there are plenty of places like washington, lorton, all above 70 degr es.leasanugh way to get the day started. forecast, a little patchy fog is ssible i some of the sheltered valleys first thing this morning, but you're going to notice an amazing amount of sunshine today and temperatures going to be well above average. our average high is 78. a plus weather today. today's forecast high 85 degrees. there is the tiniest little chance for a few rain d

san francisco reaching 85 degre. if you're heading out for the day it will be beach day. if you the day off and want to head over to the beach temperatures will be cool near the coast. inland areas will be hotter today. if you're going to santa kreez here is a look at our temperature trend. we are at 63 degrees. for the inland areas we'll be looking forward to air-conditioning there in the low 90s for the next couple of days. this week we continue on with a steady weather pattern trapping the smoke near the surface. i suspect there could be more spare the air alert days. san francisco staying in the upper 60s toughout the week. r day.ot of folks observing we were talking a lot fewer cars on the roadways. i saw it and it was completely empty. it was really alarming. no reason to be alarmed. a lot fewer folks out in the area. it is not effecting the interchange. these arrows show where we would expect it to build up. it is supposed to come back into the area. some coming in towards 580. some kaking through because of a return from tahoe traffic. remember today labor day oth

only 63 degres check out mid-to upper here is a look at san jose.e'll take a look at a few high clouds still lingering. mainly sunny this afternoon. temperatures falling back into the 50s by the time we get to 9:00 or 10:00. here is a look at the 40s. rest of us in the low to mid-50s. we still have a flood potential until 6:00 tomorrow morning. if you have seen the video, yeah, it is pretty devastating. here is a look at what's going on. we hold steady and temperatures you see wednesday is close tore where we should be this time of year. >> all right. it has been soo cool. thanks. >> you bet. >>> holding a meeting during which it plans to hold up a surveillance policy. members should have a lot to talk about since admitting the license plate reader system mistakenly sent information to a database ice can access. bart says it was an accident and asked that all collected data be deleted. >>> today the bart board will consider a policy that will ban business travel for its staff to 9 states. these states all have laws that some say discriminate. among

by monday we'll be around 80 degrs. next lig chance of rain will be on tuesday but if you need to be making plans outside, do it for this afternoon and definitely this weekend. really nice weather feeling more like fall out there. let's head over and get a check on the >> thank you. good morning. quite a start if you're riding in bethesda early this month. as you approach the ram g you to 355. unfortunately a jackknifed tractor trailer and you'll find that only the far right side of the roadway is getting by using caution. also if you ride in toward college park, the innerloop at the beltway, northbound on i-95. that ramp remainsse c will be will be closed through 6:00 or 7:00 this morning. that was because of this jackknifed tractor trailer. we also had very heavy traffic heading toward that spot. it will look like an afternoon rushour before things get really going by 7:00 or 8:00 morning. also traffic diverted off the southbound george washington parky. if you're heading down toward reagan national airport plan accor

and the dragon boat festival very colorful and we have some video today the high 69 degr, f in the meantimeaughter ] and levi stadium you will be swell thrilling dashes sweltering as the dashes they take on the detroit lions. high temperatures tomorrow, 79 in santa rosa, 69 for oakland and 78 for livermore. and fairfield. and that was not supposed to happen. so ignore that as we go on hopefully to the extent, shoreline and the fog will maintain. things will warm up to 90 degrees by 90 -- thursday. >>> brian, coming up with sports the a's dig deep into the bullpen again, looking for their 10th when in their last bowl game. we'll show you if they were able to close the gap in the division and the wildcard race, that's coming up next. to do one of 2 things. to try to he division le >>> two weeks from tomorrow baseball's regular season ends until then the a's have to time to do one of two things, take the division or fight for the advantage. bob melvin wasn't around to see the end of tonight's game. the rays leading, matt olson launches one to the last row of the bleachers. olson's 27th home ru

if somebody tells you they know, they don't. 95 degre during the day tomorrow. it's going to be a hot one. heat index 100 to 105. look a this, the weekend only in the 70s. 78 on saturday. good chance of shower activity. sunday. and not just showers on sunday. breezy. cod be some 20-mile-an-hour winds on sunday. kind of a fall-like day. ifou've been waiting for fall, you got it on sunday. >> too bad a ut the rainpart. >> exactly right. it's fall. >> thank you, doug. >>> coming up, with why alex smith could be key to the redskins starting is the season with se smiles. >> first here's jimmy fallon. >> hey, jennifer garn ser my guest tonight. jeff jeff chool supplies today... jeff school. grade. done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. now get 50% off school backpacks at office depot officemax. as your home becomes more connected, you need fios to keep up and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network... which means you get phenomenal capacity for your tech. now, get $200 toward a range of google and nest smart home devices

as we check out our high temperatures for the south bay, morgan hill will reach 77 degrees and 76 degre in downtown san jose. all these temperatures cooler than normal, as we enjoy a little bit of a taste of fall. martinez and walnut creek reaching 74 and hayward 71 degrees. san mateo reaching 68 degrees today and in san francisco, we're still looking at some low to mid-60s there, and 75 today in napa with santa rosa reaching 78 degrees. so we go from the mid-70s today to the mid 80s tomorrow and then up to 92 degrees on thursday, with some of our hotter inland temperatures. it will feel like summer before , with mostlyto fall officially 60s and the rest has a few folk. >> a few more than a couple minutes ago, on the left, approach to the bay es typicall this time one, possibly two of those cash takers weren't open for a short period of time but we see that one the last cash lane there fast track that's the one folks are avoiding. we have to open that last one. that should happen over the next couple of minutes. things will clear by 5:00 but that will build 5:15, 5:20. over here a smoot

degr going out to the baseball game tonight. still near 90 at 6:00. probably won't have to worry about rain delays today. higher rain chances and cooler weather in time for the weekend. let go to melissa . >>> good morning. taking a look in bethesda. whittier boulevard, this is wher molette green will be live for us for a couple of minutes. fire response means we could have potential closures. we'll see how this ismpting things near whitman high school in bethesda. fairfax parkway. inbound on 66 no problems. inner loop and outer loop of the beltway rolling along nice and clear here this morning. and 270 southbound, nothing in your way there. eun? >> it's 4:32. oe second dayschool will be shorter for students and staff in prince george's county. schoolsoucross they will dismiss students two hours early today. >> that is because ofwehe heat. checked with several other school districts in our area. so far prince george's county is the onl county that has decided to dismiss students early because it's going to be so hot. >> hundreds of university of maryl

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we will be back abovete 80 degrs this afternoon.ay for tomorrow. chance for >>> more local news in about 25 minute >>> >>> it is 8:30. it's thursday morning. it's the 20th of september. great crowd out here. and made even greer because a couple of hughs are here. the global citizens festival is coming up and they have some great stars. so we are going to tell you about it. good music. great cause. all right. oing to gotm an awesome crow have to wrestle savannah for this one. we saw a sign that said "cute baby" ove here. i can't. 3 months old?hs old? >> yes. this is hannah. oh, my gosh. high, little hannah.om will you c to me? >> don't steal that mawos baby. >> oh! >> okay. you just made our w. >> hannah, hannah! >> we are . >> hi, hannah, you want to see .ama? y'all, tha hi, big girl. okay. th is our favorite moment of the day. thank you, hannah. thanks, guys, for sharing her with us. >> tha you. oh! >> i l >> so much fun for hannah. >> every time we looked at her she was like, give me mommy. >> tiffany haddish is in the house. goin

there are plenty of places like washington, lorton, all above 70 degr es. a pleasanugh way to get the day started. forecast, a little patchy fog is ssible i some of the sheltered valleys first thing this morning, but you're going to notice an amazing amount of sunshine today and temperatures going to be well above average. our average high is 78. a plus weather today. today's forecast high 85 degrees. there is the tiniest little chance for a few rain drops in the shenandoah valley. melisse mowly i done think have to worry about that? >> i like what you're thinking. not so great here. tiny branch road. that's because of a large tree down. they think the road will be closed tough the rushour because of this problem. they do have a detour po ced. yo get around it. we'll see how that neighborhood goes. white's ferry shut down. inner loop and outer loop beltway looking quitegood. earlier road work is gone. in green belt northbound b.w. parkway, that should clear here pretty soon. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. 5:01. right now a woman is in grave condition after a

we're giving today's daily grade an f. 69 degre our high for this afternoon. the sun will be back out by thik d, you can join me and my two dogs, dumb and dumb, i mean isabelle and lucas, they'll be out at the best in shaw dog show.com and you can register your dog. over $1,500 in prizes available. my two will be there but they are not eligible to win because i'ming the event. showery weather off and onor the day. high rain chances as well. 70% chance ofw rain tomor and 60% chance of thunderstorm wednesday afternoon but at least wednesda will be nice and warm. that will be the warmest day of the week. but there's sunshine in time for your weekend. >> 6:53 right now. if you're looking for something to do this weekend, you might wa to try the rated pg black arts festival. >> people will be celebrating art and culture from a woman's point of view. details onow you can join in the fun. >> hey, guys, i can't tell you, we have been with this band, one of the featured musical acts for the festival coming up. the rpged black arts festival on saturday. this is awesome.

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degr slight chance for a couple of showers on tuesday and next week will be quite a bit warmer. your extended forecast is coming up. let's get a check on your roads with jack taylor. good morning. >> good morning. a little bit of an update on the inneroop in the beltway in bethesda. the right lane was getting by. it's just down to a right shoulder but ty discovered there's a little bit down on the roadway. single file right shoulder getting by. first crash down near green bell road and crash blocked the right lane. before 55 marshall. accident activity out there blocked the left lane. back into you. >> coming up we're working for you. do you dream agut never h to step foot into the grocery store again? >> later this afternoon on >> all right. here i go. >> shoot. you get to shoot again. >> this is why i'm not coming out of retirement. >> did he just miss that? >> did he just miss that? kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welders. enour economy

there was fog in napa but now less fog and 45 degrs.

with ch time, 70 degre plungs skies and then plenty of sunshine until the sun sets with temperatures in the throw mid 70s. 6 for a high. lowhumidity, a perfect autumn day out there. similar weather.n sund plenty of hisuns. as we start the workweek, we er start oct with the temperature around 80 degrees. we do start to warm up sxfrlt then the hultnt builds the area on tuesday with highs in the low 80s. on thursday, we'll have high temperatures around 88 degreese with sate day showers and thunderstorms. the cold frontill coo our temperatures back down. a chance for showers around wteh eratures only in the 60s and 70s throughout the day and next weekend, it is looking fabulous withperatures around 70 degrees. we're tracking rain across the area. >> thank you. >>> let's get back to the testimony on capitol hill. judge kavanaugh and allegations of sexual misconduct in his past. >> w depending onch side you're on, everybody is having the se kind of script. and we've had some reaction from president trump as well. >> a tweet indicates he will stick with his nominee. it reads, judge kavanaug

to be 90 degre is one thing. to be 94, 95 degrees in september, that is krare. stilping an eye on what was gordon madeal lanlast night. heaviest of the rain across mississippi and alabama towards memphis. we may have to deal with thatet moisture gng towards the end of the weekend. between now and then, high pressure will be dominating our weather. today, high preure is sitting right on top of us. temperatures in the 70 we'll climb easily into the low and mid-90s today with heat indexes between 95 and 100 for most of the afternoon. again, 94 today here in washington. 93 fredericksrg. even 91 for martinsburg, west virginia later today. higher rain chances, lower temperatures for the weekend, melissa. there's quite the tradeoff we'll be making, though. >> i think so.ha bringing rain and not looking so great. single tracking between pentagon city and l'enfant weplaza. l keep you updated when that changes. northbound, 355 here at d27. have a problem there in the middle of the roadway. we have a little bit of closure here and there in the damascus area. inner loop and

going forward, crawford is being held without bond, he is facing a charge of sond degre murder. now, at this point you heard the chief say that they are looking his criminal past so far it has not turned up a he violent past, however, they havd learhat he may have a history of substance abuse. a tipster saying that they know that crawford was an avid using ofg synthetic d k-2, and they will also look at his mental health history t see if they can connect any cot dots betwee that and what happened re. i'm justin finch, news 4. back into you. >>> and we're following a siation in dupont circle, police say a pedestrian has been struck and taken life-threateni. the information that we havff fromials is that that man was on a scooter and was hit by an suv and was actually beneath the suv and had to bextcted when emergency responders arrived to the scene. aimee cho i there gathering information and she will join us in a few minutes with a live report. >>> we're also learning more about the moments before a woman opened fire on her co-workers in aberdeen. witnesses say that she got into

as we look to monday, a high temperature around 70 degre and 60% chance dealing with some rain. the best chance for rainnd on looks to be later in the day. the kids heading back to scol, the afterschool activities could be impacted. tuesday, upper 70s. with chance f some rain and possibln and storms wednesday and thursday. we don't keep the cool temperatures around. notice 80s on wednesday and next friday. >> thank you. >>> after just t months on the job, the new interim ceo of prince georges countyublic school has made major changes. dr. goldson isiring some executives and central office staff hired by the controversial predecessor dr. kevin maxwell. in a taping of news 4 goldson outlined a plan to improve efficiency and bring more transparency and accountability to the school sysm in order to restore the public trust. >> first is being honest with our parent community. it's my job to make sure that en a situation happened that we get in front of it, we tell them the facts. if we have made mistakes, we only it and talk about what to improve. part of that accountability and tran

a degr i agree with paul. congress has been enablers as well. it's time for them to accept the responsibility that there's a check and balance here. if they believe in that, they ought to be exercising it. to think that the mueller probe is in any way involved in this is just ludicrous. >> governor, great to see you. thank you for coming. paul, great to see you. thank you. >>> coming up, sentencing day for the so-called coffee boy. former trump campaign adviser george papadopoulos asking for mercy ahead of his sentencing for lying to federal investigators in the russia probe. we will take you live to the courthouse. what does his future look like? >>> criminal charges are possible for the embattled fbi director, andrew mccabe. he lied to investigators as well. that is next. darrell's family uses gain flings now, so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [darrell's wife] isn't that the dog's towel? [dog sfx] hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. don't forget that the past can speak to the future

i mean, temperatures could drop 20 degre from wherehey are right now and that puts things on the cooler side for this time of year. we'll talk about that and much more coming up in about ten minutes. >>> every prince george'sublic school student went home two hours early because of the hea many moms and dads had to scramble to find childcare or leave wor tracey, we understand schools that had air conditioning were closed today is that true? >> reporter: yeah, that's true. we visited both. tod laurel high school is an example of a school that depending where you are in the building you may or may not feel air conditioninger some tea telling us parts of this building that are extraordinarily hot making it difficult for students to learn. as you said, students in prince george's countfound themselves ing home two hours early on the second day of school. here is the issue, there are 209 schools in prince geor's ounty, ten with major hvac issues. $2 billion worth of overall repairs need to be made within the schools, includi their h vacs. when we talked to parents about kids getting out earl

degre derrick ward live in college park right now and a lot of these students are without a seat havingheat. >> reporter: oh, indeed they are. they are dealing with the dual challenges of higher learningr and hig temperatures. now, the university is doing some things to try to at least see that they have some cool time, but they are just part of the popation that a over our area that is indeed dealing with these late summer high ur temperates. >> when the mercury climbs into the 90s, folks around here make e. >> it's pretty hotlly. >> he's a freshman at thectua a university of maryland whose first taste of college life may burn a bit. students housed in some of the college park cpuses oldest dorms that don't have air it coning, not in all the roots the window fans speak to that ant students speak of the discomfort. >> we sleep on towels on the floor at night because it's so hot, and we sweat in our sheets so, you know, we don't want that. >> reporter: window units in some areas of the buildings offer some respite. lobbies and lungs have ac and there are other accommodations made. >> we

but a lot of this soutthe degre santa rosa. so 's nad acrosswhere thclouds not bothering u.alf moon bay a little patchy fog over there. but then through petaluma and santa rosa, that fog thick keeping your visibility down to zero to a third mile. so please, please, go slow in the locations. once a lot of this burns off, here in the next few hours, things are going to heat up. we'll get more sunshine today all because of this ridge right here. so this is the ridge that's going to bring temperatures to above average conditions only for inland areas. we may also see a little bit of an offshore wind. and when that happens, that dries things out. so not so good for firefighters fighting the delta fire up north. 85 degrees today for palo alto. 84 in santa clara. hot 95 for morgan hill today. so yes, we're reaching the 90s. 91 in antioch. 94 in brentwood. hot spots will be 5 degrees above normal. concord 92. around the bay, though, these numbers slightly below average. 67 in san francisco. 71 in alameda. of course, this is all because of that cooler coastal air that we are getting

degr a couple fair weather clouds but a generally clear sky. temperatures are into the low 60s in parts of the shenandoah valley. mid-70s on the western shore of the csapeake bay. low 60s as you get up towards germantown. 64 in new market, maryland. your planner for today's commute could little bit of sun glare on the roads for you eastbound commuters morning. some fog across parts of central tirginia. a really pleasay coming your way. watch out, that fog could be a little thick here this morning. visibility down under a mile for parts o sthenandoah valley and central virginia. one of my weather watchers on twitter near front royal just said the fog was real thick there. so b on the lookout. otherwise, look at how nice and quiet the weather is up and down the eastern seaboard today. that n unsettled weatherthe upper midwest, that is what's going toer in interfere with ou plans particularl on sunday. a nice dry monday tay. maybe a spot on the eastern shore. also an isolated drop in the mountains. not really much of a rain chance around the city.

claiming they had hillary clinton's e-mails, remember, this is before anyone else knew that third-degrs happened, the n is, who else did he tell? anyone in the trump campaign? there are reports in "the new york times" that a former trump campaign staffer remembers papadopoulos sharing that information, but no one has seen any evidence of that. another interesting thing that happened though was when i pressed him on that, he qualifieded it. he said he didn't remember telling anyone about it, but couldn't say it for sure. couldn't guarantee it. so that remains an open question. the other thing i thought was interesting is that he said basically that attorney general jeff sessions wasn't honest when he testified before congress about the march 016 meeting when he suggested that candidate trump and putin should meet. take a listen. >> when did you first meet trump? >> march 31st at the national security meeting. >> a photo of you at the table. senator session ss there. what was discussed that the meeting in terms of russia, in terms of meeting with putin? >> as far as i remember, it was i w

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chairman, i took nearly 17 years to get my cleollege degre. i went to five zrcdifferent institutions. i'm sure none of them have been elevated to the ivy league. i don't ever plan on running for president in 2020 or the near future. i want to make one more comment and then one request. the comment as i hope everybody will record a transcript of what's going on right now. senator lee explains things i think in eloquent legal terms, but let's talk about the consequences of making this an untrusted body to receive documents under the presidential records act. you may rue the day you do that because you'll probably get fewer documents in the future. what i would like to do is ask all of our members to perhaps we can actually demonstrate to the american people that we're prepared to expose our own records. i would like to suggest for the purposes of this nomination that all of us wave any right to the speech and debate clause and that we allow all of our e-mail records related to this scotus nomination make them immediate. i'm ready to sign up and

we will have afternoon highs today in the upper 70s to around 80 degre an 80% chance for more rain, whicheavy at times this afternoon. if you n don't have to wait long. the sun will come out tomorrow, just like theg sys. >> tha >>> another local e in 25 minutes. >> for now, backhe to oday sh. game takes a plan. a plan that focuses on the whole you. that's why innovation health takes a total approach to health and wellness. we offer a range of medicare solutionsgn to help you age actively.y body, mind and spirit... innovation health medicare. learn more at ihmedicare.com >>> i can't believe what i heard and that is that you do not pronounce your las name keagan. >> i do. but my father, i mean, we are not -- it's teigen. >> what are we going with? >> teigen. my dad is going to cringe every time. >> we were just dying. this happened on wop -- found out it's into the teigen. that was one of our moments on the recarpet. >> the gold carpete >>ll show more moments later. it was fun. john lege was a bit confused there. glad you sthat. >>> more emmys news in a moment. a check of today's headlines.

you have a bachelors degree from university of north carolina, chapel hill, , two masters degr, one from stanford and one from pepperdine, and a phd from the university of southern california, better known to senator harris and i as usc. you are a professor affiliated with both stanford university in palo alto university. you have published over 65 peer-reviewed articles and have received numerous awards for their work and research. and that's if that were not enough, you are a wife, mother of two sons, and constituent from california. so i am very grateful to you for your strength and your bravery in coming forward. i know it's hard. but before i turn it over, i want to see something about what is be discussed today and where we are as a country. sexual violence is a serious problem, and one that largely goes unseen. in the united states it's estimated that the centers for disease control, one in three women, and one in six men will experience some form of sexual violence in their lifetime. according to the rape, abuse and incest national network, 60% of sexual assaults go unreported. i

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