>>>g following breakws in southwest d.c., where a tour boat has run agroundn the potomac river. ifee you have around there, you know these 70 foot catamarans that take people around at night. you get a good look at the monuments. one of them ran aground last 1 night wit passengers on board. it took d.c. fireme depa, d.c. police, and the u.s. coast guard to get all 17 to safety. they have now towed that boat to georgetown harbor. at the live desk, chris lawrence. 4: thank you, chris. >>> now. at 8:00 a.m. sharp, senators will begin poring over the fbi's expanded background investigation into supreme court pick brett kavanaugh. republican senators a pushing for a confirmation vote over the next few days. tracie potts is on capitol hill this morning. whats christine blasey ford saying about this investigation? >> overnight her attorneys pout out a statement sayin that they are profoundly disappointed that she was never interviewed. neither was kavanaugh, by the way. they say that those i charge of this investigation were not interested in seeking the truth. o you said, it starts t

foundation unveiled basketball court eninvitati-- r at potomac gardens and at hopkins apartments in southwest d.c. several dozen children played on new c paintedrts that featured new hoops and new nets. it's the latest effort by durant help children in the d.c. area. >> yes, he does a lot of good here. >> he sure does. >>> switching gears now,ere is some information and a diagnoses you never want to hear. you have cancer. but a recent study shows fewer patients re actually getti that news in person. teresa snowe explains how theta di age is changing the way doctors break bad news. >> reporter: a mammogram, ultrasound, finally a biopsy. testing for cancer can be a long and scary and if there's bad news to break, doctors say, ideally, it should be done face to ace. >> you're to look at someone, you're able to see, how are they reacting to the news and change how you're delivering things, based on that. >> reporter: but more and more frequently, patients and doctors are opting for a phone call, instead. researchers at the university o missouri school of medicine surveyed nearly 2,900 breast cancer p

. >> a year ago the wharf opened with a splash it transformed the southwest waterfront in d.c. and is now a usst visit destination. >> jn finch spoke with the developer aut the firstear and what's next. any u can go to almost european city and those allies similar. >> the developer says if some areas look familiar, there's a reason. >> if the awnings and the steel out there reminds you of the meat packing district in n york, there's a reason. we looked at how we couldco orate it. >> helped create a village, a alf mile of apartments and condos, shops and restaurants. >> it's approachable. accessible >> caves and concert halls. >> thesere blocks 270 feet long compared to a normal city block and you have all of this connectivity and things to explore. >> a year ago tens of thousands ventured down to the wharf for the opening weekend and with the crowds came traffic. one year later -- >> we have about 40,000 passengers a month that use the water taxi. >> with limited parkingnd vehicle access, he finds takings are adapting to mass transit to the waterfront. >> you don't have to driv

. >> that transformedhe southwest waterfront in d.c. and is now a must see destination for a lot of folks. justin finch is live at the wharf with more on the special anniversary. it needs no introduction. many people see for themselvean how you c go for a drink right there, walk a few steps to the anthem andho see a and if you're lucky, live right here in the channel. this convenience all here within steps of each other and it's gettingor around the w developers say here and that' b notad for year one.an > you c go to almost any european city and those allies are similar. >> when you're walking along the wharf, some areas look familiar there's a reason. >> if it reminds you of the meat paicing dis in new york, there's a reason. >> visuals that help create a village, a half mile of apartments and condos, shops and restaurants. >> it's approachable. accessible >> cavf cafes and concert halls >> you have all of this connectivity here. >> a year ago, tens of thousands ventured down to the wharf for opening weekend and with the crowds came t

d.c. and for chicago central pa stanley fog and try to settle whether there as you can see down towards the southwest we could see a little bit of wet weather just moving into southern areas california not so much to speak of but on the right here is of course welcome that will become more widespread as we go through tuesday catherine right starting to push east way to this day says that right into southern texas too easy on the mississippi alabama also see some bits and pieces of cloud and right north of that we'll see temperatures around sixteen celsius been a little cloud within those temperatures to around ten degrees celsius the four to run meanwhile we've got certified and dry weather across the great strategist we have had some flooding recently into trinidad and tobago shall never really say far away but the right now when they're as intense as we go on through the next day out say further west we have two tropical storms brings in very heavy rain western mexico. when the going gets tough. forced to borrow. she may be kinder than your average money and. she may have more patience. but make no

, winds out of the southwest at six miles per hour so thoseinds will pic up through the overnight hours. here's future weather at 6:00, showers to the west. by 7:00 coming into the d.c. metro area and placesack to the west but they are widely scattered. this won't be an area wide rainfall. you may need the umbrella if you step out but if you forget it they will hit so fast and move through so fast you may not have to get out of the car. still a couple showers by midnight but that's when the winds pick up. the rain is out of here. ouds cover at times but the big deal will be the wind and it will be chilly. 26 miles an hour in d.c., 27 towards annapolis, 23 towards hagerstown. still dealing with 20 to 25 miles an hour winds so that is why it will feel cooler for the kids at the bus stop. make sure they have the extra layer. by 1:00 coming down a bit as fa as the winds are concerned so your forecast for tomorrow, sill going 61. the winds bring in the cooler weather early, they help us to warm to 61 with partly sunny skies. we'll continue to see a nice day on tuesday. how about halloween, 70 on halloween, the trick-or-treaters looking good and thursday the day after hal

d.c. and for chicago central parts generally fog into a low to settle weather there as you can see down towards the southwest we could see a little bit of wet weather just moving into southern areas california not so much to speak of but on the right here is of course welcome that will become more widespread as we go through tuesday catherine right starting to push east way to this day says that right into southern areas of texas louisiana mississippi alabama also see some bits and pieces of cloud and right north of that we'll see temperatures around sixteen celsius been a your little cloud within those temperatures to around ten degrees celsius the four to run meanwhile we've got certified and dry weather across the great to add to this we have had some flooding recently into trinidad and tobago showers never really too far away but the right now when they're as intense as we go on through the next day out see further west we have two tropical storms brings in very heavy rain western mexico. when the going gets tough many bangkok slum dwellers are forced to borrow. she may be kinder than your average money

d.c. thanks for the update. according to u.s. customs illegal immigrants surged to more than 16,000 migrant family members apprehended at the southwest border and the most on record and nearly doubled the number from before the trump administration tried and then backed off its policy of separating migrant families at the border. the white house blames the rising numbers on what it calls loopholes in u.s. immigration law. >>> 5:38 a.m. and the united nations human rights committee has ruled that a lot in france that bands face veils is a human rights violation. two women or find and brought the case before the committee in 2016. found the ban under french law disproportionately harmed women's right -- manner -- manifest their rights to religious beliefs and they did not adequately explain why it was necessary to ban wearing them in public. france will now have 180 days to compensate the two women and report back to the committee about what they are doing to prevent similar violations in the future. >>> it is now 5:39 a.m. helping officials identify immigrants. the company that held the silicon valley meeting to offer facial recogniti

d.c. as well. that could create some flight delays this morning. in the southwest, we have a tropical storm that will pump in a lot of moisture through the southwest. we could end up with several inches of rain that could lead to a flood risk. we'll get to your local forecast in the next 30 seconds. >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. it's a nice clear start to the day, but those temperatures are chilly across the bay area. as you get ready to head out, it will be a warmer afternoon. we're looking at our highs in the south bay reaching 83 san jose and 83 in palo alto. in concord expect a high of 88 degrees and we'll be in the lower 80s for san napa. san francisco today reaching 69. the weekend is going to be summer-like with some hot and dry conditions. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >> that's your latest forecast. >> thank you. >>> coming up, newly released video showing a shocking moment a michigan man opened fire on a black teen that asked him for directions. we're going to hear from both sides of this controversial case. >>> also, the

conventional wisdom in washington, d.c., would tell you it's not good if you are a democrat to bring up immigration and be tough on the border. what's happening is, in the southwestte republican, he is plus 6 in a reuters poll. make sally starting to pull away in arizona. the democrats, talking about a blue wave, the house may be one thing but it looks like this tonight is increasingly out of reach. kavanaugh, the economy, trump campaigning for them but you can't discount the fact that immigration is still an issue people want to vote on. >> juan: i think republicans want to vote on it. >> dana: in some states. health care is still the number one issue. >> juan: . democrats and independents, health care is number one issue. for some republicans, immigration. looks like the president is pushing a culture war, fear type issue and under to stir his base. >> jesse: juan, you have been repeating that same argument for a month. it doesn't make it right. i don't think anything he's doing is stoking the culture war. it saying we have a country with borders that need to be protected against people that think they have a right to just come across willy-nilly. i have a pres

southwest corner of central park in new york city. catherine herridge back on her sources in washington, d.c.w with more from there. catherine, what do you have at the moment? >> i've been working the phones and my contacts are very focused on the timeline here. multiple suspicious packages sent to new york, suburban new york and washington, d.c. i want to pick up on the package that was intercepted at joint base andrews. this is just outside of washington proper if you will across the river. this is the main sorting facility for screening mail coming to secret service protectees, in other words. in the post 9/11 world after the anthrax attacks in washington they changed how they handled the mail coming into these sensitive sites and they started screening them at joint base andrews. this is where they intercepted the package coming to the white house reportedly coming to the white house and then also to former president barack obama. the other thing that has the attention of my contacts is whether we'll find there are any similarities between these suspicious packages. there are some reporti