. >> we went to western maryland, and it was awesome. we came back yesterday to miss out on the traffic. >> everybody got to rush back to work. >> reporter: but there's good news. despite all of that, aaa says the most chaotic travel day of the holiday weekend was actually friday afternoon around the time that schools let out. >> i just leave at a normal time. >> reporter: some people are optimistic. >> i don't expect it to be any different than it is noly expect terrible traffic tuesday to live up to its name. >> coming from that direction and that direction, virginia, western maryland it will be tough for folks. >> reporter: and they said they will power through it all. >> do we have a choice? >> reporter: so if you made it through the traffic on friday, it will not be great tomorrow, but you can probably handle it. another thing to think about when you plan your trek into work, metro. safe track is still going on, and right now, trains on the blue and yellow line are single tracking. i'm ellison barber, wusa 9. >>> speaking of metro,

friends in western maryland. in the valley. western virginia. saying what storm? s where the shower chances are likely. they are spotty. the highest amount. half an inch in southern maryland. look at the winds. 50-mile-per-hour wind gust from ocean city to virginia beach. this system will churn. sund not a lot of heavy stuff. most of the day d.c. looks to be dry. a few peeks of sunshine. the wind continue to howl. sunday to monday the winds are a factor at the shore. but around here we should see brightening and sunshine for the holiday. especially on monday. what rain are we talking? at the beaches three or four inches are possible. d.c. is an inch or so. to the west, hardly anything at all. it's not a big rain event. more of a nuisance in the city with the spotty shower here and there. best chance of rain west is saturday and sunday. there could be a few peeks of sunshine. 70's feel comfortable. monday profressively clearing -- progressively clearing. but next week another heatwave headed our way. we will be longing for cooler, damp days. jamie, what is happening

. >> a first plook at a scene that sparked anger in western maryland. that's a of a police vehicle.in the back the head of the department says the move was justified. >> hackers stole personal information about more than half a billion users. the biggest known hack of the single company ever discovered two years after it took place. yahoo!'s one of the internet's busiest sites. >> bluebell, the company that supplied cookie dough for some flavors blame each other. bluebell recalled ice cream for those are just some of the top stories on this friday, september 23rd. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good friday morning, everyone. we're starting this half hour with a curfew now in effect in charlotte. >> but protesters were still out on the streets. no violence at least so far, at least limited. they are now demanding the video of the deadly police shooting of keith scott be made public. the fa not going to be released any time soon. >> jim ryan joins us from charlotte with the latest. jim? >> reporter: for a third night, protesters take to

. >>> police in western maryland say officers there were justified in pepper spraying a 15-year-old girl. two officers are trying to get that handcuffed teen into their cruiser. she's sprayed after refuse to go put her feet inside. the girl allegedly had ridden her back through a red light and hit a car. >>> hillary clinton reached out to the mayor of charlotte to discuss the unrest and not to be undone, trump tweeted last night that he spoke with north carolina's governor and trump is also clarifying his position on the expanding the use of stop and frisk. tom llamas is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: with the issue of race red hot, donald trump keeping praise on police but also offered this. >> we must do everything we can to ensure that they are properly trained, that they respect all members of the public, and that any wrongdoing is always and it will be by them, vigorously addressed. >> reporter: but then while speaking about the protesters in charlotte, this off prompter ad-lib. >> and if you aren't aware, factor in what you're watching on television at night. >> trump is tryin

. >>> police in western maryland say officers there were justified in pepper spraying a 15-year-old girl. officials have released body camera video of sunday's that handcuffed teen into the cruiser. she's then sprayed after refusing to put her feet inside. police say she was cuffed after kicking and cursing the officer. she road her bike through a red light and hit a car. >>> presidential candidates are keeping a close eye on the aftermath of the police involved shootings. hillary clinton reached out to the mayor of charlotte to discuss unrest, and not to be outdone, trump tweet the last night he spoke with north carolina's governor, and trump is also clarifying on the stop and frisk. tom is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: with the issue of race red hot, donald trump keeping praise on police, but also offered this -- >> we must do everything we can to ensure that they are properly trained, that they respect all members of the public, and that any wrong doing is always, and speaking about the protesters in charlotte, this ad lib. >> if you're not aware, drugs are a very, very big fact

here for the rest of the week and in addition to that, flood watches are up for our area, in western maryland and washington and baltimore and severe thunderstorm watches and warnings in virginia and north carolina. we are at least on the good side of the system when we are not going to deal with much in the way of severe weather. it's damp and dreary weather here for the rest of this week going into the beginning of the weekend, could be localized flooding like in lancaster county where they could be hit harder over the next few days, and winds are gusty, gusting 5 to 50 causing minor coastal flooding. >> thank you adam. >>> first lady, michelle obama, was in philadelphia today campaigning for hillary clinton. the first lady spoke at la salle university. she told is the crowd that clinton is the only candidate with the experience and temperament and maturity to be president. >> and clinton is in the swing state of new hampshire appearing behind bernie sanders and donald trump will have campaigned in three states. >> reporter: hey monica, as you mentioned it's a busy day for both candidates,

fauquier county, loudoundoun county and then little further r out to the west along 81 and extreme western maryland land as well showers s moving in from southernn pennsylvania. so later today we may see a fewf showers and storms pop up in ouo immediate area as well withl wit daytime highs in the low 90s bub you'll notice a few thing. more humidity and w some clouds around here later today. something we didn't do yesterd yesterday. seven has lots of heat on itha you'll love lot it. >> yeah?h >> as long as you love july anda all weather you'll love it.athel >> am i? okay, cool.? okaool. >> one last summer blast.t sumrb >> few more days. >>> erin, i cried yesterday when i look and the pool was closed.c i'm not going to lie. >> steve, that is a sad moment.. >> heartbreak.>> h you know what's making me cry mc right now traffic is worse did than it was for terrible traffif tuesday. >>d tod to imagine. >> no pool time because it's september and bad traffic. no be >> i hndave a b name for the day >> what's that. >> what the what wednesday? wedy >> what the what wednesdaynesd starts with metro allison. dow

western maryland, which is very rural, including the shore, governors are the ones dealing with this issue. that might be the next step. >> thank you. other questions in the room? >> i'm jamie horowitz, the chair of the press club, glad to have you. >> i guess the mike isn't working, i'm so sorry. turn it on. here's another -- >> is that any better? okay. again, my name is jamie horwitz, i'm the chair of the news maker committee here at the press club. >> and thank you so much. >> my question really relates to the fact that, you know, it seems like this political cycle, we've seen people in both parties really turned off by government. you have a situation where you have one candidate that's saying the system is rigged. there's language used in presidential debates that would get you kicked out of high school in a high school debate. i have three teenaged kids. i find that a lot of my friends, a lot of my kids' peers are turned off by this political campaign. do you think that one of the legacies of this election cycle will be people asking questions about civic education and how we

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western state. >>> new body cam video from maryland police shows officers arresting and pepper spraying a 15-year-oldirl who had just been in a bicycle crash. in the video you can see police grabbing the girl, handcuffing her, as she rides her bicycle away. police say that she is to blame for a collision with a car but her lawyer says that the car ran a red light. the officers then wrestles her into a patrol car. police say when she kept kicking the patrol car door, she was pepper sprayed. she can be heard saying, i can't breathe. >> when some kid is knocked out in a bike accident, they should be, um, sort of gentle caring and tending to her needs rather than abusing her, brutalizing her! >> the police department is defending the action of the officers. the chief of police said he did not think it was an option that officers could have followed the girl home on her bicycle. >>> a movie that doesn't even open for two months is already causing headaches for disney. one of the halloween costumes from moana was based on wayne johnson's character. it's a brown zip-up suit with a leaf skirt and tribal tato

downpours in the western parts of the philadelphia suburbs and lancaster county and parts of berks county. another batch in delaware moving north and east from eastern parts of maryland, our first stop is to the west here near lancaster and route 30 and honey brook and reading light showers now and heavier downpours are developing but as this lifts to the north and east it bumps into dry air in the north and so what was a decent thunderstorm is fall ago part there. with only one lightning strike but a good area of rain. you see this expanding near middletown and smyrna and dover and marysville over toest chestertown and no severe weather, but a good soaking rain heading into delaware and we'll watch this over the bay and parts of salem county and this passes up to philadelphia over the next couple of hours. as we look at temperatures it's on the cool side with the east-northeasterly wind and temperatures in the mid to upper 60s and raw and damp feel willing continue through the next couple of days. what is going on? we have low pressure, you see the spin here over the ohio valley, that is feature number one and moisture gathering in off the eastern seaboard and these

western caster 2016 katie feels like fall yesterday. >> it sure did. yes, we're really seeing nice change every pace. also give a special shout out to miss marylanderour own nicole brewer's sister. so, so proud of her. for those how don't know, nicole brewer is former miss pennsylvania. so proud of her. keeping it in the cbs-3 family. high pressure in place, and it is anchored, guys, right overhead, so clear outside, it has allowed temperatures to drop so readily. that will high pressure cell keeping control, essentially, across moles at least of the eastern two thirds of the united state. we do see frontal passage late another week. it comes through with kind of little fanfare. see what it does to our forecast in the seven # day. we'll heat up, then drop back down very readily. take a look out here over the tropical satellite. i step to the side so you can see it little better, watching an area for potential development there is one, smack dab in the center of the open waters of the atlantic. this has really high chance, about nine in ten chance of formation within the next five days, if it were to form the next name on the list would be ian, good

most of western louden county, the rain and central montgomery and into howard, eastern louden, fairfax and that is here with some showers. and light showers. more showers across southern maryland into fredericksburg and moving through the northern neck and lingering around down there and going through the mid- afternoon. and with the clouds and, it's going to be cooler and into the 70s and low 80s. back above 90 degrees for that 23rd time the month of august and that was a record for awhile. the temperatures this evening in the 70s and with clear to partly cloudy skies and looks much nicer around here tomorrow thanks to much drier air moving in and dew points in the 50s in pittsburgh and williamsport and ohio. the dew points, the storm of 60s to 70s and the drier air is coming in and that will feel great around here tomorrow. right now, 78 in town. and lots of low to mid-70s across the board here and 80 in -- [ indiscernible ] the low 60s and in the mountains. cloudy on the camera. 78 officially and with a couple of sprinkles out there. the humidity high of 74% and this is the infrared satellite imagery of hermine and we colorize the cloud tops tallest and these are the giant

maryland earlier. that will move into new jersey but there is more. back by washington it will be coming up towards the philadelphia area and our western suburbs later on. so this is just the first piece of moisture. you can see it covers a good bit of delaware. southern new castle county all the way down it is moving generally towards the east, northeast. at the current rate of speed it would hit bridgeton about 11:50. that's the heaviest part of the rain. there will be light rain that comes in earlier. we have a first alert out for the heavy rain where it will be the heaviest at chester county, burkes county and all of delaware for this afternoon through friday. we expect periods of heavy rain, localized flash flooding as a result. we have a little bit of rain in philadelphia now. the camera has rain drops. this is on the northern edge. it will help keep the temperature down a little bit even farther down in delaware. in lehigh valley getting a decent amount of sunshine. so we are talking about a different type of day depending where you are. we'll find this first area moving into new jersey and weakening. we have more coming up from washington. that

western zone is a different picture. it's going to be nice around labor day. upper 80s, a shower or two over the weekend. you'll have plenty of drive time. talking about the timing, rain in southern maryland. what is the latest on when it does arrive? >> 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, notice the rain in to southern maryland and the northern neck. notice where the heaviest rain is near the eastern area. as we talked about, frederick, warrenton, you may not see any rain at all from the system. the heaviest rain will stay to the south. showers around the d.c. metro area. then, as the system moves off, the rain shield moves off, too. we are not going to see rain or impact across most of the area. storm team 4 radar, or the ten-day forecast talking a weather alert tomorrow and sunday, then a heat wave. maybe a record breaking heat wave for next week. >> thank you very much. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has taken a look at the local beaches one by one and given his forecast for each. open the nbc washington app and search beach forecast. then check out the live traffic map on the app as well. time is 4:21. still ahead on news 4 at 4:00, the trial that sparks outrage. how the former stanfo

in our di definitely southern maryland has adefi shot at some showers.s eastern shore and all the shore tomorrow morning in theort city we're dry and back to the west, westernld be sunny and western suburbs sur could stay sunny right through u this week. not so much here in town butn tw look as you start moving to the east that's where youwhere t grt getting into the rain.ar this is tomorrow eveninget angti 6 o'clock. i'll just stop it there and jus we'l il move on because sunday y there's still a couple thingsoug we're whatting, too.tting, too. so, zip tripping today looks gorgeous, 82 degrees for a82 dea high, some late day clouds, clo, that's about it. mostly clouds tomorrow,orro 78 degrees. farther west you go moreouore sunshine. showers to the east of us on sunday, 78 degrees. we could be warmeree this t weekend depending on how much sunshine we he get.suns we monday is not -- monday labory a day looks good, 84 degreesee there.th and then next week, what the u the heck right back up into k the lower 90's again.the wer we can't get rid of this heat. here's erin como. >> 5:17. at least we have a beautifule at friday today for our zipif tripi right, gary.

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