. >> erday, the u.s. surgeon-general lead by example. and t cdc is urging pregnant women to get the flu vaccine. only half of them received the flu shot last winter. >> i get one every year. get all the kids vaccinated. >> yeah. >> it's 4:10. grocery n shopping is only expensive, it's time consuming. do you take your kids grocery shopping? >> i have three so it's really time consumin >> we're looking into grocery delivery services. are they worth your time and cash? >> a plane full of passengers nes down landi the water. we'll show you the actions that happened next that keptveryone alive. >> good morning, everybody. storm team 4 weather alert for you this morning, the heaviest of the rain is over. still a lot of lingering showers across the area for now. if you're just gting up and getting going the good news is the rain will be ending very, very shortly and the weekend is looking magnafic. the details are coming up. >>> you're watching news 4 today. overnight new video in micronesia. 47ng passes and crew that were on this plane are saf

the hearing lasted for nearly nine hoursye erday. people glued to their tvs at work and at home.'s he what happens next. a vote on kavanaugh's nomination be scheduled for 9:30 this morning with mem of the senate judiciary committee. >> republican senators haven't said which way they're leaning. in her opening statement she insisted she didn't want to come shrward but felt it was her duty. also left no doubt that she believed it was kavanaugh that tried to rape her in 1982. >> dr. ford, with what degree of certainty do you believe brett kavanaugh assaulted yo >> 100%. >> after dr. ford wrapped up her stimony it was judge kavanaugh's turn to testify. several times during the hearine was visibly emotional stopping at times to compose himself. also angry saying democrats turned the confirmation process into a search to destroy strategy. >> none of these allegations are true. >> correct. >> no doubtn your mind. >> zero. i'm 100% certain. >> 100% certain senator. >> you swear to god. >> i swear to god. >> coming up, we'll have more analysis on the hearing andha wt ens next. the r weathe

it happened just before 11 erday morning. >>> crews can be seen here swooping down to a chp helicopter noise to the woman to safety. this happened before 11:00 yesterday morning. she was walking the trail on mount tam when she fell. the victim was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. >>> two men are in jail after pleading deputies in a while chase in the south bay in a stolen u-haul van. more on the high-speed pursuit that ended in the nasty crash. >> reporter: the suspects led police on a winding chase in saratoga to san jose with speeds often topping 100 miles per hour. it then crashed here at stevens creek and wolf road. according to the sheriff's department, deputies first spotted the suspects and the stolen u-haul van when they responded to a security alarm a few blocks away. they tried to pull the van over, but the suspects sped off. for the next half hour, deputies chase the suspects on the interstate and on the city streets. in the predawn hours, the roads were empty and deserted. until they weren't. the suspects collided with this car in the 65-year-old man kind t

they were reportedye missing erday after a dispute at their grandmother's home in northeast. police stay 18-month-old, 3-year-old, and 6-year-old, were all founds fine this morning. there are no details about whe the children were discovered. >>> so we have heard so much abou. as of midnight tonight, we're all going to get our chance to boad it. >> talking bob woodward's new book. it goes on sale at midnight. it is entitled fear and it has already provided loathing in circles. saying that woodward isetached mpom reality. >> president tgain is praising his white house as a well-oiled machine but that book paints a completely different picture. nown the evef the release, the white house and the author are going head to head over w was telling the truth. >> pushback from the podium. today white house holding its first briefing since two scathing accounts of an administration in chaos. sarah huckabee sanders slamming journalist bob woodward, author of the new book "fear" which talks about a tumultuous white house through unnamed sources. >> which see incredibly reckless for a boo

. >>> my kids got eaten alive by the mosquyeos erday. devoured head to toe. want you to help keep the number down to fight against the spread of the west nile virus. last week, two parks were closed to spraynd prince george's sprayed in the areas of lanham and temple hills. now ooicials want us do our part to keep them in check. >> it's important for the uublic to hel to help prevent mosquitos around their yards or homes by emptying out the containers of standing water. you want to do it at least once a week. because it takes mosquos about e week to complete their development in the water. >> i didn't know that. officials recommend using bug spray and even staying inside during the times of day when mosquitos might be most active. >> in case you get bit, always carry that itch stick on -- or a cortisone cream. >>> keep an eye out for men and women. firefighters at major intersections, they're hoping to fill the boot with money for muscular dystrophy. the money pays for a lot of things for patients to see specialists. attend campsnd to support research. fairfa

detectives hope survilllance video help track down the driver that hit a cyclist and kept on gyeng erday morning. take a look. you see the badly damaged bike on the corner of 12th andti cotion northwest. injured rider bikes to his job at the signatunatural history m every day. he's srecovering torning at the hospital. >> an elderly man trapped in a d.c. apartment building for five days after massive fire is expected to be okay. the 74-year-oldou was yesterday in the navy yard neighborhood. the man is believed to have been inside his apartment for when the fire started on wednesday afternoon to when a crew member found him. he had no electricity and was stuck in his apartme because the door was jammed. they searched ihh by i to make sure that no one else was in there. the l hear directly from engineer that found him. >> outrage in indian some parents there can't believe their eyes. >> a bus driver was fired after new video shows her letting an 11-year-old g behind the wheel wand driveith children on board. wah this. >>okay. okay. first you got to put your foot on te. br >> now this video

. >> when i leftyeilmington erday there were 5 inches of rain on the ground. since that time there is now 24 inches of rain in wilmingtow. that's heavy the rain has been falling. you can see these bands just continue to stream off of the atlantic here producing the torrential dopours in wilmington and most oforth caroli now stretching into northern south carolina. it's a tropicalon depres winds have been dying down but it's the rain at this point that's the big concerns. moving west at m 8es per hour and will continue to move through western south carolina and make its way up through the ohio river valley and eventually move into the northeast as we go into tuesday night and wednesday as the storm continues to rain itself out. rainfall totals we've seen out of this they have been piling up within the last several hours in places like wilmington where we have close to 24 inches. swansboro has 22 inches. most is across central and eastern north carolina. we still have tornado watches in effect. even as t storm weakens, there's a lot of energy the spinup can prod

erday, the "new york times" published an opinion column from hill, with her own prescriptions for what central figures in the current confrontation could learn from 1991. anita hill is now a professor of law at brandeis university and an author, focusing on issues of gender, race and social policy. and she joins me now. anita hill, welcome back to the "newshou. just to look at what's going on now, the senate judiciary committee leaders are saying they wanty professor blaord to testify, believe an f.b.i. investigation is necessary, their owntaff is investigating, and they're making it sound as if they're going to go ahead wheer she's there or not. under those circumstances, should she testify? >> you know, that's a decision that she has to makeorf. hers my belief is that, without an investigation, there c be an effective hearing. >> woodruff: so when the senators on the judiciary committee begin an ininvestigation, you're s that's not sufficient? >> i'm saying it's not sufficient not because they -- i know what the staff qualifications are, but i doubtt thy are qualified to carry out th

the widow of john mcnamara put his ashes in the begonias ye erday.mbers killed when the gunma entered the newsroom in late june. a> a young woman charged in road rage incident in northeast d.c. is now being held without bond. check it out, 20-year-old mariana silver here, appearing fore a judge yesterday. she is seen here actually on hell phone video smashing windows of that greyhound bus. this is before she allegedly tried to run over that bus wiver with her car. we have video --ow.ar sc stuff here. her next court appearance by the way is scheduled for tuesday. ur still wondering -- what could make someone sous like that? >>> we have new information about the afghan fan accusedf stabbing two aricans in amsterdam. the suspect initially said he had a terrorist motive. investigat ss oayn friday the suspect attacked the victims at the city's main railway statione they're in hospital this morning with serious injuries. police shot the suspect and arrested him. he has a german residency permit. detectives are searchi home there and he'll appear in court t