new video this morning of the man being credited with stopping a gunman inside the parliament building in ottawa, canada. the honor he was given just minutes ago as lawmakers try to get back to work. plus, the debate. it could finally end today. if school start times will be changed. and a trial date set for the man accused of killing three people in alexandria as the victim's family member faced him in court this morning. welcome to news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. developing in canada, a salute for a hero.

in the last hour, canada's parliament g standing ovation to the man who stopped yesterday's shooting. sergeant at arms kevin michael vicars shot and killed michael zehaf-bibeau when he rushed into the hall of honor. for more, let's go to news 4's richard jordan at the newsdesk. >> he had actually changed his name, originally michael joseph hall, then changed his name after he joined islam. 32 years old. police believe that he acted alone here yesterday. he was shot and killed inside parliament. shot in a hail of gunfire. canadian police already aware of him. he had a criminal background. a lot of drug charges. some robbery charges as well. take a look at this video from yesterday. on the right, as we come around the car, that was taken just

before he went inside the parliament building and started shooting there. he had been declared a high-risk traveler, his passport confiscated. a concern he would become a foreign fighter, a radical islamist. it's not clear whether or not he had any ties to isis. but as to the big question why, bibeau's mother spoke with the associated press. she said she had been estranged from her son for about five years. they recently reconnected. she said she did not know what was in his mind, but she is crying for the victims, not for her son. canadian prime minister stephen harper went back to the site where the shooter killed a soldier. the corporal was guarding the nation war memorial when he was shot at point blank range. bystanders tried frantically to revive him but failed.

cirillo was a member of the largest reserve unit and dreamed of becoming a full. time soldier. he leaves behind a young son. corporal cirillo was guarding the national war memorial in ottawa when he was shot at point blank range. a tourist snapped this photo moments before the shooting. cirillo died a short time after the attack, despite frantic efforts to revive him at the base of the tomb of the unknown. a vote happening today could determine what time your children must get up every morning. the fairfax county school board will decide if school start times will be changed. >> school systems all over the country are feeling the pressure to do this. have later start times. for this school system in particular, it all comes down to one final vote. the first students arrive at marshal high in falls church

under the cover of darkness. as early as 6:00 a.m., well before their classes started at 7:20. too early for laura kaiser. >> i do, i think. my kids are out of high school, but i think they would have appreciated starting a little later. >> the largest school district in the area is ready to consider a big change. after looking at the benefits of allowing some students to begin classes later. here's the plan up for a vote tonight. all middle school students will start at 7:30 with a goal of one day moving them closer to beginning classes at 8:00 a.m. high schoolers will start at 8:00 or 8:10 and start times for most elementary students will not change. supporters say there's medical evidence to back them up. some studies show teens do better mentally, physically and academically with more sleep. >> well, that gives them enough time to sleep obviously. because most kids now a days do

not get that time in the morning. so you see that in the grades. >> at first i thought it would be difficult for them to go longer. but i don't think so. i think they'd be happier being able to sleep in. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees that later is better. >> i just think people are more productive in the morning. it's just, i don't know, it's just me though. >> they do need speed. that depends on what time they go to sleep at night. >> reporter: now, tonight's vote, it's a yes vote for later start times, none of this will take place until the next school year 2015/2016. at a cost around $5 million. that will take care of adding extra bus drivers and the costs of buying extra buses. and for some parents that i talked to, that is a real bargain, if it will mean healthier happier students. that's the latest from falls church. i'm molette green, back to you, barbara. a blustery day with clouds

sticking around this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal joins us with the first forecast for this thursday midday. >> it will be breezy to windy for the entire day. some good news as far as the cloud cover is concerned as we get into the afternoon hours. more and more sunshine across the area. here's the latest on the satellite and radar. more clouds the further east of washington you are. parts of northern virginia, full sun right now. those of you in resten, nice day as far as the sun is concerned, up into parts of western maryland. sky cast 4. this shows you the forecasted sky as we work our way into the afternoon hours. notice once we hit 2:00, we start to see more sunshine. for this evening, we're keeping it dry and mainly clear skies overnight tonight. temperatures right now, a little bit on the cool side. 60 degrees, with that wind, barbara, out of the northwest at 16 miles an hour. now, high today of 65. but a spectacular weekend. i'll be breaking down the weekend coming up at 11:30.

>> thanks, amelia. this just in, the suspect in the deputy involved shooting this morning in prince georges county has now died. around 1:00 a.m., the deputy responded to a domestic violence call. when the deputy arrived, there was some sort of confrontation with the male suspect. the officer shot the man. he was taken to the hospital where he has now died. the deputy was not hurt. he is now on administrative leave. within the last hour, we found out when a trial will begin for the man accused of three high-profile murders in alexandr alexandria. a judge set a date for october 5th of next year. charles severance was in court for today's hearing, along with his parents. family members of victims were also in the courtroom. severance is accused of murd murdering three people. the judge approved the defense to hire two private

investigators for no more than $30,000. and right now, people are able to apply for new gun permits in d.c. the d.c. council changed the gun law last month to allow concealed carry. under the new law, people will only be allowed to carry a gun outside their homes if they can justify the need for a weapon. they will also have to undergo new safety training. guns will still be banned in certain sensitive locations around the district. and new this morning, montgomery county police are looking for two men who held up a shell gas station in ga gaithersburg. police don't have a description of the suspects. prince georges county schools today clarifying a text message sent to parents about possible violent at six flags this weekend. the message came from the principal at suitland high school. it mentioned gangs planning to

retaliate for a large fight at six flags last month. that's when a 15-year-old was critically hurt. the school system now says the message came after unsubstantiated rumors. released statement reading, while students are expected to follow expectations as outlined, we encourage students with parental supervision to adhere to these same expectations while in the community. right now, a warning to consumers about a huge air bag recall that could take years to fix the problems. has the national highway safety administration tries to get needed information to car owners. and what we know about

we're working for you with this consumer alert. the government is adding to a massive air bag recall. nearly 8 million air bags need to be replaced because shrapnel can fly at drivers and passengers when the air bags deploy. so far, the defect has killed at least four people. the national highway traffic administration's website where you can go check if your car was involved was down for part of the last 24 hours. we just checked and it's now

back up and running. they're worried it could take years to fix the air bag problem because this could become the biggest recall in u.s. history. we know all of this information is a lot, so we have a complete list of cars involved in the recall at nbcwashington.com. you can check to see if your car is on that list. new developments on ebola today. a dallas nurse with the disease could soon be on her way home. the family of amber vinson says doctors no longer detect ebola in the nurse's body. right now, she's in a special treatment unit at emory university in atlanta. the nurse contracted ebola after caring for thomas duncan who died of the disease earlier this month. we're now hearing from the photographer who contracted ebola. in liberia. ashoka mukpo was working with an nbc news team when he was diagnosed with the disease after more than two weeks in the hospital, mukpo says he still can't explain how he got it. >> i was working with various news organizations.

in the course of that week, i was at ebola treatment units. i was following burial teams. i was with ambulance drivers. >> we got the week before you joined up with the nbc news team? >> yeah, about a week. >> he says he's thankful to be alive. football stars are lending their voices to a new campaign against domestic violence. where it wille seen. plus, polls are open in maryland. how you can take advantage of early voting. >> and blustery outside right now, barbara, but with a jacket, not too bad. also, noticing some beautiful sunshine returning to the area. like i said earlier, this weekend, picture perfect. i'll have everything you need to know, how warm it will be saturday and sunday,

for the seventh time this year, the secret service is dealing with a fence jumper at the white house. a man scaled the fence last week just one month after a war veteran made it inside the executive mansion. how the secret service responded differently this time around. morning, megan. >> well, good morning, barbara. this was handled quite a bit differently. for starters, the secret service released the attack dog. so he only made it about 20 feet

beyond the fence. it's one of the highlights of a trip to washington. having your picture taken in front of the white house. alex is here from ohio and likes the easy access. he hopes it stays that way. >> if you look around, everyone's here to see the white house. so it would really stink if you had to stare at a wall instead of the white house. >> the white house fence and the secret service are in the spot line again after another fence jumping incident last night. people in the area caught the commission on their cell phones. the latest incident comes just weeks after a huge security breach in which a man scaled the fence and actually made it inside the white house. the secret service was criticized for not releasing the attack dogs. but that was not the case last night. canines sprang into action and 23-year-old dominic anayany was quickly brought down. >> everyone was diligent last

night that i saw. and obviously the extra protections worked. >> you would hate to have this taken away from the public to be as close as they are. i think they're doing as good a job as they can. >> reporter: and the man was taken to an area hospital where he was treated for dog bites. he has since been released and is in custody. he's now facing a variety of charges including assault, unlawful entry and making threats. live at the white house, megan mcgrath, news 4. thank you, megan. you can now make your election decisions official in maryland. early voting begins today across the state. select polling sites will be open daily from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 in the evening. to avoid a line, you're encounte encouraged to get to your voting place before 4:00. two independent candidates running for d.c. mayor will try to separate themselves on issues at a forum later today. carol schwartz and david catania

plan to be at a forum. earlier this year, bowser agreed to four debates which have all passed now. today's forum will begin at 7:00 this evening at plymouth congregational church in northeast. nbc 4's erica gonzalez will moderate and mark see graves will be a panelist there. a new poll is out from christopher new port university showing how young voters in virginia feel about the senate race in their state. incumbent democrat mark warner is the favorite among voters 18 to 35 with 47% of likely voters. libertarian robert sar advivis in second. republican gillesspy only got about 11% of the vote. 18% of the young people polled were undecided at this point. the 2014 midterms will be the most expensive congressional races in u.s. history.

on track to cost nearly $4 billion. and for more on that, we're joined by carrie dan, a writer, political writer, for nbc's first read. good morning, carrie. so tell us about those numbers. wa what's driving that cost up? >> that $4 billion number sets up these midterms to be the most expensive in u.s. history. a lot being driven by outside groups. not by the candidates that may be calling and raising money or the committees that are in charge of doing that in washington. but these outside groups, people funded by, say, both liberal and conservatives, billionaires who are contributing money to this. about $666 million is coming from these outside groups. they don't always have to disclose how much money they're spending it and how they're spending it. >> they do have to disclose on the commercial that this is paid for by another group and not by the candidate himself, right? >> that's right. >> so people can tell.

compare this to presidential election years. how does this compare? >> the 2012 election cost about $6 billion. obviously a lot more than this midterm cycle. that said if this midterm cycle without any major candidate on the ballot for president is already at $4 billion, it sets up this presidential election to be even more than the interest of contest. >> is this going against republican thought these days? >> rand paul has a tricky job to do with this speech and his overall policies. he started off being a very noninterventionist. he was making the case against u.s. intervention around the world. that's not a very tenable position in the republican party generally. he's trying to moderate and say i'm not interventionist in many cases but sometimes i know we have to send the military in. >> we're counting down to election day. >> coming up. >> thank you, carrie. for more, check out first read on nbcnews.com.

we are getting a look at best zip codes in the country. plus, apples and pumpkins are fall favorites. coming up, from the farm to the kitchen, how to use what you pick out there. first, a look at what's hot on nbcwashington.com.

why didn't she tell anyone? >> no more why doesn't she just leave. no more i'm sure they'll work it out. >> you'll be seeing some more psas. ads that feature current and former players. they send out a strong message against domestic violence and sexual assault. several players who took part in the ads had personal experiences with domestic violence. well, the city of minneapolis will not be allowed to ban the name redskins when the team plays the vikings next month. the city's attorney handed down that ruling yesterday. he says the city has no jurisdiction over speech or property at the university of minnesota. the vikings are playing at the university while their new stadium is being built. two city council members tried to get the name banned for the team's game onovember 2nd. a new study is ranking the best zip codes in the country. and d.c. came in number one. the website named 2004, 20004,

the number one postal code. that's the area that boarded the national mall and several popular museums. the ranking is based on household income, unemployment rate, high school graduate rate and other factors. other cities were houston, san diego and chicago. an eclipse coming to north america today. why sky watchers may be disappointed. and two reasons that might make you smile. and a warning, deer are out there. and accidents are on the rise. we'll tell you about some of the most dangerous parts of this area.

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today, there will a partial solar eclipse. around 6:00 p.m., the moon will cover up part of the sun. the best viewing is in the northwest. if you're going to try to see the partial solar eclipse, make sure your eyes are well protected. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia segal join us. are we going to have any problems with clouds? >> as we work our way into the late afternoon and evening hour, the cloud cover is going to continue to break up. as far as the clouds are concerned, they shouldn't be a problem. unfortunately, just the timing is not great for us.

as you can see. if you're going to try to catch the ellipse, make sure you use a solar filter. you want to find a wide-open area looking to the west. it's going to begin today at 5:53. unfortunately, though, that's right around sunset. for more on this partial solar ellipse, i posted all the information you need to know on my twitter and facebook pages so you can head to those websites and just search my name. kind of cool, it has a video simulation of what it could potentially look like in our area. you can watch the video there and see if that pans out this evening. also, we have our tower camera pointed west. if we can see it with our tower camera, we'll make sure to show you that. when doug is in later and then tomorrow morning when tom's in. weather headlines as we move away from the sky. talk about what's happening closer to us. breezy today and tomorrow. a beautiful weekend. temperatures will be comfortable. plenty of sunshine. as we look to the upcoming

workweek next week, temperatures, they're going to be in the 70s. not just the low 70s, but the mid-70s. maybe a touch warmer. today, blustery, temperatures in the low 60s. 60s in washington. 59 in college park. 61 in leesburg. more sunshine as we head further back west. more cloud cover hanging around. areas like annapolis with the current wind speed there now at 23 miles an hour. it will remain breezy to windy at times throughout the day today. the leaves blowing around. not a great day to get the raking done. this is why we're seeing clouds. so nor'easter continues to impact new england. you can see bringing heavy rain to parts of massachusetts and areas further north. this area of low pressure is bringing some clouds to our area. so as it pulls away from us, overnight tonight and tomorrow, we're looking at more sunshine. now, as far as the commuter forecast is concerned for this evening, just breezy but the weather is not really having any major impact on that evening

commute. temperatures will be in the low 60s. tomorrow morning, what you need is your sunglasses. bright sunshine for that friday morning commute. obviously once it comes up. and chilly too, grab that warmer jacket. starting off with a temperature of 48 grease. a high tomorrow in the mid to upper 60s. 67 for a high temperature in washington. 64 for those in leesburg. as far as the school day forecast is concerned it's looking good from the bus stop to dismissal. then the weekend. saturday, a high temperature of 70. mostly sunny skies. a little breezy sunday afternoon. a high temperature of 68. we have the marine corps mara than on sunday. and the walk to end hiv on saturday morning. the weather for both of those events is looking spectacular. >> that's good news. thank you, amelia. students from virginia tech are showing their support for uva student hannah graham. hannah graham, you'll know, remember, disappeared last month from charlottesville. a student group at virginia tech

called help save the next girl organized last night's vigil. it was formed in honor of morgan harrington, a tech student who was killed five years ago. and we're still waiting to learn if the remains found in the county are those of hannah graham. until then, investigators are keeping the scene of the discovery cordoned off. yesterday, another search for clues picked up around walnut creek parm. prince georges county police are looking for a link between two sexual assaults there. one on september 8th and the most recent three days oig in chefferly. monday night, a woman says she was attacked walking on annapolis road. her description of the suspect shared similarities to the one provide by the victim of sexual assault in bladonburg. >> hopefully the predator will be caught. that's what we're hoping. very hard to know that someone else has been attacked. >> this is the sketch. if you have any information,

please call police. local restaurants are gearing up for this weekend's marine corps marathon. coming u, the special menu items created for runners and spectators. plus, a little boy stuck inside a toy

you may want to be, straw vigilant while driving these

days. it's deer mating season. more deer will be wandering on to the roads. the dmv says more than half of all deer-relate ed crashes happ between october and november. most happen in loudoun and faulker counties. keep your eyes open for packs of deer. the tennessee toddler crawled inside a vending machine. take a look. the 18-month-old got trapped inside a claw machine. this is at a landry matt in texas. the grandmother says she took her eyes off him for ten seconds and he was gone. >> all i could see was his feet. i grabbed his feet and tried to pull him back out ande kicked my hand and he got in. >> well, the fire department quickly responded and got the boy out of that machine before he was hurt. the firefighters who rescued the toddler even let him keep a toy

to commemorate that experience. well, penny candy's probably not an option this halloween but there are ways to save on candy. plus, how to turn a trip to the pumpkin patch into a great tasting snack or dessert. and the health benefits of fall favorite foods. >> are you an honest person? are you somebody who would not lie? >> meredith. >> i'm just saying. >> of course i'm an honest person. >> look me in the eyes, remember. this is forever now. it's on tape. >> okay, come on. >> will there be a "sex and the city" 3? >> kristin honestly answers meredith today at 1:00

before the washington wizards begin their regular season next week the team will spend time giving back to the community. the coach and several players will volunteer at the capital area food bank tomorrow. they'll help pack bags with the weekend bag program that provides food for some 2,000 children. well, from candy to costumes, halloween has become an expensive holiday for parents. how can you keep your kids and your wallet happy? one tip is don't overbuy when it comes to candy. think of how many trick or treaters you had last year and plan accordingly. halloween is on a friday though. so you'll probably have a lot of kids at your door, maybe more than last year. >> i got two kids of my own so i kind of have a handle on what

they like. >> lots of reeses definitely and just sugary junk. >> even though candy's usually for the kids, you may want to stock up on the kinds of things you like. some of the tips, chocolate tends to be more expense imthan hard candy and doesn't last as long. always make sure to look for coupons before heading to the grocery store. well, october's a time for apple picking and visits to pumpkin patches. but what do you do with the fruits of your labor when you get home? parenting and lifestyle expert simone join us along with her daughter journey with some ideas for us. welcome to both of you. >> hello. >> how old are you, journey? >> i'm 8. >> did you make a trip recently to pick some apple? >> yes. >> did you bring home pumpkins too? mom got you started in the kitchen with how to use them, right? what are with making? >> after taking a nice trip to

butler's or charrchard, we came with apples and we are going to make apple sauce. we cut the pumpkin in half. we scoop out all of the flesh until it's nice and clean like this. and then we put a little bit of water in the pan. turn it flesh down and let it roast at about 400 degrees for about 45 minutes until it is fork tender prp while that's making about, baking, we dice our apples. and we boil them and about a cup of water until fork tender. >> so they're pretty soft? >> yes, they're very soft. and then what our puonce our pu done, we peel cube it. we put that all in the food processor. it's very easy. journey helps me with this all the time. first, here, you take this and we're just going to scoop that right no. >> that's the pumpkin. that's just about how much you

got out? >> that's about a cup and a half of pumpkin. and then the april, pleapples, me help you. >> how many apples? >> about seven apples. honey crisp and empire apples. a mixture. we're just going to scoop these in. dependent on how thin you want your apple sauce. >> how long does it have to blend? >> it just takes -- i don't know, 30 seconds maybe. doesn't take long at all. and then we're going to put our seasonings in. here we have nutmeg and -- >> about how much? >> about an eighth of a teaspoon. >> go ahead, dump it in. >> i'm going to help you out. what's this one? >> that's ginger. >> that's cinnamon. that's about a quarter teaspoon. >> i love cinnamon. >> do you? i love cinnamon too. >> that's a little bit of all spice. >> journey doesn't eat refined

sugar so we use honey for a lot of things like when we bake and when we cook. so this is about two tablespoons of honey. >> i like it sweet but i don't like sugar in it. >> then you blend it for about 30 seconds. >> yes. >> put that on. >> turn it on. >> i will turn it on. >> okay, you get it on. and then -- >> for times sake, let's just -- actually, that's going pretty fast actually. >> you might want to put a little bit in because the blade can't always -- >> so if you have too much in there. >> right. >> what does it come out looking like this? >> it looks like this right over here. >> how did you make this cone? >> it's a little sundae mini cone. it's edible. kids love that. >> you put it in -- so the cameras can see it. the little cinnamon sticks. >> you don't have to eat the

cinnamon sticks. >> but you like cinnamon. >> i like cinnamon we it's all chopped up. >> you and your mom made a bunch of other things. quickly go through. >> well, over here we have some frosted nuts, nuts, plain pumpkin muffins. >> she's clearly concerned about her nuts. her father is a learnallergic t >> we sweeten these with honey but if you want more sweet, cream cheese frosting. >> here we have chocolate chip pumpkin cookies. healthy pumpkin. but if you want to go sweeter, you can add chocolate chips. >> quickly, what is this? >> this is caramel apple. i had one with no caramel, no sugar. it's really good. >> it's apple pie apple, with the salted caramel drizzle. >> where can we find these recipes? >> on my blog, which is

herlifeinspired.com. we have recipes, fun activities for kids and a bunch of other things. >> me to go home and try something. thanks for coming, journey, and mom, simone. >> thank you for having us. our wednesday's child this week is a 12-year-old who has a lot of challenges. his name is joshua and he's doing very well in his special school. >> riding the school bus is very important to 12-year-old joshua. it brings him to a place where he loves to be each day. his special school. where everyone knows the bus is the road to learning. inside his classroom, joshua, who wears protective headgear in case of a fall, shares his favorite toy. a plastic school bus. and he shows me how it works. and where he rides inside when

he comes to school. his social worker joined us and shared lots of wonderful stories about the many things joshua has learned to do and say and we all celebrated his victories with high fives and a lot of laughter. we then decided to visit joshua's favorite place at school. the library. and he couldn't wait to get through that door. this is where joshua feels most at home and comfortable. he chose a book he wanted me to read. and the soothing sound of words read from the page was so relaxing he almost fell asleep. jay told me that joshua is friendly and affectionate. and has been in foster care for most of his life. the gains that he's made in school in both speech and in the interaction with others is a

good indication of just how much he could benefit from having the permanence of a loving family in his life. there are few words spoken that joshua didn't understand and most he could repeat. bus. phone. music. and good-bye. with good-bye, there was a high five and then a warm wonderful lean-in that would let me know this was someone who could use the love of an adoring family. the school bus brings joshua to a place he loves. it would be wonderful if it could take him home to a place of love as well. if you have room in your home and your haereart for joshua or another child who's waiting, please call our special adoption hot line, the number's 1-88-to-adopt-me. or search wednesday's child on

nbcwashington.com. coming up, the marine corps marathon. where to watch and what to eat. plus, meteorologist amelia segal is back with adetted@@ñ@dea?tte6

developing right now, canadian police confirm there was just one gunman in the odd what attack on parliament hill there. the focus shifts to finding who

is michael zehafbibeau and why he did it. he was gunned down in the halls of parliament. he is a recent convert to islam. brother keeping an eye on wall street. we have some big gains. the dow is up almost 250 points. we'll be watching it. today, those in fairfax county could finally learn if your child's school start will change. this evening the board will vote. if the school board approves the plan, school start times could change next school year. we'll have an update on news 4 at 11:00. well, it is an important weekend coming up for runners in our area. lavana of "the washington post" is here to explain. of course the marathon is this sunday. you have some information for

runners looking for protein-packed meals and spectators who want to enjoy some food as well. >> a lot of folks are going to cheer on friends and family. this is really important for runners. a 26-mile run is pretty tough. some of the places we recommend is hanes point, which is a four-mile stretch. a lot of people don't wait there. if you want to see your runner, that may be a great place to go. some other places include wisconsin avenue in georgetown. really popular for folks. the 14th street bridge which is a nice place. so it's going to be a lot of fun. you almost can't miss them. >> a lot of our nbc 4 team is going to be at mile 4. you can find out more about that at our website nbcwashington. m nbcwas tell us about the kids euro festival. >> a really great way to expose your children to a little bit of culture. it goes on until november 9th. it starts on friday. it's going to be at a number of venues in the area including the kennedy center, the hill center.

this is a chance to see some kid centric plays, some films. lots of cool events. and actually completely free. >> and then there's something coming up on tuesday you want to tell us about. >> this is one you should save the date. it's the annual dupont circle high heel race. a lot of folks know this one. it hasn't -- it happens just a couple days before halloween every year. this is so much fun. it happens on 17th street between p and s. the race is at 9:00 p.m. the parade will start at 7:00. >> and that is -- going to be a marathon runner at that event? >> i don't think so. it's a different kind of race. >> i think -- i was just told to -- there's something going on with a marathon runner. oh, i forgot to ask you about food for the marathon runners. >> yes, of course, the food for the marathon runners. i think you owe your friends and family a meal at the end of their run. take them to ted's bulletin

where you can get a peanut butter burger which sounds very weird but it's full of protein and one of the most popular dishes. >> the producer reminded me that people are waiting to hear what to be. for more, log on to nbcwashington.com or the going out guide at "washington post."com. time for a final check on our forecast. as we work our way into the afternoon, we'll notice more sunshine, partly to mostly sunny skies, a high temperature of 65. breezy today. more sun and a touch warmer tm. a spectacular weekend. highs around 70. breezy sunday afternoon. and then on monday, a high of 67. but look at tuesday and wednesday. plenty of sunshine. we're keeping it dry. a high tem on tuesday of 73. and wednesday, 74. veronica will be in at 4:00.

updating that forecast. and barbara, i have to mention, if the high temperatures next week go anywhere, they're going to be going up. we'll be raising them even warmer. >> are you running this weekend? >> not in the marathon. >> one of your colleagues is. >> yes, chuck bell is on sunday, so best of luck to chuck. >> are you going to be out there at mile 4? >> no, i will be working for him, doing the weather. >> okay. that's news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. we'll be back tomorrow morning at 11:00 a.m. hope you'll plan to join us.

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