on the peninsula, the most dangerous drivers are found around laurel elementary and abbot middle school belle haven elementary in menlo park. the laurel school in oakley is at the bottom of the list in contra costa, followed by the diablo valley school on clayton road in concord and kennedy high school in richmond. in marin county, the three schools with the most dangerous traffic conditions are all in novato: sinaloa middle school, san marin high and the nova education center.for more information on schools in your neighborhod, go to kron four dot com. (grant) the report includes ratings for hundreds of bay area schools. on the peninsula, the most dangerous drivers are found around laurel elementary and abbot middle school in san mateo, and belle haven elementary in menlo park. the laurel school in oakley is at the bottom of the list in contra costa, followed by the diablo valley school on clayton road in concord and kennedy high school in richmond. in marin county, the three schools with the most dangerous traffic conditions are all in novato: sinaloa middle school, san marin high and

prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins is live outside laurel high school. they closed today but they're open tomorrow. tomorrow may even be hotter. >> reporter: i know they're opening tomorw. what we believed happened here some of the schools that had minor w repairs theye able to get to and take care of some of those issues but there a going to be problems for some of the schools tomorrow. this has shown us there isr a ma issue with the infrastructure at af lot o prince george's county schools. thousands of parents had to make alternative plans to pick up their kids after it was nounced schools would be closing two hours early due to excessive heat. >> it is what it is. it's reallynd hot a their health comes first. >> reporter: in laurel where parents say the ac is working just fine, some were frustrated. >> for you, they're out of school but their air >> yeah, it's fine so i didn't think it was a need for all schools. >> reporter: according to a rs spokes, there are 209 school building ten schools with major hvac probles. ths a backlog of more than $2 bil

that's laurel talking. you do most of your tween books, i want to set all of them in the first person. >> guest: let me think. how she is first person. "if you come softly" is first and third person. you know why that is, right? "harbor me" is first-person. i can't remember. i think -- behind you is a second person. and i feel like there's some third person -- >> host: the children's books,, the real children's books are all third person. >> guest: okay. i guess i'm not aware that. >> host: okay. do you do that on purpose? >> guest: good point, peter. look at me looking at -- all first-person. i think it's because they are character driven and that such a sense of a character who was telling the story, so they become the first person. >> host: is easy to write a white girl voice or a white boy voice for you, or a black boys voice? >> guest: you know, none of it is easy. it's not without struggle, but i think one thing that i have that i'm grateful for is a very diverse community. and i can say to my partner

the thing where it's they don't have a plan for it because i think they've kind of rested on their laurels of it is in a cap three or something at some point it is actually easier for them to hold it out it's a big strong building and you think it's ok but this is different the stories are getting worse and worse and you have to be prepared for that or you're responsible for every one of those lives prisoners and staff you definitely are. this is not like. you know coming into this this is not an old issue it really is not abiding services to sort package warehouse transport and distribute items they may or may not you know meet the needs of disaster survivors i mean that it's right there. not the theme has been the best in recent years nobody even that's my point made you even feed might have to kill i mean it's one of these things it's like you know people think oh i'm going to give a case of baby formula but the problem is you know it has to be shipped it has to go through this process also you know there's allergies there's things it's so much as a result by exactly what you need to st

you know, or whether it's "yanni" or "laurel." it's laurel, by the way. that feedback loop part is really weird for me, right. they're saying that president trump says something outlandish to hannity on the phone. hannity then repeats it on tv and then trump watches that and goes, "you see? exactly! that's what i was saying!" trump is like that gorilla getting riled up on what he's doing in the mirror. he's like, "you see what he did?" and here's my favorite part of this story. white house staff know that the calls happen, thanks to the president entering a room and announcing "i just hung up with hannity." or even ringing hannity up from his desk in their presence. how are you both the president and a star [bleep]? how? like, no other world leader does that, you realize it. putin's never talking to his assistant like, "[russian accent] not big deal, "but i was at party with actor who play sheldon "on 'big bang,' yeah. "yeah, elon musk and grimes there too. just saying. yeah. yeah." [eerie music] so lawmakers in both parties are against trump separating k

the thing where it's they don't have a plan for it because i think they've kind of rested on their laurels of it is in a cap three or something at some point it is actually easier for them to hold it out it's a big. on building and you think it's ok but this is different the stories are getting worse and worse and you have to be prepared for that or you're responsible for every one of those lives prisoners and staff you definitely are and look this is not like. you know coming into this this is not an old issue it really is not i mean we had about a bad old there were. twenty seventeen hurricane harvey inmates who want to hit houston inmates who were locked in their cells during the storm. and they reported food shortages drinking no drinking water they turned off the water and then that led to sewage flooding for many days in two thousand and five city officials in new orleans per person reportedly abandoned inmates during hurricane of true katrina essentially leaving them there human rights watch report the correctional officers left more than six hundred inmates in one building without

at laurel where parents say the ac is working just fine, they were tfrustrated. air conditioning is fine. >> according to a spokesperson, there are 209 school buildings, ten schools with major h vac problems. 35 schools with minor proouems that easily be repaired. 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

that is laurel talking. you do most of your tween books, and when is that all them in 1%. >> guest: let me think. if you come softly at first and third person. you know why that is. "harbor me" is first person. i can't remember. and i feel like there's some third person. post of the children's books, the real children's books is all third person. >> guest: okay, yeah. i guess i'm not aware ofueue th. >> guest: look at me looking us up. all first person. they are character driven and at such a sense of who's telling the story and so they become the first person. >> host: is it easy to write a white girl voice or a a white by voice or black boy voice? >> guest: you know, none of it is easy. it's not without struggle. one thing that i have but i'm grateful for is a very diverse community and i can say my partner is the way voice. >> host: your partner is white? >> guest:my my partner is way. the kids are biracial. close family that is puerto rican, that is korean, black, biracial. and so all of these places, al

that is why i come on your laurels.explain how easy it can be. nikolai facebook says what about prepayment meters? there was already a cap for prepayment meters in place. they tend to be more expensive anyway. it is cheaper to get on a build meter andl is cheaper to get on a build meter and i would encourage people to do that. another text. i can't get a better electricity tariff because i don't have the you have suggested they just bring up. don't have the you have suggested theyjust bring up. tom says the price cap is nonsense because it doesn't encourage people to might benefit from the cap but i don't because i am below it. unit price cap would be the way. if the cap was on the unit price it would make sense. people who are profligate with energy use might benefit from the cap but i don't because i am below it. unit price cap would be the way to and this one: 0fgem suggest that 20 million households should eat spent one hour three times a year shopping around through dozens and dozens of sale. this is bad because it

if yani was trying to get on the supreme court and laurel had some really disturbing stories to tell about him. ( laughter ) because today the senate judiciary heard from supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh and one of the women who have accused him of sexual assault, dr. christine blasey ford. she went first, and her testimony was deeply moving. don't take my word for it, ask the liberal snowflakes over at fox news: >> compelling testimony, obviously emotional. >> nobody could listen to her deliver those words and talk about the assault and the impact it had on her life and not have your heart go out to her. >> very sympathetic witness. >> i think that dr. ford is exceptionally credible. >> she does not look like some partisan hack who is trying to take down a brett kavanaugh. >> this is a disaster for the republicans. >> stephen: although to be fair, their last disaster is president now. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) her testimony was believable and heartbreaking. and word is "trump was telling people he's furious that white house aides didn't have advance knowledge of how cre

laurel, northbound 197. we have a crash hanging around there this morning. camp springs, this is going to sy. as we kind of widen out a little bit, the rest of the beltway is looking okay here right now.ig no b complaints. northbound 270 outerband. a brand new crash. sounds like something o the road. southbound it's nice and clear all the way down to the beltway. >> it's 5:02 right now. following breaking news from montgomery county this morning. an overnight shooting turns deadly. five people shot there and two are dead inol whate are calling a murder suicide. >> two are young victims. justin isive with the test. we are been watching the investigation taking place inside the home. we saw all four of these cars at they're walking back into the drive way right now. they all began late last night with the 911 callde from in of the home to police which lead themo the discovery of this 57-year-old man dead and 48-year-old woman d as well. they are believed to be a husband and wife. three injured herencding a 22-year-old woman and two other children. they are ind

that is laurel talking. you do most of your tween books, i think mostly in the first person. >> guest: let me think. if you come softly is the first and third person. and you know why that is, right? "harbor me" first person. i can't remember. i think -- behind you is second person. so, and i feel like there is some third person. >> host: the children's books. the real children's books are all third person. >> guest: kaokay, i guess i am not aware of that. >> host: okay! >> guest: look at me, yes, all first person. i think it is because they are character driven. and i have such a sense of the character telling the story. so they become the first person. >> host: is it easy? to write a white girl wore a white boy voice? for you or black boy voice? >> guest: you know, none of it is easy. it is not without struggle. but i think one thing that i have that i'm grateful for is a very diverse community. and i can say to my partner, does this feel like a white person? >> host: your partners white? >> guest: my part

the most influential players in the global fashion world but lagerfeld isn't content to rest on his laurels. the moment when you work with another artist you have a painter who paints and who may put out a book or two a photographer takes pictures a writer writes but lagerfeld mixes a together he does it all at the same time and must automatically disclose to time . i like of hands concepts for his chanel show. transforming paris's elegant a compact way into a gigantic supermarket. for just twenty minutes the jurisdiction of the shop. since consumerism rules the world why not celebrate it to the hilt with a large dollop of virally of course. in the supermarket everything is fashion now from eggs and banana. as to chocolate insult. plan. at the moment lagerfeld arrives he's the star of the show. consumerism for a car lagerfeld is the defining feature of our time. like this is of to do for culture to grow to love the culture of our age because of the that's how it is and so we have to adapt because the times on it after was unfair you don't like it you're did not say dust in the t.v. because.

the most influential players in the global fashion world but lagerfeld isn't content to rest on his laurels. the moment when you work with another artist you have a painter who paints and who may put out a book or two a photographer takes pictures a writer writes but lagerfeld mixes a together he does it all at the same time and must automatically adjust the time. and longer founds concept for his chanel show. transforming paris's elegant a compact way into a gigantic supermarket. for just twenty minutes the jurisdiction of the shop. the shelf since consumerism rules the world why not celebrate it to the hilt with a large dollop of irony of course. in a supermarket everything especially now from eggs and banana. as to chocolate and sox. players. but the moment lagerfeld arrives he's the star of the shot. consumerism for karl lagerfeld is the defining feature of our time. is a substitute for culture to control the culture of our age of the that's how it is and so we have to adapt because the times on it after was unfair you don't like it you're did us a bust and this even discuss it. i'm a g

to says that is does that is that is the egregious laurel why margin that he is here. after. so so the problem is know not treachery once once a year. this is complicated would mean. to to really really care country thinking systems so. they could have had to like a lot of fun. to get together daily and i was on his way that they thought a little. you can get around. to do don't. because change. change and all kind of also say leads into to appoint. twenty as a basic basically he's continuing you if you like you like you enjoy. but the world is changing across promise it. in on a little bit. just as things were going going badly why why is it. that the a 95%. but zsa zsa just just a money on the oil of the justice is restricted running my lenses and that and i also to put in the parking lot of a lot a lot and senators. to get a million. and and and the the the the minimum wage tuesday day is on levels five five cents after a busy. food. so is it possible. this is a special edition of an option available to them to me kankan. if if some of the brutal the disease is that it act

closed between 7 and laurel buoy road this morning. more rain is on the way. >> because of that,e wanto find out what we can expect in the hours ahead from meteorologist chuck bell who has more on this weather alert day. >> good morning, aie andeun. it's another cloudy and incredibly humid day to be outside. areas of rain still across the washington area this morning. the back end of the rain has moved into parts of wesrn maryland. so there is, in fact, an end in sight. but between now and about 6:00 this evening, off and on rain chances remain high. a thunde lightning over the city of baltimore, up near the towson area. no heavy rain this point in time, but a lot of wet pavement. more showers dotting the landscapecross parts of loudoun county and the shenandoah valley. rain chances remain about 80% for the rest of the day. flash flood watch until 6:00 p.m. localized rainfall amounts of heavy rain could be possible. but not eryone is going to get a deluge like yesterday. it is incredibly warm and humid. upper s to near 80. the dew poin

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in laurel, northbound bw parkway between nasa goddard and 197 had the right lane getting by there. first oakton igeastbound, lane is blocked and then arlington inbound near fairfax drive, left lane gets by the work zone there. >> thank you, it's 4:31 and new details in the murder of a d.c. jogger. more than 200 pple gathered to rememberz wendy marti her heart broken fiancee was among those that spoo the supporters. they were planning a december wedding here in ad.c. then another celebration for family in columbia. wendy loved running so much. she was helping him train for his first. marath he hopes to still run the race without her. >> wendy, i loveou and i know that you're in a better place. >>> coming up we'll hear from r mother and her message to the man charged. >> the suspect in thiscase, h name is anthony crawford. the 23-year-old made his first court appearance yesterday. a judge ordered him held without bond. d.c. police say crawford stabbed martinez tuesday night. he was arrested wednesday night in a park in northwest. poce don't have a motive fortt the ak the officers ent

after being crowned miss quebec, rachel didn't rest on her laurels.ng agency and her wealth began to grow. long before rachel won the lottery, she discovered that money alone would not bring her happiness, so she swapped her luxury lifestyle for the dedicated down—to—earth world of an emergency nurse. hi, louis! bonjour. i think happiness coming from the heart, 0k? so it's nice to have a new car, a new home, a new everything. you knew, it can be really fun. but with the time ijust realise maybe human need to give to be balanced. i'd imagine that a do—gooding lottery winner like rachel might be a little too saccharine and prone to patronise those she helps. bonjour, mama. yet they seem to generally adore her, and i admit to being a bit of a fan myself. i always assumed that happiness forjackpot winners lies in suddenly having mountains of money to do what you like, when you like, where you like. action! freedom from the financial constraints that bind everyone else. but having met all these people around the world who've won it big, i'm no longer so su

rain ke a look at the coming down in laurel and prince george's county. what a nasty day today. good day for happens and grilled chee and tomato. today it is very appropriate, mel. >> how appropriate. today, guys, was the coolest since april 29th. we had about 1/2 inch of rainfall across the area. take a look at you second weather headline, more rain is in the forecast to start the week. another cool day out there tomorrow. and through tuesday we're going to be watching for some isolated flooding, not a huge concern, but we're so soggy, even a litt bit more rain could lead to some of those flooding issues, especially around the mountains. here's tomorrow morning, 6:00 a.m. patchy drizzle, light showers out there. otherwise cloudy skies. w fututher into motion, stopping it at 10:00a. areas of rain. notice the brighter color showing up on f weather, the yellows and oranges. that's moderate to even heavier rain out there tomorrow around midday and early afternoon hours. here's 1:00 p.m. on future weather. still tracking rain in spots. where it's not raining, it's cloudy. dealing wi

looking good for that and wise at laurel. again, overcast mpskies. atures low to mid 70s. not that bad. sitting des if you're on the sidelines watching the game. and talk about other things we have goingon. brewfest with showers. that's in loudoun county.ls we have blues and brews front royal virginia. an isolated shower possible. water melon ,pa wet for the blue's festival. showers later but the maryland game, they're taking on minnesota. mild and cloudy. 76 for today. increasing chancesin of mainly cloudily. rain chances isolated through the morning. re rain moving in later on esnight keeping shower cha overnight. shower chances throughout the day tomorrow. tomorrow looks wet and chilly. temperatures in e 60s. then rain through the day on monday as weis. th rain is not going anywhere. tomorrow 60s. that is it. and then we sy in the 60s to right around 70 on monday. warm front lifts through on tuesday. that will keep rain chances around. temperatures get warmer because of the warm front. storms possible wednesday, thursday. we dry out friday of next week. we'll be rightac

i think the thing for brett kavanaugh, he's resting his laurels too much on this calendar.t's not something that will say he's a man of integrity because the calendar says he didn't actually attack anybody. it's something he can point to as, quote, exturin sick evidence, objective evidence, but i don't think it carries him past the finish line. >> and, danny, he invited these investigations but he pushed back when senator dick durbin told him to show his cards. let's take a listen. >> when this allegation first arose, i welcome any kind of investigation. i know that any kind of investigation, senate, fbi, montgomery county police, whatever, will clear me. >> will you support an fbi investigation right now. >> i will do whatever the committee -- >> personally, do you think that's the best thing for us to do? you won't answer? >> you know, look, senator, i've -- i -- i've said i wanted a hearing, and i said i was welcome anything, i'm innocent. >> danny, what do you make of that exchange? >> i think it's fascinating because many people assume that because judge kavanaugh has

host: laurel, maryland, republican. greta, how are you this morning? host: doing well. caller: i want to say thank you to you. you do a great job of trying to create a fair conversation. to the guest, i've a few comments based on some things you have said. qualified theve merrick garland as the biden rule. i think tactic might be better to call that. the biden rule is a republican character is a stick -- characterization of something biden tried, but to say that as a rule is not the case. unless i am wrong, i'm happy to be clarified otherwise. you've made several comments about what with the fbi do, where with a start and where were they look? i think it is misguided to say there is nowhere for them to look. they are in information gathering agency. they have no ability or job responsibility. to merely go out and seek information. i think there's a lot of places they could start. they could start with the therapist. they could start with the school to see if there any reporting from that time period. they could go to the georgetown prep records. i'm sure there are thera

considering you know how bad the storm is going to be and it seems like they're just sort of resting on the laurels of it's been fine before but this is a cat four possibly a cat five by the time it hits land. you they haven't seen this in sixty years you don't know what's going to happen and to put even if you don't care about prisoners to put all of that stuff and all of those sheriffs and all of those officers lives at risk for what because you don't want to take the time to move them out of the way of a deadly hurricane yeah it's absolutely ridiculous and then we're not talking about prisoners in some supermax you know no way the key they murdered and slaughtered ten people in row you know how one's head is a helmet for five states rampage i don't know where i go but if we're talking we're going to go on the weekends to raise we're talking about medium security that is these are fine these aren't you know i mean these aren't you know like you said these aren't like wildly violent people as are people who are just don't want to die right i mean south carolina's mcdonald mcdougall corrections to

you have this area in laurel. this area, zoom into this area, this is right around leesburg, urbana. very heavy rainfall. raing right now in gait gaithersbu gaithersburg. in the south, areas just south of d.c. now, in througfairfax county, mt. vernon seeing heavy rain. right around stafford county, woodbruj, y woodbridge, you were hit hard today with heavy rain. 4:30, 5:00, 6:00, it waswn nast there. and then farther to the south, tracking even more rain that's prompted flooding. we have flood warnings everywhere that you seehe bright green here. flood warnings to the west including orange county. there are numerous roads closed as a result of all the htvy rain t we've seen. and a flash flood watch still in effect for the rest of us until about 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. this could be an issue overnight really for the next couple of hours. some of the storms that i'm watching down to the south are strong and even have ather tornado warning south of charlottesville right now. he.m's 7:00 tomorrow. notice shower ac

you can't stand on your laurels, you have to keep getting better. >> there was a $20 million offer. >> we sold the company. we could eat enough enchiladas or play enough golf. we liked the interaction of working with stylists and consumers, working with distributors. we loved developing product. it's all about passion. >> that passion propelled him out of retirement and right back into the industry he adored. to start yet another hair caroline. the concept for round four came from something completely unpecks ekted. >> a dear friend called me. she was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and said my oncologist gave me a do not use list. we formulated product that was salt-free, no known carcinogens. she loved them. other people started saying these products are making my color last longer. >> purology hit the market in 2001 with a line of clean, safe products that also protected color. an absolute game changer in the hair industry. by 2007, purology was a product powerhouse. jim knew an offer he couldn't refuse was imminent. >> we had 12 different individual people trying to buy >> one would

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they cannot rest on their laurels.ectation but says it is time for england to prove they area is time for england to prove they are a topside. teams ready to walk out onto the page at wembley. it's been a frustrating start for northern ireland in league b, they were beaten 2—1 by bosnia herzegovinia at windor park. michael 0'neil‘s side made to pay for theirfailure to turn their dominace in possession into goals, as craig templeton can tell us. despite northern ireland being on a poor run of form, windsor park was on full boys for the game against bosnia. and the greener whites responded immediately and should have had a penalty and opening minutes. bosnia was rattled and the timing of the challenges were in question. all pressure with the home side and the only thing missing was the finish. but with international football, if you cannot take your opportunities, chances are that your opponents will. elvis terigi shook up opponents will. elvis terigi shook up the tie after capitalising on a defensive mix—up. there was s

tupperware in when getting things from the salad bars, some are looking at biodegradable litter, so the laurelretail consortium is, if you are introducing an alternative to plastic, you want the carbon footprint of that replacement to be examined as well, don't you?m footprint of that replacement to be examined as well, don't you? it is important to look at the bigger picture and what the consequences could be if you move away from plastic, so we know plastic quite often has a low carbon footprint, so if you move away from packaging for food waste, plastic packaging, then that could increase food waste. so that could increase food waste. so that could increase food waste. so that could bring a higher carbon footprint, so it is looking at the whole picture, not just footprint, so it is looking at the whole picture, notjust moving away from plastic. from a business point of view, what evidence is there that a supermarket, for instance, is progressive in terms of its environmental policy, but that im proves environmental policy, but that improves trade? you have to look at the whole thing, and at

laurel, southbound g.w.wa pa pothole causing flat tires. slow as well.parkway, elier crash. southbound 270 before urbana. 34 miles per hour to be exact. southf the beltway typically slow. looking prettyor normal this time of the morning. remember to look at wtop when you hopca in youtoday. guys? ♪ ♪ >>> it s a electric night on "america's got talent."in d.c.'s brian just wowed the judges again on stage. what a talent he is. tonight we're going to find out who will move onto the finals. after the performance, things are looking bright for king. >> i'm going to say he's going to be in it. judge simon cowell says he could win the whole thing. you can still vote for him. go to nbc's website or by downloading theta "america's go lent" official app. >> you only have a few more minutes. the poltop at 7:00. we'll find out who advances tonight right he on nbc 4. >>> 6:55. an alexandria sports bar trying to make it right to the mystics fans.r family asked the bartender to change the tv to their game and they said, yeah, no,re w not switching that. so after cloud l

over toward laurel, i think they'll be okay there. you can see the sun breaking out to the south. nothing but sunshine. reas seeing some big time flooding. it will give us a chance ofve weather. to the south, some clouds to the south. the better chance we have for severe weather. here comes the line of storms. 7:00, 8:00, we could see a couple of strong to severe storms. i think the best chance is north of the area.ld we c see some in our region too. we could see a severe thunderstorm tch. i think it is more like philadelphia, pennsylvania toward new york. a chance of showers and more clouds. o we want to see? i think saturday, a lot of sunshine with mix of clouds. nice on saturday. what about the rest of the ekend? the rest of the weekend forecast into next week.ls something that you want the see. >>> we are staying on top of some breaking news. comedian bill cosby heading to prison for three to ars. >>> a boy helping his dad, he is struck and killed by a struck and killed by a hit-an kaine: my dad ran an ironworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers.

elementary and abbot middle school in san mateo, and belle haven elementary in menlo park.the laurel is at the bottom of the list in contra costa, followed by the diablo valley school on clayton road in concord and kennedy high school in richmond.in marin county, the three schools with the most dangerous traffic conditions are all in novato: sinaloa middle school, san marin high and the nova education center. for more information on schools in your neighborhod, go to kron four dot com and click on the link. (vicki) new tonight at 5... california has been testing marijuana products in recentweeks....and the results reveal some problems..(grant) catherine heenan is here with more on what was found... (catherine) california started safety testing july first.... nearly 20 percent of the products failed when it came to potency and purity.. in the first two months, nearly 11-thousand samples were checked and almost 2-thousand failed. in some cases - the products had to be destroyed. but it was often an easy fix - with only label changes needed. the testing has been especially tough on infu

. >>> a crash has i-95 shut down in laurel. all northbound lanes are shut down and two second base lanes ie closed. not clear anyone was hurt. as weo to lauryn for the start of saturday and thisweekend, mild. >> yeah. mild. rolled d some rain that through the area that is creating some traffic woes out there, en on this early saturday morning just was talking to o friends at wtop, wet pavement out there. be careful as you make your way out the door, fog, especially rain all the way upi-95, route 1. and 29 through maryland. rain showers are scooting off toward thehesapeake bay. we're still seeing a few out there. it's heavy in some spots. you can see around maryland city and then even dow here in northwest d.c. we're getting some moderate rain at this point. and it's a little on the foggy said. temperatures in the seths. i don't think we're going to budge too far in terms of temperatures. we'll talk a rain chances through the weekend. we got them. today is the first day of fall. we'll alsha talk about and lookshe rest of this we

charles: i am sure the democrats have learned their lesson for not resting on their laurels.rats craft a message ignoring the economic parts? even with the economy doing as well as it is, all these other things seem to be resonating pretty loudly. >> i was a press secretary for democratic committee in the house. we drafted a message called the better deal. it has fallen flat because the economy is doing so well now. but what i found so shocking this week and the last few days is how independents are weighting donald trump. they have gone from 47% to 31% in a month. i think a lot of it is the divisive rhetoric. charles: his core followers rock solid support. they are unwavering. >> republicans are driving out the noise from the mainstream media and the narrative which is personal attacks on the president, and they are see how long their lifestyles have improved and their 401k franz are rising. small business optimism is at an all-time high. if polls were accurate hillary clinton would be president and the u.k. wouldn't be in brexit. >> the economy won't be the be all, end all

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the sign is between laurel road in oakley and balfour road in brentwood. he lived in brentwood. the man accused of killing him was captured and is now facing charges. he was a 15-year veteran of the force. he was 48 years old. >>> some young sailors were recognized today for rescuing a stranded kayaker in the water off richmond. the commander of coast guard second ton san francisco presented members of the sea scout program with awards. back in july the kids were on their summer cruise when they heard a coast guard broadcast about the missing kayaker. the sea scout lookout spotted the kayaker in the water near the richmond san rafael bridge. >>> it was surreal. it was late at night and we saw him off the bow. i was below deck. the skipper called me up, we dropped the stale, came around for him and got him on board. >>> the coast guard commander says the scouts saved the man's life. he had been drifting in the 60-degree water for almost six hours. >>> it was a special night for some young patients at kaiser hospital in oakland. "abc 7 news" was there as many of them got ready for

>> well, a we'reroaching the road right now in laurel if you take a look here we have come upon a area where the road is flooded out. now it has since receded since we had the downpours in the area. th areyo issues want to be careful of throughout the morning. the downpours last night. those this morning making for a lot of ponding and puddling on the roadway so youurant to give lf some extra time and certainly keep a watchful eye of these types of conditions on the roadway. back to you. we're going to turn back to melissa in first four traffic. >> take a look. this one right lane getting by eastbound 66 at 123. this is a fatal cra investigation now. you can see one vehicle here. one o to the right sid of the roadway this morning. it is jammed as you're headed inbound there on 66. so take a look at that slow down. your,lternate here the es dutoll road on route seeing? >> make your way to work and school this morning and as you mention as well we now know one person has died in this crash. no word yet on the numberf otherer injuries that we involved in this crash or the severity of the

. >>> laurel, a big problem. northbound b.w. parkway a crash.re seeing g ining delays hea northbound. oxon hill here, 295 southund near t beltway. had an earlier crash. that'sleared out of the way. inner loop and outer loop okay. inneok loop ay. and outer loop, typical slowdowns near connecticut avenue. if you're headed inbound on 210 toward kirby 1 hill, miles per hour. some delays there, as well. travel times in maryland, 270 looking pretty good. outer loop near connecticut. inbound on 66. inbound on 95. both about 35 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car today. >> tha you, melissa. >>> did you stay up late watching the kickoff of the nfl season here on nbc 4? can't blame you if you did. but this gameidn't end well until after midnight. that was a rain delay. we shouldn't have been up anyway. the eagles were able to unveil their super bowl banner before defeating the falcons, 18-12. the skins start this season on sunday in arizona. ♪ >>> they stepped their way on to the national stage on "world of dance