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nice and clear here thi rning. very typical volume there.had a problem northbounded that cle out of the way for anybody headed northbound. no problem there. eastbound 66 after 123. right lane there is blocked by the work zone and westbound esburg pike at 50. >> all right melissa, thank you. this weekend,il you w not be using the arlington memorial bridges crew will shutdown all six lanes. both the sidewalks too, on the bridge, around 7:00 this evening. it's part of a long-term repair project on the bridge. the bridge is scheduled to be back open by 5:00 monday morning. >> good morning, the change comes after the social networking giant came under scrutiny for providing support to the campaign in 2016 it ffered support to the clin cton mpaign but they declined. with your cnbc morning business report i'm courtney reagan. >> thanks, courtney. >> do you spend your weekends binge watching hgtv, dreaming up ren novations and ideas f your home? if you're in the market for a little inspiration thereev an t for you. >> we're working for you at the ca

. >> it was literally structure after structure after structure rning.housands of structus all on fire within a matter of hours. >> reporter: officer orlando mecias is dispatched t a retirement community is they selled nesteled in the burning hill he arrives to their faces. >> the power is out. i walked into the lobby of ts facility. and there's jusa sea of elderly folks. i kind o at that point said, all right, what are we supposed to do now? reporter: the clock ticking. the fire has surrounded the facity. >> for anybody to say they weren't scared? lying through your teeth. >> reporter: with only smaller police and fire vehicle on this th scene, there's no way mecias and the other first responders can get all these people safely evacuate unlikely cavalry is on theway. santa rosa's bus drivers navigate their way through the fire and up the hill, volunteering their services, they ris their own lives to evacuate the masses of the stranded and vulnerab. >>he true hoes of that incident were those bus drivers. i took an oath, i said i'll face all these bad thi

. >> this rning, very light rain so the windshield wipers will need to be on in the car thisin mo also areas of fog out there so the visibility may not be that e good as you'r driving around this morning with the wipers on. we have a little bit of light rain right now. take a look at the west and southwest. this is the rain as we g through the day today. what we're expecting, cloudy, il , rainy conditions. it's mostly going to be lighter rain. right now it's 63 degrees in washington. by recess chilly with showers around mid 60s. we'll still be in the0s. we're not getting out of the 60s today so we'll stay cool. as we go through the day today, light rain moving through the area. periods of light rain fall for tomorrow starting off your morning with showers around. we'll have a bit of a break dnesday. we're about 10 degrees warmer wi the rain around and by wednesday in the mid 80s with thunderstorm cooler on thursday and heading intond the wee we're looking at dry air. so that's good. 10-day forecast coming up inner loop there at rockville pike. not seeing a big impact because it's so ea

thanks for joining us on this rning. we're busy for a monday. >> that's for sure. we're trackg historic flooding as florence continues to dump rain. >> some of that storm could bring showers to our area today. >> melissaas an eye on the morning commute for you. let's start with chuck bell and a loos at thi forecast. you have a lot of rain you're tracking. a couple of days off. lucky her. rainy days and mondays. don't let it get you down though. rain chances willinally diminish once we get to the end of the day tomorrow and we'll probably havehree sunny days in a row to finish theee

. >>> good rning, everybody. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm meaga fitzgerald. thanks for joining us on this labor day monday. we have a quick traffic alertu. for >> the westbound lanes are blocked at graham road after someone got hit by a car. the eastbound traffic is moving. we'll bring you an update as soon as we have information. >> and this holiday is supposed to signify the end of summer. it is steamy out there, sheena s.parveen. >> i'm telling you, as we go through most of this week, we're going to ben the90s. our normal high for this time of year is 84 degrees. we're going to be ten degrees above that today. and tomorrow, be in the 90s, through thursday. it is warm and a muggy you walk outside. 80 degrees in annapolis. 79, washington, 78 degrees in quanti heantico. as we go throughay today, it will feel close to 103 through parts of the ea. by t afternoon, we have an isolated srm chance. i mentioned, 90s, most of this it feels like the dog days of summer, as the kids head back to school. we go back to the weeke and we have rain. the day is off and the ki

so mild to start off your rning and as the kids head back to school, maybe a raincoat because wehaavehee for showers. the fog out there this morning at the bus heop. through days, cloudy skies with highs around 80 degrees. now there it is. there might be an eye wall replacement going on pretty soon but this still looks like a fantastic storm as far as the organization in it.in me we don't expect it to weaken any time soon. it's aan strong hurr we are expected to even lose intensity once it nears land. this would be late thursday into friday. it could very well weaken rapidly and slow dn a lot. it's not good if this storm slows down. a lot of rain for the carolinas and it depends on what happens inland.oves if it heads farther south we'll get less rain and wind in our forecast. we'll get more rain and wind in the forecast. but again, thelowing down of this storm would be a huge impact on much of the mid-atlantic as far as just the constant rainfall is concerned. here's our rainfall forecast as we go through the weekend andy. into tues we're looking at 2.5 inches. this is a europn model

s rning on "today," an all new rossen reports, a warning for all kids and all parents. basically, you should all be watching. grandparents, too, because we're talking about new cases of uber and lyft drivers harassing, eve car. so the question, i mean, i had was, how are they getting back haveive unaccompanied minors bu it's happening. we wanted to see how often it's happening. we have a teenage girl with permission of her mom, who is watching everything, along with our producers and set up a little experiment to see how many uber and lyft drivers would pick her up, even when she said i'm 15, and you're going to be a little surprised by what you see and we'll show you some of these cases and it's going to change the way that you perhaps live on a day-to-day basis because i know some parents out there do use uber to shuttle the kids around sometimes, and as one mom put it to me today, we always teacour kids never ge >>> coming up on "today in the bay," new details in the elizabeth smart kidnapping case, what we are learning about one to many consumers who confuse ne webs

. >>> good rning, everybody. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm meaga fitzgerald.ing us on this labor day monday. we have a quick traffic alertu. for >> the westbound lanes are blocked at graham road after someone got hit by a car. the eastbound traffic is moving. we'll bring you an update as soon as we have information. >> and this holiday is supposed to signify the end of summer. it is steamy out there, sheena s.parveen. >> i'm telling you, as we go through most of this week, we're going to ben the90s. our normal high for this time of year is 84 degrees. we're going to be ten

good rning. >> good morning, ladies. yes, we have a similar pattern to yesterd except this morning we're not talking about dense fog. we had a little bitat ofy fog, but you also notice a little bit of drizzle out there throughout the morning so you might need to use the windshield wipers on your drive. 64 leesbu. 71 in quantico. so it's pretty mild out there. here's a look at t visibility, not nearly as bad as yesterday, but if you're u heading 95 towards maybe baltimore especially in philadelphia, that's who's dealing with the very dense fog this morning. be careful as you'reg. driv radar is showing us a couple of showers, one near frederick and royersville and near 70 and boonsville. we'll watch these shors and a cluster of thunderstorms trying to move up through. parts of the eastern shor i think they will mostly try to move into delaware. we'll stay cloudy with rain o chances becau this stationary front. chuck will talk more about hurricane florence in depth in a few minutes. let's head over to melissa mollet. >> goo

good rning. >> good morning, ladies.milar pattern to yesterd except this morning we're not talking about dense fog. we had a little bitat ofy fog, but you also notice a little bit of drizzle out there throughout the morning so you might need to use the windshield wipers on your drive. 64 leesbu. 71 in quantico. so it's pretty mild out there. here's a look at t visibility, not nearly as bad as yesterday, but if you're u heading 95 towards maybe baltimore especially in philadelphia, that's who's dealing with the very dense fog this morning. be careful as you'reg. driv

area this rning, skies have been mostly clear overnight. a light wind and a cnar sky ofeads to some areas of fog. so we have a dense fog advisory for early this morning for the southern parts of the shenandoah valley and a bighunk of northern-central virginia. most of the metro area just warm nufz where we havengh enhere we haven't had to worry about too much fog. as long as you're closer to the road glareave som this morning. plenty of sunshine today. clouds mixing in later i day. rain chances today remain delightfully low. that rain across the upper midwest does have intentions on coming here, especially for the second half of your weekee. letalk you through it on future weather here. a fair amount of sunshine early today, but we have a bit of an easterly component to the wind. laterrther east you go today towards the bay, they have a little bit more in the way of cloud cover. if you're going out on the eastn shore, there's a chance for a stray shower our two today. that could also be the case across southern maryland. here's 4:00 in the

. >>> good rning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang.ocal home catches fire overnight. >>> news 4 is on the scene where a hundred firefighters worked to put out the flames. >>> wednesdayo off steamy start. sizzling sunshine and heat indexes near an100. >>> breaking news. 100 firef bhterstled an overnight fire in bethesda. good morning. ip aaron gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. angie goff has more from the live desk. >> one of the firefighters that you mentioned is hurt. we're working to learn the extent of that injury. take a look. this is a picture of that house on fire. it required a massive response from montgomery county fire and you can see significant damage caused by this fire. officials saying the home was under renovation and nobody was living in it of the this is a really busy area. whittier ulevard. you cut through to get to bradley boulevard, you can from the map, whitman high school up the road. molette green is t headedt way and will have the latest in the 5:00 hour. we'll stay on top of it. >>> we're in for another day of blaz

investigation, c >>> turning to the nbc news investigation, l >>> turning to the nbc news investigation, > rningo the nbc news investigation, n >>> turning to the nbc news investigation, to >>> turning to the nbc , news investigationn >>> turning to the nbc news investigation, . >>> turning to the nbc news investigation, how prared are we for the midterm elections? we told you earlier this week about illinois and their ntefforts to preve repeat of russian .targeting of its voter databa now tonight, the growinquestions about the machines you use to cast your vote. here is senior investigative correspondent cynthia mcfadden. nation's top national security officials went to the white house last month offering assurances they are doing everything they can to make sure neither the russiansor everyone else interfere in the elections. >> we acknowledge the threat. it is real. it is continuing and we're doing everything we can to have a timate election that the american people can have trust in. >> reporter: congress hasn't helped much appropriating only $380 million to help the states upgrade their ele

wh wh is under wayh a focus on getting back into homes and businesses back up and rning. seema mody is in hard hit newbern, north carolina, for us tonight. >> reporter: the hurricane has passed but the flooding and d wateage is wreaking havoc across the carolinas. here in newbern, population of 30,000, over 4,000 been damaged or destroyed. >> i don't have flood oem -- oem owners insurance, we're on our way. >> som h people lostes completely. and i just got moderate damage to mine. >>newbern's conference center a jerner has suffered damage prompting local officiag to brn extra help to expedite repairs. >> the biggest problem w wh moisturen it's on the ground it rises up and damages other parts of the ilding. right now we are stabilizing the environment getting the wet material out that wean. and getting ready to be rebuilt after we leave. >> reporter: complicating the recovery efforts, access to power. over 200,000 residents are dealing with power outages. and duke energy says most of the power will be restored by next dnesday. >> we're almost ready for you, okay. >> for t

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speaking of fast, one of the thunderstorms today that had a carolina,rning, nor the thunderstorm was moving at 89 miles per hour. th's up in the atmosphere. incredible. incredible what you get out of these storms.eg 79es on your friday. here's what else is incredible. we have a hurricane to our south and it's 80 on saturday, 40% chance of storms. 30% chance on sunday. sunday looking great for the redskins game. if you're going to be out there tailgating, no problem at all. i put 30,ut really a a 20% chance. monday, a little better, 40%, as the rep thats of florenc start to make under the circumstances way our way. and then a chance of showers, ybe a couple o thunderstorms on tuesday. notice tuesday, up around 84. bend that system, boy do we get nice. wednesday, 85, but then beautiful weather in the middle of next week. n we're going td it. they're going to need it down there. jim handly and i were talking out how long he may stay down there, he may be down there until monday, maybeng , because the flooding is going to take that long to get through. >> wil still be a stourry. >> absol

thankfully they were able to get tha cleared out of the way before the bulk of the rush hour this rning. >> this weekend you may need to find an alternate route in and out of the district. it will be closed for a major construction project tonight. what can w expect? megan. >> good morning. the memorial bridge is one of the prettiest in town but is certainly in need of serious repair. some of the work is alrea d beinge on the underside of the bridge. boaters are being told to avoid that area and usesshe side if le. and in about another eight hours or so, the bridg itself is going to close completely. it will stay closed through the entire weekend. it carries tens of thousands of hicles every day but starting tonight, drivers will have to find another wayss to c the potomac because the memorial bridge is closing for the en we >> the memorial bridge is such a great way to get into washington. it's too bad it will be closed. but i also understand they need o repairs. >> all lanes and sidewalks will close for much-nded repair work. 7:00, begins tonight at and runs through 5 a.m. monday morn

rning to you. this family is shattered.hey have been grieving in private but don't like how their daughter's name is being used, compelled once again to come forward to put a rnop to it. this g, the father of slain iowa college student mollie tibbetts is demanding his daugeer's murder removed from the heated political debate swirling around ioimmigr in an op-ed, he criticizes those who, quote,alusly distort and corrupt mollie's tragic deatho advance a cause she vehemently opposed. adding, do not appropriate mollie's soul in advancing vws she believes were strongly drong words in response to the president's so jr., who recently used mollie's death to bash what heal cd democrats' open borders agenda. mollie was found dead a in iowa cornfield nearly two weeks ago after a search that capturedhe nation's attention. authorities say her acous killer is an undocumented immigrant from mexico. in the days following the suspect's arrest, president trump and his allies were quick to use it as a rallying cry for stronger immigration law

exclusive radar, storm ranger 4, there around the virginia beach area and they are having tornado rnings to the south and we see that sometimes. don't know if we had any tornadoes there yet, at least that i can confirm, and that's something that we will watch. a lot of people are asking me about the rain down to the south around the new bern area, but that heavy rain is there and for us we areeeing light showers. again, look at the bands, all of this is moving to the west, so again, that isrom florence. one thing i want to talk about is the storm surge. anywhere from savannah to charleston, look at that, over a foot. now through wilmington, great than six feet above, and around our area we are going to have storm surge even if it's not raining. we will have it because we get this easterly irflow, at affect from hurricane florence. with storm surge athree feet, enough to come up to your etwindows, nine feet, ten coming up over the house. all the wind is pwhro and go into the atlantic and potomac, and that's w we get storm surge around here and that'se why they dealing with the storm surge

. >> and this rning, a repeat of that iconic moment the day after the attack. a giant flag unfurled on the side of the pentag. at ceremony today, mike pence shared his own memories of h family and he said this is for those who remember and thoseen other w alive yet. >> to ensure that each succeeding generation and understands why. we must learn the lessons of 95th and remain ever vigilant. >> the pentagon attack claimed the lives of 184 people. >> maybele you have red today on thosetragedies. >> reporter: as the water rushes beneath these benches, each bench honors a life lost too soon. and here to pay their respects, three m who were inside the pentagon on september 11 the day they lost sev friends. >> the only thing our friends did, everybody here,ay that was show up for work. it still hurts our heart. i think it will be with us forever. >> others are mourning the loss of those they never knew. i can help one person and lift them up, tt was my purpose. >> reporter: a purpose shared by people arounthe world. for visitors as far away as denmark. >> we think of

. >>> the fast-moving zedelta fir is threat rning homes in california, shutting down a 45-mile stretcha major interstate. a number of abandoned tractor trailers caught fire. >>> a frightening shooting today in downtown cincinnati. a man with a 9 millimeter handgun hoped fire at a bank building, killing three people and wounding two others. police shot and killed the gunman in the lobby of the bank. >>> twitter said today it's permanently banning alex jones, the right-wing conspiracy theorist as well as his infowars show. jones was cited for abusive behavior after shouting at a cnn journalist outside two congressional hearings yesterday. jones had 900,000 followers on twitter. >>> up next, how a brother's sacrifice helped >>> 50 years ago, arthur ashe became the first african-american man to win the u.s. open. ashe, who died in 1993, might not have gotten that chance were it not for his brother's sacrifice. here's james brown. >> vietnam was an ugly war. >> reporter: in 1967, johnnie ashe was a marine fighting in the jungles of vietnam while his older brother, arthur, was in the army st

. >> it was just a couple years ago, the occupational safety and health administration issued a rningter to amazon. it was critical of the company's in-house service for medal care and fulfillment centers. amazon said it disagrees with those conclusions. >>> this week begins the trialr of d went. he is accused of killing four people inside their d.c. mansion in 2015. now, we have new information that raises questions about the way evidence was collec d. tomorrnight, we're looking into that information and examining the evidence against went all with an expert panel. "mansion murder: inside the investigation" airs tomorrow at 6:30. >> you did a lot of work. >> it's something we were watching closely in the days uading to the trial. it looks at the way investigators picked up eddence ent through it. and there's questions about how they did it. it could be crucial to this trial. >> yeah. >> i have a feeling tt a lot of people will be keeping one eye on the grill and smming pool and others getting ready for tomorrow. >> if you are laying out the clothes today. >> are you manng the grill t

this will creek along the coast here and tomorrow rning, 100 miles right at the coast. it will just batter the shore. and next week cingo int area as the remnants of. b not a deal in our area. i want to show you the radar picture. righ out of moorhead city, defined eye clearly right here. this is a two-hour loop. look at the outer bands coming on. we've seen tornado warnings. the bands all the waynto parts of virginia beach and that's where we have our storm ranger. stormger 4 right there on virginia beach. cking up these very small areas here. these are the bands, right here. some of these coming through. we'llse see t linearly. this was coming right toward storm ranger 4. we can take a closer look at that with storm ranger. we sent to it virginia beach. a lot of us vacation down toward that area. we don't want to put david culver or storm ranger in danger. montgomery county, frederick county, we're sing some rain. not like last night but we are seeing showers. martins burg, back toward leesburg and frederick. a little in the way of sunshine and blue skies. not much th

thanks for joining us on this rning. we're busy for a monday. >> that's for sure. we're trackg historic flooding as florence continues to dump rain. >> some of that storm could bring showers to our area today. >> melissaas an eye on the morning commute for you. let's start with chuck bell and a loos at thi forecast. you have a lot of rain you're tracking. a couple of days off. lucky her. rainy days and mondays. don't let it get you down though. rain chances willinally diminish once we get to the end of the day tomorrow and we'll probably havehree sunny days in a row to finish the week out. temperatures will be in the 70s on your way out this morning. it's a rainfall issue. flash flood watches have been posted across a big pieceno of hern virginia. remember to stay away from high and fast moving water. che flood w go all the way west into the valley and northern virginia. as i mention, 72 now in arlington and 73 in fairfax. annapolis. in the daily grade for today, f. it's a rainy monday. why would i d be anyferent than that. a couple of inches of rain before all of

not in the rning, but in the afternoon, you know, rush hour. but then people goo f flying upa down. >> reporter: the speed limit in the area is 25 miles per hour. no telling how fast this driver was going. i just got off the phone the department of public works and tell me because of requests from a neighbor and a public coersel me they're going do a survey soft road and see if speed hutches can be put in. i'm erika gonzalez, ws4. >> thank you. >>> when we come back, a father's fight for justice. four years after his childrenni ed. why the one person who may know happened is not talking. >>> who wrote that blistering op-ed in "the new york times" about president trump? who's really running this country? nbc'd chuck t will be joining us next. >>> first, it is ausy night outside. >>> absolutely. it is a mess out there right now. flash flood warnings in effect until 9:00 tonight. remember, turn around -- don't drown. we have a lot more rain to go in we have a lot more rain to go in evening. welcome guys! hi! you are gonna love the neighborhood! it

. >> hey, good rning, aaron. we have definitely seen it here and the water is continuing to rise. take a look behind me. look at thi children's park right here, you can see the play structure just halfwubmerged under the water. the slides and the climbing apparatus, just dipping right down into t water a again we have seen the neuse river continue to risest ju heartbreaking what you just heard there about the woman nd the water. we have seen that, where the road literally justpp dired. take a look at what we saw sun down last ght. >> i had to do this while i still had daylight to be safe and be ae to see where i'm going but this gives you an idea of exactly how high the water is rising here. i'm in the neuse river. i'm 6 feet tall and this gives you an idea. look at thistreet sign. this stop sign. there's a kid's park right over there where the sdes are literally going right into the water. it is just incredibly incredibly high and the thing about this, thisn isn't e the high point. it's not supposed to cndst until the of the week and that's going to be at about 25 feet. >> boy th

good o rning. it's gbe a busy morning here on saturday today.e're live in the storm zoneth slowst moving tropical orm florence brings relentless rains to norou carolina and s carolina. >> the storm is responsibledeat. it's knocked out people to nearly a million people. >> and dylan is tracking the storm f nmth carolina when we get started on a saturday morning here on >> sounds good, guys. thank you. >> see you, guys. >> all right. m ayland senator is looking for answers from the governor and the state's marked train system as a deadline looms for a mandatory safety update. >> the federal government has warned to the concern. congress first directed the railroads two install new technology a decade ago. the deadline was pushed back but now it's three months ago. >> our investigative reporter has the story. >> reporter: the nation's railroads are scrambling to install ptc, hardware on the trains and tracks that communicates wirelessly to prevent collisions. e system can slow or stop a train automatically if it's going too fast for conditavns. it

we're following a developing story in herndon this rning.ice are trying to figure out what happened in this woman where a woman and two childrenr found dead last night.s investigator spent hours at the home but so far little is being released about the brutal sceun inside. >> justin finch is live outside that home now with the latest on justin, good morning. >> aaron, good morning. this investigation, now, going into a second day. the home behind ouus, will see crime tape, is going around that perimeter. fairfax county police parked here in this driveway. investigators now lng for answers afterou three were f dead in this home yesterday. the call coming in about 6:15 last night. a man calling from this home off the 1000 block of safa street here in herndon, came home to say he found his two children, lying in a pool of blood. a wom was later found inside the home dead, a well. just after 9:00, police got the warrant to go inside, gathering evidence inside this me. at they're not saying right now is if this was a murder/suicide. they've also

. >> that breaking news, a major traffic alert this rning. expert long delays if you're heading into the district from virginia. a live look at the scene here.he most of eastbound lanes are shutdown at a crucial spot for manycommuters. we're working for you with team coverage on this traffic >>aler justin finch is at the scene with me on what caused this. but first, melissa, where is this closure? >> this is a big ole problem guys. take a look here right now. thisous eas 66 at 123. a crash investigation this morning. looks like we had one vehicle turned the wrong way here and another off to the right side. we're getting by one right lane but these back ups are major here. take a look. inbound here at the toll road that's going to be a good alternate for you and so is route 50. a back up as you're headed inbound. avoid 66 for at least another half hour. things have been changing a b litt in the past few minutes. >> we have seen in the past, tow iucks arrive to the scene but that's nondication that we'll see major progress here any time soon. t

good facility to serve ourit comm >> if you want to check it out, today's event runs from 10:00 this rninguntil 1:00 this afternoon. the new station in ash burn. >>> sampling the taste of the fairfax countyy bar scene o takes one stop today. we'll have a preview of todas brewfest and what you'll need to make the most of it straight ahead on ns 4 today.ew > 8:41 your time. if you're ted of being stuck indoors after all the ryan, y might want to go to the brewfest today. if you get one of these, the county's brewery field guide, you get special perks. julie careynsexplhat's on tap. >> it's fun. there's nothing complicated out it. >> reporter: the brewfest is an opportunity to sample beers from all seven of the county's breweries at one location. >> the whole idea behind this campaign and the field guide is to really open up all our breweries to everyone here in the region and visitors to northern virginia. >> reporter: the b-- brewfest i being held at mustang sally's. and there's a special benefit for anyone who has visited at least four of these breweries in. >> if you pick up the passport,

. >> i was thiing that this rning.en she walks out. >> i'm in so early i feel like it will be cold. >> i have a jacket on. >> then i walked out i was suffocated. too late. you can't change, you know? >> come in in nuary. >> you're going to be so hot when you walk outside. it is warm already, guys. that heat index right around 80 degrees. we'll contie to see that temperature rise into the low 90s today. and with thaoi it's to feel right around 100 degrees. not only today, but as we go it is going to be very, very warm.ut look there. we have got some hazy conditions out there right now. this is the live capitalcamera. this is how it will be all this week. we had some morning fog, sll dealing with that a little bit throughout the shenand h but it's beginning to lift. your weather conditions could we see some more storms today, ovsome,age going to be isolated at best. so nothing like we saw over the last two days but we could have a few out there. should you cancel plans, no maybe you should download the nbc washington app

decided they were allowivre trains in without a delay into union station so operating full service this rning. back tyou. >> thank you, jack. coming up a classic car on its america. >> say it ain't so. why the car will no longer be produced here seven decades after it arr ved. plus forrst lady michelle town.is coming to and talking about her new book. when and where you'll be able to seeit. >> this afternoon on ellen, weekday update. >> it's not a rerun of saturday night live. they're stopping by and talking about monday night's emmy awards. the ceremony can be seen here on nbc 4. ellen will air this aft >>> general motors is recalling more than 1 million trucks suvs due to a power steering problem. including certain chevy pick up trucks and chevy tahoe and suburban suvs. the issue occurs while drivers try to make a turn while going at a low eed. it could fail momentarily and has been linked to dozens of accidents. >> pretty soon the volkswagen beetle is going to be a thing of the past. they'lltop producing it last year. in fact, seven decades after it first came to the u.s. it's unclear wn t

aaron rning, i'm gilchrist. >>> i'm eun yang. the flames sparked inside an abandoned but very large home. molette green is on the scene now.s molette, whae latest? >> reporter: the huge fire is out. the firefighters are aone. ta look at what's left of this large two-story home on whittier boulevard here in bethesda. we want you to look at what firefighters had toattle. yes, a lot of firefighters. about a hundred of them. in the last few o minut battling the blaze, they were hosing down hotspots concentr e concentrating on the rf area which caved in. one firefighter suffered from no one believed to be inside the home, although there is a car in th driveway. montgomery county police are still here on the what's next is the fire investigators who will come in when theun comes up to determine what caused thise masslaze here in bethesda. to give you a better idea of where we are, we are not very

. >>> a final check on our forecast this rning. >> hey, aaron and melissa, yes, thank you.aking a live loo outside with our city camera, we have sunshine out there, plenty of clouds. for the afternoon hours, a mix of clouds and sun with more cloudover than yesterday. it's a nice afternoon. humidity levels in not too hot. we'll have high temperatures today around 80 degrees. highs tomorrow around 80 with similar clo cover tomorrow, partly toes mostly cloudy s overall. the weekend is not a washout, there's plenty of dry time, especiallyrdn your sa. clouds increase throughout the day on saturday with highs around 80, maybe a late day thshower. 60s ome showers on sunday. in> at anye we are expecting an update from the harford county sheriff's office after a shooting very close to , aberdearyland claims a life, we're told of at least ur team and several others we understand are injured. there is the briefing area being set up right no we understand this started to unfold at0 9m. at the 1500 block of perryman road, it appears to beib a dision center, it may be the rite aid distri

again, there you can see on radar, really nothing all that heav out there this rning. there are a few areas of sprinkles. take the umbrella with you. you'll definitely need it. there's the flood watch. again, this goes into effect at 10:00 tonight and covers the overnight hours io friday morning. temperatures, this is as warm now as we're going to all day. mid to upper 60s around the city.he low 60s in shenandoah valley with the heavier rain coming in later in the day. that's it foremperatures today. there's your planner. your commute, maybe not a wet ride in, but more likely a wet ride home today. >> thank you, chuck. not looking forward to that. right now, here is an issue we have on the r ods. just got the phone with police. they're saying that one lane is now getting by. this i greenbelt southbound bw parkway near greenbelt road. we did have all traffic stopped because of this vehle fire. it's a car fire. they say one lane is now getting by. beltway, inner loop and outer ro loop, no pblems there. white's ferry closed today, high water on the potomac the reason ther

we take the oakland hills so seriouslyro here, peood rning t you. yeah, for good reason, because of the history of the fires in this area. that's why we're standing in one of those fire danger areas. oakland fire has put out to sho. nhis is the and hilliard road. that shows you the fire danger is currently at extreme because of that red flag warning. now, that warning started yesterday. it's going to last through about 5:00 p.m. today. as kari just mentioned, it can take as little as a spark in this area to cause a wildfire in parts of the oakland hills and other areas we're seeing in the bay area. now, i want to point out for those folks that go hiking at joaquin miller park in oakland, that will be closed due to the fire warning. they say they'll have normal operations but there will be roving patrols in this area. if you see fire officials, oakland firefighters in this area, you live around here, that's why they're doing it. now, oakland hills fire, you can't forget, obviously, the 1991 oakland hills fires that took out thousands of homes in the

a typically dark start to the rning. showers overnight have basically come to an end now. we will get a few peeks of sun.l itbe warm and humid again today. another likelihood of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. there you can see local radar here. 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 count

a typically dark start to the rning. showers overnight have basically come to an end now. get a few peeks of sun.l itbe warm and humid again today. another likelihood of showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. there you can see local radar here. 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

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white house correspondent >>ter: gd rning, dan and adrienne. president obama still one of the strongest messengers for the democratic party is calling on voters to elect candidates that will resist president trump's agenda. meanwhile, president trump is trying to root out the resistance within his own administration. aboard air force one president trump declaring attorney general jeff sessions should launch an investigation into a "new york times" op-ed essay written by an unnamed senior administration official. >> do you think jeff sessions should be investigating who the author of the op-ed piece was? >> i think so because i think it's national security. i would say jeff should be investigating who the author of that piece was because i really believe it's national security. >> reporter: the anonymous official writes that there are unsung heroes in the trump administration working to, quote, frustrate parts of the president's agenda and his worst inclinations, an act president trump has suggested is treason. >> is it subversion? is it treason

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amo good rning. >> reporter: the terminal at myrtle beach may be open, but the last flight left thisgcanceled. across the country, more than 1,000 flights have already been canceled through tomorrow. now, overnight charleston's airport closed and other major airports are set to be impacted. american's hub in charlotte raleigh-durham, and atlanta could see heavy rains. that could impact air travel across the eastern half of the country over the next several days. as for travel on the roads, the bulk of that already happened the last two days. south carolina's governor says more than 300,000 people t evacuatehe coast. many of those are nowtaying in emergency shelters. others are staying with family members further iand. but as for air travel we are talking about impacts ofy potentiaundreds of thousands of passengers over the coming days across a huge swath of the country. airlines faiving changes. do that now if you haven't already. >> what aogtical nightmare. thank you. let's go back to al. what are you looking at over there? >> the timeline for ang the coast as florence comes in. wilm

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and it's happeng from oregon to new jersey, blowing houses and buildings to bits, sending peoplun rningwhat do you do if you smell gas o hear that hiss inside your home? there are do's and don'ts if that happens. by theway, they are not obvious at all. let's walk you through this. this ishieputy paul cathown. first thing i should do if i smellas? >> walk over to the stop to see if a knob was accidentally left on. repor you can breeze by and not realize it and then natural gas is spewing out?te >> absoluly. >> repor if i confirm that all the knobs are off, evergood, my inclination is to walk through the house to find that's what . i wouldn't even use the light switch. that little spark can cause a natural gas explosion. >> rep that little thing, like ringing the doorbell, turning on a light switch? boom? >> yes you should ventilate the home. open the windows. >> reporte let the air in like this? >> let the air in. open the door. exit your home and do open. >> reporter: that's leave the door open as you leave. you were telling me something fascinating about escape from the house. don't us

. > let's get a check of e good rning, guys.r temperature as we start to adjust to fall while to theayi warmer ong the east south. air in minneapolis, kans city even in lubboc texas, a 25 degree below avera mper 57. temper are warmer and more humid on the eastern seaboard. we move into tomorrow and that cool air stretches from the east coast all the way to the plains t happens this 57, washing weeken cooler weather, fall is here for new york ci with in the 70s. raleigh sam thing for the week minneas wil see in the 50s. that's what's going on around the country. here what' happeni in your neck of th woods. good morning. we are we have some patchy fog. we are watch storms off to the west. some of those later today when they move in could be strong to seve. be tracking those through the afterno. in the low. by lunchtime still dry. temperur will get into the 80s ler today. the severe storm chance comes this and into the early evening hours. tomorr we are cooler but we also have shs still in the , even through friday. t so farhe week

you can expect there are decreasing delays as the morning commute goes on along the beltway this rningutes. for now, back to >> look at that baby. take a shot of the baby for savannah and me. that's little joaquin in case you're wondering. how aut a crowd moment. for a lot of people today is the first day of school. i met a couple of ladies who went t high school, college, never had this first day of school off until today. two retired teachers. >> what's your name? >> my nam is martha. >> what's your name? >> alisa. >> how does it feel, the first day to not head to school? >> it feels incredible. we're missing our people and wishing the well. this is the first day i haven't been in school or teaching hool in my wholelife. we wanted to come and spend it with you. >> thank you guys. happy timent. how about th. we loveout. >> thankor your service. >> where is the shiny apple to gif to the teacher. >> you've com to the one place' where yl learn nothing, absolutely nothing. be se to joins tomorrow. we'll have a big announcement revealing the big star and i meanuge joining the cast of waitr