. canada dry. >> rece: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam phillips just had a nice gain some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a different system from the system of head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips who has made some good plays and why he's bee

ginger and bubbles. canada dry. >> rece: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam that went ary at the end when he had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and ho

bubbles. canada dry. >> rece: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam that went ary at the end when he f this, you got to take d away. care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold o.on t >> rece: phillips who has mad

: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam phillips just had a nice gain that went ary at the end when he some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a different system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips wh

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. thanks for joining us tonight 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 pr

early in the year to virginia tech. they start rolling. then there's the michigan game. barrett at the end of the game with the game in hand by the way, gets hurt, done. cardale jones comes in. tom and i were here for that game. when jones went in, he did not look good at all. throws way over the guys' heads. people were wondering can they beat wisconsin. they alabama and then beat oregon to win a national title with a third string quarterback. nick bosa with a big play, forcing a fumble and it's recovered by the buckeyes. we talked about nick bosa earlier. josh younger brother of joey. some thing he'll be as good if not better than joey. very strong. evans drops the football, but if you see a guy like number 97 who's 6'4" and a full 265 pounds, you would probably try to rush your release as well. thus not giving you the grip necessary to throw the football. you mentioned recruiting, lugs. nick bosa on a very deep talented defensive line already making plays upfront for this buckeyes defense. >> tom: top three overall player in the espn 300 last year despit >> dave: mccaul is into

our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips who has made some good plays and why he's been halted temporaril

. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a diffe past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips who has made some good plays and why he's been halted temporarily. hokies. next saturday college game day headed to louisv

. the root of relaxation. >> rece: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam phillips just had a nice gain that went ary at the end when he had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a different system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just play

: let's take a look at our pacific life game summary. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest thing for virginia tech, cam phillips just had a nice gain had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about how they're running a different system from t s past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips who has made some

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. virginia tech jumped on top of the vols 14-0 but tennessee has put up 239 yards. josh dobbs taking care of business throwing three touchdown passes and the three fumbles, those are the biggest that went ary at the end when he had the football stripped away. some of this, you got to take care of the ball but virginia tech hasn't had luck recovering them. there's a fumble that rolls back to hurd. my point exactly. virginia tech has fumbled eight times in two games this season and lost seven of them. sometimes the ball doesn't bounce your way but that's why you need to secure it so it doesn't get on the ground in the first place. >> kirk: we keep talking about system from the system of the past when frank beamer was the head coach. you know, they are opening it up a bit more. you know, but at the same time some of the fumbles are just whether you're running a conservative offense or open approach, it's just playing you got to be able to make and hold on to. >> rece: phillips who has made some good plays and why he's been halted temporarily. field. fine defensive back for the hokies. n

rain, high winds, this could have a real impact on the commonwealth of virginia >> the governor says the state is getting ready for storm hermine. meanwhile residents in florida and north carolina are already dealing with the storm which has brought heavy rains and winds reaching up to 80 miles an hour. >> reporter: hurricane hermine made land fall early this morning and while it's been downgraded to a tropical storm, it's still wreaking hermine continues to track over land up the east coast bringing strong winds and heavy rains to a number of states. dozens of local and state officials in florida are beginning to as the damage the hurricane left in its wake. >> there will be a lot of debris. including up rooted trees and fallen him limbs. >>> north carolina are facing for the potential of heavy rain, strong winds and deadly flooding. >> our goal is to be overprepared and under well. ed when it comes to this storm. we want everyone to be safe especially on high roads and rivers and streams. >> reporter: disrupting many plans for labor day, creating uncertainty. >> sometimes the bring

storm ranger. most of us, beaches in maryland and virginia are under a tropical storm warning. this is going to be in effect for the weekend. delaware beaches under a tropical storm watch. it will be upgraded to a tropical storm warning. windses will be anywhere from 35 to 50 miles an hour with wind damage, beach erosion for sure and the threat of flooding with three to six inches falling at the local beaches, maybe up to ten. heavy rain saturday. rain at times on sunday. still windy. labor day, we were talking about this yesterday. we are bringing in the chance of rain for labor day. temperatures at the beaches in the 70 we are going to break down what you can expect in our area and the mountains coming up in a bit. guys? >> thank you very much. the storm has claimed one death in florida. authorities say a homeless person was killed when a large tree fell on him. that happened south of gainsville. meanwhile, this chopper video shows flooding off the coast after tampa. there's widespread power outages. today, florida's governor reminded residents to stay safe and continue to look out f

expired. the gentleman from michigan reserves. 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 w

university? we'll candidates, virginia senator tim kaine and indiana governor mike pence. then we'll hear from two more key figures in this year's election. house speaker paul ryan and bernie sanders. plus we'll get some pre-debate analysis from our own bob schieffer. and will the charlotte police department release video and evidence from last week's shooting put an end to the protests? it's all ahead on "face the nation." "face the nation." i'm john dickerson. we'll get to politics in a minute, but first an update on a story we've been following all week, that of the police shooting of keith lamont scott in charlotte, north carolina. we turn to cbs news correspondent errol barnett for an update. errol? >> reporter: good morning, john. last night saw mostly peaceful protest, but tensions here remain high as this story continues to unfold. saturday evening the charlotte mecklenburg police department released portions of dashboard camera and body camera footage lamont scott. the police department paints a scenario in which officers observed mr. scott with marijuana but didn't think it was

mom were hit as they crossed the street. lans down, virginia. the mother was pushing the baby in a crosswalk when the suv hit them. the baby died and serious injuries. the striking driver and the victim's family have kids that attend the same cool school. >> i'm a law enforcement officer myself. unfortunately, i'm immune to something like this, but it comes to something like this, it hurts, it hurts bad. >> the striking driver stayed on the scene, the sheriffs office and attorney are deciding whether or not to charge him. >>> it was a brutal crime on a pregnant woman. police arrested a 18-year-old man who stabbed a woman several times this happened in a wooded area in wheaton yesterday afternoon. the man was in a relationship with her, but if it's not known if he's the baby's father. the baby is expected to be okay, but the woman is in critical condition. >>> we're getting details about a robbery in alexandria. heads up if you see activity on a we've learned that a suspect implied having a weapon got away with cash. >>> d.c. police are asking your help in finding and identifying tw

wrigley field, you can get them both inside bristol motor speedway. virginia tech/tennessee coming abc. not only is it a big stadium but a big game for the vols. they did not play well last week, should have lost to appalachian state, fumbled on the goal line and it was recovered for a touchdown. the vols won it in o.t. >> greg: when there's a chance to give a punter some love, i'm going to do it. cameron johnson gets hit as he's punting it, stands his ground, says i'm right here, come and get it. the punter having a little attitude. room, greg. >> greg: i bet he won some guys over right there. >> dave: what we didn't show you, he doesn't mind almost getting his head knocked off but he doesn't want to get his hair wet so he gets on the phone here and he ducks underneath to stay dry. >> tom: he needs to come and talk to me. >> dave: third and four for tulsa. dane evans has thrown for just 94 yards and four interceptions. we haven't seen a lot of tulsa's punter because there have been so many turnovers by the gold hurricane. that pass behind the intended receiver, incomplete, fourth down

impoverished. she cannot afford the kind of medical assistance that she could have had. but virginia at -- on the last decade it's an important book to read. you still see what i would like to say is her mother's daughter. she is down on her luck, there is no world, there is a mobile home. that in itself is so sad. in the sense that she has no security. she lost the home she thought she could buy. she cannot afford it. she had been blasted by the vicious journalism that write about the molestation charge. it didn't actually follow through by say she's not my been exonerated but she's been so falsely accuse that she wasn't even in the country when the molestation was supposed to happen. i think it is important that you remember, that you do look at the virginia -- you see her. she still still opinionated, it was really problematic opinion. but she's feisty in she is not giving an inch. >> i think there are tragic conditions in her life, but i don't think her life is a tragic one. i think i think that is the important difference. i think is how she would want to be remembered. i wake u

>>> fox news alert. mr. 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 na

you. >> right now at 10:00 a state of emergency declared in both maryland and virginia hermine has been downgraded to a tropical storm and the impact it's having up and down the east coast and how it will affect your holiday weekend. >> despicable act a woman says a piece of meat stuffed with pills was left along arlington park and her dog took the bait. >> must be some kind of maniac or dog hater something like that i have no idea. >> this is not the first time this happened in the busy northern virginia neighborhood. >> and plus a woman who got sick with hepatitis a after drinking a smoothie from a local chain is sharing her story with "fox5". >> i started drinking smoot smoothies a lot more because i was able to eat. >> news at 10 starts right no now. >> we begin tonight with impact that tropical stormhe thanks for joining us tonight i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. >> sit yidz up and down the east coast are feeling the brunt from the tropical storm hermine. it may have been downgraded but it's packing a punch. gwen. >> this storm con fins as you said, tony, to move its way

, virginia, that is a key swing state in this election, hillary clinton has had a tight hold on virginia for most of the race so far. but it's the home state of her running mate, tim kaine, but paul says he has another state that's tightened in recent weeks. we'll bring you that rally the moment it happens. >> hi, eric, we are just over 48 hours away from the first presidential debate, cruz now putting the final touches on hofstra university on new york's long island, setting the stage for hillary clinton and donald trump to face each other one-on-one for the very first time. >> and as hofstra prepares for monday night, mrs. clinton is following suit. the democratic nominee staying off the campaign trail this weekend, for what we're told is a final cramming session for that debate. donald trump continues to stump on the campaign, he's in roanoke as we said for that rally we'll bring you in a moment. and mrs. trump and mrs. clinton will be meeting with israeli president benjamin netanyahu. but first we go to peter at the rally site. >> reporter: expect quite a day on the campaign trail, b

park and wrigley field, you can get them both inside bristol motor speedway. virginia tech/tennessee coming up in about 45 minutes here on a big game for the vols. they did not play well last week, should have lost to appalachian state, fumbled on the goal line and it was recovered for a touchdown. the vols won it in o.t. >> greg: when there's a chance to give a punter some love, i'm going to do it. cameron johnson gets hit as he's punting it, stands his ground, says i'm right here, come and get it. the punter having a little attitude. >> tom: got to room, greg. >> greg: i bet he won some guys over right there. >> dave: what we didn't show you, he doesn't mind almost getting his head knocked off but he doesn't want to get his hair wet so he gets on the phone here and he ducks underneath to stay dry. >> tom: he needs to come and talk to me. >> dave: third and four for tulsa. dane evans has thrown for just 94 yards and four interceptions. we haven't seen a lot of tulsa's punter because there have been so many turnovers by the gold hurricane. that pass behind the intended receiver, inco

, virginia. a scene from that area after a baby was killed after he and his mother were hit crossing the street yesterday morning. with more on traffic story, we want to get to megan mcgrath who is live in that area. megan. >> reporter: you can see the flowers that have been left here, the candles, the balloons and the stuffed animals. part of a growing memorial on the riverside parkway following a tragic accident. five-month-old baby being pushed across the street in a stroller. the child's mother also seriously hurt. the mother and child were in the crosswalk. the driver stayed on the scene, but a very disturbing situation here as people rush to the aid of the mother and child. now, last night, a vigil was held. needless to say people who live in this area, very, very upset by what happened. >> when it comes to something like this, it just really hurts. it hurts bad. it hurts the community, right now our community is in mourning and they are shocked. >> and this is just the latest in a string of deadly pedestrian accidents in the dmv. five people have been killed in the last two weeks

bill is considered as read the first time. 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 dispersed or is commit

. michelle: hermine on the move again. the sight set on came and the eastern shore. virginia governor terry mcauliffe declaring a state of emergency. maryland bureau chief brad bell is in ocean city and meteorologist brian van de graaff is on storm watch. we begin with brian. the trek is crucial to what impact we'll see here. brian: very much so. in fact, we're watching it through the afternoon. every update that comes in. it has an easterly track that is better for us but there is onlying in each direction could mean more clouds and shower or less clouds locally. talk about what has ha ahead of the system. we see the high clouds thicken up as we work our way across the area. there are clouds building in. this is as hermine turns as making landfall as a category one storm. it's a tropical storm trekking east/northeast. we have wait until 5:00 for the newest update. the winds are at 50 miles per hour. this is moving north at 18. this puts it off the outer banks by the morning and meandering off the seaboard from here and northeast to next week. not a great handle of what happe

the cases are in maryland. >> reporter: denise clark of virginia beach loves tropical smoothie cafe's bahama momma's smoothie so much, she kept ordering them even after she felt unwell in early august. >> i started getting sick to my stomach but really didn't know why i was getting sic lost my appetite. so the less i ate, the more smoothies i wanted. >> reporter: after a diagnosis of hepatitis a and a week of painful symptoms, she's now among those suing the restaurant chain. >> why couldn't the strawberries be bought right here in the usa? why did it have to go so far and put me and others in jeopardy of getting some type of illness? >> reporter: this afternoon the cdc announced it linked 70 cases of hepatitis a in seven states to the egyptian strawberries previously used in virginia area cafes. 32 people have had to be hospitalized. cdc investigators believe all the tainted smoothies were sold in virginia or neighboring states. with the outbreak's epicenter in northern virginia where more than 30 cases have been recorded. tropical smoothie cafe says it's cooperating closely with inv

u.s. including 11 cases in d.c., 85 in maryland and 75 in virginia all travel related and florida is dealing with dozens of cases not track related there's concern the virus will spread further. the white house is pushing for action. >> each day that goes by, until then is a missed opportunity for the u.s. government to be doing everything possible to protect the person people from the zika virus >> now public health officials say the money is needed to develop a quick test, vaccine and rapid response team he rat rad indicate zika clusters where they emerge. it causes micro cephaly in pregnant women, the birth defect were babies are born with small heads and other defects and infection in health yeah dults causes mild illness lasting a week. many don't seek medical treatment therefore they're not tested for zika. florida lawmakers blasted funding bills failure calling on both sides to present a clean bill without any strips or riders. now back out live here the next opportunity here on capitol hill will be if someone for fightsing zika virus fip certificated into continuing resolutio

virginia storage yard. at least one train went off a nonpassenger track at alexandria yard last night around 9:40. nobody was hurt there. metro transit police say it doesn't appear to be affecting any machine systems. we'll working to find out whether it will impact service for you this morning and jack mentioned it. there will be trouble on the rhode island avenue red line again today. concrete fell again. shuttle buses will be available to take passengers from rhode island avenue to brookeland today. >>> metro is feeling the pressure to bring back late night service. george's and montgomery counties are making a call for change. 40 of them have asked for a return of some form of late night hours on weekend. they say service endeding at midnight prevents thousands of people to get where they are to go. thousands of people were trying to get home latz last night after bruce springsteen's concert. >>> it's standing form on providing no changes for special events. >>> almost two million people on the roads and that's just in maryland. labor day is going to cause some travel nightmares i

yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. 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 concerns of

green is an author who grew up in farmville, virginia and that is important because it is important to the story. gradup graduated from the university of mary and washington and the harvard school of government. she is a journalist and worked at the richmond times dispatch and prior to that worked at the boston globe and san diego t tribune. she has a husband and two daughters who you will become familiar with when you read the bo book. let me tell you about "something must be done about prince edward county." for those that want to support kristen it is up for library of individual's people choice award and you can dwi the library of individual website to get this voted as a people's choice award. it is an interesting book and an interesting book for me not only because i am a lawyer and love race relation topics. brown versus board of education is something i studied in depth and law school but gaithersburg was voted the most diverse city in america. those of us here today who live in gaithersburg may not fully appreciate race relations are not always what they have been. those that

virginia beach. the new numbers are these from cnn. they show donald trump ahead by two points. it is the first national poll that he has led in over a month. he had a very rough period coming out of the dnc and then worked very hard to turn that around. look at these numbers. this is the independents, 49 to 29 for donald trump. that is something that has his campaign feeling pretty good today. live fox team coverage for you, mike emanuel standing by with the clinton camp in florida today. but first let's go to chief political correspondent carl cameron in greenwood, north carolina today, where trump will be holding a rally tonight. hi, carl. >> reporter: the donald trump world is very happy about that cnn number, it's perfectly timed. the labor day sprint now exactly nine weeks to election day. 63 days, and each day gets shorter and more consequential. more events, more battling back and forth, more tv ads filling the airwaves in the battleground states. and both candidates today focused on key battleground swing states, historically very important for republicans in particular. d

250,000 people without power. 22 million up and down the east coast could be impacted. virginia's governor, terry mccall declaring a state of emergency. our team coverage begins with storm team 4 and a look at the path. >> the track has not changed that much the last 24 hours or so. we are getting another potential warning. we have seen these. a tropical storm warning is in effect. most likely what we heard right there. now, what we are going to continue to see is the storm. it is just to the north of charleston. it doesn't look as good as a normal tropical storm here. once it moves over the open waters and the gulf stream, it may intensify and is expected to do so. here it is. 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, increas

at harpers ferry, virginia, in october 1859. theork here in part was combative over-the-top quality of southern political give and .ake rival partisans in the south regularly sought to identify to southern rights. they smeared their opponents for displaying insufficient zeal in blocking such threats or for insidiously collaborating with the south's enemies. it became standard procedure for political orators to warn that the south was menaced by abolitionists. these accusations likely hit home because white southerners depended upon a system of forced labor, even while they pretended that black slaves were happy and content. [siren] professor crofts: endless affirmations that slavery was a positive good for everyone never quite banished the fear that ferocious rebels might lurk behind in screw double black masks. white southerners were predisposed to be suspicious. -- ferocious rebels might lurk behind inscrutable black masks. white southerners were predisposed to be suspicious. to showdid his best that republicans were not he dismissed, and the likelihood of slave insurrections, but

farmville, virginia. and on sunday, october 9, washington university in st. louis hosts a second presidential debate. leading up to the third and final debate between hillary clinton and donald trumpp. taking place at the university nevada las vegas on october 19. live coverage of the debates on c-span. listen live on the free c-span radio app or watch live or any ime on demand at c-span.org. >> earlier today we heard from the brookings institution holding a discussion about the taliban in afghanistan anti-security situation there. retired marine corps general john allen was one of the panelists. he served as afghanistan war commander. talked about u.s. interests in the region and the importance of the poppy industry to afghanistan's future success. >> good morning, everyone. lcome to brookings, i'm mike o'hanion here 25eud to discuss afghanistan. in one sense it's still a hopeful time of the year. the redskins haven't lost a name anti-nationals are still in first place. so we're all hopeful. orned, 15 years into the afghanistan mission and 15 years after 9/11 we know that there

coastal virginia, delaware and maryland and just coming into cape may, new jersey, and we'll see that in atlanta city as well. the location is ten miles north-northwest of oregon inlet north so this is a strong tropical storm. just because it's not a hurricane, don't let your guard down. the movement is to the east-northeast at 21 miles per hour, which is pretty fast moving. but then everything changes. by the time we get to this afternoon, the storm pushes off coast, offshore and eventually by the time we get to monday or perhaps tuesday becomes a hurricane once more, once those winds exceed 74 miles an hour. if you look at this day by day, we're talking about today through wednesday the storm is in the vicinity of much of the mid-atlantic and east coast so the proximity will make all the difference in terms of how much rain we get and wind we get. but regardless, because of the slow movement of this storm and because it will be cut off from the jetstream not going out to sea, it's going to pummel the coastline and that is going to bring coastal flooding all the way from the sou

: the gentleman reserves. 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. . 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 constitution of the u.s. to their day in c

. crumpler practiced medicine in richmond virginia after the civil war, focusing on issues of tuberculosis. working extensively with the freedmen's bureau. her putative republication is sectioned into two parts and describes not only treating african-american patients is a form of social activism, but some of the limitations she faced as a woman physician working in richmond that the time. rebecca crumpler, although we know a lot about her and how she writes into the issues of african-americans into medicine, some of the other women we see working notably in this area or women like rebecca called. both of these women consider forms of legal practice as an aspect of social activism and racial uplift. rebecca completed her medical degree at women's medical college in pennsylvania. she had a diverse medical school in terms of issues of race and ethnicity. cole practiced medicine in philadelphia and religious reform to medicine. through medicine. not only was she involved in the women's missionary society, but she was a very significant advocate of trying to promote social activism through wom

college football stadium ready to host a record crowd. it's tennessee versus virginia tech. we're live at the track for a great gridiron pit stop. >>> and good saturday morning, everyone. we want to thank us this weekend as there is our own rob marciano surrounded by fans at the bristol motor speedway in bristol, tennessee -- they're expecting the largest college football crowd ever and can i say maybe a record in beer consumption. they have purchased over 500,000 -- a half million beers for this game. >> a half million beers. >> a half million beers. >> i'm not sure that should be legal. >> you know, it's tennessee but tennessee takes on virginia tech. it'll be an epic game in more ways than one. >> we can guarantee rob marciano will consume zero of those. >> he's on the clock. >> much more to come from bristol. >>> starting with the danger and deep inconvenience with hundreds of thousands who own cell phones owned and made by samsung. >> specifically the galaxy note 7. the federal government is saying if you own one of these phones, you should turn it off immediately and trade i

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 suspects in the latest case in dumfries

trump made his pitch to be commander in chief during a rally in virginia beach virginia. >> we are going to solve the isis problem. we have to also get back and we have to solve it big league and strongly and swiftly. to rebuilding our country. >> reporter: virginia beach closed more than a dozen military facilities. trump campaign rolled out a list of 88 retired generals and admirals who are endorse the republican nominee. >> i think we're up to 89 but who's count something >> reporter: hillary clinton says more military and intelligence officers trust her to be president. a new ad shows sacrifices. >> reporter: while trump campaigns in virginia and north carolina, hillary clinton went to florida for a rally in tampa. all three are battleground states being hotly contested. >> reporter: the latest battleground tracker shows clinton is winning nearly every state. but the race is far from settled. >> you look at this lead, it's fragile because you have a frontrunner who >> reporter: military and veterans' issues will continue to be a key topic as hillary clinton and donald trump app

that picture on the right side of your screen, he will be taking the stage any moment now thin virginia 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 ta

history. the mosys myers house was owned by the first jewish family in north virginia in the 19th century. they maintained a large shipping operation and the home was passed down through several generations. we tour the house to see many of the original furnishings and here for what life was like for the prominent merchant family. welcome to the mosys myers house. mosys myers was born in new york aty and 1752 and he made fortune as a maritime merchant. he did serve as an american revolutionary war veteran and that's it direct result of his efforts to supply the american cause during the revolution, he .uffered his first bankruptcy that bankruptcy that caused him to move away from your city and resettle here in norfolk, virginia. we think he chose norfolk for three reasons. it was one of the most prominent colonial seaports. that was important to him. secondly, it had been burned to the ground during the american revolution and they were rebuilding and he was rebuilding of his life. it was a good match. thirdly and maybe most , he moved here in 1787, virginia had just passed a stat

approaching parts of southern virginia, stretching through north carolina. this storm will continue to track to the northeast and eventually get closer to our area for your labor day weekend. if you look at the center of the storm, the rain area stretches over 360 miles away. so the rain for us will move in as early as tomorrow. now we'll go to heavier bands near myrtle beach, south carolina. some of of these heavier bands we have almost three inches of rain per hour. the good news is, the rain is moving quickly. it's not just going to sit there. as the storm gets closer, it may be stationary for a moment offshore locally. that will be causing big problems. right another r now we're looking closer to the center. storm off the shores of south carolina. winds gusting to 50 to 60 miles an hour. wave heights up to 10 feet offshore. now they're increasing to 16 feet. as it gets closer to us, we'll see high wave heights and major flooding concern. in south carolina, the winds going counterclock-wise around this storm. so that indicates we do have that tropical storm right in the center near orange