the virginian pilot newspaper reports lawmakers want governor terry mcauliffe's office to release its report on what happened. mcauliffe's office has declined. >>> a former d.c. rabbi is now publicly apologizing for secretly recording women in a ritual bath. freundel said i defiled a space that was supposed to be sacred and i caused people to be unsafe and abuse and a objectified and i'm sorrier than anyone can imagine for what i have done. he was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in d.c. jail for voi yourism. he's making the apology now because the jewish holy days are this month and they call for soul searching and repentance. >>> the national memorial in pennsylvania is honoring the lives of those lost during the 9/11 attacks. a dedication will be held at the new visitor center and it takes place at 10:00 this morning. a new learning center will open to the public for first time today. the multipurpose space will be used for educational programs and special events. events to remember the crew and the passengers of flight 93 will happen tomorrow starting at 9:45 a.m. >>> we are getting a bet

virginia governor terry mcauliffe attended a huge ceremony to remember ward last night. you're looking at the visitation a few hours before. >>> today you can learn more about how d.c.'s mayor plans to cut down on homelessness. today, muriel bowser will announce a new set of initiatives aimed at reducing the amount of homeless people in the district. >> now, earlier this year, the city moved homeless families to hotel rooms as a move to year round shelters. the mayor is expected to lay out the plan at 2:00 today. >>> we are pouring over thousands of e-mails from hillary clinton. they're now public in a huge document dump by the state department last night. the department released 4,300 e-mails, nearly 7,000 pages of documents. they're all from hillary clinton's personal e-mail server she used while secretary of state. about 150 are heavily redacted because they're classified now. >>> 6:05 now, and bob mcdonnell will not have to report to prison while the supreme court considers his appeal. the high court overruled a lower court's decision that required the former governo

governor terry mcauliffe says revenue went up more than 5% in 2013.employ 217,000 people in the commonwealth and pumps more than a billion dollars into the state's economy. >>> talk about a late night craving. that's what may have happened to a bear cub who wandered into a small town pizza parlor. look at this. cute, right? this is a bear. the employees at the colorado spring shop said they walked in. received a dumb couple of phones and cell phone pictures before the poor guy was tranquilized. you want to take it home with you. >> you take it home, okay? >> not really. officials safely to be the bear away and officers say the cub will go to a rehabilitation facility, it was malnourished and had a hurt paw. >> goes for ice cream first. >> needs his veggies. >>> a maryland man became the first competitor on nbc's "american ninja warrior" to conquer all four stages of the course. >> jeff briton is from olney, maryland. great job getting through the course. >> he did it. jeff briton did it. >> he went home empty handed. rock climber isaac calviero did it

earlier this summer governor terry mcauliffe said they wanted them changed.he move comes after a gunman killed nine at a historically black church in charleston. >>> there may be a new decision maker in your house when it comes to choosing where to go to dinner. the new app developed in our area that puts a spin on eating out. plus, he did something no american had done before. so why is a man coming home to maryland empty handed? >>> we've all run into trouble deciding where to go out to eat. well, now there's an app for that. angie goff reports it make the decision for you in ten seconds all while saving you money. >> reporter: some of the most memorable meals out can be those that don't always go as planned. but in the nation's most powerful city, planning is everything. and when it comes to dining, it can be a downright pain. >> it doesn't matter if it's friends, family or business, you spend 20 minutes talking about where to eat. >> reporter: it's that dilemma they say they've answered. together they created spot luck. a restaurant discount app that's he

. >>> virginia's governor terry mcauliffe is among those invited to pope's welcoming ceremony at thehite house tomorrow. he is a lifelong catholic who once met pope john paul. mcauliffe says if he gets the chance he knows what he'll say to pope francis. >> and if i have anything to say to him, i'll say thank you for opening up your heart and bringing folks back together and not dividing folks but bringing folks back together and really putting back in what we should be doing as catholics, putting our hand out and helping people. that's what our religion is all about. >> there is some controversy surrounding the pope's visit this week. today a support group of sex abuse survivors held a vigil outside st. matthew's, carrying signs featuring photos of adults who committed suicide after being molested by priests as children. the survivor's group says the pope needs to do more to address this issue. >> we want people to judge the pope by his actions, not by his words. we want survivors to know there's hope and we want justice, more than justice, we need prevention, we need protection for

governor terry mcauliffe denied a last minute attempt to delay the execution of convicted serial killer alfredo prieto yesterday. the high court would >> that would cancel federal funding of planned parenthood. republicans also meeting today to decide when to hold a vote to elect their next house speaker. california congressman kevin mccarthy confirmed he's running for the job. he's been endorsed by outgoing speaker john boehner. florida congressman daniel webster also running. coming up at 5:30, tracie potts will break down the likelihood of a shutdown. >> changes could take effect today in a story that was first a news 4 i-team story. some could see a stiffer penalty. >>> live outside this morning, may not need the umbrella for your walk to the metro stop this morning. but your walk home, different story. 5:07. >>> the growing number of minors getting their hands on cigarettes in our area. today, the montgomery county council could stiffen the fine for stores that sell smokes to minors. right now the fine is 500 bucks for the first offense. 750 for a second. a vote today could increas

governor terry mcauliffe wants to reverse the rules. they argue the rules help protect women's health. >> 4:35. new legislation from capitol hill in the effort to slow down the spread of sinsynthetic drug. names like legal weed are scarily misleading and the drugs are closer to bath salts than marijuana. be sure to check back with us later today. >>> and today we will find out how security will work during pope francis's visit to philadelphia. homeland security secretary jeh johnson speaking with the secret service and philly's mayor. the pope arrives saturday and leaves the following night. the pope sent a message to the cuban people telling them jesus loves them. the pope araves there for a four-day visit. he'll celebrate mass in the nation's havana square. >>> coming up on "news4" at 5:00, you can find out about the road closures and security alerts on your nbc washington app. >>> if you plan to take the metro, you want to hear this story. metro work will affect three of the lines sunday. the red, blue, and yellow line trains will ru

governor terry mcauliffe refused to delay the execution of serial killer prieto. the attorneys argue he is mentally challenged and want the case moved to california. mcauliffe said the case has already been decided in the courts. >>> 120. a number haunting the district tonight. that's how many people have been killed so far this year by gun violence. tonight, a visual reminder of the lives lost as we put faces to those numbers. shomari stone has the story of washington's other monuments. >> it makes me sad and frustrated. >> lloyd wolfe expresses his sadness in a blog. >> i'm an artist and d.c. photographer. >> he snapped memorials of murder victims in d.c. >> i'm trying to wake people up and honor folks that have been murdered. everybody puts it everybody matters and doesn't matter if you were a bad person, somebody's mother and somebody's son. >> reporter: the number is at 120 this year, a 50% increase compared to last year. >> there's a distinct rise in the homicide rate. >> reporter: communities pay tribute to victims with memor l memorials of balloons and ted

death penalty opponents have asked governor terry mcauliffe to intervene saying prieto should be exempt from the death penalty because he's had intellectual disabilities. >>> virginia state nor mark obenshain -- senator mark obenshain will not run for personal reasons. he nearly lost a 2013 attorney general's race to democrat mark herring. other possible gop candidates include former rnc chairman ed gillespie, former virginia attorney general ken cuccinelli. >>> coming up nasa announces a game changing discovery on the planet mars. >> but up next a fairfax county police chief reacts to an incident in which one of his of [ horn honks melody ] well, well. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you look well. what's new, flo? well, a name your price tool went missing last week. name your what, now? it gives you coverage options based on your budget. i just hope whoever stole it knows that it only works at progressive.com. so, you can't use it to just buy stuff? no. i'm sorry, gustav. we have to go back to the pet store. [ gustav squawks ] he's gonna meet us there. the name your pric

. >>> terry mcauliffe's supreme court pick made her first appearance on the bench this week.ut it could be one of her last. you're looking at justice jane roush serving on an interim basis. her appointment expired tomorrow. the governor says he plans to reappoint her. republican lawmakers row je s r electing judge roush to the high court. >>> employees will keep their jobs. the department will restructure the human resources division to avoid layoffs. the 26 people who were going to lose their jobs will be reassigned to other parts of the agency. larry mohogan announced he was cutting the budget. the police commissioner could take over as the top officer in the city. that's what mayor stephanie rawlings-blake said she wants to happen. kevin davis took over in july after the mayor filed anthony batts. been a quick move up for davis. he started as deputy commissioner in january. before that he spent time as assistant chief in prince george's county and chief in anne arundel county. >>> officials want to make sure changes made to older guardrails will keep you safer. officials a

governor terry mcauliffe denied a last minute attempt to delay the execution of convicted serial killer prieto yesterday. the execution is scheduled for thursday. defense lawyers argue that prieto was mentally challenged and wanted to move the case to california. mcauliffe said the case has already been decided in the courts. >>> firefighters in prince george's say good-bye to their former deputy fire chief. she served prince george's community for 20 years as a firefighter. blue died in a car crash two weeks ago, the cause still being investigated. she was 48. this morning her funeral will be at mt. ennon baptist church. the viewing is at 10:00 and the service at 11:00. >>> president obama meets with cuban president raul castro in new york today. this will be the second time they met since both countries restored relations. the two leaders were expected to talk about the economy. president castro has said the u.s. economic embargo is still a major obstacle for cuba's development. >>> live at capitol hill, lawmakers will need to pass a spending bill by midnight tomorrow so as to avoid a

regardless, though, virginia governor terry mcauliffe says his state is ready. >> we are tracking a nor'easter and a hurricane joaquin. there's a chance both of these could meet together so this is a very serious issue for us. we are all meeting, we have met this morning, we are going to meet again this afternoon but we are fully mobilizing all the resources to prepare for this. >> the nfl is keeping a close eye on hurricane joaquin as well. and the impact it could have on this sunday's game at fedex field. officials confirmed with us they talked with the redskins about possibly rescheduling because of the weather. right now the redskins and eagles are still set to play sunday at 1:00 in landover. and you can track hurricane joaquin and tomorrow's big storms with the new wusa9 app, there's live radar and quick forecasts if you're on the go. >>> in loudoun county today residents did everything they could today to clean up from yesterday's storms before that second round comes through. hamilton station road partially collapsed, vdot was on the  scene picking up the roads so repairs could get s

. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe declined to intervene in the execution. barring a stay from the u.s. supreme court, he will be put to death at 9 p.m. thursday at greenville correction center in jarrett, virginia. >>> right now in georgia all efforts to safe the life of kelly dissendanner failed, the only woman on the state's death row. the 47-year-old was convicted in the murder of her husband 18 years ago. her lover stabbed him to death. her execution was scheduled to start a few minutes ago. >>> in prince william county police are investigating a shooting that forced several schools into lockdown today. it started after gun shots rang out on wrangler lane and woodbridge. it shook up some of the students who had to stay inside while police searched for the gunman. >> reporter: i'm raffaele sollecito relief -- stephanie ramirez at the dale forest apartments in woodbridge, a very up nerving feeling in the area. >> my -- unnerving feel in the area. >> my teachers didn't tell us, but my friends said people were shooting guns, kind of scary, but it happens so

. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe denied a last minute attempt to delay the execution of serial killer prieto. his attorney said he should not be put to death because he is  intellectually disabled. >>> in prince george's county tonight students who do not have their immunizations have two days to get them or they will not be allowed back in school. some 3,000 kids in the districts don't have their booster shots. that's about 2% of the school's population. the school is calling apparents to led them know about the dead -- parents to let them know about the deadline. if students don't get the shots in time, they can't go to school on thursday. >>> shaking hands for the camera, president barack obama and vladimir putin of russia both playing the blame game. >> and is the season really this bad? see how some of the washington redskins players are focusing on some other job skills tonight. >>> all morning long we kept you updated on a deadly fire in is he person a park -- in severna park, maryland, see you in the morning. >>> new tonight the blame game, president barack obama and r

those officers were cleared of wrongdoing and the virginian pilot newspaper report governor terry mcauliffe's office to release the report on what happened. his office has declined that request. >>> and a dedication will be held today at the new visitors center at the memorial in pennsylvania. that take place at 10:00. a new learning center will open for the public for the first time. it will be used for educational program and special events to remember the crew and passengers of flight 93 will take place tomorrow. >>> and the relationship between police and the community is like in the district. the aclu will hold several town halls this month. today will be at the baptist church starting at 6:30. it is hoped that residents can speak openly about policing in their community. >>> mayor muriel bowser is back tracking when it comes to the release of program -- of body camera footage. she would produce that it will be released to the public. now it included an exemption for footage of all assaults. >>> all eyes will be on tom brady and the new england patriots tonight. the team that won the sup

obama, first lady michelle obama, vice president biden, the governor of maryland, and governor terry mcauliffe on hand along with cardinal donald , the archbishop joseph cardinal whoso the bishop arch emeritus of the washington diocese. at 4:00 the house comes in with a pro forma session, but we will also bring you side-by-side coverage of the pope's landing at air force base -- at andrews air force base.

yesterday governor terry mcauliffe denied a last minute attempt to delay the sentence. prieto's attorneys argue the 49- year-old should not be put to death because he's intellectually disabled. it's been three years since anyone has been put to death in virginia. >>> if you've noticed your iphone has suddenly picking up your data, we have a solution, a warning about a new feature that's not so fun. >> reporter: if you're planning on taking an uber inside of prince george's county, your ride may cost you a little bit more. i'm ellison barber and i'll have more on that in just a minute. >> also forbes magazine releases its fortune 400 list and guess who isn't happy about >>> an important health deadline is looming in prince george's county. this morning we told parents what they need to know about some critical vaccinations. >> now the weather department is tracking another round of rain heading our way. we'll tell you when you need to have that umbrella handy. we'll see you in the morning. >>> if you're planning on traveling around prince george's county in an uber, you

today governor terry mcauliffe denied a last-minute attempt to delay the execution of convicted serial killer alfredo prieto. the high court would need to intercept to stop the execution which is set for thursday. defense attorneys argued prieto was mentally challenge and wanted to move the case to california. mcauliffe says the case has already been decided in the courts. >>> and the lawyer for the man who supposedly confessed to a deadly hit-and-run is questioning that confession. ryan's attorney claims the 22-year-old christian rapper was held until he confessed. police say solani ran down william mcdaniel in clarksburg last week after a fight over some music recording. solandi's mother turned him in. witnesses saw a car circle back and hit mcdaniel and then take off. he is being held without bond. he is charged with first-degree murder. >>> tonight escalon and pepco are asking d.c. regulators to reconsider their $6.8 million merger. today both companies filed a motion saying the merger would stabilize rates and enhance reliability for both electric and gas service. but opponents ar

longtime clinton confidant virginia governor terry mcauliffe tells the ap that bill clinton is, quote, ready to get out there. meanwhile, in an interview yesterday with cnbc, the former president may have offered a preview of arguments to come, painting the attacks against his wife, and her use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state, as mainly partisan. >> really it's similar to the strategy that the republicans employed against me with whitewater. but i'm glad it happened in 2015 instead of 2016. and i believe it will burn itself out. what the american people have to think of is this. a few months ago she was still the most admired person in public life in america. why? because she was covered because of the work she did. she'd been around a long time. people knew that she's on the level. she gets up every day and tries to do a good job. then all of a sudden the only thing that matters accept mails. what exactly does it matter? i trust the american people. they'll get this. they'll work through it. they'll understand it they're being sent a heavy signal, we don't want to

the request heads to terry mcauliffe. >>> money troubles mean the light rail project. governor larry hogan approved the changes. they include buying fewer trains up front and increasing the amount of time between trains. former president jimmy carter has spent a lot of time on camera. hello. probably not a whole lot of that. he ended up on the kiss cam at the atlanta braves game last night. he was there with his wife, of course. he gave her a big smooth. the couple has been married 69 years. >> congratulations to them. how cute are they. how sweet. >> you know what you have to do when the camera swings your way. >>> the white house will wish you a happy birthday if you put in a request and once in a while they may be off by a hundred years or so. >> take a look at this letter. >> this is what the white house sent a family in utah to their 1-year-old son. they con great him for turn 1g 01. >> missed mark there. >> he witnessed the best of what our nation can accomplish. >> you never know nchl one year, you can go through a lot of changes from the time you're born until

. >>> it's 5:50 and virginia's board of health wants to roll back strict regulations governor terry mcauliffents to reverse the rules. regulation supporters argue the rules help protect women's health. >> i should not be here today. i should be dead. >> carolina alculde is very much alive today and she's asking for your help. she was first introduced to you after a nasty derecho in 2012. a tree fell on her and severed her spins. she's run into complications and she recently lost her job. that means she's lot ler benefits as well. >> to be hateful or angry, it's a waste of tine. what am i supposed to be angry at? a tree that fell on me? >> friends started a go fund me fund called campo alculde. >> desperately need the rain. we're way behind essentially for the last thing days. 13 rainy days in the month of june. 12 inches of rain. we didn't need rain on july 1st but we need it now in the middle of september. it's typically a dry part of the year for us. it's not a surprise it's dry, but it's unusually dry. we've gone forever since we've had a real soaker of a rainstorm. still a mild 66 in wash

. >>> virginia governor, terry mcauliffe setting up a round table. he is making his way around the state to hear parents concerns about their children's education. school funding a particular focus. today's round table is happening at brooke point high school in stafford. >>> one neighborhood is on edge just as kids are heading back to school. the bus stop encounter that that is a community coming together. "news 4 midday" is back i >>> molette green at the live desk. a woman lost her life after being struck at the intersection of commonwealth avenue and braddock road. it happened just before 9:30 this morning. this is in you video, live video just in right now. this is a residential area. you can see police are still in that area. they are redirecting traffic and they are asking the public to come forward with any information that will help them solve this hit and run crash. that is the latest. back to you, aaron. >> all right, month he lelette, you. >>> new details about a helicopter training exercise that somehow went wrong killing a u.s. marine a

moments ago virginia governor terry mcauliffe declared a state of emergency in the storm. let's get to chief meteorologist doug hill who is tracking the storm and joaquin as well. doug: at last check the report by the national hurricane center, joaquin is drifting southwest toward the bahamas. show you full screen and get a big glimpse of the enhanced satellite. ind indicates that the storm is intensifying. cloud tops are higher and colder. it is getting stronger. top winds reported at 85 miles per hour. so what is going to happen around here in the next couple of days we will be watching and watching what happens. track to the southwest and it is going to make a uturn and head north. this is the latest track by the national hurricane center with the top winds of 85 miles per hour. gusting to 105. keep a note as you look at the track the center line doesn't mean it will come off chesapeake bay. i could come west or the east and staying offshore. this is like the center of the projection. but we are talking the sunday to monday time frame. it could intensify to category thr

governor terry mcauliffe denied a last minute attempt to delay the execution of convicted serial killeralfredo prieto yesterday. the execution is scheduled for thursday. defense lawyers argued prieto was mentally challenged and wanted to move the case to california. mcauliffe said the case was decided in the courts. >>> brown university has rescinded its honorary degree for bill cosby. brown becomes the third university to take this action in less than a week. the school's president said crosby admitted to conduct with women contrary to the values of brown. the 78-year-old admitted to affairs with several women who now accuse him of sexual assault. he's never been charged with a crime. >>> planned parenthood's president is making her first appearance before congress this morning since questionable videos went viral. cecil richards is criticizing republicans for not investigating. the videos show planned parenthood officials describing how they obtain fetus tissue for research. planned parenthood argues 1% of its 700 clinics obtain fetal tissue. president obama meets with cuban president

virginia's house has fought expansion of medicaid to the dismay of governor terry mcauliffe. >>> i'mmbarrassed as an american this has to be happen, those words from jon stewart on capitol hill yesterday. the current law that provides medical services to first responders is set to expire next month. >> everything that they say about the country, how much they believe in it is -- that's all symbolism as far as i'm concerned. if they can't take care of the people -- [ inaudible ] >> 72,000 9/11 first responders are enrolled under the health program. if the act is not renewed their health care will start phasing out. >>> coming up at 6:30, six families filed multimillion dollar lawsuits against the people they say could have prevented the navy yard shooting shooting. >>> it's 6:30 this thursday morning. aim nick. >>> i'm andrea roane. -- i'm nick giovanni. >>> i'm andrea roane. we begin with first alert meteorologist allyson rae. another beauty of a forecast. >> here we go again. very nothing but good news -- i have nothing but good news unless you're searching for rain. we don't have e

. >>> virginia governor terry mcauliffe's supreme court pick made her first appearance on the bench this week. but it could be her last one. justice jane roush is serving on an interim basis. her appointment expires tomorrow. she was at fairfax county circuit court. the governor said he plans to reappoint her. last month, republican lawmakers rejected electing judge roush to the court. >>> employees will keep their jobs. department will restructure the human resources division to avoid layoffs. the 26 people who were going to lose their jobs will be reassigned to other parts of the agency. last month maryland governor larry hogan announced he's cutting $3 million from the department's budget. baltimore's interim police commissioner could officially take over as the top officer of the city. that is what mayor steffi rawlings-blake said she wants to happen. kevin davis took over in july after the mayor fired anthony batts. it has been a quick move up for davis. he only started as deputy commissioner in january. before that he spent time as assistant chief in prince george's county. >>> off

in light of that fact, governor terry mcauliffe says it's important to remain vigilant.he says he's ordered security audits of all state agencies to be completed by october 15th. he'll look for ways on how to improve virginia and protecting ips against online attacks. >>> jon stewart is helping to lobby congress about a health program for 9/11 survivors. the world trade center health program is set to expire at the end of the month. if it's not extended survivors and first responders may lose access to doctors or medications. lawmakers also have to decide whether to allocate more money for the 9/11 victims' compensation fund. >>> the man who slashed the face of a u.s. ambassador will spend more than a decade in prison. jong was convicted of that attack on lippert. he had to get 80 stitches. kim said it was a protest of the joint military drills between u.s. and south korean troops. >>> if you're headed to the d.c. state fair don't be surprised to see a pot growing contest. the best bud contest is all about growing -- you like that? best bud. i didn't come up with that. a

. >>> today, terry mcauliffe will be in stafford county to hear your concerns about education. he's hosting a round table for parents. it's happening at brook point high school. if not invited you won't be able to serve on that panel today, but you can still go to the meeting. this is one of eight events happening throughout the state this fall. >>> in maryland, these students at concord elementary school in district heights will be heading to school with now backpacks today. they received the backpacks as part of our backpacks for kids campaign. this year, nbc4 has given more than -- given out more than 3,000 backpacks to help students across our region and we're glad to help out. >> thank you for your support as well. >>> today, veterans and military spouses could head to a job fair in the district. it is happening at nationals park. more than 70 employers with jobs available are expected to be there. this will be the first nats expo. hiring our heroes has held it since 2012. more than 500 veterans have preregistered for the event and it kicks off a 8:30 this morning. >>> ano

. >>> virginia's governor terry mcauliffe has declared a state of emergency in preparation for the heavy rain expected later this week and the potential arrival of hurricane joaquin. he is also encouraging families in virginia to prepare now for potential flooding by coming up with an emergency plan. it should be fair to evacuate and remember, he says, do not attempt to drive through flooded areas. >> anyone who lives along the coast here knows a nor'easter can be pretty rough. >> yeah. they really can especially if it's a long duration nor'easter as this one is going to be. we'll have winds out of the northeast for a good two to three days, at least and that's without joaquin moving in. so the nor'easter is part number one to this and that's number friday, into saturday and even into sunday and we'll see title departures of one to two feet and that will put areas like downtown alexandria under water, places that would normally flood, those are the areas that would flood around the georgetown region, so we'll be watching this closely and if you have a place along the chesapeake, as well.

members in south carolina, it ignited rage across the nation, even in virginia, leaving governor terry mcauliffecall for removal of the flag from state-issued license plates. i say they have hijacked the flag for their own nefarious purposes and that shouldn't be. >> reporter: dexter oliver is a member of sops of confederate veterans and takes issue with the new tag virginia just created for confederate supporters. >> i don't approve of them taking our emblem off which has the battle flag. >> reporter: but 1600 of them are headed to the mailboxes of virginia yaps who purchased the old plate. they are now being asked to replace it right away. >> we have enclosed a postage-paid envelope, we will just ask them to mail the old plates back us to so we can recycle them. >> reporter: brandy brew bake we are the dmv says police will be on the lookout for violators napped a matter of weeks, those with the old tags can be cited with a misamerican. >> we just want to make sure that everybody has a current, valid license plight on their vehicle. >> reporter: you won't see oliver with one on his car even tho

governor terry mcauliffe has restored their voting rights which means they will be allowed to vote, run for public office, even serve on juries. the democratic governor says more virginians have had their rights restored under his watch than under any other governor in a four-year term. >>> a friendly reminder now about some helicopter training exercises. they're said to take place in just a few minutes at the capitol. these are medical evacuation exercises conducted by u.s. park police and d.c. police. during this training, helicopters will land on the east front of the capitol and at union square. and there will be some temporary street closings as a result. the exercises will take place between 6:30 this morning and 8:00 this morning. also again tonight from 6:30 to 8:00. >>> a police raid ends with an officer and a homeowner being shot. >> there's only one problem. the officers entered the house through an unlocked rear door and it turned out to be the wrong house. >> we'll have more on that coming up. but first, here's allyson with a look at the weather. >> it's a little muggy out

the virginian pilot newspaper wants terry mcauliffe's office to release the report on what happened and they have declined that request. >>> are you ready for some football? we are hours away from the first official game of the season. a live report from massachusetts where the patriots are getting ready to take on the steelers. >>> just into the newsroom, an inside look at the apartment of convicted movie theater shooter james holmes. the shocking booby traps left behind. >>> you might need the wipers on this morning. as you drive in to work. depends where you live. amelia segal joins us next with amelia segal joins us next with your commuter what did iran's supreme leader get in the nuclear deal? to start with, $100 billion. they keep their nuclear facilities and ballistic missiles. there won't be surprise anytime-anywhere inspections. and after ten years, restrictions are lifted and iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. congress should reject a bad deal. we need a better deal. >>> take a look at the smoke and flames there. this was a lucky escape for dozens of students whe

biden and of course local dignities like muriel bowser, governor larry hogan, virginia governor terry mcauliffe. but the people who probably were most excited were some of the kids who were here. we know at one point as we watched pope francis walk down the entranceway onto the tarmac, there were four kids that came up to greet him and hand him a flower. those were four kids that were selected by the vatican from local catholic schools right here in our area. two of them were from sacred heart including 12-year-old girl named jocelyn aquino. one was from southeast d.c. a fourth student was from st. phillip the apostle out in camp springs, maryland. again, a first, third, fifth, and seventh grader got a meeting of a lifetime so to speak. also, just a little bit behind the scenes, i noticed as we were standing here during all the setup, literally 20, 30 minutes before the pope arrived, they were putting up banners on some of the risers where the crowd was. they were white banners and they said, "jesus loves us without limits, walk with francis." then when the pope got here we noticed those banner

governor terry mcauliffe's office says it is expected to release the administrative report on the arrest of marquis johnson. johnson and some lawmakers have repeatedly asked for the report. it is expected to be released pending signed consent agreements interest those involves. photo and video of the arrest back in march were circulated on social media sparking public outrage. agents were cleared of any wrongdoing and are back at work. >>> loudoun county appointed an interim supervisor following the arrest of its former leader. james bonfils will represent the broad run district, also the chairman of the county's parks and recreation board. the former supervisor revisigne after being arrested on assault and unlaw ful entry charges. >>> pope francis' visit to washington is generating a lot of excitement this morning. and not just from catholics. why some say his message is resonating with people outside of the church. >>> and breaking news from the first 4 traffic office here, blue, orange, silver lines, single-tracking between foggy bottom and mcpherson square because of a smoke incident

governor terry mcauliffe announced those grants yesterday. the school districts sharing in the $5.3 million grants, manassas, loudoun county and charlottesville. >>> it's the same old song for metrorail riders. be prepared for delays because of weekend track work. metro says five of its six lines are going to be affected this weekend. the orange, silver, blue and yellow lines are all going to operate every 24 minutes. redline trains will operate every ten to 20 minutes. the green line is expected to operate as usual. >> reporter: i'm nikki burdine live outside the georgetown apple store. there were quite a few people out here that actually spent the night. one of them is christoph. what time did you get here? >> 4:10 p.m. yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: was it worth it? >> yes, it absolutely was. this is my second time doing this overnight. last year i got in at 10:00 p.m. and we wanted to be first this time and we got it. me and my buddy are one and two in line. it was worth it. we had so much fun. >> reporter: a lot of people say this isn

governor terry mcauliffe denied a last-minute attempt to delay this sentence. prieto's attorneys argue he should not be put to death because he's integ recollectually disable -- intellectually disabled. >>> today we're expected to hear from the family of a man tased by fairfax county police. video appears to show 35-year- old elton cansler being shocked. fairfax county police are standing by the officer's involve saying cansler had a weapon and was resisting arrest. cansler's family says he has cerebral palsy and can't control his movements. >>> police need your help finding a missing woman from howard county. if you've seen this woman, 82- year-old mildred rice, she was last seen yesterday leaving howard county general hospital. she was driving a four-door lexus sedan, metallic gray. they're concerned to her welfare due to her age-related health problems. >>> new information this morning on the jesse matthew case. a judge here at the fairfax county courthouse received a letter claiming the accused killer is a victim himself. the judge received a letter from je

governor terry mcauliffe's office is expected to release the administrative report of the arrest of marquis johnson. johnson and some lawmakers repeatedly asked for this report. it is expected to be released pending signed consent agreements from those involved. photos and video of the arrest outside of a pub in march were circulated on social media sparking public outrage. the agents involved in the arrest were cleared of any wrongdoing and back at work. >>> loudoun county has a new interim supervisor following the arrest of one of its former supervisors, shawn williams arrested earlier this month on assault and unlawful entry charges. james bonfils will represent the broad run district also a chairman of the county's parks and rec board. williams resigned after his arrest. a newly elected supervisor will take over on january 1st. >>> it is 5:21. time for western and traffic on the 1s. something to look forward to because we are getting ready for the pope's arrival. >> weather will clear up a bit. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has the skinny. >> gray skies will clear up. sounds lik

earlier this summer, governor terry mcauliffe said he wanted the plates changed and a federal judge agreed. this move came after a gunman killed nine people at an historically black church in charleston, south carolina. and later, we saw images of the gunman posing with the confederate flag. >>> the federal fund to help people who got sick after the 9/11 attacks is now awarded more than $2 million to victims at the pentagon and in pennsylvania that includes three victims and five first responders at the pentagon. and money for two first responders from flight 93. that site in shanksville. $1.4 billion has been authorized for the program to help people in new york, arlington and shanksville. all awards are expected to be finalized in 2017. >>> a brand-new 9/11 memorial was dedicated today in shanksville, pennsylvania, on the site of that flight 93 crash. the crowd braved the rain to mark the opening of the $26 million exhibit. development is almost complete. the only thing left is the tower of voices. that's 93-foot structure with 40 wind chimes, one for every victim of flight 93. officials

governor terry mcauliffe ordered the confederate flag off the old dominion plates following the killingf nine african americans at a church in charleston, south carolina. a dmv spokesperson says drivers should get those new plates by october 3rd. >>> the new $26 million visitor center opened to the public today in shanksville, pennsylvania. a dedication ceremony was held this morning for the memorial and museum to honor the victims of united airlines flight 93. video, artifacts and photos tell the story of the brave people who wrestled with four hijackers for control of that airplane on 9/11. 44 people died in that crash including the hijackers. >>> police are trying to determine whether a serial shooter targeted more vehicles in phoenix, arizona, today. investigators are examining an 18 wheeler that was damaged. it is the latest possible target in a string of shootings that has phoenix on edge and drivers searching for alternative routes. the gunfire is centered around interstate 10, a main thoroughfare through town. fortunately there have been in injuries in the shootings over the pas

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sophisticated cyber attacks have taken the place of large scale bombings and in light of that terry mcauliffeays it's important to remain vigilant. he's ordered security audits of all state agencies to be completed by october 15th. he will then look for ways to improve how virginia protects against online attacks. >> a wonderful district. students will wake up to this on the way to classes. others placed american flags around the mall on campus yesterday. nearly 500 of you shared this video from the nbc washington facebook page. the terp vets organization said it wanted to remember those who died. >>> also in maryland today, a piece of the world trade center will be placed in front of the kensington volunteer fire department. that's on pliers mill road. at marymount university, veterans will ring the bells at 8:46 a.m. that's the moment that the first plane hit the world trade center. and then schoolchildren and veterans will take part in a day of service to help military families. >>> jon stewart is helping to lobby congress about a health program for 9/11 survivors. it's set to expire at th

terry mcauliffe, the virginia governor, larry hogan, the maryland governor and a poignant visit having been diagnosed with cancer and d.c. mayor bowser all three of them by the way graduates of catholic high school. of course, catholic dignitaries will be here. cardinals and bishops. maybe you can hear a band started playing. that is high school band from a maryland catholic high school. as well, that's been some practicing of military honor guard and all in all for such a big occasion, a pretty small welcome not a lot of pomp and circumstance. this is the pope who everyone remembers after he was elected pope decided to get on the bus with the rest of the cardinals and gained worldwide popularity with the humility and simple life style and comparatively it will be a simple welcome before a couple of jam-packed days here in d.c.. brian? >> chris, this point you made, we are used to seeing heads of state and vips and the traditional welcoming ceremony at the white house which we will still see tomorrow and that is show of respect. most of them come and go through joint base andrews. that

mayor muiriel bowser, larry hogan, and terry mcauliffe. we have to remember, governor hogan from michigan has been battling lymphoma, so be interesting later on to get his thoughts on what it is like for him. all three of them, by the way, graduated from catholic high school. what it means for him to meet the holy father, you know, after the year that he has had and what he has had to go through. and also the, you know, it was interesting the 18 miles that he's going to be traveling from joint base andrews to the vatican embassy up on mass avenue. i travel that way and i come into work and i must tell you there were a lot of people out there cleaning it up and getting it ready. if he takes that route, that is probably the most logical route for him to take. >> you know, wendy, as you were speaking there we saw him greet about four children selected from catholic schools here. i think third, fourth, and sixth grades as well. and now he is on the move and we understand that he's closer to you, chris. is that right? >> yeah, chris. >> reporte

terry mcauliffe, he found a development in his year as government, and virginia growth rate was 0.0%.only city in america that has a worst performance was atlantic city, new jersey. we have been hit hard by it. the contract space, the they have been able to preserve their workforce. the littlest guys have enough set aside. but the medium-sized have disappointed -- disappeared. rates that vacancy we have seen in our lifetimes. the third piece, we have not learned anything from it. if you asked me about what is coming i do not see us getting a budget by september 30. most people anticipate the omnibus of last december happening again just before we adjourn for the holidays. that was before the planned parenthood video. now a ted cruz and rand paul threatening no budget ever until planned parenthood is zeroed out. which provides about a third of the birth control for american women. so a spike in abortions and stds. god knows where we are going to go. we read your paper and learn nothing from it. good to be optimistic about it. [laughter] michael: very clear and compelling. to take us ou