no against virginia. and that is why on november 6 i'm asking you to vote no to senator kaine and vote yes to virginia's future. thank you very much. >> senator kaine, your final. senator kaine: virginians in my 24 years of being elected life and getting around the state are positive and welcoming and inclusive and innovative people. and my theme of virginia that works for all is not just an expression what i tried to do but an expression of what i hear from virginians. let's pull together and do good things for our commonwealth and country. that's how i have led all along. that's how i have led in the senate. getting bill after bill passed. corey may think it's nothing to build a 355 ship navy or battle opioid. he thinks it's nothing to expand career and technical education or medical research, but virginia thinks it's something. when corey stewart says take virginia back, virginians don't want to go back. there is nothing in the rear-view mirror that looks better to virginia than what we can see in the

do we want a virginia that works for all or do we want to take virginia back? that is what is at stake. >> all right, thank you both. you're good at keeping the time so far, let's see if we can keep it up. all right, i want to begin with you and the big story in the nation capital. -- in the nation's capital. there are multiple allegations now against supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. christine blasey ford has brought the most significant accusations. is there anything that she or judge kavanaugh could say tomorrow that would change your mind about her? >> this is the thing. this is beneath the dignity of the united states senate. it is not just democrats, republicans as well. that needs to end. we have dragged america through this horrible spectacle in the united states senate. and who is doing it? 100 and the senate, 435 in the house. they are guilty in my perspective. here is what they are doing. they spent $17 million to quash accusations of sexual harassment against them, and now they are going after judge kavanaugh .36- year-old allegations, when he

we will put west virginia first.ng and applause] we will fight against all those unlawful and illegal regulations that hold back job creators like the one i defeated as your attorney general and the ones that president trump is withdrawing. we will ignite the economy even more. we will supercharge west virginia we make the trump tax cuts permanent. [cheering and applause] we will we empower the people of the state of west virginia with term limits that hold washington politicians accountable. [cheering and applause] we will stop the funding of planned parenthood and -- yeah, we will. [cheering and applause] we will take back our west virginia values and end the [inaudible] liberals in washington. and not insignificantly, we will all stand for the national anthem. [cheering and applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa. >> but i need your help. we are getting a lot of support from president trump and in fact, because of his last trip we are even in the polls. but we have a lot more work to do against the wily ways of the washin

he spent 20 years covering virginia here and in richmond. julie carey is news fours she peniston covering virginia politics for more than 20 years. dr. mark rozell listing of the school of government at george mason university. so now republican nominee prince william county board of supervisors chairman corey stewart. [applause] and the democratic incumbent senator tim kaine. [applause] as determined by a coin toss chairman stuart you have the first 90 seconds. senate thank you very much chuck and thank you all for hosting this debate today. i want to thank the wife of 24 years my wife maria and her two sons isaac and luke for their support for the united states senate is broken. they are not talking with one another, they are yelling at each other. republicans blaming democrats, democrats blaming republicans and nothing is getting done. including with senator kaine. senator kaine isn't automatic no term thing president trump proposes. he's bitter about 2016 from the president proposed increasing or military budget and rebuilding or militar

julie car is news 4's northern virginia bureau chief and has been covering virginia politics for nbc 4 for more than 20ye s, and dr. mark rozelle is dean of the char cool school of policy and has been writing and commenting on v ginia politics for over 30 years. now let me introduce the candidates. republican nominee, prince william county board of supervisor cha cory stewart. [ applause ] and the democratic incumbent senator tim kaine. [ applause ] avairman stewart, you the first 90 seconds to yourself. >> thank you very much, chuck, and thank you all for hosting th debate today. i want to also thank my wife of 24 years, myif maria, and our two sons isaac and luke for their support. the united states senate is broken. they're not talkingith one another. they're yelling at each other. democrats. blaming democrats blaming republicans. nothing is getting done. including with senator kane. senator kane is an automatic no to everything that president trump iproposes. bitter about 2016. when the president proposed increasing our military budget, rebuilding our military, senator mccain ved

in virginia, we can't keep printing money. i'm proud to have balanced a budget during my time in the state senate. [applause] attacks priorities need to benefit the middle class and encourage been business and wage growth. >> thank you, two years ago my opponent said we needed to have corporate tax cuts and i agree. and we did. now, we need to make sure we expand on those. interestingly, the combination of having the tax cuts and increasing defense spending which was important. we now have a $550 million surplus in virginia. that's a benefit of our tax cuts. the states are reaping 20 billion windfall. recently aubrey lane was asked to what you attribute this surplus and he answered and said, a lot of it has to do with stopping sequestration and now spending on defense in the federal tax cuts. those are both measures i advocated and fought for. i may be the only member in the region who voted for both the budget that fully funded the military and the tax cuts. her same benefits every day. when we have an economy booming, makes

we are going to put west virginia first.eering] we're going to fight against all of those unlawful and you legal regulations that hold back job creators like the one i defeated as your attorney general and the ones that president trump is withdrawing. we are going to ignite the economy even more. we will supercharge west virginia when we make the trump tax cut permanent. [cheering and applause] and, we are going to re-empower the people of the state of west virginia with term limits to hold washington politicians accountable. [cheering and applause] we will stop the funding of planned parenthood -- yeah, we will. and we are going to take back our west virginia values and and the grabs by the liberals in washington. and, not insignificantly, we will all stand for the national anthem. [cheering and applause] [chanting usa!] but i need your help. we are getting a lot of support from president trump. because of his last trip, we are basically even in the polls, but we have a lot more work to do against the wily ways of these was

it's about virginia. solving virginia problems and bringing virginia solutions to the forefront.about work. the dignity of working people. fair wages, a fair tax code, sills skills, training, immigration reform but finally it's about those last two words in the pledge of allegiance for all. we need people who will stand up for all. we don't have to accept the politics just for a few, for some or for me. we don't have to accept devivepness or anger. we need people who will stand up for those last two words in the pledge of allegiance. that's what i've done and what i'll have the honor to do if i'm re-elected. thank you. [applause] >> senator kaine, everybody. dd >> we hope this has been informative for all of you. mark will join me again and close this out but we hope everyone has had a wonderful time and that this has been informative for each and every one. >> did you learn something about each candidate? that's what this is about. and this wraps up tonight's town hall forum. we thank you again for watching. >> our next events is wednesday, october 3 at hampton university's conv

trump: listen, this is west virginia.ighest ever first-quarter surplus, history -- $120.5 billion above estimate. revenue growth by month, july of 24.1. 14.9. 16.9. total revenue growth for west virginia up 18%. thank you, president trump, thank you. [cheering and applause] gov. justice: i will be short and sweet, nobody can love this man more than i except you, maybe. [cheering and applause] gov. justice: what he has done for west virginia is off the charts. we have got to step up. we have got to deliver him patrick morrissey. we have to deliver him an absolute solid republican congress. come on, now. get behind him. god bless all of you. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: big jim. that's a big man. and he's doing a great job, he really is, he is doing a great job -- look at these numbers. for july, up 24.1%, revenue growth. [cheering and applause] pres. trump: think of that. i will tell you, look, you people, you know, you were great to me, we won the state i-40 two points. do you know what 42 points is? and that, in

presidents who were born in virginia, the fourth chief justice of the united states, born in virginia, and patrick henry, the famous patriot who said give me liberty or give me death. it's a scene -- we are depicted on standing of the shoulders of pocahontas. why is pocahontas saving the life of captain smith, depicted in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol? the u.s. capitol houses the legislative branch of government. and the rotunda is the country's grandest ceremonial room, which is evocative of a roman pantheon. here is pocahontas under the magnificent dome. we want to know why she is being afforded this respect. although historians today dispute and discount the idea that she saved captain smith's life, early in our history people believe that to be true. this incident is painted in the rotunda of the u.s. capitol. in saving captain smith's life pocahontas was credited with saving the four james colony. in saving the four james colony she is credited with saving the birthplace of democracy. the first assembly elected representatives in what will become the united states of america. a

this is the united states and whether it is texas or florida or virginia because virginia looks like it's very much in the past. maryland, by the way, could be affect it, very seriously affect the. it's a little bit outside of the path. and of course south carolina, north carolina. i think any amount of money, whatever takes were going to do. but we have tremendous tracking systems. we have food systems. we have a lot of contract or is waiting, but for the most part it's been handled by fema and also we coordinated locally. we have food for days. generators for many days. we should be in great shape. i've also heard it could be 21 and 22 inches. you can imagine what that is. 22 inches of rain. it is not something that we've had. we've had appeared certainly would never have this on the east coast. i think we are very well prepared, very well set up. >> i think this director is very similar to hurricane hugo in almost like a combination of people in 89. locally executed come a state managed in federally supported. by fema is doing is repositioning to support governors impacted with ac

the people of west virginia love our country.our history, and they always respect our great american flag. [cheering] pres. trump: this is a truly amazing time for our nation. our economy is booming like never before, remember i told you. way, your state is booming like never before. [cheering] pres. trump: poverty is plummeting, our stock market is , it reached its all-time high in history, either way, which i view as jobs, jobs, jobs. all-time high. miners areat coal back to work. [cheering] pres. trump: a lot of people said that wasn't going to happen. you are back to work. not only back to work, they are opening up mines all over the place, we are opening up steel mills needthe steel coal miners are working and the steel workers are working and our whole country is working. we are taking care of our veterans and our military will soon be more powerful than ever before. [cheering] pres. trump: america is winning again. again.rica is respected nations.ft the united believe me, they respect us now again. they all respect us. and

this is the united states and whether it is texas or florida, virginia because virginia looks like it'sy much in the past. maryland, by the way, could be affected, very seriously affect to just do not a little bit outside of the past. and of course south carolina, north carolina. i think that any amounts of money, whatever it takes we are going to do. we are already set up. we have tremendous tracking systems, food systems, a lot of contractors waiting, but for the most part it's handled by fema and also coordinated locally. we have food for days. we have emergency equipment and generators for many days. we should be in great shape. now i also heard it could be 21 and 22 inches. you can imagine what that is. 22 inches of rain. it is not something that we've had it certainly would never have this on the east coast. but i think were very well-prepared. very well set up, wouldn't you say? >> to start right here is very similar to hurricane hugo, almost a combination of hurricane hugo and 89. the successful disaster response recoveries are locally executed, managed and better supported. fem

the virginia massacre -- virginia tech massacre. there has been a lot of passionate debate raging about training teachers to keep students. the county school board decided to armed teachers because they cannot afford to hire more school resource officers. what do you say to voters there who says what happens in northern or central virginia might be ok for them, but here, this is what we want. we want to arm our teachers. tell them how to secure their kids. if they have a strategy that they think will work for them, i will not tell them otherwise. as a mayor of richmond, with my kids in the richmond goals, we put resource officers in to keep kids safe. area thatl you, the is so critically important was the painful lesson that i learned on the worst day of my life in april of 2007 at virginia tech. -- youngd young men , throughs mentally ill his tears and teachers knew how to help them succeed with medication. he was mentally ill and dangerous. to have aegal for him weapon but because of weaknesses in the background check system, he w

it is about virginia, solving problems and bringing virginia solutions to the forefront. it is about the dignity of orking people. a fair wage and tax code. finally, it is about those last two words in the pledge of allegiance for all. we need people to stand up. we do not have to accept the vice of nurse or bitterness or anger. we need people to stand up for those last words in the pledge of allegiance. that is what i will do if i had the honor to be reelected. > senator kaine, everybody. [applause] >> we hope this has been informative for all of you. we will close this out, but we hope everyone has had a wonderful time and that this has been in normative for everyone. did you learn something about ach candidate? this is what that is about. that wraps up tonight town hall forum. we thank you for watching. >> in new mexico two members of congress are running for overnor. democrat michelle lujan grisham and republican steve earce. >> from krqe your local election headquarters. this is a 2018 gubernatorial debate.

, central portions of virginia and west virginia and its impact will be through the mid-atlantic. not only south carolina, north carolina or virginia, but this takes all the way to delaware. >> i have to tell you the states have been terrific. everybody's working together. the governors and all the representatives have been absolutely fantastic. there's nobody like you people. what they're doing is incredible. >> what happened in puerto rico, how do we apply the lessons i took from puerto rico? >> puerto rico is incredibly successful. puerto rico is actually our toughest because it's an island. everything is by boat. remove the hospital into puerto rico, a tremendous military hospital in the form of a ship development. i think the governor has been very nice because the governor he'll tell you what a great job. probably the hardest one by far was puerto rico because of the island nature. i think it was one of the best jobs that's ever been done with respect to what this is all about. puerto rico got hit not one hurricane, but two. the problem was puerto rico is there electric grid

beach, virginia. kind of two but they are quick. i am following up on lee's measure of mcclellan. how much do you think his view , impacting, timid his decision to save the campaign as opposed to call off the retreat and fight, and secondly i didn't hear of the shrieking of the army of northern virginia related to soldiers not being able to invade the north. do you agree with that? scott: second part first and first part second. i found no evidence of them opposed to going in. one north carolina resident in walker's division. someone in a history of the unit said there were some men who said we didn't sign up for doing this. we signed up to defend the confederacy, so we don't want to go in there. i did find some evidence that, or some rumors, that soldiers through their shows -- shoes away. long street said anyone without shoes could not going to maryland. there were rumors they threw their shoes away. we get attached to these armies. that could never happen. really? you don't eat food and you are mar

the president is here in west virginia to help the west virginia attorney general patrick morrisey. mr. morrisey tells us he expects the president to come back for at least one more rally before voters in west virginia head to the polls in november. this is a close senate race. democratic joe manchin is ahead with an average of 9 percentage points. but a new internal poll shows they are essentially in a dead heat. >> if you look through the list, the polls were from july and august before the president came in to charleston and before a lot of the ads started coming out. that was before we went up on the air. now we are up to our third commercial and ads do make a difference. we are optimistic that we are gaining ground every day. the reality is the last time the president came we got a big bump when he was in charleston. morgantown, parkers burke. reporter: morrisey is hitting his opponent on a number of issues. he calls him a washington liberal. he voted alongside republicans to confirm justice neil gorsuch. he says he supports the delay and the fbi investigation. the attack from

than what he's already going to get in virginia. it's not going to be a situation, most likely, where whatever his sentence is in d.c. is added on to his sentence in virginia. >> help me understand that. let's say he gets ten in virginia and ten in d.c. most likely how does that work? concurre concurrent? >> so the question is whether they run concurrently or consecutively. my experience in situations like this is that the second sentencing judge usually runs the sentences partially concurrent, which means they partially overlap and partially consecuti consecutive. it is very unlikely in a case like this, a white collar case, where the charges and the conduct is so similar that you would have both sentences run consecutively. so if he's only going to get a few more years anyway on the d.c. case, it a-- it's a lot of time, a lot of efforts, a lot of resources and a lot of witnesses that you're putting on the stand that can be cross examined on their testimony later that you might want to avoid. there's a lot of reasons short of coope

[applause]. >> this is west virginia. the highest ever first-quarter surplus. 120.000000000 above us the revenue growth by month. up to 24.1. total revenue growth. up 18%. i will be sure to be short and sweet. what he's done for west virginia. off the charts. we have to step up. we have to deliver him. we have to deliver him an absolute solid republican congress get behind him. god bless all of you. [applause]. ig m.s a big man. and he's doing a great job. look at these numbers. up 21.4% revenue growth. think of that, you people, you were great to me we won the state by 42 points. in all fairness it's not like an and independent. that's against a democrat. he took me and that i produce. i produce. these are great people. and they love not only the beautiful clean coal. west virginia is back. a lot faster than even i thought could happen. these guys are massive. how would you like to make computer widgets. they have no interest in delicate computer parts. we also had with us the secretary of state mac warner. great job. a

>> in places like virginia, i don't think there's any doubt. the last time he did a rally from morrisey came from no chance, to now there's an opportunity, particularly how will mansion vote on kavanaugh. trump likes going to west virginia. it's a party for him. tennessee will be a big tell on this. i don't think president trump has coat tails -- i think president trump has coat tails in certain states. that's why you'll see him campaigning in those states. leland: you watched the president's crowds in west virginia, a state he won by multiple double digits. yet, you've got a democratic senator in joe mansion who really does still have a chance to hang on there. how do democrats capitalize on that and try to turn out trump voters turned democratic senate supporters? >> i think all the democrats really have to do is push for turnout. if you look at the history of west virginia, joe mansion is replacing robert byrd. there's a history of supporting the democratic party. so i think the democrats have they focus on turnout, they really should win we

rob whitman, he serves on the armed services and natural resources committee, the republican of virginia, good morning. >> good morning, pedro. >> could you talk about the areas of the commonwealth, particularly where you serve and how they might be affected by florence? >> absolutely. well the governor has done an evacuation in what's called zone a, the very low-lying areas, places like mathews county, a mandatory evacuation. those are areas likely to be affected by storm surge and even by heavy amounts of rain. that has been put in place by the governor, local emergency services coordinators are monitoring those areas to make sure citizens know what they can and cannot expect if winds are over 40 miles an hour, there will not be first responders available to go to those areas. all those issues are taken care of with those local governments. the second area is with our military. the naval station norfolk, ships have been sent to sea. two aircraft carriers, the "george h.w. bush" and "the abraham lincoln" sent to sea as well as 14 other surface ships and those are now at sea. additionall

the virginia facilities whereme the virginia facilities whereme can soon be banned kaine: my dad ranonworking shop. i learned hard work and a trade from him and his workers. then i went to honduras as a missionary and taught kids to be carpenters and welrs. our economy works best when everyone has a skill, like shipbuilding. that's why i created career and technical academies across virginia and passed a law to expand job training for young people. i'm tim kaine, and i approve this message. here in virginia, we have to build an economy that works f all. >>> you're watching news 4 today. >>> welcome back. na pitcher matt scherzer has hit another incredible milestone. >> hes so amazing to watch. really. he reported his 300thstrikeout of the season last night against marlins.i scherzer took the mound and threw ten strikeouts. he's now only the 17th player in modern baseball history to reach this mark. wow. the nats won the game 9-4. today is the l ot home game the season as they wrap up the series against the marlins. first pitch this afternoon at 4:05. he's one of the best pitchers tb

they will march this will to winchester, virginia. hat leaves a balance of 5eu6z,000 to 69,000. 3,107 in the e there and you have a of about 63,000 men. they will fight the battle of 37,000 andth between 40,000 men. you can do the math. lose 25,000 to 27,000 stragglers in the maryland campaign. these are sick guys guys who to eat. et something hey are at the end of their tether. hey leave a stream of stragglers. that is 40% lost due to straggling. is a massive problem. if you think it is all made up after e's correspondence the maryland campaign is over. he didn't think it was made up. crisis.a is a my of the potomac hodgepodge of three different armies. even w that every army though they belong to the same army, do things a little differently. work for the national park service and spwefrpb station did things resource y than management and law enforcement and so on. it is the same with where we did differently than antietam or fredericksburg. way. are the same you have the first corps and pope's armyboth from of virginia. one ave the

top in ticket sales for the west virginia state university top in ticket sales for the west virginiaiversity top in ticket sales for the west virginia state university tayour doctor about xarelto®. top in ticket sales for the west virginia state university >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >>> well, part of the trickle-down effect of the opioid epidemic is its impact on children of addicts. in some cases it's forced grandparents to step in and take over the family, raising the grandkids while their own children battle substance abuse. kenneth craig reports from hard hit west virginia. >> reporter: at 65 and 62 years old, sharon and terri beckett are raising children for a second time. >> you just love them like they're your very own. they struggle because they miss their mom and dad sometimes. >> reporter: mariah and elijah were left in their care while their parents are battling drug addictions. their mother has been out of their lives for ears and their father in and out of rehab. >> what were you most fearful of the situation? >> that the wel

. >> maryland and virginia are unde statesf emergency. chris is live in old town alexandria with infmation that governors from both states are giving out. chris. with everything that you're preparations about for this storm. mind.this in i want to show you this. ta a look at all of these sandbags piled up here in old town. this givesou an idea of how inundated we have been with rain over the pastew days and weeks. everything coming our way will be hitting gund already saturated with water. take a look now. as you take a look at the preparations underway in parts of north carolina and south carolina and virginia too as well, certa areas preparing for more of the wind storm, going to take the brunt of the hurricane. others preparing, as chuck mentioned, if that storm stalls out and continuesllo dump of that rain we could see widespread catastrophic flooding. folks are preparing right now. we're a few hours away from evacuations getting started in virginia. the governor ordered the o evacuation a quarter of a million people from the eastern

, and what's west virginia seeing from that?anthony: chef mike costello and partner amy dawson are looking to keep that culture alive and appreciate it, and paying off locally for the region it originated in. "lost creek farm" is their place. ♪ and the nucleus of that effort is the garden. >> amy: we have two different varieties that we are picking today. the one are the logan giants. >> lou: this seed is logan giant seed. they're an heirloom strain of beans and i've had these seeds for 40 years. >> mike: this guy down at the end of the table, lou, is in his 90's, he said it's important for somebody to carry on these traditions, and gave me his stock of heirloom beans this year. >> anthony: this is what heirloom looks like outside of holy foods. bloody butcher corn, fat horse beans, candy roaster squash and homer fikes yellow ox heart tomatoes. >> mike: nice and soft and it's like a really sweet green tomato. >> anthony: these ingredients define a near lost time and flavor. >> mike: we've got some sweet corn chowder. we're just

donald trump is against expanding medicaid in virginia. against protections for pre-existing conditions. and he sabotaged the healthcare market, hiking insurance rates up to 64 percent in virginia. barbara trumpstock agrees. voting with trump 98 percent of the time. jennifer wexton believes healthcare is a right ... and successfully fought to expand medicaid in virginia. "i'm jennifer wexton and i approved this message... because change is coming." not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. >>> one yeargo terrorn las vegas. a gunman murdered 58 people whiln shooting down a crowded concert from his hotel room. it was the worst masshooting modern u.s. history. today near the u.s. capitol protesters gathered to call for toher gun restrictions. they made posters showing those tlled and l flowers. many spoke about the importance of november's mid term election. a lot of voices echoed the came message including tha of a 7-year-old girl. >>

so joe manchin put out his own and. >> i was born and raised in west virginia. this is what i'm fighting for. a strong military, securing our borders, and keeping our promises to our veterans and miners. technical training for good paying jobs, decent and affordable health care, and the second amendment always. i approve this message because i will work with both parties and any president who wants to get things done for the people of west virginia. host: your thoughts on those ads? guest: it's a lot of what we see from joe manchin and his political career as governor and senator, he's walking the fine mind running for reelection in a state that donald trump carried by 36 points on election day. that's hard. politician,skilled that thou he's gotten elected summary times and he is currently leading. one thing that interesting about the nra ad is that it features scenes from a trump rally in west virginia, and this is where you will see the president on the trail this fall, he will go to the states. particularly the five senate states i mentioned with democratic s

northern virginia, d.c. and montgomery county, maryland, are on the short list for possible locations. the d.c. mayor and maryland gove or the are confident in their bids. >> i think we have put forward four great sites. we're obviously asought-after city in a very hot region. force. educated work >> we feel very good about the proposal we made. it's very exciting that gi maryland, va and the district are all on the short list. >> reporter: virginia's didn't make it tonight because of hurricane florence. amazon has promised 50,000 new jobs and construction spending of more than $5 billion. bezos didn't announce his decision tonight, but he says -- >> we will announce a decision before the end of this year. >> reporter: shomari stone, news 4. >>> back to our top story now, hurrheane florence battering t carolina coast. we're seeing major storm surge already tonight in places like new bern, north carolina. here are live pictures of nags head, in the outer banks. florence wil makeandfall by this time tomorrowin

university of virginia professor elizabeth barron talks about elizabeth van loon who operated a union spy ring out of the confederate capital of richmond. this hour-long talk was part of the annual summer conference posted by the get a birds college is -- gettysburg college. >> member of the history department here at gettysburg college, i'm also the director of the civil war institute. it is my pleasure this afternoon to enter his elizabeth barron, the associate director of the -- for civil war history. also the -- of american history. all the university of virginia. thankfully, she is not a hockey buff. she said go cap's. what has happened to the american sports team. i never thought a civil war conference people would be jawing about hockey. she opposed in number of books including, we mean to be counted, white women and the politics in virginia. published by the university of north carolina. that's 98. this union which is one of my favorite overviews of the political press of the 1850's -- this union is published by the university . and victory and freedom at the end of the civil

we're in virginia beach. at the beginning of the week a lot of folks were preparing for major impact. in fact, evacuation orders are still in effect for a lot of the low lying areas, the areas closer to the coast.ho ver, many of the folks who decided to leave, some even deciding to come back and to wait out the remnants of the storm. expected to be strong, t ates they're expecting winds at 75 miles an hour. flding could be a major issue. this hampton roads area is used to that.ha they'll stay way through the weekend. a beach that is oftentimes packed with people through the summer and the early part of the fall, you can see not many people are out here. however, the folks out here, some of them are hard core whe it comes to the strong surf. >> every time you get out here you're >>rvous. eporter: but you're still out here. yep. >> the people down here at 33rd street. the currents out here, we're trying to keep an eye onod ever the best we can. >> reporter: back out here live. we have moved a few blocks from th

for the folks in west virginia? in west virginia as it is all across the country. on my show we have talked about it every day, for most in the discussions the fact that joe manchin a democrat in a tight race with republican patrick morcey has not said yet how he's going to vote. when i talked to his office earlier today he's about 50-50, he hasn't made up his mind but was leaning kavanaugh before the hearings of the past week. jon: obviously the folks in west virginia are going to be watching how he votes. >> no question about that and remember i've done informal polling, formal polling that about 60% of west virginians want to see kavanaugh confirmed and that is roughly reflective of president trump's approval rating in west virginia, about 60%. on the one hand democrats pulling on one direction but you have the popular support in west virginia for kavanaugh confirmation. >> you have the president going to west virginia tonight to try to rally the republican faithful to rally his base in favor of morcey but the ra

of mor than 500 virginia teachers since 2000. about 170d maryl teachers in the same time frame lost their have changed thing in that state. after our i-team reports, the maryland state d artment of education began posting the whom of all teachers for it's revoked a license for misconduct. if you go on their web site, nthere's a link the bottom right. click on it and you will see the names of thoseheeachers and school districts in which they work and the dates the licenses were revoked. maryland doesn't have of those online portals, though, where you can check the licenses of all the other teachers in this state. for that you have to e-mail or call the state department of education itself. >> reporter: you have to call or e-mail the office of state superintendent of education. >> it takes a lot to get someone's license revoked. >> reporter: child safety advocate jennifer alvaro says parents must be vigilant and do their home work. in our investigation we s discoverool districts don't always announce publicly when a teacher's licen

that prevented east carolina to play virginia tech. virginia went ahead with its home game against ohio. but it was on the road. virginia making nashvill tennessee, their home, on the campus of vanderbilt. niceus camp all-cavaliers early. up t aouchdown in the first. bryce perkins and the sidelines, mes one guy miss. he is gone. 86-yard score. part of a 240-receiving yard day for him. later in the first, it's 14-7, at this point. another huge play for virginia. lrdan ellis goes right up the gut, as theike to say. trun everyone. this is a 75-yard score. 170 rds, 3 touchdowns. virginia wins over ohio, 45-31. >>> 79, jordan mcnair is always in the terrapins' hearts. back at college park. terrapins down three. blocks a punt. he picks it up himself and goes 27 yards to the touchdown. a two-score game a thispoint. at the next terrapi possession, they're driving. right to him, shawn bradley. he plays for temple. body is going to catch him. 78 yards for the score. maryland loses, in disappointing fashion, 35-14, to temple. >>> and finally, sim

now, as you noted, we are watching flames on the other side, on virginia 5th and virginia avenue side of the building, so to the extent indicates flames having jumped or at least the fireng barge enough to need to be fought from two sides of the building, defie'tely seen that larger area of flames.ng as i'm loot the roof of the building, though, you know, i have to note that at least from the edges, from what i can see o k street, on the backside access to the marine facility here and from the virginia avenue side, i doesn't look like as though the roof has collapsed anywhere. i meanri the int of the building is excellent from the backside we're looking a directly and from the k-street side i can see the entire sidew of as . >> yet, on that western and northwestern corner of the building, fles. flames have really, really stiln dug i there as that hose there on thatextended ladder still pouring water directly on it. the flames have not lessened at listen, aaron, as you were talking, i was just told we have video now of a rescue that was just affected moments o. put that up. i don't kno

t virginia's governor. he wants the commonwealth to be prepared. >> they're looking at this as a coastal impact. >> this is a storm that is a very large, dangerous storm. it will affect all of virginia. >> today president trump adding virginia. >> we just want to make sure those assets are pre positioned. >> whatever t side, democrat, republican, there is no partisanship. we ought to be abl to work together. >> reporter: much of carolina on the coast, sunny is that deceiving. >> i would rather be safe than sorry. >> reporter: on face time we connected withy. dann heading toward northern virginia to stay with friends. >> i was going to stay and evacua evacuate. >> the u.s. navy is not lingering either. they carried many of the vessels out to sea.op dannyg the keep her distance from the hurricane. >> you don't know if you'll even be able to get out. >> reporter: tonight fairfax counties are asking for a f things. they're asking to you clear some of the drains,lear some of the trees, the shrubbery. if you have

it will affect all of virginia and certainly t coastal areas. we worry about the storm surge and flooding. but inland with the rain, i noticed the potomac river is very full right now. so i think everybody has to pay attention to what's going on. >> reporter: late today in fairfaunty, officials putting out an alert to all their oesidents asking those you who live there to help them out a bit. do somee clearing of drains. do some trimming in the area. if you have important items on the sement or ground floor, move it up a a precaution to be safe. >> all right. important to be prepared. >> thanks. >>> because of florence, the parks service is pushing back work on the arlingtonemorial bridge. it was scheduled to be closed all weekend so crews could set up for major repair work. the closure being planned for two weekends from now. they will start the evening of friday the 21. it will reopen on monday the 24th. >>> jim hdly is in his car heading down the coast right now. find him on social media for behind the scenes pictures and videos as the monste

west virginia is a very supportive state of the president. the president's going to remind voters of what his stance is, and he's going to tell them to watchmanchin really closely. same thing for heidi heitkamp in north dakota who has not said how she's going to vote on the kavanaugh nomination. so this, the political implications of in the are pretty big, and if nothing big comes out of this probe, you'll, i think you'll see the republicans' support shore up, and they might grab a couple of democrats too. mike: and those moderates say to their constituents, hey, we had the fbi take a look, and there was nothing there, right? >> right. it does give them a reason to get to yes. and, certainly are, that's some of the indications that we've seen previous, before the, you know, before the sexual allegations came out, sexual misconduct allegations came out, joe manchin looked like he was inclined to vote for judge kavanaugh and was kind of looking for a way to get to yes. he's also treading a fine line because he does, you know, he is a democrat.

of more than 500 virginia teaers.things have changed in that state. >> after ouror i-team r the maryland state department of education began posting the names of all teachers from whom it's revoked a license or misconduct. go on the website and there's a nk in the bottom right and you will see all the names of those teachers and thechool districts in which they worked and the dates that the licenses wereed rev maryland does not have one of ls though ne por which you can check the licenses of all the other teachers in the state. for that youav actually h to e-mail orte call the sta department of education itself. >> same for d.c. parents. ere's no online license search in d.c. eat, r insteaduiring a call or e-mail to the state education. of >> takes a lot to get the license revoked. >> parents must be vigilant or do their homework and they do suspect something is wrong with a teacher who suddenly left a school becse in our investigation we discovered chool districts don't always announce pubically when a teacher's lice

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