flood warnings continue for a big chunk of northern maryland. of ber there's a high standing water out there. stay away from high water at all costs. right now it's a cl 55 in leesburg. a mildern5 washington and return of south westerly wind today even with a lot ofanlouds off and on rain chances throughout the day. we should be 10 to 15 degrees. >> good morning. a lot of problems here on the beltway that just popped up. three incidents all together. most of the problems is top of the beltway here. silver springs, outer loop. left side blocked by the crash there. fort washington at the woodrow wilson bridge another lane is blocked. here's your other spot around town.li ton, southbound gw parkway, two different problems there. after the overlo and before the bridge. >> thank you. right now old town alexandria residents are probably tracking the forecast closely because this is what they dealt with last night. the river rose above it'sanks blooding king street. >> now this is what we're seeing at this hour as jtetin rep earlier the water seems to

take a look at the green shaded ct counties in northern maryland. this is the most imminent flood threat. that darker shade of that's still a flood watch as well as northern maryland under alood watch also. that's also going to go through the day this morng. winchester as well. if you're around the district you might be running into light rain this morning. nothing very heavy. it's not going to be the was out of the day but take a look at the moisture moving up through the northeas these are the remnants of gordon believe it ornot. we're in the mid 60s. and if the kids doead outo the bus stop we're looking at showers still in the forecast this morning. br wzy and as go through the day, cloudy with still some spotty showers around. here's future weather. 8:00 this morning, expectd scatte showers through the afternoon as well. then we go into tuesday. just have themblla all week. let's just say that. more showers in the forecast tuesday and then watching the weekend. look at hurricane florence, really defined eye here. this storm is continuing to sten

concerns in northern maryland, but you still see the rain. mainly off to the west here's the flood threats as we go through the day. the bright green, those are floods warni and as we talk about the afternoon forecast, we're still telling you toeep the umbrellas because we have showers in it. we're notoing to be drying out too much today but at least it won't be a wash out like yesterday. temperatures are in the mid to low 60s. leesburg at 55 degrees. here's your weather showing the cloudine spotty showers at least as we go through the afternoon. we'll talk about hurricane florence coming up in a few te mi see how your commute is going. >> fairfax station, this is northbound 123 at fairfax county parkway. a reminder of a couple of otherg things happe right now. the beltway is fine. no overnight hoad worke this morning. white's fowry shu causing that closure this morning. we'll keep you updated on that.e burg, do have flooding there closing the road.ti water trail north of landsdowne. we hope that will be out o the way by.m 7:00 a >> you proba

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showers in northern virginia,oo ng concerns in northern maryland. in the mid to low 60s this afternoon. cloudy, spoowy shers. highs around 80. we're tracking florence into [ applause ] >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to the show. i'm megyn kell hope youad a great weekend. there was an earthquake in the televisit business at the l part of it, late last night. as one of the most powerful executives in this business resigned in disgcehe to discuss it is stephanie gosk andus jenna hager and amy holmes. we're going to start, today, with the fall of les moonves. i don't know if most people know who les moonves is. he runs cbs. the king of cbs. as high as y

george barnes' body ias found a river in northern maryland. friends called him dewy.ews 4's darcy spencer shows us how his clients are honoring the life of a man they say changed them forever. they gathered at a germantown park to hug and shed tears and to share stories. they are remembering dewy barnes, their personal trainer, who died in a tragic swimming accident over the weekend. >> this is comforting, but just very sad. >> barnes owned dedicated fitness and held classes like fitness in the park in montgomery county and these women are just part of his huge following. >> the man whipped me into i came to his class once and i said i'm never coming back and i came back and he took me in as a client, as a friend, as a mentor and really changed my life. >> reporter: barnes would hold his fitne classes in parks like this one several days a week, as early as 5:30 in the morning. it didn't matter whether there was driving rain or oppresse heat. barnes was on a boat on the sassafras river near bedderton, maryland, when he went swimming and didn't resurface. his body was r

flood warnings through mostly northern maryland where you see the brighter green.he ise across 81 and

moreain across parts of northern maryland, the panhandle of west virginia. not much rain around the city yet, but a stray shower or two can't be ruled out. it's a warmnd humid start after an 86 yesterday afternoon. we're back down only low and mid-70s this morning. a very warm and veryy,umid much like yesterday. cloudy, kind of a showery start for some this morning. a few peeks of sunsh just enough to get us back up into the 80s and bubble up more rain showers late and thunderstorms later on today. the higher rain ihances come for tomorrow, but slightly lower for the weekend. more about that. for now, let's go to melissa. >> good morning. lanham, left lane is getting by the work zone. inner loop and outer loop don't have any problems reported right now. a live look here, inner loop, outer loop rolling along. alex dr nd is dria, northb blocke inbound 14th street bridge, two work lanes get by there. >>melissa, thank you >>> it's 4:01. hurricane florence continues to barrel toward the east coast. the carolinas it are preparing for extended powerag o and potenti

moreain across parts of northern maryland, the panhandle of west virginia. rain around the city yet, but a stray shower or two can't be ruled out. it's a warmnd humid start after an 86 yesterday afternoon. we're back down only low and mid-70s this morning. a very warm and veryy,umid much like yesterday. cloudy, kind of a showery start for some this morning. a few peeks of

search teams found george barnes this morning in a river in northern maryland. he went swimming with some friends on saturday at the mouth of the chesapeake. today, his clients from the gym gathered to honor him, including one he helped her through her battle with cancer. >> put my head on his chest, he me and his arms around he said, i've got you. it's going to be okay. and he did. >> besides fitness, barnes said the other love of his life was his wife. they were just married back in february. >>> four childrom maryland now left without a mother. melissa lehew's body was found today. police say she was trying to save a driver trapped in flash flo, floodiut she was trapped into the rushing waters. this unfolding 30 miles east of baltimore. >>> the suspect in murder is now locked up in a virginia jail. state police tracked down rodney conyers in suffolk, in southeastern virginia. they recognized his license plate down there. officers say conyers took off. he eventually crashed in a tunnel. ers is accused of killing his girlfriend at a home on south view drive in

police say a worker at this rite aid facility in northern maryland shot and killed three of her co-workersefore turing the gun on herself. the motive remains unclear. witnesses say the shooter had been arguing with someone before pulling the gun. former congresswoman gabby giffords issued a statement saying you have a right to feel safe and i'm horrified that's no longer the reality in america. this level of gun violence not normal. >>> new details about the man accused of trying to steal an american airlines plane in orlando. the student pilot jumped over an airport fence and made it all the way inside the plane raising new questions this morning about security. authorities say 22-year-old nishal sankat who had a commercial pilot's license boarded this american airlines jet in the middle of the night. at the time the empty plane was undergoing maintenance. airport officials say two technicians tackled him and tried to hold him down but he took off running on the tarmac before he was finally taken into custody. >> to my knowledge there are no links of any sort at this time or any connectio

northern maryland, northern virginia. s could ong to severe. manassas, half mile. warri warrington less than a mile. temperatures are mild in the low 70s. n so 4 things yd to know before you walk outside. storms mainly after 2:00.m. here in dc by 5:00 p.m. some kevere. hat umbrella and raincoat before you leave. let's hd over to melissa and see how the commute is shaping up. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, sheena. silver spring outer loop befored colesville a little bit of a delay here. that's expected. hopelly they get it out of the way soon. columbia southbound is where the crash is. red as you're headed into that area. it is quite slow there this morning. u might want to think about a different route. gainesville northbound 29, crash out of the way. orn't have to about that. on the blue line, delays at franconia, wehle and rest ston hit. >>> take a look at some of the video here. this was the scene at the intersection of new york avenue. we're working to confirm how this happened and the condition of the officer and the other driver here. what we can tel

we still have some flood threats through northern maryland. flood warnings are still going to be up as we go through the early part of the oon, at least. so if you see any flooded roadways, don't drive through them. make sure you alwaysurn around, we have to remind you. temperatures are in about the mid- to upper 60s for the most part. for today, though, right around 80 degrees. clouds are not going to be leaving us.e' one thing that really paying attention to, this is hurricane florence. kt's still very far out in the atlantic, but l at the eye on this thing. this is now a category 3 storm. it's very organized, you can see your atmospheric conditions very favorabl and we expect it to strengthen even more, could become a category 4. it's on the same path. we have noteen thi track change too much. it's been pretty consistent, which is at least a good sign, because there's not too much uncertainty, but there is still plenty of time to ange. course, this is not good for the carolinas. they have been in the track the entire tim we've seen this tra

the hviest rain will be in northern maryland and the panhandle of west virginia. the 60s to near 70 on your way out the door this morning. the commute forecast. 68 this morning. 70% cnnce of r through noontime with a high temperature 74. rain chances dropping though as you get later on into the day today so that's welcod news and by the time you get to the nats game this evening they'll be able to play baseball. will be cloudy and humid and it will be over. a warmone, 85 tomorrow and then a cooler shower day there on thursday. rain ending early friday and saturday looks fantastic. sunday looks good too. let's go to melissa. >> oh, gosh. i'll pay you later. thank you, chuck. northbound 95 before 123 here. still have that crash and a big response onidhe right of the main lanes here this morning. two are now getting by in the main lane. that's an improvement. a lot of volume coming northbound. still a little slow as well fro an earlier problem and taking a look, once again here, nortound near 123. that's the back up as you're looking at the map. southbound 2 before m

areas in northern virginia and maryland are going to be under this this afternoon. damaging winds, lightning, heavy rain, potential for hail. that's going to be the case later on today. so just keep that in mind as you're heading out. now the visibility is fairly low inome spots. quantico is under a mile here. in the district we've seen se fluctuations. be careful on the roads. temperature wise in the low 70s. severe threat won't be here until later this afternoon. we'll bak down the timing coming up. let's head to melissa with what's happening o theroads. >> good morning, sheena. take a look at this. first 4 trafficlert this morning. this will be an issue for a lot of folks here. this is a police-involved crash. we have the video here and we'll have more on that int j second. outbound new york avenue in northeast averted to montana avenue. northbound bladensburg road. all lanes blocked by that crash. an investigation underway there. a bign. situat reporter on the way. we'll have live reports coming up this morng. 14th street to w street water main break. all lanes

the showers we had in northern maryland are now above the mason dixon line and moving away from ss.tures, i humid morning out there. we're in the low to mid-70s now. wternoon highs todayl be up in the low 80s once again. about 83 downtown. 40% chance or so for rain

the showers we had in northern maryland are now above the mason dixon line and moving away from ss. temperatures, i humid morning out there. we're in the low to mid-70s now. wternoon highs todayl be up in the low 80s once again. about 83 downtown. 40% chance or so for rain today. hurric se florencell a serious threat to the north and south carolina coastlines ns well as tthern half of georgia. landfall is likely about this time tomorrow morning, maybe an hour or two earlier than that. impacts locally in the monday, tuesday time frame for us.in hreat will be flooding. sheena will have the latest from the 5:00 advisory coming up in about five minutes from now. good morning, melissa. good morning. i'm going to hold on tight to this thing now. thank you for your help, by the way. fairfax westbound 66 after fairfax county parkway, right si blocked by the crash there. centerville eastbound before centreville, crash on the right shoulder. slow spots through woodbridge. normal there on 95. southbound 16th street at u street, still have that close su here this mornin you can see those flashi

much of maryland, northern virginia, we have a lot of road.ng on the once you hit that it will tell you to jerk your wheels too. dry air back to the west today and gradual caring and sunshine a r you'lllly like the weekend forecast. it's cool out, though, ppmperatures in the 50s and 60 degrees washington. as the kids head back to school this morning. now a the bus stop, may need a rain b booause the rain is so wet. the day will be getting nicer the farther along we go so by this afternoon mid 70sixed th sun and clouds looking good. here's future weather. clears out b 7:00 a.m. we're looking at gradual improvements by tn. aftern more in the way of sunshine trying to develop and then we go into your weekend. there's saturday. looks nice and dry a so does your sunday. the weekend is going to be fantastic.y 76 satur and sunday. so these are seasonal temperatures for this time of the year. by monday we'll be around 80 degrs. next lig chance of rain will be on tuesday but if you need to be making plans outside, do it for this afternoon and definitely this weekend. really nice weather feeling

carolina are going to be the three states hardest hit .right aw the impacts locally for us, northern virginia, maryland, and the district, our localized impacts may not start to be felt until saturday but could linger as late as tuesday of next week. so it won't be racing up the coastline. that is good news for us in the short-term but potentially bad news for us long-term as the storrs lin on land for several days. flooding, inland flooding of historic proportions will be a real problem. the latest forecast track as of the 5:00 a.m. advisory brings the sto as category 4. the farthest north land falling on record. records go back to 1851. this will break the record currently hel by hurricane hazel in 1954. it's wlat happens after fall is where all the question marks are and it could be doing just about anythi. the forecast is for it to make landfall and then come to a neao lete stop and have some sort of a rain out across central and western virginia and the western carolinas and that rain out could take days and days and days. for us locally, we just had fyffive inches of rain las weekend. this one co

northern virginia, maryland, through parts of west virginia, florence looks to have very little impact overall on our area, but here's the ing, part of the weather pattern right now overall is keeping winds out of the northeast to east and no just this afternoon, but on into the weekend. waterwaysmeans is our are extremely high right now. the potomac, the chesapeake bay, you can see the water there is very high, especially if you liv a by thoseeas. on into the weekend, we're looking at coastal flooding ton nue in some locations, many of us along the water underst c flood advisories through this evening and those will be extended into the weekend if not longer. as fa tas flooding goe threat for that is low, but we are saturated.kn you how wet it's been out there this summer. even a little rain here and there couldead solated flooding issues. there is a low threat for heavy point i'm t this seeing the chance for heavy rain holding off until next tuesday or wednesday. that keeps getting pushed back. and it is going to be a bit breezy out there. especially starting on friday into the weeke

the big thing for us is, the cone of uncertainty wasth aroun northern portions of maryland. now it is into central virginia. this is shifting farther south away from ourarea. does it mean we're out of the woods? no. we'll continue to t fck it you. i'll be in a few minutes tt track for you. >> thank you. the roads away from the carolina beaches, they're very crowded. bus these famil decided to hit the sand beforeng hea out of town. jay gray is in carolina beach, an area under mandatory evacuation. like the areas up and down the carolina coast. we've seen a lot of people leading the advice including those with boats, trying to g outside the scope of the storm. they're trying on clear out the island before florence moves in. it is moving day across the southeast. t is important to evacuate. we don't t nee take anything. >> we're in a very deadly and important game of chess with .hurricane flor >> the next move for more than a million along the coast iso higher ground. >> for us, people who have never been throughone, we d't to do, . officials warning, for those who have been th

we've seen a couple inches in some portions of our area mainly through maryland, through northern anne arundel county, portions of montgomery county and frederick county. this flood warning goe until 3:30 where a couple inches of h rae already fallen. we'll talk about the latest track of florenc coming up in 20 minutes. >>> and team coverage of this weteekend weather continues. >> people are seeing the effects of the rain. derrick ward is live i veexandria. >> reporter: we ood news for you here on telegraph rard he intersection of telegraph and dsen. here's video. a few minutes ago have-dot threw brought loader and pushed the tree out of the roadway. cleared the pavement of the larger branchs so traffic is again moving through here but i expect to see moref that. we have felt win pick up and that is expected to increase as the day goes on so still under the flood watch as well as the high wind warning which could wreak hoc on trees already loose so r telegraphd is open now so safe travels. just be aware of the puddling and hydroplaning possibilities. derrick ward, news 4. back to you.

continues along the eastern shore and just some veryd, scatte light showers in parts of northern virginia and maryland. and this is really a very unsettled weather pattern. you can see it all here with the clouds and the rain, this g goo stick around the rest of today, tomorrow as well. and then we'll get a break with some sunshine, on wednesday, before the storms move in. temperatures are in about the mid-60s. still 59 degrees in leesburg for today. highs only in the upper 60s. stayinglight showers, pretty chilly, unseasonably cool. later on today, st,ll those li scattered showers, overnight, too, tomorrow morning, some scattered showers around the area. and still chance through the day. wednesday, though, we'll see a break of some sunshine. that will wupm us and then in the evening, wednesday, that's when we can see a line of strong to severe storms moving in. as we gorom friday into the weekend, here's what's going to happen. more sunshine with temperatures in the mid- to upper 70s. >> all right, sheena, thank you. >>> a deal announced tay that will create the largest audio in the nment company wor

the real swamp republicans win the presidency but the agencies are populated by people in maryland, northernand d.c. who are democratic. in getting a handle on these agencies with your own agenda like the trump agenda is damn near impossible. trump has done so many things. if he could actually fire people who are breaking the law by overturning the will of the voters on the agenda, that would revolution america. >> laura: we haven't verified that video but the doj is taking that seriously, as is the state department. we have an active, young, resistance inside our government. they are very bold, brazen and stupid talking about their political activity on taxpayer time. >> this is personal. i was a secret service agent. i loved my job. i had no personal problem with president obama but i felt the country was moving in the wrong direction. i thought it was inappropriate to stay. i left. if you have a serious problem with the will of the people -- matt is right. they are not resisting trump. the american people voted for trump. they are collecting your money to do it. stop being cowards and res

flash flnd watches have b posted for most of northern virginia, suburban maryland out to the shenandoah skies here in town. already rain across much of northern virginia moving toward the city. expect a very rain day. flash flood watches are up for everywhere west o i-95 for today. and this evening could be extended briefly into early tomorrow. bright, sunny and warm weather moves in for second half of t >>> a check of you i put criminals in prison during the day i'm jennifer wexton, and as a prosecutor, and changed diapers at night. later, when i had a law practice, i volunteered to help moms collect child support. then, as state senator, i worked across party lines to target sexual offenders and take guns away from domestic abusers. in congress, i'll stand up to president trump. i approve this message because, like every working mom, what's ahead is as important as what's in the rearview mirror. >>> right n first 4 traffic alerted, a major mess. inner loop of the beltway, inside shoulder is getting by. northbound from the fairgroundsh crashese. 270 looking pretty good here. all the wa

the real swamp republicans win the presidency but the agencies are populated by people in maryland, northernirginia and d.c. who are overwhelmingly democratic. and getting a handle on these agencies with your own agenda like the trump agenda is damn near impossible. trump has done so many things. if he could actually fire people who are breaking the law by overturning the will of the voters on the agenda, that would revolution america. >> laura: we haven't independently verified the project veritas video but the doj is taking it very seriously, as is the state department. we have an active, young, resistance inside our government. in the civil service and they're very bold, frankly brazen, and stupid about how they talk about their political affiliations and activity on taxpayer time. >> this is personal. i was a secret service agent. i loved my job. i had no personal problem with president obama but i felt the country was moving in the wrong direction. i thought it was inappropriate to stay. i left. i would not take the taxpayer dollars anymore. i ran for office but it didn't work out. i'm

maryland, third option. they are trying to collect equipment off of the field. break to the a area of northern virginia, you also get the inscription officers in that area. they have been overrun by the yankees. maintain the pressure on the federal spread they have to react. you go into maryland, you have to react. you force the enemy to take the field before they are ready. that's why you don't want to go to warrington. they come at you when you want -- they come at you when they want you to. before these 300,000 volunteers have been absorbed into the army and trained. get them out into the open, into the field, and find them. you retain the initiatives, you call the shots. there is a potential to invade pennsylvania and influence the fall congressional elections. that is really big for lee. lee has once expressed to jefferson davis what he seeks are heavy victories. what he means is victories that do a lot of damage to the federals. the confederates do not suffer as much. that will undermine the morale of the northern people. the way they will express their morale being undermined is they wi

the national capital area chapter covers northern in vi, southern and suburb maryland as well as the district. t to make sure that we can include as many of our community as possible. we try toake it available across the dmd. that's the rean to have the ssven. >> jane, youriation is the world's largest non-pr funder of alzheimer's research. there's a lot happening, a lot going on. t some of the most recent research and tell us where the focs on dealing with this disease. >> through the years, the focus really didn't start finding where the disease starts from. and i thi we were looking at the end product of the disease. we would recognize people who had alzheimer's when the symptoms showed up, wh impairment was so obvious, that we would notice people had a e research is now beginning to look at the bio markers, what causes it and understanding that before somebod actually shows the signs and symptoms, they probably have the diseasen at work their body for about 20 years. so we're hoping to get early t diagnosi find when people have the beginning biork s. we need to identify those bio

northern rg ia. wesley grew up in temple hills, maryland and has beeorking toward this job for decades. aimee cho has her inspiring story. >> reporter: as tiffany wley gets rea to fight fire each day, today she's also gearing up r a new j cha, becoming an arlington fire battalion chief. >> i couldn't have asked for antthing . >> reporter: she's the first black woman in history to holde job. >> never before before did i think i would be here. the hours of nonsleep and preparing and worrying it's all worth it. >> reporter: she started aorkes her way through the ranks that were mostly male throughout the department, just one in ten firefighters is female. >> people kept telling me i was too small and would never survive in the male dominated position. that's whatade me want to do it more. >> reporter: now whenever fire fightsshow. to the scene, chief wesley will be in charge. >> i want to send a universal message to eryone it is possible. you have to have the fire and passion inside of you and believe you can do whatever yse your mind to. >> reporter: with each fire she sets o tosl fight,

right down toward southern maryland in the northern neck.l not need the umbrella three or four ledays. s take a look down to the south. we are dealing with some shower activity. you will seers some shooving through over the next two hours before it gets out. you can see the cloud cover getting out of here. that means sunshine during the day tomorrow. a lot of sunshine coming. and boy, do we need it. even the asnort the flash flood warnings. it is all bause of florence. 85 degrees. finally sunshine tomorrow night. it will be a beautiful day. the humidity is lowering with the wen out of the north so wednesday is lookinggood. the forecast for wednesday, a lot of kids out of school but degrees at the bus stop. now montgomery county out of school. for pick-up. that should say wednesday. i wanted to say all this sunshine that i have across the region and it sticks around thursday and friday. i think we m see many clouds early. maybe even some areas of weg. l see sunshine in the afternoon. 85 on friday. watching the front for this weekend. 82 degre

northern virginia, d.c. and montgomery county, maryland, are on the short list for possible locations. the d.c. mayor and maryland gove or the are confident in their bids. >> i think we have put forward four great sites. we're obviously asought-after city in a very hot region. force. educated work >> we feel very good about the proposal we made. it's very exciting that gi maryland, va and the district are all on the short list. >> reporter: virginia's didn't make it tonight because of hurricane florence. amazon has promised 50,000 new jobs and construction spending of more than $5 billion. bezos didn't announce his decision tonight, but he says -- >> we will announce a decision before the end of this year. >> reporter: shomari stone, news 4. >>> back to our top story now, hurrheane florence battering t carolina coast. we're seeing major storm surge already tonight in places like new bern, north carolina. here are live pictures of nags head, in the outer banks. florence wil makeandfall by this time tomorrowin mo >> florence, a category 1 storm right now, but still extremely dangerous, even at th

metro area, much of maryland, parts of northern virginia, still seeing a flood warning this morning. we have t keep reminding you. temperatures when you walk outside, the mid to upper 50s. so with the morning commute, keep in mind we have ponding of water on the roads this morningn don't to drive too quickly through that. it jerks your wheels go slower. by lunchtime, gradual clearing and drying through the aernoon wi highs in the mid 70s. it's going to be a nice day. 8:00 this morning. still dry. clouds breaking up as we go throughout the afternoon. dry for your friday night plans and through the weekend, gorgeous saturday and sunday. so if you have any activitie this weekend like a soccer game or lacrosse game dry conditions for that. morning temperatures around 6 degrees. mixture of sun and clouds. so these are seasonal numbers r this time of the year. it's going to feel like wall but we warm bk up to around 80 degrees by monday. next chance of rain is esday. >> m kind of weather. coming up we're working for you. if you dream of never stepping foot in the grocery store again, sever

maryland. the two arms that will confront different. the army of northern virginia begins the campaign much any ger than almost confederate writer will ever acknowledge to you. 70,000 to bly about 5,000 men, extremely poorly supplied particularly the troops second maneen in the machine campaign. they have -- second manassas campaign. food.ave no regular their uniform and clothing are falling apart because they have supplies because they are beyond supply line. are those that are supplied throws that come up from richmond and reenforce lee. rough shape and lee knows that. dorsey pender writes following machine -- men in his brigade during the harper's ferry operation. such a group i have never seen honor or decency and right or respect for property i would strike many with my sabre. the officers are nearly as bad. my regiments when they thought they were going into a scoped x of 10 officers out and didn't come up until they thought all danger over. my brigade went off that day. is in roughrmy that shape. but right below that dr. laws was a u.s. sanitary comm

we have s flooding concerns out there because of the heavy rain es in parts of northern virgin, nor marylandtemper right now decause not have the ra we are in the mid-to 50s. 61 deg in washington. later today mid-70s, gr the resy nice a dry. g like fall, mid-70s, moretic, ne are >> that is your latest weather, guys. a wise philopher once said, i think it was mr. potato head, way to go idaho! >> yes. i know. ingo get those all thank you, al. ing started. >> it's 3:00 a.m. out there. h right.> coming up, what to say your kids ask those tough questit the news. how parents can use the kavah hea as a jumping f point for some important co> alsohead, the inspiring a women behind powerful movement to end bullying and get girls to be kinder to ea other. > a new song released fromt "a st" thaou will be happy t have stuck in your head weekend. next, a frightening pl crash overn a a mir aculaos survival of everybod. survival of everybody onboard. right after this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 1 out of 2 kids don't get enough calcium, vitam d, and potassium. make sure your kid isn't one of them. one simple way? 3 servings of

in our entire region including d.c., northern virginia and maryland, 60,000 kidseported being bullied by their school districts. there is more cyber bullying in some places than traditional in-school bullying. the bullying happens in the playground and parking lot. and the psychological toll it canake when you can't go home and escape a bully for portions of the day, that psychological impact is severe. there are school districts trying to address this because even if cyber bullying occurs when they're outside school ound, some of it is beginning when the kids are interacting at so schoo a proactive approach and try to stop this. one school district we talked to said they're not in the business of expelling kids for bullying because that doesn't get to the root of the problem. if they can,they'd rather set up mediation sessions negotiate by the school district to get e bullyingstopped. if you kick kids out for this, you may not be stopping the problem, y may be exacerbating. >> c most of us even imagine how horrible ts can be? >> one of the things about cyber bullying that's different

. >> well, everybody is expecting that washington either in northern virginia or d.c. or marylandg to get that headquarters and by coming here, doing this event with david rubenstein he fueled that speculation. he started laughing when rubenstein tried to pin him down on that. jeff bezos because he owns "the washington post," that gives him another anchor in the area, makes him a target in particular from president trump who routinely goes after him. >> john, how seriously are criticisms like bernie sanders, vis-a-vis amazon taken in d.c. now at least >> well, i think there are criticisms as jeff bezos was saying of every major business institution. you get criticism of wall street, criticism of walmart, criticism of amazon, in part, because of the on-going stratification they're delivering low cost products to american consumers, but when you have somebody like jeff bezos worth more than $100 billion, that's a symbol of the flk inequality that defines our modern economy one of the reasons in this election year republicans have strong overall economic conditions, but that's not ne

maryland throughout the state, eastern maryland, western suburbs, baltimore suburbs, southern maryland, the northern counties. and there's a common theme here. the common theme is there's no simple answer to the opioid crisis, that it involves not only a health issue and we need to have services under our health but we also need to recognize it deals with transportation, it's a social problem, deals with how the courts handle these issues. it's multiple disopinions that are -- disciplines that are involved in dealing with the opioid epidemic. and that's why i'm so pleased that we're going to have a chance to vote on the opioid crisis response act of 2018. we all know that despite our great efforts here and we've provided billions of dollars of additional federal support for these programs, that the opioid crisis is still on the rise. the number of o.d. deaths ever still increasing in many parts of the country. every community is experiencing challenges with the opioid crisis. so it is appropriate that we are taking comprehensive action to deal with this problem. the opioid crisis response act of 201

professional, and here in northern virginia, d.c., southern maryland, there's tons of jobs. i'm never out of work for very long, and my new job is going to pay a higher salary, if i pass the interview and get an offer and the recruiter is very confident that i will. it's just part of job. host: does that process -- sounds like you're used to it. does the process of losing a job like that fairly out of the blue and then moving on to the next, does that unsettle you at all? caller: no! i spent 10 years in iraq and afghanistan on all kind of different projects, three months, six months, nine months. one time i flew all the way to afghanistan to start a new job, and my first day in country, the company lost the contract, so i had to pack up my stuff and fly back to washington, d.c. i was in afghanistan less than 24 hours. in the i.t. field, projects come and go. companies come and go. the army, the defense epartment needs changes, and i always keep a bag packed. and whenever i get a call from a recruiter, we may have something for you, i said i'm interested. that's just the way

still looking at light rain around the area, right around the beltway and much of northern virginia moving into marylandunsettled weatherattern today. so, expect light showers across your monday. temperat are currently in the mid-60s. 55 stiut we won't break out of the 60s today. toda clou, lightshowers, highs in the upper 60s. stl high rain chances. warmer w >> and thast >> so much more to necome. up, a wide-ranging conv with just a couple of legends in o studio. robert redford, sissy spacek. fi spacek. first, this istoday" on nbc. hey! hey! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for tv service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked highest in internet service satisfaction by jd power for the 5th year in a row. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserves the credit, so... and he's humble! so, um...i should probably go get started. you need me to watch the van? no, i'm good! you deserve the best. get fios, the most awarded network. 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. ♪ >>> we are back. ourwe have two legends in studio this morning. robert redford and sissy spacek star in "the

some pockets of moderate rain on far western maryland and down into northern virginia. the rain will continue not just during the evening hours but overnight. into tomorrow morning as well. and because of that, and how saturated the ground is, we're all under a flood watc >> all right.pt >> the resn of testimony. >>> you said today that mark dge was a friend of yours from high school. dr. ford said he was in the room when you were attacked and she says you were, too. the fbi has never interviewed him. the chairman refuses to call sm. if she ising mark judge was in the room then, he suld be in the room today. would you want him called as a witness? >> senator, this allegation came into the committee -- >> i'm just asking the question. here asu want him to a witness? >> he has already provided sworn testimony. this allegation has been hidden by the committee -- >> it has not been investigated by the fbi. the committee has rused to allow it to be. >> it was sprung -- >> it was not investigated by the fbi and he has not been >> it should have been handled in the due course

maryland's eastern shore. george barnes went on a boat on saturday from the northern yacht basin. he was on the boed and they junto the sassafras river for a swim. barnes has been missing ever since. he is married to a montgomery county police officer. >>> we learned the name of the away in was swept floodwater in hartford county. the search continues for melissa lehue. she stopped to help some peoplee who n a bridge because of high standing water. she was swept out over the bridge. one of the people she was trying to help died in the flooding. reue has gotten to people weekend. two ltimore police divers ha to be taken to shock trauma having difficulty diving in the quarry where she disappeared. >>> police are looking for four people after two river boats ll coed and sank.op ten pe were sent to the hospital after the boats crashed saturday night on the colorado river in moabi regional park. several people were pulled from the water by other passing boats. the crash is still under investigation. but l it was dark and theack of visility could have been a factor. none of the boaters

northern virginia parking garage. find out how the suv ended up like this and we'll see how the driver is doing as well. >>> also atonight, marylande blown to bits. >> i heard a loud boom and my room shook. and i louked over to theirse and it was like all in flames. >> the family inside barely makingt out in time. e e onthing that may have >>> so, this picture behind me shows the moments after a 's famiome in howard county exploded. it was around this time last night when the family escaped. smoke rising from the ash could be seen todays news 4's derrick ward explains. it's what the family started to smell inside the home that may have saved their lives. >> reporter: a home everything in it reduced to a smoldering pile of rule, it happened in wood bonnie, maryland in howard county friy night. miraculously, no one was injured. a resident of the home smelled the odor of natural gas. aftert t report of the smell of natural gas was called in, everyone got out of the house. it's a good thing. just as the first fire crews were showing up, that's when the explosion happened. >> and i heard a loud boo and my room shook. >>eporter: it was

i go from the maryland line to the northern carolina line, so on the eastern shore, there are parts thatad been ordered to evacuate. parts of virginia beach along the coast, southern virginia beach where it is pretty marshy and wet, and low lying. so there's parts of it. emergencyt for coordinators and the state government, they don't want to cause a panic, of course, and don't want to just evacuate people without it being absolutely necessary. i would encourage folks who are to maybe pay attention, listen, and please follow the orders. of military installations in that virginia beach area. how are they preparing? caller: my district alone has eight major military installations. for several days, ships have been going out to see to be able to -- obviously, not worry about the potential winds. we have claims in oceania -- andving planes from there langley air force base, moving them inland to avoid potential damage to our military assets. host: when it comes to the work of the house, will it be affected by hurricanes and preparations? host: i'm not sure -- caller: i'm not sure. as far as

northern mariana islands, puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands, florida, south and north carolina, virginia, west virginia, maryland, delaware, new jerseyork just on saturday morning. lines of communication remain open in the federal government remains ready to assess. these tropical storms and hurricanes are very dangerous and we encourage anyone in the path to keep the warnings of state and local officials who have expertise and knowledge of their communities to provide the best on ground information. lastly, weeks, extend our deepest condolences to the family of agent colin johnson. he served his country honorably first as a marine and then in the secret service. many of you know him and he was larger-than-life literally. great friend, father, husband and member of the secret service. men and women in the secret service are among the most honorable and dedicated public service that you could find anywhere in the world and colin was one of them. even though he was assigned to chief of staff john kelly, he was wherever he was needed. our hearts are broken in our prayers are with his family. with that, i will take your questions. >> if

northern marietta island, puerto rico, u.s. virgin islands, hawaii, florida, georgia, south carolina, north carolina, virginia, west virginia, marylanddelaware, pennsylvania, new jersey and new york just since saturday morning. lines of communication remain open and the federal government stands ready to assist. these tropical storms and hurricanes are very dangerous, and we encourage anyone in the path to heed state and local officials so they have the best opportunities to provide on-ground information. >>> lastly, we extend deep condolences to agent johnson. agent johnson served his country honorably first as a marine, then in the secret service. many of you know him. he was a great friend, husband and member of the secret service. the men and women of the secret service are the most honorable and dedicated to public service of anyone in the world, and he was the best of them. he was always there to help anyone who needed it. our hearts are broken and our prayers are with the entire family. with that i'll take your questions. >> in regard to the anonymous op-ed, the president said on friday he thought it would be a good idea for j

maryland in a ceremony that is for family only. eboni? >> thank you, peter. mike? >> president trump putting more pressure on our northern neighbors, suggesting he's willing to forge ahead on a trade deal without canada. four days of talks between the two sides ended yesterday with significant differences remaining. >> we just made a great deal with mexico. big thing. big, big thing. nafta was a disaster. i love canada but they have taken advantage of our country for many years. they have tremendous tariffs. dairy products, do you know this, mark, almost 300% tariff. >> we have the latest from the white house. what are some of the sticking points? reporter: there are reportedly still quite a few issues that need to be resolved moving ahead. one of them a big issue for the u.s., those dairy tariffs. you heard president trump talk about that in north carolina a little earlier this week. there are also disagreements over a sunset clause. mexico's trade rep says the u.s. did soften its stance on that. also pharmaceuticals, concerns about a ten-year requirement of data protection for biological drugs and how that might impact

maryland's merriweather post pavilion. but he well remembers how it began, as a teenager growing up not far from here in the northern virginiaurbs. >> i'm lik "i'm going to do it now. i'm going to put on a show at 1e s old in some like v.f.w. hall and put up flyers and hire the p.a. and i'm going to start my own band, i'm going to recd a record all by myself, and i'm just going to keep pushing it because i honestly believe i can do it." >>eporter: grohl dropped o of high school to play music in local bands with the blessing of his mother, a acher. he made his way to the wes coast, and became the drummer in nirvana, the seminal seattle grunge band that helped give new, punk life to rock in the 1990s. ♪ with guitarist and singer kurt cobain and bassist krist novoselic, their breakout album, "nevermind", featuring the hit song, "smells like teen spirit", debuted in september 1991, and shot them to super-stardom. it was great, bunot always. >> being in nirvana at such a young age-- i was 21 or 22 years old when the band got popular. that's a heavy trip for a kid to go through at that age. and it was overwhelming at times when it

northern half the d.c. area not getting rain on yet.ur tempern the upper 60s to near 70. 81 for a high today. lower rain cans later today. once this out of here it should the marylandthe redskins game on sunday. you. >> you can get the latest news an weather any time on the nbc. ♪ >> look at that. >>> it's 8:30 a.m. and it's time for today's robot revolution. thank you. you're right. we are devoting -- is oximo stairsown the we are devoting this half hour to the future of robots. .h you knew it was coming. he was developed by honda. re more than 30 years of the company's research into the humanoid robotics. s tecseology helps t with limited mobility and is showing students worldwi what i possible with robotics. as you can see, asimo withome nice dance moves. >> you notice how they are never in the sameoom athe same time? >> carson, you don't have a mic. >>t my microphone. can someone hel >> oh, thank you. give it up for pacbot here. this was developed by endeavor robotic. it can endure all types of weather. it has saved tho ands oflives, helped our troops overseas disposing of roadside bom of wh moment rig plaza filled with s.t.e.m. students right here in new york,

i go from the maryland line to the northern carolina line, so on the eastern shore, there are parts that had been ordered to evacuate. parts of virginia beach along the coast, southern virginia beach where it is pretty marshy and wet, and low lying. so there's parts of it. emergencyt for coordinators and the state government, they don't want to cause a panic, of course, and don't want to just evacuate people without it being absolutely necessary. i would encourage folks who are to maybe pay attention, listen, and please follow the orders. of military installations in that virginia beach area. how are they preparing? caller: my district alone has eight major military installations. for several days, ships have been going out to see to be able to -- obviously, not worry about the potential winds. we have claims in oceania -- andving planes from there langley air force base, moving them inland to avoid potential damage to our military assets. host: when it comes to the work of the house, will it be affected by hurricanes and preparations? host: i'm not sure -- caller: i'm not sure. as far a