to makethts way to north.

if you live around the warranton area, h up there too. michael, the circu around the raleigh area. this is the cold front. it is hoping to pic up the moisture and enhanks it around our region. that's why we're dealing with the storms there. behind this, take a look. 81 here. 59 toward ohio. that's the cold air. big changes coming in in the next few hours. i'm back in about ten minutes. we're getting a better look at the damage left behind in our area. >> here are t four big headlines from michael today. first the death toll that stands

at two. the crews are just beginni to move into the hardest hit areas so that number may and we're looking at the damage in mexico beach. that's where it made landfall. it resembles more like what a tornado damage area would look ake. the beaa is destroyed. we're talking about power now. power crews beginning to move into florida. more than 850,000 people in the dark. the natbenal guard wil moving in to give people help. yesterday w brought you pictures from some of the hardest hit areas. wendy has our continuedraeam cove from florida. >> reporter: utter devastation. the florida panhandle rimmed to shreds by hurricane michael. the third most powerful storm to ever strike u the. mainland.

>> it was horrible. i've been through storms before. this was the harshest storm i've ever seen. becoming a of category 5. it slamm into the coast with 155-mile-an-hour winds, leaving behind a path of destruction. >> so many lives have been changed forever. so many liv have lost everything. homes are gone. busisses are gone. >> while hundreds of thousands evacuated, chael's rapid intensification caught many by >> if i knew it was going to be a cat 4 with a direct hit, i ver would have stayed. >> hard hit mexico beach is largely cut off and in ruins. lintered buildings littered the landscape as search and rescue efforts continue. >> this hurricane was a absolute monster. th i damage leftn its wake is yet to be fully understood. >> the infrastructure so damaged, officials warn it will

take wee to fully restore the e wer and rebuilding will t much longer. nbc news, florida. >> and we will stay on top of the latest developments throughout our newscast and you can check the nbc washington app to get the latest information.> e have the breaking news from wall street. you don't want to look at your 401( statement today. the stocks are down for the second day. it closed down more than 600 points. it did make up some of that ground and this was after yesterday's 800-point slide. investors have been selling off stocks in favor of safe havens like bonds and many are concerned that a it w lld to a slowdown on the economy. you may not have seen it yet but you have likely heard about it. >>anye delivered a wide

ranging monologue onopics that include his mental health. >> i was dhgnosed w bipole aft ar disorder. i was t sd i hadep deprivation. >> that was some of the milder stuff kanye was there with jim brown to talk about compensation reform. the conversation didn't go very far. blayne, i'm betting you never expected to hear an f-bomb dropped in the oval office. >> most people did not. it veered into all different topics. kanye west spoke on all different topics. it was like a stream of conscious know. he talked about an alternate universe. he was profane a times and he had something to say to those who saye was supporting the

president. >> cancel 87 westn an your oval office meeting. >> i love this guy righthere. >> kanye has been a friend of mine for a long time. >> reporter: legend jim brown talk about prison reform and other topics. but the at times rambling ouching on everything -- >> we have to take a responsibility for what we're doing. we kill o eacher more than police officers. nd that's not saying that the police officers a an issue. they are in a place of, a pofgs power. >> reporter: to mental health, guns, even the president's signature red hat. >> there was something about when i put this hat on, it made me feel like superman. >> a meeting of mutual admira admiration. >> if he don't look good, we don't look good.

>> he can speak for me any time he wants. smart cookcookie he gets it. >> calling him impressive. >> reporter: and a reporter asked whether kanye could be a potential white house candidate. the president said could be, and he chimed in, only after 2024. a very bizarre moment in thee white ho today. >> we'll be talking about this while. the prosecution getting fiery and extremely direct today asey atto try to poke holes in a story daron wint told yesterday about where he was before and after t crime. >> reporter: wint said in the early mning hours, his brother asked to use his mini van and ae

said heeed for $300. he said he dropped him off at his friend's house. he said he ended up spending the night after his brother never came back with his van. this is the same day three family members and their usekeeper were held hostage in their home on woodland drive. in court, the prosecution told the jury that his onlybi a ed was dead. none of his family members to corroborate his story. tricked urors that he him into going to the mansion where he gave him a piece of pizza while w gloves. that's how he said his dna was found on the crus th prosecution reminded him that he sat through the trial andha knew their witnesses would say when they testified ainst him. the prosecution seemingly caught wint off guard when they told the jury that his b ther

cooperated with investigators. days after his blue mini v was set on fire and he wasarrested, prosecutor said he took police to the crossfi . harvey weinstein a development. the allegations were made by wcia evans. they saidnstein forced her to perform oral sex in 2004. he still faces two otherle altions and he is denying the charges. 20 years after he was tortured and killed because he was gay, matthew sheppard will finally rest in peace. >> the national cathedral will entomb his ashes ler this

month. >> 200 people will be entered here over the lastcentury. they include president woodrow wilson and healthen keller. now matthew shepard,illed as an anti-gayll crime, e interred here. a service will be held on october 26th. >> matthew's death was a seari o markthe conscience of our nation, the brutality of the hate that was unleashed against him because he was a gay young man at a time when we were still discussing the validity of gaza and less ban people in our community. >> it is speal for me. i am a gay man. i was the first openly gay person to beld or d bishop in historic christianity.

so this has been a part of my life for a very long time. i think matthew shepard became for as you symbol. andov everyeneeds sim bbr bls. >> he said his mother approached him asking ifer son's ashes would be welcomed here at the washington national cathedral. he said he contacted the dean who immediately and warmly welcgged the tion. reporting from washington national cathedral. chris gordon, news4. omingup, a tragic accident at a metro station. >> a man killed while trying to ride up an escalator. and first lady michelle obama announc her new mission. and assessing the damage one day after hurricane michael

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hurricane michael. doug will be back in three minutes with what areas wilybe impacted wind and rain. and the cooldown on the way. a warning from metro after terrible tragedy. a man in a wheelchair fell and died after trying to use an escalator at thebi col heights station yesterday. darcy spencer joins us live with new reaction from the transit agency and froms rid as well. >> reporter: we are here at the columbia heights metro station. this is the elevator that the man wasoing to use. he had apparently pressed the button but the decided to get on the escalator. now metro is waropng . if you use a wheelchair, a stroller, you have to use the elevator for your own safety. at this point, police have not released the identity of the person who died. he was using a wheelchair when he somehow fellbackward.

the man only waited 14 seconds for the elevator before giving up and taking ecalator. elevator was working here yesterday. w the riders spoke to say this was a reminder that safety comes first. >> people who are i wheel chairs and have baby carriages need to use the elevator. not the escalator. but they do do it a lot of times. i'le seen str but i've never seen a wheelchair on there. i'm looking at it as a tragic accident. >>wo the safety office letters engage with the accessibility committee on how dangerous and ill advised it is to take a wheelchair on the escalator. the same for strollers. use the elevator always. i can tell you the escalator remains out of service at this >> such a tragedy.

thank you. >> we're seeing the remnants of it. we've got some very heavy rain. that will only continueug right th the rest of the eveningho s. take a look now. you notice, northern virginia geing hit the hardest with this storm right now. the heaviest into fauquier county and prince george's county as well. you can see thet heavi rain back to the mountains where we could see my flash oo diwefl've gngot showers just th everywhere. to the east and the west. this isone. we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 4:30.

if you live in western stafford county, fauquierun , this is moving your way. just to the west of fredericksburg. no longer a severe thunderstorm warning but sti a very strong storm, to say the least. notice the area in yellow which includes the northern neck. this area under a tornado watch. right through 10:00. there o has been tornado warning around the norfolkarea. right now, watching the storm. michael just to our south. here it is. it is moving about 25 miles an hour. very close to the raleigh area. right now, we have a live picture. you can see it is on the west side for sure. winds gusting upwards of 50 miles an hour. a lot of power outages and flash flood warnings inhe effect for entire raleigh durham area. so this where michael is right now.

making its way to the north and east.ae mi still moving at 23iles an hour. over 60 to 70 miles an hour. out to see. possibly even strengthening. we're looking at a flash flood watch until 6:00 a.m. wave flash flood watch down toward stafford county. not t around d.c.the west. we're on therier side. watch out for that. heav rain now. the winds begin to pick up as the cold front moves by. 32 miles an hour winds. close to 40 in culpepper.

upwards of 3 t 40-mile-per-hour sts. especially in those areas that see more rain. by tomorrow morning, winds dusting0 to 25 miles an ho. quaef got a lot of changes coming up. rae high temres tomorrow, only in the 60s. 63 is where i'm going. but falling temperatures all day skooxt on sunday. aery chilly weekend. overnight lows in the 40s. so get out the coats. i think you will need them. >> it looks like we'll need everything. it's been five months since the

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it was 1988 when the iconic movie beetle juice hit the screen. duting right here in town now. we're trying get to some details what we canexpect. >> i'm trying to figure it out. you may have seen the tv commercials for beetle juice. with it premiering on the 14th we don't know too much about it. i talked to the actress and grilled for some details. >> taking such a left from the actual sery of movie.

we've taken the tone, we've taken the darkness, it is all there. but we're telling a completely different story with any entir different center piece, which is ar. >> we were saying earlier, it really only works ostage. you couldn't take this form and eut it into a movie just like you can't t movie and throw it on the stage. it's boring. >> so theres a strategy around beetle juice the musical which makes it so mu more beetle juicy again. i won't stay wordagain. d.c. has become quite the hub forheatrics recently. we have mean girls, they all got their world premier here in washington. >> it seems like everything that is old is new again. >>music, movies. >> a lot of what's happening

now. coming up next, tracking michael. we're live from north carolina. an area hit for the second time this month. >> and tracee wilkins will >> and tracee wilkins will explain, there are thousands

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it's 4:30 and we're now tracking tropical storm michael making its way into the region. and just in time for rush hour, some really heavy rain. >> the i heaviest northern fa but i'm seeing it between two and three inche per hour. part of the region is under a flash flood tch. take a look in through northern virginia. this is the area getting h hardest first. and you notice a lot of lightning assiated with these areas of rain. look at the yellow. you have some heavy rain. back toward thes, oran the reds. i want to zoom in here. we have the heaviest rain .he

down toward wood ridge, waldorf, this is making its way toward the d.c. metro area. the evening commute is a mess. and look at this. a very strong dethtorm. it was severe. this is moving toward fauquier county around stafford. a lot of isin. ths where i see threelf and a nches of rain per hour. this is all because of a cold m froning to the east and michael moving to the south. the tropical stgim moisture ng us the very heavy rainfall. right now over portions of north carolina. these are the same areas that were hit so hard by florence about a month ago. not go live, you're talking about the heavy winds here but they're getting a blow for the second time in areas that need to clean up. reporter: yeah. you cover enough of these and you get a sense that these storms have completely different characters. this could not be much more

different from florence. i was down here a month ago. that was the slow moving, heavy rain maker. the water levels stad high for days. this is moving up through the carolina coast. theoo news here on wrightville beach,si o wilmington, it hasn't been nearly as severe as florence was. and they needed the bre here. lots of debris taken out of people's just sitting on the side of the road. lots of trees still down. the hotel where we're staying for a little while,au b of the strong wind gusts. fortunately for the folks here, this was not hhevy flooding event that we saw a month ago. it sounds lik d.c. might get as much rain out of the storm as the coastal carolinas did. inland a much different story. some reports of tornadoes getting spun off. a very different storm from whaw

we in florence and what is headed your way in the dmv. >> solutely. we're getting that. you mentioned the areas, raleigh really seeing those. they're not going to get the worst of it. now i wis moving our and we will see the worst of it. the big thing for us, the rain first and some rain. >> he mention that had each of these orms, they all seem different. it is like each one is a c differenld with its own personality. >> what would you compare this to? >> the most amazing part, and take a look at the graphic. this wilbe the fourth strongest hurricane to ever hit the united states. ever. we're talking hurricane cbaille at 190-mile-per-hour winds. back in 1969. hurricane andrew which everybody hears about. c that was aegory 5. the labor day hurricane. also a cat 5. and there you have michael, just below a category strength. they're going to look at all the

damage that'sne especially around the metro beach area. they're going to look at that data and determineon how s those winds were. this could have been a 5 when it made its way onshore. the one thing you see. like florence did and weaken as it comes toward the coast. this is doingothing but streng ening the entiretime. >> so amazing. >> all right. it is pretty amazing and you can find the most up to date information on the track of the storm and its impact on the washington region. the hour b hour forecast is yours for free in the nbc washington app. the price of a stamp could be going higher. the postal service m wants 5ore cents for its forever stamps. that would make it 55 cents. the post office is still struggling with more people using e-mail. the postal commission has to approve the changes before they take effect. if you are on social

security, you're going on get a raise. the administration announced a 2.8% increase. that means about $39 a month in an average check. it is the biggest increase in seven years. the advocacy group senior citizens league said even with this increase, seniors on social security have lost 34% of the buying power since 2000. still to come, first lady melania trump o up about social media and why she thinks she is, quote, the most bullied person in the. wor person in the. wor and this story, commuters this is a fight.

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harry's cousin get married. princess eugenie wil marry her long time girlfriend. princess charlotte will be the girl.r it will have an autumn feel to it. the cake will accordingroo the l cake baker. thousands of students in our area are notp to date on their shots. >>to are they still allowed go to school and what's being done about it? what's left of michael barreling through carolinas now. doug

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make great again hat. >> this hat, i gives me power in a way, and it makes me feel like superman. >> kanye and legend jim brown were at the white house talking about prison reform and gang violence. the florida panhandle assessing the damage from at least five people dead and the property damage is absotely horrific. you're seeing drone video from mexico beach where the storm made landfall. the town most wiped off face of the earth. more than 850,000 people without power and i could be out for weeks to come. a judge has dropped one of the three sex aesault charg against movie mogul harvey weinstein. the charges first dime light in the new rker. he still faces two other allegations. he is denying all the charges. >> and 20 years after being murdered in a brutal hate crime, the remains ofew mat shepard will be interred at the nationa

cathedral. the services will be nell two weeks. newin concern prince george's county where thousands of students still don't have the necessary immunizations to attend classes. today we learned a lot of the students are not in compliance with the immunization policy. we also learned there are nearly two dozen schools that don't have nurses. here to talk about it now is bureau chief tracee wilkins. what is the schoo system saying? >> reporter: let's start with what's going on with immunizations. this has been the case for years. prince george's county has an estimated 4,000 students who have not had their school shots. immunizations are not current. that is a major issueer consg that these shots help to keep under control the spread of deadly diseases within our population period. specificolly within sc now, in montgomery county we did

check with that school stem. the largest school system in maryland. they're saying right have 12 students who are out of compliance. so that's a compare tonight to see how severe this is. they're saying they'reki w the school system to try to deal with these large numbers. >> so again, are the students who haven'tte g their shots still attending classes day to f day? they are, who is responsible for making sure they get vaccinations? >> reporter: it is u really to the principals to make sure all the students have been vaccinated. to get the information to the school thsystem. ey're monitoring it closely. what they're saying is they would not violate state policy and allow those not in compliance to atten school. they're saying all the 4,000 kids who have nothe had shots are still in compliance because they're transent somehow. maybe they've just sgoom the

school system. they have 20 days to get their shots. we haven't had a chance to look at these kids but 4,000 kids who are still within that 20 window, it seems extreme. the schoolreistrict that they' working to get it under control. you mentionedhe nurses. 21 nurse the school district still needs. and that the school system is feeling that as >>well. hank you. a small but growing number of young children in the u. en't getting their vaccinations. about 100,000 children under the age of 2 are not vaccinated against 14 potentially serious yet preventible diseases like measles and whooping cough and icken pox. the reason why is still unclear. in some cases, a parent may be

refusing toim 90s their child. insurance coverage may also be an issue. this is, the rain is really coming down across our area. contuing to expand across the area right w. if it is not raining now, bits to. it is pickingp theoisture from michael. moving right into our area. and you notice a lot of enhanced showers. heavy rain coming across the potomac toward the area. if you're saying,'m not getting any rain down. no, no. do not take that dog out now.

here comes rain moving right in. and about an inch and a half t two inches per hour. you're going to see it around bethesda. heaviest rain has been with this storm right here. a lot of lightningd associa with this. this was a warned storm earlier. it did produce a lot of rainfall. i was looking at three inches per hour and that's why it h issued a flash flood warning.ot lvania county. extreme southern and eastern culpepper county toward orange county. a flashlood warning in effect. now the warned storm is moving into the same storm, into fauquier county. so please, watch out this evening. some of russ under ah.lash flood wa notice this llow. it is a tornado watch and areas to the south, norf tk,

richmond area. this whole thing moves out and we get a lot cooler. here we are. 6:00. notice by around 7:00, farther to the south and eashe and watch this. by around 8:00 or 9:00, it ce really enh sticking wh us through maryland. that's why the threat is there. two to four inches of rn and the potential is there for flooding. we see some clearing. upat's when the winds begin on pick 30 to 40-mile-an-hour winds tonight and that will change things big time tomorrow. 81 in d.c. 79, 79 in camp springs. by tomorroworning we'll only be in the 50s. much cooler. sunshine at noon. we do rise to about 63. the numbers actually fall during

the day. if you're heading to friday night, take a jacket. it will be on the cool si. 52 in the city. many of you in the 40s. 48 in the cityoshich puts of you in the suburbs around 40 degrees for a lowunday morning. that's some really cool stuff. a chance of showers on monday. also, saturday. something i have to put in here. i forgot to put in here. a goodhance of shower activity early in the day. that would be very cool and vere cool s early in the day. some games early in the day. watch out for that. staying coolll next week. >> ver cool. >> thanks, doug. >> important stories about domestic violence survivors and information for victims to go find help. the anchor fund is trying tolp

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another prolonged change coming to the memoria bridge.ep >>ter: breaking news this ternoon, here from the memorial bridge. starting monday morning you will see major traffic impact. the bridgero will go six lanes down to three. and all of this is because o construction that's going on to support and fix the bridge. you can see some of the electric signagehatas gone up on the bridge, telling drivers which lane to go in. one of the sidewks across the bridge will shut down and all of this will stay in place until 2021. take a eok. we hav detailed the extensive

repair work. sayingional park service if something wasn't done to shore up the bridge, it would have to be shut down. all ofhis is to make sure the bridge stays in good standing. that the maintenance and repair work is done. the major traffic impact starts monday morning. >> that means 15s an alternate llute. >> arighty. >> news4 at 5:00 starts now. right now at 5:00, super charged buzz say. >> the storm is packi apunch. >> we get a glancing blow here at home>> taking the stands. se prosecution gets its turn questioning thepects in the d.c. mansion murders trial.

the holes they tried to poke in his story. and the sna escape in school. >> when i get in there, there is aig colombia red tail boa on the cabinet. >> the officer who came to the rescue. right now at .5: we are beginning with a weather alert.m- stam 4 tracking some major remnants from hurricane michael coming our way. >> there's a lot coming o w in the next couple of hours. meanwhile, parts of our region under a flash flood watch. >> the hte is the heavy rain moving in. you see these little fans here of stronger areas of rainfall. one to two inches per hour. you can see it going on to the south as well. very heavyra fall.

let's zoom in. right toward the d.c. area. let me move out and show you as we move out and show you where the willontinue to bes we move through the rest of the evening. right along 56, 50, coming out of d.c., in to the east and the west. some very heavy rainfall. more heavy rain andhunder toward the wood bridge areand quantico. a flash flood warni in effect until midnight for fredericksburg, just to the west, around spotsylvania, orange county, and 1 be surprised to see more. this is all from michael and cold front. they are converging across our sgion. we wil very heavy rainfall until it moves out. we've got