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the galleries lk terrific, but what effect will the museum have on dundee itsf? >> it mea jobs, it means an increase profile across the country, but more than anything, e a sense of pride for peoo live and work here. we have the affluent parts of the city. of course there are parts with economic deprivation. we have children in poverty and we do have a drug problem. how is the museum going help that? it encourages people to see that culture is not just for affluent people. ecult is for everybody. will: the museum is expected to attract half a million visstors in the fear. it helps like the guggenheim to become a cultural catalyst for change. bcwill gompertz,ews, dundee. jane: looks stunning. i'm jane o'brien. thanks f news america." world >> with the bbc news app, our vertical videos are designed to work around your lifestyle, so you can swipe your way through the news of the day and stay up-to-date with the latest adlines you can trust. downad now from selected ap stores. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation, kovler foundati

take a lk at this monster of a hurricane. hurricane florence, the only ece of goodews i can give you, it's now down to a category 2 hurricane. don't concentrate on the category, the effects are going to be ever lasting. over 400 miles from end to end. we're seeing some cloud debris out of it. pegged to hit mill wing ton right around the beach area as a category 2 tonight. an ng northwest at 10 mil hour, the pressure is up a little bit, it's still an can seehurricane, you it dips into south carolina, and then as an area of low pressure starts tve around the appalachian. once it goes out of here, this is all through sunday. so this is all weekend that we're going to get a good amount of rain. then it's going twing up on the other side of the palachians and move moisture into our area. take a look at some of these totals.he i sent to my friends from wilmington. 25 inches of rain through tuesday. now, you come up into the d.c. , arhat we're going to see by tuesday night, just a little over 3, there's going to be isolated areas th

and you probably heard a mediterranean diet is fulf fish and nuts, o getthe band wagon, lks. >> somediets. >> i've dropped 22ounds in the last month. from doing -- right. and that's getting on and it working out. >> good job. it will work for men too. the mediterranean diet if you move to the mediterranean. justng sa it reduces stress. take aook outside. we have some cloud cover across the area. you can a see little sun trying to get toward the monuments but not a lot of sunshine. that will be the case tomorrow, too. very nice. really quite nice. nothing on the radar. we won't see any rain today. we only have a slight cnce of a shower tomorrow. same deal saturday. sunday is iffy. clouds and an. going to see more clouds and sun most of the day. i think we may break out with a little more sun. next couple ds here, 83, same deal saturday, some clouds and some sunshine. rain sunday into monday. look atsunday. kind of an in depth look. >> and we were just talking about that. it's definitely going toward >> i think doug is talking about moving to the mediterranean. your outdoor parties on

it just lks weird. >> i'll keep that. >> all right.ou both. >> we're working for your help with details of the hard hitting campaign i wish you weren't so worried about moving. i'm hoping these nature sounds will helme relax a bit. at least we don't have to worry about homeowners insurance. just call geico. geico helps wi homeowners insurance good to know. feeling better? i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 1] i love you, pookie bear. [parrot 2] i love you, pookie bear! [parrots]!!i love you, a get to know geico >>> that wein thinge sky? it's called the sun. it is makingts way d.c. westward. you still see the line of storms and shower activity. we are tracking the showers along the patuxent river. it is alloving sound east away from the area and that means sunshine tomorrow. >> thanks. take a look now at fores glen road near slagle creek parkway. you can see the road closed off from heavy overnight rain. some of the issues the weather is causing in northern virginia. >> despite breaks here and there from therain, few spots are actually cl

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lk drama, one of the top categories. "the hadnmaid's ta" was awesome last year.nk it will be a re eat. what'siting about this category is that "th ahadnmaid's ta "game of thrones" are . it's like clash of the titans. the emmys like to find something new and reward it over and over an again. i'm expecting "the hadnmaid's ta it's also so zeitgeisty and on point politically. i think it will. ta >> what about best actor, how does that category look? >> best actor -- >> in a drama. >> now, this is a tough one, too, because last year it was sterling k. brown, right? i he vell could win again. however, matthew rhys for tea finaln of "the americans" could take it. a lot are precting it will be matthew rhys. >> for bestactress, i'm hearing it's elisabeth moss. >> ihink elisabeth moss again and there's a real comer, sandra oh. >> best aeries in comedy. >> a lot of people are predicting "atlanta"hich is donald glover. he won last year for actor in a comedy. i think that that could take it. but it's really, really hard to predict. there's also "the marvelous mrs. >> i love t

now, most whistleblowers are disgruntled employees so we have to investigate what he had to say and lk into it. >> other catholic leaders are also taking heat for the ase scandal rocking the church. washington, d.c.'s catholic archbishop, dardinal donald wuerl was heckled. he served as a bishop inor pittsburgh8 years and was accused in an explosive grand jury repor of mishandling clergy sexual misconduct, an deniesion h >> i ask your prayers for me fog eness in any of my errors of judgment, for any of my inadequacies. >> keir simmons, nbc news, london. >> let's turn back to dylan for most on the fore >> we're keeping a close eye on the gulf coast, but we alsora he falling in the central part of the country. a cold front that's going to linger around for a while. so the midwest back to the ee tral plains, we could flooding with up to 8 inches of rain possible. we'll get to yourinocal forecast the next 30 sec. >>> good morning. for your labor day, aot one. 78 degrees outside right now. it is humid. we'll see lot of sunshine today. 80 in annapolis, 76 in quantico. we'll be arod 90 degrees

we lk >>> welcome back. east bay firefighters put out a fire. the oakland firefighters responded to the scene. they rescued one peafter early to tell how the fire got star. hotel. roads are blocked off. we will follow this breaking news story about the morning at berkeley. >>> the federal reserve is expected to raise the benchmark interest rate for the third time this year. the increase has started pushing up consumer borrowing for adjustable rate mortgages. they are announces the rate increase with interest rates forecast for the next three years. the forecast will signal how the policymakers see that economy and interest rates evolving.>>> the trump administration proposal to roll back national you'll economy standards is happening today and pittsburgh, pa. the epa argues that economy standards at 2020 levels and delaying schedules could take effect in 2022. we will keep prices lower and hopefully improved safety. california and other states have sued over the move to rollback tougher standards. this follow similar hearings in fresno and dearb

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. >> record amounts of rain, measures in feet, lks, not inches.es are spilling over their banks. trees, eesctrical lin are down, thousands of people are in wondering what is going onhe and where water will go and how high. >> the power is sti outor thousand this is morning and forecasters say the water will continue to rise for the next veral days. >> team coverage continues with news 4's jim handlm greenville, north carolina. >> jim has brought us incredible images. what are you seeing out there now? >> the real storys the roads. you come up on sce s like that near the tar river, you can't tell how deep this water is so imagine at night when there is going through these power poles or wires, it's totaldarkness, just pitch black. we want to show you rescues happening throughout tght. we have seen rescue after res e rescue. firs respond pulling people out of the cars who took the risk and didn't know how deep the water was. h we'lr from people who were rescued. officials are telling people don't go outside if you can, not only are the street lights

a downed tree at the top in beltway and some flooding and take a lk at this. we don't often see is.. road is closed. no travel time there. a little sw as well. just 30 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 and this rain is not helping things. >> not at all. >> we have another high chance for rain today which could be ad ang up tother inch or more. here's a live look over downtown and national airpo herehis morning. rainfall yesterday, another day yesterday with over an inch of rain at national airport. officially an inch and a quarter yesterday. that is the 17th day this year with more than an inch of rain. that is second all time in the record oks. these are rainfall totals since january 1st all above onnl rainfall totals and these are the surpluses. a 19 inch sainfallplus at national airport. 17 inches above average at du es and more than 19 inches year today at bwi marshall. what is left of tropical moisture is p into the area today. in and out of here before 7:00 or8:00 this evening and though they don't lhk like m on radar this morning, if you're underneath the showe

take a lk at the water gushing through that hole.s teetering on the edge of th cracked road there. >> crews will continue. >>> news 4's chris lawrence are live witht neighbors are saying about this. chris? >> reporter: ueun, some are saying the city needs to do a better job of maintaining the old pipes. take a look behind me. far cry from what w saw yesterday. obviously they got the water main itself fixed anded repa but look at the street. long way to go there. let's take another look at some of t video from yesterday in which you can see all of that water just pouring through. cracks opened up in that ight inch water main and then it burst. the water start washing away some of the soil and rock and then the asphalt completely fell apart and collapsed. that metro bus parked inchesaw . cars teetering on the edge. we were here when some had to be towed ay. they che water off. neighbors were without power for about most of the day and w talked to one of the residents here who says, look, he says, they c justldn't be helped and he expec

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here's what that beach lks like right now. things are calm at the moment. it's going to be dferent scene by this time tomorrow. >> you can see the clouds are forming nowatn the sky. when you cover a hurricane, and it's nice and sunny, and then all the sudden, here we go. early first bands come in. north carolina's governor says disaster is on the doorstep, and, today ishe final day to make preps. doug and amelia tracked the storm's path wendy who is in wrightsville beach, north carolina where people are boarding up andou getting wendy? reporter: good evening. this storm has weakened, but it's also -- the track has turned a bit, and even so, it's not the time to let our guards down. >> this is a mdatory evacuation. >> reporter: the deadline to outrun hurricane florence quickly approaching. >> it's really big and very dangerous. we just need to get out of the way. >> reporter: after living through humpb rricane andrew, t dunns are leaving their home of just five months. >>be material oc can be replaced, people can't. he reporter: joining millions from virgini

elizabeth her, abc news, capitol hill. 5: cse lk at more of the powerful moments from senator mccain's memorial service. >>> here at home, san francisco police looking into whether this a robbery.have been connected to the collision happened at hyde and ellis streets last night. a jeep struck another car. you can see it landed upside down. no word if anyone was hurt. >>> new video this morning of a fire that forced ten people from their homes. it happened friday in san francisco's outer richmond district. this is video from the fire at 48th and cabrillo. some of the residents returned yesterday, but only to collect their valuables. abc 7 news reporter amanda de costillo has the details. >> reporter: this is far from the home suzuki and his wife have known for the last 45 years. she was seriously injured after she jumped from the third floor to save her own life during a fire. >> she jumped from a window to the ground. my goodness! >> reporter: he says his wife broke both legs and back and suffered other injuries in the fall. >> i don't know what happened, you know. >> reporter: san fra

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take a lk. 87 in d.c. in the 90s to the south. tomorrow, the winds are east to west, and that's cooler numbers across the region. temperatures tomorrow, 82. about five degrees cooler than today. more clouds in the morning hours, but i think sun in the afternoon, but still a nice thuray out there, and i think friday's just as nice. 70 degrees at the bus st, nice for recess, 79 degrees and 82 at pickup. clouds early and sunshine late during the afternoon, once again, same dea on friday, clouds early with the sun in the afternoon, andh h 83. 80 on saturday. we say mostly cloudy here, but we can't rule out an isolated shower in the evening and better chance of showers, if not just plain rain sunday. 7 71 degrees. the next week, dry for rest of the week, but we have a chance of showers and storms all the way through the first week of september -- or first week of fall rather. >> it's alreadyhere. all right, doug thank you so much. >>> heading back to the live team cerage from southeast washington. you can see the thick black smoke sti

take a lks, you don't have any problems. south bay, we're looking at the east bay, the tri-valley filling in getting towards the bay bridge. all those avenues are great on the bridge itself. things are starting to improve around the bend. looks like they might have cleared the delay from the bridge itself. we have this backup now forming for the fast-track lanes as the cash lanes cleared. this is a little early for this much backup on a thursday at the bay bridge on the oakland side. so far, it doesn't seem like they have adjusted those metering lights at all. that's the good news. still very sensitive. we're watching that delicate commute. on the peninsula side, southbound we have one set of tail lights and some folks jumping on the freeway at university. very clear. that's why you're at the limit. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. >>> coming up, be ready to pay a as new plans for housing set for eventually have to pay for a new toll. >>> plus, going deep to party. why this event looks like something out of the little m

and better chance of showers monday into tuesday as remnants of florida move across the region, and lk at next week, behind it, oh, gets nice. temperatures in the low to mids ith plenty of sunshine. >> nice. we're going to need it. >> we are. >>> new help for peopl struggling with mental health issues. today the nonprofit boulder crest cut the ribbon on this constitute for post-traumatic grth, operating at boulder crest retreatbluemont, virginia staffed with post-traumatic health officials to provide support patients need. >> past five years, we worked to create a new approach to mental health thatwo s. we're now ready to take it to the next level, and we are launching the bould crest institute for post-traumatic growth to translate solutions for mental health challenges for people around the wor who can learn to live great lives. >> a beautiful building and looks like it's a in this case sanctuary fpeople. >>> for more information on boulder crest, and the work it does, you can search "changing minds" in our nbc washington app. >>> recent rains creating an issue here that some drieers

[laughter] amy: let's go back to 1998 when you appear on roseanne barr's lk alongith donald trump [applause next guest is kindf the philoshihical lar r opsite o o dona trump, but maybe not, w willinind ou his first film was the classic docuntarary oger a a me." please welcome my blue-clalar paneneli, michchl moore. [applause] is terrific. i loved what hdidid. if i was roger, wowould t hahave likekeit, but i enjoyed it. i hope he never eses onen meme, though [l[lghter] [alause] >>'s nightmare begins september 21 when your film is out. talk about that moment. 1998. roseanne'ss sitcom was over and it was one of the most popular shows ever. she had a very working-class, her whole thing back then was really solid, good politically, everything. but the show was over and abc decided to give her an afternoon talkshow. so she called up and said, what i come on the show? they did it in l.a., but they were going to do a week in new york, tavern on the green. i get there and i did not realize trtrump was going to be the other guest, which i was very happy about. he wasn''t. he did not know i was going

. >> jackie, great for you to highlight the marines, and for those lks, how fortunate they were to be able to call so many marines their next door >> if i was in a burning building, i can't seeon of a else i'd rather see at the door. thank you. scott mcfarland is at ite live desk breaking newsbout a serious crash on the beltway near landover road. what's going on snr. >> the capital beltway, the interloop, accident that injured at least several people. it is not affecting traffic yet, but look at the dump truck there. this is near landover road. it collided with something, perhaps a bridge. it spilled a load. the driver is trapped inside. this is prince georgia's county fire, i believe, responding to this, accident involved at least one vehicle, perhaps two or more. several injuries, and chopper 4 has the first look at thete oop in landover road with capital beltway at brins georpr this is a serious accident. it will impact traffic for some time. live to southeast d.c. near the navy yard. the fire continuing now for a thd full hour, d.c. fire, prince george's county fire, navy fire on

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lk seth: okay, so you don't see a pregnant turtle g around? >> no, no, no. they just -- they literally appear so what happens is turtles crawl up, they crawl into your yard and lay their eggs somewhere. and then when the bare hatched, they crawl towards the nearest water source. because they think that's their vironment. and it just happened to be our pool. >> seth: okay, gotcha. so, it's interesting bause if you would have told me how many turtles are born at once -- >> you wouldn't know, yeah. >> seth: i wouldn't know. that was over what i thought. [ audience ohst >> that's a turtles, right? >> seth: that's a lot of turtles. >> but that's nothing like, you know, delivering y ar own child obby. >> seth: right. [ laughter ] >> so i'm saying this turtle birth is nothing to what you experienced. >> seth: no, that's my wife had a baby in a lobby. >> that's right, yeah. [ light laughter ] >> seth: and i think, like, i uld just say that mom turtle did nothing compared to what she did. >> no, nothing compared to what she did. [ laughter ] >>l eth: like, that's bea

well, appreciate you stopping to lk, you have to get to work, scott davis, appreciate the time., again, as we watch this from 7th street, two blocks away from the backside of the building, there's still water, again, coming from all angles, coming at least fm the k street, virginia avenue, 5th street side of the building, water focused on the streams ending, one area, and nower to e cef the building whereas before, we saw flames on either side, water focused side of the building, and now it's more focused on the center. we talked abohi the fact is a four-alarm fire as i seee another eng coming in from the naval district of washington, coming in from the construction side here on 7th street. that fourth alarm is an indication how many battalions have been called in to help fight the fire or relieve firefighters who maybe have been on scene for a while. it's fairly hot out here, not as bad as last week with the ratures in the 90s, winds not blowing hard in the area now either so that could be an aide to the fire fighting effort going on here, but that fourth alarm, four alarms ind

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but does it reflect a a lk of planning on the part of fema last year? >> ihink it reflects a lack of planning in terms of the scai ofasters. you're correct. nobody expected to have three quential disasters just like, that and four if you count the california wildfires aft but if you look at the atlantic ocean right now, we have three disasters and maybe even four looming out there. so these rare events are happening every year. so i think craig mentioned, we have to start planning and preparing for these tyes of nings routinely and having the workforce and thmbers of staff we need to do that every year for this potential number of disasters is part of that. >> woodruff: craig fugate, how does that happen? there's politics involved obviously when you talk about onngress and you talk about appropriating more. where does the change need to come from? >> well, it needs to come in the appropriations process, something that we've had a challenge with congress just passing budgets. it seems they can always come u with the monter the disaster, but the key part

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at home, lk back at your camera roll and find the one picture that typifies summer.n saying summer is over but it's like00 degrees today. >> when is itia offy over? >> isn't it nice to have a meteorologist around. >> around the ock. >> we should mention craig stepped around from weekend day so he could be with us every morning. >> i'm excited about it. >> what's the eye update. >> i'm going to wear contacte lenses at end of the week. before we start this whole thing i want to thank m parents for sacrificing so much for me to get here, my wife and kids at home watching. they mive life. i didn't have sisters growing p, so i'm looking forward toic ing up two sisters. >> we'll pick you up profit and a crazy uncle as well. although i have a couple of those. thanks. >> coming up next hour? >>le kathiis back. >> what? >> we're going to party it up. >> get your wine ready. >> exactly. megyn kelly strait ahead. but first on a tuesday morning that feels like a monday, your cal news and weather happy september, folks. 8:56 on this tuesday, september 4th. i'm aaron gilchrist. le

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war,lk about the trade does botswana have a role to play? does it affect your linkage to the u.s.rned and keeping our eye on it because it could have a drastic impact on our economy because we are diamond led. francine: what is the government doing to have a sustainable income? there are a lot of things going on with diamond prices. >> we are looking at diversifying. we are looking at growing the agricultural base but we are also into the tech space because we think we can improve the continent if we deal with our challenges with technology. trade, and alld the stereotypes. what do we need to know about the reality of diamond mining? >> i am a product. i was born in a government hospital. go to university by the government and i work for the government. that is a product of the diamond. there are no black diamonds in botswana. all of us are a product of that. i know there are negotiations regarding botswana s regarding a longer-term sales pact. where are those? >> there are hopes we will reach an agreement. francine: when will we know? >> i'm not in a position to respond to that.