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>> aaron, michae is a category 4 hurricane. it's expected to makedf ll around midday and early afternoon hours today. this is historic for the florida panhandle because they have never seen a hurricane thisst ngth, a category 4 status, make landfall. they've seen a few category 3st ever category 4. they'll see gusts around 110 miles per hour greater as this storm moves on shore again late today and potentially life threatening storm surge, nin o fe higher. we're going to see flooding here is the latest track. it makes landfall somewhere around panama city. early tomorrow morning. then it heads off the mid-atlantic coast. friday morning a cold fro will impact our area. >> am tia,nk you. for the latest on the forecast and hurricane michael, be sure to stick wit us. we'll keep you updated here and n app. nbc washing >>> 5:04. we're still following a developing story in prince william county this morning. police say this is the manhat abducted a child on his way to school yesterday. he was arrested after a massive search. news 4's

we have tropical storm micha likely said to become a hurricane later today and could impact our next chance of which is later wednesday into thursday and early friday. cold front moves through our area later in the week and depending on the latest track we could see aot of rai or not that much. more on that in a moment but a mar cool downith the first friday, saturday, and sunday. mong in in a big way for the upcoming weekend. right now here's the latest check of visibility. at about a quarter of a mile in gaithersburg. the fog issues in frederick are starting to lift in spots. 83 degreig for a temperature on your monday afternoon but with the mugginess guys, that's geeng to more like 87 out there. tomorrow pretty much a repeat of what we're seeing today and here's yourm storm t 4 ten day forecast. i'll have much more coming up at 6:45. rain on ursday. th chance for lingering showers on a breezy friday. we go from the0s to 60s from thursday into friday and then the weekend right now, mid to upper 60s for highs. so hotnd humid. how are the roads, melissa. >> bethesda, northbound 270.

. >> we're tracking hurricane michae this mornin it's a category 1 and it's on track to become a catory 3 very soon. the storm has florida in it's cross hairs and officials there are saying this stormould devastate the gulf coast. first responders from maryland'k force one will heading south to offer him. they posted a message to twitter letting everyonenow what is happening in just a few hours. >> warehouse is ready. they've got boats. they're going to be kind of light on this 16 to 20 person team. justin finch will have a live report. ay supreme court justice brett kavanaugh begins h o first full dn the job. he was swornn again last night at the white house, but while the ceremony was happening inside, protestors and kavanaugh supporters rallied outside. some wore make america great again hats while others were holding signs n reading one is above the law. >> we wanted to be here just to support kavanaugh. we're 100% for him. thank you, thank you kavanaugh. >> this is a blow, i think and it's gtng to be f for a long time because this is a lifetime appointment. >> more protests are exp

asÍ que hasta el viernes seguirÁ sonando de michaely de sus efectos sobre el sureste de los estados unidosra y ahora se desplaza hacia el norte. toda esta Área en amarillo, desde atlanta hasta jacksonville, pasando por tallahassee, estÁn bajo la vigilancia por tornados. y es que las bandas de lluvia que van tocando tierra para producir algunos de todo y tambiÉn tenemos un aviso por los extremos alrededor de la pared ese ojo. asÍ que los residentes de mariana estÁn viendo mucha lluvia, luego terminarÁn una pequeÑa de goleo del embate de la pared sur que les pasara por encima. presas muy peligroso salir y confiarse cuando tenemos justo el ojo encima de nosotros. miren las velocidades de los vientos. 50 y cuatro millas por hora , en panamÁ city 118.. y como ven, la subida del nivel del maya estÁ superando los 10 pies en muchas localidades. borja: bien, pues albert, te agradecemos parece informaciÓn con esas grÁficas. fÍjate, carolina, lo que realmente es preocupante tambiÉn no solamente con el paso del huracÁn michael por las zonas afectadas, sino tambiÉn esa marea ciclÓnica que en algunas ta

. >> hurricane michae is huge. here's some perspective. if michael were coming ashore in california, for example, its effects would touch virtually the entire state from redding down to l.a >> meteorologist drew ttuma. >> we'll start patel. >>> that storm has weakened. watch boxes are up until tomorrow. right now it is a category 1 storm packing winds of 90 miles an hour. it made landfall near mexico beach as a category 4, almost category 5 with 155-mile-an-hour winds. it is moving fast. northeast at 17 miles an hour which is the only thing that will help out in the situation even though it's leaving a trail of damage behind from destructive winds to drenching rains. tomorrow morning it is still over georgia as a tropical storm. and then it crosses the carolinas tomorrow afternoon. eventually weakening as it moves out over the open waters. rinfall totals in isolated spots could be up to a foot. more on this historic storm. here is drew. >> as you know the storm system quickly strengthened this morning. it set several records. winds with th

he will get a firsthand look at areas destroyed by hurricane micha michael. it is blamed for 18 deaths in four states. emily rau has the latest on the seven for survivors. >> reporter: good morning. the president and mrs. trump will see the devastation of hurricane michael firsthand. it's one of the stroefpbngest ss to ever hit the u.s. >> it took a tre mennomendous h. >> we are starting to see more power get on. >> reporter: it could take weeks for those crews to fully restore power. and right now search and rescue missions continue for the 46 people still unaccounted for. >> it's been very traumatic. i can't hardly eat. and i can't hardly sleep. >> reporter: one family looking at an interactive map and spotting this, the word help spelled out in logs. >> i contacted emergency services. they went out there to do a welfare search. >> reporter: they found all three people in the home safe and sound. on sunday president trump signed another disaster declaratiodecl. they will leave for florida later this morning. emily rau, abc news, washington. >>> one of the e

fÉlix: regresamos en un momento con la noticia del dÍa, sin duda el huracÁn michae ♪ ilia: regresamos de raciones de comida. has visto cÓmo va la distribuciÓn de la ayuda a los damnificados? vilma: te cuento que todavÍa es muy temprano para que esa ayuda empiece a ser repartida. esta parte del estado de la florida todavÍa sigue recibiendo los impactos del huracÁn michael. si bien en los ya pasÓ, aquÍ por encima de nosotros, el impacto del huracÁn todavÍa se sigue sintiendo. es por eso que todavÍa los organismos de socorro han salido a las calles, porque dicen que todavÍa hay situaciones peligrosas. si bien lo peor ya pasÓ, todavÍa hay una marea alta que de resultar en amenaza. ademÁs, estas ráfagas de viento que van y vienen. si bien la ayuda estÁ, nos imaginamos y esperamos, le empiecen a distribuir. aquellos que la necesitan una vez,que haya condiciones seguras para que los organismos de socorro y los organismos gubernamentales puedan salir y distribuir esa ayuda. en este momento, nos llegan los Últimos reportes actualizados y nos estÁn diciendo que se reporta oficialmente un muerto

. >> after hurricane micha slammed into the gulf coast, there is growing concern and so many are on edgendtorried abou personal safety and protectingroheir propertym looting. >> for manyn heree panhandle, there is a sense of lawlessness by hurricanech mil. >> they are not going to stop them. >> they don't have the capacity to hold the looters. it's up to us as citizen to do this for ourselves. >> everywhere you turn, warning signs. call at this time wild west. t hey better be a hell of a shot. >> ricky steward calls it survival. >> for somebody comes to my house and trieso loot, they are not going to walk away.>> he sleeps in a tent while her husband keeps watching in a folding chair. >> we'rean't leave our home. >> tommy said they arrested 19 people for looting since the hurricane. >> what would you say to residents who are wo>>ied? we have a lot of resources here. >> there are an additional600 police officers and national guard on patrol and that hasn't kept some from taking lawsuitwn into their hands. militia members were arrested in mexico beach after curfew. they were so-called oath

rescue teams just back from hurricane florence in the carolinas are now deploying to florida, as micha takes aim. gabe gutierrez, nbc , news, port st. j florida. >> reporter: i'm kerry sanders on panama city beach, where tonight they're preparing to face down a stunning st m surge of 8 to 12 feet. >> there's no wato hide. it's impossible. >> how prepared do you feel the ity is? >> the city's ready. >> reporter: we've o seen the powerthe storm surge before. it's a fast ving and fast rising flash with the power of the atlantic ocean behind it. here on the beach, the force behind a three-foot storm surge would knock me off my neat. hesix feet is near top of the sand dunes. once it overtops them, it can cause the sand du s to breach, allowing flood waters to rush land, submerging homes, buildings, ast reets. 23 years ago, hurricane opal's storm surge was defs pate i -- devastating. the beach disappeared. and that was a problem. so the city piped in sand from deep offshore, extending the beach line out to the high tide mark. going from an average of ten fde to 100 feet. the elevation raised

. >>> s verizond it suffered unprecedented equipment damage from hurricane micha today, that's a hampering the efforts to restore mile servicen that area. it is working around the clock to get its network back up and running, but fiber damage does remain a challenge. separately, in california extreme weather conditions, big winds, have prompted l utility pg&e to take the unprecedented step of shutting off power to thousands of customers ahead ofe time to reduc the risk of wildfires that could be sparked by utility lines that might be damaged in those heavy winds. very interesting. >>> casino stocks fell on a report that the revenue operations iner macaw hurt by a typhoon and by trade tensions. wynnnd las vegas sands closed lower on that report. there are concerned abo the impact of interest rates will have here in the u.s., just one of many head winds the industry faces. we take a look at the fu.re of gaming >> reporter: as gaming stocks declined, rising interes lrates got of the blame. but in las vegas as 26,000 gaming a insidersended the most important conference of the year, they were l

the data reveals that one of the suspects was in bed micha the town which definitely lived the man is alfred did. his cellphone data shows that he returned to the town nine times in the days leading up to the assassination. charles summit lives near daphne's home. he testified as a witness in court. for their only one in the weeks before the murder he saw the same company hocked near his home on several occasions. it is strange because it was a hire car and everything is somebody tourist they want to hear several times over two or three weeks once or twice maybe on the. day they had been studying her. they had done their homework. they knew her movements of course you're hard on we trace your uncle. on that evening alfred was seen in the town of bet need. investigators believe that is when the bomb was placed under the driver's seat of death he's come. at one forty one am the mobile phone attached to the explosives was activated a few hours later it says of the bomb. bad bad bad bad. bad bad. bad on the sixteenth. it was over there just around the corner here we noticed the nine o'clo

time i've returned home to jerusalem things have gotten worse and worse. 40 years ago i met david michaelis at link tv and he comes with west jerusalem and i come from west jerusalem, so we come from the same seat. but in reality, two different worlds. >> i was born in jerusalem and i've been living there all my life, since 1945. five years ago i came to the united states to launch a tv channel. and that's how i met jamal dajani. he challenged me to think about solutions that hadn't been discussed until now. and one day we said, well, we should test it on the ground. >> the reality there is very harsh. but why don't we go over there and do it. >> we are here in a bubble. after sometime off woworking together with jamal i said let's ddo this in california. you only have to choose in t th neighborhoodod what kind off la you want in the morning. >> when i i go there i'm always eaeager to go to my peoplple, t neighborhohood. i want to o have the least interaction with the israelis as possibible. >> manany israraelis don't't wa know about ppalestinis.s. they don't wantt to reach out. they don'n'

and i know that there remains a hostile michaelis still with us every part of north america has a satellite picture as it gradually made its way northward overland of course it's lost its energy source so it is disintegrating the winds easing but we're still seeing a lot of heavy rain you can see all the cloud feeding ahead of that well the way up into the eastern parts of canada that system eventually moves away though so by around lunchtime on friday should be over the atlantic and then for the eastern coast it will be a lot drier and brighter but as that will moves away we've got another system that's making its way in from the southwest that's making its way across some of the desert states the u.s. and then working its way eastward so do expect some flooding here as we head through friday and into saturday but further towards the south we've also seen some heavy rains here particularly over the southern parts of mexico you can see the satellite picture picking out that cloud there really has been very wet and there's plenty more rain still to come as we head through friday and saturday

i'm at the county pier where the water is visibly choppy as hurricane michas pus closer to the panhandler: in panama city some residents are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. >> hopefully we'll get through it and we'll look back and llerything will beright. >> hunker down and ride it out. >> reporter: hurricane michael is expected to intention identify before making landfall. ringing strong winds and rain and a storm surge of eight to 12 feet. >> this scares me.s this ihe first one i've been through. >> many expcoss erns. but decided to stay in the florida pan handle and brace for impact. >> it is more important to stay than to go away and not long you'll be gone. >> i have my mom, a child, my f, stt is a lot to go through. if it was a 4 or 5, i might do it. but we've rden out hurricanes in the 2 and 3 categories otfore. >> others are taking any chances. this person remembers staying home during hurricane deny miss the 2005. >>at there all night and the boards were up against windows and didn't know if we made the right decision with the kids. >> reporter: h is expected to

thursday a cold front moves through and potentially we're dealing with the remnants of tropical storm michae >> you're watching news 4 today. >> 3, 2, 1, lift off. >> this new video for the first time ever, spacex landed a lcon 9ocket booster in california. that rocket blasted off from itn cali launch site and carried an argentinian satellite to space yesterday. this is the first time that spacex landed a rocket there on the west ast. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is in china meeng with leaders. his visit comes as the us. and china i battle out over tariffs. >> this is a stark contrast to his timeor with korea's leader where he described his conversation with kim jong un as good and productive. tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning.e what e happened during this visit? >> a couple of things. when it comes to china, mike pompeo says it's a fundamental di dgreement. heidn't meet with president xi with hiscounter papart, the foreign minister. so tensions there. he described a productive conversation on two. fron moving forward with a summit stalled aer that tri in august was put off.

. >>> aside from hurricanel, michae we had a little hurricane kanye in the white house today. that is what has been plastered all over social media. kanye west was in the oval office, going off in tangents, scribed as part diatribe, part train wreck, you idecide. >>t was something about, when i put this hat on, it mad me feel like superman. >> more important than any deal that we bring jobs into america and w provide a transition with mental health. we don't need sentences. we need pardons. this is what our president should be flyin in. look at this. he has to be the -- i don't answer questions in simple sound bites. you are tasting a fine wine tt has multiple notes to it. > i didn't mean to put you like that,bro. >> tell you what. at was pretty impressive. >> after this, kanye west joined the president and sitting next to him, that's football legend jim brown. they dcussed prison reform and other topics. >> when we come back, he was a victim of one of the nation's worst anti-gay hate crimes. matthew sheppard was killed nearly 20 years ago. and now he is getting a final restin

to get a first- hand look of at the devastation hurricane michae >>> president trump and the first lady touched down in florida today to get a firsthand look at the devastation of hurricane michael that it left behind. reporter hilary lane has more on the president's visit. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady handed out water to volunteers and survivors of hurricane michael in lynn haven, florida monday afternoon. >> to see this personally is very tough, very, very tough. total devastation. >> reporter: the president flew to florida's panhandle for a firsthand look at the devastation after the category 4 hurricane tore through the area last week. once on the ground, he took stock of all the damage. >> it's hard to believe. i've seen pictures, but it's hard to believe when you are above it in a plane and to see the total devastation. >> reporter: the president spoke with some residents including michael rollins who rode out the storm with his four pets. president trump then traveled to georgia where he thanked red cross workers for their service and visited with farmers who l

. >> hurricane michae is huge. here's some perspective. if michael were coming ashore in california, for example, its effects would touch virtually the entire state from redding down to l.a >> meteorologist drew ttuma. >> we'll start patel. >>> that storm has weakened. watch boxes are upnt

. >>> now we turn backwh to micha, h has lost a bit of its punch. take a look at the storm's latest path. actually, we' showing you the radar picture here. you can see it's making a big mark along the southeastern part of the u.s. we're also getting new video this morning that shows the devastation from that category 4 storm in florida's. panhand take a look at what's left of a middle school gym here. the wind justhe rippedoof right off, leaving the court exposed. >> debris is everywhere, as you can tell. it looks like one wall just completely collapsed. news 4's jay gray is live in panama city beach with closer look at all this damage. jay, the i destructi massive there. >> reporter: yeah, eun, aaron, unbelievable. michael was a dual threat. we had the water, flooding, rains, and storm surge. then the wind that did thikes li this. i want you to take a look. first snapping what is a roadsiden sig here, throwing it into this business. this beachside business shredded. it ripped through this business, just tearing everything apart here. i'm afraid as

. >> to florida cleaning up a er hurricane micha

instead we've had micha avenatti and people saying he's be in gang rapes an rallied republicans and itame immediately everybody decided. then if you agreed there was a core issue about what happene to him 36 years ago, well, he was a bigrinker, threw rice at people in college,, and that happenedleft and rig so basically, i think i look at where everybody came down, and in a rationale world, we look -- the story was no an ideological storks it was two people telling different stories. it was not about capitalism, immigration, agsrtion, the the really disagree about, it was two human beings, and what i saw was te pull veerization of human beings for ideological reasons. so it was this person and this person, deal with it on a personal level, didn't hppen. >> woodruff: christine blasey ford, was her story doomed from the start? i the messa if you have a story, something you believe is true, forget it? >> well, i mean, i hope not.k i th the she has what she has going for her is that she made the case long before he ws nominated. she didn't join in some par she didn't come out, he was obvio

. >> he was referring to lawyer michae avenatti, who is thinking about running for w presiden ended up representing somebody whose allegations have not been seen as credible as the other two allegations. do you agree with his political assessment there, that the avenatti's entrance into thiso sideshow of diluted everything? >> i certainly like senator kennedy's turn of phrase, the foothills of the presterous is going to end up being a memorable phrase. i do think he is correct there was widespread response, certainly on the republican side these were notredible allegations. i tried to focus my questioning of judge kavanaugh on things directly relatedir to his judicial philosophy, his extreme views on presidential power and liberty and wys i think he will overturn justice kennedy's most recent decisions and focus on fitness and candor. i think what was important about the last two weeks was trying to find a bipartisan focus on facts. the larger estion, how do we move forward? how do we heal the divisioe in nate. >> i take it if you're talking that way, the house democratslk g about rein

i've been here at this emergency operations center since the beginninguyermade and now micha. i've been here at this emergency operations center since the beginning of the event to be back here to do my job to ensure that we are making the proper preparations. we've met with neighborhood leaders, faith leaders. we've called in over 600 assets in our electric utility system, over 100 of them are right here on the ground ready to respond after the storm. what we want people do right now is to ensure that they are safe. but beyond that, i want them to know that their government is prepared. but we want them to be prepared for the potential for prolonged recove recovery. again, this is a massive storm. its impact will be significant. and they can rest assured that we will do you are our jour job. >> are you handled with how governor scott has been handling the responsibility? >> we've had an open line of communication. i hope that that continues throughout. not just storm preparation, but also the recovery. i think that that is what our citizens expect from us, for us to come toge

nawaz: stay with us, coming up on the newshour: pridential historian micha beschloss discusses his new book "presidents of war."ns how veterare using agriculture to rehabilitate and start new lives. plus, an arts program aims to create opportunities on a native american reservation ih dakota. now, we continue our series on "rethinking college" with a loov a a sity that's redefining what it means to be an honors program. hari sreenivas went to newark to see how rutgers university is tapping into students' passions for working on social justice as part of special program. it's for our weekly segment on education, "making the grade." >> if you don't accept me, that doesn't mean i'm not a man. >> sreenivasan: 7:00 a.m. is early for any college student, and these honors students have decided to take on a complicated topic: what it means to be a man of character. >> real men of character are not afraid to share what they've been through. >> the test of a man, is the fight that he makes, the grit that he daily shows, the way h thstands upon his feet, and takes life's numerous bumps and blow >

pardeep singh kaleka and arno michaelis they will sign books out in the lobby. thank you for being on book tv. [applause] and i thank you for coming governor thompson will be here momentarily. if you can believe this is the first time that he did call from the car and will be here shortly thank you for coming one thing we probably will not get to in our conversation how the book came about and what it was like to be the co-author somebody said getting two people together to write a book is like three people coming together to make a baby. [laughter] it really wasn't like that for us. [laughter] i think we worked pretty well together. but seven years ago in 2011 we met at the club - - the "esquire" club and had a late breakfast and talked about a collaboration. and i interviewed him about the first race for governor we had to do a sample chapter for our publisher and that went pretty well and the press seemed happy and then decided to run for senate and we got sidetracked and never really got engaged until about three or four years ago. 's was still has been quit

my name is arnold michaelis and disses party coleco. i'm just kidding.over the years we have definitely become that close that we can probably speak for one another. we are going to as soon as possible open it up to questions that you have. we love there are so many people here on this cold saturday morning. we appreciate you. we love you. i'm really party coleco Ãbour brotherhood started because of a tragic shooting that happened on august 5, 2012 as connor alluded to. that day not only changed my life but it changed the lives of a lot of people, not just within the Ãcommunity and within our temple but people all throughout wisconsin and the united states have been affected by it. at that time i was an educator. i was working with at risk youth. summer vacations for us. it was like any normal sunday morning. that's when we found out what happened. i'm going to let arnold read a little bit of the book. and how our worlds came together. he's going be reading the prologue of the gift of our wounds. >> what does hate look like? hey it looks like the body of

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. >>> all eyes on t micha tropical storm gaining strength this morning on track to hit the southern.s. as a powerful hurricane. a state of emergency now declared. >> this storm will be life-threatening and extremely dangerous. ls dylan t us when and where the storm could strike. >>> kavanaugh and the court the president set to hold the ceremony for a new supreme court justice brettavanaugh after a bruising battle. less than 24 hours a way, what awaits him when he jones the other justices? >>> all that plus mysterious outbreak. at least six children in minnesota diagnosed with a rare polio-like disease, what doctors want parents to know >>> body miller well coo baby boy. >>> why music super star taylore swift is ighing in today, monday, october 8, 2018. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is"t ay" with savannah guthrie and hoda kotb. live from studioia 1a in rockefeller plaza. >> good morning, everyone, welcome to "today" monday, october 8, 2018. >>> an investigation into an unimaginable tragedy in upstate new york. 20 people wereilled in an suv accident when a family in an limo went off

a specific witness list that doe not include julie swetnick, who came forward through her lawyer, michae avenatti, accusing kavanaugh of sexual misconduct ain high school, allegation he denies. top democrat dianne feinstein sent a letter tohite house counsel don mcgahn and christopher wray. the president's team claims the white house is not interfering. >> the white house i not micromanaging this process. he senate is dictating the terms. >> reporter: on "60 minutes" jeff flake, a crucial swing vote, and chris coons, trey awaiting the report. >> if judge kavanaugh has lied toee the commi nam natiominatio over? >> oh, yes. i would think so. >> reporter: president trump is tweeting that the democrats find the time and skocope is not enough. don jr. weighed in, that kavanaugh's accusers should not believed >> the people that are the victims of these things, when it is soio oly political, it diminishes the real claims. >> there's been so much talk, including kellyanne conway saying she herself had been a victim of sexual assault in the past. >> reporter: this was unexpected. it was a deeply

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. >> we did still have some hea rain through new york city hanks to post-tropical storm michae it is racing to the east at 29 miles per hour. so eastern long island seeing the heavier rain and southern new england we have our heaviest rain at this time. we have very strong winds in new york city. and d well. so that could create some flight delays this morning. in the southwest a tropical storm that is going to continue to pump in moisture to the gh southwest thr arizona, through new mexico. we could end up with several inches ofain andhat could lead to a flood risk. we will get to your local forecast in the next 30 secos. >>> good morning. many ofr us unwind advise until noon today for gusts as high as 50 miles an hour. heads up for some debris potentially in the roads today. we could see some more downed trees and powerau outages b of the winds. also flood warnings forarts of southern maryland and southern prince george's county. these are going to go through the mid-morng hours until about 10:00 a.m. and it's a chilly start. grab theacket. degrees right now. 64 for a high. >>> tha

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