this morning waiting for word. we could have a major break in the case of missing uva student hannah graham. you are looking at the scene as police surround a community where remains were found. good sunday morning. i'm angie goff. >> i'm chris lawrence. welcome to "news 4 today." >> this morning we are waiting r the results from thl examiner in richmond to identify the human remains. searchers yesterday dur search for missing student hannah graham. the fairfax teen disappeared more than five weeks ago. >> the remains were discovered in an abandoned property in albemarle county. news 4's darcy spencer has

the late of the on this developi story. >> thousands of hours have been ment and civilian voluntee in an effort to find hannah. charlottesville chief's face w. >> they were searching an abandone long old lynchburg road in southern albemarle county where they discover what appears to be human remains. the remains could be of missing uva student hann word. iting for > the remains will taken to t noon on an identification. th abandoned property of albemarle county. t ten miles south of downtown charlottesville where

graham was last seen five weeks ago. this sadly is now a death investigat therefore, we will not be releasing any additional details concerning specifics on the scene or scene. >> reporte as another sign that the long search may be over, police canceled a previously planned search for sunday and the police chief expressed who has helped. >> i want to thank all those people. darcy spencer, the attorney for the man accused of adducting graham release add statement. jesse matthew's lawyer says he's waiting to see the results of the autopsy. police searched his charlotte apartment one week after graham disappeared but didn't arrest him at the time. he left the commonwealth and prosecutors charged him with reckless driving. officers caught him near galveston, texas and charg grah. he was brought back to virginia

and was scheduled to go to court in december. > forensic evidence links matthew to another young woman who was murdered. morgan harrington's body was found outside charlottesville,ma yesterday. in our next half hour we'llo li site where the discovery was made. on "news 4 today" at 9:00 a.m., david coal burr is going to join us live from charlottesville. the investiga as it continues, we are posting updates another story this morning, a big drop in temperatures overnight. let's get the first forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, chris a angie. it's chilly now. a lot colder than we were yesterday mor and there's more cold where this has come

from. frost and freeze advisories are actually posted for tonight into early tomorrow morning. check it out on our map. freeze watches are up for parts of the central and southern shenando valley, la ray, page and shenandoah county. that's for tonight into monday morning. cl skies, a fading breeze, anything vegetation, cover it up or lose it. for now temperatures in the upper 40s to low and mid 50s, it's certainly a chilly start. we'll be in the 40s and 50s for much of the morning, upper 50s near lunch. that northwest breeze is going to stick around. it's going to be a chilly one. when i see you in a few minutes we'll talk about the redskins forecast and the seven-day forecast. > n this morning, a full-page letter about ebola will be in two dallas newspapers today. th letter was written by the man in charge of texas health resources which runs the hospital where two nurses were abducted earlier this month. new reports say a lot of patients are avoiding that

hospital today, and in this letter bark clay denies what he calls theories and allegations. he says the hospital followed proper cdc guidelines from the beginning but admits staff made mistakes. says the hospital is complete safe today. right now health officials in ohio are monitoring more than 100 people who may have come in contact with amber vinson. she is one of the indpekted nurses. we told you she took a commercial flight from dallas to cleveland and this is just before he was diagnosed. the people were either on that plane or they were in a bridal shop that she visited. right now none of them appear to be sick. the carnival cruise ship will arrive back in the u.s. today with health care worker on board. the worker handled an ebola infected specimen at the hospital but hasn't shown any signs of being sick.

the ship was denied at multiple points on its cruise because the worker was on board. starting tomorrow the canadian government will begin shipping out an experimental ebola vaccine. leaders say they hope this vaccine works to stop the spres of the virus in west africa. as o morn ebola has killed more than 4,500 people. in tomorrow's shipment there will be 800 doses of the new drug tested nearby at the walt ter read army institute of research in silver spring. "meet the is going to hold an ebola summit. moderator chuck todd will talk to experts about how the governme is reacting the the outb and how account on the anc desk in less than 30 minutes. new this morning, dozens hurt, others in jail. how a riot erupted at a annual festival this chaotic scene. >> he touched on it. chuck is back to tell us how chuck is back to tell us how long the

in cases of rape and incest, just chuck is back to tell us how long the like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she.

"i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge.

good morning. people are cleaning up the mess hurricane gonzalo left behind in bermuda. more than 18,000 homes in the dark. the roof of the island's legislate was reportedly ripped off. no one died and there are no reports of serious injuries. the category two hurricane made landfall ok s weather experts describi outcome saying they got a bruising but it could have been so much worse. >> whenever you can look back and say it could have been worse, they probably were bermuda is pretty prepared for those hurricanes. they take it very seriously. the best news of all, of course, no reports of serious injur fatality which is most

impressi for a storm that big. congratulas ty were able to ride that one out. they'll have it all put back together in no time. your winter vacation to bermuda should be on track and be no problem at all. >> got your shorts out. >> that's right. you'll have your bermuda shorts ready to go. >> for us, no bermuda shorts around here. better have the long stockings ready to go. cold air moving on in. today will be a much chillier da than yesterday. by monday morning, tomorrow morning, a lot of neighborhoods down flirding with the freezing mark tomorrow morning. freeze watches are up for the central and southern shenandoah valley, not in the metro area. right now mostly clear sky, 54 degrees and northwest winds still blowing at 14 miles an hour. there's a hint of a windchill out there this morning. actual air temperatures courtesy of the breeze haven't plummeted all that much t. northwest wind is keeping things mixed up. that prevents a real bottoming out of the temperatures. 40s and 50s to get you out the door first thing this morning.

that's already some five to 15 degrees colder than yesterday morning. to morning will be some 15 degrees colder than it is now. so be on the lookout for a real cold start tomorrow. right now runner impact, sun is up at 7:21 this morning. 40s and low 50s. notice not a big jump up in temperat today, we'll get up into the upper 50s and low 60s, that 74 yesterday will be a long distant memory. washington and tennessee playing at 1:00 at fedex field. there's our forecast for what the sky will look like during the course of the game. plenty of sunshine for much of thgame. even time still a mostly clear sky. if you're headed out to the game, the kickoff is at 1:00, tailgating late this morning into about lunchtime, mid to upper 50s, game time temperat around the 60 degrees mark. it will be cool. if you sit on the shaded side of the stadium, you'll want extra

blanket with you. sunshine for most of the day and a nice northwesterly breeze. the breeze dies with the setting sun tonight. tho a cold start tomorrow morning. check out your wake temperatures mond morning. 34 in martinsburg, 31 in luray. it will be a cold start tomorrow. so be on the lookout for that. frost and freeze possible, especial out to the west in the shenandoa valley and parts of the mountains. then for tomorrow afternoon, plenty of sunshine comes right back. cl will thicken late tomorrow afternoon and lead us to a late chance for rain which arrives on tuesday. wit mind, here is your seven-day forecast. mid 60s tomorrow with increasing clouds in the afternoon after what could be a freezing cold start to the northern and western suburbs. showers off and on through much of tuesday and yesterday. about a 48 to 60-hour stretch with sprinkle and showers chances. in other words, it's .

>> there you go. >>m up herely. >> thanks, chuck. next up we have "reporter's " for you, a look at stories affecting our community. back in 15 minutes. > good morning, welcome to "reporte i'm jim handly. a lot to get to today. let's talk politics out of the debate. the final stretch or weeks of the mayoral race. right here on this set on thursday we saw the closest they eve been proximity-wise. how did they come across? that will be airing again after "meet th later on this sunday morning. how did they come off? it seemed to be a clash over style as much as substance. i was surprised carol schwartz wasn't as sharp as she had been in the past. didn't feel she had a grasp on what her talking points were going to be and what she wanted to do or how she was going to overco this gap.

also very disappointed that the candidate bowser is always so i wasn't sure -- she had every answer already laid out. i'm not quite sure how she feels about anything. david kattan yeah, i don't think he made his points. >> you hit it. it was style versus substance. what has lacked in most of these debates and being a d.c. resident, i mt tell you, i'm at a loss. i don't kn who i'm going to vote for at this point in time because no one wants to say what they will do and there's no proposalt out here. i want to see a candidate that will say, okay, i'm going to deal with the homeless problem and here is what mys are if elected. no one wants to go on the record and say exactly what they will do. >> i think they did give you a little bit of meat. bowser did talk about what she wants to do with the shelter at d.c. general. she wants to close it.

she wants to move folks into transiti homes. then the issue becomes what homes, where are you going to find them, how are you going to afford them? i think the style, the fact they were sitting so close together really gave you a sense of how tht abo each other. i thought sch made an interestg com when she said i didn't like -- i don't like the tone of some of the campaign, and she was really directing t kit tanya because of the issue that some is addressed at me but because i'm a woman. she's specifically saying she doesn't like the way he's dealing with bowser. >> what bothers me, the fact is they don't like each other. i don't care that they don't like each other. i want them to like th i want to know, you're absolute right. i plan to close d.c. general. then what are you going to do with these thousands of homeless people, homeless children. your plan after you close that? let tell you, there's only

one reason they want to close d.c. general. that's probably some of the most valuable property in washington, and the developers are hungry for that property. >> the mayor says he's going to use that property once again as a homeless shelter. >> no, he's not. >> what mayor? >> the former mayor. >> the lame duck mayor. >> i also think a very important issue that was brought up and talked about with bowser, the fact she's not going out to these forums. she's not answering these m sherwood put that forward. he said you've been ver passive. she shot back and said no, i haven't been passive. her response was i thought it was importa to involved in the debates, those that were aired, either through radio or televised becau it would get to more people. there was an opening i thought for kit tanya to go in and he didn't hit that. schwartz did. it comes back to what i said

in the beginning, bowser likes it scripted. she like those time queues to t on and off. her in an open forum in a room where the citizens just have at it, she doesn't want to do that. >> s the person beat. she's ahead. why not play it safe? >> you can play it too safe. let me give you an example. there's a candidate's forum, is it penn station? that's got to be one of the most high voting districts in the city. she's not there. she's not on the list to even be there. remember, this is a city of neighborho you can play this, i'll do tv because that will reach everybody. how did adrian fenty win? he walked those neighborhoods door-to-do. this isn't a presidential election, a gubernatorial election.

want to know you, see you. that'ssafe, but as she starts to falter, it's going to be because she didn't connect. >> what does this say, joe, both of you, about the type of mayor she would be should she win? >> connect. >> and would she want to or would she close herself off? >> i don't think it's more dangerous or not. i don't thk w it's she connects or not. i'm afraid she'll be become a mayor that will rule the city by whim, by what she's feeling about right now or what the polls are saying right now e she stands.n't absolutel sh s to any communities, to a point of view around housing or on in the middle, dancing back and forth. without her actually having a commitmey abo what the leadership is going to loong like. i d worry about that as much. pe do all kinds of things during campaigns. and then once they get the

position, they become an entirely -- we've seen this with candidates. quite honestly didn't we see it with fenty? he became an entirely different mayor than he was a candidate. y can to get elected. while we're on politics, we've got a couple minutes left in this segment, let's move to maryland and a race tightening, l races tight in the end. t shoul in to be tighter than an overwhelmingly democratic state, that candidate being outspent, talking larry hogan versus incumbent lieutenant governor anthony brown.t tightee we seeing ts shrinkage. brown is running against the tide of history. even though the numbers say they should go brown's way, brown sort of ran a campaign where he didn't really pull in a lot of

the other big-time democratic leaders. he has mike miller behind him and some of the big icons, in t to those that you need out there foot shouldiers, ts number one. two, the obama care roll out in the state of maryland. have it running now but it cost you $20 million to get it straight. what kind of governor will you be if it costs 20 million to fix the problems, 20 million the state do to waste. >> i also think the gubernatl race was very nasty. it could be brown wasn't able to rally the support he needs, the wounds have not been mentioned in the party which translates back to apathy within the democrat party for his candidacy. he's dplot going to to heal those wounds between now and election. it's too late. >> the president is scheduled to go to prince george's county, upper marlboro to support brown

making an appearance. will that help him, hurt him, make know. i don't thk it will hurt him. clearly it won't hurt him. what he needs to be concerned about is get out the vote. the other candidates, the state's senators, the state delegates are not excited and therein lie it is problem that you could -- he could possibly have. i personally think he'll probably win it. but it won't be by a very de- and he's going to have some healing today. he's going to have to mend some fences if he does become governor. witn his own party. >> within his own party. >> we have to take a break. we'll be right back with more on we'll be right back with more on reporter.

have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it.

finding treatment and a cure to help lives there would save lives here. >> i think politically it really looks -- it looks too extremist. it looks too reactive, the n it. instead of sitting down and saying how soon can we figure this out. you're going from one week we t airports, whe they come in, where they come out. a week later, we'll stop them all from coming into the country. as joy was saying, circumvent that in some ways and it may create more bureaucracy that's not needed. if they want to do something other than just sort of checking as you come into dulles, they have to come up with a better plan than just sort of stopping it. i like to play the devil's advocate here, i'm going to have a difficult time doing it because i agree with both of you. but i was also thinking when we

talk about banning -- most people think about dulles airport becau that's our internatl airport in virginia. forget, we have ports. we have ports, and that means you have merchants. you have people who are on these cargo -- you have military people who come from all over. you've got all kinds of cruise shs that people -- so it a difficult problem. bu in my show the other day. now you're finding students are being banned. so ask yourself how th university, ask yourself gwf yo internatiol student from nige home and wants to come back. would they be able loud to go in the dormitory, quarantine them for 21 days. these are legitimate questions. these are not isolated students. if you look at howd

university dental school, that would be hundreds of students. >> that's my point. >> you have to ask that question. s here, went home, wants to eria come back to dental school. now what do you do? garn teen them? >> impossible to police. >> thank you. so the bottom line is put the money in the research, find a vaccine and let's solve this for humanity. >> globally. >> all right. let's move back to another issue we touched on during the mayoral debate. and that's the d.c. general housing shelter. stay open for at least another year. may juror vincent gray announci $90 million for a plan to close d.c. general. >> the problem here is you have to have a plan of where the folks will go. i don't care if it's a shelter. i don't care if you're in chicago and on lake michigan and i green.ort of tearing

in some of the testimony you have folks saying, well, sure you may give me housing, but if you only subsidize my rent for two, four, six months and then i have to pay full rent wherever you put me and i'm in school or i have small children or i'm doing job training, how can i then stay sneer i'd rather stay know there's food and housing for me. >> right. >> i think the answer to the sh almost like ebola, you can't fix it at this level. pe can't afford to live in d.c. a livable wage. rents are too high. we have to bigger picture than just d.c. general. >> right now they may be studying it globally. but the reality is let's stick . let's understand in this country they stopped building affordable housing. we used to call them projects. what have they done? instead of rehabbing the projects, they tore them down.

developers want the land because it's near center city and it's become valuable. there's no constituency for the poor and therein lies the we'll have to end on that powerful point. thank you both of you for coming in. great to see you as always. notebook."ng us in fo enjoy the . new this morning, the key near one couple's home that could be key to solving what happ to missing uva student hannah graham. >> and how an annual festival turned into a riot. >> a busy sunday morning already. we start this half hour with what evee is goi to be feeling when they step outside the morning. >> yes, the weather. you'll notice the difference as soon as you walk out the door.

m team 4 meteorologist chuck bell joins us with the big changes. goo morning, chris an angie. good morning everyone. your sunday is off to a cool start. the real issue this morning is going to be the windchill as temperatur are now in the feels-like factors for the 40s. outside actual air temperature 54. at national airport, 48 winchester, 52 manassas. the feels-like are dow into the everywhere. feels like 46 in town, 40 in martinsbur s and 50s early this morning. it's going to be a bright and sunny day. that northwest wind never went to bed last night. it's still out there first thing this morning. what should u you be planning the wear today? definitely a wind breaker, sunglass and an extra sweater as temperature only get into the upper 50s and low 60s. could have a killing freeze in parts of the shenandoah valley on monday morning. more about that with your seven-daforecast, plus the redskins forect in a few. coming back to you.

we're staying on top of a developi story in the search for missing uva student hannah graham. we're awaiting results from the medil examiner's office in richmond. searchers found human remains yesterday. she disappeared more than five weeks ago. volunteers made that discovery in an abandoned property in albemarle county. neighbors there say they have smelle >> my husband started smelling things two day ago and saw vultures. >> her husband thought the smell was so bad outside that they should shut the window. hundreds of volunteers westbod supposed to help investigs sea for graham today. they calle walnut creek park. investigats say they are focusing their attention on, quote, recent evidence. they have limited resources to cah out a public search. albemarle county police are asking anyone who saw something

suspicio during old lynchburg road to call them. graham was last scenest september 13th. 1:20 in the morning essage from and then surveillance video shows her walking and at some points even running past a pub and a gas station. police think she walked into the temple restaurant with jesse matthew and about a week later police searched matthew's charlotte apartment. next half hour, what this search who live near the bhilding where remains were found. today volunteers will search for two other missing children. jacob and sarah hoggle have not been found. they've now been missing for more than six weeks. jacob is 2 and sarah is 3 years old. their mother is in police custody right now but has not told officers where they might be. volunteers wil dise flyers and search the area

around germantown starting at 9:00. if you do want to help, head to germantown community center on kings view drive. developing right now -- what a wild scene. rioting at an annual fall festival has a college president respondi. the president of keen state says she plans to find any students behind the mayhem. at least 30 people were hurt during the keen pumpkin a dozen people were arrested by police in riot gear. some officers used teargas on the crowds even. one student says he is among many who did not want this to happen. peo started throwing bottles and stuff. no one needs to get hurt. we're just trying to have fun and people take it out of hand. it had to call in extra officers even though it already had four times the

normal number of police on duty. we have a traffic alert. expect lane closures and detours near dulles because of phase two of the silver line. utility crews are doing reloca work on auto pilot drive. th work happens overnight betwn 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. it could last for five weeks. the second phase is going to double the number of stations on the silver line. transpor reporter adam tuss explains all the new construc befe you can get to this, you have to do a lot of heavy lifting and building, a lot hard work. phase two of metro's silver line now rising from the grou places. a slow, meticulous process that will take years to complete but will stretch metro from res tin to dulles international into loudoun county. steve pearson and jim ingram took a bus in and would love to see it all the way to the airport. it would be nice to ge

of the terminal. it would be nice to get out of the terminal, on a train and straig into town. >> marsha mccallister with the dallas corridor metro rail project says expect to see a lot of activity near route 28 and the toll road. >> we will be paving, milling, all that stuff that causes people to have to change lanes and see big equipment running. it will be out there 24/7, d d night. >> the work may be worth it. she says the first phase is already 60% ahead of projections for ridership. frank mills says once the rail line does come his way, he'll use it every day. >> it's probably the worst thing to do is driving, and parking in d.c. is horrendous. i would much rather take the metro. frank might have to be waiting a little bit. while ths starting the wrap up. the second phase of the project not expected to be finished until 2018. in reston, adam tuss, news 4. we're now less than three

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this morning, breaking through the hysteria on ebola cases, a team named by the white hoe is in place to lead to the "meet the pre" moderator chuck todd joins us now. u.s. officials have been trying to tell the american people don't worry about an outbreak, handle it but stay calm as well. have they dropped the ball in terms of making the american people feel and calm? >> i think what happened in dallas gives the impression that the ball was dropped somewhere, and certainly the head of the cdc admitted maybe we should have had a team immediately sent

to dallas. now they're getting their protocs in place. in hindsight they may look at what hd in dallas and say that was a warning. and now they're putting together a system in place. clearly the bhous, by the type of person they appointed behind is scenes, they're feeling -- that tells me they think their problem was interagency, lk of communic e not looking for a new public spokesperson. they think they have those people in place. i think they're admitting they have a bureaucratic issue. a political and a psychol issue seems to be what's surrounding the ebola case even more than a medical one here in the u.s. let's ta about that choice because it is catching some heat, of course, from the republics saying why didn't you choose someone in the mel field, even others going as far as to say why not a comman figure, someone like a u.s. general, someone who can really get this thing under control and give people a peace

of mind. >> the white house point of view is something, they could have had someone like that, it's called a surgeon general. the nominee has been held up. the nominee has been held up the way things g held up in this town all the time. it sounds as if the white house believes they would like to pressu essentially the u.s. senate to hurry up and confirm dr. mue to be the surgeon general. there's been politics behind it that has wrapped it up. that's the person they would ideally like to be the between isis and ebola, we el. >> it's this election that is driving the new sense of urgency. panic is not quite the right word. democrats that are on the ballot, the ebola anxiety coupled with isis, coupled with wh we saw on the border a few months ago smaking democrats concerne republicans tg to use it to say, look, the obama admini is dropping the ball, this and that.

democrats are trying to put pressu on the house to say do somethin please. >> you're getting ready to crank up this meet the voter bus. >> i am. i head out on the road. four states in four days this week a anoth four states in four days next week. >> are you packing a cooler? >> a little more than that. the midwest, you tell me, mr. bell. i think i'm going run into cool weather, maybe find snow in wisconsi never too early for snow. >> anything you're looking forward to? >> the whole thing i'm looking forward to. by the way, i'm going to be in kansas cy f game two of the world series. we're not going to be able to go because we have to make our way to iowa. it's kansas, iowa, new in the first week and then a southern route in the second week. looking forward to the food. chains, not a single chain. >> mom and pops.

you can see "meet the pre" every sunday right here on nbc4 right after "news 4 today the president will be campaig today, president obama plans to travel up to per marlbo this morning, to speak at a campaign event for anthony brown, the democratic candidate for maryland's governor. then president obama will fly to chicago to speak at rally for pat quinn. he's running again for re-elect the republican candida maryla governor will be in st. mary county. larry hogan is attending the oifter fet val. elec more than two weeks away. la morning, you can watch the people who want to be your next mayor, democrat muriel a and david schwartz id ki partic with a forum with news 4 and "the washingt you watch at 11:30 this morning on nbc4.

you might remember a story xlaed with motown g marvin gay wonder. e local drummer needed a leg. now he's getting a new lease on your help. news 4's mark sea graves caught up with woody woodson. t for the isley ecoming up brothers' "it's your thing." after losing his leg to diabetes, t legend was unable to earn a living. after news 4 profiled woodson's struggle vie reach out wantind tic me to death to not play a gig, but to be able to play a couple of songs. if i play a couple songs, ain't no telling. one of those people who wanted to help was judy

anderson, a nurse at adventist rehabi hospital. i thought maybe we could get him in here and we did. he's here with us and we love than tox the helping hands from the team at adventist, woodson is a new man with a new leg. his doctors say woodson's progre is nothing short of i have the expectation and the vision that woody has, that he'll play the drums again and he'll do it very well, if not better than he did in the past. >> i want this, i don't think i've ever wanted anything more. to be 73 years old -- >> repor while woody is team of specia who saw his story and connected him with the doctors who has been by his side every step of the way. >> he's driven. e him coming up and down the stairs and how he worked out that bike, he'll be able to do it. >> rep his team says he's been an inspiration to them.

woody says they're his inspirat >> i want to do it more not for myself but for them. i like to do it, think of it that way i would never have dreamed that this would have happen to me. i'm thankful for every moment. woody has lot g him back on his feet, including one very special new friend. >> judy, judy, judy. >> i give him a hug. >> great story, mark. love that hug. today is a big day for nasa, about 2:30 this afternoon a come net is going to fly closer to mars than we are to the moon. nasa is spointing all its spacecra at the comet to take the pictures. it's called siding spring and moving about 126,000 miles per hour. it's so big and fast, just the comet's tail could damage nasa's equipmen nasa has moved them all to the other side of the planet just in

case. we've all seen "gravity." take cover. queue the scary music and pieces of debris flying by. going to be an impressive thing. we're only quarter million miles from the moon. it sounds like a fair distance. from a space standpoint, that's a razor thin margin in outac ke the comet over the next how many days. meanwhil is going to be cold around here. it's chilly this morning. but tomorrow morning promises to be our coldest mornie early fall season. frost and freeze warnings are up parts of west virginia. outside, your sunday morning skies are partly cloudy right now. you can see a couple clouds in n is not up until 20 minutes after 7:00. stn half hour. already turne out the lights on the washington monument which was probably illuminated just 15 minutes ago. jefferso memorial, 54 degrees.

it's not bitterly cold but the northwest breeze is still out there, averaging 14 miles pehour. thaefs got the windchills back down into the low and mid 40s this morning. again, air temperatures, upper 40s, low and mid 50s. windchil low to mid 40s is the first time i've broken out the windchill graphic for this fall. 46 the current windchill in analysis, 41 in gaithersburg. there's the bundle up factor this morning indeed. temperat in the 50s, but chills in the 40s by later this afternoo the chill will remain because the breeze is not going climbing into the upper 50s to near 60 later today. that northwe wind will not go to bed until after the sun goes to bed late this afternoon ander li this evening. sunglass and warm jackets. going to the redskins game today? great weather for football. no chance for rain. temperat near 60. again, with the breeze out

there, lit feel cooler than that. tonight into early tomorrow morning, the cold air settles in. yo hometown forecast in charlest west virginia, off to a cool start this morning. temperat in the 40s now, rising only into the mid 50s by mid afternoon and back into the 40s by 7:00 tonight and into the 30s by tomorrow morning. if you want to see your hometown forecast, y can always get it in the palm of your hand from our storm team four weather app free on the google play store or itunes store. a decent amount of sunshine, but the breeze is going to remain today. tonight, the freeze watches are up for the central and southe parts of the shenandoah valley, mainly because we'll have a clear sky, a fading breeze, and that means you need to cover any tender vegetation you want to keep around for another cou mornings. by tomorrow morning, back down into the low 30s to our south and west, upper 30s to near 40 in washington and then for tomorrow afternoon, plenty of sunshi early, but clouds

coming in later tomorrow. us to our next rain chance w arrives on tuesday. seven-da for you, a lot sunshe today. that won't be the problem. the real problem is the cold start tomorrow morning. then showery weather for tuesday and wednesday. doesn't look like a lot of rainh of cloudy and drizzly weather. that's okay because it's the middle of the week. next weekend looking great, marathon nex weekend. are you ready? >> are you ever ready? >> thanks, chuck. happeni today, you can stop by the world of montgomery festival beginni at noon at the west field wheat ton plaza mall parking lot. you can d and take the whole family to enjoy dancing, musing and arts and crafts. will be a parade with dancers, dragons and drummers. real "game of thrones" dragons? i think coming from different

far east countries. would be cool. e different, but >> the redskins are back in town today. we'll show you the for in toda game. > plus the major accomp we could be set on sunday night football. > pedestrian fatalities increa substantially on halloween. before you head out trick-or are you and your kids safe? i'm erika gonzalez, i'll have that story on monday at 5:00 includg fun and easy tips like glow sticks like this or glow sticks like this or flashls t

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welcome back. today is the day when the redski can get back on track. hopefully. >> hopefully. they will be back at fedex field we just checked.

you can buy a ticket for as little as 11 bucks online right now. i what that says about the season. that's so sad. >> news 4's sports, dianna i tells us what to watch goo morning, i'm dianna russini. e redskins taking on the titans today hoping for their second win of the season. here are four things to watch out for today. can they run the rock? the skins rank 23 in the league, 99 yards per game. tuck ses on the ground means a more balanced offense for the redski which means less pressure on quarterback kirk cousins. for his part, cousins needs to protect the ball, especially late in the game. five of his eight interceptions come in the fourth quarter. he'll have to make the right reads with the game on the line. on the defensive end, the skins need to turn up the pressure. they have 15 sacks, but ten have come in just one game. no coincidence there that was

their only win. finally, attitude sever thing. it's already been a difficult season for this team. can they stick together through the ady and come out winners? we'll find out soon. kickoff is at 1:00 on fedex field. i'm dianna russini, news 4 sports. > watch tn night footba nbc4 tonight. you can see someone set a new nfl record. > the san france denver broncos. broncos quarterback peyton manning cou pass brett favre's most touchdown passes of all time. there's more to watch even after the game ends. news 4 at 11:00 starts as soon as the coverage is over. are you back? >> i'll be back. >> you poor man. get a nap. >> after that you can watch redski final right here on nbc4. recently denver broncos, they dethroned the cowboys as america's team. >> that's right. they both came out. peyton manning will do that.

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this morning, a neighborhood now a crime scene. what could be a major break in

the case of missing uva student hannah graham? we are going to walk you throh what is new from over good morning everyone. i'm angie goff. >> i'm chris lawrence. welcome to "news 4 today th morni we're waiting for result ts of the medical examin in richmond to identify the human remains. searchers fou the remains yestery during a search for missing uva student hannah graham. the fairfax teenagers disappd mor than five weeks ago. volunteers discoveree remains in an abandoned property in albemarle county and a big search planned for today has been canceled. >> nbc's kelly abilene know has more on this developing story. after 35 days and thousands o man hours looking, search crews talked down the grimmi of findings? >> we think perhaps today proved the worst, they discovered what appears to human remains. detectives quickly contacte hannah's parents, a

despere state of unknown evolvi into an even more harrowg reality. detective james mooney of the charlotte police departme made a very difficult phone call and reached out to john and susan graham to share with them this preliminary discovar teams pinpointed the remain, but not yet positively identifi as hannah graham. still detectives are now calling off the search for the uva student. thi sadly is now a dea investig suspect jesse matthew, junior, is charged with hannah's abduction with intent to defile. s also believes h li to 20-year-old morgan whose body was uncoved in 2009. you could see only local traffic where neighbors were let through a just 20 minutes from chburg downtown mall and

20 minutes from where jesse matthew lived in his charloe apartment. eliza evans lives on old lynchbg road, now the there's been helicopters on. flying over. as the effort into solving hannah's nu. >> new this morning, the attorney for the man accused of ma through's eleased a lawyer says he's waiting to see the results of the medical examiner autopsy. he's waking up today in the e c. police searched his apartment one we after he disappeared. they didn't arrest him at the time. he left the commonwealth d he was charged with driving. he was found and charged on the 24th with graham's abduction. he's scheduled to go to court in december. investigators say fo eviden links matthew to

another woman murdered, morgan harringt body was found on a farm outside charlottesvill just five miles from where crews found the human remains yesterday. coming up in our next half hour, hear from people we near the site where those remains were found. on "news 4 today northern virgin reporter david culver will join us live with a report from charlottesvill stay with news 4 for continuing covera of the hannah graham investig are posting updates all day lo another big story this morning, a big drop in temperat. storm team 4 meteorologists nowy good morning, chris and angie. th was the view from the city camera looking outside, a good looking morning so far. just enod just enough of a breeze overnight to keep temperatures, and i say this lightly, only in the upper 40s and low 50s, the windchills are back int the low and mid

40s everywhere right now. it's a cold start. 50 in ro 53 at national airport, 51 at joint base andrews. the overall impact the weather have is fairly low. what you'll notice is the breeze outside. r gre kite-flying day. that's for sure. temperat will only recover a bit today into the upper 50s and low 60s. that's when you're really going to start to notice the chill compar to yesterday.y we made 7. today we'll be lucky to hit 61 or 62. tomorrow free warnis are up d southern shenan valley. no frost or freeze advisories in the metro area. be ready for a cold start on monday. i'll tell you how cold it will be and about the warmup. new this morning, a letter written by the organization that run it is hospital where two

nurses w month. new reports say a lot of patien are avoiding that hospital, b in the letter, denies theories. he say it is hospital followed proper cdc guidelines from the beginng but admits staff made mistak and says new changes are in place becau of it. he says the hospital is complete safe today. >> we told you right now health officis in ohio are monitoring more than 100 people who may one is one of those infected er nurses. we told you she took a commer flight from dallas to cleveland just days before she was diagnosed. the people were either on that plane or they were in a bridal shop that she visited. right now none of them appear to be sick. right now a carnival carrying a texas health worker is back home. it arrived less than 30 minutes dend at multiple ports on his cruise because the worker was on board. she handled an ebola infected

specim at the hospital. she hasn't shown any signs of being sick. doctors in texas asked her for a blood sample anyway and picked it up from the ship by helicopt and were looking it over today. starting tomorrow, the canadi government will begin shipping ex-bow. leaders say they hope the vaccine works to stop s rye rus. as of this morning, ebola has killed more than 4,500 people. in tomorrow's shipment, 800 you can learn more about ebola on "meet the pre" later this morning. moderator chu todd will talk to experts in the so-called ebola summit. they plan to discuss the governme roll in the outbreak, h it is reacting and how accountable it is. "meet th begins at 10:30 right after "news 4 today new this morning, a violent night in a maryland mcdonald's. a security guard was attacked

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new this morning, police are looking for two people who attack a security guard at mcdonald's overnight. this happened in college park. a woman was shot during this incide when the security guard fired his gun. she is expected to survive. you can see police right now surroug the scene around the mcdonald's, putting up skrim tape. oy pepper o say as mcdonald's spray on the suspects. it didn't work and they got away. several people recovering after a big crash outside a fire

station. a look at these images here. is outside the hyattsville fire department. they released these pictures. at least five emergency teams respond to the accident. firefigh had to cut one car open to get the person out. rescuers took that person to the hospital and we've learned they do have some serious injuries. happening today, family and friends will hold a vigil for a cafetea manager who died of meningit. tiffany barne worked at knoll elemen d.c. she was 25 years ago when he did a year a she left behind a daughter. in the district, officers are old ag big security drill today. do be alarmed if you see a lot police and ambulances around the former walter reed army medical center on georgia avenue. you may also see traffic delays. skim

similar lafting terrorist actors. vincent gray will be there to answ our questions about that drill. > t phone call that may change the manhunt for the guy who ambushed state troopers in pennsylv, ps the impact of that search in one community this weeken > now to chuck. >> you better enjoy the sunshine. it's out today. because a clear sky tonight could set us up for a freeze, a killing freeze at that early tomorr morning. more about that and how long the more about that and how long the co

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if you can take a look at this man on your screen. right now anne arundel county police looking for him because they say he robbed a bank. we don't know how much money was taken from the bank of america in glen burnie. police say the robber handed the teller a note saying he had a gun and wanted cash, however he never actually showed a weapon. > police say a suspected drunk driver hit a maryland state traffic stop. this happened yesterday morning early on i-270 north of democry boulevard in rockvill investigat say the trooper pulled someo over for a traffic stop when another car slammed int his cruiser from behind. damage. the trooper was treated for minor injuries. dui charges are pending against the driver. this is the third time in less than a month a trooper was hit by a suspected drunk driver.

right now police in pennsy they are getting close to the man accused of killi one state trooper and shooting another. police have been searching for eric frein for more than a month. days ago a woman says she spotted him in the poconos carryi a rifle with his face covered wit mud. they're using everything they with helicopters in the air and heavily armed troope on the ground, the search for eric frein shifted i was shucking walnuts and helicos wer over. i said, wait a minute, that don't sound right. they kept coming ad circling and circling. he has lived in this area tore decades. even thos fm where state police had been searching for weeks, he said eric frein knows these

woods, too. >> if he's familiar with this area, because he and my granddr was on the rifle team before the school abolished it. as state police search for frein in this area, at times they used a bull horn to call out to him. francine her just moved to this part of munroe county and was unsettled that the search for frein shifted south. for a time she couldn't get at this point i just want it to be over. it's overwhelming already. enough is enough. as for george, he's not concerned. he has guns of his own. he's just shocked about the boy he used to know. >> i never gave it any thought that he would turn out this way. >> this morning, this is a scene as people are cleaning up the mess hurricane gonzalo left behind in bermuda. strong winds knocking down a lot of power lines, leaving more than 18,000 homes without power. the roof of the island's

legisle was reportedly ripped off as well. the good news though, no one died and there are no reports of serious injuries. the category two hurricane made law the uk is on storm alert because of this. >> racing across the north atlantic it's no longer a tropical system. doesn mean all the wind that w inside of it has dissip at all. they'll get very hard across newfou and all the way ireland and the northern uk. for us no wind -- i shouldn't say that. we have plenty of wind, but no rain. wi yes. rain no. at least for the next couple days. morning off to a chilly start. the northwest wind that arrived yesterda afternoon, it's still out there everybody. it's been lurking through the overnit hours. it's going to jump up just as soon as you go out the door. be ready. you an extra jacket and a scarf ready to go. temperat in the 40s and 50s.

there's our live picture. we have plenty of clouds outsid these should be breaking off fairly quickly. we're left with an abundance of e wind will remain. winds are northwest at 18 miles right now. so the air temperature is 53. but the windchills are back in the mid 40s. there's a real chill indeed. you can see on our national harbor camera, you can tell by the waves on the potomac the wind is howling down the river coming from north going to the southeast. it's going to be a choppy day for any sa plenty of wind, but it will be rough. windchil back into the upper 30s. windchills upper 30s to low and mid 40s in and around town. washingt and tennessee kicking off at 1:00 at fedex field. our e skycast 4 with what the sky will look like. pictures all the clouds to contin to dissipate.

we'll be left with a mostly sunny afternoon. the sun is down just after 6:00. temperat during your afternoo outing at fedex field. morning tems upper 50s and breezy. temperat this afternoon hoveri right around 60 degrees. it's going to be cool, but withou wind out there, you'll need budding up for sure. sun is out at 6:00. it will dry. temperat back into the 50s. will be back into the 40s by 9:00 tonight and really cold by tomorr morning. a lot of neighborhoods down below the 40-degree mark. there goes the morning clouds all the way out. left with a mostly clear sky this afternoon and a mostly clear sky overnight tonight will lead to a possibility of frost and freezes at well. temperat today only in the mid 50s in the shenandoah valley and the mountains, back into the 40s this evening. sunday night out in and around the metro, 52 at 7:00, 48 at 9:00 and 44 in downtown by 11:00 tonight. advisories are posted in the valley and the mountas of west virginia for

early monda morning. no advisories in and around the metro area. cla fading breeze. cover your tender vegetation befo tomorw morning if you want to keep it around. otherwise mother nature will take care of it for you. there's a check of your seven-day forecast. only two days you may need the rain gear this week are going to be tuesday and wednesday. should drop out of here on friday and the early lean, looking great, friday and saturday, mid to upper 60s with sunshine. >> marine corps marathon. next sunday morning i'll be right about now wondering why do i do this? >> you gave in this year. >> i run it every year. it of panic, can i really do it? >> you can. can you break last year's time? >> tkey. this morning a closer look at plan to offer

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all right. so the time right now, we're looking at 7:28. so far a picture perfect fall morning. you might want to grab a bulky sweater, maybe a light jacket. it's going to be pretty chilly outside. want a check on your forecast and let you know how chilly.

let's go to storm team 4 meteort chu bell. how is it looking out there? >> indeed a cool start this morning. that north wind that arrived yesterday h gone nowhere. you'll need a wind breaker to keep the chill off your back today. it's very chilly outside. that's the way it's going to stay. partly to mostly cloudy skies over washington first thing this morning as you look live over the potomac river. the sun is already up, we can't e it than tox the clouds. temperat upper 40s and low 50s. windchil are back down into the upper 30s and low 40s. so what to wear today, a wind breaker, some sunglasses and as angie mentioned, a nice fall sweater as well. 53 at national airport. we'll stay in the low to mid 50s in the next couple hours. more and more sunshine as the morning goes along. that northwest wind will be with us as well. your sunday afternoon sunny, breezy and cool. temperat hovering in the upper 50s and low 60s today. highs in the upper 50s in the shenando valley to right around 60 in town.

it will stay breezy all day. cold air means the possibility of a killing freeze tomorrow morning for some. i'll show you where in a few chuck, thanks. we are staying on top of a develo story in the search for missing uva student hannah graham. now we're waiting for the results from the medical examin in richmond. searchers found human remains yesterday w looking for the fairfax teen. adn abandoned d more than five property in albemarle county. neighbors s they smelled a bad od my husband started smelling things two days ago and saw vultu lori, it smells bad outside. let's shut the window. >> of those remains. they did tell the parents about the discovery. hundreds of volunteers were suppos to help search for graham today.

they called off the search in walnut creek park. investigs say they are focusi their attention on, quote, recent evidence. they have limited resources to carry out a public search. albemarle county police are asking anyone who saw something suspic near old rin ch burg road to call them. graham was last seen september 13 early saturday morning. 1:20 in the text message from morning. surveill video show her walking and then at some point running past a pub and a gas station. poli think she walked into the temple restaurant with jesse matthew. a week later police search his apartment. he's been charged with abduction with attempt to defile graham. news 4 is going to have contin coverage of the hannah graha investigation. coming up at "news 4 today" at 9:00 a.m., northern virginia reporter david culver joins us live in charlottesvill today volunteers will search for two other missing children.

jacob and sarah hoggle had not been found. they've now been missing for more than six weeks. jacob is 2 and sarah is 3 years old. th mother is in police custody but las not told officers where they might be. voluntee will distribute flye like this and search the area around germantown starting at 9:00. if you want to help, you can head to the germantown community center on kings view drive. developing right now, rioting at an annual fall festiv has a college president respondi. the president of keen state collegs she plans to find any students behind this chaos. at lst 30 people were hurt during the keen pumpkin festival. if you take a look at these images, it's easy to see why. 12 people were arrested by police in riot gear. some officers used teargas on the crowds. one student says he is among

many who did not want this to were just trying to have fun and people take it out of hand. >> the city said it had to call in extra officers when this happen even though it already had four times the normal number of duty. we ha a followup to video you saw first on news 4. a montgomery county police officer unholstering his gun while talking to a homeless advoca in downtown silver e hearing from reverend jesse tim. he told derrick ward he never thought the officer was going to shoot. an arrest last f jesse from people who congregate at the park. he went to the scene. >> i say there may be a reason for him being arrested. so we'll allow this to play out. but what i'll do is get his informn immediately and we'll go to the central

proces unit and check on him. >> he says he approa one of the officers. i said what's going on? at which time he said you? >> repor tim said he identi himself and the officer asked for identifi. >> i go into my suit coat pocket to pull out my card and my wallet, as i do it, he immediy unholstered his gun. >> r the gun is never pointed or raised. he said he never present a threat to the officer. and if there was a perceived threat. you should have at leae to make sure whatever it was i had. it was meant to intimidate not only me but the homeless communy that i represent. >> repor he's filed a complat and a specs person for the department who has also seen the video says the officer's actions appear to be within depart protocol. things have changed over recent years, but with change comes

issues. intersection, this park at wayne and georgia, it's kind of ground zero for a lot of those issues. a big issue is the hom that congregate here, the people whom tims advocates for especial in their interactions with police. >> the remark immediately is if they'l us an internal inven has begun. derrick ward, news 4. if you're not sure who to vote for in maryland's race for governor, today you could maybe get some help. the stops the candidates are making in our region. that's coming up. getting your home ready for y that could save you some money and a lot headaches later. chuck says some of you could in for a freeze tonight. we're going to get your forecast for you"

a huge r sale in lease berg in morgan's park. the organizers say you can use the tut lane entrance if you plan to go. they say this is the biggest rummage sale in the whole mid. e money goes to scholarships for the lady's board. you should able to find some pretty cool stuff. that's right. >> i just did it a new move. i could have donated to this rummage sale. >> you can check out the new springd town cenr today. that's right. the grand opening celebration is under way. you mayb pr the springfield mall. that closed two years ago for much-need upgrades. today you can make some hallown crafts starting around noon. you may have trouble on the red li later today, three stations are closed. you can't use red line trains at

brooklyn, ft. totten and takoma. you veal to use a bus to get around. the green line platform is open at fort to the. however, all the lines are going to have delays which includes the new silver line two. wait times will be as long as about 16 minutes. today is the last day you can visit the white house garden. the rose garden, kitchen garden and the jacqueline kennedy garden are open for this very unique tour. tickets are free and on a first-first-serve basis. you can pick them up at the ellipse pavilion starting at 9:00 this morning. let's fast forward a little bit. not even halloween yet, but e lighting ceremony is sechlt you can center a lottery for tickets. it's thursday, december 4th at 5:00 in teaching. there will be 3,000 seats and 14,000 standing room tickets. don't forget your hand warmers, though. posted all the details on how to enter the lottery on our

website, nbcwashington. just search christmas tree. >> a traffic alert this morning. why you could see even more delays on a busy road for the next five weeks. >> but first we want to check in with chuck. >> good morning everybody. partly cloudy skies out there now. we'll have more sunshine by later today. that won't necessarily make for much of a warm up. much of a warm up. we'll talk about today and

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welcome back. the "tod is next on let's get a preview. a hill and lester holt join us live from new york. >> good to see you. coming up on sunday morning on "today," breaking news overnight. a large party turned into a riot in new hampshire. dozens of people were injured, several arrested. we'll tell you what was behind all this. we're live in texas where that cruise ship carrying a passenr who was in isolation after ebola scare has docked this morning. the dallas hospital where thomas eric duncan was treated, is now speaking out. a mom's fight to keep a new toy off the store shelves, based on the "breaking bad" tv series. we know what a role model walter wright is.

you may have notice the craze will couples hash tag the wedding. as a guest, should you be docug every moment r day. >> for now we'll send it back to you, chris and angie. >> thanks, guys. the president is going to be campaigng today. president o plans to travel to upper marlboro this weekend to speak at a campaign event for anthony brown. he's the democratic candidate for maryland governor. then the president will fly to chicago to pick at a rally for pat quinn, the governor of illinois who is running for re-elect the president candidate for maryland governor will be in st. mary county. larry hogan is attending the oyster festival starting at about 11:00 in the morning. two weeks > 7:44. we have a traffic alert to pass along. heads up if you're driving near dulles airport or any night through thursday. expect lane closures and detours

e of work on the silver line project. utilities are doing relocation work on auto pilot drive in sterling. the overnight work goes on from 9:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. and could e changing to five weeks. u will still have access to the car rental lots, however. >> it seems fall only just began. but thinking now about preparing your home for winter. news 4 consumer reporter erika go explains why and shows u. >> repor the leaves may be falling and your home likely looks like this. but before it turns to this, i'm going to walk you throh five th to help protect your home from the elements this winter. >> you may be so tempted to ta the sheeg all your other lawn c in the fall, raking the leaves and trying to get this under control, actually experts say you should wait until late winter until these plants have

been nearly dormant. once you pru them, you will be ready for spring. you'll be using your fireplace a lot over the course of winter. do yourself the favor now, hire a reputable chimney inspector to come out, take a loe there's no trapped. it's cle and ready to safely use with your family. now on to everybody's favori job, cleaning out the gutters and the down spouts. if you don't this, water can f and even this can caus inside your home if leaks. come down to your basement or locate the storage room in your house. there you'll find this water valve. this stops the flow of water to your ex-peer your pipes and m freezing over the winter. wssc recommends removing all hoses from the bibs. caulking may be a really good idea around your window frames and your door frames. do you really need it.

the tube will cost you about $6.00. is a really easy tip. kiplinges p finance says if you've got space larger than the width of a nickle, you probab need to add the walking both inside and out. from headaches to money and time off work, a little planning can help you save in a number of way this is winter. erika gonzalez, news 4. >> why in the world did air ka have to show us all that snow. can't we wait a couple months to even see that? >> let's hope -- i was happy with thou winte. even i didn't like the fact that march was our snowiest month. >> go ahead and go with us ahead of time. don't get into my st. patrick's day celebration. your birthday patr day. i was out in the snow ts what i gave you for your b nice bunch of snow. don't have to worry about snow today or tonight.

yes indeed, first freeze of the season for many of our western neighbs could come by tomorr morning. freeze warnis are out across parts of the mountains of west vi and the shenandoah valley. the metro area proper not impact by this freeze threat for tonight. temperat inside the beltway will cover probably in the upper 30s and low 40s. up here in the shenandoah valley, page county, shenandoah valley. on the lookout. temperate t could be down to the freezing mark. be ready for it. everyone is going to have a clearing sky. as soon as the sun goes down today, the skies will be clear, the breeze will fade away. the breeze will be with us all morning long. the combination means bombs away on low temperatures by tomorrow morning. outside on this fine sunday morning, a little sunshine getting through. these are outbound clouds. they'll be leaving us alone shortly. 53 at national airport. the northwest wind still averagg 18 miles per hour has the windchill at national

airport dow to 44. windchil are back into the upper 30s already in places like martinsbg and charlestown and winchest, 45 the current windchl in an nap sis. actual wind temperatures are not as bad. upper 40s and low 50s. like yesterday, we big of a warmup. today we'll be looky if we can inch our way over the 60 degrees mark for more than an hour or two. most of your afternoon an evening will be spend with temper in the 50s and windchiln t 40s during the course of the afternoon. there's our cloudiness early this morning, away it goes, leaving us with a sunny afternoo no weather related issues anyways fade away. skies remain clear. that will make for a cold start tomorre woodstoc virginia, likely to have your first free tomorrow morning as temperatures back down into the 30s. your planner for today in

woodstoc 49 at 9:00 a.m., 57 for an afternoon high and back into the mid 40s by 7:00 tonight, in the 30s before midnight. so it's going to be cold. if you want to see your hometown forecast, y can always follow it on our storm team 4 weather app that's free from the google play store. start off temperatures tomorrow morning, 40s intown in bay side, but out to the west and north, it will be noticeably colder. anywhere west of manassas and warrento chester, front royal, all will be flirting with the free tomorrow morning. a cold start will turn into a fairly nice day. sunshine in the morning. clouds coming in tomorrow afternoo real rain threat for tomorrow. a couple of showers arriving late tomorrow night, but more the rain throat comes into our area as we get into the day on tuesday. hour by hour, through tomorrow, a cold start. a nice enough day. temperat will eventually make low to mid 60s for highs tomorr under an increasingly

cloudy sky. there's a rain chance for tuesday and wednesday. rain totals probably under half an inch for the next rain ae vent. we dry it out and warm it back 70. today is a big day for nasa. at about 2:30 pvm, a comet is going to fly closer to mars than we are to the moon. this comet is called siding spring. it could damage nasa's equipmene furniture, the spacecraft to the other side of mars. it says those craft also be taking lots of photos anyway. happening today, you can stop by the world of montgomery festival. it begins at noon at the west field wheaton plaza mall park lot. you can eat some food, take the family to enjoy the music, hands-on arts and crafts. a parade of culture with dancers, dragons and drummers.

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in the week ahead, early voting begins for the november 4th election. tomorrow you can vote early in the distric and in maryland early voting begins thursday and runs through the 30th. and in virginia, absentee ballot n on october 28. on tuesday "meet the pre moderar and nbc news political director chu todd will meet the campaig trail to meet the voters. he's taking the rv on a road trip through the key battle states. he'll moderate a debated on tuesday. if you spot the rv, tweet us a e using #whereischuck. make sure you check out what's in his cooler, too. right now baseball preparing its biggest stage, the world series starts on tuesday night between the san francisco giants and the kansas cy royals. the giants have won the world twice in the last four years. the royals have not even been in the play-offs in nearly 30

years. is huge for them. thl run so far. one giant fan cane series t. he'll be there after he gave away a very generous gift. >> frank burg on the right in this picture, caught the walk-off home run that clinched the world s for the giants. then he decided to give it back. burke met the player who hit the homer after the game. when asked if he wanted anything in return, he asked for world tickets. and they gave them to him. he's going to be going to game three n it goes back to san francisco. they also gave the boy a bat. this is nice. he was at the game with a friend battling cancer so something near and dear to his heart. what a kind spirit. ishikawa, you know that meant a lot to him to get that ball back as well. probably the biggest hit of his career. good for him to say i

tickets. i'd like to go to the world series. that's going to be unforgetta t wind making it fee windchills now in the 30s and low 40s. we'll have windchills in the 40s all day today. a bit of a bundle up factor and a first freeze of the season by tomorrow morning. > on top of that it's monday. >> ooh. >> bundle up the kids i guess. th "news 4 tod th "news 4 tod thanks for joining u be back het have you seen the news about barbara comstock? th "news 4 tod thanks for joining u be back het first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law,

but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it.

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"the former leaders of enron head to prison." enron's ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist who put enron ahead of you. good morning. grim discovery. family and friends of hannah graham preparing for the worst this morning after officials say remains found in an abandoned area may belong to the missing college student. back to port. the ship carrying the ebolala sample is now decked in texas after a helicopter flies over the ship friday to collect a blood sample from her. we are live. festival frenzy. a chaosic scene in new hampshire. a an annual pumpkin festival spins out of control. dozens of people injured, several arrests in the unruly scene. what