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the game didn't start until af r 9:00. the story of the game was defense. both teams put up good efforts. it was the defending champs to get the win here. the eagles beat the falcons 18-12. this game isn't end until about 12:25. that's the end of that story. >> there you go. the falcons could not score a touchdown. i don't know what was happening. it was lik last season -- the playoffs. >>> still ahead, another major american company makes the move to get rid of straws. >>> caught an camera, a nastyst m hits europe, leading to devastating flooding. >>> and looking back on the life of hollywood icon burt reynolds. >>> good morning, everybody. i mentioned that a flash flood watch has been issued for the shenandoah valley. not the immediate washington metro area but this may have to be expanded o tendedex >>> you're watching "news 4 today." [ laughing ] >> actor burt reynolds being remembered as a true legend this morning. he starred in more than 90es movind more than 300 tv shows. he's most femously rred for his role in "smokey and the bandit" in 1977. that p

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. >> now the coroner afs office hasn't released a name or are details. what officials who own the property say about what to do about a dangerous but popular shortcut. >> all right. thank you. we continue our coverage on the services honoring the late senator john mccain. a live look at the capitol building where the mavericks body is lying in state. inside the capitol rotunda. people lining up to get a glimpse. this morning the mccain family and colleagues packed the halls of congress for a final pyed o the coffin. congressional leaders presented wreaths in the senators honor. and spoke about his service and de dedication to the country. >> this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced. >> it was a by partisan event. some colleagues hoping for a permanent tribute to the senator. a push from some to rename the russell senate office building in mccains honor. live coverage of the celebration of life service begins at 7:00 a.m. 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. chuck todd will anchor the coverage from the national cathedral. >> funeral service for aretha

allow you to drive your electric or hybrid vehicles in if timd ladiamond l will ex you got your sticker af 2017, you can apply for four more years. >> the car pool lanes are packed. jeff is with us. talk about the cooldown. >> i think it's going to be noticeable tomorrow. today was just a little bit, but tomorrow, yeah, you're going to be liking it. it's going to feel like an early taste of fall. fall doesn't start until not this saturday, but the following one after that. so we're going to see this cooler system dig in a little bit more in the pacific. it's going to help to drag down enough of that, that will see that difference tomorrow. also cloud cover at times, and a little bit of that fog for the morning hours. i don't think it's going to be super thick tomorrow morning, but expect patchy areas of clouds. 58 in the strivalley at 54. ov to the east bay, a mix of sun and clouds. for san francisco, patchy fog and 54. through the day, we'll see anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees cooler. that's going to take us out of the 80s for most of the south bay. 75 in south bay. and gilroy at 82. out of

instead, a lot af people still talking about cindy mccain'sap arance. >> american hero and long time senator from here in arizona, john mccain. cindy mccain one of the captains today. >> senator john mccain's widowr se as honorary captain. she participated in the coin toss. she was giving a hug to larry fitzgerald. he became a friend of the mccains and gave one of his eulogies. >> we are going to continue to deal withoi tropicalure for the rest of the day. then we get warm, humid air in here for most of the week and of course all eyes will be on florence for late this week and next weend. for now, dealing with the rememb rememb reminants of so use extreme caution this morning. the good news is the heavy rain is done withs for now but it will be a bit of a showery day today. now a hurrica bk up with 90 miles per hour sustained winds and the forecas tracker remains not very settling for interests along thendoutheast coast that includes especially the state of virginia and any variion in track could make a big difference on how much of an impact that we get here.es the l thinking from t

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berth af coombs has the detailsa >> a and cvs health hope the this will is theur final he to winning regularry approval for the $69 merger. >> selling the entire aetna platform really eliminates the concentration issue sin the. d. p market is the major overlap and there is no change in the market after if if anything well care has to retain members and those members have been used to tha aetna brand. >> medicare part d is the only part ofetna and cvs businesses where the two overlap. pharmacy giant cvs ensuring humana and united health have 50% market share in that business. aetna's sale if approved by regulators would triple well care's market share, making it the fourth largest prescription drug plan ensurer. >> this is a big milestone.is s one of the things asked for and it's being done. a lot of people feels in close to the home stretch. >> while financial terms of the sale weren't disclosed, well care says it's going to buy aetna's business with the carbon hand. analysts say that makes it a win for both sides. >>> from a financial perspective they got an extremely attractive pri

for the redskins, it's practice, a meeting tomorrow, and then af week and timing is everything. trent williams had planned minor ee surgery today. 120-yard rusher adrian peterson did sprain his ankle sunday, so maybe this early bye week was a good idea after all. recover and reflect. >> it was a good game, but you know, we have to keep getting , better because there's still a lotst of we can clean up. i like where we're headed. guys are lked in. guys are focused on getting better. it's just a contie was process. >> always a great feeling to go mnto the bye week with a w. give your tea some confidence. give your team some momentum. bi gest thing, we justot to be ready when we get back and head to new orleans, because they're a great team, and we lost to them lastwe year. ave to get better. >>> all right, we paid good money for these umbrellas and we're going to use them. nationals hosting the marlins tonigh bottom of t fourth, napts up 2-1, two on, and bryce harperer th harper skying the ball to left. austin dean over, makes the catch. we don't usually show you a zsa fly. harper'

nick: you still cannot af?rd to pay re >> no. >> it is not any longer that you can get a degree and automatically get a well-paying job. unnot how itanymore in our country. nick:hawe didn't anticipate 10 years ago is how the financial earthquake would of end of the american political landscape, help voters who lost to luxury homes would become donald trump's forgotten people. >> i had a really horrible eight years of trying to get back on ee feet, and a couple of years it was harder tomy children, to be honest with you. nick: and so you're feeling when donald trump came along? >> excitement. hope was instant from day one. everybody was lifted. nick: much of the u.s. economy has rebounded. unemployments at an 18-year low. even in the sunshine state, continues to cast long shadows, suburbs are nong longer such a symbol of american upward mobility. nick bryant, bbc news, florida. rani: that is it for the program. can find the latest on t hurricane and a typhoon on our website. i am rajini vaidyanathan. thanks for

af beloved mural is painted over, without warning. mural was created in the 80s on the wall of a former payless shoe store on story road. it was >>> anger and disappointment in east san jose after a beloved mural was painted over tonight on a former payless shoe store on story road. it was a colorful tribute to chicano heritage. it's unclear who owned the building. the mural some say was key to preserving the chicano culture. >> there's no ically kahn owe study -- no chicano in our public schools. >> the property owner is legally required to notify the artist before covering over the mural, but the artist hasn't been seen in years. >>> a daring thief in southern california made off with hundreds of dollars after posing as a plumber. police say the man entered a sherman oaks office and convinced the employees there that they only had a few minutes, five minutes, to use the restroom before the water in the building was going to be shut off. while the office workers rushed off to the bathroom he rummaged through their purses and rushed o

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af i just want to say to the men in this country, "just shut up and step up." >> days after florence first hit our state, we continue to feel effects. >> floodwaters are still rising. more bridges like this one are shut down, and the threat to others is growing. >> police making an arrest now in the murder of a former iowa state university golfing star. >> we have charged colin richerds with murder in the s rst degree. >> julie chen is walking away from "the talk" and standing by righusband as he faces a flurry of sexual abuse allegations. >> right now i need to spend more time at home with my husband and our young son. >> she was evil and twisted. danlizabeth smart believes she s ll be in danger when one of her kidnappers is released from prison tomorrow. >> mcdonald's workers are on strike in 10 u.s. cities to protest sexual harassment on the job. >> spacex founder elon musk announces the first private passenger to fly on a trip around the moon. >> it's japanese billionaire yusaku maezawa. >> i choose to go to the moon! >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western

how hurricane florence couldct af us later this week. what's new. >> i see some pictures out there, in fairfax. this is something we don't think people need to do in our area. >> it is always good to be epared, as we get new rm inion. this storm is looking to have less and less of an impact the our area. it is not going to be that kind of a storm in our area. this is tropical storm watch in virginia beach and around the norfolk area. hurricane florence, there it is. a monsterf a storm. looking to be a little eroded. aittle sheer, dry air moving in. that's something we'll be watching to see if it is a weakening trendfter what has been a strengthening trend here. take a look at the wider picture. you see the carolina coastline. this storm moving to the west northwest and then toward the carolinas. the pressure had droppedo we'll see. the next advisory will be in hour. an the official forecast is that. the american model forecast, the european forecast, have this storm coming very close. notoming onshore toward north carolina. actually movi

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that will be here later this af rnoon. our severe threat shown by the yellow shaded area. some storms inarts of the dc metro area. northern maryland, northern virginia. s could ong to severe. manassas, half mile. warri warrington less than a mile. temperatures are mild in the low 70s. n so 4 things yd to know before you walk outside. storms mainly after 2:00.m. here in dc by 5:00 p.m. some kevere. hat umbrella and raincoat before you leave. let's hd over to melissa and see how the commute is shaping up. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, sheena. silver spring outer loop befored colesville a little bit of a delay here. that's expected. hopelly they get it out of the way soon. columbia southbound is where the crash is. red as you're headed into that area. it is quite slow there this morning. u might want to think about a different route. gainesville northbound 29, crash out of the way. orn't have to about that. on the blue line, delays at franconia, wehle and rest ston hit. >>> take a look at some of the video here. this was the scene at the intersection of new york ave