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items supposed to be hit by a 25% like bng were li will face 8% tariffs but china said if the u.s. raises taxes to 25% as the white house promised then china will match the rates. the listlu incs small aircraft drug ingredients, wheat and lng. the government explained the move this way. this is a forced response to u.s. uni lateralismnd trade protectionism. china says they hope the u.s. will stop the trade friction. there has been speculation that the move by president trump would would kill off plab planned negotiations in washington the man supposed to go was the vice premiere. vuhu. he is the d point personling with the u.s. on trade. however there is a widespread feeling the latest decision by president trump has made it politically difficult for him to vis with the u.s. treasury secretary because thereot coulde r failure. the "wall street journal" ispo ing the chinese downgrade the delegation by sending the vice commerce minority who visited d.c. a few weeks ago. >>> a that trade war heats up china's holdings of u.s. treasuries cooled off falling to a 6-month low in july. acco

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today we take the rain, bng it up through west virginia, through virginia. eventually into pepesylvania, ally the second half of today. and then tomorrow we're going to see it heading towards and through new england. could get some very hvy rain in some of the mountainous areas of the appalachians, into an area of the catskills, the ir berk. we could possibly get some additional problems filip and the rainfall totals inan new en will be the highest over the next couple of days, two to three inches. that's a look at the big weather story of they. here's a closer look at your day ahead. so showers and thunderstorms continue through the southeast. look how hot it is still. it doesn't look and feel like the middle of seember. areas of nungds are still prey warm too. 86 a the way through vermont. there's the heavy rain today in the virginia the rest of this week will be a lot quieter but those rivers will still be a roblem through north carolina. >> still trouble for themthere. bill, thank you. >>> a groupngf wiit jumpers took flight in china to compete in this y

>> i never set out to bng down anybody. and i haven't necessar because i'm not alone. this is a collective consciousness. and so i would rather say, we brought down bill cosby. bui just had the shoes on. >> reporter: of the more than 60 women who have accused cosby of everything from me suggestive coms to sexual assault and rape, only constand's case led to criminal charge she became the champion for all the others, including four women who testified in support of constandt the trial. >> all i knew is, you're going jail, mr.os , because you did this. you did this to me. you have to pay for whayou've done. >> reporter: today, she walked out of court emotional, arm in arm wher survivors. >> i waited 30 years, but i'm very happy to know that mr. cosby will do time in prison. >> reporter: in august 2015, i sat down with 27 women who accuse cosby of misconduct. >> how many of you believe you were drugged by bill cosby? how many believe bill cosby raped you? >> reporter: before there was a #metoo, these women formed a sisterhood. >> this body of women are moving the needle.

. >>> turning to that potential hurricane has bng reported. the so-called spaghetti models showing florence right there and its possible path up and down the east coast, and, in fact, it's one of four tropical systems brewing in the atlantic tonight. rob marciano tracking it all. we are in peak hurricane season right now. >> indeed, and those computer lines show it. there are a lot more jam-packed hidden in the u.s., so there is reason to be concerned. eep even though florence is 1,500 miles away, we expect rain over the weekend, and maybe a category 3 or 4 by thursday or wednesday. there are potential tracks to the south, and our more reliable models are pointing this towards the carolinas. meanwhile as you mentioned, there are two depressions close to home. this is the pe who live on the coast should prepare and plan for anyone who could get potentially hit. >> water and supplies ahead of time. rob, thank you. >>> the video of the gunman who walked into that downtown office building. the moment he takes aim. the surveillance video also showi

. >> weather alert because t bngs wi heating up very quickly around here, with the humidity mornin heathis it feels about 4 degrees warmer than the air temperaturehen youalk outside. 79 in washington. the sun is coming up here. it's goi -- our temperatures will start to rise quickly. it feels more like 83 degrees. we have a heat advisory for most of the area through the afternoon, feeling like 105 degrees today. temperatures as you walk outside. 74 dulles, 74 clinton. it's warm and humid. we have a patchy fog. just be dareful. as you are driving, watch out for the kids. as you are commuting, you probably want to start blasting. temperatures will be topping out in the mid-90s. 105.ing like and we're going to see very little to no rain relief in today'recast. but we have a rainy stretch ahead. i'll show you that coming up. >>> let's get over to melissa. >> good morning. defini ly more on photographi on the road that we have seen in the past couple of months. chopper 4 over northern virginia, showing us inbound on 66, as youhe approach beltway. that normal volume headed l inbound we increa

a look at the dgers is that a look at the dgers is that what is bng doneei i and changed diaperight. during the dayat i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, later, when i had a law practice, i vollnteered to help moms ect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offen theand take guns awayr, from domestic abusers.ders in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this messaause, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >> storm-team 4 has issued weather alert. >> doug is back wit an updated forecast for the night in a couple minutes. >>>al emotiestimony from the man who delivered $40,000 to the savopoulos hou on the day of mansion murders, inside the family was being held hostage. >>> it was at times f an emotional family. he told jurors that he m salva and his son phillip while he was working at the raceway in maryland in the winter of 2015 phillip was just learning how to drive race cars. wallace was let go and started working at the personal assistant in march. on the evening of

. >> can you imagine bng able to take a step after thinking you would never take a step again.>nd how much more does your body dmik when you start i believing a seeing and it it makes your body kick it into a higher gear. i wonder what else they can learn with that technology and erapy. >> a potentially dangerous fungus found on a local campus. hundreds of college students were forced to go to hotels. we'll tell you how it is responding. >>> meghan markle hid a little something blue. >>> tim kaine and corey stewart, the candidates will face off wednesday right here on nbc4. it will be moderated by chuck todd. with queions coming in from aaron gilchrist, you can down led to nbc washington app and watch a l watch a l iv kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for yo

on this track, the national hurricane center bngs this back. off the coast wednesday at 2:00. i just extrapolated this. moving it further. is is the area i think has the highest risk from cape hatteras down towards the savannah area. that includes the carolina beaches. could be a nasty situion. eventually, coming up into your area. giving just just rain. w have, if this comes our way, we could be in trouble here too. we are going to be watching that camofully for you. rain showers tomorrow. more rain saturday than sunday. monday, high of 83. 86,tuesday. 71 breezy, tuesday. kind ofasty out there. nasty out now. any new warnings we'll be the first to l you know. >>> coming up, growing concerns for travelers overseas. the scare tha led to back-to-back medical emergencies. i'm darcy spencer. sarah and jacob have been missingor four years. their mom has been charge but doctors say he's not wellnoh to stand trial. what role mental illness is playing in this investigation. >>> and a lovely life lesson for us all thanks to a school janitor and a student that started with a conversatio

. >> sounds likeunhey are bng with royalty it makes a makeshift palace on the floor of another campusthuildingng the heat. the people who put thoseines down marking crosswalks, the paint has to be heated to 450gr des before they lay it down. no fun with the ambient temperature is 100. >> sometimes you don't know how hot it is until you get in itself. >> they hope thathe sun that nourishes the plants doesn't get the best of the planters. >> i guess it's going to be really hot today. >> this is all par for the course in august in the d. derrick ward, news 4. >> and as the temperatures rise, hefolks, keep nbc 4 app handy. you can get a look at the tcoming forecast and how to dress the kids f bus stop. just search hot temperatures on the app to read allt. about >> well, we are just now nine weeks out from the mid-term elections. >> and there are several big races that will affect people all over the dmv. >> joining us now, drum roll, for the important races, former news 4 reporter tom sherthod. is what retirement looks like. you're very busy. >> got a clean suit. >> there you go. >> one left in yo

to give you a sense of the force of the wind here, a lot of the trees in victoria park have bng standingral. pan up and you can see that giant tree just snapped in half. another tree over there, huge tree just uprooted, pulled from the sidewalks. there are some that continuing to block roads in hong kong. while this is a large clean-up that's been happening throughout the overnight hours, we'll continue into monday. you know there, were no fatalities reported here in hong kong. there were more than 200 injuries. there were power outages. there was flooding, there was storm surge, there was a couch that was seen blowing through the streets on social media. you have a light pole snapped in half there. but this is not a devastating event. this is an event where people can leave their homes after riding out the storm. some of the skyscrapers in the city were actually swaying back and forth. people saying they almost felt sea sick, but they survived. that was not the case ed in the philippines. devastated, 54 people at least reported dead, two people dead in main land china where the storm ma

you can watch this morning's hearing on nbc 4 and on the ap we'll have a special nbc news in report bng at 9:30. >>> and along with the rest of the country, president trump will be payin close attention to today's hearing. despite all the allegations so far, he's standing by s supreme court pick. he admitted at a news conference yesterday that christine blasey ford's testimony could change . his mi >> people want fame, they want money, they want whatever. so when i see it, i view it differtly than somebody sitting home watching television where they say, oh, judge vanaugh this or that. it's happened to me many times. i've had many false charges. 'mm going to be watching. believe it or not,oing to see what's said. it's possible that they will be convincing. >> since the president plans to keep an eye on today's hearing, he's expected to push back his meeting with deputy attorney rosenstein. that meeting is to discuss a "new york times" report that claims rosenstein suggested secretly recording the president. rosenstein has denied that report. >>> on the eve of the highly anticipated sena

it's not -- i would say kanye would be like, "bng it, bring it." >> i hope it's true. >> tariq: maybe. [ drum roll ] >> i mean, look, for story telling alone, got to say the details throwing the scent off on the side like bob dylan would do. i'm going say it's good enough o ay it's true, and if it ain't it ought to be. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: kanye west was in the trunk of your d you drove him around -- you drove him and he was in the trunk of your car. >> yes, 2004 porsche cayenne. [ light laughter ]ls >> oh, the det >> jimmy: i don't know what that means c- >> tariq: mon lives a a block away. >> is that a small trunk? >> with the producer. >> tariq: yeah. jay dilla. >> jimmy: jay dilla, who common lived with and was at a sneaker event. kanye likes sneakers. doesn't he have yeezy's? >> yeah, yeah, yeah. probably this is pre-yeezy. ] [ light laught >> jimmy: yeah, it's pre-yeezy. he probably thought about the idea when he was locked in the trunk. [ laughter ] he's like, "i got an i get me out!" >> tariq: right. >> jimmy: oh, man. e i like to be right on th games. no, no way kanye west

but if you listen to her, at the beginning, you would see that she is a human bng whose whole life had been turned upside down by ths, so -- and who came across as very authentic. so i feel that peple looking at this will see very partisan, very demeaning of the victim and somebody whose temperament may not be the right teng for th u.s. supreme court. >> woodruff: so we've got one more, as weave been discussing, during your questioning of judge kavanaugh, democrats also zeroed in on the idea of an f.b.i. investigationm it is hing they have been pushing for ever since theseon allegaemerged. senator dick durbin of illinois posed that question direcy to brett kavanaugh, which caused republican lindsey graham of south caroli push back forcefully. >> if you, judge kavanaugh, turned to don mcgahn and to this mmmittee, and say, for the sake of my reputation afamily name, i'm not going ac be an ob to an f.b.i. investigation, i would hope that all of the members of the committee would say we are going to abide by your wishes and we will have that investigation. >> i welcome whatever the committ

said chine afs meddling in the elections because in his words he was bng tough on china. he gave no details, and we asked a senior administration tfficial abouat, and he gave a few details, and we should tell you these are no the kind of interference in the election that we saw in 2016 at all. one example: china courting politicians ands farmn states that voted for trump. now, i should say, judy, china has invested in swing states and swing districts long before trump because the president in order to have some political influence. second example, rewarding s urnalists and think taho are nice to china. again, they've done that before trump became president. intimidating people who are critical of china. ain, they have done tht before trump became president. and lastly, using state media r propaganda against president trump. again, they did that beforep trcame president. and what president trump did not mention today, judy, is russia, which, according to the intelligence community, in 2016 launched a hacking campaign into president trump's oponents, distributed that inform

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workers were w lobster boats to bng in the catch.ke you feeo . >> reporter: how lon are you working in the paper mill? >> 40 years. >> reporter: could you normally vote? >> no, not normally. >> reporter: why not? >> i don't think that our opinions matter. >> reporter: do you care about it? >> of course. affects my livelihood. >> reporter: do you think that people in washington kind of understand what life is like out here? >> no, are you kidding me?no >> reporter: how are you guys doing? you ar can i comit down there you? >> sure. >> reporter: this is my first time on a lobster boat. you are a brother/sister team? >> yes. > reporter: this is a family business? >> re yichlt is there one party or candidate for ngress, for instance, that for you makes a difference or no? day to day out here, what do people care about? >> i know they try to change the laws a lot. how many traps we fish or when we fish. >> reporter: it's funny. when you say talking changing laws, i thought you would say the laws that people talk about changing in washingt

brother who was at some point mentioned during the coue of this investigation in terms of his phone bngn certain spots or him giving his identity when he was arrested. when you talk about bringing in a cloha family member may raise doubt about dna. you don't know which direction the defense will go in. >> we're out of time, i have to say. but i'm glad we'll have megan and jody on top of this trial. obviously we'll be watching september 5th to see how this gets started. ladies, thank you very much. that's "reporter's notebook" for today. "news4 today" continues in just a moment. > eadly storms, one body has been pulled from the water inrd hart county. but search crews are trying to find another person. we are told someone went to help another person trappedheir car in the high water on friday night. both people were swept away. >>> a final farewell. the powerful memorial service for one of the giants of the senate. the national cathedr was filled for a final tribute to john mccain. >>> behind bars. theis woman in thiral road rage video will not be getting out of jail soon. her bail was r

japanese prime minister abe reelected head of ruling liberal democratic party third term on course to bng in august -- he finishes his term a landslide receiving 20 -- 70% of the vote. >> same lobsters baked before boiled let me explain the restaurant char lots are legendary lobster pound getting lobsters high on pot. they blow the smoke into tank before they cook them the owner is a registered medical marijuana caregiver says doing this seems more humane, earlier references found lobsters have advanced nervous system may feel pain she says lobster experiment, calmer after released it back in ocean, only going to use this method if a customer requests it. all right coming up, optimism waning the risks worries some top executives where why this economic sweet spot won't last much longer a new york rodent is taking the internet by storm you don't want to miss that one, stay with us. ♪ baby i need your loving, baby i need your loving ♪ metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with new everyday verzenio-