the air with congressman doug collins. go ahead. keep wondering, we talk, talk -- we're supervising the world. drop some airborne rangers. it's evil. there, it will it be at our doorstep. host: you know what, i'm having a hard time understanding you. connection is not that great. did you understand it? guest: i caught part of it. is get to t he said something, just drop some go.gers in and very proud of their training. the secondary phase of their raining takes place in camp merel. the fighters covering a large rieshths now, 30,000 fighters that are spread out. his is not a traditional war scenario. they're going literally village by village and vpg control where can use a small number of organizationn that to control littleville lammings and larger towns. so the assets are deployed in a larger area so that they're not isolated around. brooklyn, new york. allana, republican caller. caller: hi, representative collins. morning, allana. caller: good morning. a question. would anybody lose face if they since he knows all about what happ

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collins, news4. >> we are starting to feel a little chill in the air. doug kammerer, what is going on? >> i just want to say, it's finally great to meet you of the. >> oh, hi. yeah, i know. >> a great job in the morning. >> i appreciate your work. and i like this action right here. >> yeah? >> yeah. >> all right. we'll see how this goes. nationals. if you win the world series, this thing -- even going to be jayson werth up here. maybe not that much. but nationals, i'm doing this for you guys. let's take a look outside right now. yes, on the cool side for sure. you wake up tomorrow morning too? >> i certainly am. be there at 4:26, doug. >> 4:26 is when they start in the morning. yeah, i'm up watching every day. outside right now, it is on the cool side. and it's been a little breezy too. high temperatures today only in the low 70s for most areas. right now sitting at 72 degrees. winds out of the northwest at 15 miles per hour. so we are seeing that wind. and that wind has been upwards of 20 to even 25 miles per hour during the afternoon. look at the numbers right now. 63 in gaithersburg

collins. news4. >> thank you, pat. >>> well, let's get an update on the weather, doug. what time is that rain coming in? >> i think it gets here around this time tomorrow afternoon. so most of your day wednesday will be rather cloudy but the rain will move in eventually. take a look and show what's going on today. a few clouds move in across our region but still a very nice afternoon. your evening planner as the sun goes down at 7:04 continues to go down earlier and earlier. 73 now, down to 70 by 7:00. 64 degrees, much cooler, as we move through the 9:00 and 11:00 hour. already 66 in gaithersburg and 69 towards reston. huntingtown at 65 degrees. so you know it's going to be another cool night tonight. very similar to what we saw last night. so if you needed the jacket this morning, you'll need it again tomorrow morning. storm team 4 radar, nothing to show as far as the radar is concerned. but look down to the south and east. and this is where we're looking at that moisture. all of that rain down along the coast from raleigh towards jacksonville and right on out into the atlantic, all of that is going to

collins, news4. >> thanks, pat. >>> there are some strong storms moving into our area. doug, what's up? >> yeah, we're watching those storms out there right now, just around the i-81 corridor, west of the blue ridge. but we are watching for those to move into our area later on this afternoon. take a look at those storms right now. once again, fairly strong, even a severe thunderstorm warning issued a little bit earlier this evening. and these are some strong storms. a lot of lightening and thunder, winds gusting to 40, potentially 50 miles per hour and even building to the south. look at the storm around the la ray area. these right now are in hardy and hampshire counties, west virginia through morgan. jefferson county towards maryland and weekend too. this is all a line of storms as it makes its way east. it's associated with a cold front that is making its way our way right now. so this whole line will continue to make its way our way. i'm going break it down for you and let you know when it moves into your area, plus what to expect next. and we've got some very cold air coming in. th