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. >> home depot is the first to report tomorrow morng. will the housing department be reflected in their repor zm. i think so. they're online business is really good. it's pro business is running on all cylinders, i thinkhey'll be one of the real highlights this quarter. >> what about the issue of tariffs? nome of them have been imposed, some of them are the works, will we see any of that reflected in any of these reports? who are the most likely to be affected by those? >> i think i cs too early. er the auto retailers, for instance, and i don't want to tget too offic here, with the sell, y of brands they they should weather this pretty well. the retail side, i think in yore a savvy retailer, you've been around for a ile, you saw the handgen bankruptcy. you've seen all sorts of things happen over the last several years. you've beefed u your supply chain. however, if you are 100% sourcing i china, you'reoing to have some problems. >> charles, always good to see you, thanks for joining us tonight. >> a little bit later in the program, we'll

and this morng a dozen follow. >>> an interview with elon musk as he says he's in the -- >>> and fewe performances too. "early today" starts right now. >>> good friday morning. >> unmatched. timeless inspiration, glimpse of the divine. those are some of the words being used tobe desc the queen of soul. aretha frankli passedaway at her home in detroit from pank a reattic cancer. >> as it continue play across the nation the globe. looks back at aretha's extraordinary life. ♪ >> reporter: there has never been a voice like hers. the undisputed queen of soul, aretha franklin. ♪ chain chain chain >> reporter: we know her songs sol well. it takes is the first few notes and we can singhe rest by heart ♪ does he love me i want to kn♪ >> it is amazing to find what it is singers do for people. >> reporter: aretha louise franklin w born in memphis. her dad a baptist minister, her mom a singer. their homes wasn't alw happy or stable and music was her outlet. she started out performing in church. >> my formal training was my ear. >> reporter: at 14 she recorded her first album. by then she was pre

this morng,rstime we'll see a w day.ouds make a come back, just a short, brief cooldown. you see at the bottom of the screen the seven-day forecast. san jose, mid-80s to upper 80s. shouldn't see 90 degree temperatures tomorrow, just south of downtown for morgan, gilroy, not much change. concord, antioch, pittsburgh, high temperatures again, 70s. oakland and hayward. peninsula temperatures mostly in the mid 70s, san franc little c stronger sea breeze and return of some patchy low clouds for the morning. north bay temperatures in the 80s to near 90 degrees. unfortunately high pressure will strengthen again as you get into tuesday and wednesday. looks like the hottest temperatures are probably wednesday and thursday. so we'll see not only hot temperatures but likely possibly spare the air days, too. obviously dry conditions will not help firefighters dealing with major fires around northern california, so air quality and heat will be the story. notice san francisco, still immune for most of the talk of heat and poor air qua

firedm al's. 100 firefighters battled the flames that ripped through that well-known diner yesterday morng. it was three-alarm fire that spread to nearby businesses. residents w lived before the restaurant had to evacuate. >>> a murder mystery in northern virginia. a gunman walked into a home in arizona avenue in woodbridge and shot a man toh. de as many as ten people live in the home where the shooting happened. the roommates are cooperating with detectives. >>> we're learning about the scare that shut down streets around the capital. they found a vehicle with a gun police arrested a 23-year-old man from georgia. we're told there is no connection to terrorism. >>> 4:07 right now. ssia is still trying to interfere with u.s. elections. >> that was the message from tha top nat security officials. leaders from the fbi, department of homeland security and intelligence community made a surprise appearance in the white house briefing room, just three months ahead of the midterm's ttailed pervasive russian effort to tryhe weaken ade dihe u.s. so far, efforts are not as robust as during the 2016 c

we have b on the ground here in college park throughout the morng watching progress at every turn. lots of scenes like this one here. crews beginning or finishing up work as they have at this home here. that stump was part of a tree that fell down here and forced the family out of their home for the night. want to show you this cherry picker still going on in this area. we have our hands on cell phone rm in showing the s progress yesterday as it knocked down the tree. ngwe were there this mor for the aftermath. a neighbor cell phone rolling as she sheets of rain fell evening as gusts of wind blew and this big finish,hat large tree there crashing down. here's wheret landed. >> looks like it's right there. >> reporter: kurtis walked into this fallen forestov cing his front yard after the storm passed. >> it was covered in trees. gone. ike the van's >> reporter: this tree fell from across the street. not only clobbering his van but grazing his house and not sitting atop his baru. >> there's glass sunroofn here that's not cracked yet. >> reporter: he's working on his car as crews work

we've been watching around ther frsburg area, we've been having steady rain through the morng, up through95, quantico, woodbridge. now we have showers developing just off to the west there near fairfax. we're also seeing showe developing near front royal. temperatures in the low 70s and upper 60s. so a pleasant start as we go through the day, we'll talk about your dog walking forecast coming up. as the kids head to the bus stop, it doesn't feel too bad. make sure they have an umblla for forecast. over to melissa to see how the commute is looking on this monday. >> chopper 4 sho real lowdown, this sinner loop at georgia avenue. folks trying to get onto the beltway, the delays are starting to stretch here this morning, inner look and oer loop impacted by this here. we'll keep an eye on that. the rest of the beltway actually looking pretty good. member, all of these green splotches are radar, showing you where rain is falling across the area. in germantown, 118 at erwi, a crash there. that's cleared out of the way. it's dry up there right now.ou nort 95 in virginia before stafford here this mo

here's the widespread cloud coverage this morng sa llite/rar. so it's albrhe. you casee it here sfo. 10 miles per hour through downtown also 10. oakland 14-d wiit's a little gu of san ramon, east of livermore near at month. that's where the breeze is picking -- near altamont. ers that where the breeze is picking up. rolling hills breezy. so this afternoon, 3:00, 4:00, your afternoon commute, wind gusts pick up. all of this coming in from the west. that's when temperatures will actually feel pretty cool. that's your afternoon high. the warmest time of the day. but when you add that west wind in, that's when you start to see we are not going to feel that warm even inland where the sun will be shining will be impacted by the onshore breeze because the cloud coverage will burn off for you and you're staying cool though. this low right here is contributing to that. that's what's bringing in a bit of the west wind and that ridge of high pressure contributing to bringing in a lot of moisture for places like arizona, not so much for california. but it's coming back. yo

. >>> it's 5:36 this morng. d.c. mayor bowser is heading back to el salvador. sheer ipted her trip to return to the district and monitor yesterday's unite the rightdemonstrations. when she arrives back in el salvadorig sn an agreementom pring ties and tomorrow shet will viz a small town where a lot ofehem living h in washington come from. she hopes that sends a message of support during a tough time foimmigrants. telemundo 44 is in el salvador with the mayor. >>> at here's a look at our other top stories this morning. many metro riders will haveke t adjustments on the way to work today. the silver, orange andnelue are all affected. blue line trains will only run franconia an springfield. that work won't bed finishe until sunday august 26. metro says all riders need to plan ahead. >>> the federal investigators are reviewing the flight data recorder from a commercial, recovered from a commercial plane stolen over the weekend. this is a lookt the crash site in washington state. investigators believe richard russell a gund service agent stole that plane in seattle

>> reporter: we've got early givers this morng. supporters of backpacks for kids ju rolledn on their motorcycles. we'll talk to them in a moment. want to bring in robert from apple federal credit union. we're in your parking lot. are you ready for a big turnout? >> come help us fill our bin. we need backpacks for school supplies. kingstown. n to >> reporter: we had one gentleman come in and bring this with his wife. they wanted to support. also the canine alexander motor cl >> you are the president of the club. we see your members put in those backpacks. why did you want to be a supporter today? >> this is all that we're about. giving back to the community. we ride in brotherhood. >> nie are going to children in need. kidsn elementary school in need have the right start, davial >> that's it's about. absolutely. >> reporter: we want make sure the kids get the right start. >> come on aund re. thanks for being an early supporter of backpacks for kids at the apple federal credit union. we'll see throughout the morning, through noontime

. >> hey, good morng, guys. the little boy's mom believes he was bitten while playing ou hide.facebook more than 12,000 times, can help other families avoid the same fate. 6-year-old noah is happy to be home with his family and out of the hospital, where just days ago, he was fighting for his life. >> so many times it went through my mind, not knowing if he was going to make it. >> noah's mom said it all started with a headache, but the next day, he suffered a seizure. >> he was blue. his eyes would roll back in the back of his head. the day after he got admitted into the hospital, he was just lifeless. >> lori ann says doctors diagnose him with lacrosse encephalitis, a virussm tritted through mosquito bites which can cause swelling in the brain. every day in the hospital, his family prayingld noah w be okay. >> i thought it wad never going to be that turn. in the end, all of a sudden, about da00 that he sat up in bed and started talking to me. it was mind-blowing how much, i mean, just in a matter of minutes, he had come to life. >> ann an average of 70rtases are re each year

. >> reporter: district heights elementary teachers and staffhe ing to their cars friday morng. some with hands full, bound for a new classroom off campus. t come the official start of school in september, you likely won't see much car traffic here any more. after the interim prince george's school ceo announced this atthursday's school board meeting. >> but the best option was for us to move the stunts from district heights elementary school to forestville high school on the very first day of school. >> reporter: so, what is the t plan get students to and from forestville high school while ae interim ceo says realizing most students her walkers, they'll have buses pick them up at assigned points every day to get them to and from their classes. they'll also alter the bell schele to accommodate this new change, as well. this swift shift into bussing stents more than a mile away to forestville high comes after recent testing of district heights turns up signs that mold has resurfaced.ht you m recall parents, students and staff complaining about mold and breathing problems at distr

a few early morng showers and uth and east of i-59 and next chance of rain on tuesday. pollen report, maybe the allergies getting you today, mold spore very high category. everything else is low, spores are very high. if your allergies are bothering you, that's what it is. temperatures in the 70s and 80s and once we get rain we'll rain-cool a little bit and we'll get a good deal of rain going through 11:00. we'll continue with storms as well through the overnight and i think most of this will be out here tomorrownd showers sou and east of d.c. early tomorrow morning. for the evening plane, temperatures falling through the 70s and we'll keep that storm chance out a until least 11:00. for tomorrow we'll have sunshine and maybe a morning fog sunshine by afternoon, and the gturday plans for everything you need to out and look hot and humid. >> as far as the tereday st is concerned, drying day ations, sunday and m next chance of rain tuesday and wednesday and humidity didn't drop too much thursday and friday and temperatures back into the upper 80s. >> ings kil us, mosquitos

just about everybody under a flash flood watch until saturday morng at 6:00 a.m. more thunderstorms developing out there right now. i'll have theatest l >>> his family escaped the ravages of war and despite that violent bringing a george mason university scholar is being recognized for his dedicati to others. he's been named a pat tillman scholar named for the former nfl player who was killed in combat in 2004. bureau reporter david culver brings us an inspiring story of determination that you'll see only on news 4. >> reporter: each in the midst of war. photos can capture a young boy's curiosity. picture after picture of this iraqi child next to u.s. and coalition forces. m from theitary checkpoint to inside the u.s. embassy, some must havere won who is he? g ai just remember hav great amount of respect and admiration for what they did. >> the young military nan is ali nayev now 23 and working to get his masters at george mason university in fairfax, virginia, a place that seems so far from the war torn baghdad that he once called home. >> we're seeing all sorts

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and on wednesday, we'll have sunshine in the morng and showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon.nk the coverage will be less on tuesday than it will be this afternoon. wednesday, thursday, it's going to be hot. that heat index is going to be near 100 degrees. and we do have aor chance rain on friday. >>am that forecast rainjust in time for me. brilliant, lauren. >> thanks so much for joining us, everybody. we will be back here at 9:00, but until then, you can enjoy owe "today" owe "today" >> we i had life-treatening bleeding in my brain. but thanks to the virtual reality technology at gw hospital, my surgeons were able to look inside my brain and plan for a successful surgery. it's remarkable that i woke up and ran five miles this morning. i would tell gw hospital thank you for giving me new life. for life's defining moments the george washington univeristy hospital defining medicine. thedesigned to save you money. univewireless network even when you've got serious binging to do. wherever your phone takes you, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. use less data wi

. >> according to watts the couple had an emotional conversation early monday morng, but he didn't elaborate 2:00 a.m. monday and that he saw hisa two hters, 4-year-old bella celeste on the baby monitor before he left the house. i texted her a few times, called r, and didn't get a response. that was a little off. then her friend nicole showed up a little after noon, i could see on the doorbell camera. i that's whenas like, all right, if something is not right, she's not answering the phone. the car is here. i've got to go home. >> when watts returned home, he id there was no sign of his family. his wife's car was still in the driveway. >> definitely hard for us to hear that she left her phone at home, her purse, her wallet. all of her money, her id. >> police have now issued an endangered missing alert for the three family members due to the length of timehat h passed and medical concerns with the missing children. friends and family are desperately trying to reach the 34-year-old mother. >> i said if you're checking facebook or messenger, please let me know you'ray i can't lose my best frie

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it's 7:30 thursday morng, 23rd of august, 2018.t you just liked to set someone who j does it the best. she crushed it at the u.s. gymnastics championship in every single event. and because of that -- >> beam, check, unevenba rs, check, check, and check. >> she made history as you can see. she's got a powerful message, too, while doing it. simone biles is going to sit and chat withus. it's coming up a little later. >> and she took nine months off which is unpress decedented in gymnastics. >>> let's start with a check of today' headline the white house insisting president trump has done nothing wrong in connection with the legal woes of his former personal attorney michael cohen. cohen ple guilty to campaign finance allegations. in a new interview the president said hush money to two women who alleged affairs is not a mpaign violation because the money did not come from campaign funds. >> did you know about theym ts? >> later on i knew. later on. they didn't come out of the campaign. they came fromne. >> april you might remember pres

this morng, how her troubling claims are shaking that organization.ow gretchen carlson is responding.oo >> your firstk at the so-called drone hunter in action, creating to capture weaponized drones before they attack. first, this is "today"nbc. >>> straight ahead carson's very personal conversation with kevi love about mental health help the ou can do to men in your life. >> plus, craig goes one-on-one withshaq. what? after your local news. alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopausal women with hormone receptor-positive her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole was significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus letrozole. patients taking ibrance can develop low white blood cell counts, which may cause serious infections that can lead to death. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other s

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