guard when you step outside? >> this is the coldest weather in months. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good sunday morning. national airport dropped to 44 degrees this morning. our coldest temperature since late april. it's been a while. dulles airport dropped down to 33 degrees this morning. even though there were no frost advisories out there, a lot of twitter followers are tweeting me frost pictures. i'll show you those in a little bit. if you've got a frosty photo to share. currently we've made it to 50 at national airport. still 40 in rockville, 42 at reston town center. 43 at dulles airport. tlurs in the upper 40s in fredricksburg as well. don't you worry, though. it's going to be a gorgeous day to be outside today. full sunshine start to finish. highs today only in the low 60s. quite a bit cooler than average. there's a warmup as soon as we go back to work. that part of the forecast coming up. new this morning, just

moments ago d.c. police confirmed an officer shot a man in the district. now, this shooting happened just before midnight on wheeler road and alabama avenue in southeast. that's in the congress heights neighborhood. we do not know why the officer opened fire on the man. we're working at this hour to find out his condition. today police officers from all over virginia will search for missing university of virginia student hannah graham. shfs last seen september 12th, more than three weeks ago. we're expecting to hear from the officers any minute now. they have just met up in charlottesville. jesse matthew is in jail charged with taking graham. he'll face a hearing on that abduction charge in december. matthew is not talking to investigators. graham's parents made a plea to anyone who might know where they daughter is. in a recorded statement, graham's mother fought back tears. she said something must know something to solve the mystery. >> please, please, please, help

end this nightmare for all of us. please help us bring hannah home. thank you. >> there is a $100,000 reward today for any tips that can help police. we are following new developments right now on the ebola outbreak. the centers for disease control say a patient at howa university does not have the deadly disease. we learned the former patient, dr. richard sacra is in the hospital again for an infection. doctors are keeping a close eye on him, keeping him in isolation until they could confirm the virus did not return. there's only one confirmed case of ebola in the u.s. that is in dallas. nbc's chris pallone reports health leaders are isolating more people with suspicious symptoms. >> reporter: as the cdc and other officials try to calm fierce, more sick people with ties to ebola ravaged nations in

west africa are being isolated and screened for the deadly disease n. newark, new jersey, a man who got sick on a flight from brussels and his daughter were talk into the hospital to be evaluated. a patient at umass with a history of traveling to west africa is being evaluated for ebola. a disease that has killed thsa africa could become more widespread here. >> although we might wish we could seal ourselves off from the world, we're not going to be able to get to zero risk no matter what we do. at texas presbyterian hospital, the condition of thomas duncan has worsened, he's now in critical condition. public health workers are monitoring people who came in contact with him last sunday. representatives with the federal government remain positive the risk of ebola spreading in the u.s. is minimal. >> the united states has the

most capable health care infrastructure and best doctors in the world bar none. the united states is prepared to deal with this crisis. >> reporter: meanwhile the freelance nbc news photographer who contracted ebola in liberia this week will be flown to nebraska on sunday to begin treatment. chris pallone, nbc news, new york. stay with news 4 and nbcwashington.com for continuing coverage. online you will find out how ebola is spread and what you can do to protect yourself. today a new memorial opens near the national mall and the president will be there. it will honor u.s. veterans. news 4's derrick ward is live on washington avenue southwest where guests are arriving right now. good morning, derrick. good morning. we're at the foot of capitol hill west of the rayburn building for the dedication of the american veterans disabled for life memorial. you can see people have been filing by all morning to take part. we want to show you compelling video. this is from the website.

this shows a time lapse sequence of how this memorial came to take shape. you know as long as there has been a united states, there have been men and women who give life and limb to keep it. what they haven't had is a place to honor that. today that's all changing with a stair moan that gets under way in about a couple hours from now. this memorial has been described as both bold and subtle in its form and purpose. folks have been coming from all around to take part in this. that video showed you a compressed time frame of this thing taking shape. folks we've talked to say it's been a long time coming. >> looking forward to it. it should have been done a long time ago. i'm just proud to be here. i really am. proud to be an american. >> surprising that it happened. >> are you? >> yes. >> how come? >> i didn't think it would. >> surprising that it happened, but people are glad that it is actually happening.

it gets under way about 11:00. the president, a lot of other people are going to be here. live on capitol hill, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. the nationals trending all over twitter right now in social media. this as they get ready to head to san francisco with the world series hope on the line. just one loss in the nats game and they're out of the play-offs. >> belt with a drive hammered to deep right field, and that one is gone! >> pretty loud out there. you can hear the boos after the giants' home run in the 18th. you heard me correctly, 18th inning of the game. the game lasted 6:23. it is the longest game in hours in play-off history. >> a lot of you told us just how long the game felt. these are some of the postings on twitter. ashley writes "this game is so long that i raised a sheep,

sheared it, spun some yarn and knitted a sweater." >> this one said "the game is so long blue ivy, beyonce's 2-year-old daughter, has performed a super bowl half-time show." >> another one "this game is so long, my iphone 7 plus just arrived in the mail." >> you can see how easily this can take off. believe it or not, the giants' starting pitcher last night, also started the second longest game in play-off history. my only question is did they really stop serving beer after seven innings. that has to be a hard 11 more innings to sit through. >> be a little rough for anyone who continued beyond that. >> good point. >> sounding off. how protesters used a symphony performance to call for justice after the deadly shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. >> the fire that stranded thousands of air passengers. the progress report from chicago after dies of trying to get the system back on track. >> the sacred items destroyed in

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breaking news now out of japan. the japanese coast guard launched the search for three u.s. airmen. our contacts at the pentagon tell us three crew members were washed out to sea near okinawa. apparently they were taking photos of the high waves out there. a helicopter crew is looking for the airmen right now. we'll keep you posted on any updates that come in. protesters are not giving up in hong kong. crowds right here camped out on the streets one week after the start of the massive pro democracy campaign. scattered groups finding spots to sleep wherever they can. protesters insist they will stay in the streets until hong kong gets more autonomy. and specifically the right to choose its own leaders.

today police will prepare for a situation they hope they will never encounter at an mva. if you live in anne arundel county, first responders are holding a active shooter drill. they should be finished by this afternoon. your next trip to chicago should be without any major problems. the faa says it's running nearly nine out of ten of the typical number of flights there at both o'hare and midway since the air traffic control center in aurora caught fire. flights in and out of chicago have faced a lot of issues. they should be back to normal before the end of the month. >> this morning a generous show of public support. how a pro football player i getting help caring for his daughter battling cancer. >> a warmup on the way, right, chuck? >> we'll need it t. sun is out. all over my twitter feed it's beginning to look and feel a lot like winter time. don't you worry, warmer days are just around the corner. the go

this morning investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire at the flight 93 national memorial in pennsylvania. we now know the fire destroyed an american flag that flew over the u.s. capital on the day of the september 11th attacks. this fire also destroyed the park's headquarters and a handful of personal items that belonged to the crew and passengers of flight 93.

now crews were actually able to save the majority of its oral histories and also photo collections and dvds. a symphony is interrupted by dozens of people protesting the shooting death of an unarmed teenager in missouri. ♪ >> this is the video posted on youtube. the "st. louis post-dispatch" reports the musicians were about to perform when demonstrators started singing and unfurled three banners from the balcony. there were messages about michael brown's death. the protests happened last night. police didn't receive any calls to respond. ferguson's unrest was the source of inspiration for an artist. >> nbc's art holiday shows us the pictures coming from the pain. >> for ferguson, this is kind of like my personal therapy that

i'm sharing with everybody because i'm processing my thoughts on how i think about it. i actually happened to be driving down west morrison on the day the incident happened. i was watching things happening with the police and all those things. >> reporter: at first the indelible images resulted in watercolor paint innings. >> initially they weren't images i was going to share. >> eventually newspaper headlines in the st. louis american became his canvas like this image following the arrest of alderman antonio french. since august 9th he estimated he's created 50 pieces. >> the hash tag ferguson started to connect all these pieces together. all this is a narrative. >> a narrative that's intense and in your face. a father in mourning. a highway patrol captain throwing his arms around a town in turmoil. >> it's a tendency to think it's an us against them and the police are the bad guys.

even with the images of captain ron, i don't want to be one-sided where i'm saying, it's the police -- there are examples of police doing good every day. i want to try to capture the human side of it. this allows me to say what i need to say without much of being interrupted or be interpreted the wrong way. it let's me get it out. >> that was art halladay reporting. right now we want to tell you about a special story that's happening. it's about an nfl player whose daughter has cancer. take a look at this. this is bengals defender devon stow with his 4-year-old daughter leah. he's been reassigned to the practice squad so he can take care of her. together they're getting a lot of attention for this story. >> it e's done wonders for me. it does wonders for my daughter. every time she's on a tv, she calls and tells me how she's a movie star. everybody is keeping my daughter's spirits up. i definitely appreciate all the

attention she's getting helping getting the story out about pediatric cancer. >> the bengals have sold more than 10,000 jerseys. the team says it will donate all the proceeds to children's hospital in cincinnati. you can hear more tonight on "football night in america" that airs at 7:00 right before sunday night football. you you can watch josh elliot delivering that sport. >> you wouldn't want to stand in front of him on the football field. man, his 4-year-old daughter, he multi-s. >> you saw her smile. how can you not, right? >> exactly. we've seen temperatures drop drastically around here. >> yesterday morning, i told you it was coming, nobody believed me. oh, it's not going to be that cold. if you haven't been outside this morning, yes, it's that cold. temperatures really plummeted during the overnight last night, down into the 30s and 40s. outside this morning, sunshine has returned. it's going to be a pretty day to

be outside. but it's been our toldest morning in a long time. national airport the coldest morning since april 29th. national only dropped down to 44 degrees. dulles international airport 33 degrees this morning. that's the coldest temperature since it was 31 on april the 21st. so it has indeed been a long stretch since we've sen temperatures this cold. overall temperatures this morning, there's that 33 at dulles, 44 at national, 42 in an nap sis. these are overnight low temperatures. now it's sunshine retuing, things are starting to warm up. i managed that frost is out there. my twitter followers jennifer in hyattsvil hyattsville, scraping a little frost off the roof of the minivan this morning. caught a few other folks out there in the twitter world sending me their frost pictures this morning. right now it's a nice looking day outside. 50 at national airport. southwesterly breeze at 6 miles per hour. the real change is how dry the

air mass is that's outside. this is static electricity dry weather. be careful if you're scuffing your feet on the rug today. temperatures have rebounded. 50 downtown, 43 at dulles. even mid to upper 40s in the shenandoah valley. quantico still at 48 degrees. so so you're planning to go outside and take your run, temperatures will be climbing today up into the upper 50s and low 60s. if you're running here in the next little bit, have a shedable player so after mile two or three you can shed the layer and stay comfortably warm. nonetheless, no chance for rain across the area today or tomorrow. that's good news. no big weather system anywhere close to it. this is a relatively dry flow in the atmosphere for us. our next little chance for rain coming our way on tuesday will not have a lot of moisture to work with. a 30 to 40% chance for showers. rainfall amounts will be very

low. going out tonight on night on the town, it will be chilly going out to dinner. jacket required even if the restaurant doesn't say you need one. sunshine, start to finish all day long. hopefully you have a chance to get outside. another chilly start tomorrow morning. 40s in the suburbs to low 50s. tomorrow, a nice recovery. southwesterly winds could be a little breezy at times tomorrow. that will just speed the warmup, 73 tomorrow, 74 on tuesday. there's that little shower chance on tuesday afternoon and evening. that will be out of here by wednesday. wednesday and thursday look great. the next real chance for substantial rain looks to be rolling in on friday and may linger into all of next weekend. >> i don't know if we're ready for that. >> we'll try to droi that one out. >> it's going to be a busy day for chuck. he is headed to the fall for fairfax fest. >> what? >> say it again ten times. >> you're looking at it right there. also taking special equipment

from storm team 4 with him. why you may want to join the crowd. that is coming up. i'm kerry dan. >> i'm mark murray. >> let's get ready to resultable. on tuesday, incumbent democratic senator mark warner is facing off republican challenger ed gillespie. the debate airs on nbc washington at 7:00 p.m., moderated by our own chuck todd. >> kerry, mark warner is the clear favorite. there was a recent poll that had the lead at nine points. still it's going to take a mighty big wave for republicans on election night. >> we're expecting lots of fireworks in this debate coming up over the health care law, social issues and the standing of both political parties in virginia. >> chuck todd is playing a big role as moderator. the debate will feature nbc washington's julie carey along

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if you want to enjoy the cool weather today, you can take the family to the fall for fairfax kid fest. >> good time and happening at the fairfax county government center in fairfax. news 4's zachary kiesch is live

there. what's going on? >> reporter: it is a little crispy out here. it started to warm up. the un sun is coming up. the fall for fairfax kids fest. it will be a great day. we'll be out here kick it all day long. you need to check us out. check out the festivities. this is the carnival food truck. lots of rides, lots of things going on, rides and food. just a really good opportunity to get out and enjoy yourself. this is an event set up for the youngsters in the community, an opportunity for them to enjoy the day and get out here and have a good time. a couple things you should know about this. it is free. you can't beat that. a handful of events will set you back a couple bucks. it can be a fairly cheap outing for you and your family. it's at the government center in fairfax. out can't miss it. a bunch of activity happening here. as i mentioned, it's really geared for family activities. i'll be out here all day long. you can come check me out here. i'll be here by the storm team 4

by 4 getting to know you guys. as i mentioned, late crispy this morning. if you're looking for an excuse to get out of the house, this is it right here in fairfax. back to you in the studio. >> thanks so much. done. i'm going. >> chuck will be there, too. >> after the show. >> more time with chuck? just kidding. well, an ipad craigslist and a surveillance video that has a police officer in trouble this morning. plus this may cause some distracted driving. why you may see a large crowd crossing the wilson bridge this morning. >> the crisp conditions you'll feel when you check step trading-in or selling your car, truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps.

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you're seeing it right. the numbers are quite the sight from storm team 4. slowly warming up from temperatures in the 40s and even some 30s overnight. too early for those numbers. >> it's almost like it went from hot to being really chilly out there. it doesn't make sense. >> we saw the numbers. let's find out how it feels outside. chuck bell is on the storm team 4 website. >> our human thermometer. how does it feel? >> not bothering me. i like it. there is a noticeable autumn chill in the air first thing this morning. you may want an extra layer if you're sitting still. as long as you're sitting in the sun and keep moving, you'll be just fine.

beautiful northwest washington, library of congress just off to the left. there's the view over reston town center. you can even see sugarloaf mountain on the hnd side of your horizon. good looking day to be outside. temperatures are still chilly. that's all right. we're warming up. 52 in college park, getting over a big loss yesterday to ohio state. 43 at dulles airport. 41 in manassas. here is our exclusive skycast 4. that's the way your sky will look all day. nary a cloud to be found. a few high clouds rolling in by later this evening. go out and take a look at the early fall color starting to show up in the high spots. a few leaves starting the change along the tidal basin as well. complete check and your back-to-work and seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> that beard giving you a little extra padding. >> at least keeping my face warm. >> your chin is not cold. all right.

>> my chiny chin chin. today volunteers will be in germantown looking for two missing toddlers, jacob and sarah hoggle. the children are 2 and 3 years old now, missing for almost a month. volunteers are expanding their search from beyond german down into rockville and towards damascus f. you want to help, head over to seneca valley high school. you can find it on crystal rock drive. >> right now prince george police are looking for a car that hit and killed a man on landover hills on annapolis road not far from the bw parkway last night. investigators say they're trying to learn more about the car and the driver involved. if you know anything, call police. meanwhile montgomery county police are questioni a 19-year-old man after his uncle was stabbed to death. police were called to the home in gaithersburg yesterday afternoon. they found a 55-year-old man with stab wounds. he was taken to the hospital where he died. apparently the uncle and nephew lived together. the 19-year-old is in custody,

but no charges have been filed. a family is looking for answers into who killed their loved one in the district. the deadly stapping happened friday afternoon on 14th street. this is near monroe in northwest and it's in the columbia heights neighborhood. police say 35-year-old kenneth young, junior, was attacked during the evening rush. his cousin says he was a gentle man. >> 14th street, we gri up around here. he grew up around here. i did. people -- plenty of people around here have our last name. we're the youngs, people know us. >> police are offering a $25,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. this morning a prince george's county police officer is charged with steal an ipad. a woman said somebody took her ipad from an apple store. the surveillance video showed a man and woman walk out of the store with it. they put the device on --

expect slow traffic tomorrow if you live in the arlington area. all week long a construction project could add some time to your commute. first four traffic reporter melissa mollet tells us where the trouble spots are. >> a heads-up about a traffic alert coming to alexandria starting monday. vdot will close lanes on north king's highway at timothy place. work will happen between 9:30 in the morning and 3:00 in the afternoon all next week through friday. you'll probably want to find another way to and from work. vdot is replacing emergency pipes. the work is expected to lt at least three weeks. >> thanks melissa. right now some of your friends are probably running the half marathon. is happening on the woodrow wilson bridge. you'll see some of the lanes are closed on this bridge. runners start at mt. vernon and will finish off at national harbor.

you won't be able to drive on the george washington parkway around that area until later today. streets will be shut down in parts of old town, alexandria. everything should be up and running before noon. some call it no place to raise a family. now why dozens of people could be forced to take shelter in questionable living conditions. >> don't expect this cold weather to stick around for very long. chuck is back to show you what to expect as you head back to work

our wednesday's child is a young man you met before. sadly he's still waiting but hopeful he will find his 11-year-old family. news 4 barbara harrison took us to try one of his favorite foods. >> i hear you love hamburgers. >> i do. >> guess what we're going to do today? we're going to have some of your favorite food. >> may juror mohammed welcomed

us. burger chef ready to give dejur a lesson in making the perfect cheeseburger. >> >> reporter: at 11 yrs old, dejur doesn't get to have his favorite food very often. >> he has been in the system for about -- most of his life actually. it's been about eight years now. >> what grade are you in now? >> six. >> do you like school? >> yes. >> what's your favorite subject? >> math. >> how are you doing in math? as and bs. >> wow. >> as you can tell, he talks a little slowly. he has some challenges, but i really think with the right home and a small, soothing, nurturing environment he could really do well. >> what does adoption mean? >> that you can live with a family forever. >> tell me about the kind of family you think you'd like to have if you were adopted. >> a nice family that has

brothers and sisters. >> we're really hoping for a family with a very -- if they have children at all, a small number of children so he can be nurtured and cuddled and given all this love and attention that he really hasn't had for himself. >> i want to have a dog, a cat and a rabbit. >> wow, you want them to really like pets? >> he does want a family that likes cheese burgers, barbara harrison, news 4 for wednesday's child. >> if you've got a cheeseburger and room in your home and your heart for dejur or another child that's waiting, call 1-88-to-adopt-me. this is a struggle many of us deal with. you wear one size at one store, another at another. erika gonzalez is going to explain why there's such a difference. here's chuck. >> no more eating lunch between

stores. that's the difference. outsidehis morning you may need to go a little deeper into your closet and dig out a heavier coat. some chilly mornings on

dozens of homeless families are moving out of their hotel rooms to the homeless shelter at d.c. general. more than 60 families staying in hotels like this one here, the quality inn on new york avenue

had to move out. on wednesday they received a letter that said they received two days to move. council member jim graham is concerned about the living conditions. >> if i was homeless and offered a hotel room with my private entrance, my private bathroom, possibly tv and wi-fi, i would prefer that to a hospital room with no bathroom, no private entrance, no privacy whatsoever. >> we reached out to the department of human services, but have not heard back yet. the shelter at d.c. general has been called no place a family in the wake of. on wednesday, capital area food banks holds the empty bowls. this is happening at t. ladies we've seen this one before. you're one size at one store and

a different size at another. somehow the sizes are getting smaller. news 4's consumer reporter erika gonzalez went to the store to help us make sense of the sizing. >> you're one size here, another size there. what gives. >> you're not the same size across the board? >> not at all. >> i set out to find the sense in sizing. this is the size chart used in the u.s. daniel butler with the national retail federation says retailers use the charts but customize sizing for their customer. >> if i have a customer that's a young teenager, it will be slim fit shows. ann taylor is usually a customer in the 30s or 40s with a slightly looser fit. >> as women's bodies change, retailers aim to change with their customers and do a great job of listening to demand. but with the incorporation of j. crew's 000 earlier this year,

does that mean customers are shrinking and demanding smaller sizes? >> yes and no. >> the controversial retail practice known as vanity sizing. >> just two months earlier the "wall street journal" reported j. crew was making a comeback in the asian market. j. crew issued this statement to the "today" show, we are simply addressing the demand coming from asia for smaller sizes. our sizes typically run big and the asia market tends to run small. simon collins is from parson's new school for design. he says it is, in fact, vanity sizing. >> we like to fool ourselves by making ourselves feel good with the label in the back of the garment. >> i reached out to companying like banana republic, an taylor and j. crew. they would not grant my request for an interview on sizing.

a fashion historian who teaches on body image at american university. >> not everybody has a scale in their house. but dress size is something where you can immediately see if your body fits the standards or not. >> reporter: the 000 may well be another market's demand, but that doesn't stop it from creating pressure on the average woman who she says is a size 12. >> although it seems like fashion becomes more and more extreme, it becomes more and more extreme on both sides. so why we have 000, we also have an increasing number of large sizes. >> reporter: aside from keeping us covered, clothing is supposed to make us feel good. >> get something that kind of fits and spend extra 20 on a tailer so it fits you. >> make sure it makes you look and feel your best, not anybody else's. >> go for what looks good instead of what the number says on the tag. >> she's right about that. there are so many different

trends, they're always evolving. i found over time, because i used to be one of those people that wanted to be cool and wear what's new -- >> used to be? >> you've got to know what looks good on your body and know you're not going to feel good about it if it doesn't look good. it's all about how you feel. >> 000, what is that? >> i'm asian. let me tell you i'm not wearing a 000 any time soon. you may think it's too early to think about christmas. some retailers think it's a great time right now. this is the christmas tree display at kmart in springfield. keep in mind we are just five days into october, but get this, cosco started putting up holiday displays way back in july. you know that saying, christmas in july. >> it feels like christmas with the weather we're having. >> now, wait a minute.

>>. >> our average low christmas time is in the 20s. christmas is 2 1/2 months. she's already in christmas mode. she's the one that made cosco put out the decorations. >> you've got to be a planner when you're a mom. >> you certainly do. outside this morning, bright sunshine. i hope you're enjoying it everybody. a little prettier outside than it may actually feel right here in washington. our current temperature is at a very cool 50 degrees winds out of the southwest, overall impact the weather will have will be fairly low. chilly october sunshine today means you're probably going to grab a jacket on the way outside. you may need an extra layer of

fleece if you're going to be enjoying anything outside this afternoon. current temperatures, still 46 in hagerstown, martinsburg 48. 41 in manassas. 52 in huntingtown. compared to this exact same time yesterday, most locations are 15 to 20 degrees colder than the same time yesterday. a lot of great events going on. great ought tim walk on the national mall first thing this morning if you want to wander on down and make a know nation to autism, that's a good idea. you can join me this afternoon. fall for fairfax. your forecast for today, temperatures 54 degrees at the government center in air fax county at 11:00 a.m. 61 at 2:00 and 60 degrees by 5:00 this afternoon. nothing but sunshine out there. perfect day for a chilly dog and a hot chocolate. maybe not together. if you're going outside to do something this evening, temperatures back down into the mid 50s by 7:00.

low 50s by 11:00. that means 40s in some of the suburbs. for the next couple days dry and chilly outside, after the sun goes down this evening around 6:45, chilly to borderline cold. it won't be as cold tomorrow morning as this morning. nowhere near as many 30s on the map as there were this morning. then during the day we will see a mix of mid and high-level clouds coming in. it will be milder though. a gusty south wind tomorrow. could be quite breezy at times. will make for a milder day. tomorrow at 10 degrees or more warming than this afternoon. by late tomorrow night. mostly cloudy sky ts. the risk of a few sprinkles west of the blue ridge mountains. any rain chances in the metro will remain fairly low until we get to the second half of the day on tuesday. tuesday late afternoon, tuesday evening, our best chance at seeing light scattered showers. that's our next rain chance. hour by hour through your monday, 40s out the door

tomorrow morning. another winter coat morning -- not winter coat, warm coat. it's your seven-day forecast time. full screen indeed. 62 today. 73 tomorrow, 74 on tuesday. a little chance for a few showers second half of tuesday. that's not going to add up to much. a lot of us gardeners and yarders would prefer a drink from mother nature. our best chance comes later in the week. it may rain friday into next weekend. >> it's going to get messy. >> it could. a long way between now and then. today you can see police in laurel perched on a roof. the officers are up there right now on the roof of the dunkin dough muts on. they posted this picture. officers doing this for 30 hours stlat to raise money for special olympics. we checked the twitter account. police say so far they've raised $3500. a popular festival is under

way in new mexico. more than 500 hot air balloons lifting off yesterday morning. you can see how beautiful they are, an array of shapes, colors, patterns and sizes. pilots were using tablets to navigate through the sky. no reports of injuries or crashes. that's definitely a good thing. the festival does go on for nine days. a bumper at the ball park after 18 innings. this morning what the nationals say led to such a tough loss for the team.

good sunday morning everyone. the nats game just wrapped up in what felt like about 15 minutes ago. the giants took a commanding 2-0 series lead against the nationals in the longest game in major league postseason history. brandon belt came through for the giants hitting a solo home run. san fran with a hard-earned 2-1 victory. the nats head to san francisco with their backs against the wall, one loss away from being swept out of the play-offs. >> we don't have a choice now. it's a must-win for us. so we'll see if we can get a win in game three, and we must win game four. that's all we can do at this point. >> game three comes your way tomorrow afternoon. don't forget the redskins not matching today. they're playing under the lights, monday night football against the defending super bowl

champions, the seattle seahawks. that's a look at your morning sports. hope your sunday is a good one. >> we know you're talking about that long nats game. it makes up most of the trending topics we've been following all morning long. >> you could have flown out of san francisco when the game started and arrived at nats park before the game ended, from coast to coast. >> you could have done a lot. a lot of people stuck it out and they stayed there to the very end. you've got to give it to them. >> hoil fans. the highispanic boom. why so many are gravitating the the area. a dedication happening today for american veterans. a live look now on capitol hill, the special salute they're going to get in just a few hours from to get in juhow can i avoidfrom maintenance fees?

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we're getting more information on the breaking news out of japan. the u.s. military is telling us search crews have found the he mains of a u.s. airmen. two others are still missing right now. our contacts at the pentagon tell us three crew members were washed out to sea near the island of okinawa. apparently they were taking photographs of the high waves out there. a typhoon is approaching the region. the japanese coast guard is helping with the search. another big headline this

morning, the brisk weather. take a live look at the capital wheel at national harbor. a chilly breeze outside. good morning everybody. indeed chilly temperatures, 30s and 40s this morning early are now 40s and 50s as the warmup is under way. most neighborhoods barely going to cross 60 degrees. as you were mentioning, a beautiful picture off national harbor. nice looking day to be outside. nowhere near as windy as it was yesterday. there's still a bit of a breeze blowing out there. downtown has warmed up significantly. we're at 57 at national airport. 55 in college park. still just into the upper 40s and low 50s from rockville to manassas and fairfax. hour by hour, temperatures trending upwards. most of the supp ushs will be in the mid to upper 50s by noon. there's one more cold morning coming. then