it's a weather alert day. tell us about it. >> we're in storm team 4 weather alert because of the higds w still out there and the massive temperature drop that i'm tract,ng. fi let's talk about winds. take a look, all thereas a under a wind advisory until 6:00 a.m. this includes the entire d.c. metro area down through southern maryland and parts of northern virginia. gusts up to 40 miles per hour still out there right now and for your corningmute you want to watch for winds and downed trees in the roads. all of us encountered a lot of them on our way in this morning. as the winds comedown, it's still breezy throughout the day today and much cooler. here's theatest on the wind gusts and you can see they're starting to lminutish atle bit right now but winchester still having windf gusts 46 miles per hour. so noticing the winds this morning and some of you could be dealing with flooded roads in southern maryland. most of southern maryland through southern prince george's coun is under a flood warning

until about 10:00 a.m. this morning. you never want to drive-thru a flooded road. boom line, gra the jacket this morning. wh a massive temperature change. yesterday in the mid 70s. today we're around 60 degrees. >> i felt it this morning. no in northwest, it looks different now and we still have river road and branches down as we're trying to get out of the way.he looks likere making process. haso, outbound canal and it's okay and might be an issue.

you can divert the southbound. >> team coverage following that windy and rainy night. >> there's an mess many of our roads. chris is live in northwest d.c. with more. what's the situation where you are. >> potentially some very good news for commuters that take river road. let me show you what's happening right now. the last 20 minutes or so, the folks got here and they have made quick work of that tree. we saw the guys jumping out, sawing off some of the branches and now they have the pic truck out here pulling the main trunk of that tree off the ad. so when i talked to him about 15 minutes ago, he said they may have this cleared in about 30 minutes. so that would be great news as the commuters start to get on the road for this morning. i ao had a chance to talk to the man that lives in the house right where this tree fell and boy, oh, boy, did he have a story to tell about what he heard and saw last night.

take a listen. >> heard a loud bang and i assume it was the base of t tree cracking and a second later as i was waking up you could s the sparks. >> and the thing about it is he told us his wife normally talks a little bit forward. t she had been parked even two feet furthert tree would have come down right across their car. fortunately it missed it. so we may have river roa open before long. chris lawrence, news 4. back to you. >> they're worki pretty quickly. chris, thank you. >> check back in with him soon. at last check, michael, the tropical storm claimed six lives across florida, georgia, and north carolina. >> now we're seeing the impact of the storm closer to home at virginia ala ma. take a look at this flooding yesterday afternoon.

you can see the rushing flood waters turn roads into rivers. drivers had to go really slowly but in some cases cars were left stranded. the wind was also a problem knocking out per to about 10,000 people at one point. they also confirmed at least one to wado. >> thee similar scenes like this east of 95 and south of fredericksburg. some received 3 to 6 irgegs of rain last night. >> people are still without wer this morning. in mexico beach, much of that town has been reduced to rubble. look at that scene. the 155 miles per hour from the category 4 hurricane flattened homes and businesses everywhere. search and rescue crews are searching damaged buildings looking for survivors. two of the largest hospitals in

panama city took hits as well forcing hundreds of patients to be transferred to hospitals. hat itners are wondering will even take to rebuild their lives. >> we had a lot of people lose their homes. all of their homes are just shed out. this is devastating. >> 285 people in mexico beach defied mandatory evacuation orders. so have been rescued but most are still unaccounted for. >> and hurricane michaelad been downgraded to a tropical storm by the time it hit north carolina where people are still trying to recover from hurricane florence. in charlotte, the strong winds uprooted trees sterday. ooded parts of greensboro and in winston salem, it forced people to evacuate their apartment. the storm knocked out power for 400,000 customers across the state. >> time is a5:05 we're following breaking news in the district. someone was shot ineoetown just before 11:00 last night.

shortly after that, a woman was found injured and looking for police at 20th and l street. seinvestigators say t two incidents are connected. we did spot a car with bullet holes in that area and we're still worki to find out whether this is some kind of road rage cident. >> two people arrived at separate hospitals last night with gunshot wounds. now police are trying to figure out whether the victims weream hurt in the shooting. we found police investigating one area in springfield. we'll update you as we learn more ation. >> new details this morning only on news 4. an arrest has been made in the killing of a local woman riding in a lyft car more than a year ago. she was killed when the car she was in was hit head on by another vehicle. according t newlyreleased charging documents, the driver of that car was going 70 to 80

miles per hour. court documents also show younger's blood tested positive for opioids. williams mother is relieved an arrest has butn made finds it hard to believe her daughter is gone. >> some days i sit in the day and cry. it hurts to have to see her face on this obituary. >> younger was charged with seernd degree mu we tried to speak with her but she did not have any comment. prosecutors say a d.c. firefighter took matters into his own hands when he took his daughter to track downpehe on that attacked her hours earlier. what happened next left one person dead and the firefighter facing 40 years in prison. he was convicted for running over and killing nathanie nathaniel mckinnon. surveillance video captured that video. >> this case is really about

mvenge. and torning was going to be a reckong for mr. bowyer. >> the defense argued he had an ak 47 and erboan him over in self-defense. >> a year ago today the d.c.wharf opened with a splash. >> they transformed the whole area and it's now a must visit destination in d.c. live with more on this special anniversary, justin, that area has seen so much development. >> i was here in this same spot for opening day last year. there was so much anticipation. behind me is the anthem here. one of the staples of this whole area. they too are celebrating the one

year anniversary. they're hoping that the best is yet to come. that ces from the ceo that helped bring this whole $2.5 billion project together. he says one year in, he is hoping the friction that surrounded his project, which is typical of big city development, has hopefully begun to come down. h he hopes people see the wharf as a space for everyone here in d.c., locals and visitors as well. apartment buildings and condo eu units are near full. and the retail space is sneer asll as well. the goal always to fashion a community down here which is not easy. they have donet by having several events come in and out. eliminate the use of cars in this area, as well as create more pedestrian friendly spaces. >> that was the whole point is to try t bring people together

in so many different ways and for them to have this sort of village kind of experience once they're here. >> looking live right now at a water taxi, he also said about 40,000 people a month take the water taxi o thisarea. you add that up over the past several months, close to millions of people by now have passed this area and come through here to see and experience the wharf in person. coming up throughout the morning, we'll bring you more from the arf and what's ahead, including phase 2. live here in southwest, news 4. >> there's another phase coming. justin, thank you. >> 5:10 is our time right now. 20 years a matthew shepard was kidnapped,ortured and killed because he was gay. that sto lead to a hate crimes law. now he has a final resting place at the washington national his parents kept his ashes

feeling they would be vandalized they buried them. they feel confident that the national cathedral will be a safe place. only 200 people have been interredre tn the last century. >> there was a tremendous push for anti-hate crime legislation which was being fiercely resisted at the time of matthew shepard's death. and through the efforts of his i family, we also partnered, ten years later it was passed and named in matthew shepard's honor. >> he will be laid to rest at the cathedral on october 26th. it's reassuring that he will rest in a sacred place where people can come andonmplate a safer, kinder world. 5:11 is our time right now. kanye unfiltered. yesterday the rapper visited the white house and for almost 20 minutes all the president oryo else in the oval office could do was listen.

this was phrases andops he covered which was almos completely uninterrupted but for a few reporter questions. one thing is clear, west supports president trump. >> they tried to scare me to not wear this hat. but this hat, it gives me power in a way. there was something about when i put this hat on, it made m feel like superman. what i need saturday night live to improve o or t liberals to approve on, if he don't look w,presid dent.on >> i tell you what, that was pretty impressive. >> kanye talked about his own presidential aspirations. when asked about that, he said only after 2024. >> d.c.peuseum this weekend. this one dedicated to law enforcement. ur sneak peek inside is coming up. >> bring water back a d.c. cal that's been dry. we'll give you a special look at the work happening in historic

georgetown. >> take a look at this temperature drop from this time yesterda we're 16 to 20 degrees cooler. temperatures for the mt part the 50s. so how warm will we be this so how warm will we be this afternoon and what

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georgetown you likely walked along ored over the canal. it is historic but some what neglected. >> well, there's a new push to make that space a renewed hestination for our region. adam was and part of the canal was restored. >> this is not easywork. they're 16 feet tall and each one weighs about 5,000 it's hard work getting it inac ple. >> in the end, locks that now m close ande no mistake this puts in motion something much bigger. water that can return to the henal setting stage for a renewed urban park and destination for the entire region. >> our vision is to restore and revitalize and reinvigorate this one mile secti of the canal. >> now an update to this section with a hopes of creating a new history all it's own. >> it's now 5:17. there's a new museuctin the

dist devoted to law enforcement. the museum shows the depth of the first fbiirtor jay edgar hoover and explores every facet american law enforcement. creators wanted to give visitors annderstanding of what it's like to be in law enforcement. the museum opens tthe public on turday. there's only what we see from the news and the shows it's goi to be interesting. >> for sure. >> we were at 83 degrees for a

high. so say good-bye to summer. fall is here to stay for the rest ofar the we're getting into that more cooler weather pattern. i wouldn't count on temperatures for the mid to upper 80s for the remainder of the year. temperature around 58degree recess 59 and it's going to beou breezy throu the day. still windy right now but the winds are going to subside over the next hour or so. wind advisory in effect for most of us is going to be cancelled at 6:00 a.m. now fast forward to your saturday morning at 6:00 a.m. take a look, first of al the temperatures. we're starting off chilly in the 40s and low 50s. in addition to that, this is future weather. notice the rain light rain showers moving through fur your saturday morning as we move toward

8:00 a.m. we're still tracking areas of rain at 10:00 a.m. and we do start to dry out. it's reall t hard see but notice the pink and blue, maybe wet snow flakes backn the mountains at the highest elevations. it's a cool day out there but overall a pretty low impact on your plans. sunday, a hig temperature around 64 with a chance for showers monday and tuesday but we have btin wanng autumn and it's definitely here today. days.ly the next ten how are the roads? >> it's pumpkin patch time for sure. river road doesn't look like this any longer. the lanes blocked there because of that, eastbound and westbound there. in northwest as well. outbound canal raroad, tffic alternating around that being down. rner loop and outer loop

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on> russian officials opened a criminal investiganto what caused yesterday's failed rocket laump launch. they have reunited with their families. vyou can see thateo here. two minutes into the flight one of the rocket boosters failed. now future manned launches are on hold. three astronaut are still orbiting on the international space station. they'll remain there for now. nasaffials have to decide whether the u.s. will maintain a space on the space station. >> a clision withnother ship caused an oil spill a few days ago. take a look at this. clean up crews are gearing up to help in the recovery effort. for now, fran e'slogy minister says he's confident that a pump system is working operly and doubts any oil will hit the shoreline. of ais morning, the cause house explosion is being investigated. take a look at this sce

yesterday in los angeles. thexplosion ripped open a wall and damaged part of the home's ro roof. all lanes of maryland 32 are now open. a sinkhole spanned two lanes. crews worked for hours on this while traffic wasivted yesterday. >> coming up, windows smashed and tires popped. a car vandal caught on camera and by the homeowner himself. what he told news 4 about this dangerous driveway attack next at 5:30. >> as we take another look at the weekend, i you're heading to the pumpkin patch, i would probably go on sunday, based on the weather. but showers o there tomorrow morning and chilly temperatures both mornings in the 40s and the redskins game sunday afternoon, well, definitely want to grab the sweatshirt. i'll have more on what you can

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a huge tree was blocking all the lanes of river road in northwest d.c. good news for drivers and the people that livethere, the tree was cleaned up and the roads should be open very soon. good morning. >> we just learn that st. mary's county and charles county maryland public sch als are on two-hour delay because of concerns about road conditions in those areas. we have team coverage as you start your friday morning. >> amelia draper is tracking what's left of michael and the cool down that started overnight. amelia, and some flooding we have to worry about.

>> absolutely. in parts of southern maryland, 3 6 inches of rainfall during the evening hours. wee dealing with flooding issues. take a look at the latest flood warnings ande're seeing a flood warning for almost all of charles county, all of st. mary's and southern prince george's county. they may be extended if we don't see water come down and we are hearing of flooded roads in these areas. so a good call i thinkith that two hour delay for charles and st. mary's county. no take a look. most of us still under a wind advisory. did the winds wake you up overnight? still gusty right now. this wind advisory that includes the entire d.c. metro area will be in effect until 6:00 a.m. this morning. take a ok. tracking gusts as high as 40 miles per hour. out driving for yourorning commute, you want to watch for debris. i came across a branch down heading into work today. as the winds subside it's still

breezy throughout the day today. much more on how much cooler it is and what that means for the weekend coming up. definitely a lot of debris to watch out for. all lanes blocked because of that tree that was down. tree cleaned up. but we'll keep you updated on that: eastbound 66, before the beltway, right side blocked by a disabled vehicle. beltway itself looks good this morning. >> overturnedve cle, northbound lanes are open and northbound 95 near the i.c.c.ep with aort of a vehicle fire. >> tha you. it's 5:32 and with tropical stormichael now out of the florida panhandle, florida'sor govern rick scott surveyed the damage by helicanter and you c

see debris across neighborhoods here. a look from the ground showing the devastation in one of the hardest hit areas. this is mexo beach florida. >> more than 1 million people are sti without power and the death toll climbed to 6 people. in georgia an 11-year-old girl died. a carrarted into the home killing a girl. >> flooding in roanoke. >> amelia draper is tcking what is left of michael and how it effects our area. >> now to breaking news here in the district, police say someone was shot in georgetown, this wre

be 11:00 last night at wisconsin avenue and water threet. shortly after at, a woman was found injured and looking for police at 20th and lst ets. investigators say the two incidents are connected. now we did spot a car with th bullet holes i area last night. we're still working to find out if this was a road rage incident. a professor was suspended in te september. he made comments criticizing a woman that accused brett kavanaugh of sexual misconduct. according to the washington post, the catholic university presiden made the cl but they opted to allow him to teach. he will teach a half semester class. >> it's 5:34. here's our other top stories this morning. u.s. lawmakers from both parties are publicly demanding u.s.

government hold saudi arabia accountableor any rolehe country may have played in a journalist disappearance. he works for the washington post and was last seen going into t saudi conciliate in turkey on october 2nd. turkish authorities believe he was killed inside the conciliate but the saudis denied that. we'll have a live report on the role the white house is playing in all of this in a few minutes. >> a man whoseurorrificr became the symbol of the gay rights movement now has a final resting place at the w national cathedral. he was kidnapped, tortured and killed becausee wasgay. his story received nat nal attention and lead to a federal hate crimes law. shepard will be laid to rest on october 26th. >> we'll find out whether the dow could bounce back after major losses two days in a row. itell 545 points yesterday after dropping 831 points on wednesday. that's a 5% los in value in two days. investors are worried about

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>> windy conditions left a mess in some roads. st. mary's county and charles schoolsaryland public are on a two-hour delay today because of conditions in southern. maryla we'll check in with amelia for the forecast and melissa for a look at the commute. >> weave breaking news.

a virginia firefighter has been kied in the line of duty. virginia state police say hanover fire and em o were the scene of a crash late last night on southbound 295. the firefighter has been identied as lieutenant brad clark. this is his picture. two other firefighters have jurious es. officials say a semi-truck slammed into their emergency truck which did have thenc emery lights turned on. >> meanwhile, these are new images outf panama city florida. you can see the wall in the building is ogone. mu the florida panhandle looks like a battlefield right now. category 4 hurricane ripped apart almost everything. >> jay gray is live in panama city this morning. jay, just utter devastation where you ar >> yeah.

it's amazing the more we get a look at things the more we realize howverwhelming the scope of the damage here is. i'm standing in the middle of a small bu. i couldn't tell you exactly what they do here but i know that thi bu was made of brick and cinder block. it's crumbled inside. as you can see it looks like it's been thrown into some type ofblender. there's pieces of different things here that aren't supposed be here. you see a highway sign and it's just scattered debris here. this is the kind of devastayon so m across the strike zone are forced to deal with right now and will f have to a long time. it seems likhe shock is wearing away and the reality of how long and how difficult t recovery is going to be is starting to set in. most folks that you talk to here will tell you they plan to rebuild. they plan to come back. this is home, regardless of how

it looks from the outside. >> jay gray live for us this morning i panama city, florida. thank you. it's 5:47 right now. developing thirning, this is the ad the washington post is running now demanding answers in the disappearance of a journalist. >> he was last seen entering the sudi conciliate in turkey and hasn't beenn or heard from since. tracie potts is live with the latest. >> hi, good morning. so was he missing or was he murdered? it still an outstanding question although this morning the washington post says that the turkish government says they have audio and video to prove he was murdered inside that conciliate. a brutal murder and dismemberment backed by the saudi government. authes deny that and it's generating a lot of questions here ont capitol hill about w the u.s. should be doing. president trump said he'llhe ge to bottom of it but he's

reluctant to punish the saudis, especially financially hundreds of millions of dollars in military equipment sales at ake between theu.s. and the saudis. some here on capitol hill think that needs to take a. backse others say you need to wait to get more facts. the post also reporting there's intelligence suggesting that the saudis tried to do this before. >> tracy, thank >> it's now 5:48. today marks one year since the wharf opened with a splash. a big splash. >> that transformedhe southwest waterfront in d.c. and is now a must see destination for a lot of folks. justin finch is live at the wharf with more on the special anniversary. it needs no introduction. many people see for themselvean how you c go for a drink right

there, walk a few steps to the anthem andho see a and if you're lucky, live right here in the channel. this convenience all here within steps of each other and it's gettingor around the w developers say here and that' b notad for year one.an > you c go to almost any european city and those allies are similar. >> when you're walking along the wharf, some areas look familiar there's a reason. >> if it reminds you of the meat paicing dis in new york, there's a reason. >> visuals that help create a village, a half mile of apartments and condos, shops and restaurants. >> it's approachable. accessible >> cavf cafes and concert halls >> you have all of this connectivity here. >> a year ago, tens of thousands

ventured down to the wharf for opening weekend and with the crowds came traffic. one year later -- >> we have about 40,000 passengers a month that use the water taxi. with limited parking and vehicle access at the wharf, hoffman finds visitors are apting to taking mass transit to the waterfront. right now it's nearfull. >> it's been good for business at blue bottle coffee where his team seemse a litit of everyone. > monday through friday, we have our regulars. know almost every guest by name that walks in in the morning. th weekend you get a lot more of the tourists and the visitors coming in to check out the neighborho yighborhood. >> after you grar coffee come down here to the transit here and check out the viking ship that's now in place. this has been here for some days

now and will be here for awhile too. it's one of the many things to draw people down here to perience the wharf. i mentioned phase 2 and i can tell you it's more than a million square feet of moreve pment of retail space and living space as well as parts of the wharf. c's not finished yet. thepletion date will be 2022 for that phase 2, that will begin to break t ground ink in just a few months. live here on the wharf, back in to you. >> so much to see and do there and to think more is coming. thank you. >>lhis list of sch delays is growing now. both schools are now on a two-hour delay in virginia. the storms that came through that are l were atle rougher yesterday. a lot of people were just concerned about road conditione and not able to see in the

dark. >> absolutely. we all said we have encountered our debris on the road on way in this morning and you want to be aware of that. this is a great reason to download our nbc was because you can get that alert on your phone, for your county, right where you live, letting you know exactly what you're dealing with. this is why we're in weatheral ts this morning. we're talking aboutod fg and strong winds out there now as well as a big temperature drop. now areas picked up 3 to 6 inches of rain here in washington, north and west we saw around an inch to about an inch and a half. and setng us up for a cool weekend. showers out there tomorrow morning and then fall sticks around all of next week. if you're heading to friday night football games tonight might be puffy coat weather out there by the evening hours. it's definitely grab a jacket heading out the door this

rning kind of weather now. temperatur in the mid 50s to around 60 degrees. 56 right now in college park. 55 in leesburg. it's 20 degreesha cooler yesterday. feeling very much like autumn and look at your weekend forecast. 59 for a high tomorrow. our average high is now 70 degrees. so we're below normal saturday and sunday. 64 for a high on sunday but we're talking about wake up temperatures over the weekend in the 40s. a few scattered rain showers tomorrow morning. not a huge deal. any activity will be done by 10:00 or a.11:0 but something to keep in mind. we hit 70 on monday a then after that, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. so it's safe to say, sweater weather is here. >> i think so her comes fall.

these are the southbound lanes and had an earlierouroblem nort and some slow downs that is now gone. the tree is outf the way. lanes still blocked though. travel times in virginia not bad here. 66 inbound, 95 northbound. in maryland 270 and the beltway. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. >> good morning. i'm frank holland here at cnbc headquaters. chick fi chick-fil-a is going to focus on deliveri and catering. there will be a walk up window but neither store will take cash, just debit, credit and app payments. >> pretty interesting. thank you, sir.

just watching this next video may be enough to make you tted t also could provide a little motivation for you on this friday. this is marcus copeland trying to beat the recordhe for most push ups completed in an hour. he owns a gym in capitol hi haheights. >>s one strong man. >> i know. i know. they're motivated. i'm motivated. drop down marcus. there he is. >> we're going to talk to him out his push to get those bragging rights. keep going marcus. how we all get in this kind of shape coming up on the 6:00 hour of news 4 today. all right. >> i maybe do ten. >> maybe ten. >> maybe ten. >> we'll try that out. as soon as we come back from this commercial break. >> 5:55, still ahead, at 6:00, a

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>> it was a windy and rainy night from what's left of hurricane michael as it moves through the crews had to remove that tree but we're still waiting for the to open for traffic. >>trg weather overnight is delaying school for kids in our area. st. mary's county and charles county schools are all on a two-hour delay this morning. in virginia schools in spotlslvania will start two hours later today. >> finally it's starting to feel like is moving in. >> amelia draper has the latest

on cooler temperares on this weather alert friday. what's the weather looking like today amelia? >> not only is it going to beut cooler today breezy as ll but first i want to show you the flood warnings. you can see here the areas in green. these are areasnder flood warnings until at least 10:00 a.m. this morning. this includes charles, st. mary's, parts of prince george's county as well as. never drive-thru a flo area. we should see the water levels come down and most of us under a nd advisory. at aic at a lo take a look. this flood advisory is now in effect until noon. as high as 50 miles per hour