. >>> i want to stay athe moment.cathedral for a we have blaine alexander. we often talk about what people have wanted when c ites to their final moments and being remembered on this earth. we know exactly what the late senator john mccain wanted because he left those words pretty clear. >> reporter: you viknow, good morning to you, and you're right. i think that as we watch everything that's gone on this week right now the procession stopping at the vietnam veteran's memorial. everything we're going to see iter today at the national cathedral, it'smportant to keep in mind this is exactly what senator john mccain wanted. he had a chance to really plan out every detail o this week. we know his family has been workinat with thenal cathedral for months. you'll see his strong influence on the program from the music,o he people he chose to give tributes and perhaps no more notably an the people giving e eulogies. tit 'srivals. we're talking about barack obama and george w. bush. senator mccain asked them personally to deliver his yule j -- eulogy today. that's pa

. >> she said her mother is ath supervisor a warehouse is puzzled andworried. >> reporter: others have loved ones who work close marcus is waiting for his wife who describe to him what she experienced. >> she said all have a sudden they ran down, they got the mployees together and said they were onlockdown. i was able to talk to her via cellphone. she said it isde pnium down there. >> reporter: different for this woman. her sister worked atn adjacent building and got dave message. >> saying tha there was a rumor that there is no shooter. that's not right. >> reporter: she would eventually bereunited with her sister. a positive outcome in a story that doesn't have a lot of positives. >> reporter: so investigators are wrapping up with the tactical units. the question is what would prompt an employee ofhis facility to open fire at co-workers andak then lives. back to you. >> just horrifying. thk you. >>> the former congresswoman gabriele is tweeting. giffords was shot in a attack. she tweet, three work place active shooting attacks in the last 24 hours should spark outrage in every americ

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he died athe scene. >> police are searching for suspects beat up gay men on u-street. the attack happened last sunday night at u street and new hampshire avenue. the victims say a group of people in thert car s ye yelling homophobic srs at them and then jumped out and attacked them. >> there was a lot o blood everywhere and then i got to the emergency room and the next em thing iber is they're putting stitches in my lip and trying to orient me to make sure that i all right. >> a baltimore police officer is expected to survive following a deadly shootut with a suspect. walt mother polire baltiolice shot the suspect.or >>> thisng parents are frustrated and worried that their children were exposed t mold at the university of maryland. photos show mold on windows, furniture and personal belongings. hundreds of fresh men are staying at a hotel while the university cntans the ee building. recent rainh and hig humidity maybe making the problem worsy >> it's v frustrating. school is pretty stressful so 's not the best thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now tha requi

it is already up ath sho temperatures. temperatures coming down a few degrees from the past couple of days. high of 87 in concord and okay. later today windows down. it will be very comfortable heading into the 70s. so we are getting that live look outside as you're getting dressed this morning. don't forget the sunglasses. a good day to enjoy the rest of summer. here is a look at what's happening now. olivia strengthened to a hurricane. we look at what's now hurricane norman category one. this is a little bit closer to hawaii. l a t wes there. we head towards the gulf coast where now we still have tropical storm gordon. this is wni depression. san francisco mid-60s. it is 70s for friday and saturday. what's up with that high speed chase? >> as far as i know they are still chasing that car. it might be a pickup truck. speeds over 100 miles per hour traveling up here through interchange and continuing in towards danville. i good tweet be she heard sirens at the same time. her photographer was out there. it just came into th

. >>> new athe battle lines are being drawn over plans to build a new ikia store in east bay. while some people want it, others think big business will bring bigger problems. live in dublin where the planning commission met. >> reporter: it's really late but they're sfwil hind closed doors, discussing and trying to figure out how they're going to vote. it can still go forward. >> it's just a wrong place to put ikea. >> reporter: some say it's the wrong place to bailed a new ikea store buters. >> it takes money to run a city and this will bring in a great deal of revenue. >> reporter: ikea said it would generate $14 million from the start, 247,000 of that would go to the dublin unified school tistricate. district. >> traffic is huge, the noise, the pollution, the safety. if you have one accident, you've created a nightmare for those that have to travel from east to west. >> reporter: the store would sit on a 27 acre site. ikea officials say they're sensitive to traffic concern. >> everywhere we go people ask us the question of traffic and one of the things we pride ourselves on

ath that, he will be hosting reception tonight with the heads of delegations and tomorrow night, he and the vice president, and the secretary have agreed to host our security council members, as well as their foreign ministers. you know, with everything we have been able to get a compass, arms embargo with south sudan, the idea that we were able to get three sanctions package is passed in north korea, that we have gotten massive reform efforts that were done this past year, and peacekeeping mandates completely rolled over, we would not be in to do that without the security council. that meeting will be very important. we look forward to a great week. everyone is excited. the united states is always very happy to host this. new yorkers may not be. we will make it a great -- thank you ray much. >> thanks. i am delighted to be here. everybody have a copy? i have got mine. a little worn. i still have it. i just wanted to take us back and talk about one of the themes in the president's remarks tomorrow. i have been around long enough to know that i'm not going to step on any of his lines. he

family and loveds o of those that perisd athe pentagon 17 years ago today. they'll gather and reflect on y at day and all of what t lost. >> you can stay with nbc 4 for a report this morning. a moment of silence will he . >> time is 6:35. new video shows demonstrators protesting the death of botham jean in dallas. she hot him side his apartment mistaking it a her own. there are conflicting accounts of what happened. acrding to court documents she arrived on the wrong floor and found the doory slightl open thinking her apartment was broken into. she told him to put his hands up nd when he didn't, she shot him. but a search warrant on friday says he found her at the door and a neighbor heard them talking before the gunshots. she's charged with manslauger. >> now t latest on the up roar in the catholic church. st. matthew's cathedral held a meeting. people in that meeting told us they were encouraged not to talk to the media. she worries about her grandchildren growing up in the catholic church. >> i'mcared because, you know, i have grandkids and i want them to

hearing athe entire circus that had permanently destroyed his name. .> an extraordinary hearing christine blasey ford offered a gut wrenching testimony. groped me and tried to take off my clothing. i believed he was going to rape me. i yelled for help. when i did he put his hand over my mouth to stop me from yelling. this is what terrified me the most and has had the most lastining impact on my life. it was hard for me to breathe and i thought brett was going to accidentally kill me. asked if she could have been mistaken, she did not waver. with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted you? >> 100%. 's turn.s kavanaugh the denial was unequivocal. >> i have never sexually assaulted dr. ford, or anyone. was emotional and grew angry, accusing democrats of trying to ruin his reputation. >> you are coordinated and well-funded effort to destroy my good name and family will not drop me out. the bio threats of violence against my family will not drive me out. al threats of violence against my family will not drive me out. showede kavanaugh america exactly why i nominated

. >>> another big story from washington this morning athe supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is denyingallegations of sexual misconduct recently waged against him when he w in high school. the white house and senate republicans are blasting claim a as democratic dirty trick. we have geoff bennett with more >> reporter: theis morning, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is fhting back over allegations of sexual misconduct. saying i categorically deny this allegation. i did not do this back in high school or atytime. the incident in which allegedly took place more than 30 years ago. detailed in a letter given to top democrat dian feinstein weeks ago. reporting that kavanaugh and a male t friendpped a teenage girl in a bedroom during a high school party. kavanaugh allegedly got on top ofhe teenager and put a hand over herouth before she freed herself and left the room. that male friend denying that account to "the weekly standard." it is just absolutely nuts. ier n saw brett act that way. feinstein received the letter iy well before kavanaugh's hearings began. she only handed over the in

very g.deceiv we are learning all of your meteorological terms this morning, ath e are early hours. in jacksonville, north carolina, which is a bit more inland, joe, what are you seeing? >> reporter: yeah. a contrast to what you are y from wilmington, yet re wedave been pel by rain and wend for several hours. we lost a power 9:00 last night in this part of jacksonville. a lot of i drama this city overnight. more than 60 people had to be rescued from a partially collapsed hotel. rescuefighters and personnel showed up, one room had a basketball-sized hole in it, the roof was leaking. they felt the structure wasn't safe. they got tse 60 people including an infant and some pets to a safety center. once weet through the windy part of it, it's going to be the flooding. much like new bern, jacksonville is on a river. we are not on the ocean. you hav torive about 20 miles to get to the ocean here. p it is on a rivne to flooding. city officials tell us they are seeing the normal flooding you see in a storm in low-lying aieas. but the is just getting started. on top of that, that river is goi

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president trump scrapped obama-era privacy rules that limited how much broadband providers customer Ãthemer information. >>> the google chief executive officer will privately with republican lawmakers who have accused the internet giant of censoring conservative views on its search engine. you will recall that while sandberg and dorsey attended this month's capitol hill meeting about google was noticeably absent. he also plans to return to dc in november and testify before the house judiciary committee following the midterm elections. >>> president trump is expected to focus on iran today when the security council comes for the first time. it after the president blasted leaders from iran calling it a dictatorship and backs his decision to pull out of the iran nuclear deal. the iran president fired back say the united states sanctions on iran amount to economic terrorism. >>> the federal reserve is expected to raise its benchmark for the third time this year. the increase has started pushing up consumer borrowing cost for adjustable-rate mortgages, a likely rate increase, academic and int

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she said she deals with the ambassador, the man dealing with the negotiations but athe same , time, thedonald trump and his shadow will play over over all of this. coing to these leaked comments come he apparently said ere is thecord, problem, if i say no, the answer is no." president trump is going to have a say, and as much as canaal says they arg with the ambassador, donald trump is the man as far as america is concerned. jane: chris buckler, thank you for joining me. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come, a bbc fans have been flocking to follow the hogwarts express, but for one scottish village, the number of visitors has become too much. jane: it ist among the m majestic species of wildlife, and yet in the u.k., the golden gle can be found only in remote parts of scotland. scientists hope to protect the eagle and expanded numb thank with their genetic co. victoria gill has more. victoria: a golden eagle athi dden safely away in its mountainous, making it a perilous job to take a dna sample. of dna is aunt scientists need to map the genetic code of this great bird

she left a train tuesday morning athe u-street stop when she says a man groped her on the platform and tried to rape a witness scared the attacker away. police arrested antonio burnside near the station. burnside has been charged with assault.t >>> next 11:00 tonight, fre after 27 years. a man wronglyct convi of murder ' murder embraces his family. tonight, we'll tell you how a group of local students helped get his constriction overturned. >>> and how some airlines are raising fees to improve their bottom line. >>> not again. for us, it's not the temperatures that are going to be rising, they're going to be goinn over the next couple of days. wait until you see what's in >>> vindicated, after almost three decades, a man wrongly convicted of murder is final free. >> you may have heard valentino dixon's story this week. the buffalo man released after 27 years in prison for ade murr he did not commit. >> what you might not know is that the role some georgetown university students played in his release made a difference.t, >> tonigh news 4 caught up with one of those students and a profes

. >> i don't think you sit on it long at ale i think kind of, you got to man u t and look athe film, you got to be honestf with yoursel as a team and, you know, as individuals. mpecially with a like green bay, you don't want to lose to one team in week two and have that carry over tweek three. >>> all right, heading down to south beach, nats starting a ries against the marlins. napts already up 1-0 and victor robles i makes two. absolutely crushing this ball tt er. this is his first career home run, putting the nats up they lead 4-0 in the third. but we skip ahead to the eighth. marlins erased that lead. miami ahead 7-5. starling caarro, a big pt of that, making it s5 with t home run. three rbi in t f game castro. nats fall to the fins, 8-5. >>> what's up, fans? it's yours, boys and girls. we're the stanley cup champions! yeah! >> hey, babe t it's captain's birthday. alex ovechkin turning 33, and what a year it's been. he won his first snley you see here, his first cup stands. he danced all summer long. he and his wife welcomed their first child, a son. won't be a year ovechkiforgets

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sanchez-martin died athe hospital. yesterday friends of the victim held a memorial bike ride in his honor near the spot where he was struck and kild. >>> also happening today, city leaders will hear concerns about bike safety in t.e distr this after the deaths of several bikers this summer. most recently, tom hollowell, a museum worker biking to work on constitution avenue. police say the driver who hit the 64-year-old ran a red light and left the scene. a meeting is happening at 1:30 this afternoon in the wilson building. the public is welcome and encouraged tod. att >>> well, we're getting new details on a few shooting investigations i.c neighbors tell us the area around benning road northeast feels like a war zone. >> now we're seeing the faces of two men police s b areind the bloodshed. anthony farmer is wanted for friday's quadruple shooting outside of a o liquor store benning road. one man is already under arrest. police sayme fwas also involved. surveillance cameras show a clear image of the man wanted for killi

. >> can you keep that ath sentence? >> i think we can. every day we're seeing breakthroughs in medicine. which, if not curative, can give excellent extensions of life. >> reporter: but federal funding for the responders' care who live across the country is set to expire in two years. with a young family, rob and kristen serra try to savor every moment. >> i have three kids, so i just give as much of me as i can. >> reporter: and he's hoping for a happy ending. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> let us turn to the protests erupting in dallas over the police officer who fatally shot a neighbor after allegedly mistaking his apartment for hers. many in the community are demanding answers, with the officer and the victim's family claiming two very different versions of what happened. nbc's gadi schwart >> reporter shooting death of 26-year-old botham jean in his own apartment. court documents painting a picture of a confused police officer, amber guyger, coming home to what she thought was her apartment. instead, she was one floor above he

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bush as he did athe mccain memorial speech last weekend feel they can explain and kresse their -- express their concerns. the risk, of course, is if he overplays this, it bomes a midterm election about two presidents and not about congressional and gubernatorial candates all across the country. pete: is there concern some places where he might do damage? >> exactl we are already hearing some say we welcome obama as aharacter, as a person in the 2018 race and while the house, a lot of the territory is favorable to the mocrats, particularly a lot of the districts that hillary clinton won in 2016. we've talked for the last year and a half about how difficult this senate map is for the democrats. 10 states that trump one, some in double digits in 2018. n,nator manhe democrat up in november won't even say whether he voted for obama in 2012. if obama does become a larger figure in the 2018 race,t could become difficult for a lot of democrats. >> obama will focus on house and government races -- governor races. where the president i going is primarily senate races. >> why? >> because the hot sen

weather behind that ut front, it never really quite gets here until maybe this time earlyext week athearliest. the pattern is going to be very slow to change. so just a slight chance of that isolated thunderstorm monday and sesday. even lhan a slight chance wednesday, thursday. so for the rest of the week, basically the day are going to kind of blend together. lots of heat, lots of humidity. just a risk of an isolated thunderstorm cnd ofrse those will be after the warm and uncomfortable nights and early mornings. but the heat index value, the adjusted temperatures are going to be closer t 100 to 105 all week, especially as we get closer to tuesday and wednesday because the humidity itself will be even higher t compared to rest of the days. so 94 tomorrow and tuesday. just isolated thunderstorms possible in the afternoon. even more humidity making it feel even hotter wednesday, thursday. an approaching cold front on friday will bring scattered storms. still around 90 degrees. maybe a little less humid on saturday and sunday by comparison, but could get some more storms and showers then.

andrea: he's prepping with people athe white house who are not necessarily sympathetic or understanding of these issues. some of the peoplrepping them have had their own questions -- robert: you're talking about bill shine, deputy cef of staff, former executiveox at staff who used to advise roger ailes who had allegations of misconduct. andrea: it's not a great sensitivity to the way to communicate with women. the only other thingou i say is thinking back, we didn't have -- there was cnn but not a lot of cable and now you have saturation through social media and cable so these hearings will be en more widely viewed than the weekend hearings -- peter: in 1991, the default became, fairly or not, for anita hill to prove it. she had the burden of proof. today, becse of the "me too" movement and the last year, presumption is the other direction. robert: times have changed, this is not 1991, everything's diffeent but some of people from 1991 are still around. t "new yores" is reporting deputy attorney general rod rosenstein who oversees the russia probe suggested having someone wear a wiretl

charles allen says he was in the command center athe rec center next door when members of the edgewood management company district sembled officials that all of the residents were accounted for and had been evacuated from t burning building. but five days later, structural engineers going through the building heard a voice. >> and we go, is somebody in there? and he goes, yes. so, i said, we'llet you out. and he said, i'm not going any place. reporter: the 74-year-old was found in his second floor apartment and the engineers used a kitchen chair to carry him outside. district officials held a press conference to address the extraordinary discovery. >> so, initially, the management company confirmed that everyone on the list wasr. accounted today, they acknowledged that he was -- they had not laid eyes on him personallyhough they had the other people who they checked off on their list. >> reporter: now, according to people familiar with this building and who know some of the folks who live there, this man was notorious for never wanting to leave his artment, rarely came downstairs. our

where hundreds had to be rescued as rivers flooded after the torrential rainfall in the hurricane'te ath. the president was criticized for the response to hurricane maria, waand even last week he disputing the death toll. but today he was consoler in chief. this lite boy even got a hug when he asked for one. 16 rivers in north cara are in major flood stage, and the cape fear river is due to crest today at fr times its normal height, bringing even more flooding. evacuees are being told not to return home just yet. two years after hurricane matthew flooded parts of north carolina, the aftermath of florence has created a 1-in-1000-year flooding event. t for people the president, who are trying to rebuild their homes and lives, the road to recovery will be a long one. turned upside down by that me minister has been making her case on how at a summitd happen in salzburg. theresa may says the eu must evolve its position to reach a many sticking points remain including migration and the northern ireland border. ithen there is the pressiue of champagne. adam fleming explains. adam: if you celebr

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we have a sea breeze going to s athe aun tinnd 86.s in checksw comfortable evening, a lot like last night, 60s, 70s, and a few 50s at the coast. a check of the commute.were sin couple slow spots here this morning in the trivalley. one of those westbound 580 just before you get to shaffer ranch road. a two-vehicle crash, pickup and semi involved. we had a few lanes blocked. sounds like we're down to the far right lane blocked by emergency crews and everyone involved in the collision is off on the shoulder. we did have a little bit of red as you left 680 and continued on the westbound side of 580 starting to thin out. we will keep an eye on that. also the bay bridge toll plaza okay. a little backup in the cash lanes. >> in the south bay a high school is looking for a new leader after she was accused of mishandling sex abuse accusations. >> the president of presentation high school resigned after students say she didn't do enough to protect them. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in san jose. snaths. >> yeah, hi, jessica. there has been a lot of pressure for the president and former pr

easy to say my energy the thing that is tough is to .ook at the supply chains first him athe that tellsl lot and the more the market is disclosing, you can upstream and downstream because you have the information. >> some people in the trump administers have said that climate change is a hoax and there are rules that protect climate change does that help? >> i would take a neutral view around disclosure. there will be people who are climate change skeptics and others who say this is the absolute top priority and companies need to act. there will be a lot of people in between and the people in between i think will react to, policy around the world. what you need is to have that information. ist you are seeing today assets looking for that .nformation do are starting to virtuous cycle learning by doing , providing the information and focusing on what is relevant. what is interesting is prime minister abe wrote which mentioned disclosure and they are looking to give a real status report of where the private sector should be. eric: still ahead as we review the 2018 bloomberg global business

stay athe u.s. ten-year 3%. aboute been talking trade.annot blame the dollar now when it comes to why eff has been on a bit of a downtrend. take a look at this correlation between the dollar and the rest of the emerging markets. this negative correlation has started to shrink. we are seeing some people talk about bargain-hunting when it comes to some of these markets. tech stocks are one of the sectors they are looking at. tech stocks are in favor today. tencent is moving about 1%. let's take a look at shares right now. optimism.ing a lot of is this going to be the turnaround, given some of the clouds moving over the trade tensions? still holding at 5%. our next our next guest investa company three years ago. ben, i am looking at the valuation of the company. kong 400 million hong dollars. do you think this will get to $1 trillion at some point? what makes you appear to be overly optimistic? as ane look at this e-commerce services platform for china. it is led by a visionary who leads things with unprecedented detail. the closest comparis

i'm in the wizard world. >> you gave us ath tease e. you're working on what?galbraith, h is a crime book. >> in the next g movie, we a sense of hogwarts a dumbledo dumbledore? >> yeah. this is largely about how dumbledore became dumbledore. that's going on in this franchise. >> harry potter fans will have a field dale. you're going to put in eggs in the movie. >> we're about to see theew trailer, right? >> we are. >> that will tell a lot. >> we're going to do that tomorryo. get two days of fun. >> all in good time. we're going to have that conversation. we're going to s down with j.k. and the entire cast in a little bit. we'll have all that tomorrow. j.k., thank you for coming to see us. >> thank you. >> just ahead this morning, two hollywood legends, robert reord and sissy spacek. they're teaming up. and we're happy theys paid u a visit. e heavy rain in the missisi river valleys, a few storms in the northern plains and a fire threat out west. as midweek period, gustytorms into the fufl coast. much cooler in the plains and t rthwest w looking cooler weather as

goes first and fox will go first, coming 14 pounds a share with comcast having a chance to respond. , athes still going final round of bidding for both parties but the best offer in. guy: what is the market saying about who it expects the victor to be? m&a inid a survey of london and across the world last week and 10 said comcast and five said disney, and two undecided. and there is a split view with no clear winner predicted. some say comcast lost out for the battle of fox and they want this to save face. some say bob iger has a big ego. guy: brian has been losing out. that has to be in the back of his head? 2004,, since 24 -- since his fourth takeaway he has failed for if he fails. he tried to buy fox most recently and that did not work. talking about: the trading, such a binary proposition, there must be some fantastic trading to be done. have you heard of interesting trades? >> today, the sky share prices increased by 1%, maybe there are rumors in the market for big things to come. we have seen that trade going on today. it is difficult to call if you are a traitor because it could be

obviously, you know, we are ath let‘ses and everyone is training and same as any other sport.that you know, over the next few yea rs that you know, over the next few years it will be something they are interested in. you are crossing the line, becoming champion. yes. what are you thinking now, do you know you have done well? you are in the zone, you are wired. i was looking at the board to see my name and thinking, is that it? have i won? then it sinks in and the other girls come over and are hugging you and seeing yourfamily come over and are hugging you and seeing your family and everyone at the finish line. there is no feeling like that. it is amazing.” the finish line. there is no feeling like that. it is amazing. i feel a bit queasy after watching that. that is all we have time for. a huge weekend. anthonyjoshua up against alexander povetkin. cardiff taking on manchester. manchester united face wolves. if you are going out to play the monthly medal at your local golf course, try and shoot a 59. that is all from sportsday, we will have more throughout the evening. bye for

. >> so when you're playing the chief of staff or the nsa adviser, do you memorize whole pages athe a time or just do it a couple words and then they stop it and do you another couple words? >> no, i don't. i couldn't do that. what i do is, so i find key words. if there's a page of dialogue, it doesn't matter. it's going to be in here tend. i know. so i don't get nervous. i know what's going on. i understand the situation very, very well. so then i find the key words and i guess subconsciously everything connects with the key words in the situation and all of a sudden after reading it a few times and reacting to my fellow actors on set, it just happens. >> okay. so you're giving up your singing career, music, full time acting now, right? >> somewhat. it's still there but it's not a priority at all at the moment. >> you don't want to sing anything now, right? >> is there a favorite song you want to sing? no? any white house related songs? do you know "hail to the chief"? do you know "hail to the chief." >> maybe we can do it together. >> that's good. the only person in this room who is

just focusing on lifestyle and ath thr athleisure, how about you? >> caller: doing well.ht now would be a great time for a canada goose with this weather coming up. >> the problem is when we reported the last quarter, the stock got hit on what i thought was no good reason at all. i agree with john in maryland. i think it is a buy right here and i would buy more if it got below 50 >> caller: analyst downgraded on valuation but the stock keep going up and up because of total addressable market planet fitness seems like it could be similar 1600 stores currently, talk of growth through 4,000 everyone with a fitness app must be lining up at their low cost health club, is it a buy >> we liked it it had a big move. it has come back down, at 45-46, it would be a terrific buy time to give credit where credit is due the shoe that is vans is becoming a lifestyle brand i think vfc is a buy because of it not just because of north face did bausch put the kibosh on its own demise i am giving you classic examples of where to put your money all your calls and tonight's edition of the ligh

highlighted in green including athe tidal basin. at least midnight tonight.today and the clouds have moved out. not jus the range. temperatures going in the right direction. it was chiy out there yesterday. today, tls in the 70s and we're 50 to 20 degrees wmer right now. about 15 degrees warr in district.n 59 college park and 70 at this point in reston. we started at 62 comfortable degrees in washington. 50s in the suburbs. so tomorrow, a perfect morning to go for the run, take out the bicycle around lunch time. it's gorgeous. 73 degrees. a mix of clouds and sun. 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. not only is wt thekend but we'll have temperatures around 77. really nice. then tomorrow evening is looking spectacular. we're looking at dry, comfortable weather. as we walk the the humidity levels over the weekend. . the throughout this weekend. monday, dntuesday, day. it starts tol f a little hu dity. it does return thursday and 48. we're not done with humidity yet. here's your storm-team 4 ten-day forecast. 83 on wednesday. most of the day is dry on tuesday. only about a 30%ha

right under athe .aw signed by richard nixon we have the power.nder certain procedures, president trump can try to eliminate that and he is doing that and we are fighting him in court. i believe we will be in court longer than he will be president. he will not take with the power. it is crucial that we maintain our efforts. let me tell you why. ,t is not just about clean air it is about efficiency of our cars. the next 10 years will show the dominance of the electric car. , or will be a china america be in the game? president trump is sabotaging the american car industry. before he gets away with it, we have to wake up the country to say america has to invest in batteries and hydrogen cars electric cars and charging stations. if we don't do that, we will suffer an onslaught of foreign electric cars that will be coming our way. cars that will be coming our way. not only is it that the environment, it is bad for the economy and bad for america's position in the world. trump must be stopped. he must be stopped now. that is what californians commitmen

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now a look athe preparations well underway in the region. r: good afternoon. we've just heard that governor larry hogan has declared a state of emergency for maryland and of course as the governor of virginia, he's already done itful will we get a direct hit from florence? hopefullynot. fingers crossed but we could have an issue with water. a lot of it will be in the potomac river. the source of theso tion, some of those fire boats. not only the big boats but made for swift water rescue. for us, water has already been a problem. that is water from rain. high water, heavier flooding than usual in alexandria has been a problem and likely to be another. the ground is so saturated. now, here in d.c., d. fire and ems it's a i've been telling are you at the ready. they've just done a table top that comes in handy. eew this is hurricane season and they are i preparing as well. take a look.ve >> we capability for inland ater rescue, for river water rescue. but a storm will bring potentiallyum ar of challenges. that could involve power lines down,ded power outages, tre

before i forget all this stuff because now we're working on not forge ath, les get i toblem we wilmington area because with this just the buoys are reporting a 90-mile-per-hour wind gus just off there then the other thing we've been talking about within the last 30 minutes ago, couldn't find that northern or eastern eyewall, now, in fact, we can. we checked the water temperatures underneath there. they're 82, 83 degree, the water temperatures right here so what we saw was this secondary line of storms kind of redefine where the eye is. now watch that. it backs in a little bit, boom, right there and, max, even if you get a chance to pause that last frame for me a little more because it will help people grab on to what you're saying, boom, there's the last -- there's the last frame. so you can see coming into topsail looks like the redefined area of storms around the eye wall is getting in there. there's wilmington so it's very, very close to that as well. that's why the winds kind of picked up in our live shots and while around topsail getting back into that area of storms. this will circl

. >> and this is just going to show ctims that they can make it thugh, and that there's justice athend and hallelujah. >>> it's a major victory for the me too movement, and a stunning downfall for the man once called america's dad. >>> president trump lashes out, attacking brett kavanaugh's accusers, zeroing in on one of them who says she was drinking and foggy. >> wa

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we haven't seen athing like this. th felt to me like something out of the playbook. , dig in, defend. now they are going on offense here. to kasie's point latest allegation from deborah w ramirez, heard from kellyanne saying that the first accuser shod be heard.ir after r came out yesterday she described this as a vast left wing conspiracy. they now pushing backre much aggressively on this. but republicans are also scared. they have rea concerns that he would not be confirmed, that there the potential for erosion among republicans, those name a sense that needed to teify, he needed to speak to fox news yestery or he wouldn't make it to his testimony this wk on thursd in the background, reall the foreground on capitol hill, the midterms which are losing thank you so much. apprecia it. >> there is also major ni uncerty thi m over the fate of deputy attorney l rod rosenstein. speculatn swi on mon may resign or be fired. for now he does remain on the job. nbc's white house correspondent kristin welker has the latest on th

in a letter to the h-o-athe city has threathened to yellow tag the building which will restrict and limit accessthis after a cracked glass was found on the 36th floor of the tower the city asked h-o-a to fix the window washing crane from the outside,install an overhead protection system around the building,and to inspect all units -- by tomorrow..homeowners association attorney tom miller says impossible..so far one of the three is being done today.. miller says the homeowners association sent a letter to the city today addressing all the concerns..and already have a plan in place..