there are no street lights out here and courtney lived in virginia beach, so it is familiar with these roads. earlier tonight i spoke with a family member of the victim who was far too distraught to make a comment. jeff goldberg, abc 7 news. alison: just all full, jeff, thank you. and the police aren't the scene of a deadly crash in temple hills. -- are on the scene of a deadly crash in temple hills. this is on 20th avenue in st. barnabas road. there is no word of the exact circumstances, but stay with us for updates. jonathan: part of the ocean city beach had to be shut down after a woman's body was found in the second street area of the beach early this morning. the police have not said how she died. they said she was in her 30's and from texas. a gun maneks after targeted a congressional baseball practice, reports that responders initially went to the wrong scene. at the live desk with the bloomberg report that broke the story. nancy: capitol police's emergency response team was sent to the wrong location, citing anonymous sources. they were sent to house minority leader nancy pelos

once for the low lying areas, down through the low lying areas of north carolina and norfolk and virginia beachthis is quick in, quick out. we have one day where it's breezy, wet, cloudy, cool, and we're done with. 74degrees out there. cloudy and cool. it's going to be on the cool side today into the 70s. if you're headed to the nats game, grab a sweatshirt, it will be irma. tropical storm watches there, and it continues to push on to the northeast very quickly. this is not going to be long lasting, but it will bring about 5, 6, 7, 8 inches for those low lying areas. we are looking cloudy, and generally dry for our area today. as we head through tomorrow, the winds stay kind of breezy even more for tomorrow. showers for the morning hours in parts of southern maryland, delmarva. the heaviest stuff is down farther to the south and west. good news for us and for the eastern seaboard, it does get out of here as early as wednesday morning. then we have just a few stray showers to contend with for wednesdayness and thursday, before we set up for a pretty nice weekend. looking at different computer mo

should be tropical storm erma by tomorrow morning, rain stretching from the carolina coast line virginia beach the way down through charleston and movement is luckily off to the north and east a glancing blow, tropical storm conditions there for places like cape hatteras, moving out to sea, not impacting midatlantic or new england coast line, we'll have rain. being north of the storm here in washington, we get the rain and the easterly flow off the atlantic guaranteeing us breezy and wet tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon. rain continues, heavier south of our area, but still, it's just a wet one, umbrellas and jackets needed. temperatures will struggle to hit 70 before we clear out late tomorrow night. planning forecast for tomorrow, rain is here, by day break, showers continue on a breezy cool wind out of the east and 70 will will be lucky for us in dc. otherwise fairly nice, warm thursday, could spark a thunderstorm as a front comes through, dry and cool on friday as we begin sent, holiday weekend we may be interacting with the remnants of harvey, happy to see it out of the gulf coast but

virginia beach says it tests the beach water there every week may to september from 22 different sites. we tried from rehoboth beach and didn't get a call back, but the website says during the season they take at least one sample a week from every beach with a lifeguard. >>> every parent knows the ups and downs of trying to get their baby to sleep. some nights you feel like you'd be willing to try just about anything. believe me, i've been there, but how about giving your infants benadryl? it's something parents were talking about on facebook today. so we set out to verify is it safe to give your infant benadryl to help them sleep? mom and dad, we won't make you wait around on this one. this is one sleeping aid you do not want to try. whamo. we can verify this as false. here are the three sources for our story. dr. jay shauben, a toxicologist, the food and drug administration and benadryl's website. so here are the facts. the food and drug administration says children younger than 2 should not take any cough or cold medicine that has a antihistamine. that could have serious and possibl

that missing mom has family in virginia, but she actually lived near virginia beach. >>> breaking right now at 5:00, an arrest in last week's double homicide that happened in lorden. we're just now learning that fairfax county police arrested this man. kelsey mccrimmen. he was charged with two counts of felony murder for last wednesday's killings that happened on dullcy grove drive. right now, police believe the victims were killed in a dispute over drugs. detectives investigation is still ongoing. >>> killing his 15-month-old son, to collect life insurance money. he was convicted earlier this month in the 2012 death of his son prince. months before the little boy's death, rams took out a half million dollars policy on his son. do you see that face? prosecutors also believe rams is responsible for the death of his ex-girlfriend and his mother. >>> so it's the first day of fall sports already, can you believe it? for fairfax county high schools. that's where athletics leaders are reporting a 40% drop in concussions over the past few years. so what are they doing right? a look at how conc

now we're into the world war i hanger of the virginia beach military museum, continuing our sequence as we're going through. we came out here to look at this curtis bupusher airplane. we looked into the wright brothers airplane. this particular air plan is significant. it is the first to land and take off from a ship at sea. it became very exciting in 1911. it's rather on as you can see. the pilot sat in a simple seat in front of it. you had a control wheel in front of them and the aircraft actually had two elevators on it. the first is called a kinard and the other is well behind us, all the way back and it pitched up like a normal elevator. the problem is they are very unstable and very difficult to fly, so you have that. the wing warping twisted it and made it worth the same principal. he didn't know a whole lot. none of us did in those days and he was learning as we went along. one of the things that's inefficient was putting them between the wings, but he did do it so it worked out pretty well. the air plan was fun to fly. it was exhausting, but a lot of these early airplanes we

some of the surf could get churned up, at its closest path to the carolinas, portions of the virginia beachesimpact to not just the united state but north america soap, that's certainly a good thing. meanwhile, as we take a look at what's going back on, on back here, you know, even though it is a quiet day, there are other issues that sort of come in, in the background here, air quality is at a moderate level. we don't have any alerts, worth a mention for those of with you respiratory illnesses , pollen level medium to hi, ragweed started to spike, nettle and grass also a concern, maybe your allergies are what's getting at you today? could be. it is worth having a collar continue on hands. use caution with that heat index. meanwhile, we talked about the shore. looks like great day. not only are you going to have some sunshine, but you'll also have the low risk of rip current today. still swim near the lifeguards of course, meanwhile, in the city today should hit 84 degrees, then on track to heat up in a big way, upper 80s, hitting about 90 degrees, right through the rest of the week with a co

if you are headed to the beach, as we head into labor day, southern beaches from the virginia beach all the way down through the coast of carolinas and spoke georginto georgia, yo watching this. i do believe a good deal of rain before it moves out to sea and gets into our area. that's something we're watching, watching this, hurricane harvey right now. this is where amelia draper is going to be. again, on the outer bands right now. they have already had a tornado in houston, galveston down here, also a tornado there. i want to talk about that. they do have that tornado watch until 1:00. look at, this the storm surge. there's little bitty inlets you can't see on the map. that storm surge 9 to 12 feet above the ground. the wind will push the water from the ocean up to the shoreline and it's got nowhere to go. th into early next week. look at this rainfall forecast as we go through mid next week. i do believe there's going to be isolated spots of 40 inches or so even around new orleans. doesn't need any more rain in new orleans since they are already below sea level. again, just under a fo

red flags were spotted along virginia beach, caused by hurricane in the atlantic. >> let's move to oureteorologist for a look at what is in store. >> the middle of the country and heading east. all eyes on nebraska this morning. flash flood warning, you need to see the thunderstorms lined up over the center of the state and through northern kansas. we track the cold front and storms through iowa. watch out kansas city and st. joseph, missouri, columbia, too. then we will take some through chicago during the overnight hours, then we will continue the watch the storms on thursday in the ohio valley and by friday into area a o nation. that's a look at the big weather story of the day. here is a closer look at your day ahead. you can see where all of the showers and thunderstorms are forecast during the day, from areas from wichita to kansas city. again, a chance of strong storms, maybe hail and gusty winds, store made owe threat is pretty low. on the gulf, more typical afternoon storms. of course we had the big forecast for the eclipse coming up. i will give you an update on that a little

red flags were spotted along virginia beach, caused by hurricane in the atlantic. >> let's move to oureteorologist for a look at what is in store. >> the middle of the country and heading east. all eyes on nebraska this morning. flash flood warning, you need to see the thunderstorms lined up over the center of the state and through northern kansas. we track the cold front and storms through iowa. watch out kansas city and st. joseph, missouri, columbia, too. then we willakicago during the hours, then we will continue the watch the storms on thursday in the ohio valley and by friday into area also of the northeast. and the lincoln memorial vandal iced twice. "early today" back in two. snechlt i love you, but sometimeu stink."early to. cans away odors. because the things you love the most can stink. and try febreze small spaces to clean away odors for up to 30 days. breathe happy with febreze. right. in. your. stomach! watch this!... >>yikes, that ice cream was messing with you, wasn't it? try lactaid, it's real ice cream, without that annoying lactose. lactaid. it's the milk that doesn'

don't choose sides because there name r or d behind her .ost your name host: virginia beach, virginiacaller: like the other gentleman , it's not the problem with the illegal aliens. the problem is they don't want to pay a fair wage. the best way for the government despicable don't want to hear it because they don't want their privacy invaded -- it would be better if every american had a workers id card that had a chip in it that could be verified and illegal aliens legal aliens could get a workers id card. if an employer hires an illegal them, you fine $500,000. if you don't have an id card to work in canada, you're not working in canada. you guys are proposing an iron curtain. you want to live in a prison where you have to show somebody and id to come and go within your own country. yourn't it be better if employer knew that you had an id card and you could work for them and when you change jobs, you show that card to the next employer? that will work better for everyone. with regards to the illegals taking jobs we don't want -- put upild houses and walls and build sidewalks and road

to -- norfolk virginia beach that when you leave work in the morning you can check the newspaper and radio to see which roads are open and have not and flooded because of climate change and the seed surge and all of that. the city itself -- 14 and sea level rise in the last 20 years. the 20 years might be 25 but it's an awful lot, among the worst here. so obviously it knows no borders. the ideas that we have to somehow come together -- my wife and i went -- to denmark in december of 2009. we were over in switzerland anyway, thought it was really important. frightening because you had all these countries ready to act on climate change. in the big four companies -- india and china. were saying consistently day after day -- saying they after day, you got rich by burning , distributing greenhouse gases, now you want to cut back, and you're not doing anything. you have no leadership. for 10 days of the cap -- the conference went on, as the world from farther away from any kind of construction -- constructive acts on climate change dish -- baracklast 33 days, obama, a temperate preside

rip currents along the beaches, virginia beach up towards dell roy beaches, maybe rip currents over the next couple of days. forecast for tomorrow, warm and humid for sure. a lot more sunshine tomorrow. not just humid. i think the heat index will be in the low 90s. you'll feel the humidity. not a good beach day or pool day today. tomorrow a much better pool day. 84 at 11:00 a.m. 87 humid at 1:00, rising at about 89 degrees at 3:00. it will be a hot and humid day out there on your wednesday. we'll stay with hot and humid theme. 90 on friday saturday and sunday. 91 on monday and tuesday. good chance of storm coming up, 40% we raise this to 70%. 70% chance of rain and thunderstorm during the day on friday. most of the area dry. if you maybe you're thinking of taking the boat. we'll see partly cloudy skies and have too much of an impact cloud wise in respects it should be good. make sure you get your glasses now. you need them, again, 82% totality here in the dc area. i'll have more on that coming up at 5:45. >> our region is coming to terms with this weekend's violent protest in charlottes

i'm a former virginia beach prosecutor. i worked law enforcement.t happened today is every law enforcement's worst nightmare, to be outnumbered 10-1. they did the best called upon them. they conducted themselves i think by all accounts in today's volatile situation very, very well. i don't have all the facts yet so i'm not in a situation to condemn the governor. this is a volatile situation of white supremacists looking to commit mayhem and mischief and it looks like they succeeded. julie: nobody should be condemned aside from those who brought the violence to charlottesville in the first place. these are adult men and women who created mayhem and tried to harm police officers. two virginia state police officers are dead tonight and three families mourning the loss of their loved ones because these protesters took an ugly path. when the governor held a news conference, he announced the fact we don't want you here. this does not represent charlottesville, virginia in the very least. it's a peaceful college town. tino it well. >> ironically it's the t

so when i was a kid we would take summer vacations down in roanoke and virginia beach. and my mother told me that at the age of six i announced that there was no reason for us to live here, we needed to live in virginia or the south. when i finished my medical school i interviewed for my residency from richmond south, in richmond and charlotte and atlanta, new orleans, gainesville florida, and selected the memorial hospital, which is what drew me to atlanta. i did my residency there. host: at what point did you say, i want to be a doctor? sec. price: as soon as i realized i could not be a professional baseball player, very early by the way. my father grew up on a farm. he was a dairy farmer. and in the late 1950's, there was the bottom fell out of milk prices and so we moved from the farm in michigan, to suburban detroit. my father then went back to medical school at the age of 36 and went through medical school, the oldest person in his class. and that, through that process i was just young at the time, but i remember being intrigued by what he was doing. then of course

notice southeastern virginia home of the rain out of ariza virginia beach, really, and south of ocean city. currently around st. mary's, and some thunderstorms making their way east/northeast this morning. today, 86 to 88 degrees. 3:00 to 4:00 is your warmth. tomorrow, it will feel like the mid to upper 90's. heat index, 96 to 97, maybe even 99 down south. julie, tracking heavy rain and gusty thunderstorms for friday afternoon starting at about 2:00 until 7:00. more on the weekend, and 10 minutes. ande: looking at virginia the beltway inner loop, very coming out ofde annandale. the problem is the crash blocking the two left lanes inner loop of the capital beltway near gallows road. fire and rescue on scene. the delays are starting to stack 230 six. 50 minute commute on the beltway bush ignored from the springfield interchange for this accident scene. the springville interchange for this accident scene. weeks to enjoy this before terrible tuesday is upon us. that is our traffic watch. larry: thank you. your money at risk. sam sweeney, what are you working on? sam: thieves are working o

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virginia beach, republican line, bill is next. caller: the question is what options does the u.s. have versus north -- north korea? by far the best option would be to choke them economically with sanctions. sanctions do not ultimately work, how confident are you to get the capability of the united point ofd hitting the release both before and after launch? the next step, i would think, in deterring north korea from hitting part of the united states. thank you. the talent of your on north korea programs, there are u.s. military officials who say of course there are military the backend show the types of casualties possible and part of that is because north korea has a missile force that is a lot more mobile now. we're not talking about 10 years ago where they stacked imbecile on a tower for launch. i do not think we need to get to that point now. in terms of economic sanctions, i mentioned the $2.2 billion number. china, companies, individuals, banks, are facilitating north our allies are not helping either p or it allies who are employing north korea labors. $500 million a year fr

a little farther south, virginia beach, temperatures in the 80s.imilar forecast to sunday and let's look at the ten day, chuck. >> yes, indeed, rain chances, isolated shower chance today and tomorrow. rain friday comes in late, not until well after the sun goes down. saturday could be a bit of a wash out around here, could get an inch or two of rain with remnants of harvey. that should pull out leaving a dry day for sunday. labor day monday is awesome. if you take all of next week off, a lot of nice weather the first half of the week. and shot at cooler air late next week. >>> good morning, i am landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. flooding in texas spawned a local fuel shortage and disrupted a major pipeline that moves gas, diesel, jet fuel to the east coast. colonial pipeline says the system that runs from texas to new jersey is starting to have problems due to the storm. colonial is the biggest u.s. fuel pipeline with analysts likening it to the mississippi river of fuel. it is directly coned washington dulles. with the morning business report, i

all over the place just coming here, a lot of folks from dc, one woman drove all the way from virginia beach just to come to this game. so it's a really big game and they call it the battle of the beltway. let's take a quick walk together, ardon me, sir. -- pardon me, sir. >> who is going to win tonight? >> redskins. >> reporter: how do you know? >> all about the burgundy and gold. >> what's going through your mind now. >> i'm looking for another win, there's all. redskins, yes. >> reporter: and here, i don't even know how to talk to this guy. what is this thing on your head? okay. so this is your championship wearing this thing? >> everywhere except for the shower. it's my pride and joy. >> reporter: are you friends now, how does this all work. hey this is pg, watch yourself, guys, this is not r rated. so are you -- pg -- we don't say, we say prince georges county, you can't say that. prince georges county, that's where she is. i'm here in baltimore and this game starts at 7:30 followed by snl and then nbc washington news 4 at 11. it's going to be a great game. i'll have a live report for y

shower saturday, mid 70s and improving and looking nice and sunny and if you're heading down to virginia beachowers, early sunday, as well and improving through the day and into monday. the entire labor day weekend is not going to see rain. it really just saturday. i did mention chilly temperatures friday morning in the low 60s. afternoon highs, look at that only the low 70s. saturday morning we could only be near 60. we could be going into next week and seeing more rain chances into next weekend, as well, aaron? >> thank you. that is it for news 4 midday. we appreciate you joining us. we're back on the air at 4:00 and you can always get news and weather updates any time with the nbc washington app. have a great day, everybody. we'll see you back here tomorrow. >>> stand by, everyone. we're live in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. ♪ now gotta cut loose ♪ kick off your sunday shoes ♪ please louise ♪ pull me up from my knees ♪ jack get back ♪ ♪ come on before we crack ♪ loose cut loose ♪ ♪ everybody cut foot loose >> look at her face! >> oh, everybody, cut loose! are you ready to cut loose today? oh, my. they nai

it's still raining at virginia beach and the outer banks. not a good week for that. it looks like the cloudiness will hang on in the morning through the outer banks. friday a big area of the high pressure will move in to the east and the clouds come back. the temperatures temperatures ie sunshine. 80 in martinsburg. 78 in manassas. 77 in the mid-shore in easton. 77 in baltimore. 79 at reagan national. for game number two against the marlins tonight at the park. the first pitch is 7:05. it's perfect ballpark weather. just a breeze. temperatures may be lower 70's by the time we head home from the game. forecast is short and sweet. clear and comfortable. out of the north the lows from 55 and 65 degrees. the future cast keeps clear skies overhead through early morning hours. it shows a little cloud pop up. but who cares? we are in good shape. friday is a chance of the shower in mid-day. better chance in the afternoon. the day planner from start to finish. a lot of sunshine. comfortable temperatures. the weekend is warm enough for the some sun. thunderstorm chances. a few

we have a severe weather threat from virginia beach hampton roads up through washington, d.c.ple of weeks, a ground that's saturated maybe flooding there, as well. there's part of a trough digging down in the eastern u.s. cooler than average here, the heat continues across the pacific northwest. it's continuing through this week, not only temperatures in the 90s well above normal by 15 or 20 degrees. air quality is poor because of the wildfires in british columbia filtering into the western valleys. 09-plus seattle and portland through thursday. here's what's going on where you live. >> reporter: fortunately nothing like that for us in the delaware and the lehigh valleys. good morning, everyone i'm meteorologist chris sowers the radars are clear, another beautiful one on the way. sun and clouds, 80 degrees. ut t few minutes. >> you're going to be somewhere for the eclipse. >> on the beach in oregon where it first hits the u.s. hopefully clear skies. >> i'll be in casper, wyoming. >> nice. >> you have got some history there. >> i love that place. and hopefully they'll have clea

weather maker is rolling towards the east tonight and tomorrow and severe weather threat for virginia beachea that's getting hit hard the past couple of weeks. a ground that's already saturated. well. this is part of a trough that's going to be digging down into the eastern u.s. cool on average here. but the heat continues across the pacific northwest. record-shattering stuff last week but continuing through this week. not only temperatures in the 90s but well above normal, and air quality poor from all the wildfires in british columbia filtering down into the western valleys. 90 plus in seattle and portland through thursday. >> this weather report brought to you by petco. great american eclipse is just a couple of weeks away. >> yeah. >> we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> you're going to be somewhere for the eclipse. >> on the beach in oregon where it first hits the u.s. hopefully clear skies. >> i'll be in casper, wyoming. >> nice. >> you have got some history there. >> i love that place. and hopefully they'll have clear skies for the big event. >> robert thank you very much. appr

we have rain chances basically everywhere from about new jersey down to virginia beach this weekend.monday, the rain's going to continue and into next week. it actually gets really nice again. stay tunedwe >>> disney plans to lauchnch a stand alone espn service year and will build out the existing app to include access to other streaming packages and will sell access to some content on its espn networks. the ceo says viewers may be able to pay to watch specific games but now, you'll still need a cable subscription to access espn >>> and walmart shoppers may soon not even have to ask for help. a simple frown could summon an employee for assistance. a recent patent filing suggests the retail giant is taking a closer look at customers. it's a video system that keeps tabs on facial expressions to potentially scan for people who are frustrated or unhappy so the help can be dispatched. store managers can also use the system to determine whether they have a hit product on their hands. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. >>> it seems like everything has its own special

virginia beach and we see this type of stuff, not of this magnitude, but there are a lot of lessons to learn and the coronation between agencies and local, state and federal are key. i've been impressed, quite frankly of that coordination between the different levels of government and again, to all the civilians out there as well. there'll be a lot of lessons learned. >> kennedy: particularly hurricane katrina and how long fema waited to get on the ground. they don't have the luxury of stalling anymore. officials have figured out some of these relief organizations like the red cross, they get right in their and individual's have realized that too. that's what's so cool about texas. this responsibility for the people and personal responsibility. when you cordon eight that with appropriate government response -- >> sandra: look at that. that's an ambulance. fully submerged. >> marie: we talk a lot about bad things that happen on the internet. one thing is the amazing, good way people have been able to mobilize, to help. whether it was that cajun navy or someone else, we have seen the goo