doug flutie, what did you learn about notre dame?ug: brandon wimbush threw well, made nice throws but defensive ne daelin hayes and julie julie juli julian okwara putting on the pressure. >> mike: notre dame came out hole was too big and questions remain about michigan's offense. wher will they be? probably better with shea patterson at quarterback. >> doug: and offensive line improving off last year. will get better, more and more confident. job. better >> mike: that's game one. back at it saturday. we'll be with you here on nbc. brian kelly's full press conference on nbcsports.com. back in a week, ball state against the irish. we'll all be there.ea our gr notre dame team, terry mcaulay, kathryn tapper, doug flutie, mike tirico, irish win by seven. thanks for watching notre dame football on nbc. present bid wendy's. >> breaking right now, sheriffs tell us they think a confrontation at a private party led to somebody getting shot. the personho pulled the trigger still on the loose. a flood warning in effect for parts of d.c., marylan

doug: jairy. wimbush gave away 10 to 12 yards. that's what has you thinking are they working toward the safety? but they are lining up to punt the football. it doesn't hurt to have the guy take a holding penal. if youave to rekick. then. >> mike: the crock runs down c the nhlnged that rule. multiple players a doing that with intent, then the clock will beit change. 's changing in college as well this year too. >> doug: never mind,coach, i'm outdated zbra no, no they out thought the smarts. think vanderbilt will come after this. tyler newsome. to kick it. trey eis back. newsome gets rid of it. and hit an absolute rocket. what a k 63 when the chips wer down to the 5 second mark. tyler newsome, jobl wel done! i captain? punter a here is why h, got to fair catch it. back atis own 10. whenic they saidk it as far as you can -- >> he doesn't give the opportunity too often. >> mike: give thatom punter s love. >> doug: he is a athlete i have seen himis he an athlete. >> mike: averaged 59.6 on the punts this afternoon. >> doug: throw short

doug flutie, what did you learn about notre dame?ug: brandon wimbush threw well, made nice throws but defensive line, daelin hayes and julie juli juli julian okwara putting on the pressure. >> mike: notre dame came out ready. hole was too big and questions remain about michigan's offense. where will they be? probably better with shea patterson at quarterback. >> doug: and offensive line improving off last year. will get better, more and more confident. much better job. >> mike: that's game one. back at it saturday. we'll be with you here on nbc. brian kelly's full press conference on nbcsports.com. back in a week, ball state against the irish. we'll all be there. our great notre dame team, terry mcaulay, kathryn tapper, doug flutie, mike tirico, irish win by seven. thanks for watching notre dame football on nbc. present bid wendy's. news starts. good evening and thanks for joining us. i ) >>> a special edition of the bay area news starts right now. >> we are on with the primetime newscast because of the notre dame and michigan state

ducey. >> my name is doug ducey.n behalf of my wife angela, mary 28 years this october, and my three sons, it has been my honor to be your governor these past four years. i have worked hard to bring business and supposed to state government. arizona is a different state today than it was four years ago. our budget was broken, our education system was mired in a years long's lawsuit and the economy was flat. today, our budget is balanced. the lawsuits are behind us and our economy is booming. we can deliver teacher pay k-12s of 20% for public education teachers with more to do. our relationship with mexico has never been better. we are able to focus on border security. i'm running for governor because i want to secure arizona's future and there's a lot more work to do. i have been to southern arizona. 56 times since i have been elected. i realize that the issues in tucson and pima county are special, unique, and differed. i'm looking forward to the discussion about what we have been able to do to get arizona heading i

doug ducey is focused on those of the top. --g ducey is an infected ineffective administrator as a follower and not a leader and he is not looking out for all of arizona. someone who will fight for the working people of arizona. i will be that governor and i look forward to earning your vote. , mr.ivera: thank you garcia. mr. ducey, your opening statement. gov. ducey: thank you. my name is doug ducey. andehalf of my wife angela, our sons, it has been my honor to be a governor. i have worked hard to bring business principles to state government and arizona is a different state today than it was four years ago. our budget was broken. our economy was flat. our budget is balanced. lawsuits are behind us, and our economy is booming to a degree where we can deliver teacher pay to our teachers. our relationship with mexico has never been better, and we are focused on border security. i'm running for governor because i want to secure arizona's future and there's more work to do. i have been to southern arizona 56 times since i was ele

doug, i'm scott macfarlane.lic school system announcing a potential security break. a letter was sent to parents saying a spreadsheet was posted that revealed the names of students, tir birthdays and id numbers and their school and grade levels, among otheral ite. the information exposed from february 2018 until last month. the school chancellor says the spreadsheet in link been destroyed. no word on how many students have been impacted. shomari stone will have an update as soon as he learns more. for now, back to you. >> thank you, scott. >> we're continuing to monitor day one of the confirmation heing for the supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh, and it's beenust as bitter and contentious a hearing as the debate over any issuen american political life today. >> protesters interrupted the hearing more than two dozen times before we lost time. democrats argued that the hearing should have been delayed because they haven't had time to go over mor than 100,000 pages of documentation. moments ago lindsey graham po

>> this is another failure on behalf of doug doucey.e started talking about gun safety and school safety, after a march for our lives, thank you to all those young people that made this an issue. he is following this issue because it is going to hurt him politically, and he's yet to meet with the young people for solutions. we want to talk to the students that are in them. i'm against more weapons on campus what we need are eyes and ears, more guidance counselors, more opportunities for our young people to go to. we have one of the highest student to guidance counselor's ratio in the country. if for every guidance counselor they serve over 900 students, we need to begin there, and not follow this issue with another broken promise. >> moderator: gentleman, thank you for honoring the format, and that is all the time we have for questions. you will each have one minute for closing statement. >> thank you for the opportunity to to be here tonight. i'm david garcia and i am running to invest in our schools. i am running to stamp ow corruptio

back to doug for a moment. >> please.rish: is this, if he did not get -- if we do not see judge kavanaugh added to supreme court, how does that change the political equation in midterms? >> i say this, obviously i'm a democrat. i try not to be partisan here. i don't think i am, but this is lose-lose situation for the republicans. because if he doesn't get through judge kavanaugh, the president will lose. if he does, the democrats will use it as an example of see, look at the republicans incense insensitive -- insensitivity. ari is right, the more this plays out before the public and less people consider what you were talking about be trish, the good economy and the good economic record of the trump administration. so i think it's a win-win for the democrats, lose-lose for the republicans. >> flip side of that, a lot of conservatives out there feel as though the democrats are doing anything they possibly can to stifle anything good that is coming out of the conservative party and by good -- >> republican party. trish: as t

first, here's doug with our local focast. doug? >> yeah, guys. you mentioned that heat. a high today of 95 across the region. we saw indexeten 100 and 105. that's what prompted the heat advisory for today. i fully expect these numbersmo ow. 95 hagerstown, 95 philadelphia. heat index between 100 and 105 ue to an area of high pressure dominating. an area of storms formed in d.c. that gave us cooling weather. dropped temperatures by about 10 grees. not expecting rain tomorrow. big ridge of high pressure sending all of our storms to the north and to the south. leaving us high and dry and warm and humid again tomorrow. storms to the south, tropical i storm gordon making landfall. we've seen winds gusting upwards of 80 miles an hour. this is the alabama, mississippi border. here's biloxi. this storm making its way onnt shore parts of mississippi and alabam jay gray is in gulfport right now. this storm just to your east rinow. really starting to wreak havoc on thosears. >> reporter: it really is. closing in on this area, as well. we felt the wind pick up a bit and see the surf

. >> the news here for us continues to be good news, but, doug, the carolinng, heart breahen you look at the numbers and what's going to happen there, starting throughout the day and tomorrow, wis, storm surge, and impressive rainfall amounts. >> it's amazing, the track of ,he storm, and what we continue to see from florenou can see right now, there's the storm. it's still a very strong category 3 storm. was a 4. it was downgraded to a 3. not much in the way -- it's a major hurricane for a reason. that's when you have damage. this is still a major hurricane. you can see0 this les away from womilmington, north caroli right around where we think it lands, or close to it. the latest advisory came out at 2:00. the next advisory comes out in under an hour, but now winds at 125 miles per hour moving northwest at 16 miles per hour. the pressure up to 948 milibars. it's expected to crossgu over t stream, very warm water, back to a category 4 hurricane and close to shore friday morning as a category 3, 120 miles per hour hurricane, and quickly inland.s as it moves the biggest track and change

we are talking about doug wead, presidential historian. this president, is he as appealing to the people of missouri recounting his record on what has happened with the markets, the economy. doug, i don't have to ask you if you have ever seen anything like this because we have never seen anything like this in this country. this kind of immediate impact on the economy, the markets that he brought to bear. suddenly we are engaged in a dialogue with kim jong-un to denuclearize the entire korean peninsula. this week is a follow-on to his singapore summit with kim jong-un. kim jong-un seeking another summit, a second summit with the president while now this president is also successfully rebalances international trade. which has been obviously viciously rapacious liddel rapaciously deliterious to this yes. >> it's remarkable to me, lou. i interviewed five presidents of the united states and known some of them very, very well and been in their homes and had them my homes. knew them before they were elected. while they were president and after th

thanks, doug. let's get back to jim handly now. >> jim, we're getting reports of major floing and power outages from this storm and we're just at the beginning. >> reporter: you said it. just gettingstarted. as you guys have mentioned, the power is a big concern. we're at right here in the outer banks, so far so good here, but ound north carolina, along the people have 0,000 lost power tonight. that number is likely just to take off and it could take days for it to be restored. speaking of days, for days, people have been hearing they warnings, mave heeded them, but some have not, to leave their homes. last minute, tonight, and this afternoon, a lot of people are heading for the shelters. last check, we have 12,400 people in shelters here tonight. and in new bern, north carolina, some incredible video we're going to show you later of a river surge there tonight of about six wset. our c are on the ground there, we'll show you that in justs, about ten minuut first, jay gray has the latest from caroli

doug is heree with mor about -- doug is heree with mor about -- oh, w geico has over 75 years doug iseree with mor about -- oh, w of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico! thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're going to clean my gutters. ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. >>> doug, i can't remember a day when i was more happy to see warm sunshine. >> and not just that, you mean, temperatures today, ten degrees above average. it was 87. that's normal for july or august. this time of year, our average high is 78 degrees. pretty nict. sunset toni we have not seen that golden orb in the sky much laly. look atat. beautiful shot out there. nice little clouds moving across every once in .awhi kind of looks like a cool little sun going down this afternoon. and now, we've got, hey, what happens when the goes down? total darkness. yeah, that was 100% chance of total darkne

the stadium effect, doug. it.ove >> awesome. >> absolutely. >> heading back to the graphics now, take a lookalt the rai amounts from this storm system. i'm going to stop thistuhere, day, because that's really when we allow our rain chances u in the forecasil tuesday. after that, we dry out, but regardless, look how much rain is falling in the caroli.s from floren we're talking 25 inches in wilmington with higher amounts there, t9 inches in charlotte, and 10 in raleigh. ramounts this high, massive flooding, and up into our area, that is just a great number. you don't have tonomuch about weather, but 1.8 inches through tuesday night is good news. not a direct hit at all. the weekend is not a washout, but the remnants of the storm brings showers monday and tuesday, and, again, doug, showers out there on friday, and maybe into the weekend, and from orence, but it's definitely something we can manage, l, overal looking at a low impact from the event. >> yeah. you mentioned the ekend, everyone wondering about the re

it's cold down here. >> doug: it's part of some kind of personal honor.t might think of their science as driving them more than thinking of coming to a place that is definitely different than anywhere else in the world. >> anthony: despite its seemingly endless whiteness, what you see is a desert, technically. the highest and driest on the planet. a frozen desert holding 61% of the entire world's fresh water. it looks like nothing lives. you won't see a single plant, a single leaf, and certainly not a puppy. even the sun this time of year never sets. it moves in lazy circles around the sky. but shit is indeed moving, beneath your feet, all around you, just very slowly. >> doug: an ice shelf is a kind of glacier that flows off the land, but begins to float in the ocean. >> anthony: it's fresh water. >> doug: it's fresh water ice and the ice itself varies from the snow, like today. and then down at the bottom, ice that might have fallen as snow 35,000 years ago. it's the part of the antarctic ice sheet we call the buttress, because it fringes the entire con

we are talking about doug wead, presidential historian. this president, is he as appealing to the people of missouri recounting his record on what has happened with the markets, the economy. doug, i don't have to ask you if you have ever seen anything like this because we have never seen anything like this in this country. this kind of immediate impact on the economy, the markets that he brought to bear. suddenly we are engaged in a dialogue with kim jong-un to denuclearize the entire korean peninsula. this week is a follow-on to his singapore summit with kim jong-un. kim jong-un seeking another summit, a second summit with the president while now this president is also successfully rebalances international trade. which has been obviously viciously rapacious liddel rapaciously deliterious to this yes. >> it's remarkable to me, lou. i interviewed five presidents of the united states and known some of them very, very well and been in their homes and had them my homes. knew them before they were elected. while they were president and after th

you know, when doug jones says "it is not about doug jones," i'm here to tell you he's right, it's notut doug jones, it's about alabama wanting to have a voice in congress that reflected their values. no one was more vested than the seventh congressional district. my district happens to be the majority minority district in the state of alabama. for the longest, all 10 years, eight years that i was here, i was by myself. the lone democrat in alabama's delegation. no one was more vested in having a democrat than me. but i could not have done it if we hadn't had people on the ground. now you know, you've been doing this a long time, natasha has been doing this a long time. latosha has been doing this a long time. it's important that we give credit where credit is due. there's not enough african-american operatives who get paid. latosha: that's right. that's right. rep. sewell: field operatives, there are not enough african-american pollsters. when you do this work you're having to hire these people and the people that you're hiring often don't look like you. latosha: tell it. rep. sewell:

we'll have more in minutes. >> thank you, doug. jim haly is leading our team of reporters covering florence. >> jim's indags h on north carolina's outer banks tonight, and he talked with peopleo ther whlan to stick it out and ride out the orm. >> those people are in the minority. as jim reports, many people have boarded up and headed out. >> reporter: the is an eerie feeling along the north carolina coastline tonight, as the waves andohe wind start amp up. many who hielded the days ofin wa are wondering when they'll be able to come back and what they'll find. others have decided to stay put. >> we grew up where blizzards happen, so, this is just a wet blizzard. >> reporter: mike and francine movee three years ago from falls church. they may be new here, but their house isn't, and they're staying in it through florence. >> live in a very old houseat seen a lot of hurricanes, we're thinking it can see one more, and 130-year-old house. >> reporter: firefighter tim tfitch has beening to get a handle on who is staying and where. he says

doug is back soon with the big changes in the forecast you might like. pat? >>> as a parent, you certainly want yr child's personal information to stay private but d.c. school leaders admit the information sfdents was made public online for months. first on 4:00, news 4's shomari stone tells what the district is doing to make sure this never happens again. >> it certainly is something that we take very seriously. >> reporter: d.c. publicchools deputy chancellor explains how 000 students' personal information ended up posted online for anyone to see for six months. >> how could this happen? >> yes, well, i think as you are aware, we learned that this happened as part of an inadvertenbm sion. >> reporter: dcps sent this letter home to parents of the affected students after a source tipped me off about the letter, i called dcps. the school system confirmed it mistakenly included student information in spread sheet it gave to the d.c. council in february. the information includ students names, dates of birth, student i.d. numbers, schoole grlevel, attendance info

and we had to listen to doug, of course. when he says turn arouon, d drown, boy, did we see that today. people are wondering if these roads will be closed until monday or tuesday of next week. talked on number of people who had a very challenging night last night. here's what they had to say today. >> yeah. rescued from river ridge estate. i work at the salvation army. we're trying to get back that wa >> this is the tide water. it was over the brick wall, all the way up to here in this areae and ething this morning. that was the highest it's ever been. it washes in under our house. that's where all this stuff was. and there is another question i would like to ask the tv people. why do all these storms come at night? al >> reporter: yeah, we'll put that question to doug kammerer. it does see like. that serve on pins and needles it willow much worse get for folks here in little washington, as it is known. back to u. >> you can tell that gentleman that this thing is moving so slowly, it will be there night and day, night and da

doug, this is all thanks to florence, right? >> absolutely, guys. when we talk about a land fallingcane or tropical system, we do get tornado threat that goes along with that. we saw t the last couple of days in parts of the carolinas, and now that threat has moved into virginia. let's show you what's happening around the area right now. you see the spin here in the atmosphere. this is the remnants of florence. not tight spin like we saw earlier, but a spin down toward the south and west. i'm tracking this area right here. this is a fairly dangerous situation, think, that we've got going on. you notice what's happening along ki-95 and b to the west around the charlottesville area. big-time thunderstorm and they a moving our way. now, some very heavy rain with that, and once again, we still have a flash flood watch inct efntil 4:00 in the morning. and look at the training going on erre. are flash flood warnings down into this area. even a tornado warning in this area, as well. now, around vleesburgy heavy rainfall there, i-95ha seeing tt rain. look a

former cbo director, doug holtz-eakin and republican strategist ford o'connell. melissa: let's get back to the markets. the dow ending with another record close, second straight day. the 101st record since election day. connell mcshane on the floor of the new york stock exchange. connell. reporter: melissa, strong economy overriding concerns about a trade war is kind of a weekly theme and that continued for the dow and we look what led that major average higher you get an idea how people are seeing the world if you will. the dow leaders included mcdonald's, 3m and boeing. as far as our math is concerned those three stocks accounted for about 2/3 of the dow's advance. think about 3m and boeing if we were concerned right now about the prospects of trade war and what it would do to global growth you would think those stocks are down. that not the case. they have been and continued to go up we saw a little bouncing around at the close. nasdaq finished lower, s&p as well. we expected that with expiration of futures and options contracts, rebalancing of indexes would l

we have more on their stories coming up, but first, back to washington into the storm center for doug and amelia, and, guys, weme all ears fere waiting on the big picture from you. >> where jim is and points south inouth carolina, all eyes on hurricane right now going. a lot of people, thinking, no longer a 4, it's now a 3. still a major hurricane, but about ot just worri wind that's one of the lower things. >> what we're worried about is the amouwe of rainfall. e talking historic rainfall, and that's going to impact areas like wilmington, north carolina, baldhead island where i vacation ery year. the rainfall there is close to harvey type situation. the stm's onl going to slow down approaching the carolinas. >> talking 20 to 40 inches, and number one killer is inland flooding from hurricanes. that's exactly the potential we have here. rainres in our too. >> right. >> we have rain out there really coming down in parts of the area. most of us finally seeing some sunshine today, but when the sun ma its way out, it caused thunderstorms to develop and showers now in montgomery county, pri

steam 4 chief meteorologistmm doug er.e us what you're seeing now. >> it's still a tropical storm, area. this storm is getting its act together again. a couple days ago it was a category 4 stor it weakened all the way down too a 635 mile an hour tropical t storm now bac 70 miles per hour. but take a look here. it was fairly large. now very succinct. you're starting to see the circulation really startg to co together. the convection right around the center of this storm. this will be a hurricane by the time you wake up tomorrow morning. right now a tropical storm but expected to be not only aic hue but a major hurricane in just a matter of 36 hours. 36 hours to a category 3. that's oat official forecast from theational hurricane center. i'm going to have that for you and the latest track coming . but more importantly right now we've got all of this rain,he remnants of tropical storm gordon. that's pushing a lot of rain our way andfecause all the rain heading our way and all the rain we've seen we've got a flood watch throug

doug tore through bags of evidence. there it was, the day planner seized five years earlier just after the murder. >> i went through the planner for a day or more. went through every piece of paper, every notation, everything put into place in the day planner was looked at. there was a small piece of note paper with the name which appeared to me at that time to say schreiber with no telephone number or significance. >> just schreiber? >> yes. >> where would he find this schreiber? doug went back to the interview. and unearthed one more clue. when asked about tom's friend sandra said the boys were once work buddies. >> they worked together. >> detective doug criss-crossed california searching the employment records of every target for a guy named schreiber, but nobody ever had heard of him. >> we were starting to come to the end of our rope. it was a dead end. >> then jack's daughter got strange packages in the mail from sandra, he said they were keepsakes jack wanted his girls to have. >> like what? >> ashtrays, bowling

and we're already watlogged. >> absolutely. >> thank you, doug. an update on what's happening here to get ready for orence, we mentioned evacuations zpart in the morning. >> those orders affect peopleli ng along virginia's eastern shore. and the hampton roads area, both in the southeastern part of the ate. they officially kick in at 8:00 a.m., but video from our sister ation in norfolk shows a lot of people will already getting out 6 >> some 6000 members of the viinia national guard are already on stand by to help out where needed. both virginia andd maryl have declared states of emergency. neither governoraking any chances. >> i want to emphasize, this hurricane is likely to have impact statewide. i askll virginians to take all precautionary measures. >> start n to prepare your families and your homes for potential heavynd rains, wind possible flooding. more importantly, use common sense. ter, batteries, flashlights at the ready in case of power outages. >> precautions being taken on the federal level as well. the u.s. navy ordered 30 ships out t

we've got team coverage, begins ith chief meteorologist doug kammerer. doug, thees watchow include virginia beach. r virginia beach under tropical storm watchesht now. the latest advisory just came out from the national hricane center. and it's even better news for our region, even worse new for the carolinas. let's show you where this storm is. you mentied just south of bermuda, south and west of bermuda right now. still churning in the atlantic as a category 4 hurricane. it hasn't changed all that much from the 8:00 or 5:00advisory. winds of 140 miles an hour. still well aw, miles away from the coastline. pressure up jus a little bit at 940 millibars. here is the latest track. he it's even farther to south. yesterday at this time, the cone of uncertainty was all the north of washington, d.c. now it's well to the south of washington. cape hatteras no longer in the cone of uncertainty, but this storm is gng to still come very close to cape hatteras. going to give them a wallop there at a category3, category 4 storm, 130 miles per hour, inland at 110 mile

i was talking to doug kammerer. said this is the kind of thing that lets you push in on those outer bands to see what thempact will be for this part of hampton roads, southeastern virginia, even potentially at times into the eastern shore. so it is something that allows to us get a better view of what ae storm doing. we are, you caneehein . feeling the impact of florence even much farther south down to north carolina. >> but still, the biggest and highest winds have yet to make their way into your area. it will be interesti to see what readings you get on that mache. >> that thing looks sto ready. >> thanks. >>> the historic storm prepares to mak landfall. we have a complete gallery, pictures of very brave pple inpr the carolinas eparing for this, i vicious storm. to go our nbc washington app to see >> we always say, turn around, don't drown. >>> in th meantime, president trump is in a fire storm of his own making. he is denying theonusions of an academic scientifically validated report from george washington univer

doug. how is it looking out there? >> extremely hot and humid all day todayig the in d.c. 59 degrees and the heat index 105. a little cooler in the city as we did see some shower activity and we're watching this storm down to the south. you just not that yellow box gone. that's a severe thunderstorm warning and it's now been. canc set to expire at 5:00 and has expired as of 5:00. that. good news the this storm which was extremely strong broke down trees in the waldorf and laplata area. you can see lig ning left but not a whole lot going on there. the temperatures in d.c., hot, 93 in hagerstown, a repeat of this tomorrow and yes probably weather alert tomorrow and thursday and because of the intense heat we'reic tracking tr storm gordon. very close to hurricane strength and making i c way veryse to shore as well. the latest on this storm and the other in the atlantic. i'll see you back here in is a minutes. >> doug, thank you. >>> over the past few years we have gotten used to seeing srotesters interrupting high-profile

sheena is track tgse for us. >> oh, yeah, doug. if you're headed to the games take the umbrella wit you. here's the first one. damascus at sherwood. we are talking about temperatures getting back to 80 degrees by 7:30. the chanc for thunderstorms in montgomery isrea going in. temperatures at 9:30 with tempatures into the mid to upper 70s. weekend forecast. we have some big changes. we have been talking about a huge cooldown all week. even coolerse go into sunday now. any of the socceracamessse games, those might be okay. saturday, most of the rain in the morning,afternoon, some spotty showers. sunday, though, that's looking li rainier day. especially in the morning hours. rain likely in the morning. through the afternn. with temperatures only around 70 degrees. speaking of sunday, adams morgan day is also on sunday. if you're heading to this, we have high rain chances all day, so i would just tell you, take the umbr it's going to be a wet one. we are also closely watching the tropicals and th tropicals and what that could mean for

doug burns is still with us.all together for us, doug, the five associates that are pled guilty and are working with mueller and figure out a thread or what exactly mueller is looking into based on what eamonn just said whether it's about president trump or about the campaign or other financial issues >> well, look, that's an excellent question the point is obviously, you know, political rhetoric and the relates don't line up, obviously. you don't need me to be the one to tell you that and the point is you have the political rhetoric flying all over the place this has nothing to do, et cetera there's also a little bit of an inaccurate narrative over the course of this case which, you know, he can only cooperate with respect to one matter, which is the president. that's not a reality people can cooperate on anything and working off the point that was just reported on, very, very good point, he may be cooperating on his own culpability and sometimes when i was a federal prosecutor for nine years we would say, you k

however, doug was talking about the easterly flowr. earl overall, we'll continue to track into the weekend. so you can see the water in georgetown, you can see high waterhere. the chairs are covered by water. i want to thank mark story for aring this with me on twitte that's the the biggest concern based on the weekend andar next week.av rain and windy conditions. still, some wind gusts right in the weekendould bring down some trees because of how wet the ground is. >> even a 20, 30-mile-an-hour wind gust could bring down some trees. 82 degrees on y.wednes 83 on thursday. maybe a thunderstorm there. then tracking florence, when we do track a hurricane, it is not ua activity. we may eveneeose for the a weekend saturday intosunday. a lot of people asking about the redskins game. i think it is fine but poncho. >> hurricane florence, maybe days away from landfall. the storm is already having anpa whdef ad out this week. >> you saw it first on news4. now we have news of an arrest how police zeroed in to man how police zeroed in to man openi

doug johnson read a statement for all of them.harvey. >> for years you ate his food, lived and worked under what he thought was a common goal, the whole time stealing from him and ultimately taking what was most precious, his life. you worship a false god, the god of arrogance, ego and greed. today our nightmare ends. today yours really begins. >> reporter: harvey was sentenced to life without parole. after which his now ex-wife, debbie, invited us down to the pier where she took harvey's fake engagement ring and the other costume jewelry he'd given her and -- >> i threw them into the water as a tribute to steven. >> reporter: and his friends? >> steven was part of my family. he's part of the family you get to pick. i can open a great bottle of wine and sit there and think about steven. the pain fades. the memories are sustained. and that's the part that, you know, that i'll just keep with me forever. >> the only way that i can kind of deal with it is i knew that he was eventually going to get on a boat and sail around the world.

doug? g yeah. it isng to start affecting us in the next couple of days.l st tracking florence in north carolina. the latest advisory came out and it's only moving at 3 miles per hour. that's why this has been such a aolific rainmak why it's going to continue through the night and through tomorrow, too. you cee theter just north and west of myrtle beach here. look at the intenseeds out here. that's intense thunderstorms, making its way onshore with the feeder bands. this is why r we've seenfall totals of 20 and 30 inches. you see this coming around the wilmington areaagain. overnight tonight, this will move toward the western portions of northarolina and south carolina, a mountainous region. flash flood willing be prevalent again tonight. watch what happens overnight tonight and in towards the d onmonday, up the spain of the appalachi spine of the appalachians, and toward our area. i'll show you what t o expect your sunday. and who has the best chance to see flooding in our area on monday. doug, tha

how bad aree talking, doug? >> it will be tomorrow evening, guys. that's the key here. this is going to happen around 5:00, 6:00, we'd see some stronger storms. but tomorrow's storms, 7:00 or 8:00 in the district. that's going to make a difference. one thing you notice on the radar picture, there's no rain around our area. the last couple of frames, any rain gets o of the region. just back to the west, we are tracking more rain. r big-tin and strong thunderstorms, too. severe weather back towards chicago. that front is moving our way. that's going to come in tomorrow and give us a chance for strong to severe stor, in our region, in yellow, from d.c. to the northwest, loudon county, around frederick. this is under a slight risk for severe weather. normally this means about 30% chance of storms in our area. i'll take you hour-by-hour, in minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> in the district of columbia two men were s the northeast. five other people have been shot onre that et. jackie bensen has new details from police tonight. we can tell you 119 people have been mdered so fa

in washington, doug luzader four ktvu fox2 news. >>> thank you. we will watch that all morning. >>> after a week of morning, the death of senator john mccain, attention is shifting to who might replace him in the senate. arizona governor doug ducey will appoint someone to fill the seat until 2020. some names include the late senator's widow, cindy mccain and john kyle, a former arizona senator. it could influence voters centered her -- voter sentiment ahead of the midterm. it could influence latinos turned off by president donald trump's stance on immigration. >> it could shape the way the state looks in the political campaign, not just midterms, but the 2020 presidential election, as well. >> the florida's governor race is another one closely watched. republican rhonda santos supported by president donald trump will face off against the mayor of tallahassee, andrew gillum, who scored a surprise win in the primary. >>> we are hearing from people at the delmar racetrack near san diego where a man started shooting in a crowded area. witnesses said t

i' storm team 4 chief meteorologist doug kammerer.rackingeat and humidity on this labor day, and what you can expect heading back to work andl sc and not to mention two tropical storms to follow. >> plus, a tragic turn after a local man is found dead in the chesapeake bay. >> i couldn't believe that he's been in such great shape. you just would not expect something like this to happen. >> remembrances for the popular personal trainer who drowned while out for a swim witnd fr >> and on tap for a senate showdown. what we can expect when hearings get underway for the nominee that could shape the supreme court for decades. >>> wetart with that breaking news from northeast d.c. a tragedy averted today at a local swimming pool. >> it is not often that we're able totart a newscast off with the good news, but that is the case today. lifeguards able tota resus a little girl this, after pulling her from under the water. >> this all happened at the langdon park pool in northern d.c. and that's where news 4's jackie benn is live wit us. hi, jacki

. >>> and doug is back with >>> and doug is back with ch i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant and a mily man. daughter: hey, dad. neal: and now i'm running for the u.s. senate, unaffiliated with any party, because they're playing partisan games angetting nothing done, and it's crippling america. i've created high-paying jobs right here in maryland by listening, bringing people together, and finding commonround, and i'll do the same thing as your senator. they say an outsider can't do it, but... all: together... neal: ...we'll prove them wrong. i'm neal simon, and i approve this message. let's finally put people over politics. and i approve this message. of great savings and service. with such a long history, it's easy to trust geico! thank you todd. it's not just easy. it's-being-a-master-of-hypnotism easy. hey, i got your text- sleep! doug, when i snap my fingers you're going to clean my gutters. ooh i should clean your gutters! great idea. it's not just easy. it's geico easy. todd, you will go make me a frittata. >>> we continue to see all the peo

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. >> doug, we're ready for a change of pace. we want out of this pattern. >> we are. it'sseptember, guys. not supposed to be this hot. the average high we. e exactly 10 degrees higher than that with a high of 93 in d.c., 90s all up and down the eastern seaboard. tomorrow, too. and i'm tracking hurricane florence, a major hurricane. was a category 4 with 130 pile an hour winds. the latest at 125. this storm will be interesting to see t over next couple of days. the east coast is in play with this. we'll talk more about that in a second. one more hot one tomorrow. .owers and storms on frid wait till you see that forecast. this is the biggie. a huge pattern change just in time for saturday and sunday. see you back here in about ten minutes. >> can't wait to hear that. >>> despite another day of heat, students in prince george's county will stay in class all day tomorrow. every school in the county released students early today because of the heat. and problems with air conditioning in certain buildings and classrooms. the school system tells us it s xed many of those iss

you've got our atntion, doug. thank you. >>> thousands of parents had to scramble today to find childcare. all prince george's public county schools closed early because of that extreme heat and trouble with school h vac systems. news 4 is working withou tonight with teamtatewide probl maryland but we begin with tracee wilkins. she's live at laurel high school to explain the troubleay t in prince george's county. >> reporter: this is one of the schools that has issues. idepending where you a this building, you may feel the air conditioning or you may not. p that's ablem for a lot of the schools in the county. today it was a huge inconvenience for a huge number of parents. everyone is waiting to see what the school system is going to do tomorrow. >> it is what it is. it'seally hot. their health comes first. f reporter: thousands parents had to make alternative plans to pick up their kid after prince george's county schoolsed announc they would be closlyg two hours ear due to excessive heat. at laurel where parents

the victim is listed in critical condition right now. >>> all right, doug. what a light show we hadt. toni >> really for four or five, six hours in some spots, the rain kept comin down. we saw three inches of rain. 2.86 inches of rain at the errant tonight. the record for today over 3 not a record. but it was a rainy night for sure. close to 3 nches ofrain. right now, we've still got lightning going on. this is looking down to the south and east. storm right now crossing over the chesapeake bay finally exitg our ea. you can see lightning right there. right now, current temperatures 75. winds out of the north at six miles an hour. this is thest coo number in d.c. we've seen in five days. we have not gone below 78 in the last five days. now it's 75. 70 ineaeaithethgathsburg. here it is, still shower activity around montgomery county. heavy rain towards napolis, rather 97. look at that, just a monster of a storm down here towards parts of calvert county. lightning is moving right over towards cambridge. oking at route 50 going to be a mess of things as we move

and i say that as an american. >> and you're a minority, doug.his is the message that democrats -- >> but i think i'm right and i think i stand for reasonable policies. >> i think that is a right answer, but unfortunately, that's the position of the republicans, not the democrats. >> good right-thinking democrats feel that way. >> democrats are out there saying, abolish i.c.e. is not a part of our platform. make no mistake, they're telling a -- this is the mainstream position of the democratic party. abolish law enforcement. it's a losing argument. >> it'll be interesting. the midterms are coming up at one of the most important elections of our lifetime, as hannity likes to say. straight ahead, i'll be tackling the worst of cnn's reporting. coming up, the trump effect sleep disturbances keep 1 in 3 adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to 7 hours of sleep support. number 1 sleep doctor recommended remfresh -- your nightly sleep companion. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. >> welcome back to th

. >> thank you, doug. we have new video of some of the re tonight in new bern. those are still going on. north carolina's governor warning people to ready for days more flooding. >> meanwhile, power crews are out already working hard where they can to keep the lights on. some 800,000 customers are without power tonight and thatn er is expected to climb to more than a million. >> if you look at the northtl carolina coe, some of the hardest-hit areas are north of jacksonville, and the camp base.e marine storm surge flooding the news and pamlico river.gt washinon is where we find news 4's jimhandily tonight. >> reporter: this is the story all over washington, north carolina, roads turned to rivers. this is actually a washed out bridge behind me. over here is the river, the pamlico, and it comes in from the south. so a lot ofhe water that we're seeing is salt water. it has been blown in by florence and from the ocean. the real challenge in the days to come is getting around this area because power is out on a

shannon: alabama senator doug jones will be a no vote. he wasn't thought to be in the mix. he is a democrat from a very conservative place taking the seat that was jeff sessions's, the roy more election down there, and it up with doug jones. thank you very much. the president said he was going in with an open mind, he said yesterday he could change his mind about brett kavanaugh if he thought he was guilty. the hearing was barely over when he tweeted his support for his pick. white house spokesman for the brett cavanagh confirmation here to weigh in on how things look today. you were in the hearing room today. there were brakes along the way. we heard there were concerns how credible doctor ford was and thought this would be an insurmountable problem for brett kavanaugh. what was the mood as they went on? >> an emotional day. but i think the president summed it up best. he talked about testimony, it was powerful and riveting and honest. i was sitting there to the left of me was former girlfriend of brett kavanaugh who knows him very well, to support him. to my weight alyssa

obviously, doug jones won. governor are races unlike anything that wie have seen. try to put it in perspective for us as that man that knows more about politics than anybody. >> thank you, by the way, i can't see you. i was look a while ago, i do like your wardrobe, you and mika look good if your ole miss outfits. >> hottie toddy, you know, my dad lived, we all lived in mississippi when archie manning was quarterback. so he was my first hero, i figured i should wear this on friday before i go crimson red on saturday. >> he was in school with me a classmate of my wife's. while he was out on the field, i was up in the stands drink old bourbon like most ole miss people. look the that plex has changed. the democratic party moved to the left the republican party hasn't moved so much on policy but has become much more purist if you will and you're seeing that developing in the south. doug jones got to run against the only person in alabama he could have beat. and did in a very, very close race when a republican candi