working with maryland to do everything we can as team maryland to the people of ellicott city. i was just in hagerstown and solve very meeting with county officials in dealing with rural health care needs. and there are challenges in rural health care needs. what can we do to deal with the workforce issues? i have had several roundtable discussions in regards to the crisis of heroin and opioid addiction in america. this is a crisis in every community in america. no community is exempt. and the numbers continue to grow at alarming rates. what can we do to deal with this crisis? the roundtable discussion i had yesterday i thought was helpful and gave us additional information that we need. at the national level, we passed a comprehensive act and passed it in this congress. and that provides different ways to get the stakeholders engaged in dealing with this crisis. from our schools and educating young people about the risk factors to the medical community using different methods to deal with pain. four out of five carolyn addicks -- four out of five heroine addicts started with r

a brand new license place for marylanders is getting d.c. excited. >> returning to holly morris. >> a new license plate, good morning. good morning everybody up so early. colin kaepernick anthem sit down called the most important gesture by an athlete since tommy smith and john carlos raised black gloves fit in mexico olympics. carlos,p 71 is throwing support behind the embattled he has juneed into the pool human history and risen to the norm. >> venus williams reigns day two of the u.s. on. the match kicked off for 18th appearance at the tournament and her 7 2nd in grand slam singles draw which surpassed on record of fellow american amy frazier. last year he fell to -- she fell toster ina ranked number one in the world. >> and sport a new look. governor hogan designed a new license plate that has the flag long the bottom. new mrailts are december 26 and drivers with old plates can continue to use those and if you want the new tags before you renew your old ones pay $20 to order. there you go. >> thank you very much, holingly. >> all right.

person, don't you be weighing in on maryland affairs you leave that to the two maryland people in the room. >> i'm a maryland person and i r i say maureen bravo. >> sisters in the spirit i see. >> all right. d.c. >> thank you. >> thank you, holly. >> coming up on "fox news morning" pretty soon prince george leaders will not be in charge of head start program. >> and metro safe track program will impact one of the largest street races. >> and a live look across the region. rachel pet insinging fight song. carp de em, sieze the day. we're back with more after thi >> back at 4:45 and today on "fox news morning". 911 meltdown. human error leading to hour of confusion for emergency callers and first responders on patrol. >> election day hacking threat of online attack in november is proving to be a growing concern across the country. >> looking live across the region we're in for a near perfect day of low temps, mild humidity. enjoy. it will be a good one. thank you for joining us i'm maureen umeh. >> i'm wisdom martin. >> today is tuesday, august 30. we want to give you quick heads up to

working with maryland to do everything we can as team maryland to the people of ellicott city.nds just in hagerstown solve very meeting with county officials in dealing with rural health care needs. and there are challenges in rural health care needs. what can we do to deal with the workforce issues? i have had several roundtable discussions in regards to the crisis of heroin and opioid addiction in america. this is a crisis in every community in america. no community is exempt. and the numbers continue to grow at alarming rates. what can we do to deal with this crisis? the roundtable discussion i had i thought was helpful and gave us additional information that we need. at the national level, we passed a comprehensive act and passed it in this congress. and that provides different ways to get the stakeholders engaged in dealing with this crisis. from our schools and educating young people about the risk factors to the medical community using different methods to deal with pain. four out of five carolyn addicks -- four out of five heroine addicts started with research and -- st

, maryland at macocon, maryland association of counties conference taking place in ocean city, marylandnator ben cardin of maryland attended that same event. he held a town hall at the maco convention. he took questions ranging from the rise in prescription drug use the recent justice thertment report finding baltimore police department regularly uses unconstitutional and discriminatory policing practices. here is that event, it runs just under an hour. >> welcome to maco's town hall forum with senator cardin. my name is robin clark and i'm research director with maco. at this time i would like -- [no audio] an exceptional leader and i'm looking forward to introducing him for a second. my colleague does a great job as executive director of the maryland association of counties. the senator will be talking about a wide range of issues that the u.s. senate and congress are dealing with. u.s. county official are dealing with the same issues. i often get asked what does the national association work on and i say domestic policy a-z. for a long time i did not have the z, but now i can say asp

plate today, beaming with maryland pride with the state flag featured front and center. they'll be available next month. drivers are not required to replace their current plate. >>> to the race for president, the state department says the fbi recovered about 30 e-mails related to the benghazi attack while investigating clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. at least some of the e-mails were not among the 55,000 pages clinton pr the state department. cbs news has learned the fbi will release some notes from their interview with clinton on her use of the private server. >>> supporter of republican donald trump is apologizing for a tweet many have found offensive. before we show it we want to warn you about the graphic nature. it featured a cartoon of hillary clinton in black face. hours after posting, pastor mark burns deleted it and said he meant no offense. but he said he stands by the message that clinton and democratic party pander to the african-american community. >>> three men from prince georges and another from district of columbia are

more than 20 athletes with ties to maryland brought home the hardware. we've got details on maryland's amazing medal haul in our nbc washington app. >>> and now, your storm team 4 forecast. >> i've been waiting to say this for a while. the best weather we've had in weeks starts tomorrow and continues for most of your upcoming workweek. you're absolutely going to love it. low humidity, comfortable temperatures. next chance of any rain is later in the day on friday and it's only a small chance. already thinking about next weekend. right now, it's looking hot, but not too humid, and dry both saturday and sunday. currently, temperatures around 80 degrees. 79 in washington. our high today was 90. this was the 45th time this year we've hit 90 degrees or higher. happy to say we're not going to 85 for a high. we're going to start off the day at 69 here in the district. you definitely want your sunglasses as you're heading into work. 69 is the temperature here in washington. as we look to the suburbs, cooler, 64 up in frederick. 63 back in winchester. and 68 in a

there you have it >> olympics over by the maryland metal counts blows my mind. >> not just from marylandut all over, how well the athletes have done. it's not hike they're winning bronze or silver, 18 of them gold. i believe the, let's go with the gold alternate this year. >> there you go. that there be smart. >> thank you, coming up after the boardwalk, we're going to get the final wake-up forecast for your work week. . >>> sands top sanders secret recipe, may not be a secret. >> unfailing journallism. he says he found recipe. the newspaper printed the recipe salt, time paprika. spokesman for kfc isn't the one they have a the real recipe locked up. in the past, it has sued to keep the secret recipe if they're saying that's not the re pie >> he's the right guy to have here because it's unsportsman like conduct. even if you found it should you be releasing this >> i believe it's karma. when they started bringing some everyone to be the colonel. >> that was george hamilton >> beautiful day >> absolutely. we're serving up, you can serve you mean the chicken, i'm serving up sunshine. this is

almost 300 arrives in maryland and more than 150 in virginia. d.c.oes not resettle refugee refugees. >> a deadly gn cake in italy and now they have another growing crisis on their hands. ludeing, luders have taken advantage of abandoned propert properties days after the quake. police arrested two people for eluding quake damaged home. they will have 22 dead and thousands displaced. more than 200 of the 292 victims will be honored in a state funeral service in amartrice. >> a again eric version at half the price for epipen. it's used to treat severe allergic reactions. it will be identical to original product and sell for $300 available in the next several weeks. mylan has been in the september of of fire storm. >> 5:11, fox news morning maryland leaders are set to announce plans that could impact your family's next summer vacation. >> and donald trump's campaign manager coming forward praising clinton foundation and admitting gop nominee was contributing to the organization. >> a live look across the d.c. region, oh, yeah. place classic: going on tue

maryland is a hotbed for gold. doug: maryland got 25% of the gold medals. jonathan: not too shabby. doug: way to go. michelle: not too shabby is the start to the week. ditches like this makes monday easy. doug: this is the pattern we talked about last week. a cold front coming through. enjoy every minute of it. it is august and it will get hot and humid again. jonathan: it was raining buckets yesterday. doug: the buckets hurt more than the rain. the latest report from st. mary's elementary school in annapolis. beautiful day in maryland capital with light bree from the west. the air temperature and the on friday the temperatures were in the mid-90's. feeling close to 100 degrees. here is the change from friday to monday. 81 in frederick and baltimore. 82 in manassas. but as a bonus, no extra charge much lower humidity levelses possibled by much lower -- levels by lower humidity levels. this just doesn't happen often. tom is the same. just about the same. later in the week the humidity will ramp up again. 83 tonight. 81 at 7:00 p.m. after sunset we drop through the 70's. the sun sets

maryland is an example, we're 50/4506789 if maryland spends 50 dollars, you can claim 50.nd then you 100 to serve that low income individual. states are moving money around. sometimes to a nursing facility and take it back or charge a tax and then give of the money back. but they can trigger federal aid. that's concerning, and when they claim the fed aid they're divert it go to general coffers. it's happening in indiana. in indianapolis they have found a way where the held and hospital corporations, out of indianapolis, actually, they figured out a way, they bought up for profit nursing homes and now they are buying them up because they realize, in indiana, isn't that becomes government owned they can trigger higher medicaid. well, what the corporation is doing they're buying the licenses, and then, they were hiring the very same companies back, that they bought it from, to run the nursing homes still. so the care didn't improve. and then instead of using the federal aid, for better care, they used it to build a multi-million-dollar hospital system. now, it's being used to

katie ledecky and michael phelps both call maryland home. 20 athletes from maryland contributed.the 88 countries that won at least p won medal, only 13 won more than maryland. >> i claim maryland. ryan lochte's run in with the law is one of the most talked about moments of the olympics. he admitted he made up a story about being robbed at gunpoint to cover up vandalizing a gas station. he spoke exclusively to lauer. >> i'm embarrassed for myself, my family, especially those guys, usa swimming, the whole olympic games. everyone watching. it's just -- i was immature and i made a stupid mistake. i'm human. i made a mistake, and i definitely learned from this. >> lochte and his three teammates still face further action. hear more from this exclusive "today" interview beginning at 7:00 a.m. right after news 4 today. >>> developing in ohio, eight people were hit by a car that plowed into an outdoor dance floor. police say a woman was trying to leave a community concert when she confused the brake with the gas pedal. two people were seriously hurt in that crash. witnesses describe the s

appears maryland schools will be pushing back their start dates until labor day, maryland governor and peter fran cha are scheduled to make an announcement about school start dates appearing in ocean city tomorrow. that's in worcestershire county, the only maryland county that starts school the day after labor day. everybody we talked with today thinks a later school date start is a good idea. >> i would say let the kids stay out a little bit longer. >> estimated that the extended summer season could add another $74 million to maryland's economy. most of that would be generated near the water resort areas. >>> coming up on the last unofficial weekend of summer, coming up, why you might want to stay out of the ocean this holiday weekend. topper shutt is tracking the forecast. >>> we have hurricane madlin approaching the big island. hurricane warning for the big island of hawaii. it's going to weak on the a category 2, maybe a category 1 as it passes south of the big island as we get in to the overnight hours on wednesday. the highest winds are on the northeast quadrant. that's going to

maureen: a major shift coming to every public school in maryland a year from now. >> maryland public schools to start classes after labor day and it will require them to end the school year by june 15. maureen: larry hogan has mandated a later school start date. it's similar to king's dominion law to get more tourism dollars before the end of summer. the change is already proving divisive. kevin lewis is following that part of the story. kevin? kevin: the students are indifferent. educators are agitated. one administrator telling me every school system would already be doing this if it actually worked. >> after labor day? wow! >> it makes more sense. >> it could be good and bad. kevin: mixed reaction to governor hogan executive order to start school avenue labor day and still complete 180 days of class by june 15. >> i don't know if it matter toes the parents. i know it concerns the teachers. kevin: within hours, howard, machine -- montgomery and prince george's school blasted the measure. the glee if parents have on a late start will be mitigated on the anger they have as the decisi

maryland done so much for me. greaterghr basketball foundation back toato school backpack bash and it'sndi going to be tomorrow saturdayatr 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 o'clock. don't miss it. it it will be college park -- community park i think i got --- i got nervous.vous >> no, no, you're fine.e you're all good. >> otts my social media. it's going to be fun.oi my family is coming. my kids are comnging.ing >> how old are your kids now. >> my son is four.son iour. my daughter is six.ix. >> you got your hands full. >> you know all about backpacksk >> it will be cool.. >> it's going to be schooll supplies.suli going to be food, face paintingt and more. going to be fun.goin backpacking.backckin you going to,, what do we got.. we pencils. >> put that in there. that in >> you got crayons.. >> pens. pen >> some pens for the kids. >> this is the third annual back to to school backpack bash.ash i'm hoping that i can continuet it do it every year.i o >> yeah. >> i'm really excited. >> a binder. b >> i can do lot of differento lo th

in southern maryland and eastern shore maryland, on those of tobacco and plantation, you have enslaved african-americans. the british were offering any freedom to any african-americans coming over to their side. a year later in 1814, thousands of african-americans are now coming over to the british and the british are giving them their freedom. most of them were younger guys who could escape and they had the option of belonging to what they called the clone colonial these were trained as royal marines. some say 400 of them would become part of this cloolonial core. this will fear in maryland and northern virginia that this might prompt a massive slave uprising. it never happened but there was a fear that it could be happening. and this is the context, it is not surprising that someone like francis scott key who opposed the war and takes a more active role in the war. he was a slave holder himself and a high power lawyer at a georgetown outside the district of columbia. he had respect for the british. he respected the british's law and culture and however, he was also angry at what the

there have reportedly been cases in maryland and north carolina. tropical smoothie cafe say the contaminated strawberry from egypt have all been pulled. to see all of our coverage on the hepatitis a outbreak go to wjla.com and search "smoothie." jonathan: in race for the white house donald trump is taking a political risk. he has gone to mexico hours before he will deliver a speech on immiat that is the president of mexico nieto's. he accepted the president's invitation. the same guy that compared trump to hitler and mussolini. hillary clinton is critical that trump accepted the invitation. we have more. reporter: they haven't seen eye to eye on border issues so they are given today given less than 24 hours notice was unexpected to say the least and unwelcome according to the previous president vincente fox seen on cnn. >> u.s. citizens can finally see what is behind trump. this false prophet. reporter: on twitter trump said fox invited him to mexico. fox said i invited you to come and apologize to all mexicans. stop lying. mexico is n with. show s

the maryland legislature has done the right thing.y restore voting rights to returning citizens. we must make that a national law. needs to be passed. [applause] everyone should have the right to participate in our elections, and we should not disqualify someone that has paid their debt and is back in society. while we talk about voting rights, please don't forget our brothers and sisters that live in the nation's capital. they are entitled to have full voting representation in the u.s. congress in both the house and the senate. [applause] that's what this nation should be about. we are here today to talk about how we are going to preserve our right to vote, my vote, my impact, restoring our rights. it starts with unifying in this election, 2016. we need to get people registered and vote. if there is not motivation this year, i don't know when there is. we have to be out there. it is our responsibility. with thenclude admonition of martin luther king jr., who told us that each one of us easier for emission. each one of us can make a d

what's good for virginia may be good for maryland. the governor heads to eastern shore tomorrow and wusa9 learned he is expected to announce a similar plan. >> reporter: the move means students in prince georges county would start two weeks after they do right now. supporters say this plan means big money for the state of maryland. >> wake up and be in favor of starting school after labor day. >> reporter: the governor and state comp troller sing the praises of school after labor day could generate $74 million with more families vacationing and spending money. kids like it too. >> we go to school early. a lot of my friends go after labor day. >> i want my summer to be longer. >> top educators have long opposed the idea first considered in 2014 under then governor martin oh, mallee. in a letter blasting the decision for focusing on economics and not education. >> it doesn't er >> reporter: maryland requires 180 days of instruction. some say making the switch to later start means ten extra days to make up which could mean later dismissa

a lifelong maryland are. grew up in inner beltway prince georges county from the neighborhoods of landover and capitol heights and i'm here as someone who decided to run for office, not out of any desire to see something but because i wanted to do something and i know that each and every person inthis room can relate to that . all of you truly understand how much is at stake. i know the theme of your conference this year is say that ourcities . education, jobs and justice. so it is very fitting that you are here in baltimore city. a city rich in history and filled with an incredibly hard-working resolute and resilient people. but it's a city that has been infested and it was just 90 days after i became governor, worst violence in 47 years. the fabric of baltimore city. we worked hard to turn peace and called in our most important city and our team has earned praise from all around the nation for the way we handled that crisis. but after those dark days that ended, we were faced with questions. what would happ

maryland, fredericksburg. skies futurecast not picking up too much of this, so i don't it will stick around too long. lunchtime come everybody is looking at sunshine. the only showers tomorrow, further to the west, western maryland, west virginia. i 81, no problems. a nice pool day sunday. monday, things are changing. i expect rain to pop up, especially closer to the shenandoah valley and hagerstown in the late afternoon. there is a chance of showers towards the metro, but i think it will be later in the evening. chance monday predominantly after sunset, but something we will be monitoring. and70's aroundd.c. annapolis, everywhere else in the 60's come a comfortable start in leesburg and woodstock, both mid-sixties. a better start than today. the high temperature morrow near 90 degrees, afternoon sunshine taking over. just a couple degrees cooler than today, so i think it will feel better. we were 92 today at reagan. tomorrow should be right around 90. cloud cover in the morning, lots of sunshine later. anday,

this is in sandy spring road in maryland. dispatchers got called out to an assault but fire department scanner traffic indicates that the crews found a victim shot in the chest. we are working to get details on this one. we will pass along additional information as it comes in to the wusa9 assignment desk .>>> hit an essential part of roma. some of the buildings shook for 20 seconds. >> people there reported strong tremors on social media. no reports of damage or deaths have her bring -- have been reported. this is the fifth anniversary of the quake that struck the dc area. we will talk more about that later. >>> i am adam longo i am lesli foster. in maryland man missing per month has been found dead. a murder mystery is starting to unravel. police discovered his body in a large toolbox floating in a creek near louisville, kentucky a month ago. >> today they identify the remains of tromain mackall, a father from prince frederick. garrett take has been digging into the mysterious disappearance. >> reporter: the girlfriend repo

it's just down the road in landover, maryland. two days a week, we are doing cataloging and lab work in that facility which is closer to washington which allows more students to be involved in the process on a volunteer basis. that's where all the artifacts go into permanent storage. we would like to eventually be able to develop permanent exhibits that will focus on this aspect of the park's history. we would select some of these artifacts to be incorporated into those exhibit displays as well. we can access them usually sometimes for black history month for example we'll do a , temporary exhibit at the visitor center that will focus on some aspect of african american history here at the park. so, this year, we'll probably develop a temporary exhibit that will feature some of the artifacts we'll have at the visitor's center. >> how did you get involved in this work? >> i wanted to be an archaeologist for as long as i can remember, since i was a little kid. my family has a second home out in new mexico and i spent a lot of time ov

maryland's mayor said it looks straight out of a movie. nbc reports. >> reporter: it happened in an >> get inside! >> reporter: powerful floodwaters sweeping through historic ellicott city on a busy saturday night. >> there's people in the water. >> reporter: diners in this restaurant watching in horror as people hung on to car, floating down main street. inside that car, a woman trapped. >> don't let go. >> i have to. chain to get her to safety. >> i will never forgot seeing that video of a human chain saving that person out of that car. i'll never forget that. >> reporter: in all, 22 people had to be rescued, six persons lost their lives. six inches of rain in two hours was too much. it took a direct hit. the water reseeded fast but the streets ripped apart. businesses destroyed. >> it's devastating to see some of the businesses that are totally gone. totally gone, like i don't even know where to start. >> reporter: maryland's gov larry logan declared a state of emergency. for victims victimized by mother nature recovery will take a long

the rest in maryland, west virginia, and north carolina. it's all linked to frozen strawberries used at tropical smoothie cafes. the contaminated strawberries have been pulled from the stores. health officials say more cases could still come to light because symptoms can take up to 50 days to appear. >>> changes to the marine corp marathon in light of metro's safe track repair. >>> tropical storm hermine moving closer to florida. teoser look at the pontial but how did we end up here? his mom thought he had the flu and that he was covered by the meningococcal meningitis vaccine he had received. until 2014 there were no vaccines for meningitis b in the u.s. now there are. while uncommon, meningitis b can lead to death within 24 hours. trumenba is a vaccine for 10 through 25 year olds to help prevent group b meningococcal disease. trumenba should not be given if you had a severe allergic reaction after a previous dose. most common side effects were injection-site pain, fatigue... headache, muscle pain, and chills. ask your doctor or pharmacist

maryland has more wins than some countries.countries. >> yes, they do.second. c little tease there.le teahere yeah. the real olympics officiallys of came to an end today with team usa taking home gold medal in i men's basketball in that game im two maryland natives carmelo and anthony and kevin durant won gold. medals are given out and maryland err gets gold. err getl that continue dad. kyle schneider of woodbine,oodbn maryland, became the youngest yg amer wrestling gold medal.ed. the 20-year-old defeated his opp known pent in the 97-kilogram7-o gold medal match.. reigning world champion in thisi event he joins fellow maryland err helen maroulis as americann wrestling gold medal. matt became the have first american to win the men's m's 1500-meters gold since 1908. 1 the maryland native held off his opponent of al engineer rah at the line to win the gold medal. 1500 runs in his genes.is gen there's his dad right there hes qualified for the 1976 and 19808 summer games in the same eventet but did he not medal.otedal so adding today's medals to the maryland

a pennsylvania woman is one every two people killed after flood waters rip down a main street in maryland. more than 100 people had to be rescued, turning a saturday night out into a night of terror. this is what's left after the water receded. >>> good afternoon everyone, i'm jim donovan. >> i'm brooke thomas, more on the deadly flooding in maryland from those torrential weekends rains, first it is another miserably sticky day with the possibility every thunderstorms this afternoon putting us under flooding risk. >> first look at the forecast with meteorologist, justin drabick live on the cbs-3 skydeck. good afternoon. >> good afternoon, certainly historic flooding there in maryland, almost 6 inches every rain in just two hours, now, we have our flood potential here today, just because we had recent saturated ground over the region over the weekends, so any additional rain could cause some problems, some parts of the area. a lot of clouds over us right now, not seeing whole lot of sunshine, could get few peaks every sunday this afternoon, would help fuel more showers and thunderstorm, st

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