she wanted everything that amelia had. florence -- a farmers daughter from minnesota crossed the red river. who is daring to the point of being reckless as a child. got a job at a drycleaners and parlayed it into the racing career that she wanted. and finally, louise -- who was really the most unusual, the rarest sort of aviator at the time. louise would not just a woman. who was flying planes and racing planes. she was a mother. having a first child in 1930, and her second in 1933. at a time when men, husbands and our culture believed that a woman should stay home after they have their children. the home and raise those children. louise did something very unusual at the time and something i think all of us can appreciate now. she tried to have it all. to juggle her personal dreams and ambitions. with her children and her love for them. because of some of the sacrifices louise would make over your four children, she too, would be forgotten. one of the questions i've gotten a lot in recent days and also recent months, about

>>thanks, amelia. up next, d.c.'s mayor today introduced something benefitting homeless family. >>> the sweet little kiss stole the show. what this means for her new family. >>> getti adivorce, many didn't know he was married. reps for both confirm they are separating, and rumors swirls he's getting to know twigs. janefonda was asked about men caug up in the me too movement and if they get a second chance in which she says bad boyssh ld not get comeback another said it's up to women to teach women for them to be more this year, 2800 people waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. or so, why wait a liver t? ca upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work isd a trade from him andorkers. then i went to honduras as a missionaryd ught kids to be carpenters

. >>> time to get o a checkthe forecast, storm team 4's amelia draper. >> good morng, guys. some good news in the weather department. after plenty ofun clouds a for the majority of the morning hours, we're starting to see the clouds break up and the sunshine trying to make an appearance. we'll continue to have increasing sun throughout the afternoon hours, really pretty nice out there this afternoon. not too humid. currently we're at 77 degrees. high today around 82. by 6:00 p.m. we're back to 79. so great weather when the kids are getting home from school, for them to get outside and enjoy some fresh air. today,nd tomorr we keep it dry. there's the chance for showers on saturday. some scatteredhowers on sunday. and more widespread rain on monday. but the weekend, plenty of dry time. i'll break down the timing of the rain coming up in about ten minutes. >> see you then, amelia, thank you. >>> she stole hearts with her rsion of the "my feelings" challenge. >> now a little girl with a brand-new heart is dancing to a new beat, we'll check in with sophia sanchez after her meetin

amelia draper, tell me how we d arng outside now.course with the hurricane. >> well, outside right now, we have plenty of clouds out there and it's kind of humid with misty drizzle.r today, tomorrow, and, in fact, just take a look at the ten y, really we're groundhog's day in the weatherr cen clouds around high temperatures around 80 degrees and some scattered showers at times. i can't stress enough we're going to have plenty of dry time as well. looking at the latest information, florence in our area could be impacting us by wednesday and tt's next wednesday. a week from now and it would be remnants of something. we're going to keep a close eye on. th track is still changing so stay tuned for updates. here for the weekend at our local beaches, some beach erosion with winds persistently coming out of theea east/nor at times and breezy conditions there. but notice all of the circles here only having a morate impact on your weekend. no high impact. the carolinas, the southeast, really under the with this hurricane. we will have the lat

well, you know what, we got through that, butar atly my weather gig, you're safe, amelia. i still have to dosports. hey, that endless summer of good vibrations for the capitals is about to transition to the cold, yet excitin reality of defending the stanley cup. in our mind's eye, we can clearly see the games, the watch parties, the filled streets, the wendy wearing her red lipstick and predicting games. e capitals' quest for another cup begins with a less than glamorous grind. yeah, the capitals onhe ice, just two preseason games left before the season opener. capitals looking to defend that stanley cup championship. starts on wednesday against the bruins. now, first season as the head coach, of course, for todd reirden, and it starts with a team raising that stanley cup. banner something that's been on their mind. >> yeah, i thought lot, actually. i can't wait. it's going to be a special night. live our, you know, our giant accomplishment, so, i'm looking forward to it. >> hey, the capitals had a visitor today. the english premier league trophy. some players using thepo

you can ask about tv or comics. >> amelia ehrhardt is always been a great inspiration. >> we can getthere and we are working right now on the ehrhardt and it has a rule. that's how the ghostbusters that got made we have 30 days to go. those are the words the first thing that comes up it will take you a second or one minute to register because i am tired of my kids on licensed toys i would love to get the kids in america a real hero we don't need more friends. [laughter] helpless faux tan thank you. among -- help us vote. >> you just made everyone here from the government nervous. i had an event last night in maryland all the real spies in the intelligence community tell me secretly. you never know who they are if i would pick out of the crowd it would never be correctly. a woman came up to be last night you were the grandmother. oh my goodness. she said she is a bad. that the intelligence community has been so supportive. i am not an investigative reporter but i am a storyteller. i will go in the front door i went to the front and i have great respect and to their credit they were so

amelia is here in ten minutenk >>> tyou, doug. we already had a lot of rain, as you say, one of the wettest summers on record. the remnants of hurricane florence could be a game changer for high schools team as many are trying to salvage a stormy start to the hrason. news 4 gordon is in fair fax county. chris, how are schools coping with the cancellations? >> reporter: well, they are changing their schedules. they are postponements and delays, but, tonight, mcclain high school hosts edison. it was scheduled for friday night originally, but moved up to tonight because the fairfax countyublic school system i concerned that the weather could be much more severe this weekend. here at mcclain high school parents supported the decision to move the game to tonight to avoid heavy weather in the forecast, even if it means missing the game. >> booster clu apparel, so i can't attend it,t' but twhy i'm laughing. it's just because i won't be there. >> reporter: public high school in montgomery county maryland are also juggling their sports sch

. > amelia is back next with a look at the weeke weather. which one of th dayse ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ >>> kind of a gray, cloudy, weekend.rt to our is there a better news ahead? >> yeah, well, i think if people are wanting the feel of fall -- >> bright side. >> but no. it is not goi to be a fantastic weekend. but it is not a terrible weekend either. l,rst of it is the weekend. always good news and tomorrow is looking mainly dry and then sunday it is kind of time to sweaters.he if the heater is not on yet, it might kick on and you might get the burning smell, the dust burning off. at's sunday. mainly dry tomorrow.ol ed shower maybe in the morning and most of the saturday is looking dry.le much c on sundayment only in the 60s and that's low to mid-60s with som showers at times throughout the day. dry time, al. w plan for rain on sunday and then keep the umbrellhandy. we have rain in the fo

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, prince georgec

didn't just build houses his constructions are works of art in every respect on the roof of the cars ameliais clear proof of his love of detail invisible to the unobservant passer by a phantom society of ventilation shafts and chimneys stand like ghostly masked figures. the car with its broad curved facade and grotesque chimney figures illustrates clearly gary's conception of his works as creatures emerging from stone. busy the french swiss architect in town planner once pinpointed the importance of gowdy for barcelona and for architecture as a whole. what i saw in barcelona goatee was the work of a man of extraordinary energy conviction and technical skill many fisted throughout his working life as a stone mason a man who could himself work still into the form sect own in his truly mostly drawings. goatee is the builder of the turn of the century the professional architect in stone by and old brick. godi was a great artist only those who can move people's hearts live on to influence future generations. every am to noon gardy left his studio for his daily walk on the seventh of june nine hu

. >> amelia, weom even had sunshine, but will the sun stick around? >> for the most part we'll have plenty of sunshine for the remainder of the workweek, but more imrtantly we're n tracking any rain chances. our temperatures are in the upper 70s and lower 80s. so really refreshing there. utd the storm team four radar is keeping it dry there. highs today in the mid 80s if is still a warm s day,ll feeling like summer out there with generally mostly sunny s.sk ieow there, and humidity levels e move in. our temperatures fl into the 60s, but i'm tracking the chance of rain as we go into the weekend. 's not a wash out, but i'm going to have more on that coming up5 in about minutes. >> thank you, amelia. >> right now president trump is in norolina to get a closer look at the democratrom hurricane florence. she at cherrypoint right now. he is hearing from state and federal leaders including north carolina's governor. >> and flooding is the biggest issue there, even with sunny skies and no more rain. >> rivers throughout ret john are overflowing their banks. t

and amelia is tracking the a thre joins with us a closer look at the communities that are impacted byng. >> take a loo behind me. this is more video of the potomac. the water coming out of the banks h because of much rain we saw yesterday and how much rain we saw into early. autu our waterways cannot take any more water at this point. 're not only having these issues along the toll ,to the shenandoah river, down at the tidal basin. massive issues sometimes there. take a look at the flood warnings. a lot of them in effect until the weekend. some at the latest, it could be extended longer. you can you can see coastal advisories. these coastal advisories will go until at least tonight and they may be extended even longer. >>> more than a year after thea of a loved one, a family feels like they're getting justice. two people died in a hit and run in beltsville. only on news4, darcy spencer with howhey found the driver. >> she thought she would never get justice for her boyfriend. >> he made me laugh a lot. and miss having him here. >> he was killed by a hit-and-run driver more than a year

. >> when she began writing for the general public with her daughter amelia is also a very accomplished young woman, her message about our finances and a lot of working americans really got into the public square. she went on with amelia and surprised her by saying we've got three different couples here who have different problems with their financial lives and we want you to advise them. >> she thought they were going on for an interview to talk about what's in the book. it's interesting to go back and look at those old videos. millions of people watch those shows and a lot of people read her book. her trademark ability to be so clear and straightforward about complex issues and also to resume that outrage that a lot of people have had over the recession and how it didn't see many of the people who are responsible really came out of it without a scratch. people resonated with that message and the intensity behind it that seems genuine and they still do. i believe that such a populist. >> right, so from that, as her star was rising, she finally starts the consumer protection finance age

we know a little more about amelia airhart. but some of the other women seemed like fantastic women get their own right. what did you find about the women that was fantastic? >> they were daring and willing it take chances. when they failed and even when they have a critics, the women had critics. they refused to quit. that was the key because had these women in this particular narrative between 1927 and 1936 had the women given up, it would not have made possible the advances of women and aviation during world war ii, the wasps. without amelia airhart and ruth nickels and the other characters. that generation of female pilots is not possible. >> you told people that you don't like to fly. you get into the plane and white knuckling it the whole way. >> i recently took a slight and the pilot was a female. these days, you don't think anything of it. that wasn't always the case. when was the first time that female pilots started flying in the airlines? >> 1934 was the first time that a woman was haired to work as a -- hired to wor

the storm team 4 amelia draper is trackg it. a look at the weekend forecast coming up in a couple minutes. >>> last year's flu season broke records in all theorst ways. killing more americans than doctors have seen in more than 40 years. >> now experts are urging people to get your flu shot for this season. >> reporter: the death toll from last year's flu season is startlin 80,000 people died from flu complications. a statistic that frustrated the nation's surgeon general in an effort to get female get vaccinated. if not for themselves than for those around them. >> i'm tired of people saying, i didn't get sick and i didn't get flu shot. those 80,000 people who died last year fro theflu. guess what. they got it from someone. >> dr. l adams by example, rolling up his sleeve for the vaccine. folks in shreveport, louisiana, at a drive through clinic. >> it was really easy to come here. i didn't even have to get out oa my >> they admit it is not perfect. but they said even if you do get sick, the shot cane help strenlt complications

doug and amelia will have an update for you in a few moments. >>> opening statements got underway in the d.c. mansion murders case today. lawyers for the lone man charged in the death oe four peo introduced a stunning defense. while prosecutors painted a graphic image of the torture. >> 16 jurors listened closely as prosecutors described in detail what that in the hours leading up to the murder. they say amy w outsidet about 3:25 on may 13, 13. her 10-year-old son phillip and housekeeper vera figueroa were inside their home. the prosecution started their opening statements by saying, th is what nightmares are made of. efore amy returned home, prosecutors say daron wint made home.ay inside the when amy entered, that's when wint forceder h calling her husband to come home. prosecutors say five pieces of a evidence linked wint to the crime scene. they told jurors that daron wint's dna was found a pizza crust. fea k handle that was propping over a window. hair inct a constn hat and on bedding in the same room where the adults were found and dna w found a construction bat. defense fired b

phil and she went on with amelia, and dr.phil surprised to by saying we've got three different couples here who have different problems with the financial lives and we want you to advise them. she thought her going on an interview to talk about what's in the book. the latest book, the two income trap. he really put her on the spot and it was interesting to go back and look at those old videos. but millions of people watched those shows a lot of people read her books. her trademark ability to be so clear and straightforward about complex issues, and also to resonate that outrage that a lot of people have had over the recession and how it didn't seem many of the people who were responsible really came out of it without a scratch. people resonated with that message and with her, the intensity behind it that seemed very, very genuine, and they still do. i believe that is her hallmark of being such a pipe was. >> as her star was rising she finally gets she starts the consumer finance protection agency, i always get that acronym wr

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper shows us the start of fall is goiai to be and cool. >> there are plenty of clouds across the area. as you c see with radar, most of us are dry. tracking showers in parts of orange county, spotsylvania and stafford. take a look at all of this moisture. this is going to be pushing in from the whwest. that means, well, you are waking up to showers out there tomorrow morning on your sunday. the first full day of fall. currently we're at 73no degrees. 70s in the forecast at all tomorrow. wear onl going to be in the 60s throughout the day, and not upper 60s. low to mid 60s. it's pretty much sweater weather out there tomorrow. 8:00 a.m. still trackinger sh otherwise, cloudy skies. by 10:00 a.m. still want to grab the umbrella with the temperature around63 more rain for the afternoon and evening hours. i'm going to be timing that on ut with future weather, and,er a, more rain for the workweek. i'll let you know when youhaeed to grab umbrella coming up in my full forecast in about ten minutes. >> thank you, ma'am. we will see you then. >>> a new sense o

and wife of five years, amelia, she totally approves. >> she loves it. anyone like her before who's very passshe's rea. >> now that he's an expert in the field, we asked jamie to name a fragrance after some of his famous co-stars like jamie foxx. >> suave. i don't know he's a pretty -- he's a very cool person. >> how about rita ora? >> sassy. >> and of course dakota johnson? >> what would dakota's be? loyalty. that's nice. that was far too nice. >> so sweet. >> nice guy. >> i know he is. >> we'll [alarm clock] ♪ ♪ ghirardelli caramel squares. makes life a bite better. >> travel consideration provided by -- ♪ >> you are looking at the first images from the premiere episode of the conners. in the episode the family gets rocked by a sudden turn of events. >> all signs point to probably roseanne's passing. >> we don't know for sure. it sounds like it could be. >> it premiers october 16th on abc. >> laurie metcalfe is the only member of the cast that got nominated for an emmy. >> tomorrow on "e.t." the emmys are five days away. we're on the red carpet for tv'

amelia went to visit.ncient settlements across the italian countryside that have fallen into ruin as a lack ofjobs, poverty, and natural disasters drove away the people living there. they have been left frozen in time. this village was practically deserted after the 2009 earthquake. as you can see behind me, more and more people are starting to come back. it is thanks to a bold idea that is breathing life and money into a forgotten few of these rural communities. the concept is a simple one, converting the deserted buildings into an almost invisible scattered hotel. it's called albergo diffuso. the village of santo stefano di sessanio dates back to medieval times. when an entrepreneur arrived 20 years ago, it was crumbling and almost abandoned. people have gone away, they went away because it is very poor. there was no economical chance to survive in such a place. he wanted to find a way to bring local people and tourists back to the village while still preserving the area's ancient culture and traditions.

and wife of five years, amelia, she totally approves. >> she loves it. met anyone like her before who's very passionate about fragrance. she's really into fragrance. >> now that he's an expert in the field, we asked jamie to name a fragrance after some of his famous co-stars like jamie foxx. >> suave. i don't know he's a pretty -- he's a very cool person. >> how about rita ora? >> sassy. >> and of course dakota johnson? >> what would dakota's be? loyalty. that's nice. that was far too nice. >> so sweet. >> nice guy. >> i know he is. next on kron-4 news at eight: a tragic story in the east bay...an 19-month-old girl dies after being left in a hot car for several hours.police are calling it an accident.a live report... coming up. desperation for the family of a bay area mother, missing now for almost a month.the reward being offered in hopes that someone will come forward with information.and hurricane florence is just hours away from making landfallwhy some people are choosing to ride out the monster storm. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eigh

>>thanks, amelia. >>> coming up, is this good-bye? bryce harper on what could hav been his final home game in a nats uniform. >> we'll see. >> we'll see. sports inext.s i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> this is the xfinity sports desk. >> definitely crazy walking in today and knowing this could be my lt game at nats park, wearing the white jersey. this is my home. this is my city. of course, i root for duke and te golden knights and the cowb

amelia? >> if you stepped out toght, u've already felt the change. it's chilly. you need a jacket. d n't bring my jacket in coming from my dinner break tonight. temperatures right now in the 50s and 60s. unfortunately, this beautiful cooler weather coming with more in. look. here on storm team 48 radar, this rain continues to pus in and will be with us tonight and especially tomorrow morning. a rainy surrt to sunday. 6:00 a.m. showers out there with a temperature around 61. we'll continue to track showers throughout the day. otherwise cloudol and by 10:00 a.m., only 63 degrees. if you're heading to redskins game or nats game tomorrow afternoon, what can you expect? i'll have the latest on that plus more rai for the workweek when you'll need thembrella coming up at 11:18. >> thank you. texas is dealing with record amounts of rain this weekend. and a resulting floodwater has now claimed a life. the ft rising water sent people scrambling to the roofs to wait for help. dozens of buildings and cars wereesoyed in the storms near fort worth. a man was swept for, swept by a bridge near t u

look at that crowd for erika and amelia. >> it started hitting me that i was going to win the tournamenti started tearing up a little bit. i just can't believe i pulled this off after, you know,he wha eason has gone through. it's been tough, youadnow. i have not so easy couple of years. i worked my wayit back. hard to believe i won. >> great to see that ♪ [doorbell] ♪ ♪ when you have doctors working as a team for your health, you get the care you need to help you thrive. ♪ visit kp.org to learn more. kaiser permanente. thrive. ♪ designed to save you money. wireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data with a network that has the most wifi hotspots where you need them and the best 4g lte everywhere else. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. and ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your internet. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. i'm neal simon. i'm the son of an immigrant

robert randolph elseth jamie lynn fallon amelia v. fields gerald p. fisher matthew michael flocco sandra n. foster capt. lawrence daniel getzfred cortz ghee brenda c. gibson ron golinski diane m. hale-mckinzy carolyn b. halmon sheila hein ronald john hemenway maj. wallace cole hogan jimmie ira holley angela houtz brady k. howell peggie hurt lt. col. stephen neil hyland robert j. hymel sgt. maj. lacey b. ivory lt. col. dennis m. johnson judith jones brenda kegler lt. michael scott lamana david w. laychak jennifer lewis. and her husband. samantha lightbourn-allen maj. steve long james t. lynch jr. terrance m. lynch nehamon lyons shelley a. marshall teresa martin ada l. mason lt. col. dean e. mattson lt. gen. timothy j. maude robert j. maxwell molly mckenzie patricia e. mickley maj. ronald d. milam gerard p. moran odessa v. morris brian anthony moss ted moy lt. cmdr. patrick jude murphy khang nguyen michael allen noeth barbara k. olson. diana b. padro lt. jonas martin panik maj. clifford l. patterson lt. j.g. darin howard pontell scott powell capt. jack

we have severe weather with amelia. what's it look like now? >> well, i'm tracking some very sthunderstorms moving through areas of montgomery and fredericnties now. the national weather service issuedth a severderstorm watch for about the entire area until11:00 p.m.nd severe thunderstorm warning in montgomery county in effect until 6:45 thisevening, so the warning here in orange, and the watch for all of the counties here inpink. here's the latest on storm team 4 radarradar. strong thunderstorms passing over 270 right now, our news rtner saying traffic out there is a nightmare because of the weather. here's some impact times for you the g through at 6:32, district at 6:50 to 7:00, and frederic fredericksberg at 7: 10, and waldorf at 7:45 this evening. 64 degrees. we're under the gun until 7:00 cloudy and erwise humid through the evening hours. as we dry out everywhere by 11:00, it's 73 degrees. we are in storm team 4 alert mode because storm have not only heavy rainfall leading to ponding ofs water on rod reducing visibilities, but gusty winds

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amelia went to visit.ents across the italian countryside that have fallen into ruin as a lack ofjobs, poverty, and natural disasters drove away the people living there. they have been left frozen in time. this village was practically deserted after the 2009 earthquake. as you can see behind me, more and more people are starting to come back. it is thanks to a bold idea that is breathing life and money into a forgotten few of these rural communities. the concept is a simple one, converting the deserted buildings into an almost invisible scattered hotel. it's called albergo diffuso. the village of santo stefano di sessanio dates back to medieval times. when an entrepreneur arrived 20 years ago, it was crumbling and almost abandoned. people have gone away, they went away because it is very poor. there was no economical chance to survive in such a place. he wanted to find a way to bring local people and tourists back to the village while still preserving the area's ancient culture and traditions. he decided up

amelia is the youngest atjust 21.to sail on that boat." so i started trying to get involved in the project and hassling tracy, offering to volunteer to scrub the hull! and six months later tracy decided she wanted to employ me. and for tilly, who comes from finland, and clearly has no problem with heights, the maiden project gives her a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. obviously the whole three—year trip around the world is pretty amazing for any sailor. but my background academically is actually in human rights. and i would never in a million years have thought that i could combine my two passions. but when this came up it was a no—brainer. the refit has seen maiden changed from a racing yacht to one that's slightly more comfortable and with the latest equipment. so after three decades, maiden is ready to set sail once again. even in her original colours. ahead of her this time, not a race, but an equally important voyage. john maguire, bbc news, hampshire. time for a look at the weather. let me gather my thoughts. so

two years ago, amelia ended up in a&e after eating a chicken caesar sandwich from pret which she didn'tpany has apologised to her. it does seem that they really do need to make a change. if they are as serious as they are, to prevent incidents like this happening again, like natasha and me, and i was fortunate enough to live, i would say this very firmly — we will not be the last if you don't make a change. as well as food labelling, the coroner expressed concern about the effectiveness of auto adrenaline injectors. two epipens were administered to natasha, and questions were raised during the inquest over the dose the epipen contains and the length of the device needle. natasha's family say they want this to be a watershed moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. 0ur medical correspondent, fergus walsh, joins me. natasha's father said he wants this tragic case to mark a watershed — at a time when more and more children are being diagnosed with allergies. there's been a sixfold increase in hospital admissions for anaphylaxis

two years ago, amelia ended up in a&e after eating a chicken caesar sandwich from pret which she didn'tgised to her. it does seem that they really do need to make a change. if they are as serious as they are, to prevent incidents like this happening again, like natasha and me, and i was fortunate enough to live, i would say this very firmly — we will not be the last if you don't make a change. as well as food labelling, the coroner expressed concern about the effectiveness of auto adrenaline injectors. two epipens were administered to natasha, and questions were raised during the inquest over the dose the epipen contains and the length of the device needle. natasha's family say they want this to be a watershed moment, that her death will lead to changes which will save many other lives. sarah campbell, bbc news. let's get some more now on our main story. peasant on trump has ordered an fbi investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against tees nominee for the us supreme court, brett kavanaugh. —— president trump. chris buckler is in washington. this has been an extraordinary case

let'segin with doug and amelia with the latest. >>> and florence has strengthened. back to a 140-mile-per-hour tegory 4 hurricane. north carolina is looking at this going, oh, no, looking at this saying we may have dodged a bullet here. >> the news for us isood tonight. but i've been saying this earlier, you've been saying this. we continue to nd to monitor the forecast because the path can still change. >> we've got two or three days to watch the storm. if itontinues north like it was yesterday, we could be dealing with different conditions. and d.c., maryland, virginia, all under states of emergency. if it does come fartherorth, we'll be in a world of hurt. look at the eye. fa.ly ragg hit some cloud cover over the eye. that tells you, it didn't have its act together. you've got red all around the eye. it looks like a perfect doughnut. you can see it makin its w in and it has increase in the intensity back to 140 miles an hour. i eink it will conti to strengthen. moving west northwest at 17 les per hour, the new track brings it very close to wilmington, north carol

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amelia is the youngest atjust 21. her a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. obviously the whole three—year trip around the world is pretty amazing for any sailor. but my background academically is actually in human rights. and i would never in a million years have thought that i could combine my two passions. but when this came up it was a no—brainer. the refit has seen maiden changed from a racing yacht to one that's slightly more comfortable and with the latest equipment. so after three decades, maiden is ready to set sail once again. even in her original colours. ahead of her this time, not a race, but an equally important voyage. john maguire, bbc news, hampshire. that's it from your afternoon live team for today, next the bbc news at five with huw edwards. time for a look at the weather. here's tomasz shafernaker. for most of us today will turn to be a decent day with plenty of sunny that's our forecast the second half of the afternoon and it's raining across the western isles and some of that rain is moving through

let's just keep on amelia's baewagon. we h showers through next week, everybody.at we've got. temperaturewise, we are going up and down. the battle of the asons. some cool weather, warm weather, all mixed up. >> think pumpkin lattes and flannels.ee >>ng nice and warm. >>> a dog in india is getting a lot of attention for putting up a fight against a cobra. this is really cool stuff. >> this dog was trying to save her litte of puppies from this deadly snake. and animal lovers, this moht be hard watch. but don't worry, the dog doesn't get hurt. okay. >> you can see the mother barking seriously. even charging at this snake. >> the dog was able to save three of the puppies. but atunforty, the others didn't make it. eventually people nearby were able to catch the six-foot long snake and take it away. >> that's not a fair competition there. >> you cannot come between a mother and her little babies. >> that's right.gh >> tou dog. okay. p >>> ating book to local students hoping to go to college. >> why the montgomery county executives feel so >>> who has helped you along t

ful that will something that doug and i and amelia will watch for you tomorrow afternoon. it's not the prettiest of mornings. it's pretty arod guerstown and union bridge, maryland in frederickcounty. otherwise everybody else talking fog. northeast winds anywhere from five to 15 miles an hour today. we have a few light showers out there lookt this moisture through north carolina. will lift to the north but evenn plact have rained over and over again, including greenville where jim hanley is, they can't to get rain, wilmington getting blasted once again, all that rain headed our way. we'll time itut in a little t. >> lauryn, thank you very much. >>> teaag cov continues with jim handly in greenville, north carolina, at the tar river. >> take us through the devastation you have seen up close. >> molet, and ad these rains here are relentless. they have been going for 24 hours non-stop. we are here on the tar river. this river stretches for 215 miles and thi water, which is picking up speed, goes into the pamlicnd and doesn't crest until tomorrow night. we've got no letup in the

>> standing by, amelia. >> we'll be dealing with rain at times but ernight into early tomorrow mornin take a look at the radar. potential for a break for a few hours. notice moisture to the west and all of tonight,e s heavy rain is looking likely. the national weather service has ised a flood watch for just about everybody. all the counties near green. so heavy rain, falls in spots overnight when the most rain falling north and west of washington whe about an inch the. possib temperatures stay in the 50s as we continu to track rain and then we have rain throughout tomorrow morning. so everybody i dealing with wet roads. some wet roads out there for that morning commute. by tomorrow afternoon and evening, it is dry and thene sunss out. take a look at the planner for friday. showers ending at that point.so showers really early tomorrow morning. most if not allf fly is hook dry. sun throughout t day, setting the stage for a nice afternoon and a fantastic weekend. with ch time, 70 degre plungs skies and then plenty of sunshine until the sun sets with temperatures in the throw mid 70s. 6 f

when we think about women in aviation in the 1920s and 30s we tend to think about one woman, amelia earhart as if she was all alone. flying so low in the sky but in a time of earhart other women were flying with her forming this will scrap the squad. -- scrappy squad. >> welcome everyone and thank you for coming tonight. a few housekeeping things before we start. please turn off your cell phones and also as you probably know this is being recorded for c-span2 an opium booktv i guess in a few weeks. for the q&a session if you could wait until i can get to you with a mic so people can hear you and we will ask questions after the talk. andrea gabor has recently published "after the education wars" how smart schools handle the business of reform. she is the bloomberg chair of business journalist and taught at columbia university's graduate school of journalism. professor kapur has many publications in in "the news york times" this was done in the harvard is as reagan written several books including the man who discovered a quality how w. everts stemming brought revolution to america. her main a

let's go to meteorologist amelia in the storm center. >> much cooler temperatures moving in on sunday, as well. fall beginning tomorrow and especially on your sunday. butight now, 76 degrees. the sunshine making an appearance f some of us especially here in the district. mostly we are looking at cloudy skies throughout this evening and most of us are dry and pretty comfortable. by 7:00 p.m., around 75 degrees. dpoun to 73:0 at and 72 at 11:00 p.m. you can probably open up the windows tonight for the most pa a radar. these are trying to push east into the area. and again, looking dry in the evening hours and very late tonight rain is psible and then more rain likely especially on sunday. i'm going to be timing that outw with futurether coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right. you goit. >>> now to the controversy over the supreme court confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh. >> for the first time we are hearing from the family of the woman who was accusing him of sexual assault as presides trump dropweek of restraining and questions the accuser's credibility. blain alexander is here

. >> doug and amelia a tracking florence. >> word is thete path sh today, so what does that mean for us now? >>eshifted further south so impact for our area, and that's what we continue to see over the last 24 to 48 urs. not much of in the way of direct impacts for us, but we'll see some impacts. >> yeah. showers might kiss the area friday from the storm, and then some remnants from the storm ug might move th next week, but, doug, we're not talking amout widespread flooding or talking abouting winds at all in our area. >> yeah. you'll talk about it nor in a second. i have to show what's happening out there right now, guys, in our area because some of you are getting pummelled by current rain, not from florence, but from the moisture that's still over in the area. walk outside now, it's warm and very humid conditions. and that unshine now, sun has led to some storms, and look what's around the d.c. metro area, in month come montgomery county, and due east, just around burke and fairfax, but this area here, zooming in again,ds up tow the rockville area, around bathesda. this is giving

so, amelia standing by, i guess means put away the sunblock? >> definitely ts weekend. it's chilly on sunday. more on the weekend in about 15 minutes but first i t want tok about tonight. ake a look on storm team 4 radar. isolated showers out there west of the blue ridge toward east and fizzle. looking dry for the evening hours. we had a feweeks of sunshine break out over the last hour and bumped the temperature upo 78 degrees. by 7:00, 76 and looking dry tpls evening anty of clouds out there. comfortable overall. 11:00 p.m. around 75 degrees. theumidity not too bad. tomorrow looking mainly dry but rain is in the forecast on sunday. i'll have more on the timing coming up. >> thank you. >>> we have new information expected soon into the newsroom about thenieath ofrsity of maryland football player jordan mcnair. the school's boa of regents meeting behind closed doors today as the investigation nears an end. >>> a woman attacked and raped inside her. apart the surveillance images of arlington county police want you to look at. >>> new law to protect your peonal information

. >>> consideraron una entidad de ayudar a inmigrantes con necesidades especiales vamos con amelia paraeste paÍs, josÉ y benito consideraron una coaliciÓn que le ayude a personas como ellos para salir adelante. >>> nosotros tenemos todavÍa fuerza de trabajar. puede haber un trabajo que podemos hacerlo. >>> te caÍste de la bestia del tren cuando estabas viniendo a estados unidos? >>> me caÍa del tren, y alli el tren pues me cortÓ mi brazo y pierna. >>> al igual aquÉl, y cientos otros, lamentablemente josÉ tambiÉn corriÓ con la misma suerte y queda discapacitado de por vida perdiendo una pierna, una mano y una mano. >>> aunque llorara, no una a ser el mismo del antes que tenÍa que salir adelante y usar lo todavÍa me queda que es mi voz. >>> uno voz con la que canta para ganarse la vida y para ser escuchado pidiendo ayuda y justicia por todos aquellos inmigrantes que sufren de alguna discapacidad. >>> poder unir fuerzas y poder decir a las autoridades que tengan consideraciÓn o porque no compasiÓn con estas persona. >>> la coaliciÓn uno mi grants latinos con discapacidad en el condado de l

the amelia is the youngest, at just 21. permanent crew. the amelia is the youngest, atjust 21.fering to volunteer to scrap the whole. six months later, tracy decided she wa nted months later, tracy decided she wanted to employ me. and for tilley, who comes from finland and clearly has no problem with heights, the maiden project gives her a once—in—a—lifetime opportunity. maiden project gives her a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. so obviously the whole three—year trip around the world is pretty amazing for any sailor. but my background academically is actually in human rights, and i'd never in a million yea rs rights, and i'd never in a million years thought that i could combine my tee passions. so when this came out it was a no—brainer. my tee passions. so when this came out it was a no-brainer. the refit has seen maiden changed from a racing yacht the one that is slightly more comfortable, and with the latest equipment. so, after three decades, maiden is ready to set sail once again, even in her original colours. i had of her, this time, nota race, butan original colours. i ha