in fourteen zero two he wrestled china away from his young nephew and proclaimed himself the third ming emperor. to better god his hard won empire the son of heaven moved the capital from wondering north to a side just forty miles from the northern border then he began a barrier to protect the front from rapacious mongol hordes atop existing walls he built the great wall of china. for a time ancient rhythms could reassert themselves china was safe from turmoil within and enemies without. the wise young lawyer turned his hand to designing the new fulcrum around which his celestial kingdom with. the home of his divine breed the emperors would echo their cosmic status he called it said. heavenly forbid that city. before the first aid. vision would require ten years of planning design and stockpiling. the plans call for nearly a thousand buildings pavilions called chance and gardens. offices drafted an army of one million laborers and scour the empire for the finest craftsman ten thousand. in a process unchanged in. size on site. after they have made a journey of more than a thousand miles

the diyral ming zhang admit to stealing more than $1 million in a cheating scheme. they said it is the largest s thefce maryland began the program in 2010. >> the expectation is that people are completely above board. >> reporter: the director of the gaming condition said zhang was caught because of the state's and the casino's systems. >> the system works, the cameras, the surveillance, the security. we caught this. >> reporter: according to court documents, for m thrths in 2017, zhang cooperated with partners here allowed the take pictures at the unshuffled cards. they would win large. >> i think this is an going and very critical issue for the entire casino industry. >> reporter: mgm released a stement saying ming zha is no longer employed by mgm national harbor. we have provided our full cooperation with the investigation. >> i can't believe it they have so many things in place to make sure the dealers don't steal. >> the state of maryland is worked.he cameras that's how they caught him. >> after aillion dollars? nelson got it all in one night. >> reporter: the

i look like i'm 30 years younger and that's, uh -- >> linh: my son, ming. >> anthony: ming? linh: it has been 12 years. >> anthony: he's going to college soon. wow! oh this is at um, the island of uh, mister sang! >> linh: tuan chau island. in ha long bay. >> anthony: hanoi. >> linh: hanoi, by the west lake. >> anthony: oh my god, look at that. >> linh: this -- >> anthony: we look cool. we totally look cool here. does everybody fall in the love with the country like i did? i came here and it just stole my heart, you know? >> linh: i think there's a very good meeting point, between vietnamese and america. >> anthony: yeah. >> linh: but in the past it was over. and now it's a new time. >> anthony: mmm! wow, that's great! dude, that's pretty spicy. perfect with beer. >> linh: it stimulates more drinks. >> anthony: lobster from the south china sea. give it a nice haircut tableside, and it's perfect. mmm! >> linh: sweet? >> anthony: sweet! just like i remember, back in nha trang. >> linh: ah, yeah. >> anthony: well, i'm a sentimental guy, linh. >> linh: sometimes at work, i try b

i don't know if that's will ming ton yet. what i do know is that the cone is getting smaller to the south and not getting as far to the north as we work our way toward land fall. but now what happens is that the storm stalls and has no direction at all. in fact, this cone gets wider. it could be back off store. it could be all the way down into georgia by the time five days comes around. we're going to get rain fall. 20 inches of rain fall in some spots is completely possible. here are your watches. as the storm gets closer, the cone gets smaller and hurricane warnings will be issued later today or into tomorrow. >> chad, thank you very much for explaining all of that. evacuations are beginning for residents. for more than one million people the order to leave is now. live in carolina beach in north carolina. what's the latest? >> reporter: you wouldn't believe how warm the water is. the local office for the national weather center explained to me the significance of that. they say this time of year the water temperatures in

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. >> thank you for h ming us, pat. y in prince george's county and around the washington region know your family's story. your be loved wife krista was diagnosed with early onset dementia in 2010 when she was just 48 years old. that was a big year for you and it was big blow for your family, wasn'tit? it really was. nlywas the beginning of not the campaign to become county executive, i actually became county executive. r family started this journey along with my wife down this road. we didn't know anything about -- i knew nothing about alzheimer's other than my wife donated money to the organization. it completely changed our life >>asia, you were telling me before we started our conversation here that you were starting to see things that didn't make llsense. s some of the highlights there. >> my mother was always sharp as a tack. >> civil rights >>attorney. yes, civil rights attorney. really quick on her feet all the otime. on the things i personally noticed because i was the biggest troublemaker. i was starting to ge

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hli dip ming up he soon. >>> let's go over to the golden gate bridge. traffic is very light. there are no delays reported at all out of the north bay. we're clear all the way to san francisco. looking at the bridge, the drive times are very light. minutes from marina bay parkway. an easy right there. there should not be any trouble getting out into san francisco right now. give yourself 11 minutes you from the macarthur maze through the central freeway. a quick look at the san mateo bridge. not too bad. we will take a look at the past, coming up. >>> developing now in san bernardino, at least 10 people have been shot at the apartment complex. three of the people are in extremely critical pinned -- addition. handgun and rifles appear to be involved in the shooting. so far, no arrests have been made. >>> one state senator wants to file money into cities to help with the overwhelming homeless problem. but they say that the former mayor thinks that the money will only make the problem worse. >> reporter: the taxpayers of san francisco are about to throw a lot more money i'd homel

one road in will ming on the is back open now. the city was completel cut off by flooding, but the power is still out there and a shortag of gas for generators forced three local tv stations off the air. rivers in north and south carolina continue to rise this v ing. many not expected to crest for several more days. news 4's chris lawrence reports tonight a city already devastated by flood waters, new bern, north carolina.r: >> reporwell, we're days out from the storm. and just look at what folkslre st dealing with tonight. little swift creek has come up and this road that normally you'd be driving 35, 40 miles an hour, this drops off into nothing, completely submerged. now, in other areas like new bern, theater has receded, but that just means a lot of families are getting a first look at the damage, including one woman who showed us nest cam deo of florence pushing a wall of water into her home. >> and started working like a battering ram against the side of the house. >> this whole bottom part of the artment was covered in wate

this hot weather is going to stay with us during theup ming week. the ten-day forecast details are coming up in just a f more minute minutes, erika. >> matt, thank you. >>> a military hflyover toor the former navy pilot and war hero, senator john mccain. after a week of emotional s tributesator mccain is in his final resting place, buried next to his navy buddy in annapolis. people lined the streets to pay thei respects ae arrived earlier today. nbc's geoff bennett reportswa i a fitting good-bye for an american maverick. r eporter: final honors for an american original. the laten enator johmccain laid to rest where his life of service began. the u.s. naval academy in annapolis, maryland. an aerial salute b navy fighters in missing man formation. day's private ceremony capping a five-day national mourning, a week of emotional tributes to a man whoose above bitter partisanship. >> we gather to mourn the passing of american greatness. the real ing, not cheap rhetoric from men who will never come near the sacrifice he gave so willingly.en >> reporter:or

the analyst there expects caterpillar's revenue to increase as ming and oil companies look to renew agingipment. the pricearget at the big cat, $177 a share. caterpillar shares rose more than 1.5% to 140.59. barclays telling clients to buy shares of walmart. the analyst started coverage of the stock with an overweight. rati the firm predicts that walmart's sales growth will rmoutperts peers. the price tart't $110. walm shares rose. 1% to $96. ubs lowering its price target on general electric now to 13 a share. the analyst cites pricing pressures and share losses in the power market. e firm maintains its neutral rating ohathe stock. to fell a fractio $12.56. >>> anthem upgraded to overweight from equal weight at morgan stanl. the analy says merger activity in the sector and drug pricing reform could result in accelerated profit growth. the price target now $368. anthem shares rosee man 1% to5. 267 still ahead, a german automaker's big, surprising bet. >> in the midst of president trump's trade dispute, mercedes benz is expanlang an auto in south carolina. i'm phil lebeau outside of charles

london,ming to us from ian staley from jpmorgan.an, i want to start with you since you are closer to these nations that are in turmoil right now. do you see opportunities here in emerging markets, or are you seeing contagion that will only escalate? iain: i think you really need to split the emerging markets apart. we obviously have seen big contagion in the argentinas and turkeys of this world. that has reverberated around the whole of the emerging economies. actually when you look at them, some of them are in good health, whether it is mexico with the improvement on the nafta side, whether it is some of the central european economies that are doing well on the back of the eurozone. i think actually, there are pockets of value to be had. it is a case of knuckling down and doing the research and finding those and trying to avoid the pitfalls out there. lisa: mike, avoiding the pitfalls, let's talk about one called argentina, where the yield has been blowing out relative to the u.s. treasury yield. are you buying argentina right now?

still monitoring hot ots this morning we'll take you there for a live report and a look at the damage ming up at:00 a.m. >>> 14 before the hour now. the woman accusing supreme court nominee b kttanaugh of sexual assault is making more demands. more witnesses must testify, and she still wants thebi to investigate before she'll go before the senate. >> but the senateop says testifying next monday or we'll move on without you. news 4's tracie potts is following the latest from whcapitol hill. is the president saying about the accuser? >> president trump says he's dr. us to hear wha christine blasey ford has to ark say, although he is standing by his nam knominee, judge kavanau and says is hard to believe something like sexual assault happened 36 years ago. the president has not saidhe th ould contact the fbi to open an investigation, which is what dr. ford and her attorneys are asking for. he says t fbi is not interested and that they've already done a background check on judge kavanaugh. meantime, here on capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee is trying work out details of a possible h

. >> by f the biggest company in the industry is juul, ming wh teens love it's a very hip looking kind of a vapeevice with the flavors and everything. ut the industry itself i relying on the teen market. heat's where the biggest growth is. if fda stops that growth, what happens to the industry, do you think? >> well one of the big questions actually is where is all in growth coming from? i mean the ecigaree business, you know across the board has been growing a lot in theast year, led by juul. i mean, juul is a real innovation a breakthrough in the market and others are copying it. one of the questions until this year is how much of that growth is actuall coming from teen use? but the data that we reported starts to help answer that, because there a hasn't been data out there in 2018 yet. but, you know, it still open question. it's hard to know with sales how much of it is going to'r teens. th not necessarily the ones actually buying the products. >>ight. how does a company like a juul -- did and there are others in the space as wel -- walk the fine line being in compliance with the fd

. >> like for so many here, ashley says the worst part of leaving is the uncertainty of ming home. >> i know it will probably still be standing, but i don't know how bad the waterll e. >> and you got to think about these two. >> right, yeah. they are my mber one priority at the moment. so as long as they are safe, i guess we'll have to be a family and make it work. >> as a reminder, a lot of people had to leave their homes. some have places to go to, othe shelter is the only resort and a sleepless night ahead for a lot of those milies. we'll check back with them in the days ahead. while the federal government gets ready respond to florence, president trump remains fixated on the fallout from hurricane maria a year ago. he denied puerto 's rieath toll claiming it was exaggerated. with more, here is nbc's kristen welker. >> reporter: tonight, president trump is falsely blaming demoats for inflating the death toll from last year's hurricane maria to make him look as bad as possible tweeting op today 3,000 did not die in the two hurricanes that hit puerto rico. a long time later they star

know a lot, i don't know what kind of deal flynn is going to get at the end of the day i haveheanyt ming out of the mueller world showing pollution between trump and the russians, but that's let a guy like mueller do his job. i trust him to be honest and fair and time will tele. >> dickerson: what i was open hoping your experience as prosecutor and i am preachment manager who had to deal with a tase that started back in a land deal, a different thing when it wt to you. ouis started with collusion may end up somewhere else. the president has called it, continues to call it a witch hunt. so, given that record, though, is it a witch hunt or is it proceeding as would you expect a prosecutor to go forward? >> i think it's proceeding in a ty that these things start with a land deal and wind up with a hlue dress. this started with an accusation of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. fow we've got all kind of things w new york and mr. manafort's sobbying business apart from refore he met trump. so i don't know where it's going to go. only thing i can tell you, not one republican in

. >> yeah, you know it's interesting, again, the he was engs ming he didn't use a spread here the xrt is more volatile than this particular one is and you'll notice that actually this option costs about as much as a spread in the other which is why going ahead and buying that put outright also makes a lot of sense we obviously have the upcoming earnings season in here. as he mentioned you have a halve of stocks that could make it move around a decent amount and the options are cheaper which justifies the structure. >> as a setup goes, the key thing from my seat is what dan showed on the skroen there which is a long assent and then initial breck, followed by a throwback to the point from which it broke that historically is a very bad situation to be in you've had a lot of volatility -- remember the beta of the staple as a sector is.82. more volatility really than the market of late in a dormant asset that breaks and recovers the likelihood of failure here is high. >> does the outlook change, dan if the markets break down if you see a pullback in the markets is there a safety trade. >>

companies likeyft and uber to make sure they're putting enough electric cars on the road since increasing mingn amount of the traffic on california highways. >> and so here in the bay area,, curhat are some of the things that bay area cities are change? fight clima >> well, the first thing, i think this is sort of the ru low-hanging t, is they're moving to buying more renewable energy. that's one of thehings they're doing. another thing they're doing is trying to encourage the electrificatiota of transpon systems to prevent cars and buses from putting out greenhouse gases.on thing that the san francisco department of the environment is working on is an initiative to generate zero waste in the city, and that's big because when you put trash at landfills, it generates methane which ish m more potent than carbon monoxide. other cities joined in that initiative to try to commit to zo waste which they probably won't do anytime soon, but it's a very admirable goal. >> as a whole, do the local initiatives go far enough? do they have quantifiable goals, many of em, or are they just sort of, you know,

forty thousand people have fled since syrian and russian warplanes intensified as strikes and of a new ming assault to win back what is the final major opposition stronghold. the most congested governorates in syria more than three million people living there about one point four million internally displaced. the situation in libya is really very different to any other area given the compositional including all the fight is an extremist groups that's out there and that's really brings the need for humanitarian diplomacy for diplomacy folk conflict prevention key element to of course is that at the moment it's humanitarians while we hope for the best we're preparing for the worst. stephanie deca has more from antakya on turkey's border with syria. nine hundred thousand people those are the estimates from the united nations of a worst case scenario if there is a full on military offensive on the province of idlib they fear that that's the amount of civilians who could try to flee to safety what does that mean though however because it is surrounded by government forces most people don't want

so proud of who ming city a city with a drug problem. in a neighborhood consumed by traffic julio transforms the square into a bunch of killing children through bleak frameless street and it's. out on the street of the goo find the latin america series al-jazeera. welcome back a quick reminder the top stories here this hour donald trump used his address at the u.n. general assembly to brag about his accomplishments and his two years in office he said he'd done more in that time than any of his predecessors a claim that led to laughter in the assembly. when he also use that dressed a little more criticism at iran the iranian president hassan rouhani hit back on his came here cues the united states of waging what he called economic terrorism and failings on the international agreements. and the united arab emirates says it will support u.n. proposals for new peace talks. on yemen two weeks ago planned talks in geneva were called off after who the rebel officials failed to show up on the ground the u.n. is warning of famine could strike at

south and akeast, ming its way to the north. so headsup. some very heavy rainfall. more rain around alexandria andw into dow and then along the beltway right toward falls church. now again, tornado wat in yellow. the good news is we're not seeing as many storms in our area. speaking of thing we' watching. we're watching the heavy rain. >>> we have flood warnings in effect. from around winch. the areas in gree that are under the flood warnings, in effect until midnight. and under a flash flood watch and this flash flood wash will be in effect until late tonight. we'll track a few more thunderstorms out there. tomorrow we do see the threat coming down. a pretty low threat. the best will be some heavy rain. some isolated flooding out there. it has been so wet that we have to continue to let it be a possibility. it is extremely low tomorrow on yo tuesday. dealing with some patchy fog out there. maybe a few afterschool activities canceled. if they are outside, know it will be a soggy oneut there. so storm another umbrella day. wednesda thursday, friday, no umbrellas need

. >> reporter: mgm released a statement saying ming zhang is no longer employed by mgm national harbor. we have provided our full cooperation for the investigation. when we told mgm abouthe theft -- >> i can't believe it. they have so many things in place to make sure the dealers don't steal. >> reporter: the state of s maryland the cameras worked. that's how they caught him. >>> after a mlion dollars unless it was all in one night. ju reporter: he told the e, i feel guilty about what i did. he'll be back in court in january for sentencing. tracee wilkins, news4. >> zhang faces as much as five years in prison. they're asking that he pay more than the $1 million that he helped steal. back in 16, the news4 i-team took a look at this issue and found m was likely to be targeted by thieves. more from scott mcfarrland. >>> maryland has convicted least 200 gamblers for cheating. >> from thed maryl lottery and gaming control agency. unstates, they do not post t name of gamblers. the list is not public.he they willi-team elaborate cheating schemes would likely target mgm national harbor because

ming in at number 8, 1893 with 159 days. thunderstorm activity for the pacific northwest and it will slide the cold front our way. that is why we are looking at a cooldown in store for today and especially for tomorrow. that cool weather will continue as we start the weekend as well. hi to -- hi city cooler than yesterday. here is the extended forecast and what you can expect. kohler for thursday as well. mid-70s inland. upper 60s for the bay and upper 50s along the coast. as we end up the work we can into the weekend, slowly warming up by next week. >>> the dallas police chief is ordering an investigation into her officers actions during protest this week. >> reporter: people from around the world are here in san francisco for the global climate action summit. is starts today. we will tell you what it all means, next. -hey, did i mention i can save you $620 for switching to progressive? [ engine revving ] you cannot hear me at all, can you? many people are here from around the world .. and they're concerned about the u-s pu

kaylee hartung is near wilmingtwill ming and on a boat near the cape fear river. riding with the united cajun navy, right? >> reporter: that's right, fred. i'm here with our captain panama and volunteers from the united cajun navy. you have been down here for change and how many rescues have you been a part of? >> close to 300. >> close to 250. >> we are moving beyond the rescue stage. the mission is transitioning to that of supply-delivery. tell us where we're going and. >> a 5-year-old ran out of his prescription and they wanted us to bring it to him. we are making contact with him and they are flooded in to get his medicine. >> we have a convoy of about six votes. water, baby food, diapers and supplies that can be delivered. the stop after this one will be a shelter. what's your understanding of how dire the situation is. >> my understanding is the few times i have been up here, we have been wiped out by the flood. i know they have done air drops and supplies. every day since we started, we had rescues and splice. they are the worst off. >>. >> you guys are not

how the team performed...co ming up.(justine) a lucky escape for a uber driver who put his car into san diego bay. he survived the accident with no injuries. it happened late thursday night. the man was on his way to pick up a passenger near harbor island when he missed a turn. he was traveling at a high rate of speed and ended up in the water ... but was able to escape through a broken window and swim to shore. a crane pulled the car from the bay while the driver watched. police said they do not believe drugs or alcohol were factors in the accident. (justine) an unusual police chase caught on camera... albuquerque police say a man stole an ambulance from a local hospital early this morning. and led them on a short chase. shellye leggett has the video. this is viewer video and the ambulance you just saw was not headed to an emergency. albuquerque police say it was stolen from presbyterian hospital early saturday morning.simon drobik / apd spokesman: "we had an individual who stolen an ambulance from a hospital that indiv

by ming in a trou >>> on this mexican independence day, bay area dancers are showing their own independence. the group is comprised of mainly the 26 community. ♪ >> the traditional male role is very macho. and the women portray exactly the opposite. they are in a submissive role. >> reporter: growing up as a child in mexico, he knew two things with certainty. he loved to dance. drawn to the colorful costumes and clockwork choreography of traditional folkloric a. and, he knew he was different even before his father gave that difference in name. a particularly ugly slur for the word gay. even in that moment of childhood trauma, he learned lu that you need no one's permission to be who you are. >> my mom went directly and grabbed my hand and went to my father and said you never call my son that again. the day you do it you leave my house. >> reporter: for more than 25 years as a professional dancer, he played a part. the role required of him in traditional mexican folkloric dance. the traditional macho. >> as i grew as a dancer i started feeling that it was very important for me to be telling

until you ming back can make nice outdoor plans and enjoy it. it's going to be nice out. the ground is still going to be wet in a lot of areas though but ght now we're not seeing any rain falling. the rain has moved out. cloudy skies and flood warnings still. so this is the aftermath of the heavy rain we saw overnight. never drive-thru flooded roadways. there's pondingf water on the roads. so be careful as you're driving. that's going to start to move in later today so gradual improvement. temperatures very comfortable thmorning. we are dry through the day. really nice for recess. temperatures in the low 70s. a closer look as we head into e weekend coming up. >> can't wait to see that sunshine. >> want to get back to breaking traffic news that jack just mentioned. there is still a mess on thene loop of the beltway in bethesda. egan is live near the scene with the latest. any progress? >> not a lot of progress and the traffic is. building ridge on a pedestrian looking down on the beltway. all the brake lights you see, that is the inner loop of the beltway at wisconsin aven

rain ming in by this evening. quite rainy tomorrow. breezy, cool and showery on monday.looks a little on the stormy side. a lot of moistur to our north and west. this cold front is going to be sliding in our direction, picking up all this moisture an puttine squeeze play on us. rain chances go up quickly later on today and tonight. and those rain chances ahang around over the weekend. that front will settle to our da south for sat and sunday, leaving us on the cool sideth o gs and on the rainy side, as well. flash flood is issued for the 81 corridor. here's futwee her. mostly dry in the early parts of the afternoon. coul see showers bubble up between 4:00 and 7:00. but the steadierain moves into the shenandoah valley. and that rain comes here int the city. temperature-wise, in the mid-70s now. we'll get 80 to near 90 today. if you're going to try to garden this weekend, good luck with that. temperatures falling into the 60s tomorrow afternoon. and barely getting above 70 on sunday. ght not rain every minute of your weekend. but it will rain for a lot of the minutes. >> t

ming u a glamour turns ugly. >> the brawl between two female rap stars. >> good morning, who is ready for nfl? it is sunday, baby. 49ers coming up against the minnesota vikings. but we must get to saturday night. i have moving pictures and i am not aparade to use them--afraid to use them. well well well, what have we here? a magical place... that's lookin' to get scared! (laughter) halloween time is back in disneyland and disney california adventure parks! >>> we have got action from sat night. --from saturday night. it is a sports flash and here we go. here is love, what a difference a week made. 29-yards last week. how about 136 yesterday against usc. sanford is now 2-0. you know who else is 2-0? cal. chase to patrick, 25-yard play. bears led 21-10 late and held. how about that? >>> we have got baseball and the as. bob velvet, winning time. tie game became untiled off of the bat of matt oleson. >>> and we saw why the brewers lead their division, they have everything, christian get his 28th homer, they beat the giants 4-3. >>> and serena williams yesterday, oh, a melt down led to a c

. >>> our washington mystics continue the history ming run in the wnba finals game three tonight. the glory days grill in alexandria is planning a watch party. that bar is making amends after refusing to put on ge two on sunday. the manager at the time says they were only showing nfl games. well, mystics guard cloud voiced disappointment online and the outrage quickly followed. the sports bar apologized and plans to make up for it at tonight's watch party. ndere's drink specials giving away mystics merchandise. >> the mystics want to give the crowds watching a big showing tonight. it's a must-win game if they want to win the franchise's first title. home court does not feel like an advantage, and there's a reason for that. we are liv infairfax with more. different environment for the mistakes out ther chris? >> reporter: well, leon, seattle, they had 14,000 fans show up to game two, and certainly provided a home court advantage for the storm, but if you l around here in fairfax, virginia and george mason, you think you're still out west because the colors are very similar for geor

. >>> join ming me to discuss, brn fallon, executive director of demand skrjustice. thanks for coming in. >> thanks. >> you have -- abby laid out who has been released. a million pages from kavanaugh's past as white house attorney, a federal judge. make the case you need more. >> this process that will take place this week is a sham before it gets started. you have to go back to how kavanaugh was selected. this is the first time that you have seen a supreme court nominee put forward after a president named explicit litmus test in terms of who he would pick. would only pick people that would overturn roe. when they settled on kavanaugh, it turned out he had the longest paper trail of any nominee in supreme court history. mitch mcconnell warned against trump picking him for that reason. trump ignored that and picked him anyway. when the archivist said we won't be able to reduce all his material until late october, senate republicans said we will hold it on september 4th anyway. as a result, there's 3.5 million pages of documents being concealed that senators have not s

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open this week and here is what she said after ming with former player eric reed. >> i think every athleteevery african-american, should be completely grateful for and honored how colin and eric are doing so much for the greater good, so to say. >> joining me now from washington is cnn legal analyst and criminal defense attorney joey jackson. it looks like you're in new york. that is columbus circle around you, isn't it? >> it is. >> you're in new york. let's talk about the big headline from the kaepernick story and what that means for us moving forward. there was this decision not to dismiss the case as the nfl wanted. does that simply mean that there is enough here to say that the allegation is not privilege list -- frivolous or is there more to move it on from this hearing? >> i think, first, say a huge win for kaepernick. why? because what the nfl tried to do is dismiss the claim and to your point, you know, use an indication of, hey, this frivol and has no merit all and no issue to discuss and get it out of the way and dismiss it. the arbitrator said there is a fact to be issued and t

take a look at yesterday's practice ahead of the colts ming to to now the skins are hoping for a 2-0tart for the first time since 2011. let's go. that game starts at 1:00 this suay at fedex field. >> good morning. i'm bertha coombs. tesla andot generals evuated them in the path of hurricane florence. activating super charging onca . they activated the on star crisis assist for owners of vehicles with the built in feature and they'll have access to information to help them find evacuation routes and navigate through disaster zones and will be able to find important resources such as gas and food. >> thank you. still ahead on news 4 today, hurricane florence now impacting e east ast. >> yeah. hundreds of thousands of people across the carolinas don't have any power right now and the ngconditions are only g to get worse. >> when we come back, jim handlg ng to be live from north carolina. a place already experiencing dangerous stosurge. look at the winds whipping there. reporters on the scene trying to get a gauge of the impact. we'll be rightack with the we'll be rightack with the b as

rain ming up on saturday, or shine, 12:00, rafael town square. it's at thelibrar what's the third place. >> dawson's, rockville town square and thelibrary. >> we're at dawson's market right now. all right, back in to you guys. >> you heard molette mention rain or shine. i think she was listening to your forecast this mornin >> i think lot of people will like the weekend actually. maybe not the rain part of it u but waitil you see how cool we're going to be. aaron will like it. >>ouch of fall? no, i'm ready for fall. i love fall in this o area. >> completely honest with you, it's going to feel like we're going from summer to very much fall as we go into the weekend. temperatures right now feeling like the dog days of summer. it feels like 100 degrees in leesburg. these are the els-like temperatures when you factor in the humidity. 100 in annapoli 97 in washington, it feels like9 in lorton right now. these are the actual air temperatures but we're only in the 8 but feeling like 100. annapolis is at 90 degrees. so we're going to stay very hot day. w

that day of wreck ming may be sooner than you think as there are plenty of companies ready to go public. do not get carried away by reefer madness it will end badly when the stock market is flooded with cannabis stocks if you insist on playing, by canopy or the top shareholder constellation. the ceo is really smart. otherwise, just be careful out there. let's go to lisa in new jersey lisa. >> caller: hi, jim i am learning so much watching your show. >> i am sure trying to teach, lisa thank you so much for that. >> caller: i want to ask about scott's miracle growth i picked up 200 shares at 78.18. i know the stock was town. i think they are on an upswing and i am putting money in cannabis companies the prospects, i want to know your thought and is it a buy >> scotts miracle-gro is a company that helps grow things, okay, whether it be miracle-gro in a garden, a lawn and it is periphery related to weed, cannabis it's a one division. i think it's important that you know that what you own is literally what you own is literally a stake in a lawn and garden kind of company so if the weather me

see and they a w stillried when you add up the storm surge and high tide and all of the rain that is ming down. the flood waters could still be rising here. river flooding is a concern in north carolina and south carolina and fndther in it doesn't take much rain for the rivers to overflow in theda coming . we will keep an eye on that. in addition to that in jacksonville, as you mentioned, some people have had to be rescued. about 30 people have beenm rescued fro their homes in jacksonville so far. the entire county with 100 people total rescued. it was early yesterday morning that 60 people had to be evacuated from the hotel because the storm actllyipped parts of the roof offf the hotel. we spoke with one man who was in the rooms. bill thomas. he said the roof suddenly collapsed on him and caught him off guard. he was fromhe wilmington area. he came up here earlier this week hoping to escape the hurricane. in the end, the storm still had aim pact here. sheinelle and -- an impact here. sheinelle and peter. >> thank you. >> better t see deer in the waters than people. let's go back to see t

. >> reporter: the mayor will talk tomorrow thoda about the ming of the adoption coming in the middle of an election as well as what the mayor and baby miranda talk about at night when they're all llalone. >>right. >> beautiful sentiments there. >> is she back on her full schedule? not.e i she talks a little bit about that as well. the fact that, you know, this came during summer recess so a bit of a lighter schedule. she hff taken time to be with miranda, but she said that all ends when the council goes back into session this fall. the mayor will resume herull schedule. she's hired a nanny who is home with baby miranda elizabeth when the mayor is at work. her parents, mother and father, she says, are thrilled to haver anotranddaughter and they take the baby once a week. in fact, today mirandas with the mayor's parents as we speak. that's howhe's doing that balance. >> maybe she's watching this right now. >> i can't imagine them watching anything else. >> why not? important television. >> tomorrow morning. >> you can see them tomorrow morning on the "today" show. there llu go. >>> wha

. >>> trump add ming station on the attack hours after a damning op ed, sara sanders called the writerpresident tried to question whether the writer exists at all. making the outrageous demand that he or she be turned over to the government. let's discuss now. cnn global affairs analyst susan glasser is here. the author of the book, the shadow president. the truth about mike pence. good evening to all of you. you said something was -- i thought it was very interesting when you said -- you said don't ask me to explain how all of this works, it's so complicated, right? >> no, i can't explain it who every day brings us another visit to crazy town, i think the writer of this op ed, it can either be viewed as something that's going to push the president over the edge so he'll do something self-destructive or he'll begin kind of inquisition of people in the white house trying to get to the bottom of who's writing things, who's talking to bob woodward. daze going to be ugly for the next few months. >> did you want to say something, i heard you react there. >> it's -- you know, another reminde

value going in and out of the five storms that are in or around the storm stor halo the port of will ming tomingtone smalle smallest norfolk virginia about four times the capacity of wilming n wilmington charleston, about 70 billion savannah and jacksonville also important to east coast commerce here's where they all stand right now. norfolk is what they call condition zulu, that's a call from the coast guard that means the channel inland is closed the port in terms of truck traffic is open. if the ship is in port, you can probably load or unload, but new vessel traffic in and out of virginia right now is closed so you're either there and working or you're not getting in and out. wilmington north carolina and charleston, south carolina closed to all traffic. no employees there savannah and jacksonville do remain open as of last night we spoke with them both. they are closely watching this storm, especially savannah because the storm has recently turned to a more southward tact, so the port of savannah is open now but watching where this storm ends up. joining us on the cnbc news line is a

we are putting in place measures that are ming sure that iran can continue tohe benefit from economic relations it has -- legitimate economic relations it has with the rest of the world. that's the point. isn't it? president trump not only pulled the united statesut out put secondary sanctions on europeans and others who do business with iran. the president of iran has said we only give theop ens and the signatories a certain amount of time to make t suret this deal still benefits us. otherwise, we pull out. their oil is plummeting. theye going to have sanctions come early november. boeing has pulled out. german firms have pulled out. all the major benefits as youy hat were due to go to iran seem to be fraying very, very seriously at the edges. what can youll act do? >> we are putting in place mechanisms together with the europeans, but also with russians, chinese, with others in the world, from all over the world, to create the tunnel to keep trade with iran that would guarantee that trade can continue regaress of the secondary sanctions that the united states put. >> thateans avoid

as this storm lasts, for 48, 72 hours, however long, right there over well ming ton, the flooding is to be absolutely massive. the storm surge is going to be unbelievable. and, again, we have not seen a storm like this in our part of the country since hurricane hazel of 1954. and that storm was legendary in terms of the damage inflicted. and keep in mind we didn't have near the population center then, in southeastern north carolina that we do now, particularly on the coast. >> harris: good point. i have to say when you call out your friends publicly you get their attention i imagine, when your friend is congressman rouser. proving forward, it could be days and weeks before you get infrastructure and utilities up and running, buildings open that can help out. you know there's been criticism about how much federal help you're getting. can you just tell me right now, if you have everything you need and just maybe clap back at that if you'd like? >> well, first of all this is a combined effort at the local, state, federal level. we have conference calls every single day with fema. the tr