. - remaining unseasonably warm through early next week - tracking t.s. nate - could become a hurricane this weekend warm through early next week - tracking t.s. nate - could become a hurricane this weekend - rain chances return late weekend & early next week today: partly to mostly cloudy. warm. highs: 81-85 winds: sw 5 mph tonight: partly to mostly cloudy. mild. lows: 56-65 winds: s 5 mph saturday: mix of sun and clouds. warm and breezy. spotty shower possible. highs: 82-86 winds: s 5-10+ mph still ahead on good morning washington. following yet another report of hackers stealing secrets from the united states government.... find significant data breach in recent history. ovnight cam newton took to twitter apologizing for laughing at a female reporter earlier in the week. we'll let you get a hear at what he said. washington. a huge fire at a house on foxhall road. this is right by we are told that two adults and two safely. e it foxhall road however is shut down - which is bad news for commuters. we will stay on top of this and bring you more as we get

the late 70s and early 1980s. it had a tremendous impact on how the worldchanged and a tremendous impact on how the cold war ended . one of the things that i want to do is to, some people have been joking about this but in my book the global cold war i tried to rule on the cold war geographically and in this book i tried to track it g chronologically. that's not entirely true anyway. although there might be some elements in it. it is a long book after all. at least i got paid per page. by the publishers. but by my attempt in this book is to look at the issues i brought up in the global cold war which have to do with how the cold war became a global system. that influenced not just europe, the soviet union and north america influenced by the late 1950s almost every corner of the globe and that's why i write more in this book then in most discussions of the cold war about latin america. and maybe especially about india and some people would wonder what is the significance of india with regard to the cold war? that s

i dropped one early. messed up the stats a little bit so, i had to try to make it exciting for the fans a little bit. >> tom: we appreciate it. >> you made up for it. you did good. >> tom: you did okay. well done guys, and a great win. chris? >> chris: some early wrinkles. they exploited some mishatmatch and it was a strong statement, but they challenge next week in columbus. >> kirk: they jum them early, and able to pull away. an impressive performance all the way around for the nittany lions. onward. who is that again? >> chris: ohio state. they have a hostile crowd in columbus. the lions bulldoze still undefeated. time now for the ford wrap-up show. let's go to cassidy hubbarth. >> thanks, chris. since losing to michigan last year, penn state has now won 16 straight regular season games. we'll see how long that can last as the guys say. they have ohio state in columbus next week. now while a lot of eyes will be on that game, are we all overlooking notre dame? they were seen running into the end zone a

warm and dry weather is expected regionwide early next week. next week. regionwide early expected weathers needs to be re- edited...needs to start with the market...not the fire north bay.burning in the wildfires to follow the we continue ( darya ) ( darya ) we continue to follow the wildfires burning in the north bay. it has taken a lot of man power to fight those fires.( james ) in sonoma county alone there are more than 3-thousand firefighters working to contain the nuns and tubbs fires. so now a market in santa rosa is taking the time to say thank you. oliver's market is treating first responders to free meals all week long. the market has been doing this since last week. < katrina hampton, shopper// "i didn't know that but that is amazing because they helped so much in our community."josh tuhtan, shopper//"it's really great to see the community come together and really help everyone out.">( james ) one firefighter told kron 4 that oliver's is not the only business giving first responders free food. in addition oliver's donated ten thousand dollars to the north bay fire relief fund an

it is early. very early. still in the 4:00 hour. still have overnight construction crews still out there. so kind of weird shot. but the schuylkill westbound at 30th street closed. so pretty good about getting that cleared out of our way before 5:00. >> overnight resurface project on the schuylkill, eastbound, eastbound, only part between turnpike and gulph mills. it looks like crews might be starting to move out of the way right now, for overnight resurface project. construction on the blue route , right lane compromised, there plus construction 422, as well, eastbound between trooper and first avenue and westbound at route 23. the left lane blocked there. so we will be talking more about construction coming up in the next ten minutes, back to you. >> eagles of course celebrating huge win on the road, that you saw right here on cbs-3. >> birds show they're ready for prime time against one of the best teams in the ffl. look. performed well on both sides of the ball against the panthers. wentz through for three touchdowns, eagles imp

temperatures on the early morning.mperatures from dropping too low. clear skies further north means it will be a nippy start of the day. in glasgow, 16 degrees first thing. less cold but wherever you are in the country, it somewhere within the range. the far south is still 11 or 12 degrees. parts of sunset and devon maybe cornwall, under the cloud. during the early morning. even a spot of drizzle. that should quickly fade away. then, we are left with a mostly windless day. sunny skies and decent temperatures. not to be sniffed at. in the south of the country, up to 15 degrees. stronger, arrows across scotland. the northern isles be blustery, and on friday night and on the early hours of saturday, the winds are strengthening across many northern and north—western parts of the country. picard and north—western parts of the country. pica rd returns and north—western parts of the country. picard returns from the atlantic. drizzle in places, hill fog as well. a great picture on saturday for many of us but eastern parts of t

he became involved in early statehood efforts. there were a couple of early efforts to get to coda admitted as a -- to get dakota admitted as a state. when benjamin harrison was elected resident, it was good for him -- president, it was good for him for two reasons. one, he started the conversation about statehood and help make it final. he also turned out to be the last governor of the dakota territory. when we became a state, he was easily elected as our first governor. this is governor bill janklow. he was south dakota's governor twice. he would later come back from 1995 to 2003. he is the longest serving governor in our state's history and the third longest-serving governor in the country. he really was a character, an outspoken, aggressive guy who would try to take action and sometimes very unorthodox ways. one of the things he is most remembered for is his management of disasters. when there was a tornado or some other type of disaster, he would be out there personally yelling out orders. we had a very active tornado once in

late tomorrow night early sund sunday.once again a good consensus that the remnant moisture will head in our direction. power outages will be a concern. moderate to extensive power outages into indicated by this graphic from biloxi to mobile bay. we'll monitor that along with the storm surge. but the rainfall chances for us really ramping up late sunday into monday. take a look at this computer model graphic showing you three to 6-inches of rainfall likely along the gulf coast. as we move toward our area, by tuesday evening, one to 2-inches philadelphia. higher amounts off to the west. around state college. lesser amounts into sections of delaware and also south jersey. temperatures still pretty mild. generally in the upper 60s low 70s right now. overnight tonight, staying mild. look at the number. upper 50s the lehigh valley. mid 60s for the philadelphia area. so once again, feeling like summer. much of the weekend monitoring those remnant showers. the tropical moisture early next week. one to 2-inches of rainfall expecte

heads in our direction early next week.ghetti plots pretty much right toward the gulf coast as we move toward the second half of the upcoming weekend and then it moves that energy right over us. take a look at the latest. power outage index forecast model and you can see it looks like pretty moderate to extensive power outages likely around eastern sections of new orleans all the way to mobile bay so that's what we'll be watching. rainfall chances for us really ramping up. sunday late into early next week. we need the rainfall. last time we saw real significant rainfall was september 16th. as we go hour by hour, watching it make landfall that moisture it streams all the way to the delaware valley sunday and once again into early next week so the computer models painting anywhere particular three to 6-inches along the gulf coast but as we move toward our area, we'll likely see one to 2-inch 2-inches. higher amounts north and west. lesser amounts as you move toward place like atlantic city maybe half an inch upwards to an inc

is halloween and parents want to get to work early so they can leave early. this year we have the added bonus of people who want to get home for the world series. you will have traffic all over the place. right now 80 westbound is doing pretty well. that is slowing on 37 as you head west over to sonoma and marin county. the thing on's usual. -- nothing unusual. this is a look at b macarthur maze coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights have switched on and that means there is a backup. 10-15 minutes before you make it onto the bridge. >>> don't be surprised if you see long lines at gas stations today. tomorrow, the state gasoline tax goes up. many people want to fill up before that happens. allie rasmus is in orinda. that money raised by the tax will be used to fix our roads, right? >> reporter: yes. this is part of a plan passed by the legislature earlier this year and signed into law. it will raise about $50 billion over the next 10 years for road repair maintenance and improvements. you will start noticing the cost of gas

early season pacific weather system moves into california. (marty) we'll be right back with more fire coverage. the atlas fire destroyed more than 100 homes in the silverado resort area of napa. this was bill and janice mathis' home... the three bedroom, three bath home reduced to ashes. napa county search and rescue teams are meticulously combing through debris. the silverado resort escaped major damage... but strong winds downed power lines all over the grounds. since the fire broke out a week ago, over 300-thousand customers have lost power. but as of yesterday, power has been restored to over 90-percent of areas. <>janice mathis/ napa county: "in this moment, i'm realizing you don't put your boots on and your gloves on and go sift through stuff. there's nothing to sift through."> (marty) at least four people have died as a result of the atlas fire so far. (dave) a look at weather when we return. (vo) dogs have evolved, but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. nutrient-dense, protein-rich

warm and dry weather is expected regionwide early next week. no major hot spots. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. (james) we have more breaking news this morning... this time out of oakland. one person has died and two others are critically injured in a house fire in the lakeshore neighborhood. the fire broke out around 11 o'clock last night on calmar avenue. firefighters say four adults and two children lived inside the home. when crews arrived ... smoke was coming from the home and two people were suffering from smoke inhalation.( darya ) the children and one other adult got out safely. another adult was rescued from the second floor. a third adult died in the home before they could be rescued. ( james ) breaking overnight news just in to the kron4 newsroom. san jose police are investigating a deadly stabbing and the attacker is still on the loose. it happened on branham lane east just after midnight. officers say the man was suffering from at least one stab wound. he died at the hospital. ( darya ) our big story this mornin

early in, early out. now that we are in 2017, we make it people who just won't go today. that would be the best case scenario. this is 280 northbound. also looking at the westbound bay bridge. traffic is moving along okay into san francisco. >>> it's 2017 and people, a significant portion of workers have flexibility. we may have some people who won't go tomorrow. they may work longer tomorrow and the next day. >> if anyone is on its, it would be you. you know the trends. >> we will see. it hasn't happened yet but i'm thinking one year we will start to see it, finally. >> that makes sense. thank you. >>> we have your forecast. it's cloudy and very cool. you can feel the cool air spilling in. yesterday was breezy and windy but today will not be as bad. low clouds will burn off sooner. tonight if you're going out, you will be all right. it's going to cool off very fast as we head toward 8:00. if you're out at 11:00, you have a better life than me because i will be sound asleep. we do have high pressure building in for today and tomorrow. partly sunny, chilly and nice. the ra

so you can get all of that candy early here and celebrate early on halloween. halloween night really can be a dangerous time for kids. according to aaa, children are four times more likely to be hit by a car on halloween than any other day of the year. so it is obviously a good idea to make sure that your little ones are using crosswalks to get across the streets if they are out after dark. another good trick is to put reflective tape on costumes and candy bags so that drivers can see your kids in the dark. now, here in alameda, we are talking with kids and parents this morning. and everyone excited about halloween. >> we decorate. we, you know, plan for several hundred pieces of candy. people in alameda love the whole halloween theme. and we have a blast. we love the little kids when they come by and love looking at the costumes and watching their enthusiasm. it's good fun. >> reporter: also tonight, parole agents will be taking part in what is known as operation boo. it is done every year on halloween. agents will be checking in on convicted child molesters w

got to him early. tried to rattle him a little bit. he played with great poise and made a big throw for a touchdown. >> it's hard to tackle the quarterback who is a little bit athletic like that. he knows how to make people miss. you got to make the plays. >> in the second half, he escaped and ran for, like, 20 yards. we got to keep him in the pocket. >> we were covering and he ends up popping out, busting a long run. definitely devastating. we got to rebound and get ready for the cowboys. >> from one elite second-year quarterback to another. dak prescott and the cowboys up next. sherri burruss, news 4 sports. >> shake it off, get ready for the cowboys. >> that's right. you heard it. the cowboys come to town sunday night. >>> up to leaves and branches on your lawn. the overnight storms are calming down. but they left behind some damage, especially to the south. chris lawrence is at the live desk for us now. chris? >> aaron, rain, wind been hammering north carolina and south carolina. possibly a tornado as well. the storms blew out wind

we're on early so you know what you need to know. the fire has burned 30 acres and is causing evacuations for people living in the area of bear creek. officials say if you are not under mandatory evacuation orders, if you feel like you are in danger, you should leave now. there are several agencies fighting the fire right now. we know crews from santa clara county are there on fire lines along with cal fire. >>> 4:11. netflix is willing to fall deeper into debt in an effort to gain more viewers. the company is borrowing billions of dollars to pay for exclusive series. it is gambling the strategy will pay off with more subscribers. so far, it is working, azens as netflix has tripled its global audience the past four years. they have 109 million subscribers worldwide. >>> people working for small companies are less likely to get regular cancer screenings. researchers from the american cancer society looked into this, and the key number is this, that workers at companies with fewer than 25 employees are less likely to be up to date on t

lingering shower early. highs: 69-74 winds: s to nw 5-15 mph breaking right now one man is fighting for his life after a deadly triple shooting this morning, police confirm that two men were killed after shots rang out at last night at "all veterans park". a third man is now hospitalized with serious injuries. we are waiting for an update from police and will bring you more details later this monring. also breaking now in prince george's county - one person is dead and multiple others injured after a crash on greenbelt road. police say two vehicles crashed near aerospace road around ten last night. one person was pronounced dead at the scene. a driver and three passengers were taken to the hospital. no update yet on their condition. and right now - a maryland high school on alert. a threat prompting increased security today. john gonzalez is live in greenbelt with the social media post police are now investigating.. a crime alert in college park.. the university of notifying students about another off-campus

whether it is early in the morning, i think it is probably a blessing that i am an early riser because it is the hardest thing about the job, for me it is about being away from my family. the other part is having an incredible partner.my husband is supportive and he puts up with all of this and helps keep all of us afloat and i couldn't do it without having him as a support system to get through each day. >> in my book, i wrote that my favorite piece of advice is that choosing to be loved is not a career limiting decision. and was he your boss at some point? >> no, i was actually his boss. i think some people imagine that if they're going to have this dog that it is this magical moment and real cinderella story. and the stars come out and the band as like everyone is so excited. it certainly was not my experience. i can assure you that. >> and you, you did not comprehend them if you do is just hit the ground running. >> it all happened within about a four hour period. >> i love the deputy job. i find that is when he gets another commander-in-chief very well. in more of a relaxed settin

in early foul trouble. klay thompson started the game 3 of 3 from beyond the arc. the feed from k.d. and knocks it down. he had 11 points in five minutes. and swaggy pete nick young, 5 for 5 to start out as a golden state warrior, sticking the tongue out at kobe right there. but james harden so difficult to deal with, has 18 points at the half. the lead is cut to one. second quarter, swaggy p is feeling it. he's got 20 at the half. kevin durant, maybe a little over amped early. took 16 minutes to get his first field goal. with over five minutes left, the pass to draymond green. and another swaggy sighting here. 5 of 6 from beyond the arc in the first half, my goodness. right now they're at halftime. the warriors are leading by a score of 71-62. we've been talking about it throughout the preseason that injuries really might be the only thing that keeps this warriors team from repeating as nba champions. there was a gruesome injury tonight in the celtics game. i want to warn you right now, we'll show you the before and after the injury, because it's too hard to look

construction of a lot of the early facilities. this statue recalls that early elements of his legacy. the pigtailed bridges is another famous feature he led the construction of. he was a progressive, theodore roosevelt type of republican. ownedated a lot of state andrprises, some worked out some different. he served in the u.s. senate for the rest of his life. he was the driving force behind the construction of not rushmore at the federal level, the behinds national park -- the construction of mount rushmore at the federal level, the badlands national park as well. he has made a huge contribution to parkland in the united states. indiana.s a native of he went to the university of indiana in bloomington. a lan a newspaper and was wyer there. he came to south dakota, because his wife had respiratory problems and indiana was too humid. so, he originally came to springfield, south dakota. senator iniend of a indiana at that time, and he was appointed to run the land office in the springfield, south dakota territory. landved then to ru

most of our early governors came from the great lakes states.at is where a lot of the settlement came from. this capital was built with tone almost exclusively from other states. there was a lawsuit that attempted to force the building to be built entirely with south dakota stone. we have quarries in sioux falls. and there was a lawsuit that forced it to be built with stone and there is stone available in south dakota but that case was not successful in the decision was made to go with a low bid and that is why it is built without a state of stone. right now, we are in the rotunda of the capital. looking around the rotunda a little bit, there are 4 wells for statues. hose wells stood empty until the state's centennial in 1989 and the state commissioned for statues by dale, a sculptor and now our artist laureate. integrity was encouraged. and represented by the 4 statues of gods. the flags, obsolete, the south statues by dale, a sculptor and now our artist laureate. dakota flag and there is a flight from dakota territory and a flag from the unite

thank you for watching "early today." today." be sure to follo ♪ w ♪ making it today."arved turkey breast. the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. ♪ making it ♪ ooh ooh ooh. ♪ making it ♪ thick, carved turkey breast. the autumn carved turkey is back for a limited time at subway. so much turkey. fire fight, but it )s not over yet. good mog >>> gaining ground in the north bay fire fight. it is not over, yet, as you can see here. i'm marcus washington. right now, a new threat lingers as some evacuees are allowed to return home. >> i'm laura garcia. this eighth day brings more hope and a bigger sense of community. one of the worst fires in california history. the headlines at this hour, 40 people are confirmed dead with hundreds more still missing. all eyes on another new fire, which continues to burn in the oaklawn area between santa rosa and kenwood. in some areas, people returning to their home including calistoga, which has been dese f

thursday a light jacket early on. if you are an early riser taking the dog out for a walk early. the future cast moving through the day tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. if you are watching us in garrett, allegany, we could see showers move through. but other than that we will stay dry because all of this is fizzling out. late tomorrow night as it drifts to the east. there is no impact around the immediate metro. we will keep cloud cover in place for friday. added clouds later this afternoon. wi will stay in the 70's on saturday. the tropics for you. tropical depression 16. will likely be a category one hurricane and i make landfall on sunday. as category one storm. the name is nate. the moisture from the system will arrive here late sunday night to monday. that will bring us a chance of showers around the d.m.v. wi will cool things down thursday and friday next week. larry: 60's. wow! still to come but tonight at 5:00 -- aliens. alison: when a man thinks the invasion will begin. and why he says he knows. larry: okay. we have you intrigued. but first crossing state line for healthca

but we have early drizzle, some spotty showers to contend with. at ultimate doppler, it's not really picking up a whole lot on the low level clouds and moisture, but it is definitely there. look at the reduced visibility down to three miles in philadelphia along with millville, down to one and a half miles visibility and allentown. the temperatures upper 50's right now in pottstown we have 62. wilmington, mid 60's, millville and atlantic city 60, and allentown, so fall festivals, football, the temple game taking place later on today, drizzle, fog for the tailgater, mostly cloudy skies, upper 60's by noon, 75 degrees by the afternoon. we're looking at high temperatures above average, not only today, but by tomorrow, feeling like summer, back into the low 80's. the roller coaster ride continues in the weather department. mostly cloudy skies throughout the day today, some fog, drizzle again late tonight, then tomorrow morning, we're looking at clouds giving way to sunshine but tomorrow night, here's the line of showers with that cold front that will

but again, the rain is here for the late of the week, late early to early friday.will probably be more of a snow event than rain event. overall looking good as we get toward thursday to sunday. a couple feet of snow is possible. the system that moved into southern california allowed the fog to kick in. we could get light drizzle from that and higher clouds to the north. athens and menlo park,

just a couple degrees above freezing mark further north you go early on this sunday morning. for the most part temperatures this afternoon will be on the cooler then average side you see here we are starting out 24 hours ago we are 10 degrees cooler. later this afternoon we will get up to 69 with plenty of sunshine. >> i'm liking it, thanks, matt >>> now to the latest on the crisis in puerto rico. president trump and san juan's mayor are fighting over recovery efforts 11 days after hurricane maria hit the u.s. territory. mayor carmen cruz criticized the federal response yesterday , the president then fired back on twitter and called her a poor leader, meantime there are signs of recovery there, cord to go puerto rico's governor more than 50 percent of the gas operators are now up and running as well as most hospitals. however, millions still have no power, and they are running low on food and water. >>> "eyewitness news" reporter alycia nieves is on the ground in peer toe rico reporting from san juan after working to get her family further inland. alycia captured the emotiona

one of the early black pilots. took his skills and talents to ethiopia in 1930s to help to repel the italian invasion of the ethiopia in the 1930s. he also became the chief pilot of the imperial majesty and has been given credit for helping to jumpstart that only the ethiopia air force but ethiopian airways. which today is the leading carrier on the continent and bids fair to get together the entire continent in 2017, 2018. that is to say, hoping to possibility if you're trying to from west to east from there to nairobi you have to go via london to paris or flyby ethiopian airways. and as directly from west to east, and this the open airway was no small measure. and when he died in 1954 in an airplane crash, the streets were lined in homage to this heroic figure. another topic that i deal with in this book, is that women, black women in particular became interested in aviation really early on. some of your probably familiar with bessie coleman. diane reckons one of our leading choreographers, her mother was a leadi

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it broke out early this morning and fire crews are holding it at 30 acres..percent contained tonight... crews spent the day dropping water and fire retardant on the mountainous terrain. no homes threatened...no evacuations ordered. (vicki) as many people are reeling from the wildfires in the north bay... today many were marking the anniversary of yet another tragedy... today marks the 28th anniversary of the deadly loma prieta earthquake....which shook the bay area to its core back on october 17th, 1989. the quake was centered on the san andreas fault. it caused extensive damage to the bay area.....including san francisco, the south bay.......down through the santa cruz mountains.. the 6-point-nine quake caused the double decker nimitz freeway to collapse in oakland....alon g with the east span of the bay bridge. 63 people were killed and thousands were injured. san francisco mayor ed lee released a statement today saying, "the city has since learned a lot...with a huge focus on making buildings, homes and bridges more secure and resilient." (vicki) ahead at

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lingering shower early. highs: 69-74 winds: s to nw 5-15 mph we are following breaking news. a triple shooting in night. alexandria city police tell us that two men were found dead on the scene when officers arrived at all veterans park. a third man was injured and rushed right now we are waiting for an update from police about his condition this morning. neighbors we spoke with, were shocked. police say they were searching for a suspect last night-- but this morning, officers believe the three men shot were the only people involved in the incident. a new day - a new chapter in the fight between the white house and a florida congresswoman. the conflict comes as she and other members of congress call for an investigation into the deaths four military members in niger. abc's serena marshall reports. the streets were packed in arlington on sunday as 20-thousand people line of the marine corps marathon the 26-point-two mile race - bringing people from all walks of life together - earning its nickname, "the peopl

then our next disturbance moving late sun night into early monday morning. we'll see another chance for showers as we head through your sunday night into early morning. notice how it broke up once it hit the blue ridge. we could see some of those showers hold together and impact us late sunday night into early monday morning. i fast forward to 4:00 p.m. by moan. notice what happens. showers are out of here. clouds are out of here. we're setting up for a please monday afternoon. as far as the rain goes. it is going to be pretty breezy. here's a look at our rain outlook. we're headed into another dry stint. sunday night into moan our best chance for showers and then we hit tuesday and wednesday and we're faring on the drier side of later sun night. get out there and enjoy your sun. temperature expected to be in the low 70s tomorrow. more on the muggy side. clouds will be clearing throughout the day. by the afternoon you're headed to fedex field to see the redskins take on the 49ers here's the forecasts. low 80s by 3:00 p.m. still very warm with a great deal of

still very early and dark out there. dry roadways. that will help us this morning i know earlier on with the rainy roadways it just set up the tone for the week being very busy starting early. kind of the same story here we have a disable vehicle boulevard southbound before wissohickon avenue. that right lane compromised. only headlights out here. here schuylkill westbound between south street and vine we have construction blocking the right lane, lots of vehicles as well. plus here, schuylkill eastbound between 202 and conshohocken right lane and schuylkill ramp to conshohocken is closed until 5:00 a.m. >>> we begin with a gruesome discovery in philadelphia. a man is found with the knife in his back. victim was fun last night on the porch of this house on the 6400 block of north 20th street in west oak lane. police say that the four three-year old victim does not live at the home. >> we're not sure if he was stabbed at this location, or if he was stabbed somewhere else, but medics pronounced him dead victim still had a knife protrudi

well not much more from what you feel ready reporting really and it's still early in the day very early morning in the spigots of course the police as you've reported have given you figures about the people who were killed at least fifty they say more than two hundred injured but the police also has clearly said that these preliminary estimates we don't know there were thousands of people at that open air concerts so the numbers could still rise there carsten what about the man that they say was behind this attack what more do we know about him this is a sixty four year old white male we've heard from the area. yeah and we haven't heard much more there were reports in between that also a companion an asian looking woman was also being looked at but we haven't heard much about that person of course the first reactions when those reports came in were is another is the miss terrorist attack is another attack that has a racial background but this at least as far as we know so far doesn't seem to be the case the perpetrator who has been killers is a white sixty four year old mayo and many of

then back into the 80's with sunshine in the afternoon and early evening. tomorrow morning, we have a lot of wind to deal with. i will let you know where they should be the strongest and when we finally get the break from the humidity coming up. kimberly: along the gulf coast people are picking up pieces after huic no deaths or injuries reported in the u.s. because of the storm. it did spawn tornadoes. severalter destroyed homes and uprooted trees in south carolina. funnel clouds also spinning in north carolina. in mississippi, a roof destroyed, window shattered. >> i heard something like a train, like an amtrak train, just rolling, and glass was flying like bullets. kimberly: the coast flooded heavily. a storm surge sweeping into beach hotels and casinos, cars and five feet of seawater bouncing around. president trump twitting tonight fema and first responders are working hard again on hurricane nate. military helping, very much under control. meantime, people in puerto rico are still waiting for help, now two weeks after hurricane maria devastated the isl

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tough to get kids up early. sometimes they're waking mom and dad up early, too. six separate waves. the first kicks off at 9:30 this morning, a little under an hour from now. chuck bell was out there, too. he is emceeing the event. >> energy is always really good. every year, the marine corps marathon attracts runners from all walks of life. >> i was at reagan national last night. a bunch of people coming in for the race. whether it is their first marathon or maybe 42nd -- can you imagine -- every runner has their own story. mark segraves takes us through a few of the unique journeys. >> reporter: al richmond, former marine, is retired and living in northern virginia. he'll be wearing bib 42 on sunday morning because he' running his 42nd marine corps marathon. he's the last person known as the groundpounders, to have run every single marine corps ma marath marathon. >> i'm sad the others aren't. i don't know whether this could be my last one also. we'll have to see. >> reporter: for chris koch, this will be his first marine corps marathon and he'll be the first person ever to do the

that swings in later this morning and early this afternoon.nd then as the afternoon goes on, we'll see fewer and fewer showers, get sunshine and popping up to 80 in philadelphia. the suburbs, same story. we've seen some showers this morning. the steadier rain comes in late this morning and into the afternoon hours. for the lehigh valley, showers take hold this morning. we've seen a few raindrops already. by late this afternoon, you'll see breaks of sunshine, too. and the umbrella, as well, you'll probably need the umbrella during the late morning and early afternoon hours. not so much later on. 72 in new jersey. unusually warm. it will stay steady, the temperature, climbing this afternoon. the rain at lunchtime and the early afternoon hours. starts to taper off already by 2:00. at the shore, not an all-day rain. we won't see all that much rain, mostly just cloudy. winds picking up to 22 miles per hour at the shore. nate has weakened considerably. wind is not the issue, just rain. a chance of a shower and thunderstorm, but mostly showers. the s

we got to him early, tried to rattle him a little bit. but he just played with great poise and made the big throw for a touchdown. >> it's try to tackle a quarterback who is athletic like that. he knows how to make people miss. we got to make the plays and we didn't. >> he escaped and ran for like 20 yards. we got to keep him in the pocket and make plays. busting the long run. definitely devastating. we got to rebound. >> second-year elite quarterback to another. dak prescott and the dallas cowboys. sherri burruss, news 4 sports. >> move on and get ready for the cowboys. nothing else you can do. at least it's a home game sunday. >> sometimes that helps. >> thanks, aaron. >>> 5:07 now. an important olympic ceremony taking place right now. >> very important. chris lawrence at the live desk with more. >> we're getting a live look at what's going on as they light the olympic torch believe it or not. we're getting close to the olympic. south korea's prime minister is there in greece for the torchlighting ceremony. the torch will be lit at the

the fire started early this morning and quickly grew to a few dozen acres. crews spent the day dropping water and fire retardant on the mountainous terrain. no homes threatened...no evacuations ordered.however, the flames burned close to several television broadcast towers. ( pam ) just ahead.. now comes the next step. we will speak with a napa county official .... and look ahead to the massive rebuilding efforting following the devastating wildfires.( grant ) and they did everything they could to save some houses. we will introduce you to neighborhood heroes who tapped into a pool to fight the north bay wildfires. (grant) it's been nearly a week an a half since fires popped up across santa rosa and wine country...bringing those communities to their knees.(pam) tonight... our steve aveson.. getting an up close look at the destruction.. steve ( pam ) a group of neighbors banded together to save their homes in the fountaingrove area of santa rosa.( grant ) kron4's maureen kelly talked with a few of the members of this impromptu fire brigade who say they fought

suzanne: the incident took place early sunday morning.h night and alleged victim were treated at a local hospital. in the end he will be charged with assault and battery and he was taken to the fairfax county jail. neighbors here said that they heard yelling coming from the apartment after a small gathering at his home. one woman said that she saw a man swing at another. networkbaseball covering the washington nationals, a former pro baseball player himself. the victim did -- the victim described as acquaintance of his. this is what he had to say last night. anything wrong? >> i will be exonerated. he will be in court on january 8. reporting live in fairfax county, suzanne kennedy. suzanne: the redskins -- autria: the redskins, hoping they can keep it together by the time they take on their archrivals, the dallas c this after a disappointing loss against the eagles. carson wind through 44 touchdown passes. four touchdown passes. >> it's kind of like that on the nfc, the losing team says just a few plays could have made a difference and th

retailers starting early too. you may have seen signs and sales signs popping up at the mall this weekend. i know my inbox is inundated from retailers saying they have -- retail federation saying that the average shopper plans to spend $1200 this holiday season. >> yikes people trying to get them all in, even before black friday to boost them up before everyone goes online and gets stuff ready. >> holiday shopping, time, effort, money. if you want to save on all of yet. >> too much too soon. how about the extra holiday shoppers. businesses around the country. they are doing a lot of hiring. >> that's right. it takes more than an interested person to snag the job, though. justin finch tells us what businesses are looking for in their holiday hiring. >> how is it going back here? >> the fall season is busy at butler's orchard. >> we have pumpkin harvest days going on, on weekdays. festivals on the weekend. >> your total is $138.18. >> for halle butler, the orchard is more about dollars and cents. it's her family's b

wednesday night to early thursday. once we get this out of here we will look for a really nice end of the week. beautiful weekend ahead. showers, unsettled weather wednesday and thursday. isolated showers continue on friday. beautiful on saturday and sunday. highs with the upper 70's and the lower 80's. then we cool things down tuesday, wednesday, thursday next week. we are back in the upper 60's for daytime highs. we will see temperatures in the 5 that is not until next week. nice. a.c. if you have it. keep it on. alison: yeah. steve: i'm not going to complain. when it snows thanksgiving weekend we are all like what is going on. alison: exactly. that does feel like forever since we had rain and that changed yesterday to this morning. larry: richard reeve talked with the local farmers to find out if the crops were impact impacted. richard: northern virginia farmers keep a close eye on the oil and the -- soil and the sky. >> there are a lot of challenges with that. richard: literally too much rain in late june and early

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they will definitely face comments from lawmakers early next week. even if we don't hear the white house, we'll be hearing from lawmakers. all of this is scheduled at a time when there are public hearings scheduled to begin as early as tuesday in the senate intelligence committee and wednesday as well. >> kate, i want to ask you about the dossier. the washington free beacon put a statement on its website saying, none of the work product it received appears in the steeles do yar-- steele dossier. how much will this continue to play in this back and forth partisan fighting over who paid for the early research? >> dara, i think it's going to be part of this conversation going forward, especially the president wants to tray to place the blame on other people involved. and to try to bring in this new information. this will definitely be part of the news cycle going forward. whether or not washington free beacon had any say in the dossier, that's very unclear. as we go forward, i think that's definitely something that we're going to see in the news cycle,

born 15 weeks early a tiny pound and a half. and that was the beginning of her struggle: the first ten years of her life she lived with a mother addicted to hearoin. it shows how savage the addiction can be. today she is a composed 14-year-old telling her story her way. >>> what do you remember about those early years and your mom? >> she never ate. she'd have maybe a coke a day. no water and then go right back to bed. she'd never take care of me. never feed me. i had to feed myself. i consider myself as the parent and my mom the kid. >> do you think your mom sold >> reporter: she got in trouble for that? >> um, yeah. one time i think i was around 7 or 8 she actually made me do a drug deal for her. >> reporter: a drug deal? like what did she ask you to do? >> she put some either heroin or cocaine in a napkin or something. she said run up to that house, get the money and give this to them. >> reporter: tori said she never got any health care growing up. >> none until i was ten. i had never been to the dentist before. >> reporter: