the officers called to the n, who was hanging out a window at the bac of the home.hankfully they were abl to pull her out safely. . >>> police officers swear tond protect serve, and sometimes that means servi other members of the animam. king an officer in gene, oreg etlped out this little fawn who got stuck in bween the slats of a fffence. theer covered its head with a cloth andck then quily removed it from the fence, placed it on the ground. after it took a littlebreather, the fawn quickly got up, ra off. all is well. >> announcer: noamyour storm forecast. >>> unofficial. the unofficial end of summer is morrow because weave another heat wave on the way for this week. actual summer does not end until the 22nd, and it's still quite warm outside right now, especially at reagan national where we have just a few patchy clouds and a temperature of 82 degrees. we've only dropped just a little n.t compared to our high of 89 this aftern so we didn't start the heat wave today. just missed that 90 degree marky but we'll v easily get into the 90s for the next several days. st

the latest thinking on this, i'll see you bac hear in about 15 minutes. >> thank you, doug. >>> another child in the district caught in the cross fire after gunshots ring out in the neighborhood. ten week's the latest victim is a 6-year-old girl. more on the growing concern about all of this violence, especially targeting chilen. chris. >> reporter: fear is gripping parts of our city. the d.c. police department tells us so far this year, 11 children have been killed by gun tifireg. theyo not have the exact number of children wounded. last night, officers here were calledo a neighborhoo blocks away for the report of a child being shot. d.c. police and firefighters rushing to the scene of the ooting. a 6-year-old girl is wounded in the left ankle by shots fired in front of her home in the 2,700 block of langston place southeast. neighbors report hearing a burst of gunfire and the sound of squealgires as the gunman flees in the car. >> gunshot. people are not safe here. >> reporter: the gunman is still on t loose. >> i was told when it happened they were arguing and shootg at one another.

news 4, bac in to you. >> justin, thank you. >>> now 5:34.his morning about the woman accusing supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh of sexual assault when they were high schoolers in maryland. it looks like monday's testimony of dr. christine blasey ford is on hold now. she won't testify about it. senate democrats want to still here and details w trump is saying about this. >> today president trump will get a closer look at the damage from hurricane florence when he visits north calina. while he's there he will likely see scenes like this, entire townow swall by flood waters. i-95 is still underwater. it's climbed to 60 feet, twice its normal flood phase. more than 10,000 families remain in shelters. >>> meanwhile, the remnants ofc flor caused destruction in eastern maryland. strong winds ripped the roo of a stable with horses inside during a hectic storm. l takek at the wood and he the debris on the ground there. several hses were trapped inbe side but none of them was hurt. >>> this time tomorrow a dc native o "america's got talent." we're

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k to that bac again? jeffrey: in 2017 the was was lagging.his year it is about the reversal of that. growth solves a lot of problems. it is not just about the fiscal deficits, and i have the finest that with portfolio flows into treasuries, there is lot of means for the mantra holding the dollar. u.s. growth is another factor weighing on the positive side towards the dollar, not just the interest rate. jonathan: it has field that they virgin narrative this year. of a conversation is if we get convergence. something important has taken place, and it is the bund versus treasury maturity. getting wider and wider. people keep getting burned. we broke at a new multi-decade w ide. where are you right now? noelle: we think it could continue to be a rather steady -- at least in the near term, that going into year-end, european growth is looking relatively strong. the negative contributor we saw earlier this year after a very growth2017 into european are no longer. we are talking the french strikes and harsh weather conditions. now we are in a sweet s

in the dining room where trump is just beside himself, doesn't really sit down, is just on his feet bac and forth, tivo'ing all the cable news and looking at some of it and saying, how has this happened? he realized t calamity of having a special counsel and he said, muelleroi is to go into every phase of life. i am -- i mean, he feels and sounds like he's been tied up by this. robert: you think about what happened on friday. earlier today, paul manafort, trump's former campaign chairman, decides to plead guilty to money laundering, cooperatingith mueller's investigation. it doesn't stop. bob: it doesn't. you would know more about this. would manafort know much? i think he was just brought in im manage the campaign for a short period offor the republican national convention. do you think he knows -- robert: he's connected. he was the chairman of the trump ntmpaign. my ps that every day president trump, whether in a conversation a world leader or with histaff, he's haunted, in a sense, by the russia vestigation. bob: he definitely is. interestingn question for our business, the media. ho

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. >> reporter: bac with a vengeance, the defense sacked aaron rodgers four times.crucial turnover. fabiane monro strip fumble seals the team's first win this season. >> a huge play. changed the momentum in the gamc andpletely gave the ball ba to the offense to run the four-minute offense. can't ask for nothing better than that from the defense. >> bouncg back. oooking adversity in the face and knowing wh we are and getting back to what we really do. >> it's not the scheme that you know, that you can laugh at. we here to win. we here to win the question. that's the main goal. try we get the division, we to get to the playoffs and make a run to the super bowl. we are going to keep working, man. th >> reporter: burgundy and gold capitalize on the packe penalties. of their 11, none bigger than clay tmaews' collision with alled for roughing the passer? >> i have been playing this game 20 years. i play tackle. so, we'll see. i mehi, som's got to change because, you know, the league is not -- and these are big plays. glad i don't pla defense. you talk about strike zone wi

. >> this 900-pound angry alligator is named godzilla and the 120-pound blond on his bac is christy crowwellliving, trapping and capturing these vlent beasts and here in south texas where the gator population is over half a million and growing, these fiercely territorial predators are invading parks and neighborhoods, turning the local kids and pets into vy vulnerable prey. >> he's mad. he's hissing. >> that's wherehrissy and her partner chris comes es. >> it tak a lot of courage. my mind is saying stop, get back. it's dangerous and the other pat of me is this is your job. >> the w they get these gators just might surprise you. >> here's chris with a rod, and chri has the signakre p tape. the goal, to safely relocate ach capture to a nature preserve. >> i got into the nuisance alligator program. most of the guys get into it to kill the i alligator a want to take the animal ndalive. >>he makes a decent chunk of change d ng it. >> if it's a small little 3-foot alligator underneath a car and that will be a quick $100 to $200, but if it's a company and they have an alligator in their pond, they'

nbc news has learned the hearing has been pushed bac from 9:30 to 11:00 a.re, and there reports that manafort may once again be close to aa p deal with special counsel robert mueller. we do not know if any dealas been finalized yet. manafort's second trial on illegal foreign money launderino is supposed t start next week. he was convicted of a banknd tax fraud in virginia last month. >>> new tonight, an emotional vigil to honor a teen tragically killed this weekend in southeast d.c. family and friends gathered on stanton road to remember taquan, who was shot when he was walking to a corner store sunday. also there at that vigil, members of horton's kids, a nonprofit that he was part of. that group helps withte chool homework and tutoring. he had plans to attend u-d.c. and we understand he was working to pay for tuition. >>> ordinarily, the washington hilton's ballroom only gets attention during the white house correspondents dinner, but there we e a lot ofs on that room tonight, because amazon's jeff bezos was there. shomari stone reports tha everybody was listening for clues for the

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welcome bac. back. we are ready to start with our next speaker. if i could please have your attention. shh. we are in for a real treat. we like to bring you those who have special insight on what is going on in our nations capital and in this case with our foreign policy and national security. i would also like to remind you, the index cards are on your cable. if you have a question, please use those index cards to write down your question. our volunteers will come and gather your index cards and give them to him. also, your agenda says that dr. gorka will be signing books after the morning sessions. he actually has to catch a flight. he's going to do is book signing in the hallway after he speaks. it was the best we could do at this point. all right. dr. gorka is the chairman and ceo of the knowledge group and scholar with the institute of world politics. he served as strategist and deputy assistant to president trump. dr. gorka taught courses on irregular warfare and counterterrorism. he's an internationally recognized authority on issues of nat

you can use richie marlboro road or water street to get bac on to 4. you'll still have pretty big lays there. you can see it on a big map as well as you're headed in bound near ritchie marlboro road. nner loop and outer loop, both looking good. no complaints in the first 4 traffic complaints department. white's ferry closed. >> 6:01. this morning we are tracking hurricane florence and the millions rushi o to g of the path. we're staying on top of every angle fm the impending rain to how it's going to impact those living around he. >> people living from the coast from virginia to the carolinas have been ordered to find a safe place to ride out the storm. forecasters say there have been more than two feet of rain. both sides of a south carolina highway are being used to travel away from the shore. the category 4 storm is growing in sfe as it churns hundreds miles away from north carolina. florence will arrive late tomorrow. there is an emergency federal getting a state ofemergency. t it's in the outer banks and he'sking to people who have decided to ride

we do have some shower activi moving bac in across our region right into saturday, sund, monday, tuesday. i gaveou a little pop quiz there. >> i failed. i failed. >> we forgot what the sun looks like. >>> still ahead, the politics of disaster. >> maybe we should be having more elections. every year elections. so everybody is ready to serve the people. every time. >>> the celebrity chef tal about the difference between hurricane florence and maria as he steps in tof help thousands victims in need. >>> plus, >>> a war over wages has heated up, to overturn a law that would raise wages for restaurant servers and bar tenders and othe who earn tips. today our reporter listened to people speaking passionately. >> reporter: hundreds of people at the d.c. council room all to hear the initiative . of councilmembers are sponsoring a bill to repeal the initiative that was passed by d.c. voters. it would give tiporkers a higher base pay. he sai the will of the people should be respected. >> how can we talk about voter suppression anywhere in the country if we suppress the vote he because it didn't co

we'll get bac to you in the weather center. >>> florence rides out ofli caronas but the rivers are rising. >> rescues underway at this moment. >> floodwaters not expected to recede for days. >> devastating once again. today many are returning home to fi everything destroyed. >> the news4 coverage from disaster zone starts now. >> first at 4:00, the dire situation aft florence. >> the storm moving out of the states. the worst could be yet to come for some communities. >> florence now responsible for 24 deaths. the majority in north carolina and the number could rise.e >> s good news for the battered city of wilmington. a major route into theity has reopened at this hour. the city had been cut off for urs because of catastrophic flooding. >> and the massive storm now in our neck of the woods. >> heavy rains in some areas and even the tornado warning we've been covering. >> chris lawrence is in new bern. chris? >> i've been watching people tearing out their floors. knocking out bad drywall doing anything they can.iv this you an idea of the damage suffered here. i've been talking on folks all

. >> reporter: we checked bac with airing. he only lasted a few minutes in the ocean. pretty rough out there? >> oh, yeah. it's not thewinds. it's the waves right now. >> reporter: eric ended up making the right decision. calling it for the day and going in. we're here with the storm ranger. you can see some of the technology it has. it allows to us get a little closer. i know you and i were faulk the capabilities of it. >> we were able to tap i it from here and anywhere across the united states or the globe. we can send it ywhere. right now we sent to it virginia beach. i'll show you the radar picture. look at the eyhe last couple frames. i don't think this would increase in intensity much. it doesn't matter. this is a monster of a storm. the surge and amount of rain.in winds m west northwest. only five miles an hour. five miles an hour. andagain,t is about 80 miles off the coast. do the math here. category o hurricane. 80 miles an hour an hour. it stalls and doesn't mak it off until sunday. eventually making its way our way as a remnant of hurricane norns. we'll see

he got away but cke bac minutes later. the owner of the car spoke with us but did not want his face shown. >> did you see the gun? >> no. had the audacity to come back again. >> wivn police a there was a chase that ended across the street at the apartment complex. one resident said they noticed the suspect suspiciously. >> it was real ngst real fidgetyoond lng around too much. >> reporter: police say he was hiding in a laundry room when three officers confront him e. th there was a struggle and police say he fired this gun. they say it was hidden in a waist band. >> officer grabbing it and pushing it away occurs a fraction of a second before the other officer who tased him, drew his service weapon. all of that was in abo one second. >> reporter: was the onner received injuries after grabbing the spect's gun as it was firing. >> the officer in grabbing that weapon, like you saved the lives of one of my officers and he is to be commended for that action. >> reporter: the prince george's county police have not identified the

. >>> we're going to be bac from the animal rk. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> 6:14 right now. ou the season gets ready to changee probably already clearing out your calendar for pumpkin patches and hay rides. >> this morning we're working for you at one of the biggest fall festivals in our area. this one is not all apple cider and corn mazes.ni this m molette green is in leesburg. molette, what are we looking at here? these are interesting animals. >> that's a cute shot there. >> i know. rlvia is a sloth. she'sdy for breakfast. she's the animal curator. >> hold it up higher. >> will she take this? sylvia's not ready for this? >> she'll probably eat that next. >> people learn a lot about the animals when they come? >> yes.ba cally what we're doing now. >> i love it! i want to go out to find some more animals. we haveore animals at the leesburg animal park.it fall festival time. we have pumpkins all around. shirley johnson is the owner. we have the bunnies behind us. shirley, what do you want people to take away from this experience? so many people come this time of year. >> oh

. >> theyk march bac to the hart office building, channelling their support for dr. christine blasey ford's allegations ofse al assault. in the face of brett kavanaugh's alphatic de >> i'm glad that they're reconsidering it. and i am going to take everything in oe iner to get this settled and get him out. >> there should be an fbi investigation in the fact they went through this process. it is a travesty and i am not proud to be an american today, honestly. >> reporter: we want to stress that yesteay judge kavanaugh had a large group of supporters from across the country here. apparently they didn't mobilize today. we were looking for them to give em th well. it is like i they will return to capitol hill asat thee intensifies over the confirmation before the full sena. back to you. >> i'm wondering, we've seen mostly females. i did see one man getting arrested today. are there many men through the crowd day? i understand it is a women's issue in some ways. it is very personal for women. but do you see many men? >> you're right. it is personal for women. a lot of the

storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is bac in four minutes with what you need to know. >>> keeping you and your family safe on the road. new crash tts show improvements are being made to tractor-trailers to protect new crash that's big because we share the highways with so many of these big rigs. soos an han h more on the changes being made. >> reporter: the insurance institute for highway safet tested the metal bumpers on the back of semi trailers. vent from you going under a truck in the event of a truck. eight nor american manufacturers have all three iihs tes, earning the tough guard award. that accounts for 80% of the trucks on the road in the u.s. iihs says its testing in 2013 revealedweaknesses. cars were through them and refers say their testing has led toesign changes to make our roads safer. back to you. >> and we are working for your health. dangerous is that pentially deadly jerls. they took samples over a 21-day period and they found more thane 87% of th curtains tested positive forhe drug resist daniel mrsa cteria. it was discovered in places where people touched the

something suspicious is happening they have to lead us and if not in 28 days all the sanctions come bac back. >> you understand i am on the same side. >> but i'm trying to -underscore for those who are listening the degree to which we didn't know what they were doing so i was never vouching that they might have an aberrational leader but guess what? >> the breakout time that the minute you take the deal away it goes back a matter of months and that is a more dangerous place for israel and the community and that is why the security establishment supported the deal the top security people thought we should not get rid of it. it is very unfortunate because the national security should not be prisoner of politics. >> criticism stops at the water's edge. >> but let me say something about my book if i may. for the folks listening to this, my book is not a policy prescription or analysis by the secretary of state it is actually recounting stories and anecdotes of the old senate to the new senate what happened with richard nixon? >> when we made those voting issues to hold people accountable? >

. >> now with this new school year ahead, the deputy tells me he's excited to getk bac to work. excited to continue guiding young students as he reminds his family, especiall his daughter, of one important thing. >> i just told her i'll be fine. dad will come back home. >> that was erica gonzalez reporting. since the shooting mary's county public schools added new safety measuresnd bolstered others. for starters, every school in the county will have interior room locks. the county hired seven security assistance and a school sety coordinator. great mills itself will have a front office security station. it's a prototype for what could be coming to all st. mary's county public schools later. >> a lot going on there. >>> you wanto know whatall looks like? that's what fall looks like. 63 degrees, a cold rain outside. lots of clouds. even fog today. we are dealing with a changeable forecast and even some flash flood warnings.ot lauryn's it all and it's tracking the potential of a hurricane hitting t east cot. still muasch >>> welcome back. the buzz surroundsiing amazon's send headqu

completely for air conditioning repair, margarett regional schoolsas as well riverdale elementary schl and bac live, of course, questions about what will happen on thursday andis point, the county says no decision has been madement once it is made, they will alert parents and schools as well. again, for today, this wednesday, day two of school, classes will end two hours early for prince george's county and afall r-school activities are going to be completely canceled seld. live from -- canceled. >> justin, thank you. >>> 6:05, developing right now, one chiles dead in florida and thousands waking up without dower along the gulf coast. tropical storm gmade landfall late last night west of the alabama and mississippi border. you can see the projection of the storm track here. angie goff at the livesk de. the latest video showing the destruction from the storm. angie? >> good morning, aaron. a state of emergency was declared in mississippi making resources available to places hitardest by gordon so far. take a look. this is some of that videohat we got in overnight. you can see how powerful the w

forecast for ttoday, bac back days below 70 degree yesterday and today. and your rain chances today stand at essential100%. there's at least one warm day coming this week. we'll detail that part of the forecast coming up in a few. >> it's now 5:33. another woman has come forwards ac brett kavanaugh of sexual ctmiscondu >> this comes days before he's supposed to testify on previous sexlt claims. in the new yorker deborah ramirez says kavanaugh exposed himself to her while shete atnded yale university. the white house tells nbc news it stands by kavanaugh. democrats want to delay action on kavanaugh's nomination. >> two protests are happening in support of dr. christine blasey ford. the woman that first accused kavanaugh of sexual assault. one gro will gather at the capitol and later this afternooo survivor assault and allies will walk out of their jobs, mes and classrooms. meanwhile, ford is still scheduled to go before the senate judiciary committee. judge was in the room when ykavanaugh sexuall assaulted her at a party in the 1980s. the white house point

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learned that a top mocrat, senator dick durbin is now calling for the delay because allegations dating bac h to high schoe surfaced. how do you see this playing out, if you see it playing out at all? >> look, i think this is an -- to say unchartered territory is olcliche. the way this was handled is odd. i'll be honest, the fact that this has somehow made it into the public discourse in and of itself i think is something thak we all have tourselves how did this happen? you can't unring a bell like this. >> right. >> we don't know a lot about this allegation beyond the fact that it's in a constituent letter and stuff. look, i think there's a lot of questions to be asked inside that judiciary o committee how that was handled. >> chuck todd, thank you very much. we'll look a it on "meet the press." chuck will be joined by democratic congressmanda schiff. paul manafort now cooperating. >>> some other hea gines to to this morning including a horrific attack off of cape cod after a boogie border was killed by a shark. the 26-year-old was 30 yds off ore when he was attacked. bystanders and medics

. >> doug says some big time relief is on the way and he's coming bac with when we'll get a break and a look at some chances for rain for your weekend. >>> singer demi lovato announcing a big change after her very public overdose scare. >>> plus, the new effakts to keepe accounts from cloggi up your songci >>> you're watching news 4 at 4:00. >>> and right now at 4:30, president trump's supreme court nominee is answering questions in front of the senate judiciary committee. you're looking here at live pictures from capitol hill. >> democrats are grilling judge brett kavanaugh o abortion, guns and executive power. republicans hope tonrm kavanaugh before the supreme court returns october 1st. >>tonight's question and answer session could last past 9:00.n they've b at it all day, too. >>> at the same time in another hearin room,awmakers grilled leaders from facebook and twitter about what they're doing to protect your social media feeds. nbc's jennifer johnson explains why some senators don't think internet companies are doing enough to safeguard our elections. >> reporter: a capitol hill

tonight loaded up, and as you can see everyone is getting bac into their routine and this guy is going to be the new normal for a while. >> here is comes. >> and i think everybody is morn frzied and less patient and it's justhe t whole thing. >> reporter: and we might not even be at the whole thing just yet. as school gets back in sessi and weome back from summer break, traffic and congestion will gradually pick up thish. mo we've been calling it the september shock or september slowdown. >> it is part of being her in d.c. >> reporter: phil tries to play calm music but that doesn't help. >> it doesn't lessen the frustrations, you know, when you'reitting for that turn of ligh ttwo or three times traffic is backed up so much. >> reporter: this doesn't all hit at once but anecdotally you'll be wondering w itot so board and they know it's about to pick up. >> today after laby. da >> reporter: meantime, a little extra attention and, of course, paence as we all get back in a rhythm. >> reporter: us a commute now, it's not just cars, we'll see more pple back on metro and more people on bicycl

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molette, pat, bac to you. >> thank you. >> all right. thanks, nicole. >>> now to a weather alert. flash flood watches have been posted for the area. >> let's get the latest now from meteorologist chuck bell. uck, is this finally the remnants of hurricane florence? >> absolutely. what's left of florence will put some rain in for us today and for thievening and for about half of the day tomorrow. flash flood watches have beenre issued fory much everywhere along and to the west and north of the i-95 corridor. heavy rain earlier this morning, now have some active flood warnings, just north of the charlottesville area. so hea, ra localized amounts could easily be in theinultiple range. areawide, i think probably close to half an inch or an ch. buboy, where it's coming dougdougwn, it's coming down hard. here's richmond, notice this heavy line of thunderstorms, the direction it's filing will take it an to follow right up the i-95 corridor. so where we've already head the heavy rain near charlottesville, there's more to come. and wre we've already seen our first wave of rain showers aroun

hanson hits a pinch the way bac. then they were in front.is shaw made it back-to-back pinch homers. this was the first of his major league career. do that and give your team the lead, you can expect your mom in the stands to be very happy. the giants bullpen could not close the deal. rockies struck for two runs. september call-up noel singles up the middle. two runs come home. colorado goes on to win 9-8. the rockies right now a half game in front of l.a. and the nl west after the dodgers lost tonight. >>> next week at this time the raiders and rams will be teeing it up in a monday night opener. khalil mack will have already played his first game of the year against green bear as a member of chicago bears. mack's trade on saturday to chicago still the subject of buzz at training camp today. mack's presence on the field will certainly be missed but so will his influence and friendship by another very high profile player who joined the raiders the same year as mack. >> we playing everything. sitting there at the same lockers. that's the weirde

he didn't even want me to do it at this point, bac i was just ng him down, and then i read -- finallyller. is it a comedy or a thriller, and he said yes. [ light laughter ] so then every day on the set, i was like is today a comedy or is it a thriller? >> jimmy: it's a good mix of both. >> and he's like, yeah, it's like really kind of over the top, and campy, and trashy, and fun. and like, you know, kind of like my outfit, i guess. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: no, it's like, i feel like "gone girl" kind of mixed in with like a good li >> with "dynasty." >> jimmy: dynasty, but really funny. >> yeah, it so funny. >> jimmy: so funny in the movie, and i said the wardrobe. it's always great. your wardrobe, but in this movie on top of it is beautiful, but then it's -- there's so many twists.ex wellain what the film's about. if you can. >> so the film is about two unlikely friends. one is a mommy blogger, and another is a woman who works in new york city. who is mcharacter. they become friends, and one day my character asks the other k mmy, anna kendrick, to p her kid up at school, and then

>> mcclaain climbed his way bac. >> the mac is back! >> are you the front-runner now?y well. i'm optimistic. >> to get there, he did swallow some principle and played politics. >> we will secure the borders first, when i am president of the united states. >> mccain seized the gop nomination. >> sure showed them what a comeback looks like. >> and thought he'd be facing his old friend, hillary clinton. >> i think we bought thought that. i thought it would have been a great campaign, because we both respected each other. we'd worked with each other. >> instead, it was barack obama. his first big decision, his running mate. >> governor sarah palin of the great state of alaska! >> sarah palin was a surprising and bold decision. she drew the conservative support he was sorely lacking. >> it's no who he wanted to choose. >> he told me you want to put my name on the list to be vetted for vice president. i said, are you serious? he said, i am. i said, you don't have to do that. i don't know how you can do it, as a matter of fact,. >> you're not a republican. >> i'm not a republ

. >> we'll take you bac liv to the courtroom where a confirmation tore the s court turned into an all-outa book out about donald trump's presidency. >> you never cal fd me. it would have been nice if you called for me and my office. >> interim ceo for the prince george's county school district takes a tour of the student and (announcerthere's more toe than the climb. there's the view. you've gotta stop and look around a little. come. shed life's layers in asheville. asheville. discovery, inside and out. >> t stillcking a severe thunderstorm warning. trees down in the waldorf area and towards laplata, too. ffect rstorm warning in until 5:00. right around 301 and towards la pla plata. watch out for this storm. a few other storms out there as well. we're tracking a few of those. we'll keep you posted on the heat and humidity and how long it will last and what to expect the next couple of days. >> all right. doug, i'm scott macfarlane. break now, the p d.c.lic school system announcing a potential security break. a letter was sent to parents saying a spreadsheet was posted that revealed the na

some people could nk get bac up to two weeks because of the flooding and roads being closed. we just thought, you know, hopefully it won't be that bad. >> jeanette, there is a feeling of i of invincibility of the areas that may not be bad. talk about the decision so it sticks for other people who consider staying in future storms? >> i will never ever stay there this.th noise. >> oh, no. >> you never want to experience it. knowing you are surrounded by water and hearing the noise and not knowing if your house will collapse into the water. that was the scariest and not knowin if we could get out. we have kayaks in the house at this point. knowing they told us if you stay we willot rescue you. that's been a big point o contention in our minds. >> youentioned something that i hadn't thought about which is the sou of the water. especially at night overnight. how has that been for you? >> it is scary because it is so black. of we have not had electricity in three days. when you can't see. when you go to sleep, the last thing you were able to see was wave literally hitting your hou

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good samaritan neighbors, the marines evacuated the building with many of the elderly residents taken bac marine barracks where they were treated and sheltered until theiramilies arrived. >>> we're marines. we saw a fire. we rushed to the sign of danger these are our neighbors. we help them out. they're always there for us so we try to do it for them. >> that's the marine answer, doing their jobs. >> fascinating. they didn't blink. >> no. >>> our first low comes from this yankee fan who had w toch the hated red sox celebrate the division title this week right on new york's home field. >> say it one more time. >>ongrats, boston. >> whatever. >>> this morning we want to focus on a couple of red sox fans who would be deemed too over the top as matt damon and ben affleck. louie iacuzzi of malden, mass, said he was driving down mcgrath highway in sommerville when amp red sox cionship banner literally fell off the back of a truck. louiethe guy he is, pulled over, ran through traffic and picked up the 2018 american league east championship banner. >> we had no idea what it s. rst thing i said, t

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t you went bac school to check out some of these school lunches. this is not what we used to eat in school. >> and the more things change,e ore they stay the same. there wasn't anyone, about sixs lunch tabf me. >> oh, come on. everyone wants to sit with >> the math club, the marching band didn't want to sit with me. just like high school. when i was in high school, lunch was a sandwich, an apple, and the big beverage choice was either plain or chocolate milk. that's not how it is now as i found out when i visited york arlington county. >> reporter: when you're serving 15,000 meals a day and your business depends on repeat customers, you better serve good food. o it is a challenge. it's a challengeep our customers coming in every day. >> reporter: in this case, the customers are the high school students in arlington's free public high schools, not an easy group to please.ki what you will eat keeps her thinking all the time. the county teamed up with cuisine solutions, and together the two have come up with an answer to the question, what's for lunch

the insurance institute for highway safety tested the metal bumpers on the bac of semi trailers. >> if you rearne end of these, those prevent you from going underneath the back of one of ese trucks. eight north american manufacturers passed all three that accounts for about 80% of trucks in this country. eiihs says manufacturers have made safety improvements in recent years after tests showed weaknesses inhose metal bumpers. >> now here's your cnbc morning business report. >> good morning. i'm eric chemi. happy hour returns today at starbucks. the coffee chain is offering a buy one, get one free deal from 3:00 p.m. time until close at participating stores. if you buy hand crafted educati espresso drink, you can get a second one for free. nonmembers can sign up for a code at yhhar.starbucks.com. that's your cnbc morning business report. >>> and on a thursday morning, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. startiee to plan yournd. tomorrow, showers quickly coming to an end. if you're beach bound for the weekend, harley davidson, the hog fest, is out there this weekend. t if you're go

why did you tcontinue to go bac when you knew women were being sexually assaulted, about the worst thing that can happen to a teenage girl. was it because she liked somebody at the party? was it because she was into drugs or was into alcohol? at what point did she realize there were rape, there were gang rapes and train rapes? if it were the first or second or third time and she continued to go back, that's one thing. if it was the ninth time, she realized, oh, i was missing something at these parties. she's a much more complicated witness. and so i would think the prosecutor and the people presenting the democrats presenting her would need more time. so push tomorrow's vote back. and have a full exploration of what she said. >> more time. we have to remember that the deadline, the day of today's hearing, tomorrow's vote, these are arbitrary deadlines, and i know what we have right now is a lot of questions. and everyone involved deserves answers. truthful answers. linda, thank you so much. >> thank you, stephanie. >> coming up, we are just moments away at this point from the opening gav

to nawaz: now, we turn bac the controversy surrounding the confirmation of supreme court nominebrettanaugh. d, to the analysis of shields and ponnuru. that's syndited columnist mark shields, and ramesh ponnuru of the "national review." david brooks is away. gentlemen, welcome. let'jump right in. e biggest story of the week in washington judge kavanaugh. we're having this conversation at the unfortunate of high stakes politics and how we handle sexual violencen america. ramesh, republicans are in charge, running the show. how arthey handling it? >> i would say things took a marked turn for the worst when president trump decided he was tired of being responsible and sober mined, which must have chafed, and, instead, decided to attack professor blase ford, saying that, this is a real thing, she should have come forward decades ago whi anybody who's familiar with these cases ups is not the wayr these things w so i think that's a real black mark on the republicans and i know a lot of republicans including senator collins werale smarting over that remark and wanting to distance themselves

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