in northeast washington, jackie benson, news 4. >> unbelievable. unbelievable. >> it's great that they had cpr training and in a situation like that, it takes more than one person to do the cpr work. >> and you don't have to be an experto learn cpr. >> no, you don't. >> we all should maybe learn about it. >> indeed. >> well, we know many of you ary sendingr kids back to school tomorrow. >> bookbags are packed and their firs s day ofchool outfits, they're all laid out. we>> yeah, ll, some families had fun in theto sun y, others rushed to the store to get the last minute essentials. we know the kids are excited to get back, but the parents, they may be even happier that the kids are going to be out of the house. >> i'm excited about math.e becareally like math. >> i want to see my teachers and my frie >> i'm happy about the last day of summer. >> why is that? >> because thek kids go b to school and if i have to work all year, the kids should be able to go to school all year. >> thanks, mom. school safety is a big priority for parents, asid their ks g

live at theolice station i northeast washington. tell us about what we're learning about this woman. >> reporter: good evening. metropolitan detectives questioned her behind me. that road rage incident happened not too far from where i'm standing within this next five blocks. and her relatives were her tonight offering their support after hearing about her arrest. police say she illegally crossed over to the greyhound bus and exchanged words with the driver. rding to the polic report the bus driver said, quote, you're a crazy driver, you need to get out of here and then this haghened. tot d.c. police arrested and charged the-year-old with assault with a dangerous weapon. you've seen this cellphone video on our nbc washington app. police say maur yawna silver smashing the greyhound bus wit a car jack thursday evening. >> it was surreal, that adrenaline rush.s i ore scared of everybody else's safety. >> reporter: he was on the bus and pressed record on his cellphone. >> my first thought was she couldn't come inside because she was hit

hydrants have been open at half dozen times in northeast washington.he most recent this morning at 6th and h street northeast. there was so much water there it forced police to close an intersection and it's got police concerned as well as firefighters and d.cwater. >> it's mpd involved.oo t asteways ahindm,ut we're b conceryd. we're rea concerned. >> now, police are telling us they don't know if it's the same suect that they believ is responsible for all six incidents, and they say they don't know exactly what the m t motive is for opening all these hydrants. >> the healthar dent in maryland wants you to stay away from the water. it i causing overflows. we put together this map. you can see the rivers and areao avoid highlighted in red. i hope you can see them. there you go. certain outlets should be -- s th no one should be swimming in these areas for at least a week, according to health officials. and of course a lot more rain could be on the way. >> and because of that we're keeping a very close eye on the possible impact of hurricane florence. not

news 4's shomari stone is live for us on benning road in northeast washington with the latest. shomari? >> reporter: good evening, jim and wendy. d.c. police have responded to four shootings today alone, including o behind me on benning road and one just within the past hour. s let's rollome video. this is near the dbrentwoo rec center on downing place northeast. police confirmed just about an hour ago, they found a man shot and unresponsive. homicide detectives are on scene, but we don't know the man's condit on. backut here live, this fire uck pulled up a short time ago. firefighters are across the street on the other side of that 18-wheeler, and they are cleaning the pavement. keep in mind, there was a shooting there. police are investigating here on benning road northeast. this is the same block where four people wrp shot friday night. d.c. police released this video of two persons of interest from this past friday night's shooting on the 1800 block of benning road northeast around 11:00 at night. police found four people wounds.g from gunshot all the people survived. polic

in northeast washington, jackie benson, news4. >>> leon harris here in the newsroom. tonight president trump is blasting a new book set to be released next week. mr. trump iski att thor and veteran jrnalist bob woodward. his new book is called "fear,e trump in white house," and due to come out next tuesday. excerpts were released today. they've got a lot of people talking. tonight the president described the book of quotes and stories as "fraud a con on the public," and he tweeted earlier that woodward is a democratic operative. now -- >> officials who say they heard john kellyaff calling trump an idiot. and that "we are in crazy wn." he quotes others who say that they heard defense secretary james mattis say the president had the comprehension of a fifth grader.h woodward says he reached out numerous times to interview trump for the book to g his sif the stories but never heard back from him or the white house. woodward recorded a phone call he had with the president last month where they talked about just that and lengthy conversations had he with kellyanne conway t

she was killed steps away from her hom in northeast washington. she and her siste and others were wounded. two suspects have been arrested and charged with murder in ate h of wilson. curtis lee watson wonders what it's going tohe take to stop violen violence. >> at some point it's got to be ration up here that someone says, we are losing too many of our children. >> reporter: now, the little girl who was wounded was treated back ocal hospital and is home. i stopped by today and saw her. she seems to be doing well and in good spirits but her family would not talk on camera about the incident f fear that the gunman could return. that's the latt live in southeast washington. pat and leon, bac to you. >> thank you, chris. >>> folks check out the upper right hand corner of your screen and you'll see a car rushing down a a street scratching into a parked car there. >> both cars fly forward and the drive takes off. erika gonzalez reveal why people who li in the neighborhood aren't surprised by the video. >> reporter: it was heren beltsville that a car ca

> new at 4:00, for years, the fishing school has been a refuge for underprivileged kids in northeast washington. take o how board member found a home ere, too. >> reporter: the school in northeast d.c. doesn't necessarily teach t allngs fishing. to oth a differentlevel. >> the fishing school was designed to work on reading computer th skills, skills and the like and those translate into potential jobs. >> it was originally founded and run by tom lewis who started the school in 1990 with one goal in mind. >> in the early days, it was literally arefuge, a safe haven for children where their physical safety was the goal. >> he's been fortunate enough to have him on the board since the very beginning back when lus had big plans. >> he told me about setng up a refuge in northeast for underprivileged kids that didn't life.a family >> but he brings a great deal himself. as a former fixture in the attorney's office. >> a trial lawndr working important issues in justice. both in the u.s. attorney's office. that prepared me forost any challenge in high of. >> as he maintained tremendous legal responsibil

a sliver of montgomery and northeast washington. that's a flood warning that goes until 8:30. futu weather, rain comingack over the next couple of hours. by lunchtime the rain chance h comee into the city and the combination of the rain chance and a little daytime heating, this rain could be very heavy at times between noon and 5:00 in then ound the city and after about 5:00 or 6:00 it starts to push further down into southern maryland. everybody should be dry. by 9:00 this evening skies will clear out and we'll have a sunny daytomorrow. rainfall potential could be an inch or more in many spots. an 80% chance for more rain, heavy at times today and then dr sunny, warmer than average days in a row. 85 tomorrow, 82da thu and near 90 on friday. rain chances are mtly focused on sunday night. >> chuck, thank you, it's 6:55 now. one of the moments everybody is going to bealking about from the emmys last night. >> a surprisepo pl for millions of americans to witness. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend, because i want to call you my wife. >> love her reaction. th

she was shot in northeast washington. four othe including her sister were wounded. this surveillance video shows a group of gunmen jumping out of a car and shooting into a crowd. two suspects have en arrested and charged with murder in the death of wilson. curtis lee watson wonders what it's going to t to stop the vimeence. >> at oint it's got to be rational up here that someone says, we are losing too many of our chilr:en. >> reporhe little girl who was wounded last night was taken to a local hospital, treated, and released. i saw h this afternoon and she appears to be doing fine. her family reclined my request for an interview doing this report because they're feaul a gunman could return. that's the latest. jim, back to you. >> children and familiesiving in fear. chris, thank you. >>> watch the upper right hand corner of the screen on your tv. a car rushing down this residential street smashes into a parked car. both cars f forward. then the driver takes off. erika gonzalez is in beltsville tonight where neighbors say the and dash doesn't surprise them. >> reporte

i mean, that terrible disease, that terrible scourge, and on av cot inerans hospital in northeast washington, and one person, public person regularly went to visit him witht cameras, without reporters to bring with him the news of izona, to read, even though he was unresponsivebout sports, about indian-american, native american, it was john mccain. that's an incredible value. it's a wonderful tribute to him. you know, i just wanted to offer it. >> woodruff: so manytories like that about him, and he will be laid to rest this weekend. so we turn from john mccain david, tolections, the midterm elections coming in a month, there were primaries this week. surprising results in florida, in the governor's race, the man who was the most progressive in the race andrew h gillem,pens to be african-american, surprised everybody and won that, then theer next day or night, the republican ron isdesaade comments some are interpreting as having a racist tint. are we at a point where we are just going to be dealing with this in every political discussion that we have? how do you see what happened in florida?

that's about 70 miles northeast of washington, d.c. officials say the shooter died at the hospital.ndition. peter doocy is live for us at the scene in maryland. peter. >> trace, the press conference with law enforcement officials is going on right now. they started taking questions. we do know for the first time that the shooter was a 26-year-old woman, they have not revealed her identity yet. but they said that she shot herself in the head and died at the hospital. they also reveal that she was a temporary employee at this rite aid distribution facility and showed up to work today as normal but was not there very long until things started because the first 9/11 call came in at 9:06 a.m. after that, frawnders got there within about five minutes. that's when we understand that police convict quickly met up with some fire and e.m.s. they got there quickly as well. they then went into try to render first aid where it was possible and locate the shooter. they did locate the shooter and in terms of victims, were told that there were some people who sustained gunshot wounds. three of them

so far, general rain and storms are moving through the northeast and down to washington. there could be some travel issues. for us, we are stuck in a pattern and it looks like there will be a twist tomorrow. cool and 60s, 70s, upper 70s and low 80s with fog back and no change they are. it's a little late in the season to see this system, a little spin in the atmosphere that will keep the cooling in place. 40s and 50s and by the concord pavilion, 47, 10 degrees cooler than other areas. pleasanton, 51 and mid-50s in el cerrito with the onshore breeze in fairfield and in pittsburgh and rio vista, 49 in truckee and the low clouds will peel back but it will be on the cool side in parts of the city. it burns off but it's a pattern where we don't change much until tomorrow and then temperatures will warm up. 60s and 70s on your temps and where is the warmer weather? it's on the way. be patient. wednesday and thursday, a quick warm-up into friday and the nice into the weekend but cooler toward the next week end. >>> schools are about to get new guidelines. coming up, the bill the

chance of severe weather washington, baltimore, philly if you're traveling up the northeast corridor, air travel uld be significantly delayed. slight chances for storms today. nothing on radar this morning. yes, indeed, a f quiet start the day. future weather carries the fo enough sunshine through the lunch hours to get temperatures into the mid 80s toda here you can see the chance for storms firing up around 2:00 3:00 in the shenandoah valley. it comes in about 4 or 7 p.m. on therms could b strong to severe side. here's the extended forecast. stormy today. cloudy, cool. showers gradually ending.ck o-back sunshine for saturday and sunday. sunday is the 30th of september. that will be our last best chance to get below 60degrees. >>> i cannot believe we are heading into october. the first 4 traffic alert here is going to be wiped off thep. in northeast, that officer involved crash investigation, all lanes have just reopened. live report from that area here in just a second. taking a look at the beltway. inner loop, outer loop of the beltway, no complaints. northbound 395 before the 14th

washington and elsewhere. various southeast asian countries. the russians are in the equation, although i would say marginal. but, the competition within northeastsia, within the region and washington is intensifying. also, the interests are diverging. we can see this clearly in respect to the north korean missile issue which directly challenges japan, but confronts korea in a different form. for japan, the missiles and the nuclear capability. in the future, those challenges to the united states. there is significant divergence. i think the title of this particular session is very apt, because the interests are diverging. i think it is difficult. then, the united states, among those various competitors of the world and washington. it has the point of departure with the united states and north korea. but, it is dealmaking, the temptation to choose among a number of perspectives that are basically rivals, increasingly rivals of one another and each of them have something to offer. the attempt at looking at the question to address more directly, i think it is a problem. we could be moving. we could see the shadows of offshore balancing, where the u

the trump dynamic in washington and what is happening in the republican congress, it operates differently in different districts. a poll in northeast iowa -- there were suburban districts that were competitive before, but not to this degree -- the western suburbs of minneapolis, washington, places like that. in addition, there are these non-college districts, rural, some of them places we have had representation before. it cuts many different ways. in northeastern iowa, abby finkenauer, she is running against rod blum, she is ahead in a recent poll by 10 or 11 points. that is a district trump had success in last cycle, but obama won twice. but you are seeing a shift back. in addition, in northern maine -- those are places where trump has had success. maybe from a job performance perspective, he is middling in maine, but we are running a competitive race. there is increased turnout. certainly there is increased motivation. at the same time, there is a shift among independent voters back to the democratic party. there is a engagement beyond the democratic base. i think more people are getting involved. sean: one of the places trump d

washington and beijing. it's got harder al-jazeera is going. northeast and state government has possible making it a crime to accuse someone of being a witch. so called which is a problem across all parts of the country under thomas has been to done more to meet the woman who's let the campaign for change today she runs a shop but ten years ago i'm jolly has young husband supported the young mother and her child but when he got cancer and died and she rebuffed those who wanted to take his place she was accused of being a cannibalistic which a group of people beat her she needed. the men shouted she's been eating humans down toward the beat. i keep thinking about that it was the worst of my. no one has ever been punished for the attack and wasn't the first twenty years ago drunk men accused of poisoning her husband one swung and others stripped naked and chased it down the street. in two thousand and six people said put domi rubber and put a spell on her sick neighbor she says dozens of villages attacked her with sticks screaming today you will die bloodi

northeast. zone northern california, oregon and washington has a better chance for wet weather.t the 3 pm hour this afternoon. lake county, i'm just thinking all the way into santa rosa, even some sprinkles for you. partly cloudy skies into the evening hours, more of the same. temperature wise, more of the same. 73 napa and oakland. temperatures will be similar for sunday. i monday though, another change coming our way. this next system could bring widespread rain to the entire bay area. i will have a look at that coming up in a little bit.>>> new this noon, two police officers in mississippi were killed in a shootout. it happened early this morning in brookhaven. there are reports that one suspect is dead and another is in the hospital. so far, very few details about the shooting have been released. mississippi's governor tweeted a statement asking for prayers for the families of the officers.>>> the repairs were san francisco's $2.2 billion salesforce transit center gets into high gear over the weekend. materials for amber a fix for the two cracked steel beams are arriving som

like the heat, we've got a couple more days you're going to love especially northeast from detroit, charleston, hartford, washingtonrts of virginia. 45 million people at risk for heat advisories for today. some places getting near records. the feels-like temperature, heat index will be 88 in boston, near 100 in new york city, 102 in washington, 100 in cleveland. we have one or two more days of this. then you can see by friday we cool down to 73 in rochester, 75 boston, philly at 82, 87 in charleston. that's good news. however, in the northwest where we've seen all thatted flooidin, heavy slow moving cold front, iowa, parts of northern illinois, into wisconsin and michigan as well. more heavy rain and flooding with this. we're looking at another 5 to 8" possible from kansas all the way up into the up of michigan. and we're not even talking about remnants of gordon, which we'll get in here later in the week. it's going to be a >>> good morning. i'm kari hall. we have low 90s in the forecast for some of our inland valleys. it will be comfortable with high of 83 and 73 in oakland and santa rosa 82 today. some of our wa

military analyst from beijing michael coverage he's a senior advisor for northeast asia at the international crisis group and from washington d.c. michael purcell director of operations at the center for global interests gentlemen welcome to the program pavel let me start with you we're seeing strong pictures coming out of siberia what is the main message here. well day's. exercises or actually war games happening in the russian far east are really a big deal there's a lot of russian troops being mobilized and moved forward it's happening from the our take in the pacific and then. the far east and partially in siberia but the main ground action is going to happen in the transom by cowher zakk by call yet region which is actually north of the chinese border russian them exercises happened there is a regular basis and always before they had that bit of a kind of over town that this could be posh a way to be prepared for a process will clash with russia china and so this time for then to be no kind of speculations on that the russian military invited the chinese contingent that they part also contingent small contingent from m

military analyst from beijing michael coverage he's a senior advisor for northeast asia at the international crisis group and from washington d.c. michael purcell director of operations at the center for global interests gentlemen welcome to the program pavel let me start with you we're seeing strong pictures coming out of siberia what is the main message here. well day's. exercises or actually war games happening in the russian far east are really a big deal there's a lot of russian troops being mobilized and moved forward it's happening from the arctic in the pacific and in. the far east and partially in siberia but the main ground action is going to happen in the transom by cowher zakk by call yet region which is actually north of the chinese border russian them exercises happened there is a regular basis and always before they had that bit of a kind of over town that this could be oh so posh way to be prepared for a process of a clash with russia china and so this time for then to be no kind of speculations on that the russian military invited the chinese contingent that they part also contingent small contingent from m

northeast. >>> time now, 37 >> back home for washington today.hey're hosting their first home game of the season this afternoon. we're going to win. it's the first time ans will see quarterback alex smith in egular season action in fed field. this is video from their lastn field practice. the team will look to stay at undeed when they kick off against thets c at 1:00 this ternoon. ri adam? going to be a win. >> let's see how it goes. a national problem isrd hitting locally but a group from congress is stepping uto help th the dangerous shortage of mental health care in the african-american community. see what's being done about it next o. > welcome ck. there's a critical shortage of mental health services in the african-american c issue drawinn of the congressional black caucus. >> as chris gordon reports, a meeting held heres cusing on solutis that could help people in o area. >> reporter: the congressional black caucus foundation is sounding an alarir t message -- mental illness in the african-american community tof n goes untreated? >> it mean

northeast portion of the country, so this is the radar. see heavy rain stretching from pennsylvania up into new york state and washington. flash flood watches and warnings in effect, not just for flood warning's for the carolinas, because of the river flooding, also, looking at flash flood watches and warnings in place for pennsylvania, new york, maryland, and maine. all because of bands of torrential maine -- rain expected. that will continue with what is left of florence. 1 to 3 inches of rain. isolated 46 inch rainfall totals there in a short period of time. really watching that for you . we will talk about our weather here at home, coming up. >>> sounds good. we are tracking a bit of a problem. there's a big rig that is blocking one lane. this is a long southbound 680 near 72. just as you are heading onto the bridge there. so far, we're not seeing much of a backup, but a heads up for anyone traveling through that stretch. just beyond the look out for just a little while. we will take you up to antioch. westbound highway 4 is looking a okay. the east shore freeway is looking fantastic on this tuesday morning. a 14 min

northeast they didn't want to take part. the hartford convention that took place in connecticut obviously, they decided they were going to washington to say we are done. we are leaving. we are not into this war. so the british were leaving the northern states alone. so here we are, washington is brought to the ground. the northern states aren't really fighting. - - not a brilliant move. and we had to do this on the fly. i think things looked really tough and in the end, the series of wins that galvanized our guys on the ground. and the ultimate when in new orleans i thought was great. when you start studying jackson. the unlikely major general withoutany military training wa able to put together on a battle plan on the fly. using a conglomerate of troops. how did he get it? knowing that at any moment the british, who just defeated napoleon were going to invade and have that final victory in this war. i wanted to rebuild jackson's journey to that moment. >> we will get into andrew brian kilmeade is our guest. - - if you live in the eastern time zone and you have a question. - - for those of you in the mountain and pacific time zone.

the trump dynamic in congress and washington, it operates differently in different districts. i think if i say another public polling in northeast iowa, a democratic district, there are districts, suburban districts that were competitive in the newly competitive, whether it's against rosscum or kauffman, who we've been competitive against before, but not to this doctor, the western suburbs of minneapolis, you know, ashington, places like that. in addition, there are these noncollege districts, rural, places we have had representation before, and so it cuts many different ways. in northeastern iowa, a terrific labor background, running against rod blum, she's ahead in a recent poll by 11 or 12 points. she's over 50%. that is a district trump had success in last cycle, but obama won twice. i just see sort of -- there's democratic d.n.a. bruce was elected there for a period of time. but you are seeing a shift back. in addition, in northern maine, for years in northern maine, and jared goldman is running neck-and-neck with bruce. and running a terrific race. those are places where trump has had success. maybe from a job performance

. >>> in the northeast, if you have travel plans, you might encounter delays in boston, hartford, philadelphia and washingtonthe remains of florence coming through. there could be a brief warm up. i'm stating the facts. it's hard to do long-range forecasting. we will continue the theme but we will get a quick warm-up and won't set any records. 40s and 50s on the temps. sunnyvale, down to 47 and livermore 51 with most locations mid-to upper 50s. upper 40s in petaluma and in bodega bay, and pope valley, with napa at 53. 52-55 with cold water temperatures. in rio vista and fairfield, the onshore breeze in the fall, hard-pressed to warm up unless you get that breeze. it may move in on thursday. some high elevations, it will warm up after today. 60s and 70s, near 80 degrees tomorrow and some of those 80s creep back in. by the time we get to thursday or friday, the coast may have some sunshine, but it will be early on the weekend. >>> charging people in an accident, the reason one bay area fire department will soon send out bills to people they help. and, fair invaders, not just of bart problem. people taking a fr

washington? >> it will probably be more partisan. democrats, in places around the country, especially the northeast, dimmick rats will ioding antitrustding anti-trump fervor. to be concerned about the desire of members of the house wanting to move for impeachment. that will likely be one of the things at the top of the democratic agenda, if and when the democrats control the house of representatives. ,avid: if things work properly one of the things we took away from the opinion polls is a 63% approval rating for mueller. does that undermine the president's attempts to take away from mr. mueller? >> the president has been successful at chipping away at it. , initially,ybody phil bob mueller was above reproach. i still think he is. obviously, the president of's tweets have chipped away at him a little bit but many aleve that job, ising a good unbiased, and is doing the right thing. at the end of the day, bob mueller is smart to do what he is doing, being very deliberate, very smart. he is not talking to the press, doing it by the book and letting the cards fall where they may. david: what difference does this all make? a similar house

northeaster holding or the tone or the opinion is faithful to the establishment clause when it's recalled that george washington's -- that george washington himself at the request of the very congress, which passed the bill of rights, proclaimed a day of public thanksgiving and prayer to be observed by acknowledging with grateful hearts the many and signals favors of the almighty god. since i had you here, i thought i would mention that. i'm not asking for your opinion since you will be called upon to decide cases involving the establishment clause in the future. since we had that history together, i thought i would tell you it still sticks in my crawl. >> i understand, senator. we remember in certainly cases i lost. they still stick in my crawl too, senator. >> i just marvel that under the first amendment that we can -- variety of voices can speak. that's generally a good thing. but it can be about violence, sexism, it can be about almost anything but you can't speak about religion in a public forum. >> there's been -- there's been cases from the supreme court i think in more recent years, cases like the good ne

this is about 35 miles northeast of baltimore, about 50 miles southwest of wilmington, delaware. nbc justice correspondent pete williams is live in washington. he's been getting details on this. what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now we can change this banner at the bottom of the screen that says the suspect is still at large. i'm told by several law enforcement officials that that's no longer the case, that the suspect is down, that this shooting situation is over. i'm told that the suspect is a woman, which makes this an unusual workplace shooting. this is at a rite aid warehouse in aberdeen, maryland, north of baltimore. the first reports came in at 9:00 this morning. officials had said multiple people were shot. we now believe that the number shot may be around five, perhaps four of them appear -- the injuries appear to be fatal, so this would be perhaps four people shot, but in any event, it does appear to be over now. there was a long period of time of searching through that warehouse to try to find the suspect who was responsible for this shooting, and that appears to be over. very tense moments this morning. some people inside

washington. 69 in gaithersburg. cloudy skies and also showers and some of these showers start to move in but they're heading mostly to the northeastnd they might say mainly south to the area. here's 9:30. it's the future weather. most of thehowers moving down through fredericksburg. prince george's town. 8:00 t 9:00 this morning. that's about it. most of the area staysy clo today. if you're walking a dog, this is casper, he's available for adoption, but ay pre decent day to walk the dog. you have a chance of a. show cloudy through the afternoon. if you're gardening this week and it looks best, tomorrow mostly cloudy. 79 for a high by sunday. we have rainn the forecast. quite a bit too and temperatures will be cooler in the mid 60s. here's a gardening tip. and the temperature there too. next week the rain in the forecast and temperatures stay cool for your monday. let's get melissa to get a check on t roads. good morning. >> good morning. right now chopper 4 2 over there. the taillights headed southbound there near the furthest one son you ee a slow down there. eastbound 66 after 123. we do have a new work zone there causing a litt

northeast south carolina all the way up to the virginia/north carolina border. a high risk. moderate risk. charleston, nor folk, just south of the delmarva peninsula in washingtona slight risk of tropical force winds. the storl surge, where most of the deaths occur. this is where we see the biggest problems. rising see water moving in at a quick clip. look at this, central north carolina coast. wrightsville beach included. 4 to 6 feet, myrtle beach. those barrier islands will go under wie. plus this is coming up some time late thursday morning. here are the high tides for wrightsville beach. 11.47. the worst case scenario is this system coming in just about that time, pushing the storm surge on top of the high tide. and that's the problem. rainfall. again, we're talking catastrophic flooding from this. life threatening flood conditions. all-time record rainfall's possible. look at how far inland this rainfall goes. a 10-inch band could be higher. could be 10 to 20 inches. we cannot rule out isolated -- i don't know it's going to be that isolated, of 30-inch totals or more. so -- and if this thing sits, we're going to be talking about it probably monday, tuesday

washington. winds at 16 miles per hour.l kp carolina fod mainly from the east and northeast. are up across the area. this is part of hurricane florence, whichs very f to our south. locally temperatures are in the mid-to-low0s. ere it is, hurricane florence moving onshore in southern portions of north carolina. you see the northern sections of this do extend in our area. we have the cloud cover, some showers in our southern co and more showers this afternoon. have the umblla today or the raincoat. it's going to be breezy with some scattered showers around and hi us in theer 70s. for the weekend not too bad. some scattered showers around tomorrow. sunday looks pretty good, mostly cloudy. florence will be far to the south. until monday and tuesday, that's when the remnants will affect us with rainy conditions, even breezy with heavy rains at time. >> thanks. l>>> anotheral news update for you >>> it's 8:00 on "today." breaking news. .rr ane florence slamming into the east coast right now bringing fierce winds, torrential rain, and a dange storm surge. this morning rescue operati

northeast. bill karins has a check of the forecast. >> the weekend we have this heavy rain event. it's been a rainy september. it's pouring right over the top of new york city. good news for washington is just about gone. philadelphia, looks like most of the rain is just about over with. new york city, let's give it another hour or so and that will be it. connecticut unfortunately, though, and much of massachusetts you're going to be soaked this morning. we're under a flash flood watch. now we're adding about 1-3 inches in a quick period of time from new york city to long island and southern connecticut especially. this is the area that had eight inches of rain only about four days ago so the ground is super saturated already. here we are at 7:00 a.m. this morning. this quickly exits. by noon it's almost completely gone. so that helps. the rest of the forecast looks good. from texas north wards we're under pretty nice conditions today. it looks fantastic in the northeast, mid atlantic, ohio valley, great lakes. finally sunday is mild and nice. they need a nice quiet beautiful fall weekend after the fireworks the last couple of days. d.c. got their rain, heavy rain. they got washed a

northeast and southeast, but river flooding will still remain an issue. no peekr out y window. >>> outside of our window here in northwest washington it is raining hard at the district bei left out at the moment. here is more where this came from. more valley. those promise to make its way on to the i-95 corridor this y aft today as well. flash flood watches remain in 6:00.to afternoon highs today will be in the upper 70s to low 80s. suns >> we have membe u.s. air force here 71st birthday. thank you all for your service. it's wonderful to have you here. guys. s. >> tha dylan, thank you. >>> we turn now to about last night. the emmys. now the fashions that stole tn >> natalie was there with us. she is up early in l.a. with mothat. >> we had some prime real estate for the arrivals special. w seat to the fun and ♪ >> reporter: the 70th prime time emmy awards were red hot. >> it's really just a celebration of a lot of great work. >> rte the traditional red carpet was decked out in gold. >> we are killing it with "the day show." the biggest stars of the small screen burning it up and having some fun. >> if it ain't fun, don't do it. >> we love that. go have a fr

most able to speak "washington post" the american side of that situation and then the general nature of the problem we're confronting today in u.s./japan relations and in northeast asia. i think it's important to start with that because we often lose sight of the forest we're in by looking in so much detail at the trees the world that was made in 1952, well, the peace conference, september of 1951, the u.s. and japan were alone in the pacific. china was under an embargo. korea was in the midst of a war. southeast asia was colonized. they were alone and the issue was bilateral. the issue today of u.s./japan relations it seems to me, this is this is put starkly by the recent summit in singapore and developments relating to the korean peninsula is the u.s. and japan are not alone in the pacific and the structural competition within the pacific as well as across the continent of eurasia is deepening. of course, china is rising, that's part of it. korea, of course, has its own interest and is quite assertive as we know here in washington and elsewhere. the various southeast asian countries, asean and so on, the russians are in the equation although i would say margin

country, the northeast, california, there are political headwinds we face, but we have the right messengers to explain to folks they are doing better as a result of changes we made in washingtonget the government out of people's lives and unlock the imagination and innovation in the country. host: change on your part dealing with medical cannabis. what is your part? guest: the house judiciary will put medical cannabis control under republican trol control fe first time in medical history. we will collaborate with people developing strains of medical cannabis to treat various therapies. more collaboration and working together, we hope to unlock cures, learn more about how medical marijuana can help people. we will find freedom is pretty popular. if you remove the government and allow people to have greater access to things that will help them live better lives, that is a step forward for the country. host: what about the current culture around medical cannabis lead you to believe it is a good time to advance the bill? ofst: it is popular with 80% the country, only unpopular with members of congress of a different generation. congress,er member of this is the time to create an

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