virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm ast? i said you were crazy. 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for it! work for it! (whistle blows) come on now! (whistle blows) (whistle blows) you

another mi virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to scoop up the loose ball. for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for it! work for it! (whistle blows) come on now! (whistle blows) (whistle blows) you rea

another miscue and turnover for virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: y what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to scoop up the loose ball. the fourth turnover of the night i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm and what did you say to me this morning when i said i wanted chicken for breakfast? pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for

another miscue and turnover for virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to scoop up the loose ball. the fourth turnover of the night for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm and what did you say to me this morning when i said i wanted chicken for breakfast? i said you were crazy. 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg

another miscue and turnover for virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to scoop up the loose ball. for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm and what did you say to me this morning 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for it! work for it! (whistle blows) come on now!

>> rece: well virginia tech once upon a time up 14-0. but since the second quarter started, a tennessee. they're on their way to victory and we're on our way to week one of the nfl. sunday on espn 10:00 eastern nfl insider sunday edition, all the early breaking stories. at 11:00 the new sunday nfl countdown. chris, bill, charles, matt and randy carry you to kickoff. always streaming live on watchespn and espn app as crosses the 20 yard line. 6:28 to go and evans and virginia tech have had a disastrous run in terms of taking care of the ball. not putting it on the ground would be a victory here. >> kirk: i know justin fuente is frustrated. a lot of film work to improve. you have got to talk about butch jones and the job he's doing right now in building this tennessee program up. you know, i think he feels that this team can compete. they got off to a slow start their season against appalachian state. the turning point in their season may be that fumble because it kind of ignited them. not just tonight. but there's so much pressure on them

virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm i said you were crazy. 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for it! work for it! (whistle blows) come on now! (whistle blows) (whistle blows) you ready

another miscue and turnover for virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. scoop up the loose ball. the fourth turnover of the night for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. say to me this morning when i said i wanted chicken for breakfast? i said you were crazy. 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work

. >>> and a woman who got hepatitis a from a smoothie chain in virginia is sharing her story as outbreak continues to expand. "fox 5 news" at 11 starts right now. >> right off the top tonight will tropical storm hermine change your holiday weekend plans. than i'm shawn yancy. >> and tony perkins hermine already hit peach beefs in florida and virginia beach is preparing for high reigns and heavy winds. here's how it could impact us. >> the storm continues to move its way up the mid atlantic and take a look that mapen you'll see what i'm talking about. it's now moving its way across myrtle beach, south carolina and teepd head across norm carolina tomorrow. it's currently 35 miles west southwest of myrtle beach and still producing fair amount of rainfall as it moves through. right now 50 mile an hour winds northeast now at 22 miles an hour. last hour it was going at about 20 miles an hour. it picked up a little bit of speed. here's a look at track. it's going to move its way off the coast by the time we get into saturday and as it does it will become a strong low pressure system and move a

you mentioned virginia beach. obviously, this could not come at a worst time for virginia beach. labor day weekend, last weekend of the summer, are businesses closing? are hotel shutting down >> i talk to the mayor today, they had an american music festival going on, 10,000 people, produce springsteen playing tomorrow in virginia beach. there's a lot of events, moved the outdoor festival indoors, they're doing what we have to do. tony, if this happens, at very vulnerable area. you can go to nor folks virginia on a day raining two, three hours and many clots are closed down. the idea that you could have a surge of this magnitude over a sustained period of time means it's going to come up the chesapeake bay. it's going to come up the middle peninsula. it are a could affect many of the folks in the eastern part of virginia. >> a lot of and preparation and certainly sounds like you guys are ready. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe. we'll check in with you later on. thank you. >>> let's get the latest on hermine the track and where it's going to be. >> this track is the one thing w

virginia tech. you have talked a lot about patience tonight and in that particular instance stroman perhaps trying do desperately to make the play. >> kirk: i think he ran into his own man there, curtis williams. >> rece: you know what, if stroman hadn't done that that ball would have probably hit curtis williams in the back anyway. >> kirk: yeah. >> rece: abernathy there to for the hokies. i made that purchase and...done. [leo] ok, can i have my drink now? [dave] ahh! ahh! don't rush my art. [announcer] suspicious card activity alerts. security. convenience. together. [cell phone ringing] hello hey tommy! what did you say to me when i said i was going to invent the telephone? i said you were crazy. hmmm t? i said you were crazy. 0 for 2 pal. this new egg white grill from chick-fil-a is aces. chicken for breakfast. it's not as crazy as you think. try the new egg white grill from chick-fil-a. (whistle blows) work for it! work for it! (whistle blows) come on now! (whistle blows) (whistle blows) you re

tennessee/virginia tech up next here on abc. for greg mcelroy, tom luginbill, our entire abc crew, i'm dave pasch saying so long from columbus after four and a half hours including an hour-long weather delay. we say good-bye from columbus and send you back to the studio. >> dave, there it is. bristol motor speedway decked virginia tech and tennessee getting set to play there before 150,000 folks in a couple minutes. stan verrett, mark may, mack brown here to talk about what we just saw with ohio state. 6-3 at one point and 42 unanswered for the buckeyes. impressed? >> struggled on offense, came out the second half as the complete team. as urban said, young teams grow up, going to oklahoma next weekend, a great matchup and a >> maybe they just liked playing in the rain. impressed with their defense they were right on cue. the two touchdowns they scored offensively, stop the run, that's what they did. impressive on the defensive side of the ball. the offensive passing game needs to get better next week. j.t. barrett doesn't throw

. >> there's a manhunt under way in northern virginia for whoever ab ducked and raped a lifeguard on the job. live with surprising reaction from those neighbors. >> and historic day for catholic church. mother theresa given highest honor for dedication to helping those in neeltd. >> i'm annie yu. >> i'm tom fitzgerald. >> good to see you happy surprised, september 4 already. that's a liv city right now in maryland . has not ruined your holiday plans around here. caitlin roth is keeping an eye on all this. good morning, caitlin, how are you? >> good morning to you both. hermine is still offshore and had little to no impact to us here in d.c.. we had clouds yesterday. it was breezy. overall nice. and i saw some peeks of sunshine out there in ocean city as rain stopped noon yesterday. beach erosion and storm surge still an issue with tropical storm hermine now far off to sea. winds still us is stained at 65 miles an hour. it's considered strong tropical storm but they call it post tropical once it transitions away from a warm storm to a regular one. winds east, northeast, 12 miles an ho

she lives in richmond, virginia. she has a husband and two when daughters who you will become familiar with when you read the book. so, so, let me tell you about this wonderful book thatrk we are presenting here today. something must be done about prince edward county. it is a new york times best cellular, it's a washington post most notable nonfiction. for those who want to support christian it is out for library virginia people's choice award. go to the website and vote for kristin to get this book voted as a people's choice award.se iw it's an interesting book in an interesting book not only because i'm a lawyer and i love waste a trend race relation topics. brown versus board of education something i studied in depth in law school.e edward also for those who do not know, gaithersburg was voted the most diverse city in america. those of us here today who live in gaithersburg may not fully appreciate that race relations were not always what they had been. that's what the book is about. kristin grew up in farmville,

the northern virginia transportation commission says metro ridership was down 15% at virginia stations in june. overall, fewer people are using buses and trains too and that means more cars on the roads. don't forget, most schools in that area have not returned yet. all schools will be back in session on tuesday. >>> it is quite possibly a mother's worst nightmare, your child put on a wrong flight and ends up in a strange city. two five-year-old boys were on the wrong flights. one five-year-old was supposed to be in jfk in new york, he was in boston instead. they handed me a little boy with his passport and that was not my son. jetblue got the kids to the right destination. the families want the federal government to investigate how something like this could happen. >>> mitsubishi headquarters are being raided amid a mileage rating scandal. the mile lanl inflation was first uncovered in april and affected cars under the nissan brand. the japanese government says today's raid comes after finding proof that another eight models. >>> you are looking at the official portrait of mother tere

most in virginia. as q mccray explains if you walk into one you may never know there was a problem there. q: are you aware of the tropical smoothie health issues? >> i'm not. q: the hepatitis a outbreak making national headlines for weeks now. they are having issue with hepatitis a outbreak. many of their loyal customers had no idea. >> the public doesn't know that. q: there are 70 plus cases around the country. >> i'm the chief executive officer at tropical smoothie cafe. q: the c.e.o. posted an apology video on the company facebook page. some stores have a sign up saying the strawberries are mexico and not overseas where they came from in the first place. but others do not. >> i don't have a sign up. they probably should have it up to let customers know. q: after talking to a number of the store managers and the area supervisors we found out that signage in store is up to the store owner. everyone we spoke to agrees that tropical smoothie should do more. if you have had a tropical smoothie in the las

we do not have a separate state of east tennessee the way we do in west virginia. anyway, let's get another question. i have isstion probably not answerable because until gallup did not live half a century later. my question is what percentage of the voting public in the south, white males over the age , were slaveholders, what percentage were not slaveholders, and of non-slaveholders, what percentage would have voted against lincoln, and why would oppose that? how was that in their economic interest since they did not own slaves? professor crofts: let's talk about the white south and the concept of families. approximately one in three families was a slaveholding family, and if you include states of the border that stayed on the union side -- delaware, maryland, kentucky, missouri, it's only about one white family , butur was slaveholding this ties that to my earlier question -- lots and lots of white southerners who did not own slaves nevertheless felt that slavery was, you know, part what they were accustomed to, and in many instances, what they , the way toecome

toward southern virginia, virginia beach and hampton road. they are expecting major flooding in the area. a storm surge warning. we are expecting life threatening storm surge in the virginia beach area and up toward the beaches. hermine, as of 5:00, winds of 50 miles per hour moving northeast at 20 miles per hour. it will be off the coast. notice, saturday, tomorrow, they put it to 60 miles an hour, increasing in strength. sunday, it brings it back to the coast. this is very important. this is going to come back to the coast and reach havoc along the beaches. this is where storm team 4 x 4 is tracking hermine. this is going to be on the road all night long. that was storm ranger 4 tracking hermine for the next 24 hours. amelia has more on the impact in your area. >> what we have been talking about all afo how interesting if you are going to cross the bay bridge or not. what a different weather story you are going to get. if you are staying in town, a nuisance event for us. showers at times, mainly in the morning and later on sunday. labor day

actually that we're even close at all in virginia is kind of reported at all about the virginia results is real positive, but i encourage hillary to run for president in april of 2014. and i told her, don't believe any poll. you're trying to do something that's never been done. you're the underdog until they call you the winner. so i think this thing will be close right up until the end. we have to make our case every day. the debates are a great way to do that. >> dickerson: you mentioned virginia. the first african american governor of virginia, doug wilder, who supported you campaign as governor, reportedly told you this, "let's assume trump is the worst guy in the world. fine. what makes you better? because you're not considered the worst, but you're right next to it. " what's your response to that? >> again, we have to make our case that there's a reason we're doing well in virginia right now, because i think voters have looked at us and have decided that they really embrace our message. you know, there's three pillars to the campaign all under the "stronger together" banner, an ec

the virginia tourism corporation estimates virginia wineries attracted 2.3 million visitors. >>> the port city brewing company on wheeler avenue in alexandria will receive a state agriculture grant expand. this is the first time a northern virginia business has received this grant. port city qualifies because it uses so many state agricultural products in its beers. the brewery will add 26 new jobs during expansion and the city will invest in a bike share station near the brewery. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. shares of samsung taking a hit today as the consumer electronics giant delays shipments of its new galaxy note 7. the delay comes amid reports in south korea by iers who claim that the phone's battery exploded while it was charging. >>> with the holidays around the corner, walmart is ready to give customers a head start on holiday shopping. >> you can say that again. it will launch its holiday lay away program tomorrow. i'm thinking spice latte. customers will be able to put items as low as $10 on lay away with a $50 minimum basket and will have until december 12th to pay

we're looking at virginia beach right now. honestly, john, it's not safe to drive in weather like this, but that's a toss-up, man, it's springsteen. good luck making that decision and be safe, whatever you do. >> thanks, alex. >> thanks to you both. >>> coming your way at the top of the hour, breaking news on the state of emergency in the mid-atlantic from tropical storm hermine and look at the damage and flood threat happening right now. stuffy nose? can't sleep? enough. take that. a breathe right nasal strip of course. imagine just put one on and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. so you can breathe, and sleep. better than a catnap. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. i've heard it all. eat more fiber. flax seeds. yogurt. get moving. keep moving. i know! try laxatives. been there, done that. my chronic constipation keeps coming back. i know. tell me something i don't know. vo: linzess works differently from laxatives. linzess eats adults with ibs with c

virginia beach is where we find donald trump right now. he's holding a private event at this hour, not so private, actually, there's a camera there, in virginia, an area with plenty of military voters. he's expected to speak about military issues. general flynn is there as well. let's listen to a little bit of this to get the flavor of it. >> it's been really praised by the veterans and veterans' groups. the va, the veterans administration, the waiting and all the problems, you do have some good doctors but people can't get in to see the doctors because the bureaucratic workings of the veterans administration are a total disaster. you know all about the rate of suicide and all of the problems, numbers that honestly are not even believable when you hear 22 people a day, 22 people a day, these are numbers that you wouldn't even think are believable. and a lot of it is because of the fact that they can't get better, they have no service whatsoever. it's been really badly handled. one of the things i've done is we allow, when that wait is so l

donald trump has arrived at the brooklyn center there in roanoke, virginia. hillary clinton spends today preparing for the big face-off. donald trump live in roanoke, virginia. ♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ there ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ >> thank you, everybody. thank you. thank you. so i thought we would start a little bit early, go home and watch football and your team now, all of your fans are pouring in, they're outside, virginia tech won the game, 54-17. amazing. wayne stadium and they're all outside they're all waiting to come in. so let's not wait, right? it's great to be in virginia, a state where i have so many great friends and wonderful employees, i have some great properties here with great, great employees, it's tremendous, and we have wonderful polls, they just keep coming in, a brand-new rasmussen poll that just came out has us leading by five points nat

that will create a lot of drama in the postwar virginia. just across the room from this large statue of robert e. lee excepting virginia's military force command, there is this image. it is on an easel. frank leslie's illustrated news representing members of virginia's state constitutional convention. glued on if you will. assigned at the top right discusses the details of the constitutional convention. why it came about, black versus white, but the objectives were of that meeting which did result in a new constitution in 1869. but the invisible tension between these two events could be made stronger. i admit maybe it is a guided tour. you are allowed to sort of wonder around on your own and that is what i was doing the last couple of times i have been there. dedicated and capable of a general as he was during the civil war could not wrap his mind around the circumstances of blacks after emancipation. in a conversation held during the summer of 1865, lee remarked to another veteran of his army, "i have always observed that wherever you find

not one out of every virginia adults. one out of every 10 virginians from birth to death is a veteran. in the senate i serve on both the armed services and foreign relations committees. i represent a state that has deep ties to our military, diplomatic, humanitarian and intelligence efforts. i lived overseas in honduras at a pivotal time in my life and saw from abroad the role that american leadership can play and our obligation to get it right. and now my oldest son, a proud marine who's based nearby at camp will he journal, is deployed overseas for the second time. so when it comes to american national security, i take this personally. being president is the hardest job in the world. every president needs a solid partner because no challenge that makes its way to the oval office is easy to solve. harry truman, a proud veteran, said it best, "the buck stops here." every day a president deals with late-breaking challenges in a world of incomplete data and conflicting advice. we trust the president with the command of our

you have northern virginia, central virginia and western virginia, southwest virginia. and you've got rural virginia. and when you look at it as a whole, that's a representation of the entire country. so if you are talking, if you want to know what the people are thinking, you want the gauge of what virginias are thinking. >> the state of virginia will be won or lost in the part of northern virginia. why is that? it's a small demographic and what do those voters want? >> north virginia is a democratic stronghold. without northern virginia, and in many instances, most democrats probably wouldn't be able to hold virginia. i believe then president obama in 2008, he did several smart things. one, he came to virginia. two, he talked about using virginia as kind of an example of how he would run the entire country. three, you had tim kaine, jim webb and mark warner he was vetting as potential vice presidential candidates. in addition to that, he doubled down by making tim kaine the dnc chair. so he showed that he had some interest in virginia. and i think that is what got --

we are going to move up to virginia beach. by tomorrow, just outside ocean city, maryland tracking the weather in our area like we have never been able to before. we can pick up things like location and strong winds that other radars can't. guys? >> that is cool. really neat to see it in action this weekend. >> storm ranger. >> the first of its kind drone is flying across the chesapeake and what it is carrying with it. >> yeah. the legal maneuvering in the bob mcdonal construction case and what it means for governor. >>> more documents released from hillary clinton's private server. what the e-mlsai >>> welcome back. a live look at bay bridge. traffic appears to be moving fairly well. you are seeing it on the eastbound and westbound direction. everyone trying to get away for the labor day. chopper 4 is providing this coverage. if you are getting to the beach, it could be tricky this weekend. stay safe on your travel. >>> the fbi released more documents related to the investigation of the private server used by hillary clinton

donald trump wrapping up a rally in virginia, as the countdown rolls on. just about 48 hours until the big show down with hillary clinton. they will go face-to-face monday night. first time as presidential nom nos. clinton taking time off to prep for monday's debate in hofstra university. trump hit the major battleground state of vinge virj with this rally going on. he's closing the gap with clinton in the virginia poll average from a 13 point deficit to a six point

tennessee/virginia tech up next here on abc. for greg mcelroy, tom luginbill, our entire abc crew, i'm dave pasch saying so long from columbus after four and a half hours including an hour-long weather delay. we say good-bye from columbus and send you back to the studio. out for football tonight. virginia tech and tennessee getting set to play there before 150,000 folks in a couple minutes. stan verrett, mark may, mack brown here to talk about what we just saw with ohio state. 6-3 at one point and 42 unanswered for the buckeyes. impressed? >> struggled on offense, came out the second half as the complete team. as urban said, young teams grow up, going to oklahoma next weekend, a great matchup and a fun game to watch. >> maybe they just liked playing in the rain. impressed with their defense they were right on cue. the two touchdowns they scored offensively, stop the run, that's what they did. impressive on the defensive side of the ball. the offensive passing game needs to get better next week. j.t. barrett doesn't throw a touch

in the state of west virginia, my colleague being here from west virginia, senator capito knows very well. we have a challenge and we have a problem and we have a killer, and we're going to stop it and rid it and wipe it out. with that, i yield the floor, mr. president, and thank you. mr. cassidy: mr. president? the presiding officer: the senator from louisiana. mr. cassidy: mr. president, i have spoken on the floor twice now to tell the stories of the devastation caused by the great flood of 2016 and the depth of need families in louisiana have. since i last spoke, about 10,000 people more have applied for individual assistance through fema, and now about 150,000 folks in louisiana have applied for individual assistance. this is a serious, immediate issue, and we need help for those who are in great need. in all the debate back and forth, some people have forgotten or never realized how massive this disaster was, an unprecedented event. the national weather service deemed this as a once in a 1,000-year event. 20 parishes have been declared disaster areas, and the city of dillam spri

seven states as we mentioned including maryland, virginia and west virginia reported cases. >>> tony . >> all right, sarah, thank yo you. >> a fair fax county massage therapist faces several charges tonight for allegedly inappropriately touching a female client. police arrested 55-year-old on oneville aneuva a woman claims he inappropriately touched her during ama ssage sessn massage and body work in mcclain virginia and the victim was taken to the hospital for examination. police sayvilla neuva was charged with inappropriate touches and operating unlicensed massage business. >> former stanford university swimmer convicted of rain is a free man tonight after serving just three months in jail. brock turner walked out of jail this morning found guilty of raping unconscious woman behind a dumpster last year. despite a passionate plea from victim the judge only sentenced turn to six months in jail and freed after serving half the sentence and the case sparked outrage worldwide and california state general assembly recently passed a bill to require mandatory sentence for similar crime. it

the gentleman from virginia. mr. scott: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield one minute to the ranking member of the oversight and investigation subcommittee of the small business committee, the gentlelady from north carolina, mrs. adams. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady has one minute. mrs. adams: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman for yielding. i rise in support of the department of labor's overtime rule that will go into effect on september 1, 2016 this rile wull protect 4.2 million workers newly eligible for overtime pay and strengthen protections for 8.9 million workers nationwide. such a change not only puts more money in workers' pockets, it also strengthen os our economy by driving consumer spending. h.r. 6094 is an attempt to delay the implementation of the overtime rule, taking $600 million out of the pockets of 4.2 million american workers who would have gained overtime protection on december 1. in north carolina, 425,000 workers will benefit from the new rule. i acknowledge the co

the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to yield three minutes to the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry, chairman of the armed services committee. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized for three minutes. mr. thornberry: mr. speaker, i first want to thank the gentleman from virginia for yielding and, secondly, commend him for his work to try to tailor this measure in as narrow a way as possible. i also want to commend the gentleman from new york, mr. king, for his strong persistent advocacy for the families of the victims of 9/11. all of us share in their grief. we have not -- the country has not gotten over that horrible incident, and all of us have contempt for those who carry out terrorist attacks and those who support them. my concern for in legislation, however, is more related to the unintended consequences that it may have because one of the key protections that the military, diplomats, intelligence community of the united states has around the world

and in virginia, last month, hillary clinton was leading by 12 points. that lead has dropped four points. it is now clinton 45%, trump 37%. we go now to richmond, virginia, and hillary clinton's running mate senator tim kaine. senator, i want to start on the debate question. some of hillary clinton's supporters say there is a difficult standard for hillary clinton. what is that different standard in the debate? >> well, i'm not sure... i'm hoping there isn't a different standard in the debate. i think there's been some worry that maybe up until now there has been different standards applied, but that's the great thing about the debate. i think there are three critical points. first, the candidates get grilled on specifics. hillary has been very specific about policy plans. we have a book out describing them. donald trump less, so but tomorrow is an opportunity to see whether donald will be specific about what he proposes to do. second, unanswered questions. the voters have questions. donald trump has not released his tax returns. news of this past week s

and then we have virginia beach which is where we find rob who is leading our team coverage. rob, good morning to you. >> good morning, paula. here in virginia beach they are beyond ac winds gusting over 50 miles an hour and it's been a rough last five or six hours. look at this ocean behind me. waves 10, 15 feet, just pounding this pier. we're actually out in low tide and it's coming in so all this water will push forward and we will be moving back. this is not the labor day weekend these folks were hoping for. this storm has been relentless. overnight tropical storm hermine barreling up the east coast. packing with it 60-mile-an-hour enough to rip the side off this truck. and knock down trees leaving some roads impassable adding to hermine's fury a tornado whipping through the outer banks leaving several injured. in wrightsville the storm washed away any labor day beach plans for tourists and in myrtle beach, south carolina, waves of water rushing through streets and flooding homes and this morning, thousands are without power in the southeast. the storm now churning toward

we've been listening to donald trump in a setting, veterans there, virginia beach, virginia. strong city for our u.s. military there being asked questions with regard to national security. you've heard him -- actually we're goi

tennessee/virginia tech up next here on abc. for greg mcelroy, tom luginbill, our entire abc crew, i'm dave pasch saying so long from columbus after four and a half hours including an hour-long weather delay. we say good-bye from columbus and send you back to the studio. >> dave, there it is. out for football tonight. virginia tech and tennessee getting set to play there before 150,000 folks in a couple minutes. stan verrett, mark may, mack brown here to talk about what we just saw with ohio state. 6-3 at one point and 42 unanswered for the buckeyes. impressed? >> struggled on offense, came out the second half as the complete team. as urban said, young teams grow up, going to oklahoma next fun game to watch. >> maybe they just liked playing in the rain. impressed with their defense they were right on cue. the two touchdowns they scored offensively, stop the run, that's what they did. impressive on the defensive side of the ball. the offensive passing game needs to get better next week. j.t. barrett doesn't throw a touchdown pass

virginia beach is seeing pockets of heavy rain right now. the storm is forecast to move over the atlantic and look at it could restrengthen into hurricane status by tuesday morning with winds up near 75 miles per hour. we have a dip in the jet stream. that will lock this storm in place and keep it out over the water. all of this water is going to get pushed onshore. that is why there is a threat for coastal flooding because of the storm surge. we are looking at the storm close enough to produce gusty winds from ocean city, maryland to ocean city, new jersey and in nantucket with winds continue through labor day and through tuesday across long island. again with the water pushing onshore, we could have storm surge up to 2 to 4 feet. you add 2 to 4 feet on top of the astronomical high tide. as for rain, most of the heavy rain will continue near virginia and north carolina. as we go into the rest of the york city. maybe 1/2 inch. it is the wind and coastal flooding that is the concern. >>> thank you. turning to politics. donald trump will make

the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte, and the gentlewoman from -- the gentleman from georgia, mr. johnson, each will control 30 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. goodlatte. mr. goodlatte: mr. chairman, i yield myself such time as i may consume. two years ago the house judiciary committee commenced a pattern or practice investigation into the justice department's mortgage lending settlements. mr. chairman, the house is not in order. the committee is not in order. the chair: the committee will be in order. will members please remove their conversations from the house floor? the gentleman will continue. mr. goodlatte: we found that the department of justice is systematically subverting congress' spending power by requiring settling parties to donate money to activist groups. in just the last two years, the department of justice has directed nearly $1 billion to third parties entirely outside of congress' spending and oversight authority. of that over half a billion has already been dis

tennessee/virginia tech up next here on abc. for greg mcelroy, tom luginbill, our entire abc crew, i'm dave pasch saying so long from columbus after four and a half hours including an hour-long weather delay. we say good-bye from columbus and send you back to the studio. >> dave, there it is. bristol motor speedway decked out for football tonight. virginia tech and tennessee getting set to play there before 150,000 folks in a couple minutes. stan verrett, mark may, mack brown here to talk about what we just saw with ohio state. 6-3 at one point and 42 unanswered for the buckeyes. impressed? >> struggled on offense, came out the second half as the complete team. as urban said, young teams grow up, going to oklahoma next weekend, a great matchup and a fun game to watch. >> maybe they just liked playing in the rain. impressed with their defense they were right on cue. the two touchdowns they scored offensively, stop the run, that's what they did. impressive on the defensive side of the ball. the offensive passing game needs to get

virginia alexander. dr. virginia alexander was an african-american physician, a social activist, a quaker. alexander was one of seven african-american women physicians practicing in philadelphia in 1931. she ran what we call the aspiranto health home. some of you today are may be familiar with more holistic forms of health homes or birthing cottages. that is kind of what the health center was. it did not just focus on women's health care, it focused on basic health care needs, particularly in philadelphia. according to dr. virginia alexander, it was a "lying in" clinic. she had probably delivered about 20 babies. this is significant only consider the rate of mortality and morbidity for african-american women in philadelphia at that time. 1931 to 1933 to 1934, alexander estimated that she had delivered a combination of birth, whether in ranges of ages, at this time there were two black hospitals. the mercy hospital and the douglas hospital which would later merge into mercy douglas. but by 1933, in the crisis

the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. goodlatte: mr. speaker, at this time it's my pleasure to both welcome back the gentleman from texas, mr. poe, and to yield to him a distinguished member of the judiciary committee, three minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. poe: i thank the chairman. mr. speaker, sunday marks 15 years since america was viciously attacked in 2001. i was driving my jeep to the courthouse in texas where i was a judge. people stopped on the side of the road because they were listening to the radio about how planes were used as a weapon to attack our nation. 3,000 americans and people from other nations were murdered at the hands of evil, malicious terrorists. and our country changed forever that day. the lives of those families especially changed, those families that suffered loved ones that were killed and injured and are still injured today. meanwhile, we are here debating whether or not these families of the victims deserve their basic right under the constituti

beach, virginia. hillary clinton, fittingly, is on the left to make things easier for you at home. in tampa, florida, the venues, no coincidence, both of these cities are home to some of these this country's largest military bases. clinton spoke to reporters for the second day in a row aboard her new brand new stronger together stamped campaign plane. not wasting any opportunity to hit trump on failing to release his tax returns. >> the scams, the frauds, the questionable relationships, the business activities that have stiffed workers, refused to pay small businesses. so clearly his tax returns tell a story that the american people deserve and need to know. >> we're going to bring you the remarks from each of the candidates when they begin speaking but first our reporters are on the ground. we've got everything covered. we begin with msnbc's kasie hunt who follows the clinton campaign. she's joining us from the clinton event to take place in tampa. right out of the gates i want to talk about what we'

these may be the first oil lamps and virginia. come along with me and i will escort you to the dining room. we are standing in the granite dining room. this is a later addition to the house. this was added around 1810. many of the furnishings in this room are original. this is their original table. we had 12, beautiful chairs. two original side ports that were custom-built for this room. they are too exact measure that they are not interchangeable because one of these is one inch shorter than the other. as you see, the back legs are tucked into the baseboards. the side ports have been in this exact location for over 200 years. mosys myers family was known as great entertainers and eliza was a gracious host. a lots of people ask us, did they have a kosher diet? the answer is no. they were not able to keep a kosher diet. we know that even though they celebrated passover and yom kippur, they also had occasion to eat oysters on christmas day. we do know that from one of their journals. they also would have had other types of entertain

it continues a disturbing trend in that part of northern virginia. john henry has more on the story. >> reporter: i am here in prince william county where police are dealing with yet another house shooting. they say there have been 17 or so throughout the county since january. carl wilson says a bullet went flying to his home on violent place in dumfries early sunday morning. when he woke up, he soon learned two more bullets have launched into his gutter and his neighbor's home. wilson says he is happy no one was hurt. wife were in the room where the bullet ripped through the window, not long before the shooting had happened. >> it is concerning because we were actually downstairs pretty late, just because of the holiday. >> reporter: other shootings like these have happened in manassas and woodbridge, but police say it does not appear any of the shootings are connected. wilson was just surprised something like this would happen in his neighborhood. >> actually, we have never had a lot of problems. >> reporter: police say they did not have any suspec

. >> virginia beach is under the gun. the mornings down there, they could have the worst flooding with the direction of the winds being northeast. my wife is supposed to be in a half marathon on sunday. they got to be to the expo to pick up the pacts at the convention -- packets at the convention center. we are going to have a serious conversation when i get off the air. coming up from sing sk, eastern north carolina -- south carolina, eastern north carolina, this is hermine, has winds at 50 miles an hour, that strength is expected to maintain, while it's inland until it gets back offshore, willmington, north caroli morning, passing hatteras, as we get in to tomorrow afternoon. virginia beach, they are facing directly in to the winds, the water is going to pile up, some of the storm surge could be 4 to 6 to 8 feet. sunday, expecting east of ocean city and the beaches here. 70, maybe 75 miles an hour this storm, an l, not a hurricane symbol, that's going to be because it's going to transition to a post tropical storm. the