there in annapolis. and really the headline here, and there are many to be read here, is that senator john mccain was a military man and, as i said earlier, proud of that history, and he lived it. >> well, no question. i'm delighted that hans nichols is there. annapolis, the city, it's just beautiful. the naval academy is a special place. it's obviously important to the mccain family and, for that matter, to the armed forces to see him go home. and by the way, he is lying in rest next to another officer i dealt with for years, admiral chuck larson, a brilliant man. conscientious. you know, we noted mccain was the fifth in the bob muellbotto class. chuck larson was nearly the number one graduate. the two were lifelong friends. both navel aviator. of course, mccain got shot down on his 23rd combat mission over north vietnam and brutalized for more than five years. look, one comment i think deserves to be made. this past week set aside politics. set aside policy. just talk about character. and we have ended

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it's 80 in annapolis. 58 in leesburg, but muggy. if you'r grilling today, this is decent weather to grill. whoever is manning the grill, it will be hot for you. by no, we'll be around 90 degrees. mostly sunny. heat inx, close to 100 with the humidity. 2:00 p.m., 90 degrees. 94 at 4:00ke p.m. your eye to the sky and stay hydrated. coming , we'll look at what it is like heading back to school tomorrow. that's straight ahead. >>> developing this morning, archbishop of washington, cardinal wuerl, will meet with d.c. priests as calls for him to resign grow louder. >> during sunday mass, one parishioner couldn't keep his disappointment bottled up. >> considerable animhaity. >> s on you. >> cardinal wuerl kept speaking as the man walked out. another parishioner turned her ba t on cardinal as he spoke. that silent protest was used by catholics in the 1960s and '70s. >> turned their back to say i am here, i'm a member of the 'turch, i'm celebrating mass, but i d agree with what is being said. and i don't agree withe policy. >> a pennsylvania

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known as john wayne mccain in annapolis, better at playing poker.t to a fight, he graduated fifth from the bottom, a distinction that made him proud. some 20 years ago, he decided to be buried next to a friend from the class of '58. the academy has seen four generations of mccain's pass through its gates will now keep one forever. >> i want to watch the hawks hunt from the sycamore, then take my leave down near my friend chuck larson, back where it began. >> reporter: just as this is a private ceremony, john mccain was very private about his faith. he never left any doubt that it was his faith that sustained him and helped him through captivity in vietnam. willie? >> hans nichols in annapolis, thank you. chuck todd, good morning, good to see you. senator mccain will be laid to rest in a few hours in annapolis, maryland. let's talk big picture. you have interviewed him many times. you have gotten around him. what is the country losing with the death of john mccain and what are american politics losing with john mccain? >> what they have lost with him

leland: we'll go back to annapolis as the arrival ceremony takes place. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington. i'm leland vittert. gillian: i'm gillian turner. president trump touting job numbers this morning on twitter, he's focusing on minority unemployment during his administration. he tweeted out the fact is, african american unemployment is now the lowest in the history of our country, same with asian, hispanic and almost every other group. the democrats have been all talk and no action. my administration's already produced like no other and everyone sees it. allison barber joins us live from the white house with more. allison. >> reporter: hi, gillian. the president is spending the day at his golf club in virginia. he left the white house a little after 10:00 this morning. he was up well before then, tweeting about job numbers and also tiger woods. yesterday, president trump spent a significant amount of time and spent a significant amount of his tweets having those focused on trade. the u.s. reached a trade agreement with mexico. h

it's 80 degrees in annapolis. 72 in manassas, 78 in washington. a lot of kids, heading to the pool will feel great when you jump in the water. you're going to get hot very quickly. you want the 0spf or higher. stay hydrated. stay in the shade. the sunill be brutal today. sunburn in 15 minutes for many of you. and temperatures will be aroun thmid-90s. 103 degreeg around can't rule out an isolated thunderstorm. about 20% to 30% coverageacross the area. >> we'll look at the school day for a lot of kids tomorrow. >> thank you, sheena >> breaking news in falls church. a pedestrian is ftrecovering she was struck by a vehicle in the westbound lane of arlington boulevard and graham road. >> molett green is at the scene. molette, has there been an update? >> everything is opened bk up. police opened up the intersection about 20 minutes ago. we watched them tow away the striking vehicle, a toyota ca y camry. a woman was struck in the retchf the intersection at the 3:00 a.m. hour. and she was knocked to the other side of the road. a lot of impact for that. s

nafl academy cemetery there in annapolis, maryland, as we speak. john mccain will be buried alongside his

days of remembrance for john mccain, ends with a tribute, as the maverick is laid to rest in annapolis. >>> good rning, everybody. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm meaga fitzgerald. thanks for joining us on this labor day monday. we have a quick traffic alertu. for >> the westbound lanes are blocked at graham road after someone got hit by a car. the eastbound traffic is moving. we'll bring you an update as soon as we have information. >> and this holiday is supposed to signify the end of summer. it is steamy out there, sheena s.parveen. >> i'm telling you, as we go through most of this week, we're going to ben the90s. our normal high for this time of year is 84 degrees. we're going to be ten degrees above that today. and tomorrow, be in the 90s, through thursday. it is warm and a muggy you walk outside. 80 degrees in annapolis. 79, washington, 78 degrees in quanti heantico. as we go throughay today, it will feel close to 103 through parts of the ea. by t afternoon, we have an isolated srm chance. i mentioned, 90s, most of this it feels like the dog days of summer, as the kids head back to sc

cnn's brian todd has more from annapolis. >> reporter: dave and alison, this is a closed ceremony andurial on the naval academy. the day provided two of the most powerful public images among the sendoffs of john mccain this week. one was the image of the crowds gathered on the streets of annapolis, maryland leading up to the gates of the academacade. many were gathered around the gates to pay respects to senator john mccain. another powerful image that the world could see if they were watching was the flyover. the fa-18 jets. flew over our location on sunday afternoon. one peeled off to symbolize a fallen comrade. some questions asked why senator mccain wanted to be buried at the naval academy when his father and grandfather are buried in arlington national cemetery. john mccain, for him, this is where it began. this place forged his character. he had a complicated relationship. he graduated fifth from the bottom of his class here. also, i think, every story thank you hear is -- every story that you hear has forged his toughness in vietnam and prisoner of war for five and a half years

naval academy in annapolis. it followed a week of public events including a moving memorial at theatnal cathedral in washington. it brought together former presidents fm both parties. we are in d.c. with more on how he was remembered. >> reporter: final honors for an american original. late senator john mccain laid to rest where his life of service began. the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. an air ri al salute. private ceremony capping a five day national mourning. a week of emotional tributes to a man who rose above bitter partisanship. >> weatr here to honor the mourning of greatness. >> reporter: senator lindsey graham, a mccain family friend, defending meghan's remarks widely seen as a pointed rebuke of the president. >> if youhi say som bad about her dad you will know it whether he's the janit or the president of the united states. >> reporter: at the naval academycemetery, mccain resting alongside his best friend from the css of '58, admiral chuck larson. >> i want to watch thehu hawks from syca

naval hospital in annapolis. it followed a week and a moving memorial at the national cathedral in washington. that ceremony a testament to mccain's bipartisanship. >> reporter: a funeral procession carrying the late senator john mccain to his final resting place. spectators lining the entrance to the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. a private memorial service. his class of 1958 and military leaders. >> john mccain's an extraordinary individual. he is irreplaceable because of what his history was, what his background was, what he focused on. >> repor f burial. he was laid to rest next to admiral chuck lar son, also part of the class of '58. >> take my leave, bound for a place near my old friend chuck larson back where it began. >> reporter: four fa-18. one plane flying vertically. the private good-bye and contrast to mccain's public funeral service in washington saturday planned in advance by the late senator. a show of unity as former presidents from both parties spoke and senate and house leaders sat

naval academy in annapolis. we've got details and reaction to some of the more poignant comments made during his many memorial services. >>> a direct message from the father of mollie tibbetts to those using his daughter's death for political gain. >>> we'll get a preview of brett kavanaugh's confirmation hearings and controversial blocked documents. >>> this amazing, towering thing. paul mccartney goes in depth about the time and circumstances when he says he saw god. >>> and a billion and counting. camilla cabello just crossed the line no other woman in history has achieved. "early today" starts right now. >> good morning, i'm marlie hall. >> and i'm phillip mena. breaking news this morning out of california, where at least ten people have been shot at an apartment complex in san bernardino. three of the victims are extremely in critical condition. so far no fatalities have been reported. >> according to officials, a group of people were playing dice in a common area of the complex when the shooting began. pol

this is our hometown newspaper in annapolis. i was on the scene within five minutes as they were still taking people from the building and i was thanking our police officers who responded so quickly and bravely and their tremendous cooperation and coordination between the city of annapolis, anne arundel county, state police and sheriffs department. more lives could have been lost had it not been for the quick response. but yes, this is a tragedy that we have to continue to do everything we can about. i was down in great mills after the shooting there. i have long been a strong supporter of tougher laws to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill and people with a criminal background. we have made it even tougher with legislation that's going to take place next week, seven days from today. we sponsored red flag laws and to make sure we have more of an ability to take guns away from people who are mentally ill. i also passed tough mandatory sentences on people who commit crimes with the gun. it's tragic. there is no easy ans

a deadly wrong w i crash under investigation in annapolis.them. this happened just before 1:00 at thentersection of u.s. 50 and ridgeley avenue. it'sot clear if the driver of that suv is going to be charged? >>> and theotorcade taking the late senator john mccain to his burial will use u.s. 50 but state police say they will not close the road for the moec town at 12:20 and 12:50 this afternoon. >>> we'll get a look at your holiday forecast whe. i wish you weren't so worried about moving. i'm hoping these nature sounds will help me relax a bit. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps with homeowners insurance? good to know. feeling better? i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 1] i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 2] i love you, pookie bear! [parrots] i love you, pookie bear!!! get to know geico and see how easy homeowners and renters insurance can be. >>> hot, humid, sweltering. just a few of the words you may besi this morning when you step outside, lauryn. i'm sure you have a few. >> it's hot out th

annapolis feel like 100. gaithersburg feels like 95. so if you have time to snee in ool this afternoon, good place to cool off. temperatures will quickly be heating into the mid-90s by 4:00 p.m., feeling around 104 and there's a chance, a very small chance that we could see an isolated shower. if you do see it, consider yourself lucky because the rest of us will just be mostly sunny and dry. some thunderstorms moving into parts of pennsylvania, that's part of a cold front. so as we head into tomorrow and the weekend, those rain chances gop because of it. tropical depression gordon is south of memphis. eventually move up to the north and that will give us rain as we start out the early part of next week. so here's future weather for the rest of today. of e a pop-up shower, most us stay dry and very hot. tomorrow morning we should be october dry side wclh more ds through the afternoon and evening. pop-up scattered showers and thunderstorms into tomorrow evening. then ithe weekend we have clouds, we have showers across both weekend days bu

still 76 a reagan national and 79 in annapolis where the storms never really made it to cool it down.r starting off at 2:00 in the morning and everything is just about over with. a couple of storm trying to stay near the bay. fog. of clouds and as we head into the afternoon, we have the daytime heating with a couple of isolated thunderstorms in the higher elevations they fall apart before the night. monday morning, labor day should be quiet and in the afternoon isoled storm or two. we are not going to see as many storms as we got today. that's one of the key factors what to expect. the morning fog and thehaze, but fewer storms than we had as theanattern s. we are trying to get a couple more days at. the po hot and humid and 86. keep an eye t the sky because there could be an isolated ping up.torm p they will be few and far between.

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nbc's hans nicholas is live in annapolis. hans? culmination of a week of mourning for this senator that was beloved by nap list and a place and cad my that senator mccain certainly loved himself. when we think about john mccain the man and what he did, you really see the mark made on him by this institution and this building in ways that he didn't fully understand at the time. he arrived here, class of '58 as a 17-year-old mid shipman. he still had a little resentment when he left. it wasn't nm the captivity in vietnam that he understood the impact that this institution had upon him. this was as you mentioned a private ceremony. we just saw guests filtering out here. there was -- they went down horse drawn carriage, down to his final resting place on the seven river and after that missing man formation, the thunder filling the skies here over annapolis. there was a gun salute. we heard the cannons boom. the final tribute and final sign for senator and his final resting place. >> yeah, you can see the hundreds of people that lined t

upper 70s in the district. 82 in annapolis. many suburbs in the mid to low 70s.ai we have low visibility for warrenton down to less than a half mile. it'stly going to be west of the district as we go through the morning. you could be running into patchy fog. be careful out there with student at the bus stop. again, as school continues, of course. we'll see sunshine as we go through the day. little to no rainrelief. at best, a puff of shower or storm. it will be mostly dry and hot. mid-90s. feeling around 100 to 105 degrees. ll have that very warm south and southwest wind flow. andhe allumidity still streaming in from the gulf of mexico. speaking of whichp parts of mississippi andlabama bringing heavy rain. it keeps moving north and eventually swept up into a cold front and partly responsible for givi us cooler weather over the weekend. here's future weather. gointhrough the afternooou see a couple pop-up isolated storms. that's about it, ifthough. ou see one, you'll be lucky. it will help temperatures out. now looking at tomorr

annapolis. in the daily grade for today, f. it's a rainy monday. why would i d be anyferent than that. a couple of inches of rain before all of this is done today. so jeans, umbreaia and the boots all required. a look at the timing of the rain. all of that in a few minutes.in >> good mo chuck. laurel, northbound 197. we have a crash hanging around there this morning. camp springs, this is going to sy. as we kind of widen out a little bit, the rest of the beltway is looking okay here right now.ig no b complaints. northbound 270 outerband. a brand new crash. sounds like something o the road. southbound it's nice and clear all the way down to the beltway. >> it's 5:02 right now. following breaking news from montgomery county this morning. an overnight shooting turns deadly. five people shot there and two are dead inol whate are calling a murder suicide. >> two are young victims. justin isive with the test. we are been watching the investigation taking place inside the home. we saw all four of these cars at they're walking back into the drive way right

. >> on june 28th, five of my colleagues were murdered at the capital neurp in annapolis by a man who had a legally owned gun on thursday a peen with a legal gun opened fire at a rite aid warehouse killing three coworkerrers. wendy rebecca, ron, gerald, john, sun day, haley are far from the only marylanders to be killed by legally owned guns. what can you do to prevent these kinds of killings in the future? >> you and your colleagues are heros. i know what it's like to work in a newsroom that's been attacked. when i was young we were attacked at the neurp i worked at. we have to act with courage, and my heart goes out to the rite aid workers, and the students -- i met with them. i'm oddly proud to receive an f-rating because of my lifetime of standing up to them, and i'll continue to do that as governor we need to make sure we stem the flow of illegal guns into our state. we need to close the ar-15 loophole, but we also need to treat this as a public health crisis. there's a public mental health crisis and we have to make sure they get the care they need. medicaid for all means care f

in annapolis with fox news. >>> the father of mollie tibbetts wants politicians to leave his daughter's name out of the immigration debate. and mexican farmworkers suspected of being in the was illegally is charged with the death of mollie tibbetts. on saturday molly's father wrote an op-ed piece that was directed at politicians that said in parts,, do not appropriate molly's soul in advancing views she believed were profoundly racist. mollie tibbetts father said his daughter would not tolerate being a pond in such a debate and stood up for the latino community. mister tibbetts says the person who is accused of taking molly's life is no more a reflection of the hispanic community as white supremacists are of all white people. to suggest otherwise is a lie. justice in my america is blind. this person will receive a fair trial as it should be. if convicted he will face the consequences society has separate beyond that he deserves no more atte santa cl investigators looking for the cause of a fire atampbell . the were called to goodies goodies on south goodies on s. bascom avenue. late yes

on sunday he was laid to rest at his alma mater, the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. it follows a week of national mourning. the service was a private affair attended by the family and a handful of close friends. among them, joe lieberman. >> i believe when you bury them, their body is there, but their soul has gone on to the next world. i feel that way about john and i'm also left with incredible memories. i'll shed a tear, and yet i'll thank god i knew a man like john mccain. >> reporter: colleagues say the grief for mccain underscored his status as a national leader. >> this was a civics lesson for anybody who wanted to listen. why do we remember this man? because of the way he conducted his life. >> ohio's governor john kasich. >> john mccain, no matter what position he took, always found a way to build a bridge. now we have a leader who's either unable or unwilling to unite the country. >> reporter: as an honor, the navy did a flyover with one of the planes breaking off from the others, the traditional missing man formation. demarco morgan, cbs news, new york. >>

naval academy in annapolis, maryland.the private burial after a week of public ceremonies hnnif john. >> reporter: a funeral procession carrying the late senator john mccain to his final resting place. spectators lining the entrance to the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. a private memorial service attended by family and close friends. his class of 1958 and military leaders. >> john mccain was an extraordinary individual. he is irreplaceable in the united states senate because of what his history was, what his background was, what he focused on. >> reporter: following the ceremony, a private burial. mccain was laid to rest next to his close friend, admiral chuck larson, also part of the class of '58, as the senator wished. >> then take my leave bound for a place near my old friend chuck larson in the cemetery on the severn, back where it began. >> reporter: four fa-18 super hornets conducted a missing man vertically to signify the passing of an aviator soul to the heavens. satueay, planned in advance by the late

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. an aerial salute b navy fighters in missing man formation. day's private ceremony capping a five-day national mourning, a week of emotional tributes to a man whoose above bitter partisanship. >> we gather to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real ing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly.en >> reporter:or lindsey graham, a mccain family friend, today defending meghan's remas, widely seen as a pointed rebuke of the president and histy hostioward her father. >> if you say something bad about her dad, you will know it whete's the janitor or the president of the united states. >> reporter: at the naval academy cemery,ccain now resting alongside his best iend from the lass the '58, add mrl chuck larson. w >> it to watch the hawks among the sycamore and then take my place in the cemetery on t severn. >> larson reserved fourts p for himself and mccain and their wives. john mccain remembered as a fierce but forgiving political fighter, a unyielding advocate for american values. >> we have

not expect to close down the highway linking annapolis to the district.cade will take u.s. 50 through town some time around 12:20 to 12:50 today. e burial is closed to th public and media. he will be buriedext to his best friend. >>> the football team of maryland started without a beloved teammate and now the team honored jordan mcnair. wearing his number 79 on the helmets. died of heat stroke earlier this year following a strenus practice yesterday, we caught up with some tailgaters before the game at fedex field who talked about coming out to watch me after coping with sh a difficult loss. >> getting back to football and appreciating our friends and tailgate. some good weather. it should be a fun day. >> maryland upset texas yesterday and is now dedicating the ente season to jordan. >>> well, washington's archbishop cardinal wuerl hason requestsrning today's mass. this comes ahead of a meeting with priests scheduled for tomorrow. wuer has faced increasing pressure to resign amid outrage over the s abuse scandal. he is accused of covering up abuse during

this is just some lightai from annapolis down to calvert beach, continuing into par of st.ary's, kind of breaking up. and it is kind of light. and that will b moving tlug and the rest of the day on the cloudy side. 71 in 73washington, in frederick. if you are exercising today, it won't be that bad with the cloud around, we won't heat up too much. we may a beund 80 degrees this afternoon for a high temperature, but by 7:00 p.m., still looking most with temperature ins in the upper 70. so later tonight, there is 5:00 p.m., could see a str showe north and west, most of us stay dry. overnight maybe a couple showers passing through, a small chance of tthat. ann here is tomorrow, mostly cloudy. watch what happens on sunday, now we have more rain moving in for sunday. we could see it starting ely in the morning throughout the afternoon. and temperatures will be pretty cool too. here is your weekend forecast. by tomorrow, we'll be in the upper 70s, very similar to today's forecast. and then byunday, look at this, a high of only 66 degrees with scattered showers. and that will be b

his burial today in annapolis, maryland, was a private affair. family only invited, loved ones. his funeral service and other memorial events were televised by people who stood together out of respect for the senator's family and to honor his lifetime of service. the question, how long can that political goodwill last? a major test comes in a couple of days. that's when this man, brett kavanaugh, begins his supreme court confirmation hearings in the senate. democrats already are pushing back hard about a decision that will leave a large number of documents about kavanaugh out of the confirmation hearings. let's go to our white house correspondent boris sanchez. that decision to withhold about 100,000 documents was made by people in that building behind you. why are those papers being kept out of the kavanaugh hearings? >> hey there,ana. attorney william burke charged with determining how to process these 600,000 plus pages of documents related to brett kavanaugh's time as a staff secretary for president george w. bush is citing constitutional privilege as the reason that about 1

well over 100. 102, d.c. 104, annapolis, 104 in quantico. it really was just below the heat advory criteria for much of the day. i think we're there throughout the day tomorrow. even hotter. i mentioned the look how far away we're looking, these are right on the delaware li and we're looking at those from our tower cam shot here in d.c. that'seally, really neat to see. as we look towards the wider picture here, you can see where those storms are firing up right along the del mar there. not much in the way of cloud cover at all and that's allowed us to heat u all because of high pressure. the high pressure moving like this, the air around high pressure goes cckwise. you can see what's happening with that the north side, storms going all the way up into canada on the south side, bringing isture in and following what is leftf tropical storm gordon. crossing over, about to cross over the mississippi river right here. areas down in this area, louisiana and mississippi, flash flood watches i effect. 4 to 6 inches of rain or more. we're going to be

naval academy cemetery in annapolis, maryland. ending five days attributes. senator lindsey graham today with these thoughts on the passing of his good friend. >> there is a lesson to be learned this week about john mccain. if you work hard and do your homework, know what you are talking about, people will listen to you. if you pick it big causes, bigger than yourself you will be remembered. if you forgive, people appreciated. if you admit to mistakes you will look like a stronger man. >> jon: lucas is outside the naval academy in annapolis. >> reporter: john, senator mccain has come home. that's where his navy career began in the summer of 1954. last year he came back to speak to the brigade to say goodbye person. as you mentioned, there was a poflyover at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. for f-18 super hornets find the missing information which includes one jet peeling off into the heavens, fitting tribute to a former naval aviator pow and u.s. senator from arizona. mccain's father and grandfather, both of four-star admirals and graduates are buried at arlington n

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>> weaw in it annapolis too. down annapolis flooded and that's from just the normal flow. we're tracking hurricane floyd. a very strong category 4 hurricane. continuing to strengthen, may even become a category 5 before possibly weakening. the biggest impact around the north carolina,outh carolina border, all the way into portions of virginia and norfolk. gcould really hit very hard from the storm. or us, it is more of a rain maker. more of alood threat. i'll have the latest coming up in 10 to 15 minutes. >> more than three years after a wealthy businessman, his wife, their young son and the housekeeper were tied up,rt ed and killed inside their northwest d.c. home, the sole suspect, daron wint, is aut to go o trial. opening statements scheduled for tomorrow. now a look at what to expect ahead. talk to us about the key players whotou exp to see testifying. >> sure. we know that it is possible we could hearing from a lot of wint. his sister, his brother, that was said to us in open court a couple days ago when the prosecution ran down a list of the potential jurors would be

. >>> i'm storm team 4 meteorologist, heat index values already over 100 degrees in annapolis. more heat and humidityo come before cooler weather for the weekend. complete forecast straight ahead. >>> right now supreme court nominee brett kavaugh taking questions from lawmakers. among them tough questions about gun control and d.c. assault weapons ban. >>> good morning, everyone. >> we begin this morning with breaking news. one person is dead aftereing pinned under a car in northwest d.c. >> news 4 chris gordon is live on the scene with more on how th happened. chris. >> reporter: d. police are calling this a crime sceav but it maybeen a tragic accident. i'm standing beside an alleyway. as you look down it, s you'll that in the 2300 block of tunl road, there are driveways that go downhl toward homes. it appears that a bmw rled down a driveway pinning a man against a wall. we heard that he was under the car. we have heard that he is pinned to the wall by car. now we are toldhat relatives became concerned when they did not hear from the man. 9:00 this morning, relive came to the

in washington. 76 by the bay in annapolis.today, this fog won't be a big issue for very we'll end up with a very pleasant morning. tons of sunshine today andmp atures in the low to mid 80s for afternoon highs. ra chances are very, very low. not quite zero but very low rain chances for today. or next significant chance for rain is rolling in. hese rain drops up across parts ofohio. they're drifting and coming in andhe northwesterly flow they could ring out a drop or two between 2:00 or 5:00. pretty much near i-81. that rain chance never makes it inside the beouway. ten day forecast is filled with a lot of sunshine for the next couple of da. tomorrow partly to mostly sunny, 82. 86 friday. another tiny rain chance on riday and scattered showers sunday, monday, tuesday, wednday of next week. melissa mollet, those wind shield wipers will not be needed until next wednesday. >> back because of the cloud cover. first outer loob between there and georgia. near university, one lane getting by. slow work zone there. tacoma parkway, tinyo

we had a conversation into the night talking about annapolis and his time as a prisoner and we pledged to each other right then we thought we needed to try to find a way to make peace. >> every time we tried to pull herself closer to the american idea that we are endowed by our creator certain unalienable rights. somebody who likes things the way they are benefits for power and privilege pushback. they will push anyway they can sometimes they are sneaky but they will try to divide feel as if you have no power because it helps them keep power and privilege and we are living through one of those moments right now. with one of overnight there has been here and tidy with the world and the economy changes the face of america is changing and that challenges who we are we see things we are not accustomed to we get stressed and scared we don't know what the future will bring. and because these are serious challenges it is easy sometimes when people are feeling uncertain and insecure to make us feel more divided and we are in one of those moments right now where there is backlash against progre

naval academy's cemetery in annapolis and i guess that we can expect that this will be the most emotional ceremony marking. this week of national mourning in which he's family members and close friends with will take part. all right alex and we've been talking about building tributes but most of them from very famous politicians and famous people in the world but what do what do the people in washington think the people you've spoken to. many of them told me they just think that senator john mccain was a hero that he was a patriot and that he smelled of crossing the aisle is an important message and some even told me that state think it would be important to get this message across the country in this times of protestants should but many also told me that he's possibly marks the end of an era here in u.s. politics. a look such a phenomenon joining us from washington and here in studio tyson baka thank you both to cuba. all right let's now look at some of the other stories making news around the world talks between the u.s. and canada to amend the north american free trade agreement of sta

coming to an end as the procession makes its way to his final resting place at the naval academy in annapolisthere was a memorial service yesterday at the national cathedral in washington. >> this was a treasure. to have the friendship of john mccain and lindsey graham that it was blessed to have had and continue, i say good-bye and my heart will be heavy. i will shed a tear but thank god i knew a man like john mccain so well. arthel: lucas is live outside the naval academy with more. reporter: it's notable that senator mccain's father and grandfather, both four star admirals are buried in arlington cemetery, not annapolis. mccain instructed his family to have him buried alongside his long time class mate charles larson. larson tall and distinguished, the brigade commander. mccain known for his mischief, but had leadership qualities that did not rear rank. he would become one of the youngest admirals in u.s. history. a lot has been made about mccain finishing fifth from the bottom out of 900. but 25% of mccain's class washed out. he wouldn't accept parole or special favors from the enemy to g

but it's really humid out there. 80 degrees in annapolis as we start off our wednesday morning. still patchy fog. if you're in frederick, the visibility dropped to half a this is going to fluctuate. mostly it's going to stay west of d.c. be careful as you're driving. speaking of driving on your commute, beware of that fog. it will be muggy.y you proba want to blast the ac when you get in your car this morning. by lunchtime, near 90 degrees. this afternoon, back in the mid-90s. most of the area stays dry. can't rule out a pop-up shower at yost. ll be lucky if you see it. it will cool your temperatures down a bit. we'll talk about how long the heat will last and when the rain is coming in, let's check in with melissa. >> look good. chopper 4 over bw parkway. everything is rolling along. as lonas we see movement, that's good. alexandria northbound, 395 after the beltway, middle ofoa the is blocked with a new crash. have to keep our eyes on that that could develop into something bad quickly. stafford northbound after garrisonville, a crash involving a tractor-trailer. sounds like it

naval academy in annapolis maryland it will be the culmination of a week long celebration of the life and legacy of a man who will go down as one of america's most important political leaders of his era gabriels andro al-jazeera washington. yemen the three a civil war has made life much harder for all yemenis but women and children are the most vulnerable now some charities are trying to help women learn new skills so that they can a living set of reports. but you know what the beauty is in the details and these young women are determined to learn a new skill sewing the old traditional yemeni way. doesn't look like me that's one of the many skills this charity has been seeking for the past fifteen years in the city of sanaa the war may have forced volunteer teachers from europe and the u.s. to leave but the charity's founder returns from the u.k. to ensure its survival despite its building being hit in several air strikes. to limit my team and i have been working under very harsh conditions missiles looming over our heads shelling and killing all around us despite that we open the doo

this happened at the intersection of annapolis road and morley road around 10:00 last night. the driver stayed on the scene. here's what we know about the victim, an adult male. he was pronoun od dead the scene there. annapolis road had to be close foawhile. that's the latest now. back to you guys. >> thank you. it's6:11 right now. controversial initiative is making headlines again because it could be overturned by the dc. council. the hearing is scheduled today about initiative 77. back in june, the voters approved that initiative. it would boost hourly pay from $3.33 an hour to minimum wage which wld be $15 an hour by some say this would be great for them while others question whether thateglation would actually help. >> i think it would make my life easier that i won feel like i have to live paychecko paycheck. >> i still feel that it's going to hurt the workers. it's going totrurt the ind and more importantly i also feel that it's going to hurt the community. these prices in restaurants are going to goup. >> hundreds of people have signed up to testify for and against ini

>> pitching forward to tomorrow, did he talk to you at all about the decision to be interred at annapolisll? >> yeah, years ago. he's going to be buried to one of the his oldest friends, who was, you know, a four-starred admiral, twice superintendent of the academy, chuck larsen, his classmate. they were a real odd couple. admill larsen purchased four plots, one for he and his wife, one for john and cindy. john liked the idea. i remember when the -- he had a love/hate relationship over the place that over time became just love. it's a beautiful spot looking over the river. it's an propose place for him. >> yeah, that's great. it's a beautiful spot there. i'm wondering what your take was on some of the rebukes of trump that we've heard over the past few days, particularly today from both president obama and from meghan. >> yeah. you know, they -- they -- john mccain and president trump see the country and the country's purposes differently. i think that was made clear on a couple tributes. it was a day to celebrate john mccain, his values and ideals. sometimes that contrasted to the presid

(ken) (ken) senator john mccain was buried in annapolis, maryland over the weekend, following days ofg his life. mccain's final resting place is next to his naval academy classmate and longtime friend, admiral chuck larson. (ken) reporter andrew spencer has more on sunday's funeral. -s senator and retired naval officer john mccain was buried sunday afternoon; laid to rest next to his naval academy classmate and life-long friend, admiral chuck larson. ...cindy mccain...saying goodbye to her husband of the last 38 years.the final ceremony for john mccain was held inside a chapel at the u-s naval academy in annapolis, maryland -- with hundreds of midshipmen attending the service, along with close friends and members of john mccain's family, including his 106-year-old mother, roberta.after the ceremony, pallbearers carried the casket to a caisson waiting outside, and the body was taken to a burial site on the grounds of the academy's seven-acre cemetery -- with around five-hundred midshipmen lining the route.in honor of the former pilot, navy jets executed a "missing man" formation above

naval academy in annapolis, maryland. senator's final resting place where at the naval academy cemetery near a lifelong friend, chuck larson. another veteran. senator mccain selected this out of the way spot in the shadow of navy shipman like he once was rather than the arlington cemetery with his father and grandfather are both buried. >> thank you for that report. joining us now is a former republican strategist, bill crystal. bill, good to have you with us. it's been a long day for you personally and everybody in washington. mccain knew this was coming. he planned his own funeral. what do you think he would have thought about today's ceremony? >> i think he would have enjoyed it and appreciated it. he would have had a bit of irony at times jeez, this is going on a little long. i mean, it was almost three hours, but honestly, i was moved in almost every minute. it was really a wonderful ceremony. in addition to the tributes to mccain, you had the marine band and the navy choir and the national cathedral choir, and renee

naval academy in annapolis. live on capitol hill, i'm caroline shively, back to you. mccain's casket will be carried in procession past the vietnam memorial where cindy mccain will lay a ceremonial wreath there. a service willat the national cathedral. john mccain will be buried sunday at the u.s. naval academy in annapolis. >>> vacaville police say a human trafficking operation led to a high-speed chase this morning. skyfox was overhead in richmond where the pursuit ended with a crash at hilltop road. it started in vacaville where a man arranged to meet an undercover officer who was posing as an underaged prostitute. when the suspect arrived at the meeting site at a gas station, he realized police were there and fled. >> his intent and the conversation surrounded him wanting to traffic her, wanting to pimp her out and he thought he was meeting a juvenile to traffic her. >> police identified him as a 32-year-old man from richmond. he is held at the solano county jail on charges. >>> check out this video. it's the latest viral video in the bay area. it shows two men fi