this kessler supporter from northern virginia, who is hispanic, explains why he came along. >> defend fre,om of speeou know. everyone has their message. he has a right to speak. >> reporter: thereas one arrest outside the station, a man who spit on two virginia state troopers. and here's the scene just about ten minutes ago at the vienna metro. jason kessler and his small contingent of people arriving back here agn, being surrounded by police andco ed out to the parking lot at the vienna south metro, where presumably they've got into their vehicles and hd home. i asked jason kessler how he would respond to those who say his demonstration today was failure, particularly when you look at those small numbers. t was a he believes success, that it showed they could demonstrate here peacefully. but no doubt critics are going to seehis much differently, as a day in whi the white nationalists were drowned out, both literally by this weather and figuratively by the counterprotesters. back to you in e studio. you said it, julie carey. counterprotesters have been ridrowning out fat activists so

one said it was the pride of northern virginia. they very much earned their reputation and that's remembered to this day. some of you have heard me talk about the texas brigade before but if you don't know much about the unit, the core regiments are the first, fourth and fifth texas infantry regiments. at the beginning of the war they are organized into a brigade in the spring of 1862. also in the brigade, 18th georgia as well as eight companies of wade, hampton, south carolina legion. the georgians and the south carolinians will leave the unit after the battle of antigua and transferred in will be the third arkansas infantry. if you're going with me on the tour tomorrow, we'll be look ing at the first, fourth, fifth texan and the third arkansas as part of the texas brigade and we'll be focused more on the fight that fourth and fifth texas had. the first texas is a slightly different regiment within this brigade. these are the guys who volunteered as early as they possibly could. they actually left texas and headed to virginia befo

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cutemperatures in the 60s for most of the suburbs across northern virginia. d-60s in montgomery county this morning. low 70s for most of prince george's county. mid-70s by the bay and downtown. a nice way to get the day going. for thef sunshine today kids who don't have to go back to school just yet, another near perfect day at the pool. don't forget to put on your spf. temperatures in the upper 80s and low 90s. all sunshine all the time for today. little bubble of high moved in pushing our rain chances away for today and the unsettled weather back to our west promises a return of rain chances here. just in time for the weekend unfortunately. the weekend doesn't look like a total washout. it looks like saturday inul part could have quite a few showers to be dealt with. high temperatures today, user to 90 degrees. plenty of sunshine. 89 degrees by 6:00. trendingown to about 82 by 8:00 p.m. notice, sunset today, 8:03. 8:01 tomorrow and sunsets before 8:00 on friday. it will set before 8:00 p.m. until may of next year. tomorrow, another a sunny hot one. high tem

virginia. these e of more hours o storms to go. the strongestf which is in northern fauquier county.one has been weakening just a little bit. other storms round the winchester area in towards shepherdstown. this line moving this way not too strong here but there are some heavy downpours. this is starting to weaken just a little bit now. still a lot of lightning, though, traveling right along 66. middleburg right along 50 seeing that, too. this will head towards tul plus airport, parts of prince william county and portions of fairfax county as well. doug, thank you. >>> a painful remembrance is just days away. it's been almost aear now since that white supremacist rally erupted into violence in charlottesville. >> one of the survivors is a woman from northern virginia. tonight,nly on 4 she's telling the story of her recovery and her renewed determination to buau chief julie kerry. she's asked us to partially shield her identity. f she'srful that white supremacists might target here. >> reporter: it's a scene of violence that's beenpl ayed around the world as a white supremacist plows

right now there are 20 finalists, including d.c., montgomery county and northern virginia. theompany has stayed ultra secretive about the selection process. a decision is expected later this year. man, it feels like summer out there. i'm sure you know thatlready. how hot it feels across the region right now. >> our team of meteorologist is tracking a chance for pop-up storms nearly every day this week. >> metro is ironing out the mixed messagesews 4 received about transportation plans for the upcoming unite the right rally. separate trains will not be available to white nati talists comi d.c. on sunday. news 4's darcy center explains thether safetyeasures metro is preparing to take. darcy? >> well, hey there, metro wanting to make it crystal clear today that they are not providin any sort of special accommodations, any special trains forthembers o white supremist group planning to come here to washington on sunda for this rally. here's the thing though. ma'am many of them are planning to use the metro sysham and tt's presenting a security challenge, metro trying to figure o

into northern virginia for the most part. that's the area that we'reg look at now into portions of rappahannock, culpeper county. areas under a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00. d.c. metro still wdry. althouare starting to see the rain inch a little bit closer you see the line from warrenton and really into northwest prince william county. ght o down toward rappahannock, culpeper, madison county m county. we have the two severe thunderstorm warnings for this storm and this storm. heads-up in culpeper. as with the storms prior, the storms are weakening. this was severe, but now looking much less severe as we me our way out. culpeper and fa ruier,n there. and frederick, the leesburg et area, a evening for some of us. heading to the nationals game, expect to get wetthere, too,

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area they are out of herepa already s of baltimore and parts of northern virginia and parts of west virginiand rtilly g in on the action and many of us will see more storms throughout the rest of the evening. take a look to show you what's been happening with the storms. they came through here very quickly and once again look at this, oneerson rescued from high water and this is 27thre northwest washington. this is an area that we've seen flood time and time again this year alone. i don't know if that person tried to drive through a flooded roadway, but, please, never drive through a flooded road. i cannot say it enough. this is a live shot right there, and can you still see the water on the high side andhis is the y it looked earlier. downpours at northwest coming down and you needed the umbrellas and told you to keep it with them and look at the heavy rain makoug it t and making driving quite difficult as it made its way on through here about an hour ago inside the d.c. metro area. the driveway still dry. down towards anne arundel than line is one i'm more about back towards the west. insi

some in northern virginia are facing. vil part of plans to expand i-66.where families are working to figure out what's next. >> reporter: for 47 years, dolores has called thi cul-de-sac home. >> my chuck is close by. everything and my friends. >> reporter: but the planned expansion to i-66 outside the beltway has v-dotaking down her house. >> tomorrow's i-66 will move more people and servehe needs of northern virginia's travellers well into the future. >> reporter: promises to move dolores and her neighbors to other comparable homes. the trouble is, dolores says they want her out by the end of the year and s's got no place to go. >> it puts us in limbo. we don't know what's happening. >> reporter: her daughter travelled from texas, spent two months here thinking he was going to help her mother move. >> time is of the essence. she's about to undergo knee surgery she had been putting off and thinking she would be in her new home. >> reporter: two houses down, he and his wife are feeling the uncertainty. they have two kids in elementary school. >> vdot told

. >>> this caused traffic disruptons in the distr and northern virginia. atv and dirt bike rider ripped through the streets yesterday. they could be seen popping wheeli, weaving in and out of traffic. e rider crashed into a light pole. atvs are legal in the district and there's a no-chase policy so the cops couldn't go after them. arlington police say n arrests were made. >>> we have new details of the deadly plane flash carroll county, manied phd. thentsb says they learned that plane crashed short after it took off landing in a soy bean field. the pilot and another man on board did die. the ntsb does not know why the plane crashed at this point. a preliminary report is expected in the next few weeks. >>> right now d.c. police are trying to find a person who shot and killed a man this weekend. police sayne this happed on southern avenue in southeasterly yesterday morning. the victim is identified as dokeith uglas. he died at the hospital. police tell news 4 this was the district's99th homicide this year. >>> a 15-year-old is recovering from a gunsh wound.

visibility is down near zero m acrossuch of northern virginia and the shenandoah valley. and a flash flood watch for northern maryland. that goes until 10:00 this evening. >> heaviest rain will come after 4:00, 5:00 this afternoon. a few more shows tomorrow and back to 90s by the middle of the week. >> and that's your latest >> thank you, dylan. >>> just ahead, our exclusive live with omarosa on the secret recording she made of president ump that she's sharing first with us this morning. and the troubling picture she's now painting of the president, e and her onse to people who say she has an ax to grind. we'll talk about all of just ahead. first, this is "today" on nbc. a. ♪ a. ♪ start the day with the chicken you love. get the feeling of chick-fil-a, for breakfast. ♪ epit's a revolution in sle the new sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999, intelligently senses your movement and so you wake up ready to train for that marathon. and now, save up to $500 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. ends wednesday. >>> billion dollar mission 60 years in the making. >> plus, meghan

. >>> heavy rain caused significant flooding in northern virginia. we brought you some o these images. this morning, there are more flooding concerns. it is 4:00 a.m. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron >> and i'm eun yang. good to see you. glad you're re. we're breaking news out of prince george's county. >> a diner caught fe overnight. firefighters are on the scene. chris lawrence is at theive desk. >> look at this fire. it engulfed a block of businesses in downto upper marlboro. we just got information from prince george's county fire and rescue. this started at al's country kitchen or al's deli. it spread to a chinese reaurant and a bail bonds place. this is on the corner of water and main street, above sylvania avenue in upper marlboro. right now, crews are trying to put out the hot spots. they hav the bulk of the fire knocked down. news 4's justin finch is headed to the scene. in the meantime, you c o follow hi twitter. aaron, back to you. >> chris lawrence for us at the live desk. thank you. >>> we want get back to the story impacting all of us

we h some very heavy rain move through northern virginia. now it has lifted to the north, but in those areas we're seeing floodwarnings. i'll show you where in just a second. around the beltway, light, spotty showers. things have improved in the last 30 minutes. laurel seeing more moderate rain near gaithersburg. leesburg and frederick, virginia, seeing the heaviest rainfall. this is all sliding up to the now in northern virginia, parts of fairfax and foster county, flood warnings until 7:00 a.m. through 7:45 this morning. we are looking at ponding on the roadways. we hav a very unsettled weather pattern all the way into the weekend. coming up, we'll she you what the weekend is going to look like. we'll go to jac taylor to see if we have issues on the ys road jack? >>> we have issues this morning, unfortunately. the oute loop of beltway near the big curve where the traffic merges with the 270 ur, traffic has been stopped, but we have one left lane tting by near riverroad. the high-standing water is blocking two lanes. the same situation on i

. >>> new details now and an upsetting crime in northern virginia.fá still. sources tell news 4e vrnon youngblood bought the gun, a glock, at a gun show in northern virginia in the weeks before thi shooting. her two children inside an apartment saturday. investigators also findinglp tw spent cartrige cases and a glock gun box int( that apartme. aftt( hert(çó arrest police say >>> other top stories today. government officials in puerto rico now admit theea toll from hurricane maria is more than 1,400. >> hundreds of those dead attributed to people notÑi gettg the healthcare that !e needed,á widespread flooding and the lack of power and impassable road leaving many of the sic# and elderly unable to get medicaljf attention. just this mornng it wasw3 announced that power hast( almo beenjf restored to everyone on f island. >> the first woman ever has been med to head the u.s. border patrol in its 94-year history. carlalpñrxdÑi provost has led t as interim chief for more than a year.xdÑi show sa the agents and expanding the number of womenw3n the position

but the one we're talking about is the square arm of northern virginia battlefield. this is in the museum's collection that was circulate and approved in the fall of 1861 and became the battle flag of lee's army of northern virginia. here's a run of the mill battle flag. really quite special one actually with the battle honors written on it. wool and silk bunting flags of which we have more than 250 in our collection, mass produced. for the armies of the confederacy. eventually, pretty much every army in the confederacy had a flag of this pattern along with other flags. but in other words by the end of the war it was known in every theater of war. but it was particularly associated with lee's army which was important because lee's army was the army keeping the confederacy alive. by the middle of the war this was first among equals because of the status with lee's army. we associate with the army of northern virginia with the red flags of the rebellions as frank haskell said, the pettigrew charge at gettysburg. i showed you the 11th infantry mississippi. the flags ass

but the one we're talking about this one, the square, army of northern virginia battle flag. this is a silk prototype in the museum's collection circulated and approved in the fall of 1861 and became the battle flag of the units of lee's army of what became lee's army of northern virginia. here's a run of the mill battle flag. we had 250 in our clactiollecti. mass produced for armies of the confederacy. pretty much every army had some flag of this pattern along with other flags. but, in other words, by the end of the war, it was known in every theater of war. but it was particularly associated with lee's arm quy because his army was keeping the confederacy alive. even by the middle of the war, this battle flag was first among equals because status with lee's army. of course, we associate we students of the war with the army of northern virginia with those damn red flags of the rebellion. they charge and the pedigree charge grew in gettysburg. that is the flag of the 11th mississippi infantry. the flags associated with the confederate soldier, as an emblem of the life of the s

today our northern virginia reporter david culver sat down parents. >> from home life to campus life, move-in day, af parte college experiment, tristan medina made that move from fredericksburg to george mason university. >> to see students go in for their third year, junior year, nd tristan is alive. >> reporter: tristan jumped to his death from a fifth floor window after taking lds. >> when you lose a child, there's triggers and certain i emotions,t's just a roller coaster of grief.as >> reporter:t month a judge sentenced tristan's fellow fraternity member alejandro prada to 15 years in prison and pled guilty to selling the drugs. >> i can hear tristan's voicesa mom, you need to forgive him. he made a mistake like iouid. if can forgive me, then you need to forgive him. >> reporter: the medinas believe needs more neede to be d to change the college culture. >> my son did not treat the culture but walked into it. >> reporter: a posting was made aimed at high school students and theirrearents. ing in part think before you act. >> to know that the peer pressure is it's out there. >> rep

. >>> the man accused of shooting a womanoutside a busy fast food restaurant in northern virginia, pat, shot himself as police closed in. d> detectives say he shot the victim behin the mcdonald's in fredericksburg around 2:00 yesterday. officers tracked him down in some nearbynd woods a that's where they say he tookis own life. the victim's name hasn't been released, but we're told she and ellis knew each other. she's still listed in critical condition. >>> theather of an 11-month-old was gunned down in broad daylight as children played in prince george's county. 23-year-old lamont adare jr. wat in seat pleasant yet afternoon. grieving family members and neighbors gathered at the crime. sc they say he was a well-known basketball player in the area. he was headed to china next month in fact to play overseas. his mother is devastated. >>pa feel . i've got a void in my heart because my son iso longe here. >> they have a son that is less than 1 year old so he'll only remember his father through facebook video or videos of him playing basketball. >> detectives urge a one with information ab

our northern virginia reporter david culver is working for you tonight with h habitat for humanity plansts commitment. >> that one right there is me. >> reporter: remembering her time in boot camp and early years serving in the army, amanda hobbs says main teague her new stafford home has become a battle sheever anticipated. >> they kind of put us in these homes and then they dump us. there's no real partnership. >> reporter: it started last year as a dream offer. amanda could move from her $dated mobile he into a house built by habitat for humanity. hundreds of volunteers built the structure in three days, a so-called blitz build. november of last year she got thkeys. >> thedoor, as you can see, has come apart. >> reporter: shortly after moving in amanda noticed several issues with the foundation and reached oit to h for humanity. w they fixed a major code violation probablhin a month or two. >> reporter: but more problems arted flowing. >> and this tells exactly what's wrong with my water right here. >> reporter: the water, while not contaminated, turns brown and has an odor and stains

. >> this coming after a deluge last night that led to street flooding in parts of northern virginia. amelia draperth istorm center and tracking the very latest. >> i think here in the d.c. metro area and areas off to the east are going to stay mainly dry. if you're in the flash flood watch, all the frederick, western, northern -- farther back to the west, under a flash flood watch until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. a better chance of seeing rain andhunderstorms tonight. again, tomorrow afternoon. but i think if you're not in the flood watch you're looking mainly dry ts evening we are still tracking a flood warning for parts of prince william county as well as manassas. that's going too until 9:00 p.m. this evening. issued overnight. still in effect through the evening hours. here is a look at the bigger picture. ona of rain up into carole county, moving up towards pennsylvania. most of our moisture back inwe virginia. this is going to stay along and west of 81 right now. 85 degrees at 7:00 p.m. most of us dry with 82 degrees at 9:00 p.m. some places the water was rushing acrossoads an

ellicott city, montgomery, also into parts of northern virginia. that is our 5 to 8:00, 9:00or chance storms today. again, it will be a steamer to be outeide. eratures near 90 and in the low to mid 90s fory.ighs to that weather system out to our west has unfortunately caused me to increase our chances of rain over t weekend. i'll show you future weather coming up in a bit. increasaturday's rain chance to 60%. likely to be dry in the morning. best rain chance tomorrow as is typical coming in in the afternoon. sunday's hit and miss rain chances linger on and off. i think sunday will be the better day to be outside. i think i'll also show you the ten day forecast. for no let's go over to melissa and first 4 traffic. >>> inner loop through georgetown pike, that's the only slowing we have on the beltway. take a look at 270 from 70 down to the spur we're on time going 67 miles per hour. that will take you7 minutes southbound. northbound, no problems either. this g in the way her morning as far as road work on 0. into town and out of town, no worries. etl

that could have a real impact in a close seat. >> you talk about barbara come stock in northern virginiaad from where i live. tremendous congress ma wouldman, moderate, center of right. that's a part of the state of virginia that's gotten increasingly blue. president trump isn't popular in northern virginia. also some one at the top of the ticket in the senate race that will be a problem for republicans, so the comstock people are working hard. you look at the politico story, 45 seats that republicans are trying to triage at this point. i know sometimes we hear from the president there's a red wave coming. this story underscores that internally the party is looking at numbers and recognizing, no, it's going to be a blue wave of some size, how big will it be, enough to give the democrats the house. they have to figure out where they can put their resources and what the best investments would be for the gop. across the country. >> jean, to guy's point, we've heard there's going to be a blue wave. in terms of the special elections not always a barometer of what's going to happen. president

r son drops across northern virginia. but the chances for strong to severe storms go up this afternoon. temperature-wise, in the mid-70s. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. t comcsiness gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't.p we offer 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from yo business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! get internet on our gig-speed network and add voice and tv for e $34.90 mr month. call or go online today. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> 6:15 right now. student in prince georges county begin the new school year this september 4th. this year, s kids wi a lot of new faces in the classroom. more than 1,000 new teachers will welcome kids back to the county. they will train through tomorrow. teachers are going through all sorts of instructions including literacy and classroom management. the first day for tea

northern virginia didn't escape. as a matter of fact, live pictures coming in from annendale. >> people think they can get through. it looks like it's passable and then they get stuck. we're in this weather alert. amelia, what can you tell us now, and where are things standing? >> ge're kind ofting a break in the action here in the metro area, and we continue to track a really impressiveine of thunderstorms back to the west, and that's where you're seeing the severe thunderstorm warnings in effect until about 445. the areas here in pink round severe thunderstorm watches 1 unti00 in the evening. this is for fauquier andouun and maryland, washington county and maryland county. everyone in pink under the severe thunderstorm watches. as you just saw with tracee's live shot, reay impressiv rainfall moved in during the early afternoon. not ideal as they are starting to head back to that prompted these flood warnings that are going to go through until 8:00 all of prince george's county down through parts of st. mary's count

those white supremacists making their way from northern virginia to washington. the tension also triggering a state of emergency in charlottesville, a town at the center of a racial divide in this country. all this happening just a year after a white supremacist drove his car into a crowd of counter protesters in charlottesville, killing heather heyer, as she took a stand against hate. moments ago, the victim's mother spoke of that dark day. >> my daughter had a mission, and it's my job to complete that mission. it's not all about heather, you understand. a lot of people came here because they were here last year. they're dealing with that moment. they're dealing with that memory. so, yeah, some of it is for heather. some of it's not. and it's okay. it never was all about heather. >> ahead of this weekend's anniversary, president trump tweeted that he condemns, quote, all types of racism and acts of violence. his tweet coming after intense criticism over his remarks last year that there was blame as well as very fine people on both sides. the president's words. j

the square, army of northern virginia patterned battle fight. this is one of the silt types in the museum's collection that was circulated and approved in the fall of 1861. it became the battle flag of the united -- what became lee's army of northern virginia. here is a run-of-the-mill battle flag. really a special one actually with the battle honors written on it. -- flags which we have more than 250 in our collection. mass-produce. for armies of the confederacy. eventually, pretty much every army in the confederacy had some flag of this pattern, along with other flakes. in other words, by the end of the war, it was known in every theater of war. but it was particularly associated with lee's army. because lee's army was what was keeping the confederacy alive. even by the middle of the war, this battle flag was first among equals. because of the status of li's army. because we associated-these -- we students of the was, with the damn flags of the rebellion, as frank castle said. pickens -- pickett's charge and -- at gettysburg. the one i showed

havertys life looks good ol >>> and we'rewing breaking news coming out of northern virginia where policearrested r man f threatening a mosque. >> so this happened in springfield last night. news 4's scott mafoarlane lowing the latest at the lieu of desk for us. scott? >>eporter: this isoming in. they are saying the man threatened to kll everyone he came in contact with and refused to let people inside the mouue onic road in springfield. we just received a picture of skhan. officey he also rammed three parked cars with his own car last night, including one that was occupied. police say when an officer d, arrie sped up towards the officer and then jumped out of the car wher policested him. investigators learned that khan also forced people ve as he threatened them. khan faces an bunch of charges this case, including destruction of property. nobody was injured in the incident. our julie carey is working the story and a live report coming up in minutes. >> thank you, scott. >> president trump escg his attacks on special counsel robert mueller. >> a also speaking against john brennan and anot

already rain across parts of northern virginia, that's coming northbound here.n and montgomery counties are all in line next. possibilities of strg storms today. there's the humidity break arriving on thursday and hanging through th >>> and that is your latest weather. >>> tnk you, birthday boy. >>> still ahead, when is a rale notlly a sale? the report that reveals the truth about those big, old bargains at your favorite store. >> buckle up we'll take you inside the vmas last night. to the j-lo performance to people calling out madonna thisn mo >>> what the eagles just did to upstage michael jackson. >> playing my favorite songnow. >>> first, scooter wars. why the hottest ride sharing option is it bringing chaos and outrage to cities across the country, right after this. ♪i believe, i really do believe that♪ ♪something's got a hold on me, yeah♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪oh, something's got a hold on me right now, child♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪let me tell you now, oh it must be love♪ why lenscrafters? personalized service is why. clarifye, no other eye exam is more pr

, northern maryland, parts of west virginia. this is going until 10:00 night. we have late afternoon and evening thunderstorms. we have some alreadyng for just to the west of westchester. frostburg seeing showers and storms here. most of the heavy rain though is up to our north. s that big area of low pressure. goihe day goes on, we are to keep seeing these showers develop across the area and thunderstorms mainly lat tod today. temperures in the upper 70s. we'll keep warming up. look at this cute face. she is at the prince georges county spca. this is her after the makeover. isn't she cute? you didn't see her beforehe makeover. she was dirty. need a haircut. this is after the haircut. again, up for this afternoon, showers developing, mid 80s. a higher chance of sevenrsinhoge some of them locally heavily. clear the shelters is this weekend. end out mn which shelters are participating near you on the nbc washington app. here's future weather. threw theafternoon, 3:30, some showers trying to form here but not foreverybody. later on

a little different than northern virginia. over the last 20 years the nova juries have changed, but d.c. is not friendly territory for mr. manafort. and i've grot to tell you this. mr. greed. they have to tell mr. manafort, if you want us to fight and go to trial, take your appeal in virginia to the 4th circuit, that's going to cost money. and unless he's hiding money in the cayman island, we don't know, but mr. green is going to have to show up soon because attorneys have to get paid. i'm a criminal defense attorney. you know, that's just the reality. >> eventually you want to get paid is what you're saying? you do this stuff for fame only for so long? >> we can't do it pro bono. but some law firms do. i do think there's a 50-50 chance he may cooperate because chuck, i don't think he's going to get a pardon. i think he's going to get a commutation. but it may not come until after he's sefshrved a couple years. >> lindsey graham pointed this out. you've got to earn a pardon. he goes last time i checked you should serve time, k

former trump campaign chairman paul manafort paul manafort in a northern virginia courtroom now facing charges over an alleged tax evasion and money laundering dating back to 2005 through 2007. these charges had nothing to do at all with the president. these charges have nothing to do with russian collusion and i would be shocked if russia is mentioned once in this trial. the mainstream media on full high alert. devcon level ten. the smoking gun against donald trump. watch your fake news media and action from earlier today. >> child a one from trump's former campaign manager paul manafort. he's facing a slew of charges and this is also the first high-profile test of special counsel robert mueller. >> for for example mr. mena ford is found guilty, that makes it a real problem for the president of the united states. >> paul manafort. >> paul manafort. >> paul manafort. >> the campaign is accused of hiding at least $30 million. >> we will learn the nitty-gritty details about paul manafort's financial situation. >> did you see what color type paul manafort was wearing? he did not either be

military base near the panama canal, grew up in northern virginia, middle child of three. naval academy, combat flying over north vietnam in the r. shot down, captured and tortured. 5 1/2 years in vietnamese jail dubbed hanoi hilton. >> you have to have faith that your countrymen are doing everything to bring you home quickly as possible. >> decorated hero turned to politics as second callingment ran for congress from arizona, home to second wife, phoenix school teacher who was his sweetheart after the war. raised three children, including adopted daughter from bangladesh. served five terms in u.s. senate and ran for president twice. >> i'm not running for president to be somebody but to do something. >> in 2000, lost the gop primary to george w. bush, then staged storybook comeback to get party nomination. catapulted sarah palin to acclaim. in shadow of unpopular republican incumbent, struggled to build momentum and at times strike the right tone. >> fundamentals of our economy are strong. >> overtaken by resurgent senate colleague barack obama, on a history making run. t

>> this morning we're getting a look inside a great new high school, one unlike any other in northern virginia. next week, n the bra academies of louden will open to students. david cull chver takes us insid. >> reporter: picture your typical high school, floruoresch , chairs holding tight to the desk. now well can to the academies of louden. >> these bring in ndural light ush them down to the lower levels. >> reporter: open spaces everywhere.ng beco trendy lounges for suntss s studenters to gather. the few walls turned into giant note pads. this is the main staircase students will walk down. and it is no ordinarystaircase. you can come over here, sit own, plug in, plenty of outlets. 1e9 up shop. it is all about community and collaboration. nc this is cool for sure. >> reporter: the pal showed us around. she says security procedures have adjusted to the new layout. >> wecl workee we with the office of safety and security to develop those emergency response plans. >> reporter: walk down one hall to get to the radiology lab or the mock hospital room. stroll down another and check out the crimina

he thought history at three colleges and is currently an adjunct associate professor at northern virginia community college. one thing about the kennedy admits ration, when things of the legendary kingdom at the roundtable. indeed, the administration a thousand days in office i remembered fondly the elegance kennedy brought to the first truly modern u.s. presidency for the heightened culture is april 29, 1962 for the best and the brightest to the role on the white house the white house lawn the white house lawn in president kennedy vigorously disputed. this dinner brought together noble artists, authors, statesmen and scientists for one glorious night. pearl s. buck carnahan who is with widow mary was there, someone. joseph esposito recounts a snapchat in time. the week after easter when the beacon hill should've brightly in i washington. you had a nuclear non-proliferation protester by morning shaking hands with the persons who is protesting thatte night. a scientist superstar fallen from grace on the road to redemption. you had a white house executive chef with someone referred to it as

he also had taught history at three colleges and is currently associate professor at northern virginia community college. one thing of the kennedy of the kennedy administration, the legendary kingdom of king author and the knights of the round table, indeed, kennedy's administration, a thousand brief days in office are remembered for the style and elegance that kennedy brought to modern presidency. the dinner on april 29th, 1962 for the best and the brightest, dubbed the egg-head roll from the white house lawn and allegation president kennedy vigorously disputed. this dinner brought together nobel, authors, statesmen and scientists for one glorious night. robert and more than 100 luminaries. that day a week after easter when the becon on the hill showed brightly in washington, you had a nuclear nonproliferation protestor, you had a scientist super star falling from grace on the roads of redemption. we do not serve brains, the main course is beef welling tennessee. it is my pleasure to welcome to the stage joseph esposito, author. [applause] >> thank you, thank you very much and thank y

they rumble northern virginia. the latest models, i've been sacking, this most of t goes north of the city. ck you live toward southern maryland, fredeurg and over the northern neck, scattered showers, but rightow the big threat is to the west of the city. that's what we'll ton watch. all because of the area of low pressure that's spinning around to the north and west. ahead of it, this is going to come through during the day tomorrow, too. let's take a lk and show you by tomorrow no big deal. we will be dealing with more cloud cover today. as we move through the afternoon, noon, looking .ok tore's 5:00 tomorrow, scattered showers, thundes, temperatures tomorrow in the upper 80s. should be rather humid. a couple of storms could have locally heavy downpours, rain. again, s aday had showers cloud cover, too. we'll be dealing with mostly cloudy skies, we think, saturday and sunday. sunday now, just how much rain we're going to see. we've got a 30% chance of rain during our saturday, 30% chance on sunday. humid. less so

it will reduce items in all of the hospitals across northern virginia. the health system says it uses 3 million straws each year. d wants to ensure that the plastic does not fs way into thehesapeake bay and other waterways. it will offer strawsthe disabled. e ban begins on america recycles day, november 15th. >>> strangers are rallying around thegeorgetown university freshman who was disowned by his parents for being gay. seth owens was rico-valedic at his high school in florida. he's on a partial scholarship to georgetown when his parents as found out he way, they sent him to conversion therapy. when that didn't wor as they wanted it to, they cut himnaff. seth wase to pay the tuition. >> letting me walk out the door they were sayi don't care where you are staying and we don't care if you're safe, our religious beliefs are more important. >> his teacher set up a gofundme page to raise tuition and so far it's raised $110,000. >> sometimes the hardest thing to be in l is just yourself. and to have the roadblocks from your family makes it >> really sad. >>>

right now amazon is looki at 20 finalists, including d.c., montgomery county and northern virginia. the "new york times" is reporting that amazon will that list significantly this month and then ask finalists for their best and final offers. amazon says the new headquarters will create 50,000 jobs and $5 billion in construction investment. despite the report, the company is not saying a report about its plans. >> along of fingers crossed in our region, >>hu? yes. >> when we come back, we'll tell you about a disturbing discovery. the vehicle came into the ditch where you see the ground all torn sup. >> n 4 talks to the northern virginia man who came home from vacation to find a body in h front yard. >> an important warning tonight. certain types of dog food may be doing more harm than good for your family pet. >> and i'm tracking a couple of storms out there. fairfax county, one moving to the east towards the city of fairfax and another back around sowards therling area. we're watching them and could see more >>> a man went out to mow his lawn hand a fouody in his yard. tonight the h

into northern virginia for the most part. that's the area that we'reg look at now into portions of rappahannock, culpeper county. areas under a severe thunderstorm warning until 7:00. d.c. metro still wdry. althouare starting to see the rain inch a little bit closer you see the line from warrenton and really into northwest prince william county. ght o down toward rappahannock, culpeper, madison county m county. we have the two severe thunderstorm warnings for this storm and this storm. heads-up in culpeper. as with the storms prior, the storms are weakening. this was severe, but now looking much less severe as we me our way out. culpeper and fa ruier,n there. and frederick, the leesburg et area, a evening for some of us. heading to the nationals game, expect to get wetthere, too, although we think we'll get the game in. much more on the rest of tonight and your weekend forecast coming up. >>> i'm in n tsroom with an update on breaking news we've been following. delays continue on metro's green and yellow lines. but trains are

some kids use the internet to play games, some use it to save lives. >> 10-year-old northern virginia girl took what she learned online to help deliver a baby in in a bathroom. here's how it happened. chloe carrion was at home with her aunt. her aunt wasn't feeling well and went to the bathroom. sudden il chloe heard dominique yell, there's a baby. chloe saw her aunt in the tub. >> she got in the bathtub and had th baby on the floor. but she had lost a lot of blood and fell down and passed out. i grabbed the baby, called 9-1-1. >> chl cut the umbilical cord and wrapped the baby up before paramedics arrived. mom and baby in the hospital. >> how did she learn how to deliver a baby? >> she learnedrom a youtube video caring for doll babies. >> she did allow chloe to name her new cousin. his name is isaac. >> i think she earned that. >> beautiful baby. glad everyone is okay. >> 5:41 is our time right now. >> a first 4raffic alert in clarksburg. we're shut down, a section ofoa frederick closed between 109 and 121 because of a massive warehouse fire. full details coming up. >>> well, good mo

mostly arrive this afternoonndnd evening a flash flood watch for northern maryland and northern virginia off towards martinsbering until 10:00 p.m. we won't see much develop until later on a thisernoon and after the evening commute. this morning we haveun thrstorms and continuing to move north into pennsylvania and that area of low pressure over us and closeren to ther of it. as we go through the day today, we'll continue to see this thing develop with showers and storms across the as you're commuting this area, we're looking dry. by lunchtime mostly dry but then later on this afternoon, showers and storms forart of t evening commute. so, here's future weather. dy00 p.m. today. mostly cl couple showers developing. as we go through the afternoon and evening, now, thiss 8:00, 9:00 tonight. we'll see some more widespread showers and storms.f some that rain could be locally heavy. that's mostly later on today. and then we go into tomorrow. small chance for scattered showers as the area of low pressure moves away. wednesday, thursday looking dry and back in the 90s and a small rain chance as

. >> earlier this moteing, the warose fast in northern virginia. one driver stranded, water on all sides, this on browns mill vienna. while in maryland there is a rush to a clean up that debris that has washed into the chesapeake bay before thed weeken with the hope of betting swimmeack in the water. >> let's go to storm team 4 meteorologist ameliaam draper. ia, we're in weather alert mode once again tonight. looks pretty good out right now but you're saying it could be awhile before most of us see any rain, right? >> it all dempends where you ar. we're i w ather alert mode for our counties north and west of washington. that are under a flash flo watch. you can see frederick county in maryland as well as virginia. western loudoun, foreign fauquier, colepepper, the panhandle under a flash flood watch. this goes until 6:00 p.m. tomorrow evening. we have a flood warning in f effect central prince william county and manassas. in effect until 90 tonight. you see the rain mainly in west virginia staying along and west of the blue ridge, likely tonight. y

>> well, believe it or not, when you compare what went on in northern virginia when that jury came back league compared to what's coming up in the federal district court in the district of columbia. they had 800 pieces of evidence in virginia. in d.c., they have enormous, thousands of documents and we go from ostrich jackets to oligarchs. we're dealing with failure to register a foreign agent. we're dealing with serious crimes. in comparison, if you look at what happened this past week and you see what's coming up on the 21st of september, holy smokes, mr. manafort has huge problems. >> so, richard do you see, you know, the virginia case was a warm-up to what may unfold in d.c.? we're talking about conspiracy against in the u.s., figure to register as a lobbyist, among other things. >> it gave you insight into just how efficient the mueller investigation is. i mean, they were jumping for joy and declaring victory because there are ten hung counts. but there was one lone holdout juror. >> that's right, that's right. >> so i would expect those counts get tried because it goes toward the p

you notice that in northern virginia.doun, dealing with clouds from the thunderstorms. pretty cool. had a cold front come ourth way. 's made its way to the south of us, and that's why there's o owers to the south and a why we're much cooler. look at buffalo. 68 right now and 72 chicago. the 90s only down into the now we will see a change here tomorrow. we'll be back down into the 80s. tonit in-wise, not expecting any rain through 9:00, 10:00, 11:00. wamp this. by around 1:00 a.m. here's some showers and theoi front to move back to the north. showers and maybe a couple of downpours in there andy 8:00 a.m., yeah, we could see some showers and maybe a rumble of thunder or two. most of the area is and scattered showers and storms and that will be the case tomorrow afternoon, too. not a washout of a friday but a lot of cloud cover i think. 86 degrees and mostly cloudy. showers and storms likely and still humid making your way out tomorrow. and not all that bad. 87 on saturday and sundand monday, really looking nice. most of th

i sat through a trial of judge ellis' in northern virginia and he's a tough guy. prosecutors are not going to make those arguments about the judgment of the president having manafort around because it's not relevant to what they're trying to prove here. >> absolutely. and there is a reason why alexandria, virginia, is called the rocket docket. think about what they did yesterday. they picked the jury. they did both opening statements and tad devine, i think, just about completed his testimony. that's one day. if this were california that would be a week and the original estimates was that this trial was going to take three weeks. there's no way. two weeks is much more like it. >> this is how trials are supposed to run. we've just seen so many televised trials that don't run that way. >> that's enough about judge ito. >> wowy. so one of the interesting things is the flagrant way, if you believe that he has these ill-gotten gains, that he was parading around in his ill-gotten gains and his extravagant life-style. let's lay it out one more time for everybody so they

and northern virginia.also awaiting word whether or not we will hear from the prosecutors' attorneys in this case, a conviction of eight charges, and whether or not they will proceed on the next 10 charges. we are awaiting that, and the president speaking in charleston, west virginia in about 50 minutes. this headline from the "wall street journal" -- "michael cohen pleading guilty, saying he acted on the president's direction." from alabama, larry, you are next. turn the volume down on yourself. go ahead with your comment. caller: i think the general public in the united states is about tired of all of this crap. i am not a democrat. i am not a republican. but president trump is a legally president of this country. robert mueller is on a witchhunt. he is supposed to be investigating russian collusion. host: larry, that is going to come out next week, or in two weeks, in a washington, d.c. courtroom. caller: i understand that, but hey, he is a dearly elected president. people need to lay off of him. he is h

not northern virginia, in the virginia governor's race. now here we are, here. last night, missouri 2 is the suburbs of st. louis. i was looking at the election results. basically a carbon copy of this district in ohio, okay? turnout among democrats, there were more democratic votes in that congressional primary than republican votes, and yes, there was a contested race, but that is just another indicator. the president is driving up suburban turnout, whether he's there or not. then the question is, does his presence somehow drive up enough of the base that it's worth the amount of turnout he may create with alienated swing voters, right? that's the question i can't answer about ohio 12. did the president's presence save the seat? and if that's the case, then it's even worse than i thought. or did his presence actually help the democrats at the end there and increase a surge in voting in franklin county? i actually think it's probably the latter. >> i heard one argument last night that john kasich endorsing -- a late endorsement of balders