i've been there more than the governor who was from western maryland. we brought in more transportation money, more education money, and community development money. we have the most prospects for the redevelopment of hagerstown, cumberland, frostburg. i just opened a new school in allegheny. a beautiful, brand-new school. there's no question that have issues and problems that are facing them that other areas of the state do not have. i'm very familiar with it. we will continue to invest in western maryland and the eastern shore as well. mr. jealous: i want to go back to something earlier, the governor is lying again, saying i just moved here from california. sir, lets just talk for a second. i was named person of the year by the baltimore sun five years ago because my leadership in civil rights in the state. my dad was one of the few white guys to boycott lunch counters in baltimore. my grandmother is a proud 101-year-old retired social , worker who helped train barbara mikulski. my grandfather was a probation officer. there are po's, one to endorse me

i've been to western maryland than any governor. we brought in more transportation money, more education money or community development money we have projects comeau i just built a new school allegheny high was the oldest school in the entire state. there is no question they have issues and problems that are facing them that other areas of the state don't have. were going to keep working and continuing to invest. >> i want to go back. the governor is lying saying i just moved here from california. sir, i was named person of the year by the baltimore sun five years ago. because of my leadership in civil rights. my dad was one of the few white guys to go to jail repeatedly. my mom sued western heights when she was 12 so she could desegregate. my grandma was a proud 101-year-old social worker who helped train barbara makar ski. my dad went on to be a probation officer. he helped train and is still on the job today. if you wonder why i didn't grow up here it's because my parents marriage was against the law. they fell in love as school

more rain across western maryland. that is what was florence at on poin time. there you can see the flood tches and flood warnings for the next couple of hours. know that locally another inch or two of rain is possible da temperature-wise it feels like the tropics out there. still mid 70s to near 80 degrees early this morning. 80 temperature only around degrees and showers and storms likely between about noon and 00. a look through the rest of the work week coming up in a few more minus. >> chuc thank you. now the worst of florence may have not passed but what remains is causing rough weather across the region. >> storms roll through overnight and this morning, countyublic schools are closed due to dangerous road conditions. people lookt the scene in fredericksville. flooding on hermleigh road caused some trouble for drivers thisrn g. and news 4's nicole jacobs is on new hampshire avenue this morning where there's more trouble on the road. >> certainly, certainly there is a great need to be extra cautious on the roadway this morning. ab5 minutes ago a heavy dow

a little break in the action across parts of the b valley these rain drops across western maryland have eyes on f for us later today. hit and miss rain chances this morning. ikour mosty time to get rained on is from noon until about 5:00 or 6:00 this amp. by 8:00, i think all the rain is done and believe it or inot, optimistic that we can go four days in a row without. rainfa don't quote me on that. i'm just telling you, this is not the weather pattern you want to guarantee dry weather in but we're gng for gusto here for the next coup of days. >> i believe itie i b you. >> silver springs here, southbound a new hampshinue at colesville. not a huge aimpact. peop using other roads like randolph but that street flooding and highg standater means the southbound lanes are blocked. a live picture coming upn a little bit. also silver springs. right side blocked by high standing water as well. arlington this morning, southbound gw parkway at the 14th street bridge. left side blocked by flooding there. >> melissa, thank you. still ahead, hurricane florence may have come and gone but the car damag

upstream or northwest into montgomery county, frederk county, all the way up to hagerstown in western maryland. because of the rains we had plenty of. >> shannon: to go around today. but water is starting to flowing back to the south and west and eventually out to the chess speak bay. temperatures around the are in the 60s. the time we need to think about on the tonight is about 11:4g 1. 11:4g 1 will be high tide in the areas of georgetown, national h harbor, h tide again bep 1:17 a little after noon on tomorrow. plenty of. >> shannon: for your day tomorrow. still an area where we'll have to keep an eye on that. fog will start to very many to the west, again across the potomac highlands, west of interstate 81. in those areas to the west, they'll have fog. for us throughout the day tomorrowof plenty >> shannon: to go around. just a peek of cloudiness threw toas of annapolis. the forecast for tomorrow, if but enjoyed today, you'll really enjoy tomorrow. temperatures in the mid to uppe. light westerly breezes. again, that coastal flood warning will continue till about 8:00 tonight. temperatures i

don't plan on seeing much sunshine today and there's more rain across parts of western maryland. that's what is left of the spin asso with florence. flash flood watches remain in place until 6:00. this highlighted area from washington on upe to baltimore area up the i-95 corridor, that's a flash flood warning that goes until 8:30 this morning. it fee like the tropics outside, mid 70s this morning. again, more rain and thunderstorms likely later on this afternoon. melissa, could be a slow ride home as lowell. >> a ride in for some for sure. silver spring for example, a lot of high standing water on various roads around town. southbound new hampshi avenue colesville have that flooding here with the southbound lanes blocked. richt now not as a huge impact because it's so early. the rest of the beltway is looking good but you can see the rain falling around town. arlingtock left side b by that flooding. >> melissa, thank you. your time is 4:32. closer look at roadio cond. melissa just mentioned, this is forest glenn . the road is closed because of flooding. nicole jacobs is driving t

i have been to western maryland's more time -- western maryland more times than any governor. in moreht transportation money and education money and community development money. i just opened a new school in allegheny. a beautiful, brand-new school. there is no question that they had issues that were facing them that other parts of the state did not have. mr. jealous: mr. hogan is lying. he said i just moved here from california. i was named person of the year years in ae sun five moved here five years ago. i was named person of the year by the baltimore sun. randadnded came -- ganda came here to work the b&o railroad. people he helped train are still on the job today. if you wonder why i did not grow up to her, my parents -- grow up here, my parents' marriage was against the law. i come back here whenever i can because it is home. i am [proud of our history in te state and my history in the state. i won't anyone lie about where i am and where i am from. mr. hogan: i have tremendous respect for your life story and what your parents had to go through. i was not trying to dispar

showers and even strong storms back towards parts of west virgin virginia, western maryland as well. they make their way in,ut can'tule them out back around hagerstown, winchest winchester. let's time it out for you. 6:00 tonight, not much happening. but tom system through, could see some showers during the evening hours. tomorrow not expecting much in the morning, but cloud cover and thats why we are only going for for highs in the 80s. in the afternoon, storms start to develop around the area. s ybe a couple stronger sto with heavy downpours as well. that is the start of the big change which really comes in this weekd. sheena parveen, big change for us. she is never in the afternoons with buus. she is here today with all did g. news. >> leon said my alarm clock broke, it did. probably broken tomooo. eet it fixed next week. yes, we have s changes. tomorrow in the 80s with clouds. normal i high is 83. so look what will happen into the weekend. we'll be dropping way below normal for this time of the year. it will go from feeling like summer to like fall over the weekd. unre is a look

we're seeing the leading edge of that rain gettingea to push through western maryland. of that will head into then sun instability that that sun has created in our kbrar. not going to see anything for lunch oon early after but after about 4:00, 5:00, along i-81, it's going to continue to push through i-85. damaging winds. definitely a big possibility. we'll hold on for chances of rain as we continue tough the afternoon. as we said, we'll talk about that weekend in tail. the ten-day forecast coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you, lauren. >> if you think you might be prone to panic attacks, e have important information next. >> plus, dropping the >>> she's one of the hig mst paid supels in the world married to one of the highest paidathletes. gisel says she once battled panic attacks. >> reporter: if you have ever experienced a sudden surge of overwhelming anxiety, you may have suffered from a panic attack. one third of us will experience a panic attack at some poi in our lives. dr. joshua winer joins us with what can be done to prevent them. what exactly is a pani

westminster was the terminus of the western maryland railroad out of baltimore and that could supply his army you know when you have the size of an army -- an army decides it needs 65,000 horses and mules, you've got to put down every -- the mouth of every horse annual 14 pounds of oats and 14 pounds of hay a day and you think of what it takes to keep an army in motion. did he ever meet that? no army ever met that standard of regulations. you have to keep them fed relatively well or they would as you will find at the end of this campaign between gettysburg and frederick as meade is moving the army south, he will lose 15,000 horses and mules to break down. they had not been fed. like george patton cost third army in europe. runs out of fuel, the army is on the 30th of june need issued a circular order to all of his corps commanders this order said basically this, that reynolds would move his first core to a position five miles south of gettysburg and five miles north of emmitsburg on the left. he then said the next morning i would like you to advance to gettysburg. this is what stephe

upper 50s in western maryland. some upper 50s in theh shenand valley. most of the western suburbs are in the 60s this morning. eastern suburbs, prince george's county to the bay, mostly in the upper 60s to low and mid-70s. i think you're going to like today's weather. the daily grade for today, a-plus, plus, plus. 82 degrees, plenty ofunshine today with only a light breeze. that is definitely good news there. over the next couple days, rain chances will be ceping up. enjoy the sunglasses weather today. go morning, melissa. >> good morning. springfield here at northbound 95 before the beltway, stillhi have crash on the right side. seeing some delays headed northbound but it's not terrible right now. in waldorf, southbound 5 after rennerroad, all traffic stopped. serious crash, police saying this ied atrian that was struck. we were trying to send chopper down there, but the cloud cover is just tooat low. ceiling is too low. so they had to turn around. ft. washington northbound ind yand head ghway, right side blocked by the crash there. and 270 looks good f

some pockets of moderate rain on far western maryland and down into northern virginia. the rain will continue not just during the evening hours but overnight. into tomorrow morning as well. and because of that, and how saturated the ground is, we're all under a flood watc >> all right.pt >> the resn of testimony. >>> you said today that mark dge was a friend of yours from high school. dr. ford said he was in the room when you were attacked and she says you were, too. the fbi has never interviewed him. the chairman refuses to call sm. if she ising mark judge was in the room then, he suld be in the room today. would you want him called as a witness? >> senator, this allegation came into the committee -- >> i'm just asking the question. here asu want him to a witness? >> he has already provided sworn testimony. this allegation has been hidden by the committee -- >> it has not been investigated by the fbi. the committee has rused to allow it to be. >> it was sprung -- >> it was not investigated by the fbi and he has not been >> it should have been handled in the due course

on that day, an ft-17 arrived at the western maryland depot in gettysburg. that is the depot closest to the college. a reporter wrote, the long suspected tank is here. it was soon unloaded and driven through town or while scores of people watched it with the greatest interest. the tank was built in france, but it was delivered to an automotive factory here so they could look at it. in his memoirs, eisenhower alleged that two more tanks were shipped to gettysburg, recalling that pretty small tanks percent-wise. each was to carry, i should say -- the tanks arrived without weapons. ike's memory was a bit hazy. no newspapers reported the appearance of the two other tanks, which would've arrived at one of the two train stations in town. evidence to substantiate that one tank was ever assigned to the camp, to gettysburg times confirmed soon after the armistice that the loan tank with which the camp colt men got other practice drove through town this afternoon. if you go to some of the roadside exhibits here at the eisenhower national historic site and gettysburg n

when you think about eisenhower's career park on that day, 1918 f 17 light tank arrived at the western maryland depot in gettysburg. that's the depot that's closest to the college. >> gettysburg time reporter wrote, the long expected take is here. camp colt's officers and men are as happy as a playground full of children with a new toy. this -- small french tech was received by freight from an automobile factory from -- maryland. it was unloaded and driven through tamil scores of people watched it with the greatest interest. this tank was built in france. but was delivered to an automotive factory. they looked at it. >> in his memoirs, eisenhower alleged that two more tanks were shipped to gettysburg, recalling that, three small tanks were sent. between about seven tons. they had a machine gun or a small one counter cannon. mounted to the revolving current. the tanks arrived without weapons. ike's memory was a bit hasty. none of the local newspapers ever reported the appearance of the two other tanks, which would have arrived at one of the two train stations in town. as evidence, -- only one ta

an 80% chance you are going to get repaated on again l today as this area of rain showers in western maryland and parts of west virginia now is moving into the shenandoah valley in short order and should be arriving here by about lunchtime today. already some raindrops near manassas and fairfax this morning. those are going to be impacting your morning commute. your ten-day forecast. we might be sunny and dry tomorrow. >> that's your latest forecast. comg up, here is a wrd one. new details on that alleged mark burnett.le between tom what they are staying and the police investigation. >>> an important new rossen reports. after thosec tra gas explosions in massachusetts, who to do if you smell gasn your home. first, day" on nbc. hey! hey! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for tv service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked highest in internet service satisfaction by jd power for the 5th year in a row. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserves the credit, so... and he's humble! so, um...i should probably go get started. you need me to watch the van? no, i'm good! yo

i've had about a dozen in maryland throughout the state, eastern maryland, western suburbs, baltimore suburbs, southern maryland, the northern counties. and there's a common theme here. the common theme is there's no simple answer to the opioid crisis, that it involves not only a health issue and we need to have services under our health but we also need to recognize it deals with transportation, it's a social problem, deals with how the courts handle these issues. it's multiple disopinions that are -- disciplines that are involved in dealing with the opioid epidemic. and that's why i'm so pleased that we're going to have a chance to vote on the opioid crisis response act of 2018. we all know that despite our great efforts here and we've provided billions of dollars of additional federal support for these programs, that the opioid crisis is still on the rise. the number of o.d. deaths ever still increasing in many parts of the country. every community is experiencing challenges with the opioid crisis. so it is appropriate that we are taking comprehensive action to deal with this probl

he referred to the eastern part of it as carroll point and the western part of it as maryland point. so those are the -- there were several different examples. >> so was he well-informed about many things but misinformed about the name of the hill? pamela: no, it was called jenkins hill at the time. capitol hill is a hill but then it is a plateau. the land that he thought of as that entire hill, not just where the capitalnt where is located but the plateau behind it. it was called jenkins hill. pam,es: thank you,, for that. i am interrupting. this is a fine art. when it comes to 18th-century washington real estate. there is a description in the book on why it is called jenkins usedecifically how it is and why it is called jenkins hill. it has to do with l'enfant and others doing his kind of work. coming upon the land in of then, up of a branch potomac river, and as he progressed toward this woods area, he was not familiar with it and so on. he comes along across the land and goes in to a nearby farmer and says "can you tell me who owns this land?" and the answer comes back "carroll."

western shore of the csapeake bay. low 60s as you get up towards germantown. 64 in new market, maryland. your planner for today's commute could little bit of sun glare on the roads for you eastbound commuters morning. some fog across parts of central tirginia. a really pleasay coming your way. watch out, that fog could be a little thick here this morning. visibility down under a mile for parts o sthenandoah valley and central virginia. one of my weather watchers on twitter near front royal just said the fog was real thick there. so b on the lookout. otherwise, look at how nice and quiet the weather is up and down the eastern seaboard today. that n unsettled weatherthe upper midwest, that is what's going toer in interfere with ou plans particularl on sunday. a nice dry monday tay. maybe a spot on the eastern shore. also an isolated drop in the mountains. not really much of a rain chance around the city. partly cloudy overnight tonight. during the day morrow, a little more cloud cover than today, but rain chances stay very low for tomorrow as well. not zero, but rain chances down below 20%

maryland is in the tornado watch, as well. the flash flood watch goes through central pennsylvania, western new york and massachusetts, rhode island and connecticut. tomorrow, we could pick up one to four inches of rain. rivers and creeks from the mid-atlantic to the northeast can't handle that, david. >> ginger zee, thank you. >>> and next this evening, unanswered questions in that deadly outbreak of home explosions in massachusetts. i 00n three towns outside boston returning home tonight after the series o bltsaused 80 homes to catch fire, destroying 1 of them and killing an 18-year-old. the ntsb confirming tonight a spike in gas pressure was the cause, but the utility company says they didn't cause it. many residents tonight saying they still do not feel safe. >>> and to the breaking news from the white house tonight. president trump taking the unprecedented step of declassifying documents having to do with the russia investigation from people he believes are biased against him. the documents include text messages of fired fbi director james comey and from lisa page and petter struck, the two former fbi officials who wrote nega

western edition. good evening, i'm jeff glor. we're going to begin tonight with a mass shooting today in maryland. it happened at a rite-aid distribution center about 35 miles northeast of baltimore. police say that a 26-year-old woman armed with a handgun opened fire on coworkers. three were killed, three others hurt. police say the woman then shot herself, and she later died. it was the third mass shooting in the past 24 hours. a gunman wounded four coworkers at a software company in middleton, wisconsin, before he was killed in a shoot-out with police. and in masontown, pennsylvania, a police officer took down a gunman who had shot and wounded four people outside a courtroom. chip reid is at the scene of today's shooting in aberdeen. chip. >> reporter: well, good evening. there's no question that mass shootings have become horrifyingly common, but there's one thing very uncommon about today's shooting-- the perpetrator was a woman. >> any idea what the number of victims are? >> not at this time. >> reporter: first responders arrived on the scene just after 9:00 a.m., about five minutes after th

western end of i-66. flood warnings continue for a big chunk of northern maryland. of ber there's a high standing water out there. stay away from high water at all costs. right now it's a cl 55 in leesburg. a mildern5 washington and return of south westerly wind today even with a lot ofanlouds off and on rain chances throughout the day. we should be 10 to 15 degrees. >> good morning. a lot of problems here on the beltway that just popped up. three incidents all together. most of the problems is top of the beltway here. silver springs, outer loop. left side blocked by the crash there. fort washington at the woodrow wilson bridge another lane is blocked. here's your other spot around town.li ton, southbound gw parkway, two different problems there. after the overlo and before the bridge. >> thank you. right now old town alexandria residents are probably tracking the forecast closely because this is what they dealt with last night. the river rose above it'sanks blooding king street. >> now this is what we're seeing at this hour as jtetin rep earlier the water seems to

have more rai across loudoun county, headed up towards frederick, maryland, and more rain across southern virginia. ill grades the westernern side of the metro. temperaturewise we're in the low to mid-60s this morning. afternoon tempetures getting up near 80 degrees. off and on hit or miss showers. tomorrow lower chances for rain and slightly higher temperatures. 83 cwae you >>> check of trefk >>> right now firstrt a traffic alert, some slowdowns across the area. you're taking some delays at the 0,p of the beltway. northbound the local lane at shady grove, we still have delays, had omedebris. southbound we're slow this morning. southboundgw parkway at bellevue before the key bridge, we have lanes blocked. >> thank you. >>> another local news upda in about 25 minutes. >>> now back to the "today" s >>> 7:30, now, on a maonday morning. and that happens >>> to be your 2018 u.s. open champion naomi osaka. we're so excited. we cannot wait to talk to he'l speak to her in just a little bit. it was quite a match. >> it was. >> it will goown in the record books. >> one for the history books. it's great to have naomi here to talk a

western plains. fire threat continues in the central plaie southwest. that's what'e country. >>> very gloomy star right no we have low clouds and low visibility for some areas with patchy fog,specially if you are in marylandd even philadelphia the fog is a lot thicker there. be very careful. thenlow 70s. may be in the upper 70s through the afternoon with cloudyki and a chance for some aft showers. the rest of this week have the umbrella over the weekend. still at least a sma >> your latest weather. >> thank y> coming next, one o biggest naps in holwood, oscar winner matthew mcconaughey is darel dhchat with matthew. first, this is "to on stay with storm team4 on air and online for continuous updates and download the nbc washington app. we. >>> welcome back. matthew mcconaughey has dazzled us through the years, countless memoble rows, but the oscar winner says the latest is unlike any before. "white boy rick he plays a father with bright ideas for his family's future. >> all you've got to have is vision. >> vision? >> it's a metaphor, like a phrase of speech? our friends can look in the back seat, tell me what you see. a vcr. >> no, sir. that, my friend, is the future. our future. you and i are going to ope