you get on the bus and baltimore -- in baltimore city, i don't know the last time you were there, and you ask folks and say, five years ago, how many buses did you take? one. how many do you take now? 2. how many age do it many time did you take then? 4. their time with their children gets eaten up because it's double their time. an eight-year-old boy in a housing project told me he had seen too many dead men. he said, fixed the bus system because this one is broken. my mom and i used to have to two blocks to the bus station and i we have to walk six. the only people who profit are the criminals who prey on us in the next four blocks. a reminder that public transportation is often a prerequisite to the public safety. gov. hogan: again, we put $3 billion into transportation in baltimore city. we revamped the entire bus system. it is working much better for most people in the red line never made any sense to anyone. most people in the state were totally opposed to it. mr. jealous: i would invite you to ride the bus in baltimore city. just casually walk through and ask people. it's quite

i tried to move a factory here to south baltimore from northern canada. and the deal fell apart because the cost of healthcare in our health exchange kept surging under governor hogan up 120% in four years. that company ended up moving to toronto they could not come into the country because the healthcare costs keep surging. that would have created jobs in south baltimore where we needed them. you have no plan. you put in a one-year fix, we can't run businesses not knowing what's happening to our healthcare costs. you won't stand up to the pharmaceutical companies i put a plan to bring our pharmaceutical costs down you could have put in place four years ago. >> i'm going to move on -- i want to get all the reporters on the wear. >> 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 o

northwest baltimore, baltimore county. i stand on the shoulders of too many people in this room, i stand on the shoulders of harriet tubman, i stand on the shoulders of my great great grandfather who was the last known slave in my family. i stand on the shoulders, i came from a blue collar and a white collar family. both my parents are gone to glo glory. they worked too hard, they worked too hard in this city for me to get where i am, to let someone who wants to prove something to somebody, for me to lose any standing. so what did i do? to deserve this? a friend. so she was bad-mouthing me saying all this, so i pulled away and a couple months later, how dare she, are you still going to be in my wedding? i did not get the swatch for the gown. i never answered her. but you heard the rumors about that fight between the oval office and sean spicer's office. it happened because i confronted, i'm like why are you telling people that i'm taking money from hillary clinton. john, yes, it happened. you heard about it, right? yeah, g

we had a lot of shipyards in baltimore then. they produced 609 oceangoing ships in a four-year period during world war ii. and this 20 week strike, i felt bethlehem was very unfair to the workers, so i asked ed and bill, i said, i don't want to cover labor anymore. give me something else. so they said, why don't you go down to the waterfront and cover the port? we haven't had anybody since before the war. and they sent me, and i'm still there. i'm still there. kathleen: what was it like for you working in such a male-dominated field? helen: well, let me get into that. the men were coming back from the war and the city room was crowded with women, and they began laying them off. and ann hutchison, a woman who had come down from connecticut, she was kind of an elitist. --i do not know her last name, i will think of it. ge, who had been an absolutely magnificent reporter. older woman. she came from the hearst family. she was not a member of the family, she was in that arena. and myself, we were the three who were left. and i was am

this is a massive fire in baltimore.rted in a paint business and continues to spread to other buildings. >> brad, what can you tell us? >> this is an actene this has spread to the south,as towardrn avenue. we're looking left-to-right broadway. in historic fells point. this 150-year-old building filled with paint and decorating supplies quickly went up, spreading to a rmfour-a fire. no injuries are being reported right now. you can see, all streets surrounding this block, are closed down as this continues to fall in fells point. >>> we want to turn ourat ntion to chuck bell for a look at ourforecast. i can sense there's relief,k. ch >> it will be a cooler weekend than we're used to here. partly-cloudy over washington this morning. we have sunshine this morning. keeping a close eye on what is currently tpical storm florn florence. it has weakened because it's running into wind shear. it's expected to be back togo ca 3 by sunday or monday. the threat to the coastline is .ncreasi it's six or serve days away from part of the

oh, yeah -- now here i am a kid from baltimore not west baltimore or east but northwest baltimore but county i stand on shoulders was too many people in this room on harriet of my great, great grandfather who was a last known slave in my family i came from -- a blue collar in the white collar both of my parents are gone to glory. they worked too hard, they worked too hard in this city for me to get to where i am -- to let someone who wants to prove something to somebody -- for me to lose any standing what do i do to deserve this? a friend -- so she was bad mouthing me saying all of this and blah blah -- so i pulled e away and then couple of months later how dare she -- are you still going to be in my wedding -- [laughter] i did not get a -- swatch for the gown and i never answered her. but you heard the rumors about that fight between the oval office and -- sean spicer it happened because like why are you telling people that i'm talking money from hillary clinton it happened you heard had it be. yeah. right, good. , though, it was like the big -- it was did you hear april ryan and the

we had the leadership from baltimore city, baltimore county, anne arundel county, representatives from the state, and a lot of different other organizations. it started with dr. jason lotter who is president of bay mark giving us a tour of the new facility that he opened up in cherry hill. this is a wonderful new facility for opioid addiction. it uses the use of medicines in order to control a person's addiction, and it is the state of the art facility. it was just opened last month or two months ago. so it's a brand new facility. and i -- i asked dr. clutter exactly how he was able to do this. the first thing he mentioned to me was the importance of the affordable care act. because of the expansion of medicaid and the coverage for addiction and the coverage of essential health benefits within the affordable care act, the clinic can get a lot more reimbursement for the people who use the facilities giving them the wherewithal to be able to construct a new facility in the community, giving access to care for those who have addiction. we then heard from jose rodriguez who's the baltimore

we see the baltimore sun pressing the baltimore city police department, there are all of these articlesall these questions. in 2014, that wasn't happening in baltimore. it wasn't happening in st. louis. it wasn't happening in cities across the country. we were the people doing that, using social media. but i'm not naive to the other side of it, right? so the first person ever permanently banned from twitter was banned for trying to raise money to get me killed. so i'm sensitive to those issues, too. but on the whole, it really helped us build a community that could actually enact real change and press issues that otherwise wouldn't get any play. >> i read your book. i have a lot of questions for you and your book. so, first, i'd love to define some terms. and one of the things you talk about in the beginning is equality versus equity. >> yeah, yeah. >> can you define both terms? >> yeah, so, we think about equality is everybody gets the same thing. equity is that people get what they need and deserve. so when we think about school system funding, we know that it costs more to teach kids

baltimore, strike and sellout.] >> the union is having a convention, nashville, tennessee. >> why nashville? >> because the locals are in new york, chicago, baltimore, that's the reason. they are making it tough for us to get out there. >> so why nashville? why not alaska? sounds] train bag, -- beg, borrow, scrape together the money for train fare. >> all out for nashville. >> new york, boston, rochester, cincinnati, philadelphia, baltimore, altoona. >> we were all on strike, we didn't eat, how can we pay dues? >> the right to speak. >> baltimore is still out on strike. >> the balcony is out of order. that the brother in the balcony be heard. >> >> the delegate from chicago is out of order. >> listen, were just came in for nashville. chicago just walked out of the convention. yes, and new york and baltimore. >> boston, philadelphia, and cincinnati. >> 75% of the membership walked out. >> holding their own convention. >> we are setting up our own union. ♪ >> it will be an outlaw outfit, will not even be in the af of

of a defense line was long there it would cover washington and baltimore and then he saw in the line behind pike creek was westminster maryland. westminster was the terminus of the western maryland railroad out of baltimore and that could supply his army you know when you have the size of an army -- an army decides it needs 65,000 horses and mules, you've got to put down every -- the mouth of every horse annual 14 pounds of oats and 14 pounds of hay a day and you think of what it takes to keep an army in motion. did he ever meet that? no army ever met that standard of regulations. you have to keep them fed relatively well or they would as you will find at the end of this campaign between gettysburg and frederick as meade is moving the army south, he will lose 15,000 horses and mules to break down. they had not been fed. like george patton cost third army in europe. runs out of fuel, the army is on the 30th of june need issued a circular order to all of his corps commanders this order said basically this, that reynolds would move his first core to a position five miles south of gettys

. >>> students in baltimore received a very special delivery yesterday thanks to a social a chip reidetails. >> reporter: it wasn't toys or video games that got these fifth gradeners baltimore so excited, it was school supplies and other necessities that many of them can't afford. >> i tablet, and i got erasers. >> reporter: it's the result of a campaign that's gone viral on instagram. it started a few weeks ago with a challenge from singer ed droste asking people to send school supplies to teachers in poor neighborhood who pay for them out of pocket because their students not. the response was overwhelming. i am taking on the challenge. >> a lot of celebrities took up the cause asking their fans for help. one of them was kristen bell. >> i think this san incredible way to get kids what they need and deserve and hen the teachers that are fighting for everyone's educations. kristen johnson a fifth grade teacher at baltimore's sinclair elementary posted her wish list and was stunned that bell chose her. >> less than 30 minutes later she messaged me back saying you got it. >> she was eve

t place in west baltimore. it's unclear what lead up to the shoot out. baltimore police said the suspect shot the officer and the officer shot back kling the man.ng >> this mor parents are frustrated and worried that their kids wereed expo mold at the university of maryland. hundreds of freshmen are staying at a hotel while the university cleans the entireng buildi some say this isn't how they anted to start their college careers. >> it's very frustrating. school is pretty stressful so it not theest thing ever. >> i also have severe lung spasms now that require me to use an inhaler ery fourr five hours. it's not fair that we have to go through these medical expenses. >> we asked aut the health complaints. the university said students should visit their doctor. story outa developin of iowa this morning we just goi video the newsroom. this happened early yesterday morning but the clean up is still underway. according to an nbc news afill t -- affiliate, this is a union pacific train. it was csed by a bridge failu

>> reporter: chip reid, cbs news, baltimore. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight.ll see you tomorrow from washington, d.c. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity internet for just $29.99 a month for 12 months, and ask how you can save when you include xfinity mobile with your internet. click, call or visit a store today. about the structural failures.. [ music ] >>> now at 6, two beams, two cracks, and new details about the structural failures in san francisco's transbay transit center. >> today the 2.2 billion dollars center is shut down, the fremont street, right below those bad beings, is closed. >> the political fallout and some new questions about whether this is truly an isolated incident

both officers were taken by helicopter to a shock trauma hospital in baltimore, where they're now beingreated. we're live here in prince george's county, justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank you. >>> we're also following two other big stories this morning. >> a senior apartment complex in southeast turned into an inferno, giving elderly residents just minutes to escape. the roof caved in as firefighters, first responders, and marines ran to help. news 4's megan mcgrath is live on the scene this morning. >>> plus, on the run. we're following the search for a man who killed a local jogger this week. what we've learned about wendy martinez and the events that led up to her death. we'll have full reports on both of those storieshroughout the morning. >> first, we want to check on your comte and your forecast. another nice day ahead, chuck. >> sheena is going to be sad she was on vacation this these last couple days have been nice. she'll be back with us tomorrow morning. four tngs you need to know about. the weather for today, patchy fog around first thing this morning. most important, today is

i got traded to baltimore. to baltimore and played five years there and then got traded back to the raiders and came back and had a successful career and super bowl with the raiders. it is just the business and i think as you mature and -- in any professional sports you understand that it is a business, and most of the decisions are made because of business and not personal. it is not personal. it over. is >> congratulations on your great career. thank you for being involved with the community and khalil mack may be gone but the la rams are coming to town. >> go oakland high. >> thank you, raymond. let's take it to steve paulson for a look at the weekend weather. >>> it looks like the natives are getting restless for summer at i would add, not only the coast but san francisco and around the bay, there has been a foggy pattern for many. it is not nearly the coverage on the fog this morning and our in san francisco. she says it is looking good in the financial district this morning. i see some breaks. the city co

well in aberdeen maryland which is near baltimore a shooting took place and it apparently took place at a right a distribution center right eight is a pharmacy drug store chain of stores in the united states apparently there was a shooting now reports are indicating that three people are dead the hartford county sheriff's department is saying at this time they're not giving numbers they're saying multiple fatalities and multiple injuries now the shooter has been apprehended and the shooter is apparently a woman is not fitting with the normal profile of a young male that's the typical profile of a mass shooter it is apparently a woman and she has been apprehended and she is in critical condition at a local hospital but all these suspected shooter has herself been shot is in critical condition at a local nearby hospital now we're getting our reports from the hartford county sheriff's department however we're also seeing that the f.b.i. is on the scene but at the moment it is no longer being called an active shooter situation the number floated for dead is usually being said it three bu

for the touchdown, throwing to aj green, bengals get off to a 21-0 lead, and, hang on to beat baltimore. you know what i said, it's good karma, this past weekend, the visited a nursing home just outside of cincinnati, and they get irma. 95 years old, out on the floor. >> oh yeah, come on make some noise. >> that is fantastic right there. that is gray kirkpatrick, one of the quarterbacks dancing with irma, i can't get enough of her, good stuff. >>> saturday at five on ktvu f0x2. distance relationship.

. >>> we end here tonight in baltimore. students celebrated a fresh start today. chip reid. >> reporter: it wasn't toys or video games that got these 5th graders in baltimore so excited today. it was school supplies and other necessities that many of them can't afford. >> a tablet. >> and i got -- >> reporter: it's the result of a campaign that's gone viral on instagram. it started a few weeks ago with a challenge from singer ed drost asking fans to send school supplies to teachers in poor neighborhoods who pay for them out of pocket because their students cannot. the response was overwhelming. >> i am taking on ed drost's challenge. >> reporter: a lot of celebrities took up the cause, asking their fans for help. one of them was kristen bell. >> i think this is such an incredible way to get kids what they need and deserve and help the teachers that are fighting for everyone's educations. >> reporter: kristen johnson, a 5th grade teacher at baltimore's sinclair lane elementary posted her wish list and was stunned that bell chose her. >> less than 30 minutes later s

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baltimore won the game 5 - 3 . the a's will play tampa bay this afternoon at 4:10. >>> the giants began training camp, i'm sorry, the san jose sharks again training camp today after making a major splash. they traded for one of the best defenseman in the nhl. erik karlsson is now a shark. he was traded yesterday for four draft picks and two players. the sharks spent a lot of the off-season trying to get a major free-agent. now they have a top blue liner to anchor their defense for the sharks first preseason game is next week against the ducks. >>> the final day of that global climate action summit in san francisco. the celebrities and the political leaders who will be speaking today and we will also tell you what actor harrison ford had to say yesterday. >>> hurricane florence just made landfall in the carolinas moments ago. it is expected to bring life-threatening storm surges to the carolinas. steve paulson is tracking this storm and we will get a first look at the damage. >>> on the roads right now westbound 24

today the baltimore mom's family says she is talking, communicating again for the first time in a week. this morning, hopeful signs from katie williams. the wildlife biologist and her son kicked by a giraffe protecting her young. her family says katie has regained consciousness and is using sign language to talk. her british husband, sam, saying it was amazing to see katie wake up and to be able to talk to her and to reassure her that we are there for her. adding that their son, finn, is stable and i hope that in time he will also wake up so that we can all be reunited as a family. sam, a conservationist and katie live with son, finn, on a wildlife reserve in south africa. it's home to free ranging giraffes, including a mother and a two month old calf.

this happened last night in west baltimore. it's unclear what lead up to th shootout. baltimore police say theuspect shothe officernd the officer fired back killing the man. >> sentencing begins today for bill cosby. he's facing up to 30 years in prison for sexuallyg assault andrea constand. his otherus as are calling for the maximum sentence which co id mean life prison for cosby that's 81 years old. >> you may remember this video of a firefighter saving an elder apartment last week's fire in d.c. well yesterday she had a chance to save him for saving her life. he was happy to see her but insists he was just doing his job. >> take a look at part of the beltway still shutdown. live picture from the scene here this morning. so just the lef lane getting by. this is inner loop.tr tor-trailer jackknifed and got it out of the way there but we still have a fue spill t deal with so it could still be delayed here for the next hour. so springfield inner loop after br braddock road. eastbound 66 near sudley has an accident. all the green showing you where it's raining around the

the arrests were annnced in baltimore wednesday. the victims include bankers, lawyers, professional business owners, and retirees. the suspes asked their victims to invest in consumer debt portfolios and pocketed the money to fund their lavish lifestyle. investigators say the scheme was sohe widespread that are likely more victims all over the country, some of whom mayen not now they've been taken. >>> now to an update on a story about asc homeless higol football player's desperate return to the field. the story got a lot of att ttion inhe nbc washington app. d.c. public schools tells us that jamal speaks is back on the fam. >> he was barrem playing with the ballou high school knights because he doesn't he permanent address. the teen was homeless and sleeping on a fr.nd's cou speaks was worried not playing uld jeopardize his offer to join templeiv unsity's team next year. covenant house of greater washington saw our story, set up jamal with place to stay, and now he is eligibley. to p that covenant house does such great work through

as i mentioned, she is from nearby baltimore county. authorities have o policthe scene trying to talk to her relatives to try to piece together what led her to shoot her co-workers. back to you. >> police say anthony crawford stabbed thrive-year-old wendy martinez tuesday night near her logan circle me it is good reminder to take precautions wn you'ret home. working with some tips to help you protect yourself. >> reporter: theruesomeurder of a young woman in a well lit part of d.c. it is bringing up memories of f similar cases women who went out for a run and never made it out aliv one of the most high profile cases this area has ever seen. channeledra levy disappeared after going for a run in the spring of 2001. her remains discovered in rock creek park the following year. later, molli tibbetts was stabbed by a stranger. here four things i to keep mind when you're out for your next run.ow swell someoneong you'll be gone for. use a tracking app to share your cation. your area well lit? when your ear buds are in, you need to un looking a

baltimore area this area of maryland has been struck with a number of workplace shootings in recent months has been particularly high when it comes to gun violence and workplace shootings so it's not clear whether these suspects whether she previously worked at this distribution center what exactly her relationship with the site is but it was a distribution center where the supplies distributed to right a drug stores are gathered almost a warehouse you could call it this morning thursday morning she walked in and apparently started shooting so we're waiting for details to emerge but at this moment it is no longer being called an active shooter situation. julian assange his lawyer has told r.t. that the whistleblowers health is worsening he's now spent more than six saying this is trying to distance her party away from that group well since her immunity as an m.e.p. was lifted earlier this year she is now facing those charges of circulating violent messages that could incite terrorism or seriously harm human dignity and as a result of this ongoing investigation the court has ordered

two baltimore poce divers had to be taken to shock trauma having dficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared.li >>> and are looking for four people after two river boats collided and sank. ten people were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colodo river in moabi regional park. it was dark and the lack of visibility could have been a factor. none of the boaters weearing life vests when the crash occurred. >>> and today, cardinal donald wuerl will meet with d.c. priests to discuss if sex abuse. >> justin finch is live more on that. an interruption and today's meeting. justin? >> reporter: the routine of mass was shaken ashihe parer says he has his reasons for speaking out. >> considerable animosity.>> hame on you. >> reporter: that's the voice of rishioner brian garfield who schemed shame on you and walked out. he didn't fe like he wanted a lecture from the cardinal. he can not escape the cloud ofr contro now surrounding the church. he is facing criticism for what many says was his not doing enough t purge priests tied to the sex abuse.an this com

breaking news out of baltimore, where a massive fire hasd destro a business. chris lawrence at the live desk. >> the fire butoke on the last few hours. and i want to get you video towing you how bigs fire is, in the fells point area. fire officials have had to have multiple crews. this is on south broadway, the heart of fells point. we're hearing from our affilte in baltimore. the firert staed in a paint shop. and according to the company's website, that company started in 1868. now, we're hearing from wbal, that fire has spread to a church, as well. >>> it is 5:33, again. closure for a family this idrning. the man accused ofpping a young girl and her grandmother led police to their bodies one month after they disappeared. they were last seen in harrisonburg, virginia, in early august. police found their bodies on we esday. he was captured in pennsylvania in august. the family gave prosecutors permission to make a plea deal. >>> we're getting closer to in fiout who will sit on the anjury in the trial of the charged in the connection with the d.c. mansion murde

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lives in baltimore with his wife, who is also a journalist. he becameoscow, interested in the year 1917, the year the united states entered the war and the year the russians left the war. and he wrote about the 1917 changed thew it world as well as how it changed world war i. he is going to talk about wasrow wilson, and how he going to make the world safe for democracy by leading the united states into world war i. i will turn it over to you and you can tell us all about it. thank you. thank you all for coming. [applause] weather is really terrific. i want to talk about how we got into the war in march and april of 1917. to do that if they do have to talk about democracy. in my chrissy question americans have been dealing with since at democracy is a question americans have been 1776 rateth since it came into focus. this is a picture of new york in 1917. money was pouring into the united states because of all that we were selling to the europeans, who were at war. were selling bullets. we were selling barb dwyer, molasses, dried milk, canned b

up toward baltimore. the heaviest is now moving away. so we're not looking at any more heavy rain this morning. that's good news t. flood threats are still outthere. never drive-thru flooded roadways so we're seeing this around the district. much of maryland, northern virginia, we have a lot of road.ng on the once you hit that it will tell you to jerk your wheels too. dry air back to the west today and gradual caring and sunshine a r you'lllly like the weekend forecast. it's cool out, though, ppmperatures in the 50s and 60 degrees washington. as the kids head back to school this morning. now a the bus stop, may need a rain b booause the rain is so wet. the day will be getting nicer the farther along we go so by this afternoon mid 70sixed th sun and clouds looking good. here's future weather. clears out b 7:00 a.m. we're looking at gradual improvements by tn. aftern more in the way of sunshine trying to develop and then we go into your weekend. there's saturday. looks nice and dry a so does your sunday. the weekend is going to be fantasti

thanks for joining us he always a pleasure i want to start though in your experience in baltimore you've traveled the world what do neighborhoods need more do they need more stop and frisk police state tactics or you know actually community policing and relationship building. a force of accountability which rich more the problem with jeff sessions. is it makes me extremely upset to hear him say this because i feel. a person his age and with his experience should know better but people need money people need opportunity people who don't go to bit and dream of being criminals these you know people are just in really really tough and messed up situations and that's what it comes from if you say police officers are skilled to do the job we're just coming off the bottom or fairly alone but the focus on bottom or we come out of the trial of the gun trace task force these people stole millions of dollars so drugs caused the murder. and the other types a horrible thing is you going to see here what a straight face and say they don't need oversight it's not about you know it's not about black liv

that happened in west baltimore. police in baltimore say the s respect the officer and the officer fired back killing the man. >> sentenc tg begay for bill cosby. he is facing up to 30 years in prison for sexually aaulting andrea constand. his other accusers are calling for tax mum sentence which could mean life in prison for cosby. he is 81 yrs old. >> many of you remember this image showing a firefighter save an elderly woman during last's wepartment fire in southeast washington. yesterday betty carter thanked him for saviner life. he was happy to see her but he was just doing his job. >> two major road projects could impact your commute through loudoun county. >> one could sve a traffic issue for years to come while the other sts down major road for several weeks. they approve an expansion proj15t on route that will widen it from two lanes to four. it would also add traffic circlesn keyreas of congestion. the plan goes to the design phase. it will be aublic hearing on the plan this wednesday. >> in ashburn a road

eading towards baltimore, the fog isthicker. the rest of the area seeing a little bit of patchy fog with a dense fog advisory. that's closer to the philadelphia area. if youe traveling that way keep in mind visibility is not looking good. degrees i washington. 68 gaithersburg. 60.leesburg like i mentioned, a little bit of drizzle. we have a lot of clouds in the forecast. a cluster of storms is continuing on. there's the stationary that will keep us cloudy as we go through the rest of the weeko ng up, chuck will tell you how that stationary front is going to influen florence as it heads on to land. keep in mind drizzle, patchy fog and showers for the afternoon. speaking of the commute, let's t'ad over to melissa mollet to see how looking. good morning. >> in bound near richie marlboro road, we have the traffic stopped because of a crash. 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 r

this baltimore. this is the scene.. baltimore. this is the scene. baltimore. this is the scene. a national historic district where buildings go back 200 years. fire also spread to a neighboring church. thankfully no injuries have been reported. >>> now time to look at the weather the storm team 4 is tracking some rain. >> we'll hear when it's going to arrive along with coolerat tempes. >> reporter: cooler temperatures but any time we're still in summer we'realng about temperatures. you know that comes along with rain. 84 degrees.e feeling l88. we have the clouds around. that's theeginning och our changes. we're watching a line of showers and storms up to our north and west. this is part of the same weath system that will swing through as we go into the weekend. locally we're dry. all the countie you see shaded in green flash flood watch until 11:00 p.m. this evening. we could see couple pop up storms b 4:00 p.m. later on niis afternoon and more as we go through t. i'll show you what tonight looks like and your ekend, coming up. >>> one month after they disappeared, the man accus

based in baltimore for years. jerseys were auctioned off as well.ased on their success this year, you can see how many people were in the stands for the games, but, you know, props to baltimore for this gesture. >> it's cool that they did that. the only thing is that it's braille. do you have to -- how do you know unless you -- >> i know. so the first 15,000 fans also received braille alphabet cards. so every fan at that game received braille alphabet cards. there were a lot of people dressed as empty seats. hey, we love it. at least it's a great stadium. >>> coming up, a group of nfl legends is threatening a boycott. hear why the retired football greats are threatening to turn their backs on future hall of fame induction ceremonies. >>> and later, the woman who shattered the record for fastest bike ride in the world that stood for 23 years. you won't believe how fast she was going. that story ahead in "the mix." you're watching "world news now." going. that story ahead in "the mix." you're watching "world news now." ...from far away. but they harry

baltimore hosting denver this afternoon.er sand on the end to run 35 yards.a 14-7 leadns but all rave after that. allen it from 12 yards out. baltimore takes the lead, they wouldn't give up, 27-14. >>> to baseball, nationals hosting the mets on a rainy day in d. and new york, let's face it, nats prayed. conforto,ac come onk to the dugout. mets take the lead and beat the mets 8-6. but we had a red skin win, a tiger win, you know, we even talked about mashepotatoes and gravy. >> good day out there, raw day out there. >> tomorr, another raw day. breezy as well. temperatures only in the 60s. light rain and drile at times. we finally dry out completely by friday. >> thank you, ma'am. that's the news for now. f than joining us. "nightly news" is coming up next. we'll see sou again aftday night football. good night, everybody. where's gary? 'saved money on motorcycle insurance with geico. goin' up the country. later, gary' i have a motorcycle! wonderful. ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ ♪ i'm goin' up the country, baby don't you wanna go? ♪ g

more showers moving in to the inner harbor at baltimore. moving straight up 29 and at the bw parkway there. rain pulling out of fairfax at this point in tim but more rain lingering out to the west and rainfall potential for today and these hit and miss t hnderstorms yoe a very high likelihood of leaving almost nothing in one spot and nearly t inches in another. just know that if you get under ese showers today, a quick inch to an inch and a half of rain is possible. so flash flood watches have been posted until 6:00 for all of the d.c. metro area. this floarning that goes right up the i-95 corridor here goes until8:30 this morning. so be careful. you can also get push alerts on any severe weather warning on our nbc washington app. download that and you get all the information in the p your hand. there's your ten day forecast. a crazy thing is going to happe tomorrow. the sun is going to come out and you we might get 3 or 4ays in a row. the weekend rain chances are ushed back to primarily sunday. >>> thank you. the home opener for the washin

his told "the baltimore sun," the baseball park was a sacred place for john. >>> school bells will be ringing in alexandria city, falls church and astafford counties. >> kids are heading back in parts of maryland, as well. that includes calvert, charles, montgomery, prince george's, st. mary's and washington counties. efficials are rolling out a new app called comes the bus. parents can find out where a school bus is, if it's on time and if the child missed the bus, as well. >> brilliant idea. >>> standing firm. the pastor who isnder fire for what he said during aretha franklin's funeral. >>> and silence. the u2 front man had t >>> you're watching "news 4 today." t s morning, irish rock star bono is working to get his voice back after losing it during a performance. on saturday night, u2 hadheo stop concert in berlin after bono struggled through a fe songs. the band says they're rescheduling the show for november, adding their received, it wasn't serious with his voice. nothing serious there. that's good. >>> theastor who caused an uproar, saying black america has lost its soul during

--let's go back to baltimore...the last of a 4- game set.been mercy-ruled in the 3rd yesterday.. but not gonna let that happen again. bottom 1st-- 2-on, 2 outs... tim beckham... broken bat single right up the middle that brings 2-runs home. 2-nothing baltimore. --a's made it 4-3 in the 8th thanks to a bases loaded walk. top 9th, runner on for ramon laureano... pop up... and breyvic valera...covering some ground...all the way from 2nd, makes the diving catch. o's win 5-3...and snap a 6- o's win 5-3...and snap a 6- game a's winning streak. the 49ers host the lions this weekend and who knows which matt stafford will show up for detroit, but the niners defense is hoping for the one that threw 4 interceptions in week one. home opener sunday in santa clara. keep in mind, no reuben foster once again as he completes his 2-game suspension. that's not the only hit for the defense...as brock coyle is on injured reserve with a broken bone in his back. however, it's another chance for rookie fred warner to shine...who had 12-tackles in his debut

. >>> breaking news in baltimore, now. a business celebrating its 150th anversary thisyear, destroyed by fire. bad one this is a we spoke with baltimore fire officials at the scene. they had to call in multipl units to try to fight this fire. look at the pictures. you can see how bad it is. this is on south broadway. th is the main drag. the call came in a little after midnight. this is a paint stop called budeke's paint. that's not the extent of the damage. the fire also got to a church. >>> closure for a family this morning. the n accused of kidnapping young girl and her grandmother led police to their bodies one month after they disappeared. they were last seen in harrisonburg, virginia, in early august. police found their bodies on wednday. he was captured in pennsylvania in august. the family gave prosecutors peission to mak plea deal. >>> we're getting closer to finding out who will sit on the in the trial of the man charged i the d.c. mansion murders. darren went is accused of kiing three family members and a housek

this is about 30 miles north of baltimore.ff to hold a news conference as we speak. as we are waiting for this because they could be coming out any moment, they are following these early reports. joe, bring us up to speed on what we do know. >> we do not know a lot. what we do know is the authorities will hold that news conference about this hour to fill in some of the blanks. the initial reports came out were five people shot and three killed. that could be amended and revised depending on what we hear moments from now. this is a distribution facility for rite aid, rite aid being the drugstore brand that we are very familiar with. we were told initially that the scene was secured. this is a facility that has about 1,000 people apparently who work there. it appears to have been a lockdown. the governor of the state of maryland, larry hogan did tweet out a while ago referring to this as a horrific shooting. we don't know what the governor knows more than we do at this stage. about a half hour's drive, i'd say, from harford coun

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baltimore is one of those. come back, we'll show >> the a's trailed the yankees by two gales for the top wildcard and the astros by three games for the a.l. west. if they quantity to make strides in the stand, they need to beat the bad teams on their schedule. baltimore is one of them. some concerns hurricane florence may disrupt the series. pis could the at this time in the top of the third puts on an ib single. bottom of the seventh, look at matt chapman. give him the gold glove. not only rushes in, gets it barehanded and makes the out. very well done. with the tying run on base and two outs, ramon laureano, nice dive to end the inning. effectively wins the game. the a's tack on their fifth straight win, 3-2 the final from back east. shawn ma nye niia will not return for any a's postseason. it's possible he won't return next season either. he will undergo argument throw scopic shoulder on his pitching shoulder. expect him to be lost for a year. the left-hander started 27 games this season and leads the team w