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police tweeting out about h ting happening. this is right at the d.c.-maryland line near new hampshire avenue northeast. the scene is a the shell gas station there, if you're familiar with the area. it's marked there on the screen. there's no word on who may have been shot or their current condition. we're working to get more information. we know that police areng loo for a suspect. we'll bring you an update as soon as we get it. but for now, back to you. >> angie, thank you. your time is 4:03. now to a developing sty, supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh says he is innocent andwhot going ae and that is despite a second woman coming forward accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> he repeatedly denied all the allegation against him. he insisted he always treated women with dignity and this comes as comments that he and his first accuser ppare to testify in front of a senate judiciary committee on thursday. kavanaugh wants the process to be fair. >> i'm not going to let false accusations drive me out of this progress. merica is about fairness and hearing f

tracking some thunderstorms across the area, but especially thisehunderstorm right h that's impacting parts of the district down through parts of arlington,al andria, down in to xfairfa down around the wood brvyge area, h rainfall and a lot of lightening. and this is causing a flood warning for thare this is going to go until about 4:00 a.m. also a flood warning in eect for parts of montgomery county, parts of louden county, baltimore really getting hammered tight with some very heavy rainfall. the d.c. area will continue t be under a flash flood watch until midnight. then we do it all over again tomorrow. >>in bre tonight, officers arrest woman who they say used that tireiron to smash the window of a greyhound bus. and her rage didn't end there. run hen used her car to over or run into the bus driver. live at theolice station i northeast washington. tell us about what we're learning about this woman. >> reporter: good evening. metropolitan detectives questioned her behind me. that road rage incident happened not too far from where i'm standing within this next five blocks. and her re

in the northbound a dier 123, the other at fox mill road, they are h you.e naacp. businessman. ben jealous. "marylander of the year". he's helped grow twenty companies and a thousand jobs. ben's vision: medicare for all. a plan to lower prescription drug costs and fully fund our schools. the sun says jealous has "the stature and gravitas" to lead maryland. we can do much better on jobs, on education, on healthcare. but it means we've got to believe in each other. ben jealous. governor. >>> still hanging on to clouds arou the city for now. these clo are moving out. on the lookout for high water for the next couple of hours. y improving weather picture. upper 50s to near 60 degrees no 75 d comin our way for toy and mid-70s and dry all throh t cou [ applau ] >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the sh. i'm megyn kelly. history will be made in washington today. and joining me to discuss all the things making the rounds are nbc's stephanie gosk and noah rothman. welcome to both of you. no, it's great to finally have you here. i'm a huge fan of yours, as you kn

we have two h 2 firefighters that will become fully cross trained and will advance to level h-3 level three firefighter paramedics. that minutes september 17. we are also targeting 10-22 -- october 22 for an h-3 level one entry class. those are candidates that are e.m.t.'s on the h-3 level one eligibility list, and we're working to comprise a class of 24 which will start on hopefully october 22. it's roughly a six-week academy. during the last month of this year, the division of training will also conduct an officer's training class for lieutenants and captain related to various aspects of their role and more formalized training. a lot of the training they received was on the job training. related to the h-2 academy, we are targeting january 2019 for a class of 54, of which 42 will come off the list and 12 will be coming from the e.m.s. division. i wanted to let you know that we did refresh the h-2 list. it was recently adopted on september 10, and that reflects candidates who'd taken the h-2 test through july 28 of this year. and my understanding is there's approximately 2,075 candid

we recently had an h-4 inspector examination. there is a list that came out -- it will come out -- the eligibility list will come out and be adopted in the seven day period, so we're nearing that. those are just some examples. they want to know when the -- you know, how we're doing on our tools and equipment. so we've ordered and are expecting six engines to come in, and we've ordered six aerial trucks. >>commissioner cleaveland: who typically meets in these meetings? >> commissioner hayes-white: good question. it's always myself and the chief deputies. there was a couple of financial-related matters. usually, we can handle them, but i had mark corso come in and join us. there's usually three or four of us, and it's the executive board of locate of 798. so yesterday, president o'conor, shawn buford, adam -- >>commissioner cleaveland: executive board members, how many? >> commissioner hayes-white: seven or eight, so there's usually -- >>commissioner cleaveland: it's closed session. >> commissioner hayes-white: so one month at loca

brbrent: all rigight, our correspondenent on hurricacane h duty tonight from northeasastern north h carolinan elelizabeth city.. maya, , thank you very much. here are some other stories that are making headlines around the world. the catholic church in germany hasn't knowledged when it calls a depressing and shameful legacy of sexual abuse. this, after an internal report leaked that document and nearly 4000 cases since the second world war. the revelations came on the same day pope francis summoned bishops to a meeting in february to discuss protecting children. politicians and dignitarars in ghana have been paying their respects to former u.s. secretary general kofi annan. his body is lying in state in the capitol ahead of his funeral on thursday. he died last month at the age of 80. russian president vladimir putin says his country has identified the two men wanted by police in britain in connection with the poisoning of hisis -- a former y and his daughter in england. mr. putin described them as civilians, saying quote, there is nothing criminal there. u.k. security forces say those men a

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. >>> and hurricane florence is now a h category 3ricane on radar. we're going to talk about that flooding coming up again. but here you see it, perfect-lacking eye. this is a strengthening hurricee on a path to .s. i'll show you the updated path, coming up. >>> and morea social me attacks by president trump on bob woodward and his new book. the president calling the book a scam and woodward a liar. we g the journalists' response. >>> hi, everybody. good mornomg. we to news 4 midday. i'm angie goff. >> and i'm eun yang. we begin this morning with the weather. there are flood concerns this morning after heawe rain this end and more rain on the way. we're also keeping a close eye on hurricane florence. the storm cou cause problems for areas later this week. >> meteorologist sheena parveen begins our coverage with the latest on e wet weather. we are dealing with that right now. hi, sheena. >> hey, guys. we're talking about a little bit of light rain around the area. i'll show you the rad in a second, but we just have the hurricane ck now o florence. so

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harbor, h tide again bep 1:17 a little after noon on tomorrow. plenty of. >> shannon: for your day tomorrow. still an area where we'll have to keep an eye on that. fog will start to very many to the west, again across the potomac highlands, west of interstate 81. in those areas to the west, they'll have fog. for us throughout the day tomorrowof plenty >> shannon: to go around. just a peek of cloudiness threw toas of annapolis. the forecast for tomorrow, if but enjoyed today, you'll really enjoy tomorrow. temperatures in the mid to uppe. light westerly breezes. again, that coastal flood warning will continue till about 8:00 tonight. temperatures in. low 80s slight chance of shower with tuesday into wednesday. temperatures really comfortable in the 60s for lows. back to work, back to school. temperatures will continue to be very nice. chance of showers but well into riod.nd of the i know it's autumn. leaves will be falling. but temperatures will be rising looks very nice. temperatures in the low 80s, mid to upper 70s. low temperatures you can keep

h so ae spread. some of the computer models, east o bring it along the coast, but we do not know where this is going to go yet. this is five days out this would be ten days out. so we're looking way over seven to ten days out before we know where this is going to go. do we have to watch it? absolutely. as you can tell, we of time to do so. some people say, oh, it's going to hit theast coast next week. don't listen to that. way too early to tell where this storm is going to go. we'll be watching it for you. heat index tomorrow, 100 to 105. very much like today, very much like yesterd. 85 on friday. 50% chance of showers and a few understorms. couple of rumbles of thunder there. a lot of cloud cover and showers likely on sunday with a hh of 74. same deal on monday. cooler than average. right back aveverage as we make our way into the middle of next week. unsettledit on the side. chance of showers and storms each day but we're not talking a washout and i don't see any flooding. we've had plenty of that

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this has produced quite a rally by h&m's shares.of relief. their shares are suddenly back in fashion because of the past couple of years this company has had a rough ride. it's perceived as not having reacted quickly enough to the threat from online shopping. it is not seen as having had the right outfits in its retailers, not keeping up with the trends. these figures today suggest that at least sales are picking up. read the rest of the business is in good health we won't know for a couple of weeks because we don't have profit figures. profits and sales are two different things and. absolutely. if we did deeper... when it comes to the high street in the uk, i know h&m is beyond uk, but using to have one or the other. those that are doing really well and those that are having a disaster of a time. absolutely and the ones that are doing well tend to be the ones who have their online offerings spot on. it's quite the transition at the moment between high street retailers and online retailers. there are pure bred online retailers that

s joined by a group of h-2 firefighters that also have their paramedic licenses. they will go through our in-house training program and become h-3 level three's -- paramedics. we are anticipating a class of 30. the breakdown will be 20 h-3 level one paramedics and 20 firefighters moving to paramedics. we're going to do that in the early part of the fall, so i believe next month is when we're scheduled for that. and then later in the fall, late october, early november , we anticipate hiring a class of entry level e.m.t.'s, and -- 24. i did want to let you know it's been a busy wild land season once again. i know we have in division today the assistant chief who i'd like to acknowledge for his coordination. he's keeping very busy both on duty and off duty, doing a very good job assembling strike teams when they were requested by the state -- they are requested by the state. we as you know had deployed a strike team originally end of last month -- i believe it was july 26 down to the cranston fine in san bernardino. they were redeployed -- they were redeployed up to

my manager said this is the first time its gone up this m h much.e, as you can see out that water proving to be a problem for the early morning operations here alogs kin street. the police have beenin circl his area surging anyone that makes their way in this direction to avoid the high water back there. you don't want to drive into it. you don't want to walk into it ther, chuck. >> absolutely right. high and fast moving water at all costs we may be dealing with more high water concerns later in the week as florence finally comes into fruition and makes a landfall around the east coast thursday night. serious threat, especially north carolina. that's the sta most likely to be hardest hit. also south carolina and virginia in the target zone for some potentially catastrophic flooding. land fall late thursday. any impact here locally, likely to come up into friday and saturday. our main threat here will be flooding. ent wind. as i o say, the winds get all theeaines with hurricanes, but it's the water that does most of the damage and it's usual i 10-1.

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there is a backlog of more than $2 billion in overall repairs including h vac. with baltimore city and county closing a number of its schools due to air condition problems, the closures became political.er maryland gr larry hogan tweeted concerns, saying he's provided enoug money to fixhe problems. in a statement, a spokesperson for hogan said, prince george's county receives more education funding from the ste than any other jurisdiction and has received record funding und the hogan administration. >> would it be a bad idea if they cut off the air conditioning in his office? i'm sure his airs conditioning working just fine. >> ben jealous, hogan's competitor in is the upcoming ge midterm chall his commitment to school infrastructure needs. one laurel high schoteacher sa it depends where you're standing. >> used to have to worry about snow days, now w have t worry about sunny days. we can do much better.ep >>ter: with more than 40 schools complaining about conditioning, r that is why the prince george's county school system decided to close the entire school sys

. >> obviously r looking atn and storm surges and localized h flooding ae ricking. > that risk stretches from the florida panhandle through new orleans. as the system moves inland, so will the rain. >> four to possibly eight inches maybe up to a foot along t coast and inland. >> reporter: winds are picking up parts of the beach in alabam sandblasting the shoreline gusts could cause major problems across the strike zone. >> wn you're talking tropical storm winds come agshore, you're looking at saturated ground, trees coming down. long-term power outages be out for some time. >> response teams ared sta across the region. the national guard has been called in ready to move when conditions ease. >> this storm hopefully will be gone by very early in the morninrs h and then we'll begin recovery efforts. >> reporter: as what f many along the gulf coast continues to begh a r night. >> look, we already know 10,000 pele without pow in alabama. more than 100 here in mississippi. the storm is justinow m its way in. that's going to be a problem for several days. >> going to be a long night. stay safe