bowie hello. this is bbc news. the headlines: the right to be forgotten — under a new law, social media firms will be required to delete information about their users when asked to do so. north korea vows to make "the us pay a price" for drafting fresh un sanctions over its banned nuclear weapons programme. the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, has criticised the violence "on all sides" in venezuela, but stopped short of condemning the country's leader, president maduro. there's new evidence on how the nhs is cutting back on ivf treatment in parts of england. a 46—year—old mother named as eloise dixon from kent is recovering in hospital after being shot while she was travelling with her family in a car while on holiday in brazil. in a moment, it will be time for sportsday, but first, a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. under new laws, you'll be able to ask companies for personal information to be deleted from social media — butjust how easy will it be? we'll be asking an expert later this evening

it went for too much money, but i got a couple of beautiful bowie knives that my brother made.y cabinet, put them on the wall. i'll remember my brother. >> in total, the sale of just 30 items nets 11,400 bucks. considering there are about 5,000 more still set to go to auction, it seems like that estimate of a quarter-million dollars is well within reach. >> i'm happy. i think this will do him honor. >> and for the heir in this strange inheritance story, honoring his brother has always been the point. the money, ultimately, is beside it. >> this was a lifelong passion. not many people can do what they want in life, and he did. i mean, he made it work, without much money, but he put together an amazing collection, and he was proud of what he did. >> i bet you're all wondering, did robert ever actually use any of those weapons in his collection? turns out he did. back in his college days, he took care of the landscaping around his mother's house. he mowed the grass, weeded the flower beds, and when it was time to trim the hedges, he did that, too. his tool of choice for that job?

bowie state and the university of maryland begins their classes. in the district, gallaudet, gw and georgetown universities and in virginia, george mason and mary moumount are back in sessi. people at mason started yesterday. lot of traffic. >>> we'll tell you how bowie state and the university maryland plan to remember a murdered student on the first day of classes. >> always a good idea when more kids and more drivers on the roads, give yourself extra time. we mentioned the nasty weather toad, too. 4:35mentlet get another check on your weather and traffic. >> wtop's dave dildine joining us early this morning. good to see you on a tuesday. you're going to be very busy. first we want to get to chuck and sheena. it is a storm team 4 weather alert day. >> we have a tropical system off the south carolina coast. it's going to be rainy and windy, chuck. >> it absolutely is. wear long sleeves for sure. grab the big umbrella today. rainfall amounts could be more than an inch, particularly in southern maryland. may want to have your rain slicker ready to g

at bowie state university, a clear voice. singing out. >> ♪ there is a place in my memory ♪ brad: two campuses separated by miles but at 12:05, united for a moment of remembrance for collins. students at each school hoping that a message is sent. in bowie -- >> it just shows that there is still kindness in the world. brad: in college park -- >> i wish th brad: collins was killed at this maryland bus stop in may after a night out with friends. maryland student urbanski stands charged with murder in a case investigated as possible hate crime because of the alleged history of surfing websites associated with racism. >> he says that hate is real. >> the problem has to be recognized. brad: since then maryland named chief diversity officer and says much work remain and campuses like those in charlottesville are targeted by what he calls provocateurs. >> we have to understand the motives and the tactics they use. brad: work will continue tomorrow with con campus discussion of the race relation brad bell, abc7 news. alison: thank you

laurel to bowie. northeast to 97 to eastern howard county. suburb of baltimore moving northeast at 15 miles pe there could be a few more popping. these are replays of the past few days here. plenty of lightning, heavy downpours, no report of the severe activity and no longer severe thunderstorm warning. through the return we keep mention of isolated storms in the forecast. after sunset they should go away. temperatures drop in the mid-80's. overnight it looks like we will drop to 72. tomorrow is partly sunny. hot and humid. the difference tomorrow is the thunderstorms are largely induced by approaching cold front. while we may have isolated thunderstorms in the afternoon. the better chance of the storms are tomorrow evening and tomorrow night as the front is closer. as we get to the weekend we use pool outlook to tell this story. it will be beautiful. less humid and 85 on saturday. bright sunshine. 84 on sunday. quick look at the delmarva beaches. gorgeous there as well. maybe isolated thunderstorm but you will get off the beach if that happe

a few breaks here. 69 downtown. 66 in bowie. by 9:00, a few breaks to the south. 71 in la play that and temperatures in the 60s in the suburbs. lunch time, you can walk to lunch. 81. maybe these numbers are low. 81 in frederick. a fair amount of cloud, but notice not much in terms of green blobs yet. by afternoon and evening, by this time tomorrow evening, we could have a couple of showers, maybe an isolated storm. i wouldn't plan around those either. low to mid 80s downtown. and low frederick and damascus. temperatures in the 70s. clouds are going to be in here for a while. by the time we get into tomorrow morning, it's going to stay cloudy through friday and most of saturday. day planner goes like this, barreling into the 60s. 72 at 9:00. 77 at 11:00. a fair amount of clouds and a nice end to august. then on friday, afternoon rain or showers, by evening, 67. more showers and a few storms on saturday. 73. those are two yellow weather alert days. i mean, sunday's great in the afternoon. 82. labor day is fantastic, mid 80s. near

this is bowie and this is blitz. bowie is the black and white. how long have they been here? how do you know -- blitz >> they're both about three months old and they just been here a couple of weeks. and you know, delightful little animals ready to find a family for themselves. >> you can come in and basically take home a >> we got a lot more who are in need of homes. they need homes because they need homes added value here is making safe for animal whose need to be rescued. >> reporter: caitlin come on, this is perfect. you got blitz right here and bowie. they clearly love people and maybe jim and sarah. i'll find one later. how about that? would you be interested? if anybody, everybody to come pick up dogs. >> anyone watching, please, anyone you know that wants to adopt and been think about it. the fact that the scherzers are covering the adoption fees this weekend, gary, that's huge >> isn't that great >> they just finalized in a few minutes ago. i'm glad we were able to break that news. >> yes. >> any luck we'll have a bunch of dog s named max or erica ka or scherzer. >>

like elliot and bowie. back in 2011, this special moment got caught. >> oh, hey!mom's recording. and she was like, whoa, whoa, whoa. but elliot is so thrilled with himself. >> we kissed on the lips. me and her kissed on the lips. >> he's like, yeah! >> this video went crazy viral back in the day. in fact, over 30 million views so far. >> now they have their own youtube channel. >> what i like about elliot. >> one of those where you can press something and it makes the noise. >> that sounds like a great idea. >> like, oh, traffic starts. push the button. wa wa wa. >> like this. you really have to get yourselves one of these, elliot. but the cool part about this video as well is if you're one of the 13 million people that saw that first kiss, they have a special guest in their blog. >> bowie! >> they're adorable. >> it's been six years. >> she's 12. elliot's 11. >> bowie lives next door to us. and then they moved. and then we moved. they would have sleepovers and play all the time because they lived next door. >> i remember sometimes, like, you'd bounce on your tram

tori bowie bags 3 godl in london — it's another world 100—metres win for the usa.ry for the home nation at euro 2017 — the netherlands are crowned women's football champions. and matsuyama's "brilliant 61" gives him the bridgestone invitational — on the final day. welcome to the programme. for the second night in succession, the 100—metres final delivered a shock in london. 2a hours afterjustin gatlin beat usain bolt, the women's race went to an americanm over the fancied jamaican. no medalfor elaine thompson — tori bowie won gold. here's ben croucher. after a ll after all the headlines in the men's 100 metres, sunday of was the turn of the women. thompson was favourite but once again a surprise in store. it looked for all the world the cote d'ivoire's marie—josee ta lou marie—josee ta lou had the goal but she was beaten by the smallest of margins. 100th of a second. the netherlands took the bronze. thompson finishing a disappointing fifth. the world is best with a lead of 172 point four is the she did enough to stay ahead of the german. poland took the bronze. the

no medalfor elaine thompson — tori bowie won gold. here's ben croucher.day of was the turn of the women. thompson was favourite but

tori bowie, u.s. national champ.osee ivory coast, who gets out early in lane four. but bowie closing fast at the finish. dips and gets the tape. the photo finish, 10.84. it's not the leg across but the torso and bowie for the red, white and blue in 10.84, a fraction ahead of ta lou. you know what that means? >> what. >> she likes gold. good morning, america. >>> up next in "the pulse," another cameo appearance on "game of thrones." this one by a guy who knows a lot about throwing strikes. >>> and the talented toddler who has got a knack for putt-putt golf. he needs just one stroke per hole. >>> and on our facebook page, watch as dozens of bikers escort a student who had been bullied to his first day of middle school. that's on atmfans.com. that's on atmfans.com. steve was born to move. over the course of 9 days he walks 26.2 miles, that's a marathon. because he chooses to walk whenever he can. and he does it with support from dr. scholl's. only dr. scholl's has massaging gel insoles that provide all-day comfort to ke

very heavy rain around bowie right now. let's zoom on in here and show you what we're talking, right around bethesda and right along route 50. this area under a flash flood warning until 9:30 tonight. flash flood warning until 9:30. that includes area -- around 123. right through northwest dc, right around georgia avenue, out 50 around -- heads up in this region, remember, i'll tell you all the time, please remember turn around. this is the other storm. we're had this storm. this is the one we've been watching all afternoon. right now really under the gun. from this one. it's not this storm that prompted the new warning. it's this storm right here. just to the south here, right around 301. along 301 moving right over the patomic in towards charles county. in towards saint mary's county. getting hit hard now. storm and that will move right -- frederick all seeing that storminess. now, we're have seen these severe thunderstorm watch trim back, just as i mentioned, montgomery county, louden county, no longer under that watch a

the bowie state university student was fatally stabbed on the u-m-d campus last may. former maryland student sean urbanski, who's white, is charged with the black student's murder. police say urbanski belonged to a racist facebook group. today people from both universities will observe a moment of reflection.. at 12:05 p.m. drive sober or get pulled over. that's the motto tonight - as charles county police will be conducting a sobriety checkpoint in la plata. there is a zero-tolerance for driving while impaired by alcohol or drugs. over the next week throughout the labor day holiday - state police will have an increase in dui patrols. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - drier & milder today - rain from harvey arrives saturday (harvey makes morning) - nice for labor day - dry & seasonable for back to school tuesday today: mostly becoming partly cloudy. highs: 77-80 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. lows: 56-64 winds: sw 5 mph thursday: partly to mostly cloudy. seasonably warm and humid. stray shower. lows: 81-85 winds: wnw 5-10 mph still much mor

by mid morning, 72 downtown. 72 in bowie. by 6:00, a cup ouple of showers here and there -- a couple of showers here and there. better chance north and west of town. temperatures in the low to mid 80s. upper 60s to start. 78 by 11:00. and 81 by 1:00. again, no shortage of clouds tomorrow, but still a nice finish to august. in the afternoon and evening, yellow weather alert. 67. much cooler on friday. only 73 on saturday with showers and a few storms. sunday, we're okay. returning mostly sunny. 82. gorgeous on labor day. hot on tuesday. more showers next wednesday with highs in the for this final pre-season game, i'm going to [indiscernible] -- we can all do something today. >> i don't think i'm watching it either. >> i know you're wondering. >> you have to. >>[laughter] >> i know you're wondering who is the best dressed red skin off the field. coming up next in sports, we have the answer and >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank abraham brought to you by xfinity. >> the unofficial event that says training camp and pre-seas

aimee cho is on the bowie state campus with that part of the story. >> reporter: new school year just started here at bowie state but today for one minute everything stood still. ♪ >> reporter: our hearts are still very, very heavy as we remember a tragedy. >> his life was taken because someone did not take the opportunity to get to know him. his life was taken because of the color of his skin. his life was taken because he decided to stand for what he believed in. >> reporter: for p days this tragedy has weighed on my heart and in my mind. there is nothing that we can do today that can cause us to go back in time and bring him back. >> please take one minute and a moment of silence. ♪ may you forever be >> we are here today to say no. no to racism. no to bigotry. snow to hatred. snow no to violence. >> we need to be excellent examples of tolerance and patience and love and kindness. i think that was for time and purpose. >> such an incredibly powerful ceremony. richard collins was just days away from graduation. live at bowie state aimee cho, news 4. >>> we are working for you tonigh

this is an active area here, from odenton down to bowie. it had pulsed up earlier and seems to be pulsing back down again. the only other storms we're seeing out towards the mountain, those tend to be fizzling. we think after:0 gone as we lose the peak heating of the day. tomorrow we could papa couple other thunderstorms here and there. not widespread thursday, also, same deal, nine the 2-degrees. both of these days will be warm. i'm not going to call them hot. they will also be humid and each day will new jersey the humidity up just a bit. here's your surface map for wednesday, temperatures 830 and 90s. can't rule out the storm because again we'll have a little bit of a weak trigger in the afternoon. any time after 2:00 some widely scattered storms could be around. tomorrow at 1:00 we begin to see a little bit of development and notice how our futurecast wants to place those same storms where they are today. heads up if you're getting heavy rain now you may see some storm again. not widespread as we go through the day wednesday, but maybe

by 9:00 we're seeing breaks in the clouds, 65 down town, 62 in gaithersburg, 63 in bowie. lunchtime 70s and by evening a couple showers popping up primarily west of town along i- 81, maybe a shower near winchester, around culpeper. 77 by 6 p.m. and breaks in the clouds down toward la plata and also into the northern neck. then we get into tomorrow night, a couple showers may move through but not a huge deal and setting the stage for a little nicer and albeit warmer on thursday. on the day planner temps in the 60s. notice they don't rise much, only 70 at 11:00, 75 at 1:00, but the good news is decreasing clouds. so increasing sun as we go through the day. now on friday we're looking at showers and storms coming in, better on thursday, 87, cooler on friday because of the showers and increasing clouds. again that could be the early stages of remnants of harvey. certainly by saturday showers and stor because of that, maybe a morning shower sunday, 82. again we'll salvage a pretty good sunday, a great labor day, sunshine, 84. next tuesday, sunshine, warmer, touch of summer, hig

had as you say eric clapton making these outrageous racist comments on stage at the odeon you have bowie sort of saying that again probably drunk or high but nonetheless saying some really dangerous provocative things i think he said that he conceded that to be the world's first rock star. and there was a real tangible sense the popular culture could have become quite racist quite right wing quite nasty but because of that conscious political intervention by left wing activists rock against racism in actual fact the opposite happened anti racism became common sense really for a generation or so so it's incredibly important example and firmly one by moaning leave then rise of ninety's electronic dance music you say it's actually a perfect. call real context to understand the new liberal revolution or the increasing new liberalism when it comes to alienation yeah yeah. it takes me a while to arrive at that conclusion in the book but you're absolutely right i i trace the fact that the roots of dance music are with people who have been excluded from mainstream society by prejudice so people

music industry too was busy we deserve flirtations with fascism by eric clapton word student david bowie was the great rock against racism movement in britain yes i think the most important thing for people. to know about that period because i'm just a little bit too young to remember it for myself and i think that what's fascinating to know is that popular culture was on a knife edge you had punks flirting with the symbols of the far right the swastika and so on you had as you say eric clapton making these outrageous racist comments on stage at the birmingham odeon you have bowie sort of saying that again probably drunk or high but nonetheless saying some really dangerous provocative things i think he said that he considered hitler to be the world's first rock star. and there was a real tangible saint's the popular culture could have become quite racist quite right wing quite nasty. but because of that conscious political intervention by left wing activists rock against racism in actual fact the opposite happened anti racism became common sense really for a generation or so so it's incr

rudy giuliani, $800. >> at this rate... >> david bowie, sold at $550..baird jones' million-dollar investment in celebrity art... >> sold at $300. henry fonda. >> ...is looking like a big bust. >> pass it. pass, and we'll pass. moving along. >> this color-pencil doodle by actor ed asner starts with an minimum bid of 400 bucks. >> any bids, $400? and we'll pass. [ buzzer sounds ] >> will matthew broderick do any better? >> any bids at $100? >> $100 only. >> nope. >> and we're passing. [ buzzer sounds ] and we have now "courtyard of the old residency in munich." the artist is adolf hitler. we'll start at $50 and now $75. we're looking for $75 on this. last call, we're at $100. sold at $100 and glad to have it pass me. >> out of the 300 works put up for auction, about a third of them sell. the grand total, 43k. hugh expresses surprise if not disappointment. >> it was some things that didn't sell that really i thought would sell very easily. but i think it was a good sale, and it also honors my brother, and that's very important to me. >> the unsold items in

marie—josee ta lou thought she had won, but instead the desperate dive of tori bowie did it byjust 100thi've won, most of the championships i've been, so why not a night? among tonight's highlights, laura muir goes in the 1500 metres final as british athletes search for that winning feeling. laura muir goes laura muirgoes in laura muir goes in herfinal at 9:50pm this evening. also keep an eye out for sophie hitchon in the hammer. she's a former ballerina who won bronze at the rio olympics last year and she has another real chance ofa year and she has another real chance of a medal tonight, clive. year and she has another real chance of a medaltonight, clive. and year and she has another real chance of a medal tonight, clive. and the swiss at the london stadium, thank you. england's cricketers have set south africa a target of 380 runs to win the fourth test test at old trafford. england were dismissed this morning for 2113 in their second innings. but south africa's second innings was delayed by rain this morning. let's get the latest from our sports correspondent patrick gearey at old t

jamaica's darling elaine thompson was left for dust and out of the medals by tori bowie.at is at 8:20am. he knows a little bit about virtually every single field event, and we will be speaking to him a little later on. the village of bonsall were host to this rather egg—celent race — the annual world hen racing championships. as you can see, competition was tough. they absolutely go off at quite some pace here. there was all sorts happening as they tried to convince their hands to move a little faster than they were currently. these two we re than they were currently. these two were disqualified, i have been reliably informed, for fighting were disqualified, i have been reliably informed, forfighting —— hens. and some of the names you could see that,, egg—wina, all sorts of funds. what a moment forjack, the winner of the world hen racing championships. chronic overcrowding in some of europe's top tourist hotspots is fuelling an angry backlash from residents, who say that a sharp rise in visitors is ruining neighbourhoods and making life intolerable. there have been a seri

gloria, bowie, maryland. democratic caller. thank good morning and you for c-span. i'm no long per bowie i'm a message one shelter i have been homeless i'm perfectly but fine. to the is just the climate we are in now in america and i you with my story but preacher 80-year-old lady was the victim of an environmental climate we have known until this dministration came on the scene. mrs. sherrell a hug so important to talk about where we are. a way -- and i'm a i don't stice advocate even have a job. i love about america is if you care about people you can still make a and that is my commitment. him ve to find a way to people from the bottom up. e cannot give the corporate merica another opportunity to rob the needy at the expense of the greedy. ost: thank you for calling, gloria. let's get a final comment. guest: gloria, you are right. we need people to have higher we know how to do it. we can boost labor standards and inimum wage and make sure people get overtime protection and we are enforcing the laws get to have so people cope the wages they have -- keep the wages

collins was stabbed to death on maryland's campus his graduation at bowie state. it will happen at 12:05 p.m. on both campuses. >> in virginia, also today in fairfax county, a special election is happening to take a new at large member for the school board. polls opened up a few minutes ago at 6:00 a.m. the seat will replace at-large member jeannette huff who resigned in may. if you are planning to cast your ballot at the school today, officials are asking you to do it before or after school hours. >>> joel osteen caught in controversy. the tell evangelist being slammed on social media for his response to hurricane harvey. how osteen is defending him search. >>> plus, a disturbing discovery at a place of worship. the local church vandalized with words of hate. >>> good morning. we have rain across the area. it's not looking good for the commute. take your time this morning. don't leave home without the el evening commute but the winds will be increasing. we're watching a tropical system getting now at havertys furniture, our labor day sale is on. fill your home wi

we talked about that back-to-school fair in prince george'scounty in bowie.ice conditions, temperatures at 11:00 a.m. around 75 degrees. maybe you're heading to the winery this weekend, very pleasant conditions for that as well. a little breezy along the coach. here's a look at your storm team 4 ten-day outlook. our chance of seeing some remnants from the hurricane weekend. we're going to keep a c on that. >> all right, thank you. >>> do you love whole foods but just think it's too expensive? well, cuts are being made that could have you changing your mind some have it, some don't. when the odds are stacked against you, you either hide or stand up. at strayer university we've seen it in our students for 125 years. and if you ever think of quitting, and work with you every day to put you on the right path. it's time. strayer university. let's get it, america. tim and charlie, 4th graders. 3rd graders today, they don't know how easy they've got it. their new gogurt tubes are easy open. those things used to be impossible. and p.e. consist of sitting aroun

while offshore from the shipyards of newport news the diefrers found the boat and dropped a bowie. they found concentrated debris showing there's a ship there and got a few artifacts. a liquor bottle dating to the correct time period. a leather band and a hoop of unknown function but probably one of the brass ornaments in the florida state rooms. as the salvage divers noted back in 1965 reaching the cumberland and florida was not an easy task. swift currency and invisibility almost hindered the operations. water death, over 600 feet at each site. the holes in propeller blades and tankers and barges that made their way up and down the river represented a constant source of concern to divers during their accent and descent. by far the greatest cause of con stern nation was the appearance of site marking bowies which was dragged away every night as vessels passed by the two wreck sites. the two ships sat in very different states of reservation. florida was in an undisturbed condition. it was consistent with the ship's peaceful demice whereas "uss cumberland" was barely held together.

we had an early crash in bowie. it was on 197 going southbound just after the intersection with 450. we believe the crash may potentially in the roadway. hopefully it's gone before you hit the roadway. >> good news out of springfield, the express lanes >>> beltway owise h been quiet. please be very careful, especially topside of the beltway around temple. we always have the slick spots. be careful as you head out. for now, knock on wood, no accidents. adam, eun, back to you. >>> thanks. a family is dealing with the loss of their son as police investigate a another possible gang member. miguel ruiz carrillo had been missing for three weeks. he was found in prince william county 40 miles from his home in fairfax county. they think the death is part of a recent string of gang murders in northern virginia. multiple agencies are trying to bring closure to his family. >> no matter what agency it is, we're trying to get the family some closure. they have a loved one who is deceased. we want to make sure they get justice. >

by tomorrow morning, a few clouds. 75 downtown. 73 in bowie. 71 in la play that. a few showers developing and any storm that develops tomorrow and friday could contain heavy downpours and could be hefty. 70s to start. 83 by 11:00. 8 of 6 by 1:00. 91. cold front tries to go through. 91 on saturday. hot, but not quite as hue humid. we're splitting heres no doubt about that. next 7-day. it should be dry for the game at fedex and hot on sunday. eclipse, partly cloudy and boom, storms and hot next tuesday. >>> the burgundy and gold get back to work in ashburn. we're going to check in >>> now, wusa9 game on sports with frank abraham. >> after a lack of days, the pre-season game against baltimore, expect the redskins, and they'll tell you to come out with more urgency this saturday against green bay. >> we know we could have done a better job in the first game. this game we want to go out there and put a better showing on tape. >> we got these guy prepares. i think everybody has to come out and understand the other team has an agenda also. we match the same agenda. >>

jonathan: two schools, one horrific crime, bowie state university in the university of maryland paused today at12:05 to remember the life of lieutenant richard comments, who was killed on the college park campus in may. >> the problem has to be recognized. jonathan: the man charged with collins' murder is a longtime university of maryland student with suspected ties with a white supremacist organization. arey: police in arlington investigating a man who exposed yesterday.a woman the police say the man came up behind the woman, exposed himself, and brushed against her. they are information to come forward. jonathan: the police say that they caught a woman who threw a cup of urine onto a bus driver last week in. opal browne is facing an assault charge. she relieved herself on the bus, then through the cup of urine onto the driver as she was getting all. the driver was not hurt and was taken to the hospital for decontamination. and just into the newsroom come a federal judges blocking most of the controversial texas law that would have allowed police to check a person's immigration status

there's a lot of confusion in the confederate bowie racksy at this point in the war and it shows up when they face this crises moment. john winder is in charge of the evacuation and he sends thousands of prisoners from arneson vil to vana without notifying the commander in savannah that prisoners are coming. he find out when an aid runs up to him and says a train arrived with 6,000 pows. he sent a letter and says you must have a train concession of the force i possess in this district. they do notify major general samuel jones who is the commander of the department of south carolina, georgia and florida for the confederacy. jones is in charleston and he gets advanced warning that up to 15,000 prisoners are on the way to the city, but no one had consulted him about whether he had the able to guard these prisoners while at the same time he's trying to defend charleston from ongoing an active union military operations. and he protests and he says i cannot guard these prisoners. and they say you're going to have to talk them, we don't have anywhere else to send them. and he says look if i ha

by morning, 62 in gaithersburg. 66 in bowie.and 66 in owe -- we get into the mid morning hours, we're in the 60s north and west of town. low 70s downtown. by lunch time, still comfortable. no 80s on the map. yes, showers out toward cumberland and romney. a good day. we're not going to put any black marks on thursday for a couple of showers in the mountains because 60s to start. 79 and clouds by 1:00. beautiful on friday. 81. no dis turbance rolling through on friday. we have a disturbance rolling through tomorrow. saturday, beautiful. upper 70s to near 80. friday through next wednesday , we got a big game on sunday, well, pre-season. bangles in town. temps in the 7 0s and boom, we're in the 70s. no showers until next wednesday. >>> he's back. or dan reed returned to practice with his teammates at redskins park today. we'll tell you more >>> now, wusa9 game on sports brought to you by xfinity. >> the redskins first team offense has not looked very good against defensive starters, the first two that's being kind to the burgundy an

tori bowie pulls off another american win. what closing speed that is.t she didn't. the american lunges at the finish line. i don't know. that kind of looked like she didn't win but apparently she did. she won by one-100th of a seconds to take the world championship gold medal and this after the americans took one and two beating usain bolt in his final race. he finished third over the weekend. >> i know, how about that. okay. >> other times undefeated. getting a little older. >> but i liked how he -- i saw a still photo when he was basically like bowing down to the person who won. >> that's got to happen at some point. >> i like his humility. >> seems like a classy act. >> and fast. >> and super fast . >> [laughter] >> you see those -- i couldn't even run like that -- >> it's it's amazing. >> yeah, i would pull every muscle in my -- yeah, let's go to the pearl forecast. flash flood watch in effect. starting at 9 o'clock today. rain will be with us intermittently on and off at times heavy, at times steady, at times light drizzle for much of the day today

gettysburg and 77 in bowie. by morning, everybody falls in the 60s and we may see 50s tonight.damascus, 58. 60 in frederick. 9:00, 60s in most spots. still 69 in fredericksburg. 72 downtown. and by 12:30, a couple of showers popping up near romney and oakland, but in the immediate metro area, a beautiful day with highs in the low 80s tomorrow. now, we'll break it down. clear to start, 69. 72 by 9:00. 76 by 11:00. a few clouds, by 1:00 and temperatures hovering around 80. beautiful long friday. 81. beautiful on saturday. only 79. nasa town friday through next wednesday, nasa on 9:00 sunday. we host the bangles on sunday, 4:30 looks great and great at notice not crazy warm yet. 80s by next wednesday. >>> this coming weekend is players weekend for major league baseball. it wasn't so easy to come up with a nickname to wear on the back of his jersey. frank explains in today's inside pitch. >>reporter: it is player's weekend of course. and that includes players having their nicknames on back of their jerseys. one nats couldn't come up with one and he had to go back to find one. we're

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bowie. 70s 75 in manassas and 77 in fairfax. 1:00, most of the showers out toward the shenandoah. a couple of showers here and there. be advised a couple of showers and showers are possible tomorrow. temperatures on the muggy side. 9:30, 80 downtown. future cast -- the day planner goes like this, mid 70s to start. 84 by 11:00. 88 by 1:00. slight chance of an isolated stt of the town. so friday, 90. just an isolated storm and a few clouds early on saturday, but less humid. 88. nice day. next 7-days, sunday gorgeous and here comes that warm front. 80 on monday. not a bad day wednesday with highs around 90s. >>> if you had a to live, what would you ask for? a woman in hospice care in virginia asked for a milkshake. she's from cleveland and she wanted a taste of her hometown. tommy has been serving shakes since 1972 in the restaurant that bares his name. >> one of our customers came up to me and said, hey, tommy, a friend of ours who is a long time tommy's customer unfortunately is in hospice in washington is there -- her request is they can get an mocho milla milkshake. >> they made

maryland is also taking steps to honor the life of army lieutenant riech adder collinsment last may the bowie state university student was tabbed to death at a bus stop near the college park campus. tomorrow they'll remember collins. they'll hold a series of programs to discuss hate, raisin politics. a private school in montgomery county now says parents, students and staff need to leave their burgundy and gold apparel at home. greenacres school in bethesda sent a letter home to parent saying children and staff should not be wearing clothing that disparages a race of people . school leaders say it was in the easy decision. i feel strongly that wearing clothing with the name of our local that those are real aan at ma to our school's missing and our diversity statement. i feel that the name of the team is a racial slur. i think the logo at best is an ethnic ster oh type much at worse it's deeply demeaning. for years there's been a movement to get washington's football team to change its name because some native americans have said its offensive. team owner dan schneider said he will never chang

the moment of silence took place throughout the entire campus and on bowie state's campus where collins was just a few days away from graduating. while umd students say this moment of silence is important, many believe this is only the first step in addressing racism on the college park campus. >> i think it's important not only to honor lieutenant collins, but to make others realize like -- that's still a serious event. this is still work to be done. i kind of want to see what happens first. and then go from there. tomorrow to try and continue the conversation about racism on campus and how to address it. >>> it may be a long shot, but former obama administration officer paul montero just announced his campaign to become the next county executive in prince george's county. he joins an already crowded field of democrats running for the office. state's attorney angela alsobrooks and state senator c. anthony muse already announced they're in the race. former congresswoman donna f. edwards is also considering a bid. current county executive baker plans to run for governor of maryland. this

we have showers around leaving fredericksburg and near quantico, into charms county, near bowie and annapolis and parts of prince george's county. that's where we also have some rain. through the morning, the showers will be gone, on the drier side and comfortable. we'll look at the local forecast through the weekend coming up. >> thank you, sheena. more now on hurricane harvey. the storm is hurdling towards tens of thousands of people in texas. want to show you these incredible images from space where you can see how wide this thing is. this will be the first major hurricane to hit texas in a decade. it is expected to get stronger before it hits land sometime tonight into tomorrow. that has president trump promising federal support. south and central texas -- the entire gulf coast impacted. the message from officials, get out of the danger zone now. as you can see, people are listening. this is a live look from houston where the highways have been pretty packed. most of the morning, people trying to get out of there. this was the scene as they filled up tanks to hit the road. 700 members of

notice some showers back in the mountains, but we just have some clouds to start. 78 downtown, 75 in bowie. by 6:00 we're still in the 70s. 74 in leesburg. by lunchtime a couple of showers are possible. notice a cloud lingering either side of i-95. so you folks in hagerstown will have sunshine first and and then la plata clearing from the northwest to southeast. 78 in manassas at 1:00. 81 in fredericksburg. these numbers are low. 82 at 6:00. probably closer to 83, 84. by this time we're generally clear except for southern maryland. you folks may have clouds linger until the late evening hours. so 70s to start with a sprinkle early and a little bit of sunshine. 80 by 11:00. the 1:00 temperature about 83 degrees. so we are in pretty good shape on thursday, beautiful. just a couple of clouds late. at night the delay be beautiful. beautiful on friday, 79. nats back in town. upper 70s on saturday and sunday and even next week we're in good shape with a few more clouds. but winds will turn northeasterly. >>> all right, we're not done. we've got a little more now on the aftermath of the total sol

clean and green westbound work zones on the bay bridge and annapolis bowie at 3301 towards 197. all have been cleared. a lot of the work zone crews are backing up and no big travel troubles. 450 in crownsville has reopened. that was flooded through much of the evening and overnight hours. traffic moving well on the virginia beltway between tysons and bethesda. we hope it stays that way. guys, back to you. >> thank you. the latest move to get you to spend your money at walmart and not at amazon. how the company>> fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a

well the risk of major flooding along the gulf coast there is still high with towns like bowie moans and sports author still struggling to cope. in houston flood water levels might well be receding but in certain neighborhoods the nightmare is only just beginning. previously drawing districts near two reservoirs split that this wednesday a reporter for the crown that visited residents there. as the water began gushing in. little did these people know that they were living in the shadow of the greatest threat. this water was released from to flood control reservoir dogs right next door. this is a rich so called a subdivision of houston. completely safe inferi from the floods in other parts of the city. marilu stone is one of the reluctant evacuees. five hundred year flood. right or not. i've been in this neighborhood forty years. never. it's no laughing matter though when soldiers from the national guard show up. the army corps of engineers decided to let out water from the nearby reservoir. to ease the pressure. a breach in the levee still deemed possible the dams our indicate. those

early in the morning at 6:00 low clouds and fog, upper 60s, low 70s, maybe 72 to start in bowie, 73 downtown. by sprinkles. 85 and then by evening 86 down town, 84 in gaithersburg and i think those numbers are a wee bit low. day planner mid-70s to start, some continuance fog early, 82 at 11:00, -- dense fog early, 82 at 11:00, 85 by 1:00. scattered showers thursday near 90 and a lot of storms friday, near 90. saturday an isolated storm possible, more storms sunday and boom, partly cloudy monday and tuesday but still hot, highs in the low 90s. we will be back right after this. ♪ ♪ hey, is this our turn? honey...our turn? yeah, we go left right here. (woman vo) great adventures are still out there. we'll find them in our subaru outback. (avo) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. get 0% apr financing for 63 months on all new 2017 subaru outback models. now through august 31. walter? hmm? is that the rest of our food? what? no. how come you have cheese in your beard? because switching to geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. oh! ok. geico. because saving 15% or more