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we were 77 degrees on my way to mornin:30 in the we're now down to 69 in town, 72 in fredericksburg. today what you s y is what get. cloudy. maybe a sprinkle or two. you can see on radar here, not a very impressive amount of rain, just an occasional drizzle drop or two. that's all you have toorry about. get in the car, take your chances. maybe by sunday things will get better. the extended forecast in a few more minutes. >> coming up, the action taken on capitol hill and what it means for the supreme court nomination of brett the ross fall dress event is finally here. so you can find a party dress that actually makes you want to celebrate. yes. or find a new dress that's perfect for work. perfect! or one that you know exactly how to work. yeah? yeah. that's yes for less. get to the ross fall dress event where you can find the latest styles and trends for every occasion. the ross fall dress event is on now, and it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. >>>ou're watching "news4 midday." >> the heated debate shows no sign of stopping ahead of brett invanaugh'

some clouds starting to break up but will fill back in tomrow mornin and we will start off the day with a lot of clouds. a warmu on the way. rain in the extended forecast and if you are, li somara, ust listen, i want fall to come. we have a major cool down. coming up. back to you. >>> a child with autism was attacked in the school and tonight a man is facing charges. officers have arrested a man named charles dunn. witnesse say he hit the child's head which caused the head to hit a computer. >>> now, police have made a quick arrest in the most recent . we told you about it last night. walter bley was shot to death. investigators located the man o killing him. rodney kennar. >> bailey is the eighth person shootings in five over two weeks. one of the victims was a nine-year-old girl. d.c.olice have increased their patrol in the area. >>> one of the most popular drinks in america. but are these flavored waters all natural. what a new lawsuit c aims. >>> woman in maryland dies trapped inside her own home asb it s. >>> new messages of hate. children found >>> her home was burning down. a wom

it was anothery satur october mornin like so many others in wester pennsylvania and it has foreeveve changed th city. here wasn't a drum beat of anti-s any type of behavior that woul warr any reaction by public safety that something like this happened. >> the president says he wants to com to pittsburgh. would you liketo seeim attend a vigil event? >> that's really up to the famili themselves. you know, we're going to be workin together as we have. we've had good cooperation from the state and the governor and, you know, this is a conservativ synago so the funerals will be very quickl as soon a tomorrow. so that's really up to the famili and whether they would want the president to be here. >> mayor bill peduto, tough day to be mayor of pittsburgh. tough morning to come on much it's only going tooueter as you continue to meet with these families. thanks for coming on and sharini with us, >> sure. thank you. >> appreciate it. >> njoined by jonathan greenb ceo and national direct anti-defamati league welcom to "meet the press." sorry thigese circum accord your organizatio this is likel

nice clear pictland, the mornin commute is looking good at the bay go back to pam. >>> there's a fourth outage that affected thousands of 60,0 in the north bay and foothills. they restored power to 38,000. the goal is to have the lights back on for everyone some time today. this morning, the lake county board of supervisors will discuss the pg&e shut i don't have. they plan to have the utility to communicate better in the future. they talked to people in kelsey ville where there was some harsh criticism of the power outage. >>> the grid, this bar never lost power even though main street one end the other did. kelsey ville and four other towns went dark, more than 11,000 households blacked out when the utility pulled the plug. >> it's just a game, a silly game. >>> supervisor rob brown is incensed. >>> there's video wind all day. >> long after the red flag passed, power stayed off. pg&e said, it was walking and flying its lines inspecting for damage. >>> i have an idea, how about if they take a chain saw, and cut the brush down and don't have to worry about it next time >>> thousands of

. >>> we'll have a look at what the market is doing this mornin and the longer term outlook. >>> sheriff's officials have released the name of all five deputies involved in a conflict. sheriffs officers say that man was running in and out of traffic on el camino real on the 23rd. he was accused of hitting the first deputy and another man used a taser on the man. and the are: they've on administrative leave while the death is under investigation. >>> a busy freeway junction is open again today after being shut down for two hours. five cars were involved in the collision that closed the connector from best bound 24 to oakland. officers were chasing an acura on the freeway. officers arrested one armed suspect, but they're not saying why the chase started. so far there are no reports of any injuries from that collision. >>> lanes are open again on the dunbarton bridge, and that's after being open for hours. a charter bus crash slowed traffic yesterday afternoon. only the driver pulled to the side of the road, a smaller truck rearended the bus and they were taken to the hospital with what's des

listen jeff flake this mornin the question is what standard is it just can you corroborate behavi here's senator flake. >> there is evidence that story, of us will look at it that way. any nominee tha lies to the >> lying about your drinking is if he lied on particular things disqua >> what's the standard? >> this underscores the invest connel has to make a tough choice they want a finalized fbi report all before the senate moves to mcconnell wants to do this on friday but to do it friday, he the f, about i is still calling >> is blaming the democrats those three republicans are. until they are satisfied because as this debate is happening, we are assuming that people like collin murkowski were yeses to begin with. we don't know that. >> that's a great point. >> not clear in this did, that the dynamics of the if flef flajeff flake went in a that's the senator for senator as he is trying to satisfy the >> that's why you saw the white the scope is incredibly import if they are just talking about if they talk about perjury minds of those who could be the when you put it into the bucket, it

. >> that happened live this mornin o "live with kelly and ryan." >> baby billy just turned 6 monthsweek. >> happy half a first year. >> do we celebrate that in hollywood? i guess we do. maybe some day we'll see billy on duties duties jr.s. the first thing i learned was the contestants may be smaller be you the wardrobe department still goes big. these are the regular human sized costumes and then back here, it's like a little mini dress. >> isn't it so cute? look at this. >> pull it out. so cute. >> going to work in this? size 4t? are you kidding me? >> he says adjusting to his new role as judge is so different. >> it's so different because for the last 28 years of my life i have been the judgee and i'm now i'm the judger. >> i just can't. i can't deal with you. >> emmy winning kror grapher mandy is doing down duty on the show. her strategy -- little bit of kid gloves but kids respond better when you're authentic. >> as far as technique goes i'm going to be like, we have a little bit of work to do. >> the toughest time is for val is when the pint-sized contestants get sent home. >>

. >> we're tracking hurricane michae this mornin it's a category 1 and it's on track to become a catory 3 very soon. the storm has florida in it's cross hairs and officials there are saying this stormould devastate the gulf coast. first responders from maryland'k force one will heading south to offer him. they posted a message to twitter letting everyonenow what is happening in just a few hours. >> warehouse is ready. they've got boats. they're going to be kind of light on this 16 to 20 person team. justin finch will have a live report. ay supreme court justice brett kavanaugh begins h o first full dn the job. he was swornn again last night at the white house, but while the ceremony was happening inside, protestors and kavanaugh supporters rallied outside. some wore make america great again hats while others were holding signs n reading one is above the law. >> we wanted to be here just to support kavanaugh. we're 100% for him. thank you, thank you kavanaugh. >> this is a blow, i think and it's gtng to be f for a long time because this is a lifetime appointment. >> more protests are exp

authorities one hurricane michael> this is "ktvu" "mornin 2". >> good morning.hank you for joining us. is wednesday morning october 10th. >> i am bike in for dave clark. a big hurricane about to hit florida. >> hurricane michaeland this is courtesy of surfline in the homes are very far away from the water which is the good news and we will check in with ray bogan and just a few minutes and first let's check in with meteorologist paulson and 60% of the people are planning to hunker down. >> good luck. winds are up to 124 miles an hour and one recon plane measured 154. moving north at 30 miles per hour and inching closer 100 miles from panama city. there have been storm surge at 5 feet and tornado watches are out

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. >>> also developing this mornin the fbiay soon wrap up its background investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. that could hapn before friday's deadline. >> that is even though investigators have t not talked christine blasey ford, the woman accusing him of sexual assault. heryttorneys say t have tried to contact the fbi but investigators apparently have no plans to interview dr. ford the white house says her testimony last week was enough. and last night president trump mocked dr. ford at his rally m mississippi. >> what neighborhoi was it in? on't know. where's the house? i don't know. upstairs, downstairs, i don't know? but i had one beer, and a man's tatters.in at&t a man's life is shattered. >> they're accusing the white house with hampering with the fbi investigation. news 4's tracie potts will have more on this battle o capitol hill in a live report. >>> parents in loudoun county willoeet talk about security after a threat at an elementar school. parents noticed a deputy and asked if tre was a threat there and they were told no. on august 17th parents learned tha

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. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang this mornin h we'le a full report on the big night, but first we want to kick things off with a check on your ride into work or wherever you're going, as ll as your forecast. >> melissa is standing by with a look at the roads and rails this morning. let's turn to chuck bell first. another hot day in this first week of tober. >>yeah, very warm start to the month of october. there are some coomor days ahead ow and saturday. but the warm pattern that we're in nowht will be r back on top of us for sunday and most of next week. four things to t know about forecast. another mild morning. temperatures are in the 60s now. close to 90 degrees this afternoon. chance of showers and srms moving in primarily later on in the evening hours. as i mentioned, it'll be cooler tomorrow. highs tomorrow only in th low 70s. about a 15-degree drop from this row afternoon.om right now, a couple of areas of thick fog. half-milenc visibility in p

next couple of days but on halloween we'll be up to 82 degrees, and mike, you are 're tracking the mornin commute. >> surprise for folks, the update for the peninsula, while we have the closure for southbound 101 at woodside road, but as i'm talking, they may be reopening that off-ramp, even as we speak. there is a little brush fire on the shoulder there of the roadway so they had to stage their, fire trucks at the off-ramp. word was they're clearing th next few minutes. southbou approaching 23rd. i it see things jam up and start to move better. they may have moved and cleared at least a couple lanes southbound 880 at 23rd. it's your traditional overnight roadwo roadwork. if it is still closed and leaving a house in oakland that may be an issue, you have to go to the next on-ramp. they are well marked and recorded on-ramp and detour. over here the crash on the upper east shore freeway is eastbound getting through san pablo. not a major problem and one lane is even affected, partially sticking out into your slow lane as you approach the bay bridge a smooth, easy drive, getting across the b

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.® i wish i could tell ya how i feel about a mornin' like this.arty breakfast. you need somethin' to kinda warm the whole body up and gets it going. it's a great way to kick off your day. >>> after trump's u.n. ambassador nikki haley resigned, cn aired a graphic of all the officials who have left his administration. take a look at this. yeah. it l lookse the yearbook for the whitest high school ever. >> i don't think anybody ever accusedhe trump administration of being big on diversity. you hire a lot of employees that look the same, t you're going have a lot of ex-employees that look the same. >> an interesting group ofsu alumni for. hey, bonnie. >> we are still tracking michael coming in as an incredible hurricane, one for the record books. even though it's now a tropical storm, check out the fact this was the first catory 4 ever to hit the florida panhandle, and one of the stronst on cord. when we measure hurricane strength, it has to do with the barometricpressure. currently heavy rain for atlanta with this tropical storm. those downpours have

. >>> good mornin everybody. >> we have a lot to get to on m this mondaning including continuing coveragelythooting a pittsburgh synagogue. 11 people were killed. today the suspected gunman will appear inourt while a memorial for those that died continues to david is in pittsburgh and talking to those impacted directly by this tragedy. >> we will get to that. we want to begin with a check on your commute and forecast. let's begin with cck bell. good morning. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. hope y a're having good monday morning so far. off to an early start for you. 4:00 a.m. sharp. most of the rain is over with. i couldn' rule out a drop or two particularly for our friends in the valy and most of us won't worry about rai drops today. temperatures cool. 46 in leesburg. 50 in washington. 50 in fredericksburg. and here comes the

and new england's off to a cold star, a chilly mornin t it's not goi warm up much this afternoon either. highs in the low 40s. we'll give you the rest of the t weekend forecoming up. >> all right. sounds good. thanks, bill. >>> the red sox and dodgers faced off yet again. it was game w 2 of theld series on a very chilly night in boston. once again the red sox would strike first. left.insler lining one to xander bogaerts in from second to score. and then in the fourth the first three dodger batters all reached base and l.a. took advantage. they scored on a sac fly. and then this t-out single from yasiel puig.en they w up 2-1. it was their first lead of the series. didn't last long, othough. bottf the fifth with the bases loaded for the sox reliever ryan madsen walked in to tie the game there. a line drive from j.d. martinez would score two more. the red sox win 4-2. they now have a 2-0 series lead. olay total effects. the power of 7 benefits all in one bottle. without costing $100, $200 or $400. enriched with vitamin b3 complex, for beautiful skin. olay. gplus - take an extra 20% off! sa

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you only have to choosose in th neighbhborhood what kikind of l yoyou want i in the mornining. >> w when i go thehere i'm alwa eager to g go to my people, to neigighborhood. i wawant to have the least interaction with the israelelis as possibible. >> many israelis don't wwant t know abobout paltinians. they don't't want to rreach ou they don't want to cross into streets anand neighborhohoods the palelestinians live because of a mixture of stereotypes and so on. >> so we decided to go together to visit each other's neighborhoods. and i would talk to israelis and david would talk to palestinians, and together we would face the harsh realities of our shared land. >> growing up in the 1960's, the palestinians just weren't in the head of anyone. palestinians were different. we knew we had property and it was taken away from us by force. i remember distinctly remembering that this was the wall that separated the east and west jerusalem. and this was no man's land here. >> my family lived in jerusalem for centuries. in 1948 the state was pounded, and for the palestinians this time was called th

. >> good mornin we're talking hands only cpr thatngven a y child can master. this is chloe getting her lessons. g we'rng to talk about how you can learn to save a life coming up on news 4 today. right chloe? back into you. >> all right. valuable information straight ahe ahead. >> essential aoils, what they? how can they help you? justin finch bres it allown in a special report next on news 4 today. kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shopa i learne 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 skl, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia d passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works for all. >> it all begins today. u.s. senators are ready to vote in the most controversial supreme court nominee inyears. just about 6:00 a.m. on this friday morning. it's been a wild4ours in the district a

. >> this mornin i had a chance to visit the benng court community center, where the illusions of dance team practices. they focus on building self-esteem and they desperately need the community's help to get ready for some upcoming performances. the illusions of dance got up early to pra rice theirtines as they get more and more requests to perform. they need new costumes because they want to look the part as more and m we folkst to see them dance in the benning court this is all about keeping them focused and from distractions. the community center director is here with me to talk about what th dance group has done for these young girls 7 to 12 years hd. >> well, theye gained a lot of skills, going out and performing in front of public people, just having fun and enjoying what they do. >> the goa is toaise money for new costumes. you've got this go fund me page. you want to kick it up.ou what's y goal? >> our goal is $5,000. >> you're about hfway there. we're going to put a link on our web site. we want to thank the community for supporting them, local police officers, the commissione

wantlo g earlyve-mornisng hours tomorrow mornin it is going to be extremely cold.fact tonight the coldest into nce april.orning that we'vesi h it is really going to be chilly. 46 degrees this hour at dc. 40 quantico. 41 at baltimore. annapolis. chilly 39 at manassas this hour. 36 at winchester. 42 a martinsburg. frederick 43 degrees. u here.n is 44. not much to shoo odd level cloud here andig today was the day where the winds were extremelyy. we had wind chills and definitely a hang on to your hat day for sure. n the ews is the winds have finally pretty much subside and we're just c seeingm to light winds right now acros ourarea. but we had wind gusts in excess of 50 mile s an hour iome of our neighborhoods. overnight tonight as i mentioned it is t goingo be cold. 34 at quantico. 38 in the city. 31 only at manassas. 32 culpepers. 33 at winchest 32 at frederick and 39 at lo at 24-hour temperature change from last night this hour to right now. and we're anywhere from 6 to 24 degrees colder than we west yeday.so ries and warnings we had a freeze warni in effect. inclu

we're going to have rain out there saturday mornin looking at the latest information coming in, there is saturday hat your afternoon and evening is completely dry. hat in do want to keep mind. saturday is not a complete washout but you want to count on showers likely, especiallyng duhe early morning hours on saturday. as we look to sunday, some peeks of sunshine in the peacekeepfor. we could have showers moving in overnight sunday but thosearould out of here by monday morning for the commute. because of the showers on saturday, the weather having a bit of an impact on your weekend. we have the walk to end the heavy rain at that point is over, just light showers. but it's going to becool. you definitely want the layers. i would even recommend maybe a ligh pair of gloves. i just hate being cold wetside. have the howard homecoming parade until noon. showers are possible but not a heavy rain. we have the marine corps marathon on sunday morning. a lot of us at ws4 will be at the peacock mile, mile four, to cheer all the runners yeon. are going to be key to start the race, temperatures in t

>> if you have dtuff to early on saturday it will be rain ig: a cold start this mornin all down to 39 this morning. still 50 iannapolis and 47 in arlington. your forecast for tod though, weather alert. heavy rain moving in this evening. wis could be up around 20 miles per hour or higher tomorrow morning. there's the rain. so grab thembrella on your way out the door this morning and a warm coat as well. the daily grade for today, d minu >> beltway at forestville here, inner loop, outer op, no worries. the rest of the beltway looks good as well. taking a look, northbound, third street tunnel, two left lanes getting by the paving project there. beltsville southbound after 197 still has the work zone hanging around with o left lane getting by. >>> a news development t morning into the investigation of explosive packages mailed to prom democrats across the country. >> it was from offices and news organis in california to right here in d.c. now investigators are closing in on the location that they think the packages are coming from. >> you can see teams combing this mail sorting facility n

that will continue on into your saturday mornin there it is. that huge slug of moisture now across north carolina, sth western virginia, making steady progress in our direction. it willnd rain today it will rain tomorrow. have your umbrella handy. skies were clear when the sun went down and the clear skies mucho the evening and overnight hours and a sunshine first thing and it will be all clouds by noon and it's 4:00 in the afternoon and future weather moving. and about noontime tomorrow and start off times and rain at 9:00 a.m. sunday, evenhough it'sdry, it looks mostly rain free at this point. and how about 3 in leesburg. 39 in itrsburg. and there's your event. clouds to rain for today and your ten-day forecast calls for a near 100% chance for rain later today after at least half or three quarters of your saturday. sunday, cloudy, up near 60. good rourrt. susan berman. or the marine corps marathon. unfortunately the run for hiv supposed to takelace tomorrow morning has been postponed to december 1st. >> it's 6:54,his weekend, another major sk

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this re breaking news mornin russia's space agency says it will go back to space as soon as december a fault sensor is being blamed for a botched launch earlier month. everyone aboard the rocket did survive. the next mission to theat intenal space station could happen on december third. >> shock and disbelief this morning before the university of marynd football coach will cease his job following the death ever player mcnewer. news 4' justin finch is live in college park with more reaction from mcnair'ct rean too this decision. justin? >> reporter: hey there, aaron, eun, the mairamily heart broken. they were expecting swifter action as well as accountability in this report and they say they did not get that. instead, they are now disappointed. they are upset. they are not thalone. emotions here came to h ad yesterday. on tuesday when we heard from the board ofir regents c as well as university board chairman wallace low. they accept the recommendation. they will be following them as well. low also announcingbee wil stepping down next june. it was back in may that 19-year-old jordan m