come in as league is so widely popular. >> that larry johnson jersey right in my wheel house. i'm 33. i had that and starter jacket, whole 9-yard. charles and mosts. that is a cool one too. >> several charles barkley game jerseys, moses malone and as the team now comes back into sort of relevance in the league, people throw back to these memories when they grew up watching these great players play. cool thing about these jerseys , or expensive. or $500, $700. something for everybody. >> reese nal label. >> cool moses jersey because that was the season he came back to philadelphia. >> that is right, he came back people don't remember that. he came back he was still pretty good. this is a neat jersey probably two or three you this dollars in the bidding. >> this right here, everybody knows this guy, eric lindros game worn jersey from his mvp winning season is that correct >> yes hart trophy and see game marks and slashes and stick marks. >> it got use and captain's patch on the front. again, you know, these memorable pieces from philadelphia history from that golden era that we

larry: great day yesterday but veronica johnson, what a change today. veronica: really what a change. we've been talking about harvey the last couple days. finally the rinse will start tomorrow. if you're travel weather and going out of town, one area you feed to worry about it southern virginia, kentucky, tennessee and the carolinas, esci make sure if you're flying into south of se areas richmond, call ahead. rail. ys for the seeing a few light showers on our local roads. . rail. seeing a few light more delays here locally and that includes the beach locations, julie, for tomorrow but an excellent day coming our way for monday. today, first day of september, meteorological, fall starts today. we're only up to 69, 70 degrees. i'll show you when we'll see a nice warm-up coming your way. i'll give you a hint, it will still be inside the dabe lay weekend. julie: lanes are open on the capital beltway. but getting to the beltway, a little difficult right now him in southern m where we have the crash. a tow truck is on the scene and right lane was closed and

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larry: now veronica johnson has a l morning washington." >> thanks, guys. tomorrow on "good morning washington," get the latest track on hurricane jose and maria. the impact high winds and rain could have on the travel plans. >> plus, from your morning cup of coffee to daily stops at the vending machine. the shocking amount of cash you could save changing your spending habits. >> stay with us for traffic and weather every ten minutes starting at 4:25 ralpand i sponsoredralph northam, canthis adfor governor narrator: ed gillespie says dr. ralph northam doesn't show up? dr. ralph northam was an army doctor and a volunteer medical director at a children's hospice. he passed the virginia law requiring concussion standards for school sports. the smoking ban in restaurants. and dr. northam is working to connect veterans to good paying jobs in virginia. ed gillespie is a washington dc corporate lobbyist. he shows up for whoever pays him. larry: "7 on your side" in health matters. most genetic testing can cost thousands of dollars. but a new affordable at home test

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larry smith. let's go to veronica johnson for the latest. veronica: only a few

larry smith. we have a team of meteorologists working. veronica johnson. veronica: just an hour or so ago, information coming in from hurricane hunters showing the max wind from irma at 180 miles per hour. this is still a massive and intense hurricane, 400 miles wide, hurricane force wind extends 50 miles out from the center of the storm. just north and east of the center quadrant were some of the strongest wind and highest rain bands can be felt. that will put it right near turks and caicos for later today , so worried about what that area will see. some rain bands over puerto rico near san juan, approaching areas just north of the dominican republic. in terms of rainfall coming through florida, five to 10 inches of rain for that saturday, sunday time period before the storm spreads its reign of the coast into our area for tuesday and wednesday -- rain of the coast into our area for tuesday and wednesday. a gorgeous day coming our way and the upcoming weekend also beautiful. irma is not the only storm out there. we have two other hurricanes we are trackin

visit ncicap.org] larry: we start with our meteorologist, eileen whelan and veronica johnson. veronica: we're happy to say it is,is storm, big as continues to weaken. it's hard to discern and find the eyewall now and looks like it has been lobbed off at the bottom of it with the dry air that has been feeding in. bit of a different system. -- eileen: just to put it into perspective how big it is, those tropical storm force winds extend about 150 miles, but still give you an idea that we're still dealing with a --tty big and strong peaks system. the impact of irma will start to draw closer and closer. cedar keys, mentioned by eileen, with a cloud shield. the spaghetti diagrams, the will, still quite consistent in bringing it through the gainesville area. into southwestern georgia is the late today at 8:00. this means heavy rain hitting areas south carolina through north carolina. the big impact will be felt in northern florida through the red , with more moderate impacts tomorrow through north carolina, down into mississippi, even, with a lowered impact as it gets close to us. e

larry smith. we have a team of stormwatch-7 meteorologists and reporters covering this storm. let's start with meteorologists eileen whelan and veronica johnson 2am nhc update: irma category 1 hurricane it moves over the western florida peninsula - next update from nhc at 5am - increasing clouds from irma today - cloudy & cool tomorrow; few showers late - unsettled work week; warming late week today: sunny and cool start. increasing high clouds. highs: 74-77 winds: ne to e 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 54-61 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: overcast. cool. a few showers late. highs: 71-75 winds: e 5 mph here is the ve ry latest on 4-point-5 million are without power - that number expected to grow as irma continues to barrel through florida. all major florida airports are closed and its not yet clear when flights will resume. and the storm is blamed for 32 carribean. more than 160-thousand people are waiting in shelters statewide brad bell was in tampa when the storm hit overnight. now to breathtaking breathtaking images this morning out of miami. the storm surge - flooding the downtown area. rising waters swallowing up streets that look more li

larry smith. let's go to veronica johnson for the latest. veronica: only a few since midnight. they are very light. temperatures are in the mid and upper 60's. behind me, this rain, that is from irma. it, atld see the last of least for today. let's talk about what is next. a bigger of high pressure will move in just in time for the weekend. the weekendthe way is stacking up right now. isfar as the rain goes, what here now is moving out. what is moving in? this rain. still light, though. another chance for the afternoon and evening rush after a midday out ani cannot rule isolated shower or thundershower for the afternoon. .ore on that onie: big backups northbound 395. the problem is an accident that occurred on the inbound side of the potomac. getting across the potomac. sam sweeney has been reporting live from the case bridge. a large truck carry conflict -- concrete slabs struck it overpass. a lot of debris deeded to be cleared. the left lane is getting by. the ramp is closed because of this cleanup. back over to the maps, i want to show you what else is happening. a slow righ

larry smith. we have a team of stormwatch-7 meteorologists and reporters covering this storm. let's start with meteorologists eileen whelan and veronica johnson 2am nhc update: irma category 1 hurricane

larry smith. let's get a check on the forecast with veronica johnson. again, fall will wait a couple of weeks? veronica: we have taken august and moved it into september. that is how warm it is going to be. there is an area of high pressure over us. clout-free this morning and very little fog. spinning offose the coast and maria is north and east of the dominican republican today. it will brush on by and head east and northeast of the turks and caicos later today. those winds at 115 miles per packing a punch today, a little heat and humidity. our temperature will get up to 86 degrees today. lots of sunshine and a little bit of humidity. we will take a look at the ten-day stretch coming up. angela: we continue see a very nice ride for the most part in terms of incidence. only following the accident on 95. it is heading into fredericksburg. the two right lanes are blocked. interstate 66, no troubles. look at your gridlock that has already developed coming in from manassas and gainesville area. on the brakes as you approach the prince william parkway. back over to the maps, delays filtering into

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larry smith. >> i am autria godfrey. oh my goodness much let's get veronica johnson now for the latest in the weather. >> yeah.with marie will be later tonight. powerful category 5 around the virgin islands then tomorrow, early, right around puerto rico, the eyewall unfortunately coming right over portions of puerto rico. so unfortunately, looks as though it could be of the island. now this morning, the sures all about the fog. we got patchy fog if you are traveling through the county. up around 72. frederick, maryland, some pockets of fog thing m. that is because of the moisture in the east to north early wind that we have. all as jose stays off the coast and temperatures morning reason the 70's already later today and have a high temperature of 80 degrees now coming up in a couple of minutes another look at your ten day forecast and i will take you houhour by hour through the weekend when it could get a little breezy yet gain. angela into veronica. we got breaking news coming from traffic watch for folks who travel the capital beltway in the county. i want to go to the traffic cameras immediately to show you

larry smith, glad you are with us as well. let's begin this half-hour with veronica johnson.st a little that whether to slow you down this morning. the one weather thing that will be slowing you down is the fog, it's pretty dense and some pockets out there this morning. let's go through it here, the air, all the big storms are off the coast, but we will be getting some wind from jose over the next 24 to 48 hours area first the fog, seeing all of the white here towards culpeper and luray, those areas west of interstate 95 is where the fog is the thickest this morning. meanwhile, i do think that by 10:00 this morning all the fog will be scattered and burned off. certainly it did not stop the rising this from weekend. a warm and humid afternoon for us. per hour., 25 miles now, we willght talk more about the impacts of hose a and what's next with maria, coming up and 10. no noted disruption on the commuter line, but metro we have got problems on the orange line with track work between new carrollton and cheverly, between new car be prepared for heavy delays. following quite a few

larry: thank you. police in montgomery county need you to be on the lookout for a missing man. michael johnson, 62, missing since about 3:00 get today afternoon. last seen on his home in bethesda -- grosvenor lane in bethesda. his family says he is familiar was recently located in a past event in st. mary's county. autria: new details about sex assault allegations involving the massage chain massage envy. a woman is suing the chain for millions of dollars. she says of massage therapist sexual assault of her september 17. that therapist was arrested and is now being held without bond. last night, tim barber spoke with that therapist's brother through his apartment door. >> i know everybody thinks, people only what money. >> she is hurt. she is in fear of what she may have contracted. autria: the accuser's lawyer says massage envy employees knew the suspect had already been accused of sexually assaulting two other women in the lawsuit accuses massage envy of covering up the incident. larry: a former school aid charged with sex abuse has a motion hearing today. in august, federal judge sentenced

larry smith. we'll take you live to tampa in just a few minutes - but we want to start with irma's latest track. lets get right to meteorologist veronica johnsonhc update: irma category 1 hurricane - irma weakening, as it moves over the western florida peninsula - next update from nhc at 5am - increasing clouds from irma today - cloudy & cool tomorrow; few showers late - unsettled work week; warming late week today: sunny and cool start. increasing high clouds. highs: 74-77 winds: ne to e 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. lows: 54-61 winds: ne 5 mph tuesday: overcast. cool. a few showers late. highs: 71-75 winds: e 5 mph here is the ve ry latest on 4-point-5 million are without power - that number expected to grow as irma continues to barrel through florida. all major florida airports are closed and its not yet clear when flights will resume. and the storm is blamed for 32 deaths - most of those in the carribean. some unbelievable images coming out of florida showing the strength of this hurricane. these pictures out of naples, where the eye of the storm passed sunday. the rain creating white out conditions similar to a blizzard there. and in down

larry: they are ready to strike back. autria: security council is ready to hold a meeting. janai norman is live in northwest right now. >> it's the most powerful military act by kym johnson onkim jong-il and -- kim jong-i-un ever. overnight toing pyongyang, simulating an attack on north korea's nuclear test site. reported on north korea state television, a hydrogen bomb that could be mounted onto an icbm, said to be a perfect success. estimated to be four times to five times more powerful than the atomic arm dropped on nagasaki in world war ii. back here at home? >> will you attack north korea? >> james mattis, being more direct on what could be in store for north korea amid steadily rising tensions. >> any threat to the united states and its territories, including guam or our allies, will be met with a message military response both effective and overwhelming. >> treasury secretary steven mnuchin says that north korea needs to be economically cut off and that any country who wants to trade or do business with the , reporting live in northwest, janai norman. 6:40 eight, tough news for millions across the u.s. larry: president trump is expected to end the daca program. john,

larry: and a desperate plea from sat -- thousands of storm victims as we come back on the air this morning. it is a rainy start, stormwatch 7 is on your side, so let's get to veronica johnsonthe storm is awfully weak now. the area of low pressure will be impacting our weather for today and tomorrow, far to our west, surrounding kentucky and headed to the ohio valley for today. sunday, right to the weekend, high pressure will be the big weather maker. the flow around it carrying the moisture towards the mid-atlantic. for us we are on the extreme, northeastern fringe. we do have showers headed towards waldorf. 80's today with rain moving out of your by 1:00, if you are headed to the beach this weekend, hurricane be impacting the beaches in a way. julie: trying to make your way from new carrollton towards the northeast corner, this is why. off theins of a crash road to the shoulder, you are looking at a seven minute backup right now coming inbound from the beltway heading towards the new york kenilworth avenue split. stick with 295 as a workaround. fairfax county police, as you can clearly see, we have delays stacking up each way. from route three towards 610 , all the way up