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the streets of wrightsville deed ono hier ound before florence arrives. >> we are off island at noon today. a long trek.he plans to ride out the storm with family in charlotte. florence is a powerful herrick -- category four hurricane with met them sustained winds of 130 miles an hour. the expected to make landfall late thursday or early friday in coastal carolina. >> it might stalwart makes landfall and move very slowly south down the coast. this could mean parts of north and south carolina the coast will experience hurricane force winds for 24 hours or more. >> reporter: and many other coastal towns have mandatory evacuations but not everybody heeds the call. this man is staying put. >> i have a generator, gas, food, water. we will see what happens. >> reporter: state and local officials are urging people to listen and get ready for the storm of a lifetime. >> a storm surge higher than many homes. the national weather service has just said it will be unbelievably damaging. >> reporter: the view from outer space shows the enormous size of florence. forecaster say it could drop 15- 2

the actual work zone hasar c but we're seeing a little bit of a delay here this morning.rt ound had that right lane. right lane is the only thingg gettback. aaron. >> thank you. it's 4:01 n and new details on a story that captured national attention. >> family and friends attended a vigil for the 35-year-old last night held in log circle. not far from where she was killed. ♪ >> people cried and held candles as they listened to her heart broken family speak. her mother said it wasne o of the happiest t hes of daughter's life. she was engaged last she was comforted knowing wendy died doing what she loved. >> my heart has been broken in d thou pieces. my daughter was a beautiful person. >>he wendy's m says they plan to bury her in one of the dresses she would have worn at her we>ing. his morning, we're also learning more about the man that's charged wh wendy martinez's murder. anthony crawford made his court appearance yesterday. a judge ordered him held without bond. d.c. police say crawford stabbed martinez at the corner of 11th and street tuesday night. they quickly identified him as the

as you noted, they are also oncerned about what t administration is not sharing ok his ound. >> it's not normal because we are not able to see 100,000 documents that the archivist has just -- because the administration has said we can't see them. h youe a nominee who has had one of the most expansive views of presidential power that we've history. >> reporter: and there are another 148,000 documents t lawmeraveehat but can't talk aboa publicly. na negotiations continue as present trump tries to revam the free trade agreement with mexico and canada. some peopleth wondering i focus will only be mexico. will canada be loopedhe in . congress will have to eventually approve that. finall the budget. september 29th is the deadline. either there's a budget or a government shutdown. >> tracie, thank you. >>> the fight for the texas senate is hittinghe highway. president trump is planning a trip to the lone star state next month to support his oncete b rifle senator ted cruz. latinex bought a billboard. they needed nearly $10,000.r senaruz is locked in a tight race. in a recent poll o'rourke t

right now camera not working. 123.ound 66 after we're shutdown there this morning.l bad crash there this morning. debris in the m of the roadway. this is going to be quite sometime. what can you do? commit right now. commit to 50. do something else. do not get on 66 any tim soon if you're getting on anywhere before 123de and h inbound. another closure right now. silver spring, this is where nicole jacobsea isd for us. southbound new hampshire avenue. so southbound lanes are blocked for flooding. outer loop at the beltway with the right side blocked here this morning. the rest of the beltway looks okay but a new

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we're talking about outbound new york avenue diverted at montana because of this crashrt and ound bladensburg road. all lanes blocked by the crash in the northbound side. near w street, water main break, all lanes d shutown this morning. another problem in southeast, sixth street, t large sinkhole we've been talking about, that happened yesterday.e as widen out, 66 looks okay. 95 northboundok looks . southbound 95 after garrisonville road has the left byne getting recovery of a tractor-trailer from a big crash yesterday aaron?oon. >> melissa, thank you. 4:21. saving you money and some home repairs. you can down the things start doing to keep your basement from flooding. >>> plus, vginia suspends a controversial policy. >> what women who visited prison inmates were forbidden to bring with them and later this afternoon on ellen. ♪ ♪ >> that is talent. i'm sorry, you're singing "pro mary" with that contraption in your mouth. jennifer hudson's of nbc the voice stops by and puts those pipes to a test. you can catch ellen and nbc 4. it's followed by news 4 at 4:00. ellen can make >>> you're watchin

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we're at right here in the outer banks, so far so good here, but ound north carolina, along the people have 0,000 lost power tonight. that number is likely just to take off and it could take days for it to be restored. speaking of days, for days, people have been hearing they warnings, mave heeded them, but some have not, to leave their homes. last minute, tonight, and this afternoon, a lot of people are heading for the shelters. last check, we have 12,400 people in shelters here tonight. and in new bern, north carolina, some incredible video we're going to show you later of a river surge there tonight of about six wset. our c are on the ground there, we'll show you that in justs, about ten minuut first, jay gray has the latest from carolina beach, north carolina. >> reporter: the early calling card from florence, driving rain. wind and waves. >> this is a powerful storm that can kill today, the threat becomes reality. >> reporter: and this is just the beginning. roads have already been washed over, commuties from virginia through the car lies thats are filling up. water pushing into p

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and a little daytime heating, this rain could be very heavy at times between noon and 5:00 in then ound the city and after about 5:00 or 6:00 it starts to push further down into southern maryland. everybody should be dry. by 9:00 this evening skies will clear out and we'll have a sunny daytomorrow. rainfall potential could be an inch or more in many spots. an 80% chance for more rain, heavy at times today and then dr sunny, warmer than average days in a row. 85 tomorrow, 82da thu and near 90 on friday. rain chances are mtly focused on sunday night. >> chuck, thank you, it's 6:55 now. one of the moments everybody is going to bealking about from the emmys last night. >> a surprisepo pl for millions of americans to witness. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend, because i want to call you my wife. >> love her reaction. that'sit univeof maryland grad glenn weiss t thatk the time to award his girlfriend with his mother's wedding ring. >> the thought and t thought picked up steam as we got here and this was coming. just the timing just lined up very nicely and it was a real

right now camera not working. 123.ound 66 after we're shutdown there this morning. dl bad crash there this morning. debris in the m of the roadway. this is going to be quite sometime. what can you do? commit right now. commit to 50. do something else. do not get on 66 any tim soon if you're getting on anywhere before 123de and h inbound. another closure right now. silver spring, this is where nicole jacobsea isd for us. southbound new hampshire avenue. so southbound lanes are blocked for flooding. outer loop at the beltway with the right side blocked here this morning. the rest of the beltway looks okay but a new problem there. inbound clara barto parkway. take a look at 66. it's purple. that means we're closed and not st slow. good morning, this rain not helping things. >> not at all. unfortunely there's a chance for more locally heavy rain again this afternoon. so storm team 4 weather alert for you today, be on the lookout for high standing water this morning and be t on noticet we have a chance for more of that later today. flash flood watch for all the d.c. metr

it happened in woodbine, maryland, in howard county ound 11:00 friday night. miraculously, no one was injured. t a resident o home smelled the odor of natural gas. after the report, everyone got out of thehouse. and it's a good thing. just asst the fir fire crews were showing up iplwhen the exosion happen ed. >> i heard a loud boom and m room shook. >> it was the same for neighbors blocks away from the >>blast. verything felt like a tree landed on p theirsonal house. >> reporter: the explosion has not been ruled as the cause of the explosion, still evacuating the house liquly. other neighbors plan to gather to see what they can do to help e family t escape what could ha been the worst nightf their lives. in howard county, derrick ward, news 4. >>> well, check out this parking job. >> yikes! >> wow. wentrong in alexandria. the suv tore through theall of a second-floor parking garage, landing in this ecarious position. it happened on seminary road. the driver managed to get out, was not hurt. a tow truck drir had to figure out how to hook the vehicle up. i'm sur

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same situation ound. no worries either way there on 66. down south there, fredericksburg southbound at 3. right lan and ramp blocked by the work zone from labs night. top of theeltway upere back into maryland, bw parkway, 9, route 1, all of tho nice and open as well. eun? >> melissa, thank you. school is getting out a little early for some kids in our area. >> justin finch is live in prince george's county with this announcement. justin, good morning. >> reporter:aaron, good morning. different schools have different schedules. but in thiscase, all students in prince george's county schools areoing to leave two hours early with the temperatures forecast to reach into the 90s. of course, it feels much hotter. those are not the conditions they want students who are walkers or bus riders to be later on today. they announced the decision on t r, as well posting that classes will be ending early toda lunch will be provided for students before they head home. all after school and evening classes and activities, vening school will be canceled for

judy garland's red slippers from th wizard of oz f have ound after they were stolen more than a decaderek ward with how the shoes me their way home. >> reporter: probably the most identifiable pair of shoes around. >> they've been danced in. they've been loved. >> reporter: and they've beence missing s a smash and grab bbery at the judy garland museumn 2005. while there are four surviving pairs, these were work third down by a then r-16-yd judy garland. >> we can see the cracks in the paint, and that's because as we wear shoes and they're being danced in and flexed, that paint that was applied to the bottom is going to start to crack. >> reporter: the case surrounding is the shoes began to crack. the fbi got involved. >> lots of interviews. severa searches. only to later lead this summer to the recovery. >> reporter: they had to verify these were those ruby slippers. so thehoes got a forensics treatment. >> we were able to look at the competition athe beads, of the prongs, of the threads, and really all the materials that make up theshoe. >> reporter: theni smithan had a mismatched pai

a nice evening, really, all l ound. annapolis beauti 80 degrees. 85 in dulleairport. 86 in d.c., warm side today. it's still fairly humid, but nothing on the radar.n nothing the radar right now. no showers on storms tonight. temperatures tomorrow, 73 degrees and cloudy. nice around noon. clouds and sunshine, and then i think more sun as the day go t . 82 at 4:00, and 7800. it's not a super long stretch of nice weather. nice tomorrow and friday. clouds friday early, high of 83. 80 satu say, chance ofwers not ruled out, but most will be dry. sunday, however, we all get in on the chance of showers, maybe allay at times, high of only 71, a breezy, nasty looking day sunday and monday, and then temperatures start to rise up to 78 on tuesday with a chance of storms and couple cold fronts move through next week. you notice there, guys, a lot more clouds and chance of a showers retus well for most of the ten-day forecast. >> all right. >> thank you, ug >>> we're following breaking news as flames continue to race through a senior

shower activity, the winds have shifted northeast at 18 and we're seeing the showers and thunderorms oundhowever, most of us are still on the dry side. we're still at 94. 97 still in frederick and 94 in town and that heat index is well over 100 to 104. that's why the heat advisory is in effect until i 7:00 andhink we'll see another heat advisory tonight and into the day on thursday as well. now, not much going on in our area. we saw storms around the metro. nowtine storm is going on. still a couple just to the west of manas yags here along 66.av still one right here north of oxen hill making its way south andis thi the big one. we have a severe thunderstorm warning until 5:00. go ahead and zoom on into this area a little bit closer. king george countyndlong the bridge here. extremely heavy rainfall around laplata and a ton of lightning with that storm. that severe thunderstorm warning until 5:00. that's really the only game in up to. not much happening. high pressure dominating. once again you can see the high essure sending the storms way up into canada and way offshore. we just get aoup

ound 270 looking pretty normal. top of the beltway, you see those delays going 21 miles per hour. and 95 north, quantico to the beltway, pretty slow on both. 19 miles per hour on 95 northbound. member to listen to wtop 103.5 fm w hn you in your car. >> thank you, melissa. >>> 6:54. did you stay up late to watch talent"?'s got it was the finale. we were hoping the electronic violinist from here in our rishington area would win the million-dollar p. >> despite an incredible run, brian king joseph finished third during last night's iffinale. over night we heard from hik. >> i feel i've opened up a path not just for myself, for a bunch of people, a wholeot of ople out there. i'm just so excited. i feel like my career is starting today. i couldn't be moredrateful. >> gor him. >> absolutely. another self-taught star was declared the winner. congratulations to shin lim the magician. >>> it's now 6:55. four things to know before you head out the door. the woman accusing supreme court of nee brett kavanaugh sexual assault must decide by tomorrow whether she will testify on monday. professo

. >> woodruff: there are new details su a controversy ounding president trump's supreme court nominee.ugtt kavatoday strongly denied an allegation of sexual misconduct from his high school years. "the new yorker" reported thatch woman, who ising to remain anonymous, accused kavanaugh of trying to "force himself on hert party more than 30 years ago. w-here to unpack what we k and what questions remain unanswered-- are: capitol hill correspondt lisa desjardins and white house correspondent yamiche alcindor. hello to both of you. so, lisa, what is the nature of these allegations? >> our own reporting is that there is a letter received by senator feinstein and at least one other member of congress from a woman remaining anonymous in which she alledgeses sexual misconduct from when she was in high school andudge kavanaugh was in high school. that's our reporting. nhe rest we have to refer to the "new york times"the new yorker which are reporting this woman alleges she was held down by then student kavanaugh and that he acetempted to force himself on her, that he and a friend raised the volume

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i think hurricanes and natural disasters bring that ound t in whatever side you're on. >> sort of becomes real. >> correct. >> your job becomes real. >> i also think that the response to the "new york times" op-ed, problem with this administration should have gone something like this. i told you, i told you this town is a swamp, i told you it is deep, deep in our own party. i'm the only thing standing between you. that would be on trump brand had he done that. >> then you don't talk about it any more, do you? >> exactly. >> that would have been on his brain, it would have been effective with a large section of the country. >> what's donald trump jr. doing on television? when i first saw this, i'll be honest, you see certain things, oh, abc staked him out. good for them. and he responded to shouted questions. you're like really? you're in the midst of an investigation by mueller, really? >> some ways maybe the apple doesn't fall far from the tree and he can't help himself. he's also seeing increasing -- seen increasingly as a political figure. possibly thought this might be a good thing to

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bit,ound has fluctuated a which does have an effect on input costs.iced anything too bad in recent years. it was posted 2009 when the pound went down more than it has recently. sense thatore marked that was survivable. a floating currency is a good thing. it is an automatic stabilizer. you have far more problems when you link currencies together, as they found in greece and spain. we have seen strength in sterling this week on optimism we could get a withdrawal deal, mid-november. will we get a withdrawal deal with the eu in your view? >> i hope not. i think a deal is a bad thing. i think the eu is a protectionist organization with thousands of -- with terrorist that push prices up -- tariffs that push prices up. if we embrace free trade like new zealand and switzerland, prices will go down. we can avoid paying to the eu. we can have control of our own fishing areas. i think we will be in a much stronger position on a free-trade basis, which some people call no deal. nejra: what about the free movement of people and the people you employ? outside the

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ound $1. million in harbor taxes every year. when congress enacted this it intended to use the revenue to ensure that no port would be in need of dredging. it's essential that in future years congress rectify this issue and ensures that all money collected from usage of our ports -- mr. chairman, i ask unanimous consent to submit the remainder of my rarblings in the record. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. so ordered. mr. green: thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from new jersey reserves, the gentlelady from new york is recognized. the gentleman from new jersey. mr. frelinghuysen: i'm prepared to yield back but i would like to say a few words in addition. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. frelinghuysen: i'd like to thank mrs. lowey for our close working relationship for over 20 years. i'd like to thank the ranking member who put this package together here, the remarkable men and women who make up our professional staff on the appropriations