doug: marcus. i'm doug. lemonis: oh, hey, doug. how are you? doug: nice to meet you.ine. cristine: cristine. lemonis: how are you? nice to meet you. this is a nice place. doug: yeah. thank you. cristine: thank you. lemonis: is this place pretty busy? doug: it's building. it's growing. cristine: it's growing. lemonis: i notice that the menu's a little different. cristine: yes. doug: we have a smaller version. so, we don't do 20-inchers or 18-inchers. lemonis: how come? doug: the 12- and 14-inch -- they're easier to make. they take up less space in the oven. 20-inchers are kind of a hassle to then put on your franchisees. lemonis: dino led me to believe that the second location is a total disaster. "they don't know what they're doing. the place is a mess." but i would argue strongly that some of the small tweaks that doug's made, like the menu, actually made the experience better. lemonis: how is this business treating you guys? cristine: good. doug: it's good. lemonis: what does it do in sales? doug: last year was $270,000. lemonis: but it's new. cristine: it's new. we

>> i'm storm teamte 4 ologist doug determiner. because of the rain tomorrow we're calling it a weather alert day. some areas could see a lot of it. >> "first on 4:00," paychecks problem, the tax mistake that p could cosple who work in d.c. >> secrets recording. new details about a tape of president trump allegedly discussing payoynt to a "plamodel. >> and first at 4:00, new tragic details emerging on the deemed duck boat and the boat in a capsized killing 17 people. >> the victim as old as 1 and the old as 70. >> the boat became trapped in a raging thunderstorm with more than 30 people on board. >> nbc's jay gray begins our coverage from branson, missouri this evening. jay, what a tragic terrible story. >> yeah, horrible, leon and this community is reeling as you would expect. happened yesterday just before sunset when those who were on the lake said it popped up quickly and out of nowhere. ght now investigators are continuing their work in this stunned vacation town that is mourning this evening. the search is over here. the stru

doug says the rape wiin will pi again doug?. >> some areas not seeing any rain. some showers a while ago a not seeing much. d.c. seeing some of that rain coming through. you can see heavier showers back through the west and heavier showers in a line in parts ofou montgomeryy and the district. i'll zoom into this area right here inside the beltway around the bethesda region moving right up wiscons avenue. that's coming through. down at the airport and that was the one that jus about 15 minutes ago we couldn't see through ourer to cam at all because the rain was coming dowv rain through the rest of the area and more of that come up to dhe south. this promp a lot of flooding around the area including some in fairfax county. overnight last night. in the only did we have the in that that carad floodg. right there once again tried t go through flooded roadways. i say it over and over again. we all do. turn around and don't drown and multiple calls for help because people tried to drive through flooded roadways. please, once again, we have to watch out for that. a long

as doug kammerer explains, the heaviest rain is still to come. doug? >> yea in many areas.e've seen this rain starting on saturday of lt week. boy, it continues across the area. you've got these showers and big-ti storms going on in places like rappahannock county martinsburg area and in west virginia. that's the very heavy rainfall. the rest of the region on the lighter start. it'sel starting to ee the region and i do expect rain in most locations as we head through the night. track this moisture all the way down to the carolinas. all this rain to go. again, most of this on the light side now, but i do expect to see heavier downpours. that will continue and really we think the heaviest rain comes overnight tonight into the day tomorrow. that's why we ctinue to have this flash flood watch in effect until 6:00 on your wednesday. a very wet next 24 hours. a little bit more than that the next 2 36 hours. then we get a little bit of a break before something else moves in in timeor the weekend. we talk about that as well and see you here again for more on e the end. >> the woman

airs wonderland of nature and wildlife. >> here some young brink brink -- we have been douging to doug brinkly. what i wanted to tell the kids was behind us here is the c-span bus, and we have had a bus now for 20 years or so or a couple of buss and it's currently ore 2012 campaign bus, but doug brinkley is the inspiration behind c-span's having a traveling bus, tell us about your book -- >> i wrote a book called the magic bus but i took college students on the road and would we read, visit the reagan library and the truman library, all purpose american studies class on wheels and i did a booknote to brian lamb,broken liked the -- we had a similar vision of getting out of washington and new york. there's a great wild america out there, a lot of historic sites to see as you do in covering book festivals and the idea at c-span, let's get some buses move around and have public policy from across americans instead of just a keep of owes coast cities and it's been a great discuss because it's again c-span an opportunity to cover events like thicks. >> you're living since katrina in austin,

again, not a lot of rain, doug.orrow, the less rain you can expect, and then sunday everybody morning. a dry >> and then another repeat of showers and thunderstorms tomorrow afternoon.le weather because of all the rape on i-the 5 eastward. 83 on monday and 85 on tuesday and humidity really rampi up here and the rain chances, guys, will stick with us all the way through the ten-day forecast. this is something we'll be tracking with you very closely as we me our way through the next couple of days. he thank you, doug. >>> just, the story of two generations turning the tassel. >> a grandmother returns to school for her diploma and walks across the stage with her grands. aimee (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ >>> a d.c. grandmother goes back to high school to get her diploma, and hergrandson graduates right alongside her. >> it's lovely. the news 4 aimee cho t

doug is back with a look at what's come. plus -- >> with all the rain we've been having, prince george's county is paying very close attention at its pumping station. i'm tracee wilkins, that story is next. >> this story kind of bizarre but true. some uber drivers have a sick way of making extra cash. way of making extra cash. what in the world is vom z2x56z z16fz y2x56y y16fy keeps on coming. in some areas flooding and inud others m and debris. >> this tree crushed cars and blocked streets in northwest d.c. >> several areas with rouds with flooded waters in prince george's county. public officials are monitoring and ready to respond to any issues. >>ur team now with a look at how long the flooding will lastr >> more tw night and even on thursday. right now most of the area seeing light rain. th i is how it this morning very heavy rainfall. we saw baltimore with upward of 2.39 inches of rain and you can see rain coming too portions of downtown right now as itco inues to move in and on through the next couple of hours. most o

s check back in with doug and amelia in storm center 4. hello, again. >> hello to the rain that contins to fall oarts of the area. some of us have stayed dry almost all day.hi wa this line moving closer to the d.c. metro area moving west to eas and all of a sudden it's going back to the west. it's what happens with this kind of a scenario and i'll show you the rain in just a second. we expect more rain tomorrow. >> just because we didn't see a lot of rain tonight mean we won't see a lot tomorrow and wednesday. storm team weather alert days as well. the loudoun county fr gets underway today, a littlef bit o rain in through parts of loudoun county and tomorrow a little bit more in the way of widespread rain and not the same fair days and will have days thursday, friday and saturday as they wind down there. a lot of that stuff is indoors like the goats. you get to see the goats. show you what's happening right now. a few showers in towards ldoun county and also towards fairfax county are under the gun right now. again, d.c. w getting hit. the

thank you, sherry. >>> one more cck on the weather with doug. the flash flood warning, it sounds bad.ah >> it really is, doreen. we're going to continue to see this right through the next onight.of hours that flash flood warning until 9:30. down towards parts of the ndodbriwoo woodbridge area prince william county. this line not moving very fast. rainfall rates of 2 to 3 inches per hour. we've already seen it t the west, some of the pictures we've seen across the area today around the poolesvle area. guys, this is something we'll be tching for the next cwaou this is customizable streaming tv for your family... whatever size. it's saving money with flexible channel packs. live tv and the latest shows to stream. and all your streaming apps in one place -- even netflix. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. introducing new packages with customizable streaming tv options. enjoy more choice and faster speeds-- giving you the ultimate value. click, call or visit a store today. >>> tonight, president trump blasts michael cohen lashin

good seeing you. >> doug. o that's what we saw last week. had a couple really nice sunny days and low humidity.ec pe out there and i was thinking this is great july weather and this is the other portion of julyn we get the tropical bdownpours, we don't normally see them day after day. >> this will continue thele nex cof days before we see the sun on thursday. >> that's why the flash flood is in effec all the way through until wednesday morning. let's show you what's happening. cloud around the d.c. and temperature-wise we're in the low 80s and as we move on through the rest of the night tonight. we'll see the numbers going dow back into th70s and we're talking about a radar right now which has a pretty good amount of rain associated with it but nothing too heavy right now. not looking at everything too heavy with the exception of areas downround charles county and moving into fairfax county right now and we'll continue to watch those, too. this is what i'm talking about. this little area right in here gnd to the east or west of waldorf and c

doug, thank you.orporate jurist, looks like it might become a court for ivy leaguers. >> i'm an ivy league lawyer. that is not bad. i will take that i went to harvard. we were a pretty good football team. adam: talking about arguing -- >> georgetown. i would say. adam: go with pouring town -- georgetown or syracuse. >> beat georgetown in football. adam: a race to save a soccer team from a flooded cave in thailand. the we'll come back. opportunit. fidelity. open an account today. copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not

let's stah doug in the storm center. the one thing you can say about thiste weather s that we've had the past five days, it has really been visually impressive, you know? if you're a photographer, you've been going through a lot of pictures. >> well, because all the humidity, alle the moist in the atmosphere, it's almost like you're looking ats florida sto here because they come out of nowhere and all of a sudden you get big downpours. that's what we were looking at earlier with them mushrloud we saw. the heaviest rain coming through northern virginia, in and around the district back to the west, winchester, back towards martinsburg. watch out in the areas, especially the hilly areas. we may see some of the creeks and streams come out of their banks. i want to zoom innt here, parts of loudoun county, right around the middletownar , through 50, sterling, herndon and reston. big time rain. this is really coming down right now. rois storm we've been watching in andd the district. into parts of the northeast, along 16th stre

doug andl amelia w have you covered out there. a good deal more wn we join you at 5:00. >> i hope you drink that cocktail out of a jimmy chu shoe. >> yeah. icey. >> yeah. >> i think so. >> something makes me think no. >> all right. we're working for you with a utwarning from doctors abo chemicals that may be in a lot of your child's foods. of the american academy of pediatrics says that chemicals and foodolors, preservatives and packaging may interfere with growth and development in children. in anrtle in the journal ediatrics" the group says the parents should prioritize fresh and frozen pduce and they processed voiding meat and using glass or stainless steelontainers and not use plastic. >> a d.c. man got a nice weekend.this ♪ >> don't you love it when actor and musician kevin bacon shows at a d.c. cafe and starts singing and playing guitar? >> and take look tonight on into tomorrow morning. some wet roads out there for all the co buters, but tomorrow afternoon and evening we're looking at some widespread and heaviermi rainfall.

doug continues our coverage with that part of the story. what do you think, doug? >> yeah. the answer to that is a big fat no. it's really going to be a nice night for the ball game. still a little humid but not bad out here at all right now and that's goi to be the case as you head in towards nats mark. we've seen a lot of fans going in. we ear on the back side and this is the fir base gate, the gate where everybody is at is on the other side. we're right by the saltline who have everything set up, a nice bi area out here set up and with the rain that came down earlier. everybody that w outside h to get inside really fast. take a look at the video inside nats park a little bit earlier. looked like it was about midnight as f as the dark skies go and the rain coming down. it was really coming down here, upward of 2 to 3 inches in this area as well w.once again we broke that record at national. we also broke record at dulles and at bwi. a lot of rain anareawide this is coming from a time frame over the last three weeks where we've seen zero rain recorded at national airport.

trish: doug, good to see you. doug, good to see you. >> my pleasure.eaking today, everyone a jury selected in the trial of president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort. the jury is composed of six men and six women with four alternates. mr. manafort is the being tried for tax and bank fraud. this is the first person to be tried in connection to robert mueller's russia probe. >>> raging wildfires are forcing thousands of california residents to flee their homes, with temperatures expected to exceed 100 degrees for days. no rain in the whole forecast is the worst yet to come? we'll have a live report for you next. there's a lot to love about medicare. there's also a lot to know. part a that's your hospital coverage, part b is all the doctor stuff... the most important thing to know? medicare doesn't pay for everything. and guess what that means... yep...you're on the hook for the rest. that's why it's important to consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. a plan like this helps pay for

, right, doug?yeah! >> there you go. >> oh, absolutely. in.lready got the food had our food coma a minute ago and now we're already to go so we're all set, and, you know, playing a little ball. playing ball with mearlier. how did we do? >> i beat you. >> did i get your name right, by the way. >> yes. >> wanted to make sure. he beat me 6-4. that's your son righthere? he bea me. i'm not going to tell you how he beat me but he beat me. ani wanted to give a shoutout you want to give a shout-out because have you somebody very special. >> newborn skyler. want t give a special shout-out. >> she is actually in the hospital. the hospital right now. she will be home soon, a couple of days. >> all right. >> hello to skyler. >> hi, skyler! we've got some redskins fans here, we know that. we know that. we've got one -- we've got one lowly dals fan. he's over there. he's been ousted. no, no, no. out at fedex field tailed, you know the redskins aren'tng pla but taylor swift is coming. taylor swift is a coming. ta

doug was later joins us live -- doug joins us live from washington dc, can they get anything done? that is the big question? >> reporter: do they really intend to get anything done? the white house has been quiet in terms of an addendum -- agenda, there is nothing really preordained, this is not like the meeting between president donald trump and north korea's, kim jong un where there was an expectation that they would sign something, it even if it was an agreement to continue talks. in this instance we are not expecting any deliverables, instead, they will spend one-on- one time with translators and then have an extended working lunch and then a briefing with the media. that is where the meat of this would come. one would think that the meat of it will be the press conference, not assigned agreement -- a gne >> doug, in the last week, the president has engaged in a bit of controversial wording and just as we head into this meeting, the president called the european union a file, -- a foe this was in the last 24 hours, any reaction? >> >> reporter: the president has been asked if h

i'll show that youut in a five minutes. >> all right, doug. thank you. tonight local pressure is on to reunite migrant children with their parents. a vigil outside a facility in prince william s county wheree are being held. some 40 people urged the trump administration to take immediate and transparent steps to bring familieserack toge >> meanwhile, new tonight, "the new york times" is reportingtr e p administration will effectively return to a so-cald catchnd release policy which is an approach that president trump vowed to eliminate. but because the detention centers are so crowded, federal officials say they can't hold everyone they've apprehended at the border. the administration is under deadline to reunite children parents.r children younger than the age of 5 were supposed to be reunited with families tonight. that's not the case for about half of the.children the justice department has till july 26th to reunite alld separahildren regardless of their age. >> president trump facing t criticisight for blurring the lines between american friends and

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and i agree with doug.erhaps the biggest difference in michael cohen's new approach over the last week is the hiring of lanny davis. and i don't think lanny davis is being hired for his legal advice. i think that's going to be guy patrillo. lanny davis is being hired to counter rudy giuliani. they're playing very similar roles for michael cohen and the president respectively. the biggest thing that struck me from that interview, peter, when he said that when giuliani goes on sunday television and says that if michael cohen tells the truth, then that will be good for us. and lanny davis interpreted that to mean that if michael -- the truth according to trump is actually falsehoods and lies and lanny davis made it clear that if michael cohen tells the truth, it would be the opposite of what trump would say and trump would want him to say. so that was a pretty striking revelation. i do think it is an open question as to how much michael cohen has on donald trump. and it may be that michael cohen has a lot of i

yeah, back to doug. what do you think, are you ready?good buddy of mine who happens to be a detroit tiger guy. this is the g all-starame and can root for anybody we want today as long as we're on the right side. how you guys doing. a red sox fan here. we've got phillies here. we'll even accept them tonight. everybody going to the game? at yeah. >> weather looks g back to you guys. i'm going to go hang out with these guys who is buying? >> he's scoring more free food d beverages down there. >> oh, my gosh. >> than anybody i've ever seen. >> this guy is an eating machine. >> coming up,hu renovations down the t-rex exhibit at the smithsonian couple years ago. >> close to roaring back to life. yeah, we said it. a sneak peek after this. >> the return of a t-rex to d.c. ai'm aimee cho the >>> it used to be one of the world's most prolific predators, the tyrannosaurs. a t-rex exhibit closed in to 14 fo renovations at the national history museum and news 4 owes aimee cho gives us a sneak peek at what to expect. >> reporter: this is the home of t

presidential historian doug wead joins me with more. doug, i always love talking to you.tory student and i appreciate that historical perspective. i think it is important to keep us in mind. walk us all through how and when this happened before? >> many, many times but one of the most strike something is ronald reagan in 1983. trish: somehow i knew you were going to say that. the keep going. >> more than a million people poured into the streets of europe. there were protests in stockholm and vienna and london and paris and there were 400,000 people on the streets in bonn, germany. 200,000 on the streets in stuttgart. there was a bomb thrown into one of the american bases. so, i took a trip around the world, speaking tour in '80s. when i came home i told my family america is hated in every nation on earth except south korea and the apartheid government of south africa. it was terrible. trish: think of what that president accomplished. think of ronald reagan, mr. gorbachev, take down this wall. he really transitioned the world in pretty wonderful, incredible ways. yet was m

will doug be yting? anime we go outdoors you know doug has to find some foodw some some way and lo and behold he's batting a 000. >> didn't know you were coming to me that quick. we've got some good stuff. >> gave you plenty of time. >> love i down here. i'm with paul holder, one of the owners here. you guys have gone jut nott for this but every event down here in d.c. had d.c.te u and everything going on the last few days and tonit is the home run derby and tomorrow the classic. >> we've been looking at this date for two years. before we openede this w knew it was an important date not just for us or the city. we're out here representing d.c. with the half smoke and our new england cuisi with the crazy lobster tail. a little rain coming through here right now. >> justle a li >> told that we're working ton. >> don't worry. >> but wre ready for everyone to come on down here, right by the first base gates, hav lobster tail, a beer and wait for the lines to subside and walk on in. >> come on in, leon. you k

you better keep the jokes coming, doug. not a good night. you don't have good news to share. >> no, that's the ning. it's bo nice. the last three days gorgeous. >> spectacular. >> all week we had great weather for the home run derby, great weather for the a-star game. even after three inches of rain. an hour. had some on on tuesday. the next stretch it's going to be one that does have a lot of rainfall out thergh now a very nice night. current temperatures at 77. it's warmer than it has been the past couple of nights. we've got the humidity trying to move in across the area. last night, we were in the 60s in manyat lns. now in the low 70s. 74 gaithersburg, 73 over towards huntingtown. no rain right now. notice the area in green, eastern shore under a flash flood watch. i wouldn't be surprised if some of our area especially southern maryland, prince george jess county, montgomery, fairfo the east could be under a flash flood watch tomorrow too over towards t eastern shore. this is why. nothing around our area now. back to the west, big storms

s hi, doug. >> hey, guys, a beautiful day, but it's hot out here.re in the shade and everybody else in the shade getting things red for you. we've got tents sipt and the storm team h and a day. a lot of people coming the next hour or so. we'll be live the next threeur show you what's happening. temperatures outside, it's a hot one. temperatures sitting at 95 degrees right now in the city. humidity not all thatad, but, you know, trust me, spend a little time outdoors and you'll abe sweating bit for sure. 91 degrees in hager aown. heund the area and everyone around the 90-degree. ma down to the south, no clouds around our area and just south we're talking about what might be hurricane chris of the right now it's tropical storm christian. we'll have the latest update on that in just a couple of minutes and, w again,ll meet the family here as well right here in north potyac. alreeen playing basketball and football. got to put everything away. i'm sweating. >> did you cheat? because i know how you are, all right? did you cheat, matt? >> yeah. h it's okay

let's go straight to chief meteorologist doug cammerer for the word. doug? >> continuing to see the rain making its way in. some of us seeing very heavy rain right now. rehers light shower activity. i'll show you whe rain is right now. two areas of extremely heavy . rainfa one over towards baltimore, an area hit all day today. especiallier i this morning. upwards of 2.5 inches. record as far as rainfall goes. front royal seeing this area take off over the last hour or two. you.nt to stop this for a couple more in through prince george jess county. right along 97 north of annapolis and a few showers in lauden, fairfax and prince william. i want to wute this and show you what's happening down to the south. look at this lthe towards n carolina. if you live in toward parts of the shenandoah valley and county front royal winchester ups towa martinsburg, this could be the area i'm concerned about. you see this line w movingl to the north of the d.c. metro area. d.c. metro may not see a lot tonight. just swer activity. we'll talk about tomorrow morning and what thi

let check back in with leon and doug with a look at what's ead. hi, guys. >> hey, there. you know, everybody is interested in bryce. you hear his name floating around all ovee, the pl but we found out something about tat he's going to be wearing tomorrow and tont you really have got to see. >> and you just showed me. that's romeeally cool stuff. we've got that for you coming up in a minute and everybody asking me about the weather tonight and of courseom torrow. what are we looking at for tomorrow's game, the all-star game? i've got it for you. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. ycomcast business giv gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for $34.90 more per month. call or go on line today. i had life-treatening bleeding in my br

david and doug, thanks so much. coming up, alan dershowitz, sara carter and tom fifon weigh in on the let's >> jeanine: welcome back to this special edition of "hannity." it's the end of the world as we know it. at least that's what the left and the mainstream media want you to think. some compare trump's meeting with putin to the holocaust, pearl harbor and 9/11. but the favorite new talking point from some liberals, never-trumpers and their friends in the media is president trump committed treason. take a look. >> i want to read the definition of "treason." >> this is nothing sort of treasonous. >> new word. he said treason. >> words like "treason" and "undermining" our republican, rule of government are being used now. >> we have a treasonous president. >> the fact that reasonable people can disagree whether or not we are talking about treeson or high crimes and disme -- treason or high crimes and my demeanors i find shocking and nauseating. >> jeanine: joining with us the legal analysis of the absurd claims is t

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. >>> tragic details on the doug boat that capsized in missouri ptoday. >> 1ple died. the victim, one victim as young as 1 and another a old at 70. >> that boat was caught in the middle of a raging thundereorm with mhan 30 people on board. nbc's jay gray is in branson, a missou investigators try to figure out what went wrong. >> the search is over here. the struggle though is not. >> we'reok , our hearts are broken. >> reporter: 17 now confirmed dead after a duck boat went down ring a storm at table rock lake near branson, missouri. ge >> the age ran for the 17 w rom 1-year-old up to a 80-year-old. >> cell phone video shows two of the amphibious vehicles packed with tourists. >> oh, those poor people. >> reporter: fighting winds and waves gusting over 60 miles per hour. the first boat reaches the shore line and t >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, it's going under. >> reporter: the national transportation safety coast guard, state and local teams are on site now. >> we need to find out what happened o w there,t the communications were. you know, we know the weather conditions ther

doug w is backith the >>> all right. did they start eating, doug, or did they wait f you?his face is still clean so i don't think he's eaten. >> hard to believe he hasn't eaten. >> oh, there he goes. >> they started eating. that's my plate. that is my plate. what diet, right? what diet? no, we're not doing that today. we are -- we've got everybody here, everybody behind us. they are getting their foo right now. you can see it. there's a lot going on right now with the food. everybody is ready to go. that's a good smile right there. smile.a good nicely done. i am sitting here -- when i came by a little earl her and i want you to tell me a little bit about this ckyard other in north potomac. >> harrison was the-anher of property when he wassed in 1982-'83. i a squared this property like later, like 1989. the old house was tore down that was over 100 years old because it couldn't be rehabbed. just too much wrong with it,nd we were blessed to get this prefabulous due to my grandmother who has long since passed now, but she was qualified for a home improvement loan with mcgone

in washington, doug luzader for ktvu fox two news. >> thank you, doug. . >>> protestors and their children in san francisco this morning calling for the release of undocumented immigrants. today protests at 10:00 a.m. comes after the can tra costa sheriff's office decided to end the contract with ice. the organizers of today's protests want detain knees re ees released. today protest started at 10:00 a.m.. >>> authorities in los angeles are traying to determine who sent a package labelled "anthrax" to the offices of congresswoman congresswoman max inwaters. this comes amid a number of threats against her. a far right group said last week they would protests in front of her office but ended up cancelling the demonstration. >>> the state lawmaker in georgia has resigned after exposing himself and yelling racist slurs on a new tv series. sasha barren cohen is posing as an israeli expert and he persuades the man on the left to take part in exercises. the lawmaker apologized on monday but refused to quit. a through the november november election and now he will step down at the end of the month

>> no. >> douges come on, you tough. you live in washington.l us when it moves in and just how long this time it's going to hang out. >> the president realing his pick for the supreme court in ilimetime tonight. nbc's peteams joins us as we zero in on the potential ndont-runner a >>> we've got some new details on a wrong-way crash on i-66. we've learned a 28-year-old map om springfield was driving the wrong way in d.c. yesterday morning. hegnored theecret service officer's commands to pull over when he encountered the and with enthe wrong way on 66. agents say he hit a car head-on near exit 73. the person in that car is a federal employee who was on w their to work. ndunty police also helped begin this investigationhey say the victim should recover, and they are now planning to charge the suspect witely hit-and-run and felony illusion. m leon harris. wendy and doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. >>> the clock isicking and a little more than two hours to go before we find out president trump's next nominee for supreme court. >> these are th

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doug luzader is live from washington, d.c. with more on the growing controversy. good morning, doug. >> reporter: there are questions about how security clearances are handled and this as a political component to that debate. in a town bathed in secrets, who really needs to know? and if you combine security clearance access with biting criticism of the president, what then? >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearances. >> reporter: the white house has six people in mind, all of who have or had security clearances and many of whom have been trump critics, like james clapper who is young too pleased. >> i think this is a petty thing to do. and that's all i'll say about it. >> reporter: john brennan accused the president of treason after the helsinki summit. and rand paul says enough is enough. >> an ex-cia agent can get out and say things like the president is treason necessary. no one is going to stop him from saying that but should he still get classified information? >> reporter: millions have security clearances and many of them pro

you have the home court advantage, doug. not a set issue that abollish i.c.e. is good for democrats and not much consensus. >> i think it's bad issue, well outside the mainstream of what the american people want. they want border enforcement. many want a wall. the number who want open borders are to relax scrutiny of those coming in at a time of error and illegal immigrants coming from central america is very small. i think it's the far left and the democratic party, hijacking effectively the mainstream narrative to the ultimate detriment i believe of the party that this carries on. >> there because a poll from reuters, rachel, that showed the most important issue for registered voters is immigration at 15%. not majority, just a flur at. -- plurality. this is a different poll. here's the poll we want1. 5%. however, for democrats, it's only 7% is the highest issue. it appears, for republicans, 26% of republicans believe that it's the most important issue. a lot of intensity on the republican side, less so on the democratic side. feels like the far extreme of the

thank you, doug. one place where they're watchino ow's forecast closely is ederick, maryland. the city and county had significant flooding back in may. jackie found they're still trying to recover from that. now, they're expecting the river to overflow its banksengain. does that happen? >> i can tell you, we saw a good period of heavy rain tonight. i know from talking to doug, it looks like tomorrow is when people are goingav to some concerns. this part, baker park in frederick still shows damage from the may floing and people ve their fingers crossed this week's rain won't cause a repeat. >> may 16th, much of baker park in maryland w under water after 4 inches of rain fell in two hours. two months later, the damage to the ballpark has notn yet bee repaired and some washed off areas roped off. frederick mayor michael o'connor spoke about the possibility of more possible f >> we deploy the resources to storm inlets to look where we have history ofue flooding i to make sure that theuc infrastrre we have is set up to functio as best we possibly can. >> reporter: mayor o'connor sa

doug luzader is live in washington with the very latest on this. doug, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, and the president clearly wants to move on to other issues today. he has a cabinet meeting at the white house but there's a clean up operation underway. >> there's a need for some clarification. >> some need for clarification -- that may have been an under statement at president trump met with a group ofat the white conference with vladimir putin and this response to a question whether it was true russia meddling in the election. >> i don't see any reason why it would be. >> and hear what the president's fix. >> the sentence should have been as why it would have been russia" so i double degree tive. . >> president trump tried to squirm away from what he said dwrerd. it's 24 hours too late and in the wrong place. >> the democrats now want hearings into what actually happened behind closed doors between trump and vladimir putin. there was one call to question is u.s. translator and republican leaders were also talking tough on russia. >> th

today more flooding concerning are appearing achoper 4 -- let's begin with doug and amelia in th storm center. is there any relief onay the? >> there is definitely relief on the way. really starting during the day tomorrow. today we're looking at a good chance of heavy rain in parts of the area, but a little less concerned about the flooding potential tonight. even though we have tha watch going to 2:00. >> we're probably going to see a line of tnderstorms movin through the area with heavy rain, maybe some lightning and then relief tomorrow. >> one thing they're not going to do today, though, as much as they have the pastf couple days is called training, that means going over the same over and over and over again. these will start to have a more west to eastion as we move on through the day today. just some sttered shower activity. mostly towards frederick, along 270 and 70 there. look towards the south, i want to zoom on into this area here because we are seeing pretty good showers around the airport, out towards dullesrt air a shower right over the beltway, but look downe, big time s

joining is is rachel campo duffy along with doug shone. doug, we'll get to you first. you said it's not a set issue that abolish i.c.e. is good for democrats. >> i think it's a bad issue, well outside the mainstream of what the american people want. they want border enforcement. many want a wall. the number who want open borders are to relax scrutiny of those coming in at a time of terror and illegal immigrants coming from central america is very small. i think it's the far left in the democratic party hijacking effectively the mainstream narrative to the ultimate detriment, i believe, of the party, if this carries on. >> interesting. rachel, to you, there was a poll that came out from reuters, that showed that the most important issue currently for registered voters is immigration at 15%. not a majority, just a plurality. that's a different poll. we'll roll with this. here we go, the poll we want. 15%. however, for democrats, it's only 7%, it's their highest issue. it apartments appears, 27% of rs believe it's the most important issue. less so on the democratic side.

. >> doug is here with a look at our weher.ny better than today. >> not in latejuly. >> exactly right. you know, average high temperature this time ofs year 89. we were close but with low humidity it makes all the dins in the world. heat intex was 105 on monday. today's heat iex lowerhan the actual temperature because of the very dry conditions out there. dryonditions can and clear skies leading to a beautiful night out there tonit. currentemperatures sitting at 77 degrees with winds out of the north at sixn miles hour. anytime we have wind out of the north that'sorlly drier air moving in. that's what we've seen across the area moday. looking good, too. temperatures look at this already 63 in winchester. this area, youay be in the upper 50s early tomorrow morning. that's the kind of nice cool morning we've got for you. 77 in d.c. and annapolis. suburbs definitely on the cooler side tomorrow mornin no rain. we are clear. and noon friday. we're tracking big changes. right now, i want to show you what's happen. clear skies, d.c.,

>>ac y, doug.tty much all we're looking at are large waves and in the carolinas and mid-atlantic and through about tuesday evening an maybe intoednesday morning and here's the latest thing, ti chris, a tropical storm with maximum winds at 60 miles per hour. if you've been keeping track of this storm over the weend has barely moved and the movement right now is not movement and stationery. likely strengthened to a category 1 hur lcaneely this evening or early tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning during the m earlning hours it stays parallel to the coast off to sea. you can seers this is ty at 9:00 a.m. still a category 1 and off the new england coast. that's what we're tracking with chris, very low imact on our local beaches. large waves if you're headi there tomorrow or wednesday, and we're also keeping a close eye on the remnants of beryl. that's what you're looking at right here and pacting puerto rico. it's bringing heavy rains to parts of island leading to isolated mud slides and flooding. our me

. >> thanks, doug. we want to start with some of the video we've been gathering to show you how dangerous things got o there. >> some close calls in a lot of places. d.c. firefighters had to rescue several people every flooded roads around rockek park. this is one of the videos they tweeted out tonight of a mail truck off the road. the driver nowhere in sight. late found okay. two other people had to be rescued nearby on grant road after their car got stuck. >> inar ngton, this is what it looked like at the boston quarr parking garage. cars forced to drive through deep water to get out. how about takoma park, storm drains overflowing. a manhole cover no match for all the rain. >> but let's start back inn arlingow where news4's stow shomari stone caught up with the owner of this restaurant tonight. that's a lot to clean up there. >> reporter: you know what, it is a mess inside. imagine being a barista in thi restaurant. all of a sudden, the ceiling tiles start falling down to th ground. there are tens of

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doug luzader is live in washington, d.c.his morning with more on the reasons for this growing controversy. doug-- >> reporter: the white house is just considering this. they have nod made a decision at this point. but it is touching off a major debate over security who really needs to know? and if you combine security clearance access with biting criticism of the president, what then? >> the president is exploring the mechanisms to remove security clearances because -- making baseless accusations of improper contact with russia. >> reporter: the white house has six people in mind. many of whom have been outspoken critics of president trump. one is james clapper who is non- too pleased. >> i think this is a petty thing to do and that's about all i'll say. >> reporter: john brennan accused the president of treason after the helsinki summit. and rand paul who is the driving force behind this says enough is enough. >> an ex-cia get out and say the president is treasonness. no one is going to stop him from saying that. but should