the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: madam speaker, i'm now very pleased to yield two minutes to mr. blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. van hollen: of the ways and means committee. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy and his hard work over the years on the budget. i'm pleased to stand today to support this agreement. it allows us to limp along. there's no shutdown for now. we avoid the damage of default. there's a slight relaxation in sequestration. there's equity for seniors and the disabled. there was a time when many of these provisions would not necessarily be a cause for celebration, but it is today. this is a signal accomplishment for stability and i take my hat off to speaker boehner, to leader pelosi, the senate leadership, the president and his team delivered on agreement that came together for congress at relatively warp speed, working behind the scene for days. it wins the house some breathing space, not lurc

rain dhachances best today acro maryland. everyone has a chance to get hit. lower rain chances down toward st. mary's county. right now in the mid-50s to near 60 degrees. won't need that extra layer of warmth like we had yesterday morning. hourly temperatures 50 to 60 through 8:00 or 9:00. mid-60s by 11:00. once we get the clouds to start to break out a little bit later on this afternoon, temperatures will jump into the mid-70s. there it is on radar, just a little chance for showers there. showers now extending from morgantown, west virginia, down to the roanoke valley. we're all dry in and around town for now. but those rain drops here, let me show you future weather and time out the drops by 6:15, 7:15, moving into the shenandoah valley, light rain 7:00 to winchester and luray, west of warrington. haguers town to leesburg to warrentown to the metro area and rain chances hit and miss but light rain chances through lunch time today. and then fading away after that. seven-day forecast shows a return of sunshine back for tomorrow. thursday. more clouds back in

maryland added a field goal, 31-30. on fourth and two, perry hills avoids a sack but uh-oh, trevor williams the interception. i think the hills would liking to have that one back. more opportunities for maryland. turnover bug bites penn state. hackenburg three touch downs. trouble on the snap. maryland recovers with a little over five minutes left, only a 1-point lead. hackenburg knows this is not over for penn state or maryland. terps with one more possession. hills with his third interception of the day. the pick and for penn state the win, 31-30 it, mike loxly embracing james franklin. despite two lost fumbles, five turnovers there were chances for the terrapins. >> they gave everything they had today. we wanted to leave everything we had on the field. i feel like they did just that for us. the turnovers showed up in the big plays and passing game. we still had opportunities to win the game at the end. good teams find a way to win the games. i feel we have a good team and now we've got to continue to have coach them

maryland, first and goal on the ten. and over the shoulder, the grab by reign gets at least one foot in. maryland reclaims the lead, 27-24, the sixth league change and that's where it is in the fourth quarter. all right, virginia. visiting north carolina. and legend has it if you drink from this fountain as a freshman, you'll have good luck. logan, the first corner, just barrels in. 7-3, north carolina. virginia goes mike london. not happy with that. first quarter, team responds. not going to run it. matt johnson and hopkins for the touchdown. it's 10-7, virginia. second quarter. the heels take control. hood. watch him lower the shoulder and get in from three yards out. 13-10, north carolina in the fourth. carolina leads now 23-13. all right, go to blacksburg, visiting virginia tech and words to live by. it is a tailgate. duke visiting virginia tech. first quarter, michael brewer hittin hittings hodges, ties the game. all right, still first quarter. duke driving. thomas will find max. the son of former bronco's wide rece

mead, maryland. we're learning about the slew of charges the suspect faces. >>> a look at all of the green and blue to our west. it is headed our way. but when? let's check in with chuck bell with your hour by hour forecast. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. cloudy sky moved in overnight. there is a risk of light rain around between now and lunch time today. here it is on storm team radar. hometown frostburg, petersburg, luray, toms brook, virginia, rain chances are high over the next couple of hour. in and around the metro area, rain chances ramp up between 9:00 and noon time. planning your day out, hour by hour, 55 now. near 60 by 7:00. risk of a few showers in and around the metro between maybe 9:00 and noon today. as we get into the afternoon, rain chances slowly but steadily coming to an end. low to mid-70s with clearing sky and increasing breeze. by later on this evening, temperatures dropping back down to the 60s. dry by evening time. talk more about how long our dry stretch continues and

tonight the university of maryland held its maryland madness festivities. the annual event symbolizes the start of the basketball season, and it features entertainment and an intra squad scrimmage. expectations high in college park this season. the terps rank third. dave owens talks with some of the players in sports. >>> did you know today was a school day? it's a new chapter for prince george's county. school on saturday. yes, it's here. students and parents celebrating, or in some cases be moaning classes on -- bemoaning classes on weekend. >> i was made to come here because i want to go to a magnet school. >> reporter: how excited are you to come to class on a saturday? >> very happy. >> reporter: the children have mixed feelings about class on saturday, but parents seem eager. >> i think it's important for him to attend saturday school, because he has expressed a love of mathematics, and i feel if they're going to go to school six days a week, they should be engaging in something that will keep them ahead of the curve. >> reporter: 200 prince george's

. >> and the state of maryland is this is a pos, not a ppo. a ppo? it's a pos. i want a pos or i have a pos? you have a pos. so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo? (child crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... with zocdoc. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the truth is he was nowhere to be found. literally. parrish holds a seat on the northern virginia transportation authority, but 34 times he failed to show up for meetings. parrish skipped more meetings than any other member. and hal parrish refused to support the bi-partisan transportation bill. why would we want to get stuck with republican hal parrish in richmond? >>> olympic runner oscar pistorius is out of prison and under house arrest today. the famed double a

the maryland terrapins. the saturday night game against michigan announced it's been moved up to kickoff from noon. from redskins park, carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> local teams face very real scenarios and we traveled with the montgomery county crew to see what it takes to prepare for a disaster. >> can you tell when you're being >>> they have responded to emergencies from hurricanes to building collapses. >> now members of maryland task force one are in the middle of a special five-day training program in georgia. >> our mark segraves traveled with the team to see the training up close, video you can only see here on news 4. >> reporter: well, this is just a training exercise it's as realistic as you can imagine. 20 teams from federal, state and local agencies across the country are taking part including teams from maire land and virginia. >> anything you want to replicate and anything you want to destroy and first responders want to train on we can do here. >> the skills they learn here will help bette

it vofs a maryland park police -- involves a maryland park police car. it happened in bowie, maryland near benjamin tasker school. we're trying to get more details on the crash for you. >>> two montgomery county men have been arrested for stealing guns in a vehicle assigned to a federal agent. 18-year-old jarvis johnson and travis core are under arrest. it happened thursday in clarksburg. >>> police have released video they hope will lead to an arrest in a stabbing death at a d.c. nightclub. take a look at the four people in this video. they are persons of interest in a homicide at layla's lounge around 1:00 a.m. thursday. eric jones, 19 years old, is the victim. if you can identify any of the men or women in this video, you're not asked to confront them but call police. >>> in prince george's county a vigil was held friday for amanda jones. jones was killed inside her upper marlboro home monday night while talking on the phone with a friend. police say the suspect mitchell cole waited inside the home for half an hour before ambushing her when she arrive

let's listen in to maryland governor martin o'malley. >> our middle class is shrinking. our poorer families are becoming poorer and 70% of us earning the same or less than we were 12 years ago. >> reporter: so generally that information is true. the middle class is shrinking and a lot of families are poorer, but the washington post points out that some of the data that he was referring to was outdated in terms of the 70%. what 70% is he referring to? you really have to sort of dig into the numbers there to take a look at that. the bottom line, some of that data was outdated but the general point that he was making is still good. >> tracie potts live on the hill. thank you for that analysis. >>> pretty bold statements from the gop. governor mike huckabee tweeted, quote, i trust bernie sanders with my tax dollars like i trust a north korean chef with my labrador. jeb bush took a stab at the candidates as a whole. he tweeted it's clear the democrats on stage tonight are running for obama's third term. join me if you're ready to stop them. >>> 4:48. new details in a murder i

ohio state beats maryland 49-28. randy edsall was asked about how the game started. >> have you been to any of the games since i have been the head coach? if you would notice, i do that every single game. every single game out of the respect i have for these kids and what they go through. every single game. >> we move on to south bend. navy visiting notre dame. notre dame 21-# lead. 45 yard touchdown run. later in the quarter navy going with what works. he goes down the side line. we are tied at 21. third quarter showing navy they are not the only ones who can run. one of three touchdowns for him. notre dame beats navy 41-24. >> second quarter pittsburgh up. right into the hands of moore. third quarter panthers threatening. pitt 24-10. virginia not going down easy. 32 yard hook up. >> there is spring-like optimism surrounding the washington capitals. barry trotz is back for hoist second season as head coach. tonight they open up their 41st season. t.j. oshie didn't make it on the score sheet. he will. puck goes off t

leon: in maryland politics, turn-around in the larry hogan poll numbers. the favorability rating is 54% adoring to the poll. that is 21 points higher than february a month after he took office. the job approval rating is 58% earlier in year than earlier. it was at 40%. maureen: a dozen people were arrested from the home in maryland this morning. rescuers went door to door in a mobile home park along the river. 14 people including a man on crutches were brought to safety. a dozen residents removed to leave. leon: they started to remove the sand that washed up on the boardwalk in the past week. they uncovered the windows and boarded up after hurricane joaquin headed toward the coast. the roads and the parking lots reopened in the area. it will take a week before getting to normal there. maureen: adding to concern over the severe weather. hurricane joaquin. josh knight took a ride he flew in the eyeof the storm. he will have a report tonight at 11:00. >> doug hill was jealous. he wanted to be in the hurricane center. >> he got scared at times. great stuff. i

lower rain chances to southern maryland. everyone should take their pocket umbrella. 50s to near 60s. school day forecast, cloudy, may need the umbrellas, chances for showers. talk about a chilly weekend ahead. coming up in the seven-day forecast. >> i feel like i'll be drunk all the way home. >> a woman causing quite a stir after broadcasting herself driving drunk on periscope. how police can punish her. >>> new developments on the malaysia airlines flight that broke up over the skies over ukraine. what we're learning that report will say and the criticism it is fitting when we go to the live desk ahead. (child crying) this is a pos, not a ppo. a ppo? it's a pos. i want a pos or i have a pos? you have a pos. so you want me to have a ppo? you have a pos, not a ppo that means... i want a ppo? (child crying) you have a pos, it's like a hmo. it means you a referral from a pcp. a pcp? a primary care physician. a pos means i need a pcp? (child crying) a referral. (child crying) find a doctor in your network before you book... wit

in maryland the death of ethan sailor in 2013 became a water shed moment. the 26-year-old with down syndrome suffocated while deputies tried to take control of him at a movie theater over an unpaid admission. in the wake of that tragedy today a gathering to let people with disabilities interact with first responders a sort of soft training for both sides. >> 500 participants here today. we have disdescriptions in here. >> reporter: they are trying to get flip card books like these in the hand s of officers everywhere to help them talk by pointing at pictures with disabled people in a crisis. >> the law was signed by the governor in may. >>> deep pockets only. one of the oldest mansions is on the market. >> these kids are left at the bus stop and they don't know when the bus will show up. how some parents say the school bus system is unreliable. okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network, so you can get 100% out of all your devices. whatever speed you need, fios has it. so if you

of maryland. he was attorney general for the state of maryland and attorney general for the united states and by the 180's, he becomes chief justice of the united states supreme court. he is a colonization and someone who advocates that a former slave cannot live peacebly in the united states and should be removed to places likely beer yeah. he is a catholic living in maryland and i think most important thinking about credit scott -- dred scott, before we get to 1857, it has beenal question on his mind since the 18 20's and 1830's when as attorney general, he had begun to work out his theory of black citizenship and we know his conclusion that black people cannot be citizens of the united states. host: the total population in the 1850's was 30-million people. and there were about half a million free blacks in the united states. and today, the free blacks live in a certain part of the country? guest: there were free blacks in the south and the north. a lot of times after emancipation if a slave was

a maryland state police trooper shot a person they call a suspect. not a ton of information right now, but pat collins is on his way there to find out what happened. we'll have updates in the nbc washington app. back to you. >> more breaking news now a second police involved shooting, this in the district. we got off the phone with d.c. police. they tell us an officer shot and killed a suspected burglar this morning at a liquor store along georgia avenue northwest near the d.c./maryland line. police say there was a gunfight between the officers and two suspects. one was killed, the second suspect is on the run. megan fitzgerald is heading to the scene right now we'll keep you updated. >> i'm molette greene live in prince william county where two families and two school communities are grieving the loss of high school seniors as police here dig for answers. busloads of students started the day off at osborne park high school with grief counselors ready to help them cope with an unexpected loss. 17-year-old indya davis attended this school. police foun

football game today, big game, maryland and michigan. overnight tonight, dining out, will be in the 50s. blustery overnight too with drizzle too. may linger into sunday morning. cloudy tomorrow afternoon, low 60s. finally sun back, upper 50s monday into the 70s for the rest of the week, maybe another chance of rain on friday. let's check on hurricane joaquin and lauren is joining us out on the weather deck. what's up with joaquin? >> it is still turning on the atlantic, but finally moving away from the bahamas. and it continues to move to the northeast and weakening. that's a good, good piece of news. let's go ahead to the map now and go right by bermuda dropping three to five inches in bermuda, then cooler waters, it'll start to weaken. they'll have another hurricane hunter that flies later on this morning. we have the flash flood watch, some moisture to the region. flash flood watches anywhere from south of aberdeen all the way down through southern maryland. st. mary's county could have a little bit more in terms of the fact that they

in maryland we didn't wait for the federal government to act. we pursued our own dream act to ensure that 36,000 dreamers could have access to affordable higher education. and after i signed it into law, as some of you may know or may recall who are marylanders our republican brothers and sisters petitioned it to referendum in an effort to defeat it at the polls. but we made our case of human dignity and the common good we share with the people of maryland and we turned around those polls and we succeeded in passing the dream act at the ballot the first state ever to do so and we did it with 59% of the vote of the people of maryland. and this was not merely a victory for the dreamers' future, it was a victory for maryland's future. the more all of our people earn -- or learn the more they will earn. the bet our economy does. in maryland we expanded driver's licenses to new american immigrants because people need to get to and from work safely and obey the rules of the road. at the very start of my administration in 2008 i established the new ame

moderate color through western maryland. some of the higher spots of west virginia and moderate to even high color as you saw. make sure you download the nbc washington app. your evening temperature, by the time we get to 10:00 to 11:00, our temps will be dropping to the 50s, quite as low as we were early this morning and that's because clouds will be after midnight and we'll have some rain around the area tomorrow so make sure you pack the umbrella and dress accordingly. we're not going to need the galoshes because we're not going to get that kind of rain. as a matter of fact, just the small umbrella needed for tomorrow. here's a look at the temperatures throughout the area and some of the cool, low 50s to the upper 50s. again, not too cold starting out and that will change, though, with the second system that moves through this week. for areas, early 8:00 a.m. and you can see just cloud cover and the best chance of rain is through mid-afternoon and we're not going to see very much at all coming into the area. just showers

new information from maryland. electrical failure due to overloaded extension cord is what is to blame to start deadly house fire. this is according to the state fire house. the medical examiner, zavion atkins and his grandmother bernice washington died from smoke inhalation and burns. four other family members were able to get out of the house. alison: right now commuters are heading back to prince william county hoping to find their cars in the same condition they left them. this after a rash of fire theft and vandalism in the commuter lots. six vehicles have been hit in the last month. brianne carter will take a look at what is being done tonight at 6:00. crews tonight will close the far left lane of the inner loop at annapolis road. an hour later close two lanes and three lanes by 11:00. they should all be back open by tomorrow morning at 5:00 and it will continue each night until the routine maintenance is complete. a nice rebound today from the chill that started the week. the week is going to warm up lately.

we speak to the good samaritan who was in maryland to honor his father. ways to watch the innovative new system that d.c. is using to create electricity and save you money. >>> but first, we're going to begin with a wave of pushbacks from drivers over plans to add tolls to part of i-66. virginia has been holding public meetings on the proposal that would turn i-66 inside the beltway into hov lanes during the morning and afternoon rush and commuters aren't happy with the price tag. tolls could add up to $17 a day round trip. to put that in perspective, it would add up to $85 a week, $4400 a year or about what you would need to pay off an $18,000 car on a five-year loan. now this wouldn't start until the summer of 2017 and that is a peak toll for drivers who do not meet the hov requirements. >>> nine month old baby girl has a lot to look forward to in her life. she's alive thanks to a montgomery county police officer and a good samaritan. we now know who the second life saver was and as darcy spencer shows us, he is no ordinary good samaritan. >> reporter:

leon: maryland drivers, tomorrow the maryland transportation authority is kicking off a month-long waiver room for toll violators to pay their debts without facing penalties. era inis an end of an the skies. tomorrow, the final us airways flight will take off from the skies in philadelphia, labeled flight 1939 in honor of the year it was created. on sunday under the american airlines banner. the merger was announced two years ago. alison: an update on one of the national zoo's biggest stars, giant panda cub bei bei. he weighs nearly six point five pounds, his eyes are fully open, and he is rambunctious. go on exhibit for the first time early next year. for now you just have to enjoy the panda cam. leon: don't want to see him rambunctious when he is 600 pounds. that will not be as fun. alison: bei bei. changes in the weather? cool: yeah, it will get out there. that does a lot for the color changes. parts of montgomery county and western d.c., this photo sent in by dr. andrew baldwin from near rockville. dr. andrew, by the way, he was season nine's "bachelor." alison: and he is a good photo

flood watches and warnings are in effect, including parts of maryland and virginia. several areas in charleston, south carolina are flooded by as much as several feet of water, stranding cars and effectively shutting down the city. >> what we want to do is help people get through these next two days with no one getting hurt. >> reporter: the high waters are affecting parts of the city that don't generally flood. >> normally with the storms we have a little water on the streets. what we have now, this is a disaster. if you are coming downtown you need an inflatable boat in the back of your car. >> reporter: the same situation in florence as well as other parts of north carolina. heavy flooding and rain that just keeps falling. >> we do have flood warnings primarily in the southeastern part of the state and in the far southwestern part of the state, something we didn't expect two days ago. >> and maybe the most shocking, in middle township, new jersey, the storm moved a house interest the water. >> i'm upset about it obviously. it's my pride and joy. it's my only resid

we'll start with the maryland/michigan game in college park. got moved. and the race of every child, that has been canceled today nap race typically shuts down pennsylvania avenue download. in maryland, the taste of bethesda has been called off and the same for the ft. bellvour octoberfest. number of events that have changed and you can find a whole list to go to our nbc washington app, all you have to do is search events. all weekend long, keep that app handy. track the latest on the heavy rain and the wind, you can also get the latest weather alerts come right to your phone. >>> now a developing story in northeast, washington. one man is dead after a triple shooting on h street. that is where we find derek ward, he's got the latest on the investigation, good morning, derek. >> reporter: this happened at about 1:06 last -- actually this morning. police were are still concentrate on this alley in the 800 block of seventh street at the near the intersection of seventh and h. police respond the to the sound of gunfire. when they got here, three men, three a

marylander against marylander. >> next is from california. jim is watching us there. you're on the air. >> thank you for this series. several questions. thanks specifically to the two guests here. very, very interesting. i'm a former retired attorney, and last time, i think, i looked at dred scott was in law school 50 years ago. but my question is, is this really the worst case the supreme court decided? i think i would have said plessy versus ferguson, just because it continued -- the effect continued longer. dred scott died with the civil war, fortunately. also, i don't know if any of you can answer this, you're not -- i don't believe you're doing plessy in this series. you are doing brown versus board of education? do you know why you're not doing plessy versus ferguson? >> simple answer. we had 12 weeks and thousands of cases. we, with the constitution center as our partners in this, spent lots of time arguing over which cases would be our landmark cases, knowing that we couldn't do all. already, we're thinking about next year and maybe more cases to add to the li

former maryland delegate don dwyer is heading to jail for six months. he's been ordered to sustain from drinking alcohol after a both accident. dwyer crashed his boat. according to the capital paper dwyer was convicted of violating his parole. he had six beers one night in may. an intralock device detected the alcohol and prevented him from driving. >> this morning transit police are looking for other possible victims of a man who exposed himself on a train to a 13-year-old girl. she was able to give police a detailed description of lopez including a chef's jacket he was wearing. police have had similar reports of attacks. they arrested lopez at the greenbelt station this week. >>> good morning. e oom land e i'm landon dowdy. facebook released an update. you'll be able to use a profile picture for a set period of time, facebook is giving you more ways to control your privacy. that's your cnbc report. i'm landon dowdy. >> it looks like another scandal may be the biggest yet that's unfolding at the secret service. this time the accusations go all the way

he has done a good job in maryland. pleased as we are not talking about e-mail or benghazi, and it's more about the issues that are important to the mark in public -- gun laws, the economy, how to get people jobs. keep in mind, martin o'malley and jim webb are both pulling in the low single digits. it remains to be seen if those numbers will change coming out of tonight's debate. live in the district, jay korff, abc 7 news. alison: moving on to the other big story of the night, less than 30 minutes ago, crews may have found the source of the water main break that floated a busy road in montgomery county. leon: traffic was a nightmare almost all evening, but the big question now, what is the morning commute going to look like? richard reeve is live in bethesda. are they going to get finished with the repair job tonight? richard: that is the big question. right now, they are digging this hole into rockville pike. then they have to get down in there and see if they can find the water main break, then fix it, then try to re

it was a victory for maryland's future. the more our people learn, the more they will earn, the better our economy does. we expanded drivers licenses to new american emigrants because ntsnew american immigra because people need to get to and from work safely and obey the rules of the road. at the start of my administration, i established the new americans commission to highlight and welcome the skills that were being brought to our state by new american immigrants from numerous countries. that effort was helped by our first labor commissioner. during my two terms as governor, we increased government contracts to latino-owned businesses by 154%. we became the first state in the nation to pass a living wage. we expanded the earned income tax credit not once, but twice. we raised the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour so that by 2016, hundreds of thousands of marylanders have finally gotten a raise. we closed college tuition. we did a good job keeping down the cost of college tuition, which helped hispanic students as well. they e

maryland punting, blocked by aaron mends, iowa back in business. and that leads to derrick mitchell, in from 2 yards out. 21-0 hawks at the half. terps get some back in the 4th. perry hills hits taivon jacobs, back of the endzone. 21-7. 4th q. maryland threatening again, but the king of iowa city says not so fast. desmond king the interceppion and then king has a house call. 88 yards the other way. the hawkeyes improve to 8-o, 31-15 over maryland. so the hawks are 8-0. here's a look at the remaining 4 games on the schedule. next week on the road at indiana. after that its 2 in a row at home against minnesota and purdue, and then they close out the season on the road at nebraska. 4 games away from a perfect regular season. speaking of the huskers. on the road at purdue. 1st half. ryker fife, first career start, hits stanley morgan, nifty moves in to the 1st half. ryker fife, first career start, hits stanley morgan, nifty moves in to the endzone, but big red trails 14-9. but the boilermakers sxplode on offense. david blough, to deangelo yancy. its 42

the further north and west, western maryland not under a watch. beever, there will still heavy rain. i will give you the timing of what to expect this weekend, and sunshine in the seven day outlook coming up. leon: thanks, steve. we will keep watching joaquin. our weather team is monitoring the storm's path. either way, there is lots of rain in our future. is live in ocean city with the preparations underway. boy, that looks like a big miss you are standing in. jonathan: leon, this is the reign of the present, looks like a movie set, and this has been going on the better part of 10 hours. the rain has been coming down horizontally and the wind is gusting. this coastal community is ready for whatever happens. they need to be prepared given the weather we are having now. folks areexandria, getting prepared for whatever is to come. stephen tschida joins us with that. rainen: jonathan, the just beginning to come down in old town alexandria, a lot of the sky, theng river, and already the sandbags on the ground. >> you can fill those up. stephen: sandba

we'll breakdown maryland play at 2:30 here on abc. we'll breakdown the game on the cyhawk rewind starting at 6:30 here on local 5. stephanie: now jon, with stephanie: now jon, with basketball season coming up and halloween later this week, we just had to show you these sports themed pumpkins from amber zink of newton.. she told us her husband, ryan, is the artistic mastermind behind these portrait pumpkins of jameel mckay.... and of georges niang. and this one comes complete with a bandaid, isu fans wore band aids on their heads in support of the star after the kansas game last year when he was elbowed in the face. brad: weather adlib: it will stay cool and rainy into the evening hours for much of central iowa. the rain should taper off into a few showers after midnight. our temperatures will hover in the upper 40s which might give you the shivers! but just wait until wednesday when the winds crank up from the nw at 20-30 mph! we should be able to get our temps back up into the low 50s, but it will be really cold wednesday night with

flash flood watch into effect over maryland and northern virginia and frederick, maryland, you're not in it doesn't mean you're not going to see heavy rain and head's up in your region, as well and the flash flood watch into saturday. two to five inches possible and the heaviest rain could be friday evening and two to three inches is what we need to see flash flooding and we do think some areas will see that fairly easi easily. future weather, typing this out for us tomorrow morning and this is around midnight tonight and the rain just about everywhere across our region and we've got more rain at 8:00 a.m. tomorrow and watch the heavier rain start to work in around 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and it gets really heavy tomorrow night, but by 11:00 a.m. on saturday and we're just dealing with shower activity now. if you have plans on saturday and i know you have a lot of activity and games on saturday, they're looking much, much better than during the day yesterday. 56 degrees, much better sunday and into monday and the redskins game is not looking all that bad. amelia will have much more as we mov

areas in northern maryland are getting sunshine. that sunshine will slowly continue to work its way farther and farther south and temperatures will continue to climb. i think we'll top out in the lower 60s today. 56 out there. that air is nice and dry. north especialliry winds. a little breezy at times. temperatures are warming up nicely. 55 for headache -- hagerstown. it's hard to see things warm up with the cloud cover. we will reach about 667. you are probable -- about 67. you will probably needs the sunglasses on the drive home. this morning, 30s and 40s. you can see the sun come out there through northern maryland. that will start to sink down a little bit. the clouds are quickly back first thing tomorrow morning. a lot of showers headed our way, come tuesday night into wednesday morning will be the sometime frame for the best chances for showers. but the rain is not gonna get out of here by wednesday afternoon t will stick around through -- afternoon. it will stick around through wednesday night and thursday morning. clear ski

. >>> in frederick county, maryland, school officials are taking action to shut down social media accounts, spreading video of school fights. fight video are a popular genre on the internet. the message is that kids are not the only one strolling to see the action. scott broom is live to explain. scott? >> reporter: well lesli, you're right as it turns out that school administrators, they are watching too and that they have been very successful in getting social media platforms like instagram to shut these accounts down. and take disciplinary action against the kids that they could identify on tape. >> fight videos, exploitive and brutal as they have seen lots of them. >> they'll be in class and they will say to come over and then like a lot of people, they will come crowd around them and that they will look. >> kind of get some sort of kicks out of it. >> reporter: this account, as they would fight and they were shut down today for violations of the terms of use against violence and bullying. and it was the school system here that blew the whistle. the fifth time this year that they have

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our te meteorologists say it may have more of an impact on maryland. there's a coastal flood warning until noon. they could extend it. they have not ordered any evacuations but the mayor says he's taking it seriously. >> look what happened with sandy. it may not be like that. it could be worse. but let's address it in the same manner. >> rick meehan says he's concerned about two zones, the main zone and the ocean inland. >>> the vatican is now talking about pope francis's secret meeting with kentucky clerk kim davis in d.c. last week. the vatican said the meeting should not be considered a form of support of her position and that the pope talked with her because of his kindness and availability. davis is the rohn county clerk who refuses to authorize marriage licenses to same-sex couples swhechblt to ja went to. pope francis gave her and her husband rosary beads. >>> a man has been charged. brandon williams has been charged with voluntary manslaughter. he was drunk when he hid samantha sumter's car head on. he was in the car with jermaine jackson. they

the gentleman from maryland. mr. van hollen: madam speaker, i'm now very pleased to yield two minutes to mr. blumenauer of oregon. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from oregon is recognized for two minutes. mr. van hollen: of the ways and means committee. mr. blumenauer: i appreciate the gentleman's courtesy and his hard work over the years on the budget. i'm pleased to stand today to support this agreement. it allows us to limp along. there's no shutdown for now. we avoid the damage of default. there's a slight relaxation in sequestration. there's equity for seniors and the disabled. there was a time when many of these provisions would not necessarily be a cause for celebration, but it is today. this is a signal accomplishment for stability and i take my hat off to speaker boehner, to leader pelosi, the senate leadership, the president and his team delivered on agreement that came together for congress at relatively warp speed, working behind the scene for days. it wins the house some breathing space, not lurc

. >>> all right, pat, at the live desk we're tracking the saga of the runaway blimp from maryland and we're getting pictures of the damage that blimp did. the lines that you see are drag marks that once moored the blimp to the ground and that cable is being blamed for thousands of power outages in central pennsylvania. 1500 homes without power. watch it make its descent. there were two f-16s that scrambled to follow this blimp and air traffic was re-routed around it and it finally came down around millville, pennsylvania, and not far from bloomsburg near interstate 81 and it made a 65-mile trip from aberdeen and that part of pennsylvania and defense officials are trying to figure out how the blimp broke loose from the tether in maryland. at the live desk, i'm scott macfarlane. >>> details on the story you heard first on news 4, metro is in the final stage of hiring its new general manager. transportation reporter adam tuss reported that it is in. tell us when that deal will get done, adam. >> reporter: that's just it. there is a final candidate and he has agreed he has found a job and

we had a few issues pry fail in southern maryland but -- primarily in southern maryland but looks like they're starting to ease up a bit and traffic starting to pick up and causing some delays all over parts of the metro. we'll get you around yeah! ahh... & you probably say it a million times a day. ahh... ahh! ahh... ahh! but at cigna, we want to help everyone say it once a year. say "ahh". >>ahh... cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkup. so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >>> welcome back. the wind is picking up making it feel a little bit chillier. ashburn you're 39 degrees. we'll head to the 50s. by lunch hour we're past where we were yesterday. the southwesterly winds are doing us a favor as far as warmer weather today. upper 60s for your highs. a good bit of sunshine. we'll talk big changes come the weekend. what that means for your weekend coming up in a bit. let's go over to larry. >>> good morning to you at home. wants to let my marc train riders camden 843 is running from 30

this is an annapolis road in bladensburg, maryland. police now tell us medics found at least one person hurt on the street. this is around 12:30 this morning. they suspect the person may be the victim of a hit and run. we are going to share new details with you as soon as we get them. >>> a teenager is recovering after he was stabbed near tenleytown's metro station last night. it happened around 9:30 on the sidewalk outside the station. the 15-year-old is expected to be okay. >> police don't have any information on a suspect as of yet. >>> while it could take days to a state highway to clear in california, it has been smothered with mud between two and six feet deep. fortunately, no one hurt in all of this. nbc's patrick healey shows us how drivers are digging out. >> the most frightening thing to see. look left and the mountain of mud just comes barreling down on you. >> reporter: tony and jeff just picked up their little brother from school and were driving home on elizabeth lake road when the rain suddenly picked up. >> we're trying

this is over waldorf, maryland. i know it's still a very dark shot here, but let me paint the picture for you. we have the 15,000 block of poplar hill road. we know firefighters are still on the scene. they've been there since around 12:30 this morning when they arrived to what they say was a lot of heavy fire and flames. we know that a woman and a young boy died. a firefighter was hurt as well. he went to the hospital and has been since released. students continue to follow this breaking story, tragic fire in waldorf, maryland. we'll find out how this happened and who else is impacted by the tragedy. eun. >> awful story. thank you, angie. >>> following breaking news this morning. prince georges county police are on the scene of an overnight murder. a man was shot to death in sutland. news 4's meghan fitzgerald is live on the scene with more on this investigation. meghan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eun. at this point prince georges county police department and detectives have been out here for t

heroin deaths in maryland up 25% this year. scott broom, wusa9. >>> police and fire identify 29- year-old christine sabo as the woman that died. >>> the governor of south carolina is urging residents to clear out. governor nicky haley says the flooding will start in 12 hours. she says the standing water could last nearly two weeks. >>> the coast guard is looking for the data recorder from the cargo ship that sank in the bermuda triangle. the data recorder contains information about el faro's speed and position before it sank. the coast guard suspended search for survivors last night. 33 people were on board. >>> a volkswagen executive testified and threw engineers under the vw bus. >> he said that officials knew nothing about the software that allowed diesel cars to cheat on tests. he blamed the problem on developers in germany. three exployees have been suspended and it could take years to fix all of the half vehicles affected in the united states. >>> always watching and tracking first alert weather, dc's most accurate. >>> s

this week they host a 2-5 maryland team still in search of their first conference win. alex giaimo anchors our coverage from iowa city. alex giaimo--"the iowa hawkeyes are undefeated but still have 5 important big ten confence games remaining on their schedule. even with all their success this team is not looking ahead and remains focused on playing maryland on saturday." c.j. beathard--"we can't let that stuff get to our head and coach ferentz has done a good job on making us focus on our next opponent. um we still got five games left and we can't let all that stuff get to our head." tevaun smith--"staying focused. not thinking about the week after and all the other weeks. just focus on this week and that's maryland and then when we get our next game we will focus on them." alex giaimo--"maryland has lost f fr games in a row but kirk ferentz isn't looking past the terrapins, a team that beat his hawkeyes last t season." kirk ferentz--"we've got 62.5 percent of our big ten gameme ft to be exact so to worry about those things is really kind of silly and yoyoget defined b

kick-off against maryland is at 2:30. and you can find trick or treat times for towns across eastern iowa by heading to kcrg dot com. just scroll down on the home page and click on "trick or treat times." this was media day for the iowa women's basketball team. and they say despite losing a couple of seniors, we'll look at why they're gearing up for a year of high expectations. stay with your 24 hour news better news ahead. we do however have to wait until the end of the weekend to see most of it. overnight and friday we see some breaks in the cloud cover developing. a brighter sky with dry weather is certainly a bit of an improvement. quickly friday night and saturday showers return. right now is looks like the rain will be ending during the afternoon which will hopefully provide dry weather for the ghosts and goblins trick or treating in your neighborhood. tonight: mostly cloudy low: 30-36 winds: nw 5-10tomorrow: mostly cloudy high: 49-55 winds: s 5-10tomorrow night: showers develop low: 42-48 winds: s 5-15saturday: sho

metro area, excluded from this watch, northern maryland, the panhandle of west virginia and western maryland. if you are in the flash flood watch, you can anticipate 3-6 inches of rain. the heaviest of rain will fall later in the day. 2-3 inches of rain in parts of northern virginia in a 12-hour time period could lead to flash flooding. this is the situation that storm team 4 will continue to monitor closely. joaquin could impact. >>> the bahamas bracing for hurricane joaquin. just got some new information saying it is not there yet. the people of the bahamas are bracing for up to 20 inches of rain. widespread flooding on the island and high winds. the storm surge could raise water levels by as much as 8 feet. hurricane warnings are in effect there. the central part of the island is now expecting the heaviest rain through tonight. stay here. in a few minutes, chris christie will be holding a news conference on the storm. prepping for a big impact. the national hurricane center will be issuing the latest track in a few minutes. we'll bring you that as soon as we get it. >>> i'm megan mcgrath,

the district in southern maryland not included. we will talk about how cold it will get and how long that will stick around, and a warm-up with temperatures back into the middle 70's. the details in just a few minutes. jonathan? jonathan: steve, thanks. mudslides left a mess in southern california. video, rescuers using ladders and tarps to help people trapped in the rolling river of mud. interstate five reopened after mudslides pushed up to five feet of mud across the interstate. southbound lanes reopened an hour ago. that is a major highway. encouraging news about the health of former nba star lamar odom. woke up,ative say odom spoke him even gave a thumbs-up, three days after he was found unconscious at a nevada brothel. his former college basketball coach said his estranged wife, khloe kardashian, said that odom 's off dialysis at his kidneys are working fine. the police are looking into reports he had a mixer of cocaine, alcohol, and herbal supplements. private moments violated, the university of maryland looking into at least

you know, southern maryland dealing with clouds. be patient, be patient. the sun will work its way towards you. i think towards the end of the day and certainly if you don't get it today, you will have it more than likely tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, and parts of friday. mid-to-upper 60s this afternoon. north-northeasterly wins 10 miles an hour or less. tonight generally clear, cool, crisp. 58 by 10:00. tomorrow morning mid 40s to low 50s. right now 61 in washington. we have that 62 with more clouds in cambridge. in the mid-to-upper 50s in the shenandoah valley and western maryland and west virginia. a really fine looking temperature map and a fine looking day on our michael & son weather camera. officially 61. dewpoint 49. the humidity is still at 64%. the air is drier. so what we've got going on, some develop flooding. coastal flood advisories and warnings around d.c., arlington and alexandria and southern maryland. some of the waves are running two to three feet and some of the tidal anomalies two feet above normal. that's a problem through tuesday mo

(giaimo) maryland has lost four games in a terrapins, a team that season. (kirk ferentz) we've got 62.5 percent of to be exact so to things is really kind of silly and you get defined but what you do on the field and the best thing we can do right now is just worried about this game. you know we've got a really big game coming up with maryland a team that beat us last year. (giaimo) and although maryland is in the middle of a losing streak they lost last weekend to penn state by just one point. (tevaun smith) from film they are kind of athletic guys and if you give them confidence they can kind of destroy you. so we got to make sure we are on our stuff and make sure we can execute everything on offense. (alex giaimo) the terps the state of iowa for this game for the first time in school history and kick off for the game is at 2:30pm. with your hawkeye headquarters report in iowa city, alex giaimo, local 4 sports. " iowa and maryland play at 2:30 here on abc. we'll breakdown the game on the cyhawk rewind starting at 6:30 here on local 5. jon: now that a litt