about 78,000 kids will pour into loudon county public schools when the doors open later this morning. that's about 3,000 more students than last year. the superintendent, eric williams, tells us while veteran courtrooms this year, he's also bringing on 700 new teachers. >> that's a lot of work. we hard work hard on that, we've attended more than 25 recruitment events outside of the district. >> dr. williams says he has a hiring advantage over some other school districts because loudon county has the highest starting salary for teachers in northern virginia. >>> well, today, it is also back to school for kids in virginia's second largest school district, prince william county welcomes back 88,000 students and among them 19,000 second language lerner's. now, to help those students and their families, there's a new website that's close to 100 translations of school documents. david culver has a look at the need to get new teachers in the classroom. that's coming up later in the news cast. >>> don't forget snap a photo of kids before they head out the we want to see them as well. use the

it pulses up quickly over loudon county and it's winding down as it starts to move into loudon county. one or two other thunderstorms along the interstate 91. not even thunderstorms, showers, along interstate 91 corridor and very little of this is going to make it through tonight. the frontal boundaries, a week one that is approaching from the west is producing a little bit of impetus. we only drop to about 77-degrees in the city and we're having a real hard time even cooling off to that. tomorrow about 9 #, not as who the. not quite as humid as it been. there will be more scattered thunderstorms popping up. 92 for us, maybe some upper 80s in the suburbs. just waned to show you the reason we're not going to have the heat advisory or heat index temperatures noon still uncomfortable. a few places will touch 100. cooling thu possible. watch for those after 6 and as late as midnight tomorrow. thursday 89-degrees. we're zip tripping to rosalyn on friday. 90-degrees for the morning show and the weekend definitely trending in a do you guys remember when signed jason werth to a $126 million c

metro access now not in 2027 if metro ever gets out to loudon county. >> we're back with governor terry mcauliffe of jirge. >> reporter: earlier today at the washington studio, virginia governor terry mcauliffe said he's prepared to make a deal for the team in northern virginia. >> the redskins are looking for a new facility. ff if it makes sense for the taxpayers then we can come up with a deal. >> reporter: at a charity event, evans went looking for the governor. do you know the number one redskins fan columbia? he wants a team in the city. mr. evans, can you persuade him? >> we're going to do all we can. having the redskins back in what is it called the washington redskins? it's a nice little city of 600,000. i have eight and a half million people that want to come to the games. >> reporter: this picture was taken with the team owner.

students from prince william, loudon, montgomery, charles and calvert counties, they are all headingay as well as students in manassas. >> we'll help you get out the door in a minute when we get to chuck bell and melissa we've been following overnight, the report out of los angeles at the l.a.x. airport that gunshots were fire, then a man in a mask arrested overnight. no word if they are connected. they are working to find out more about the chaos. >>> it's looking like those were some sort of false reports and loud noises that people thought were gunshots. we want to show you some video from inside l.a.x. last night. just a chaotic scene as you said. there were initially reports of someone shooting inside the airport. everyone was evacuated from the airport. it's a big hub. can you imagine? take a look. you see police officers running in with long guns. people running out. the tarmac, people also pushed out on to the tar mark. road closed around the airport. a person wearing a zorro was taken into custody. it's not clear whether that person has anything to do with what happened ther

in virginia, the city of manassas and loudon and prince william county. >> maryland, day one for kidseachers in charles, calv t calvert, and montgomery counties. that's where derrick ward is live this morning. >> but david culver kicks off our coverage from prince william county. hey, guys. >> reporter: hey there. we're at colgan high school. a brand-new high school about to welcome 1,400 students through these brand-new beautiful doors but also about 800 new teachers starting here in prince william county. we talk to the superintendent a little bit earlier about what it takes to retain that quality. here's what he had to say. >> one of the things that we're proud of in prince william county is we do a lot to help develop those teachers. not just get them hired but we want them to stay. so we have what we called connect and we try to connect those teachers with each other and with professional development and we've had several days of that here before school starts to make sure they are prepared and excited about the school year as well. >> reporter: some numbers to put it all in pers

. >>> breaking news out of loudon county there is nee information about a baby and woman involved in a horrible accident this morning. we're live at the scene. but we start this afternoon with all eyes on the south and that weather brewing down there. >> tropical storm hermine formed near florida a couple hours ago. now we're learning it will likely empaimpact us. let's begin with amelia draper. >> all hands on deck this afternoon. doug's here myself and tom. as soon as we saw the storm was going to be upgraded and move closer to our area. we are letting you know the latest on facebook and twitter earlier today. we're going to continue to track this through out the holiday weekend. here is the storm, you can see bringing heavy rain to parts of florida. and that includes tampa. so the redskins game tonight some rain at times. heavy rain, muggy. they could get a break as well. here is the latest track. this is from the national hurricane center. you can see the storm still in the gulf, but that rain already impacting parts of florida. max winds now at 40 miles per hour. and it's barely

the thunderstorms are rolling through loudon county and frederick county. there's good rains between germantown and also to the northwest of leesburg, and they are generally moving off to the east, so clarksburg, you could see the storm about 11:29, and damascus by 11:38. the heat indexes tomorrow, 98 to 102, and that's better, all right. not dangerously hot now, wednesday through sunday, and isolated storms are possible each day, and tomorrow, in fact, probably scattered storms, and some of those any of the storms that develop, could be heavy and severe. real relief next week, and 80s will return next week. that's great. 6:00a.m. tomorrow morning, 74 in gaithersburg, and 75 in sterling, and by 9:30, 80, 84 downtown, and 82 already in fairfax, and. by 1:00, we are mainly back in the low 90s to upper 80s, and i think the numbers are low and still dry. then through the afternoon a very weak cold front. that's in quotation marks. it's rolling south of us. it will trigger showers and storms. a few could be heavy or severe, and we will monitor for a possible yel

. >>> mike pence spent part of the day in loudon county. he says it starts with lowering taxes. >> streamline deductions and lower taxes across the board for every american. we're going to lower taxes on businesses large and small so companies in virginia can compete with companies all over the world. >> now, recent polls in virginia show trump and pence facing an a college p clinton up double digits earlier this week. >>> and with just over ten weeks until the election, both presidential candidates are using the same strategy. keep the focus on their opponent. nbc's jacob rasmussen has the latest. >> reporter: locked in a dead heat in the heart land, donald trump targeting hillary clinton's record with minorities. >> how quickly people have forgotten that hillary clinton called black youth super predators. hillary clinton is a bigot! >> hillary rodham clinton has said ugly things too. i wish both would tone it down and focus on policy. >> the senator is sponsoring the roast and ride event in des moines. >> you need to talk to trump and tel

loudon and pushing towardpu montgomery county but it's really fallen apart quickly as it approaches 270 moving east at about 30 miles an hour. not much lightning with it. not much evidence of big winds.. we're still seeing there is a about it of potential. it looks like d.c. got droppedcg out of its severe thunderstorm watch. the potential may be more northe and east of it. it looks like prince george'skep county got dropped out. we think as the night goes on go and the potential starts to diminish that parts of this area will also get dropped, too.oppe that is a new and improved forecast. we certainly haven't quite ditched the heat, though and we do remain under a heat advisoryo until 8:00.:0 we've got up to 97-degrees-deg today.to it's certainly very humid out there right now but the good news is we may be able to start seeing the end of this heat wave as early as tomorrow. we're still going to be on the warm side, but it doesn't look like upper 90s are going to be on the f dulles at 85, martinsburg at 81. we'll let you know if anything pops up. right now i think we're on a pretty goo

. >> the loudon county sheriff's office and women's shelter were on hand to provide information to those who needed it. they also accepted clothing donations for women at that shelter. >>> arlington county police are helping the community say good-bye to summer. can you believe it? they hosted their second annual summer block party at the middle school. activities includes bounce houses, safety demonstrations for people of all ages, police say the goal of the party is to bring community and law enforcement together. >>> and turning now to decision 2016. hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today, but she did receive her first intelligence briefing as nominee saturday in new york. while clinton doesn't have any public events for today, her running mate, senator tim kaine is keeping busy. he spent time in the key battleground state in florida yesterday, slamming donald trump's statements about our allies. >> there is a sharp zinks between a hillary clinton who understands the value of alliances and donald trump who seems to think that tearing up alliances is a path to strength. >> he

out there are really strong.ly this is going to effect parts of fauquier, loudon until about 5:15. they have heavy rain with them and lightening. we're thinking about football practice starting up and anybodd who might be at the pool, watchh out the lightning. we had 179 strikes in the middle bug just in the last three minutes. here's some of the communitiesom we'll have to much what. somebody was asking me a few minutes ago if percentville is going to hit, lees burg at 56789. 25, more than done.25, if they continues to hold together reston and mclean may be looking at it 5:30, 5:35. it does include d.c. and pointsd to the north and east. that also means fairfax, you're in it. prince george's county, anne arrundel. it doesn't clue frederick. they had strong storm a few minutes dropped the temperature 15-degrees. we will have to much what the potential. right now we're keeping a close eye on the storm in the middle burger and that's the only warn storm we have at the moment but we will certainly pass along any others we g. it continues to be another heat advise try day. we think the

the loudon county sheriff's office is talking with the loudon county commonwealth attorney to determine what if any charges they'll will finle against the driver. the school system here wanted to stress this wasn't part of the walk zone. there have in the past been several safety security concerns in this area. we've covered them. we'll show you what's been done recently to make those a little bit safer. that's ahead on news 4: at 6:00 >>> closing arguments will get underway in the trial of the man who is charged in the death of his girlfriend's baby. he's murder. the autopsy revealed the little boy died from blunt force trauma to his head and torso. he had a lacerated liver. he told police the boy had wandered away while in his care for 20 minutes and he found him unconscious. >>> covering montgomery county tonight. we're hearing details about a case involving a man who prosecutors say impersonated a cop, then preyed on prostitutes. they say that man actually assaulted one of them. let's get right to news 4 pat collins. he's live at the courthouse in rockville. >> reporter: he posed as

now this hit and run happened just before 11:30 at intersection of whittaker avenue and loudon street. a 58 year-old man was riding this motorcycle south on whittaker help suv turn left in the path and two vehicles collided. fifty-eight year-old was thrown up to 30 feet away, he died as a result of his injuries. meantime a witness tells police a suv fled the scene leaving behind a debris and trail of antifreeze and motor oil that led police in the right direction. >> that gmc had heavy front end damage, both air bags, deployed and they were actually able to follow trail of fluid right to the location, that is where the trail of fluid ended right where the gmc yukon was parked. >> investigators are praising police work this morning to help in this case, now unfortunately we don't have a good description of the driver, that witness only says it was a manafort nately however, there is a rec center with surveillance cameras and they are hoping some video will help. anyone with information is asked to call police. we will keep up to date but for now we are live, jan carabao cbs-3 "eyewitne

you can see here live at corner of whittaker and loudon that motorcycle remains. the driver, a 58 year old man the victim of the deadly hit and run. striking vehicle suv park in the rear driveway in the 5,000 block of roarer street in feltonville. police followed antifreeze and heat or oil for five blocks. the driver was already gone and police say that person may have taken the license plate with them since none was found at the scene, and still police have some solid crew toss work w they have vin and possible fingerprints inside. this hit and run happened just before 11:30 at intersection of whittaker and loudon in feltonville. a 58 year-old man was riding this motorcycle south on whittaker when the suv turned left into his path and two vehicles collided. fifty-eight year-old was thrown up to 30 feet away and he died as a result of his injuries. witness tells police suv fled the scene leaving behind deprice and trail of fluid that led police this is right direction. police are now securing that suv and working to identify the driver. >> when we run the vehicle

vehicle minutes after he hit and killed a man riding his motorcycle near whittaker avenue and east loudontreet in feltonville. >> we have a person of interest we can get message out to come in give their side of the story. >> reporter: home surveillance video obtained by cbs-3 shows suspect turning in five blocks away on roarer street. he stops, removes something from the rear of the vehicle. >> we believe license plate was removed after the fact. >> reporter: suspect a and on his suv and 30 minutes later officers track down the vehicle by following this trail of fluid leaking from the damaged caused by the crash. >> we take the initiative that good police work. >> reporter: police identified victim as raul perez, friend say he left his car washing business just blocks from the crash scene around 6:30 on tuesday. >> every morning he would be out here washing cars and i was like, you know, this back here. >> he used to wash cars, living in the house next door report report hours later after leaving his girlfriend's home he is struck and killed. >> he was a terrific guy. lovable. happy. car

you can still see debris, right here at loudon and whittaker avenue. tonight, investigators say they have identified a person of interest and we have obtained surveillance of that person just minutes after he fled, this scene. fifty-eight year-old raul perez leaves his car wash business around 6:30 tuesday night. hours later, minutes before midnight he is killed in the hit and win crash while riding his black motorcycle. >> gmc yukon made a left turn in the path of the motorcycle that was going south and that is where the motorcycle, and this gmc collided. >> reporter: investigators say driver of this silver gmc leaves the scene near whittaker and loudon an ditches his suv in a nearby alley. >> he was a terrific guy, lovable, happy, caring, you know, a good guy. >> reporter: mary bell ruiz said he left her home minutes before being killed and angry that the person who hit her boyfriend left him on the the street to die. >> what he did to him, he didn't deserve that. he be a human being, come on. >> reporter: home surveillance video obtained by cbs-3 sh

. >>> loudon county schools returned last month. today is the last day to apply for a full day kindergarten seat. a lottery will determine who gets 64 spots at four schools. last year 30% of loudon county kindergartners were in all-day program. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe will make an announcement on the voting rights of former felons. today's announcement after the virginia supreme court struck down his executive order restoring their voting rights. the court ordered he can only restore rights on a case-by-case basis. republican critics say his move was designed to help democrats in november. mcauliffe will make that announcement at noon in richmond. noets -- ♪ ♪ >>> the rio olympics have ended but not without a big approach by simone biles. she was one of the most celebrated members of this year's team, adding four gold >> 4'8", go simone! . 121 medals, 48 gold. twice as many as second place china which finishes the game with 70 medals. great britain rounded out the top 3 with 67. >>> some of the most decorated olympians

loudon koebt county is among th. the district is teaching nearly 79,000 students. 3,000 more than last year. there are more than 700 new teachers, counselors, librarians and principals. also starting class today in virginia, prince william county. in maryland, it's day one for students in charles,o$i calverd montgomery counties. >> it was the first day of head start. a program that's been under fire for months due to abuse allegations. tracee wilkins has been working the story from the start. she is live in capital heights with the county executive's message today. >> reporter: this was an parents that your children are going to be taken care of in the head start program and that is going to begin as planned. let me take you back to this morning as the county executive baker addressed concerns regarding the school's head start program. on friday, the u.s. department of health and human services announced they will manage the county's $6.4 million federal grant. the county relinquished the federal money to ensure tha

spots at four schools and forms must be submitted by noon today ahead of tomorrow's drawing. 30% of loudon county kindergartners were in all day kindergarten programs. >>> tweet or instagram nbc washington, using the first day face hash tag. >>> we're learning more about two murders actually in prince george's county. damien roulette was shot yesterday morning. in suitland the community is remembering douglas brooks this morning. an 18-year-old with an up-and-coming career in music was killed. douglas brooks was a rapper. he cared about reaching out to the community. >> she no longer can see his face anymore. she can no longer hug him and tell him and kiss him to tell him i love you anymore because someone felt the need to cut his life short. >> he was ea connecting a homicide at a 7-11 to a weekend hotel robbery in clinton. you are looking at surveillance pictures of who police say shot and killed a clerk. the clerk was killed during what investigators call an attempted robbery. they believe the same man robbed a comfort inn after he went to a 7-11. david culver is working on the story th

. >>> donald trump's running mate mike pence spent part of his saturday in loudon county. he spoke to percent sillville and pushed trump's plan to improve the economy. he says it starts with lowering taxes. >> we're going to simplify taxes for everyone. streamline deductions and lower taxes across the board for every american. we're going to end death taxes once and for all. we're going to lower taxes on businesses large and small so companies in virginia can compete with companies all over the world. >> now, recent polls in virginia show trump and pence facing an uphill battle in the state. a roanoke college poll found clinton up double digits earlier this week. >>> and with just over ten weeks until the election, both presidential candidates are using the same strategy. keep the focus on their opponent. nbc has the latest. >> reporter: locked in a dead heat in the heart land, donald trump targeting hillary clinton's record with minorities. >> how quickly people have forgotten that hillary clinton called black youth super predators. >> the rhetoric boiling over in recent

williams says he has a hiring advantage over some other school districts in the area because loudon county has the highest starting salary for teachers in northern virginia. >>> today, it's also back to school for kids in virginia's second largest school district. prince william county welcomes back 88,000 students, among them 19,000 second language lerner's. to help, there's a website that posts 100 translations of new documents. dave culver has more on that this morning. >>> don't forget to snap a photo of your child before they head out the door. we want to see them as well. use the #first day about the new school year. >>> prince george's county, the start comes after the program lost millions in federal funding amid allegations of abuse and neglect. the county's head start program will continue with improved oversight. >>> 4 things we need to know about the weather. >> chuck bell is in the weather center. >> it's going to be a pretty nice day. back to school almost always seems to be a blazing hot time of the year. the heat goes on around here at least today, tomorrow, maybe on into w

a 58 year-old motorcyclist is dead wednesday after a hit and run crash at corner of whittaker and loudon impact so strong police say man's body was thrown about 30 feet. now police are searching for driver of this suv, a driver whom police say fled the scene after the crash. >> the gmc, yukon made a left turn in the path of the motorcycle going south and that is where the motorcycle and this gmc collided. >> reporter: fast acting police with the 25th advertise trick track the striking vehicle that suv from the scene of the 5,000 block of roarer street, officers followed the trail of leaking and i freeze and motor oil for five blocks. >> that gmc had heavy front end damage, both air bags deployed and they were actually able to follow trail of fluid right to the location where the trail of fluid ended right where gmc yukon was park. >> reporter: police say driver and license plate were gone but investigators now have possible fingerprint, dna and a vin to help track down the person behind a wheel. >> since we don't have a license late we are using the vehicle identification number but we'r

public schools open tomorrow in loudon county. the school bell rings for students next monday. >>> i want to show you a live look at the olympic caldron in its final hours. ahead, we'll make sure you know what to watch for in tonight's closing ceremonies. but first, an early morning r takes aun your husband wants to stay free from artificial ingredients. you want to stay free from artificial preservatives. and your debit card wants to stay on a diet. fill your cart with small victories like giant's nature's promise brand. great prices on over 800 items. eat well for less. only at my giant. >>> a milestone reached in the silver spring apartment explosion. today we learned that all of the families are out of the shelter and now have temporary housing, but the investigation into the natural gas explosion at the flower branch apartments is far from over. seven people were killed in the august 10th blast, and due to the condition of the bodies, four of

we'll show you what we've been seeing on storm tractor because they have tried to move out of loudon county not too far from leesburg and they have been moving rather quickly. east of brunswick moving into western portions ever montgomer county.evcoun they're very isolated. you'll get a brief downpour and then it's going to fall apart. i'll put this in motion for the last hour.st it pulses up quickly ov county and it's winding down asn it starts to move into loudonon county. one or two other thunderstorms along the interstate 91. not even thunderstorms, showerss along interstate 91 corridor and very little of this is going too make it through tonight. the frontal boundaries, a week one that is approaching from the west is producing a little bitit of impetus. we only drop to about 77-degrees in the city and we're having a real hard time even cooling off to that. tomorrow about 9 #, not as who the. not quite as humid as it been. there will be more scattered thunderstorms popping up. 92 for us, maybe some upper 80s in the suburbs. just waned to show you the reason we're not going to hav

last year 30% of loudon county kindergartners were in all-day program. >>> are your kids heading back about the end of summer? tweet using the #first day face. hopefully

last year 30% of loudon county kindergartners were in all-day program. >>> are your kids heading back to school. we want to see how your kids or you feel about the end of summer? tweet using the #first day face. hopefully smiles, right? >> hopefully. >>> coming up on 4. . 31. four things to know about the forecast. >> here's chuck bell. kids back at the bus stop, apparently. >> yes i indeed, one by one. they are going back to school. it's going to be a nice week. if this is the first week for school, far easier to deal with. four things you got to know about the forecast. oh, that's better. this is much more typical what we would expect in the middle parts of august. all you get is sunshine for today, humidity on vacation for today. it looks like it could be all the way toward the end of the week before we get anything in the way for a rain chance. today, no chance for rain. highs only in the low to mid 80s. so nice, it's maybe good enough to be sitting in traffic. >> it's never good weather for that. breaking news. 28 shut down at muncaste all lanes are blocked each way in rockville.

the loudon county sheriff's office says there have been more than 100 thefts reported at construction sites this year. they typically happen at night. usually the thieves are after cabinets, appliances and copper plumbing fixtures. deputies ask that you report any suspicious activity you notice. >>> d.c. police say they caught the man who repeatedly vandalized a china -- the words were written on the rat already drawn on it. the writings have happened five times since august but since been cleaned up by a local group. >> at every corner. it was really just -- it felt relentless. >> the man is also writing swastikas at a starbucks in that same area. >>> we'll turn to meteorologist chuck bell. an unusually nice august morning. >> really nice the last couple of days. our friends from canada that sent us this little break, unfortunately, that's coming to an end. >> they can't stay? >> the canadians off they go and turning warm and humid the next couple of days. a perfect time to book your flights and get out of town. maybe go back to canada. nothing wrong with that. a couple of days in mo

gina loudon and fox news contributor and democratic strategist julie roginski and former miss californiatrump supporter carrie prejean bowler. we're talking about the latino vote. you had experiences with donald trump and more emotional way. when you hear people say that donald trump is a mean guy and doesn't like latinos, give us some background. how would you assess that? >> i had a personal friendship with donald trump. in 2009, when i was miss california, he stood up for me at a time when it wasn't popular to stand up for someone who was, you know, outspoken about being politically incorrect. and that's what i love about donald trump. he speaks the truth. he speaks for the majority of people in this country and how they feel. as far as latinos go, i think that he's going to win them over. i do. >> you do? >> i really do. i think that they want job security, i think they want, you know, as far as putting a wall up, what kind of country doesn't have borders? we don't have a country if we don't have security. >> we don't have the olympics if we don't have borders either. >> that's what

this includes southern montgomery county, the loudon county, all of fairfax, prince george's, southernat index. only a slighter chance than yesterday's severe weather chance, but still a chance for stronger storms today. cooler weather is about a week away. >>> pack that patience today on marc this morning. brunswick, 95 northbound at 35, because of a crash on the right side of the roadway. that's slowing things down and 121 at lewis dale road, all lanes blocked there. >>> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. we pressure you waking up with us. >> "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and breaking news. >> make it a great tuesday, everybody. built a sandcastle?id? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> good morning. diving for gold. >>> good morning. fiving for gold. a photo finish.

. >> it was also back to school today for students in manassas city and loudon county.ents all went back to school today. >>> a police officer goes above and beyond the call of duty trying to save a man on the tracks. see the dramatic rescue that played out in the path of an oncoming train. > that's the allegation against two pilots arrested and charged before they got on a commercial flight headed to the u.s. >>> taking a look out towards reston, another hot one. temperatures reached the low >>> a new jersey transit officer is being called a hero for pulling a man off the tracks in the nick of time. officer victor ortiz saw the guy jump down on the tracks last friday. a train was fast approaching and the man was not cooperating with the officer. but ortiz found the strength to pull him off at the last second. >> in my mind, i thought this is not going to happen, not while i'm here. i'm going to do what i can to pull this guy through. >> officer ortiz says the man later apologized and thanked him. the officer is now on a much deser vacation. >>> we are learning tonight

and they're not conceding loudon county, where recent college graduate cameron is hoping the debatestching them to see how the candidates distinguish themselves from each other. >> reporter: now, given recent history, hillary clinton may have the edge here, but rnc teams are taking a page from the obama campaign playbook. they've divided the state into more than a hundred neighborhood areas that they're organizing from the ground up. that means that this year the person knocking on the doors of potential gop voters is more likely to be a friend or a neighbor rather than a stranger dispatched from some distant gop headquarters. it's more persuasive and something the rnc folks say the obama teams did well here. brianna? >> we'll see if that works. athena jones in alexandria, virginia, thank you so much for that report. >>> they are america's new golden girls. young, fierce, and crushing it at the rio olympics. is this the best u.s. gymnastics squad ever? we have shannon miller, the most decorated american gymnast ever, joining us next. (wolves howling) when heartburn comes creeping up

. >> senior executive producer tom loudon who has two daughters. i follow him on instagram. tom, every single kay you are going to soccer or something. >> tonight we have soccer, practice at 6:30. summer basketball just ended last week. every night of the week. it comes down to do your kid like it. chances are they will not make it beyond a certain level. if they like playing. my oldest doubt are loves playing sports. we're in that first group between one and $500 a month in competitive sports. i will be honest that is on the low even. one in five is more. what lauren is saying is right, where i live it is lucky. it is not outrageous but it is a lot of money. we have said no to a couple camps because we have two kids going all the time. it is a fact. >> i would have gone to texas for my grand mom's 102nd birthday. >> don't to this to me. >> tom doesn't have have any money for a razor. >> lets get to jen fred. >> we have to make sacrifices. >> your constantly on the go too, jen. >> yes, because, we are talking about ballet, and piano lessons, and the thing that gets me some o

. >> loudon county is a huge battleground.ly to fairfax and there's a lot of swing voters and people who can be persuaded. >> reporter: once republican, loudoun county voted twice for president obama in 2008. >> it's good to be back in virginia. >> reporter: and 2012. >> how's it going, leesburg? >> reporter: helping him stop a decade's long republican race statewide. >> we have to get everybody out. >> reporter: the real estate mogul has won over some loudoun county voters. >> he says things like it is. i feel more that you can trust him. more than hillary. >> it's mainly a never hillary vote. yes. i think she has way too much baggage to be president of the united states. >> reporter: but clinton supporters here are just as committed. >> i think competency is important. and she clearly has a lot of experience and seems to know what she's doing. >> she's the best candidate for the job. i've been a supporter of hers for a long time and in this particular case i think that she is certainly the better choice. >> reporter: the cli

a look at how much loer this ng >>> loudon county schools open the new year with an old problem.er middle school is at 118% capacity. the problem is so bad that the majority of its eighth graders will be shuttled to classes at a nearby high school. meanwhile, the academies of engineering and technology opened in leesburg. the program will allow students to engage in information technologies and pursue engineering and rearch projects. >>> one day down, about 180 or so to go. maryland's largest school district is now back in class. news4's derek ward german town where some of the students had a special guest on the bus this morning. >> reporter: the buses began to roll before the sun came up. the drivers were treated to free breakfast and a sendoff from school officials. the first day of school in montgomery county. >> we also wanted to make sure for those students that are struggling, that we raise that level of learning for every single student. >> reporter: the first students showed up at their school bus stops. these kids were joined by an unexpected rider. the superintendent w

it might be loudon, we will see. >> three nights as a toddler for me, that is a little much. i let my kids stay up late, and i have kids, both of my kids took naps up until they got on the bus for kindergarten. a lot of people they star nap at two or three years old. fredrick household we were napping when they were four and five and they still take a seees to. six and seven year-old because i'm seven years older than my one brother a and 13 years older than my sister and landry is now seven. i looked at her just a month ago and said when i was seven years oldy was baby-sitting an infant. i did think the girl child in our family could maybe get on a subway. she reads, she can tell time. she knows about money. i'm not sure that the boy child in our house who is 11 could do it even now. this is how they are raised, right. because when we go skiing we give them a walkie-talkie and say get on the ski lifts to what they want. they are free there but not exactly go like on a subway. >> i'm in the doing that. >> thank, jen, let us know when you see celebrities. >> mtv is celebrating

. >> he told us he's been meeting with team owners trying to get the team in loudon county. we asked him about that today. he was at the redskins charity event. so was jack evans, the council member from ward 2. they had a -- put up boxing gloves, they both want the team in their jurisdictions. if it stays in prince georges or goes anywhere, no jurisdiction is going to pay the billion dollars or so it cost to build that stadium. that will have to come from the team. >> all right. >> thank you. >> they will have to decide, there is only like ten years left on the lease in prince georges county. in order to build the stadium the governor said you have to make a decision next year. >> it takes a lot of time. >> and a lot of money. a lot of political capital being spent. >> indeed. we know you'll keep us posts. >>> ahead, the fight over funding as top health officials try to stop the spread of the zika virus. >> metro's safe track program has been an inconvenience for a lot of people. this year it's taking aim at some big events. the marine corp marathon concerts, what about pla

strategist jessica tarlov, independent women's forum sabrina saver, and conservative radio, gina loudonmocratic voice, what is your opinion? some people say it's not fair. you build a business, you become a billionaire, you have already paid taxes on this money, you want to leave it to your family and then the government is going to tax you again in your death. >> in your death. you don't have to be around to watch it. no, i totally understand the concerns here and i think hillary clinton lowering the bar for where this should kick in, i think it was 3.5 million is a large amount of money. that's not just wall street money, that's a farmer in iowa who's built a successful small business. what i would say that with donald trump and the way his plan is constructed it does seem he was just principally concerned with those of his ilk, thinking they're going to save 4 billion and not taking into account the congressional budget office said this is going to cost $270 billion over 10 years and we know trump's plan from the appraisals and there are more to come is going add 10 trillion to the d

i should also tell you at this very moment donald trump is holding an convenient of his own in loudon county, virginia. we've been monitoring that for any comments he may be making in response to what warren buffett had to say yesterday in that scathing critique he gave in omaha alongside hillary clinton. so far no mention of warren buffett's name by the man on the right-hand side of your screen, donald trump. but we will continue to keep our eye on that and take you there if, in fact, that topic does come up. i should also let you know that stocks right now are at their lowest levels of the day, and we do have a special event for you today on the "halftime" show. the dow, a triple digit loss. seventh straight down day for the dow. real concerns now over whether an august correction is coming. we are joined today by the top ranked financial advisers in the united states, that according to barrens, andy chase, with us exclusively today from palo alto. andy, welcome. >> hello. how are you? >> good, thank you. first off, congratulations on this, on what barrens has said about you, being

tomorrow, trump's going to loudon county in northern virginia which not only is a critical state, it'snd it will be trump's first stop in virginia since tim kaine was picked for the ticket. wednesday, trump goes to jacksonville and daytona. it won't be until thursday trump moves into blue state territory, going into maine. that's one of those states that splits its electoral votes rather than winner take all. then on to upper new york state. meanwhile, clinton has just wrapped up her three-day bus tour to ohio and pennsylvania. and making her third post-convention state nebraska. this as billionaire businessman warren buffett's part of the country. he's already endorsed her. another reason is nebraska's the other state, like maine, that splits electoral votes, so hillary clinton going to colorado on wednesday, las vegas thursday, and likely back here in d.c. on friday. back to you. >> i need a flow chart to watch all that happen. great to see you, joe, thank you so much. great to see you. that's how i feel right now, i don't know what -- anyway. maybe just go this way. let's discuss th

and then he had the nerve to say to the crowd, things are going lousy for you here in loudon county. income in the united states and told them how bad were. this is not a way to win friends and influence people to come into a state and trash military families and trash institutions that people care about and perpetrate a false health department of the state's economy. >> at the democratic convention, the former mayor of new york city, michael bloomberg spoke and he said that americans need a sane and competent president. do you think donald trump is sane and competent? >> i don't know donald trump. so i'm not going to make any comment about mental capacity, et cetera. why would i do that? i don't know him. but, again, when you say things, they reveal who you are. and when somebody shows you who they are, you ought to trust that. and he says he is going to be great for vets. he spent his whole life bragging about how he uses every dodge he can to pay as few taxes as he can. how do veteran services get supported? get supported by you and me paying tax because we want to honor their ser

gina loudon, a trump supporter. and rachel sklar, founder of "the list." ladies, thank you so much for being with me. g gina, when you heard the quote, trump -- "i would like to think she would find another career or find another company if that was the case," the case of being sexually harassed. when you read that, what did your -- what was your first thought? >> my first thought was that of course any father faced with the situation of his daughter being sexually harassed would want her to get out of that situation. but i also think we have to be careful not to put the burden on the target of the harassment if there is harassment going on in the workplace, it needs to be diligently pursued. i think that same diligent pursuit needs to happen in the case of false accusations as well. so this is a really complicated issue. i'm really glad that we're talk about it because i think it is hard to define and most of the people that experience it don't know exactly where to turn, or even for sure if it happened to them sometimes. >> i think your point is precisel

to gina loudon if this is one of the issues that is important to his base, gina, that he stays toughis. i tell you informnally, over in twitter, this riled emotions. i felt 1/3 this is all media hype. that he will not change anything. another third, if he does change, i'm still with it. another third would be disappointed. how do you see it playing out? has the media overplayed this and do you think donald trump will make any significant changes? >> charles, i'm so excited about this particular move on the part of donald trump. i feel like he hasn't done the pivot to the middle we saw with mitt romney that sort of alienated with the base, saw with john mccain, that alienated conservatives that supported him throughout the primary. we're not seeing that with donald trump. what we are seeing something conservatives repeatedly asked our presidential candidates for and even our sitting congressman and senators, show a little heart. show a little compassion. reach out to people. be brave. actually say, hey, guess what? black america, we want your vote. guess what, hispanic, america, we wa

we have an executive producer, one of producers, tom loudon one of the most cranky guys i have ever workh nice guy but seriously. he must be in the control room. he said there is no excuse for being late. if you are supposed to be here at 7:00 in the morning you be there at 7:00. he doesn't believe in the snooze button on his alarm. you get in the shower and get in the car. >> there are stud that is show that it is not good with you because it play was your rem sleep. this is important for kids, you know, kid will be going back to school. teens especially. bottom line is you have to get your self in a good sleep hygiene ram especially teens because they are fighting melatonin. as you get through your teen years it is harder to get up early. >> that footage the on the left we have been running for over 15 years on that show. i bet that woman is not even alive anymore. >> people are sleeping. >> yes. >> can we be serious. >> yes. >> we have to go. >> we're done. >> have a great weekend. >> get some sleep. >> love you. >> good day it is friday august 12th, 2016. >>> hey philly, is what goin