let's go live to the news 4 live desk where angie goff has more. angie, good morning. >> good morning. the target, top military command buildings. we just learned from syria's information minister that one of the bombs in damascus may have been planted inside the compound. the buildings were engulfed in flames, and now thick smoke continues to hover over the capital city. this video just into the news room. initial reports saying the blast caused only material damage, and at this point, casualties are still unknown. security forces say this morning they are chasing down rebels who want to oust syrian president bashar al assad. so far no one has claimed responsibility for this blast. at the news 4 live desk, angie goff, news 4. >>> at 4:33, the race for president runs through ohio today. president obama and mitt romney are campaigning in the buckeye state. romney has to carry ohio if he has any chance of winning in november. no republican has ever lost in ohio and won the presidency. he appears to have ground to make up. the republican presidential n

reporting from the news 4 live desk, angie goff, news 4. >>> and the u.s. has changed its strategy in response to the amount of insider attacks in afghanistan. joint operations between the u.s. and afghan militaries are now suspended until further notice. this comes after afghan troops are suspected of killing four americans. one senior officials tells the newspaper, quote, we can't trust these individuals. >>> helping investigate vandalism at a mosque in virginia. on friday morning, worshippers found the building spray painted with vulgar images and racial slurs. the council on american-islamic relations is calling it a possible hate crime. police say it wasn't clear if the vandalism was directed at muslims. they also found graffiti at a high school and christian school in the area. >>> police inge's county arrested michael jerome stewart in landover last night. they say he shot and killed 25-year-old brittany mckinley early sunday morning. investigators say stewart went to mckinley's home on heath street and shot the two women after he got in an argument

angie goff is live. >> many good morning, aaron. we followed days following the anti-muslim film made in the u.s. and now a french magazine published caricatures of the prophet muhammad. some of the drawings we're hearing include the prophet muhammad naked. france's prime minister disapproves of the decision, and we just learned he has increased security around the french embassies as a precaution. this comes after a week of violence in retaliation of a video mocking the prophet muhammad. so far 30 people have died, including 4 americans. reporting from the news 4 live desk, angie goff, news 4. >>> and the white house now says it appears the attack that killed the u.s. ambassador to libya was not premeditated. ambassador chris stevens and three other americans diet last week during a violent protest at the u.s. consulate in benghazi, libya. that country's president insists foreign militants plotted the attack. there is no evidence to support that claim, but it is still investigating the incident. the anti-muslim movie that sparked t

reporting live in the news room, angie goff, news 4. >> right now it's 6:01. here's a look at storm team 4 radar, and something we have not seen in quite a while, rain. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with weather and traffic on the ones. >> we had to blow the dust off the radar, give it a good whack, see if it still works, and it does. >>> there is the view showing that we do have some moderate to heavy rain falling along the gulf coast. it stretches up into louisiana, arkansas, into tennessee, western kentucky. and that, yes, is advancing toward us. but ahead of that, we've got a clear sky. temperatures are chilly again this morning. only the upper 40s to near 50. most of the northern virginia, the shenandoah valley, most of maryland, only near 50 degrees. including prince george's and montgomery counties. arlington and fairfax near 50. reagan national at 59. right on the bay the waters, it near 60. then for your lunch hour, delightful, sunny and mild in the low to mid-70s. then beginning to cloud up by midafternoon into the upper 70s. sunset at

angie goff is following the story from the newsroom. angie, good morning. >> eun, he opened fire in a room filled with hundreds wearing a mask and dressed in a bathrobe. right now one person is dead and a these are in the hospital. the new premier pauline marois was giving a victory speech when shots were fired. she was whisked away and not hurt. one person died and another was wounded after a gunman started shooting from the back of the auditorium. police captured the man. they say he's 50 years old but would not comment on the weapon. cameras at the event show a pistol and a rifle at the scene. now, still unclear why he did it. police don't know if marios was the direct target but becodo know the attack happened right after marios started speaking in english which is rare in an event like this. they want independence from canada and as the suspect was being driven away by police he shouted in french, the english are waking up. tensions between the french and english in quebec has proved violent before. reporting live in the newsroom, a

reporting live in the newsroom, angie goff, news4. >>> 6:44.ident bill clinton will be if the featured speaker. clinton will address delegates in prime time. several prominent marylanders will speak tonight including senator barbara and chris van hollen. he will play paul ryan to help vice president joe biden prepare for their debates. employees from companies managed by romney's former private equity firm bain capital also expected to speak today. but last night the stage belonged to first lady michelle obama. she took the crowd or told the crowd the president knows about the american dream because he's lived it. >> he believes that when you've worked out and done well and walked through that doorway of opportunity, you do not slam it shut behind you. no, you reach back and you give other folks the same chances that helped you succeed. >> the first lady never mentioned mitt romney or paul ryan in her speech. president obama is scheduled to arrive in charlotte today. he watched his wife's speech last night at the white house with his daughters,

angie goff is in the newsroom now for more. >> eun, one person is dead. another critically injured after a masked gunman in a bathrobe opened fire at the midnight victory rally. the new premier was not hurt. rushed off the stage by her security guards. she reportedly asked what's going on as she was grabbed unaware of the shooter. police say the gunman who is in custody is 50 years old. they say he opened fire in the back of the room during this speech while hundreds filled the auditorium. right now no official word on what kind of weapon but camera footage showed a pistol and a rifle at the scene. as of right now a motive is still unclear. police saying they don't know if she was the direct target. reporting live in the newsroom, angie goff, news4. >> thank you. >>> tonight, former president bill clinton will be the speaker in charlotte. clinton is scheduled to speak during the 10:00 hour. maryland senator barbara mccull ski and steny hoyer is also to impress the crowd. and sandra fluke, the georgetown university law student who made national headlines e

. >> i'm angie goff. the storms rolled through yesterday as we saw and then this morning such a different story. things are cool and calm outside. >> that's right. now let's check to see if storms may affect us again today. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has your first forecast. >> good morning, richard and angie. good morning, everybody. a noticeably cooler start to the day today. dew point temperatures which were in the 70s at this time yesterday have fallen back into the 50s this morning. as a result, it is crisp and cool outside. current temperatures are mostly in the 50s and low 60s now. remember, this time yesterday a lot of spots were well into the 70s. not a completely clear sky yet, but clearing is the trend of the day. 62 at national airport, but 58 waldorf this morning. 55 culpepper. and 55 in martinsville and inwood, up in the panhandle of west virginia. as far as the rest of the day goes, i think you'll like it a whole lot. a couple of showers for your friends out in delaware. but not

. >>> news 4's angie goff is following breaking news from the news 4 live desk. angie, good morning. >> good morning. >>> just into the news 4 news room, new video of the attacks targeting the command buildings in syria. you can hear the gunshots. they rang out in the streets of damascus after the blast. the bombs, one of which officials believed was planted inside a building, rocked structures, leaving behind fire and these massive columns of black smoke in the sky. casualties are still unknown, but officials say the blast caused only material damage. it's the latest attack on the city as the attack on bashar al assad continues. last month a bombing killed the president's brother-in-law and a defense minister. >>> 5:07 is your time now. another major bank finding itself the victim of a cyber attack this morning. mpllin >>> also ahead, why the blown call controversy in the nfl becoming a talking point in the presidential election. >>> take a look at the funnel cloud in illinois. dash cam video shows that cloud. it was part of a storm that spawned tornadoes, golf b

reporting live in the newsroom, angie goff. >>> get ready for more gridlock downtown.ins work on a project to revamp new hampshire avenue from h street to dupont circle. our reporter live in northwest where construction will start, tony, in just a couple of hours. >> reporter: yeah, they're actually starting to set up construction now, aaron. you had it right, get ready. you can see they already have the tree protector set up. in the street they already have cones blocking off lanes, goes all the way down new hampshire avenue. as you said, it was part of the d-dot streetscape plan. they are putting in better lighting and tree enclosures, resurfacing streets as well as sidewalks. also storm drains will get an upgrade to include inlets and storm sewer pipes as well as the addition of a few fire hydrants. that's the good news. bad news, construction is expected to last around 18 months, weather permitting. so if we have any severe inclement weather, we could be looking at almost two years for the project to be complete. and now construction will be taking place between 7:

i did angie goff.hing. >> didn't even come up. >> you better get in some movies. >> very cool. >> yeah. >> the time right now 6:26. coming up on news 4 today, honored for his bravery the award given to a security guard shot during an attack on a conservative d.c. lobbying group. >>> plus the latest developments overnight from the middle east overnight from the middle east as violence over an a this message. experiences classrooms. sizes don't matter... by 20%. teaching to some test... he personally cannot relate to. education, children. >>> hi everyone. good morning and welcome to news 4 today. i'm richard jordan. >> i'm angie goff. it is saturday, september 15th. we've been talking about it all morning just how nice and breezy it is out this morning. >> breezy. a little too breezy for you though. >> a little bit. feels good though. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell with details on the forecast. >> good morning, everybody. saturday off to a bit of a blustery start first thing. winds

. >> i'm angie goff. you want to keep an umbrella with you. >> we had quite a lighten showing last night. lots of noise and thunder. woke me up. >> i slept right through it. >> how can you miss it? it's good that you you were sleeping that well. thank goodness, it didn't last that long. let's go to meteorologist. >> i went to bed when my toddler went to bed. woke me up. we're in for that, we need the rain, 75 degrees is our number. we have calm winds but that humidity is 90%. more numbers show 70s around the map. the exception is martinsburg and frederick, you guys are at 68. the first batch is moving towards the northern neck of virginia, and the next batch of rain off to the west. you folks out in deep creek lake, unfortunately it will be a very wet morning and afternoon. so heads up especially for you. the rest of us will wait on the rain probably until after 10:00. in the middle 80's with showers increasing and storms likely this afternoon. easing us back to 80 degrees. i'll tell you how long the stre

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. tgif, it is friday, september 14th. >>> taking a live look outside. we are hoping for another nice day. we can't complain with low humidity and cloud free skies. >> we can handle just about anything, tom kierein. >> i feel your hope, and i'm going to deliver. we've got this continued dreamy weather just in time for the weekend. it's going to be continuing. good morning. >>> we're starting off this morning with a few clouds rolling in from the west, and under those clouds, it's another chilly morning. we do have a little patchy fog that's been forming. right now temperatures around the region are down in the 50s again, like it has been last several mornings. and we do have the autumn constellations peeking through the ouds up there. it's only near 50 shenandoah wa valley in the mountains. much of northern maryland, eastern shore, down in the low to mid-50s. reagan national low 60s. by 6:00 a.m., that patchy fog around, partly cloudy. low 50s to mid-50s. by noontime, for your lunch hour

i'm angie goff. news 4. >>> packers are threatening hac go after the new york stock exchange after the anti-muslim video. the stock exchange isn't commenting on the threat. >>> one of the americans killed in the attack on the u.s. consulate in libya last week will be laid to rest today. glen doherty was a former navy s.e.a.l. who was working in private security when he died last week. the u.s. ambassador to libya and two other americans were also killed. in the meantime, the white house now says it appears that attack was not premeditated. libya's president insists foreign militants plotted the attack for months. the obama administration says there's no evidence yet to support that claim, but it is still investigating the incident. >>> 6:16. officials trying to determine what caused a natural gas pipeline to catch fire, killing 26 people and injuring dozens along the south texas border. the fire happened yesterday afternoon at a mexican owned oil company in the city of reynosa across the border from

angie goff is live at the news 4 desk with breaking developments. angie, good morning. >> eun, good morning to you. >>> at least five people are dead and several others injured after a suicide bomber blew up a bus from an airport in afghanistan. one bomber said the blast was so loud he couldn't hear for 18 hours after the explosion. the blast killed foreign nationals who worked at the kabul airport. radical militant group hesbah islami said they did it in retaliation for the film in the u.s. that mocks the prophet muhammad. the killer was a 22-year-old woman. this comes after actions by in muslim countries in response to the anti-muslim film. this is the highest number of foreigners killed in the city since last april when an afghan pilot gunned down nine americans. reporting from the news 4 live desk, angie goff. back to you. >>> these attacks in afghanistan are a major setback to the war effort as president obama's troop surge winds down. two years ago, the administration added 33,000 troops to the war effort. they are finishing their return home t

angie goff shows us what it's all about and introduces us to the young ceo who happens to be from our area. >> reporter: no question, social media is making it easier for students to connect. but between the updates, the likes, and chats, students say there is a major fail. >> facebook and twitter are great for a lot of things. but they're not -- it's a very imperfect platform for studying. >> reporter: it's a problem seth hispanic mcelreth set out to solve. at 17 he cofounded his first company, hallway. >> you can ask questions, post notes, create classes and committee we can identify who you are as a student and who the best students in the world are on certain subjects. >> reporter: holloway takes learning from to digital. allison chu logs on to pass notes with friends on calculus, and finds she can focus, something hard to do with other sites. >> the biggest problem with that for me is that i get so distracted. and that's on top of i can't get help from kids outside of my classes, i can't search for specific notes for help on a particular subject. >> reporter: the scholastic netwo

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm erica in for richard dorden. welcome to "news4 today." can you believe it is september 1st already? >> already lost our summer. >> i know. which means cooler temperatures. starting to feel more like it. >> we might get a bright start to the our holiday weekend. let's check in with chuck for more. >> hey there, good morning to both of you and a good saturday morning. welcome to your labor day weekend after a blazing hot summer. we are now officially entering meteorological, and little consolation, yesterday, we made 97 degrees. i think many spots will be above 90 again later today. there are rain drops first thing this morning well off to the west of the area. especially west of interstate 81 now. rain drops in far western maryland and rumbles of thunder in the mountains of west virginia. worth keeping an eye on. most of this is going to dry up as it comes east of the mountains, but that being said, do expect an abundance of cloud cover for your saturday. showers chances strongest out to the west through the course of the day. a scattered

. >> and i'm angie goff in for eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" on this friday, september 14th. >>> the alexandria man who pleaded guilty to trying to blow up the u.s. capitol will be sentenced today. authorities arrested 29-year-old amin al khalifi in february. he got weapons from an undercover agent to try to detonate a bomb near the capitol. he thought he was dealing with al qaeda operatives. he faces between 25 and 30 years in prison. >>> today prince george's county police will canvass a neighborhood hoping to solve the murder of a 17-year-old honors student. police will hand out flyers at the kettering shopping center and mitchellville shopping center. they're looking for information on the death of amber stanley. a man broke into her house and shot her as she was asleep last month. stanley was a senior in high school who had dreams of going to harvard. today central high school in prince george's county will honor a student killed earlier this week. students and staff will wear light blue

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. today is saturday, september 8th, 2012. of course, those metro issues are going to affect a lot of people this weekend getting around. >> they sure are, but you're going to be happy about the weather if you walk out early this morning. chuck bell, it was so cool outside, such a wonderful breeze average beautiful morning outside, no doubt about that. you better enjoy the dry hours on your saturday while they're here because your saturday will, in most like lihood, get you we before it's done. outside right now, still a pretty cloudy start outside. no raindrops anywhere near us just yet. 76 here in town. but you're right, it's noticeably cooler out to the north and west. temperatures mid-60s across much of the shenandoah valley. upper 70s bayside locations. storm 4 radar, not much going on around our area just yet. showers and a rumble of thunder out to ocean city, rehoboth. but out to the west, a strong cold front promises raindrops as early as 11:00 a.m. to noon time frame. thickening clouds this morning, showers and thunde

reporting live in news room, angie goff, news 4. >>> also in effect, afghan police killed four american soldiers in the latest insider attack. officials say the americans were coming to the aid of afghan police, who called for help after a checkpoint attack sunday. when the soldiers arrived, police began shooting at them. the attack happened at a nato checkpoint in southern afghanistan. the taliban says the police officers were not affiliated with its insurgency. >>> the teenager accused of trying to detonate a car bomb in chicago will appear in federal court today. federal prosecutors say adel daoud was on a jihad mission to kill hundreds of people. after discussing a possible attack on internet forums, an undercover agent gave him a phony car bomb. he tried to detonate the bomb friday night outside a crowded club, and he was quickly arrested. >>> chicago mayor rahm emanuel is seeking a court order to get teachers back into the classroom. the teachers union wants more time to review their current proposed contract. it includes a 7% cost of living raise over three years. 30% of a teache

i'm richard jordan. >> i'm angie goff.orning people in the bloomingdale neighborhood in northwest d.c. have another clean-up job ahead of them after another round of flooding. news4 was there as d.c. fire and ems crews rescued a man trapped inside his car during a flash flood along rhode island avenue last night. the problem is not new to this neighborhood. we're going tv more frustrations coming up. >>> right now, though, dry skies overhead in some parts but the big question is will the rain hold out for the holiday. >>> meteorologist veronica johnson is out on the storm 4 weather deck. it looks like you do not need an umbrella. >> i do not. but i'm going to need something to dry off with before i come in, not from the rain but from the high humidity. i'm standing on storm team4 weather deck, on my phone wait for you to tweet me. you've been asking me on twitter, can i get one of these. storm team4 weather mug. it was a big hit last time i filled in morningside. so i thought i would do it again. why not? here's how it wor

i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> this morning residents are cleenging up after yet another flood as d.c. fire around ems rescued a man trapped in his car from a flash flood last night. heavy rain flooded several streets and basements. submerged cars had to be towed away. this is the fourth flood in bloomingdale since july. >> what's happened is a very large amount of rainfall has fallen within a short period of time. we do not think it's a matter of clogged drain or pipe. it's more than the pipes can handle. that's what's caused the flooding. >> major vincent gray set up a  task force to figure out the flood problems in that neighborhood. >>> the heavy rain caused flooding. they closed the station to drain the water. metro says stations will not reopen until about 7:00 a.m. >>> it's always good to have an extra day added to that weekend, but not when it rains. >> no. >> we knew it was coming. >> we yes, we did. we said we wouldn't have a washout but we knew we were going to get the tropical rains from isaac. it came in. heavy during the overnight period. even saturday, weird cloud

angie goff live with the breaking developments. angie? >> good morning, aaron. >>> at least nine people are dead after a suicide bomber rammed a car into a mini bus in the afghan capital of kabul. the scene outside the airport is grisly. the scene so bad it hurled the bus into the air. the bus was believed to be carrying foreign nationals working at the airport. afghan insurgent group hesbah islami claimed credit for the attack, saying it was in response to the anti-islamic film seen in the u.s. a 32-year-old woman carried out the attack, it's said, and if this holds true, it will be the first suicide bombing carried out by a woman in afghanistan. this comes just a day after hundreds of protesters threw rocks and overfurnishturned pols in response to that event. hesbah islami, according to reports, is a radical group which shares the taliban's anti-western sentiment. >>> and this morning the fbi is helping police investigate vandalism at a mosque in virginia. vandals defaced the islamic center of the shenandoah valley in harrisburg on fri

i'm angie goff.ompanies restored power in an acceptable amount of time following june's derecho. the commission met yesterday and says that the significant changes like burying lines would cost too much money to be considered. they also say that for large storms like the derecho quick restorations are nearly impossible. pro choice advocates in virginia are protesting rule changes that could shut down many of the state's women's health clinics. yesterday the virginia board of health approved a set of building regulations requiring clinics to comply with newark te -- new architectural standards. supporters say it will help with safety for women but opponents say forcing clinics to comply with costly renovations could put them out of business. another weekend of delays for metro. crews are working on four of the five lines. only one station is closed. that's the green belt station on the green line. there is single tracking on two parts of the red line between vienna and west falls church on the orange

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm erika gonzalez straight ahead on "news4 today."pread damage. >>> a heads up for met fro ride. the changes that start today. chuck? >>> well, after a long, hot week we're off to a bit of a cloudy and in some place as wet start to your holiday weekend. how long will the rain drops stick around? the forecast is coming up. >>> the fashion industry prepares for a global celebration. we're joining the excitement this morning with a preview of the fall runway pa. all that and more when you join us for "news4 today." >> we will be back in 90 seconds. >>> good morning, everybody. i'm erika gonzalez in for richard jordan. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome to "news4 today." it is the first day of september. >> bladesing through the year. >> oh, man. unofficial end to summer, but it sure feels hot outside. >> it does. the big question, a lot of people going out with beach plans and so forth. is it going to rain, chuck? >> well -- it's already raining in a few places and we are going to have a big sunshine challenge this upcoming holiday weekend,

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. saturday, september 8th, 2012. >>> time right now to check on our day's forecast. we knew it was coming, the rain, we've been talking about it all morning long. >> you might want to run outside before it's too late. chuck bell is on the storm 4 weather deck. >> good morning to you guys once again. good morning, everybody. what a beautiful day it is outside. sort of reminds me of that old neil diamond song "september morn." outside overhead a lot of blue sky do i see first thing this morning. this is not going to help things for later on today. the more sunshine we get, the warmer we'll get and as a result of the higher temperatures later this afternoon strong to severe thunderstorms are definitely in the offing for later today. keep a weather eye to the sky. current temperatures upper 70s pushing 80 already in downtown washington. there's storm 4 radar. nearest raindrops to us are now in western maryland heading towards west virginia. that's a whole lot of rain coming our way. three t

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. it is saturday, september 15th. time to get a check on our forecast. >> we mentioned it earlier. chuck bell making big promises today saying we'll see a whole lot of sunshine. >> i guarantee a hundred percent sunshine from here forward because it is absolutely gorgeous outside here on the front lawn of channel 4. a very refreshing and noticeable north breeze out here has the leaves rippling around just a bit. do expect that if you plan to go outside today. a good day for kite flying and a great day for sailing out on the local waterways. but one of my friends on twitter the folks at the coast guard station at drum point remind everybody with the white caps on the bay wear your life jackets if you go out for a sail or swim today. 67 now in washington. there's your day planner. it's going to be a lovely day to be outside. temperatures in the mid to upper 70s today. you can definitely hear the wind on my microphone. it is going to stay a breezy day today. tomorrow looks great. nowhere near as much wind. clouds will sta

i'm angie goff. >> i'm erica gonzalez. september 2, 2012.etty stormy last night in case i was the only one i heard it. it was really loud, it was really bright. quite a lightning show. and today looks like it could be the same. >> yeah, that's right. meteorologist kim martucci is on shower watch. >> hey, guys, yes. we'll give the showers until around the lunch hour for metro d.c. but off to the west we have them pushing in from the shenandoah. it's 79 in monasses and if you're wondering if it will be like this light stuff, let me show you what's behind it. no, moderate tropical showers moving in. you took it out to the lakes, deep creek this weekend for the long holiday weekend. it's probably going to be a lot of torrential rain for you. cumber land, 80 today. and around d.c. a good bet for thunderstorms. see you in a bit. >> kim, thanks. >>> voters in northern virginia will head to the polls tuesday. residents in alexandria and arlington must pick a new representative in the 45th district. voters will replace david englin. the polls are ope

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm erika gonzalez in for richard jordan. >> and doing anything that requiresun, do it now. >> and meteorologist chuck bell. >> getting off to a dry start. to prove it, i'm standing outside. if it were raining i would be wet. no rain drops made it to the ground here no northwest washington. that's not the case everywhere. we have seen light rain this morning out towards washington, vi iashenandoah valley and the mountains of west virginia have all seen at least a little rain this morning and it is thick, muggy outside this morning. there's the live picture over downtown washington from our city camera viewing. temperatures this morning are already in the mid-80s. 84 here in washington. with a little hint of a heat index, thanks to dew points up near 70. it's humid and mild everywhere. upper 70s, low 80s for now. on storm 4 doppler. a lot of the metro rain drops not reaching the ground. out towards the blue ridge, steady, light rain showers there. rain drops near fredericksburg and one or two spritzes and sprinkles in fairfax county. about it for now. the bulk o

. >> and i'm angie goff. another amazing morning out there, but the picture does not show us how chilly it is. >> temperatures back in the 50s overnight, but we will be bouncing back again. meteorologist tom kierein out on the storm team 4 weather deck to break it all down for us. hi, tom. >> good morning. >>> another chill in the air this morning. it's kind of damp too. you can just feel a little more humidity in the air now. many of the rural areas we've got patchy dense fog, especially in parts of fauquier county and culpeper county. the visibilities are down to generally right in the low quarter mile range or so to a half mile. that's the minimum visibility there. and the temperatures closer to washington are just in the low and mid-50s. arlington, fairfax, montgomery, prince george's counties, right near the chesapeake bay, the low 60s. farther west and north, parts of loudoun, prince william, fauquier, culpeper, rappahannock are only near 50 degrees. weather watchers reporting there this morning. and h

i'm angie goff. >> i'm richard jordan. it's sunday, september 9, 2012.have moved out of the way and brought some cooler temperatures. >> storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has moved outside. looks like you've lost your jacket. >> i have. it's 67 degrees and from my view here, i cannot see a single cloud in the entire sky. i think that's the case here through at least the rest of this morning and then friendly cumulus skies this afternoon. even if you get a rain drop or two even if you see a rain drop, no severe weather threat. no thunder and lightning tundz. and 62 in martinsburg. 62 in hagerstown. as you make your plans to get outside and enjoy your day today, here's storm 4 doppler. nothing showing up on doppler now. a couple of sprinkles toward ocean city this morning. the nationals split the first two games with the marlins. the rubber match is today. 1:35 degrees. yesterday, we made 91. also noticeably less humid. i don't think they'll have the t two hour rain today. a lot of folks are cleaning up from the storm damage. it's almost good weather t

angie goff in for eun yang. >> i'm richard jordan in for aaron gilchrist.come to "news4 today" on this monday, september 3rd. this morning residents in bloming dale are cleaning up after another flood. news4 was there as they rescued a man trapped in his car in a flash flood along rhode island avenue last night. the heavy rain flooded several streets and because basements. submerged cars were towed away. >>> the heavy rain caused flooding on the tracks as well at the shaw howard metro station. metro closed the station to drain that water. all train service between georgia avenue and mt. vernon square is suspended. metro says that the station will not reopen until 7:00 this morning. so not only did that take a lot of drivers -- you're right about that. >> bloomingdale will have a new reason to worry that they will not get flooding? >> i was going say that. the next three days, potential for to see more flash flooding. it is very unfortunate. remnants that are coming to your area. we also have a weather front. so very humid air. very tropical air today. 72. i

i'm angie goff in for barbara harrison. happy labor day. >>> this morning residents of one of d.c.'s neighborhoods dealing with an all too familiar crisis, flooding. last night's rain sent water rushing into homes in the bloomingdale neighborhood. residents sa they have had enough. megan mcgrath is there with the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. you can see that all of the water is gone, but the telltale sans remain. we have mud still here on the pavement on one sidewalk here. it's become a very frustrating situation for folks that live here. every time we get a heavy rain, the bloomingdale neighborhood floods. for some folks they flooded four times this summer, and it happened again last night. >> i came down here from upstairs. all this water and everything. i stepped in it. it was up to my ankles. >> reporter: alonzo is tired of cleaning up mud and water. this is the fourth time this summer that the rhode island avenue row home has flooded. >> it was coming up through the drains in there. when i went out back to the back porch out there and tried to open it, there

reporting live in the news room, angie goff, news 4. >>> this morning we're learning new details into the raid that killed osama bin laden. a former navy s.e.a.l. that was part of the raid is sharing what was once undisclosed information for the first time. he wrote the book "no easy day" using the pseudonym mark owen. he was on the helicopter that crashed in pakistan in may of 2011. he was the second person that entered bin laden's bedroom. owen spoke to "60 minutes" in a disguise using makeup to alter his face. his voice was also altered. he explains how they were able to shoot and kill bin laden's son. >> he literally whispered, not amped up, not anything. hey, khalid. khal khalid. whisper's khalid's name. doesn't know if it's khalid or not. khalid literally looks back around the edge of the hall, and he shoots him. >> the pentagon is considering legal action against owen, claiming the book contains classified information. owen says nothing in the book compromises u.s. safety or security. >>> new this morning, u.s. officials hand over control of bagram prison to the afghani governm

reporting live in the news room, angie goff, news 4. >>> 17 after the hour now. a former navy s.e.a.l. who was part of the raid to kill osama bin laden is talking about what happened. he wrote the book "no easy day" using the pseudonym mark owen. he was on the helicopter that crashed in pakistan in may 2011. he was also the second man that entered bin laden's bedroom. owen spoke to "60 minutes" in a disguise, using makeup to alter his face. his voice was also altered. he says 24 men trained for the mission in north carolina. >> this was absolute ly not a kill only mission. it was made very clear to us throughout our training for this that, hey, if given the opportunity, this is not an assassination. you will capture him alive if feasible. >> the pentagon is considering legal action against owen, claiming the book contained classified information. owen says nothing in the book compromised u.s. safety or security. >>> the federal government expects to recognize that workers and those living near ground zero following the 9/11 attacks developed cancer as a result. t

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i i'm angie goff. >>> someone used an atm skimmer to steal thousands of dollars.ee. 50 in maryland is slow. angie? >>> good morning. approaching 9:00. temperatures climbing into the 60s. we ought to get near 80. more clouds around. small chance of sprinkles. cool in the morning saturday and sunday. highs near 80. rain monday and >>> back now with more of "today" on this friday morning. it's the 14th day of september, 2012. henceforth known as psy day. the double duo by psy. >> never happened where we've had an encore for a performer in history. >> david is sweating profusely. >> he is sweating through his shi shirt. >> look. you're a mess! >> i am. >> i left it on the field. >> did david leave it on the field, people? >> look at that. >> oh, yeah. >> hey, david, good luck trying to interview the president after that. >> you know, is there a question about whether or not that was embarrassing, having the video. this is a great time. it's like a rave. i don't know what else is coming up on the program. >> from "gangnam style" we're going to be going to "um, bop" and

i'm angie goff. 9:57 on this september 4th.ork after the labor day weekend, the roads could be a mess today. let's go straight to danella sealock with your first 4 traffic. >> what we're dealing with right now a couple accidents remaining. south capital street in southeast at martin luther king jr. avenue, the accident involves an overturned vehicle. inner loop i-66 some good news a multi-vehicle crash there. it is in your shoulder lane, not bad at all. if you're traveling on i-270, looking a lot better. let's head over to veronica with a check of your forecast. >> doesn't feel too great out there. the humidity high, again, today. going to stay pretty sticky. 80 to 85 for a high temperature today. rain on tap for the afternoon. could be heavy this evening and here's a look at your evening, 73 to 79 degrees and tomorrow still wet with a high of 87. angie? >> veronica, thanks. i'm barack obama, and i approve this message. mitt romney's position on women's health...it's dangerous. vo:mitt romney and paul ryan would get rid of plan