what to wear today? you better bundle up. a warm coat and a hat absolutely required to be outside today. your current windchills in the 20s, subfreezing windchills. that howling wind is going to make it for a ve cold to be outside today. cold and windy outside f. you're doing any running or biking today, try and go from north to south, otherwise a substantial head wind. windchills sunday ahead. freeze warnings posted for most of the suburbs for tomorrow morning. details on that coming up. when iwarmup? that's all anyone wants to know. the first person that wants to know is derrick ward team coverage in prince george's county. >> r we are under a wind advisory until about 11:00 today. winds expected between 40 and 50 miles an hour. you wonder what a wind gust of 40 to 45 miles an hour can do?

take a look. take a look at the tree stop, snapped off about 10:00 last night. pepco crews were on the scene immediately and remain out there. you can see the overhead linemen. they have to deal with the winds, too. you think it's harrowing on the ground, imagine being up in the buckets with the wind buffeting you and the high tension, high power lines just inches away. hats off to these guys. they're working to restore power, expected to be back on in about an hour. take a look what can happen when the tree falls. the top of that tree came down on somebody's car. the poor people in this apartment complex here are waking up to a double whammy, at least one of the residents is. no power since 10:00. somebody had their car crushed. again, crews are out here. they say they will have the power on within the hour. i'm sure that is good news to the folks who are without power because of these high winds. again, that car, none the better because of the winds that

started whipping up here last night. i talked to chuck bell about this. he said about 10:00 when that tree came down on the karks probably had wind gusts of about 40 miles an hour. they had been proactive, as late as yesterday they were out here cutting off the top ofs some of these trees. but you never know which tree is going to come down in those high winds. they found out here in prince george's county. that's where we are live right off marlboro pike, derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >> just a few miles away from there a plan was killed overnight. right now we're working to find that man's name. it happened in landover on bright seed road less than a mile from fedex field. prince george's coun police say they don't know who shot the man but are working to find out. stay with news 4 as we learn more about what happened. prince george's county po right now investigating the death of a community college student in college park. last night police responded to 911 calls of an unconscious man on berwyn house road.

he was pronounced dead at the hospital. police say there is no sign of foul play, but alcohol was probably a factor in the man's death. > in decision 2014 president obama has a busy day ahead, campaigning for democrats ahead of tuesday's election. the president's fi will be in bridgeport, connecticut at a rally for dan malloy. after that he'll head to philadelphia to speak at temple university to campaign for gubernatorial candidate tom wolf. coming up at 10:15, we'll discuss the election with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd. in maryland the candidates for governor are making their final moves. today republican nominee larry hogan will be joined by new jersey governor chris christie. this is the fourth time they'll be together before the election. we told you when they campaigned in bethesda last month. they'll be in the baltimore area today. lieutenant governor anthony brown is also in the baltimore

area right now. tomorrow first lady michelle obama will join him to help him campaign. brown is the democratic candidate for governor. so far he's been joined by president obama and bill and hillary clinton on his campaign. in virginia you'll see a new constitutional amendment on the ballot as news 4's julie carey shows us, it helps families who e sack fis. >> for tracy voelky the terrible knock on the door came in june of 2012, her husband had been killed in afghanistan. suddenly she was alone with two small boys. >> your life changes forever. so you start to think where am i going to go? >> reporter: she eventually left the military base and settled in a home she and her husband bought earlier when he was stationed at the other surviving spouses she learned certain tax exemptions offered to some military families were not offered to her. >> they have different bullets. they ask if your husband active

duty? no. is your husband veteran or disabled veteran? there's no category for us. >> northern virginia delegate david grom done made the same discovery doing research for a constituent. he co-sponsored a bill for this constitutional amendment. it gives anyone whose spouse is killed in action an exemption on their property taxes. >> is a fairness issue and this is the least we can do to include a small token of appreciation to those that have given the ultimate sacrifice, the ultimate disability and died action. >> reporte there are benefits. s for spouses killed after january 1st, 20116789 but he made sure the constitutional andment covers all military spouses no matter when their spouse was kid. if they remarry, the exemption ends. >> that just frees up some funds to live a little more comfortably and don't forget about us because we did everything we had for the

protection of this country. >> repor virginia, julie carey, news 4. >> you can find out where you'll be voting with the poll finder on nbcwashington.com. rg iii and the redskins play the vikings today. there's a big rally to protest the team's name. watch news 4 tonig out what the protesters and those who support the name have to say. that rally begins at 11:00 a.m. we've seen similar protests on the road this year. meanwhile, you can go to a tailgate to support the name today. republican candidate suzanne shut tea running for congress is hosting the event. it begins at 12:30. if you want to head over, you'll need to go to the green turtle on university drive in fairfax. 9:06, coming up, unlocking clues to catch criminals. how police use new facial recognition technology to match more than just mug shots.

hello everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer live on the hall. we're walking for lung cancer

a lot of people are braving the chilly weather to walk for a good cause this morning. >> that's right. the breathe deep dc 5k walk to stop lung cancer is being held on the martial mall. nbc4 chief meteorologist dug day in the that wind.u look gr >> reporter: what are you talking about? my hair looks great. >> i'm kidding jouchlt your gloves on. you're prepared. nothing says dedication like the group behind you, considering the weather. >> exactly right. we've been talking about how cold it's going to be all week long. that hasn't stopped people from

coming down here along the national mall. we have a great event today, breathe deep d.c. for longevity for lung cancer. this is the founder jerry so, somebody i've been interviewing for the last four years. this is something where you were diagnosed in 2007 with lung cancer, you saw a void that needed to be filled. >> there was nothing in washington for lung cancer. there were events for all different diseases. for lung cancer at that point, there was no walk, no gala, no auction, nothing. >> reporte since then we now have the walk, the gala which we had a couple weeks ago. this is something, lung canning ser, everybody is a smoker. you were diagnosed. that's a big misconception. >> i was never a smoker. 60% of the people diagnosed with lung cancer are either never smokers or quit e perception th people to stop smoking, wheel cure the disease, that's wrong.

we're starting to change that with the traction we're getting here. >> rep the funding hasn't been there. you breast cancers and all these other cancers that get a lot of the funding. lung cancer kills more than most of those combined. >> it kills more people than breast cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer combined. more than twice as many women will die of lung cancer than breast cancer. the funding has lagged behind for years. we're starting to make traction because we're starting to see the difference in the treatments coming out for lung cancer. it's going to make a huge difference. >> it has made a huge difference. again, jerry, a seven-year surviv it's really not that bad without the wind, is it? >> no. >> how many layers do we have on? 15 different layers of clo. i've got on four myself. i'm sure, angie, i'll beware ag hat. >> she's giving you a hard time. you look fine. done worry about it.

>> reporter: i'm going to get a team sorkin hat. >> do you know how reliable your car really is? consumer reporter erika gonzalez breaks down the most and least reliable vehicles on the roadway. let it snow already? just the second day after halloween and some regions are already getting a taste of what winter will be like, how this snowfall is making history. stay with us. snow down in the carolinas and georgia, but just nothing but cold wind here in the washington area today. how long is this cold wind going to blow? that part of the forecast along with a look on down through

it could take federal investigators a gear to figure out what went wrong on the virgin galactic spaceship that crashed this week. on friday the spacecraft came apart over the mojave desert in california while it was on a training mission. michael alsbury died in the crash. the pilot who survived is peter sigh bold. he's alert and talking with his family. virgin ceo say it is company will continue its mission to send tourists to space. for decades the fbi has been using a huge selection of fingerprints to catch criminals. now it's offering the! 's police a new tool to fight crime, a massive facial recognition program that matches crime scene photos to mug shots. nbc's pe

>> reporter: since john dillinger and a the fbi used pictu suspects to put po lookout. now it's rolling o to see if picturesan another way to ide suspects, by check scene photos again growing pict is loading onto th a massive collecti records stored dee at the fbi's crimi identification cen virginia where a p took weeks to iden now takes a fracti second. >> what was once d roomful of desks n here, an enormous than 120 million f records ch times a day. now the fbi is add pictures. >> they come from io police arrest mug says the fbi's ste

from some kind of net. >> we don't go and photos from public social networking te that's just inaccu >> for every searc recognition program gallery of possibl crime scene photo. the fbi's nick meg process still requ touch. >> the system doesn' back with a single. it responds back w liss sglt examiner down by using the face, the pupi nose, corners of t compare size and s features. while the fbi now fingerprint checks accurate, it won't it finds a match i database, instead several pictures a investigative lead the updated databa police use portabl scanners. analysts are study

scans could help i suspects, too, as for new ways to tu into keys that can clues. pete williams, nbc clarksburg, west v well, right no cleaning up snow, south carolina. this swimming pool, not much use right now. the snow dropped about three inches in some places. we're told thousands of people lost power for a while. earlier this week, guess what? it was in the 80s in south carolina, but not during that storm. wow. >> notice, it stuck to the ground and some of the trees, but no chance on sticking on the roads. the roadbeds were way too warm to support any of that. >> i don't think the salt in s. they probably don't have the artillery needed. >> i will tell you this as someone who used to live there, myrtle beach, their airport, they do have a big snowplow. >> one. >> that was one of our big stories down there. >> take the sand off the beach and throw it on the roads.

>> but they got it before us. >> i know. another year where my mom who lives in atlanta is going to get an inch of snow before i do. how did this happen to me? outside it's plenty cold enough. not a lack of cold air and wind, just a lack of moisture. yesterday, a little rain threat. dried right up and the cold dry air settled in for the remainder of the day. no sunshine yesterday. trying to clear out briefly during the evening hours last week. as the big area of low pressure bombed off the eastern seaboard, it threw clouds over us. they'll be scattered and out of here by later this afternoon. what you should expect the rest of the day, plenty of wind and increasing amounts of sunshine. temperatures will hover around 50 degrees. but windchills are going to stay in the 30s all afternoon. here is the next thing you need is for tomorrow morning, a frost and freeze threat, freeze warnings, i-95 and points west. freeze watch, i-95 and east.

the district, arlington, prince george, charles and anne arundel, all under the freeze watch. however, howard county, fairfax, loudown, fauquier, everyone to the we a freeze warning for you. skies clearing during the day. the win will lay down after the sunsets as well. probably down between 25 and 30 degrees. 26 by tomorrow morning in manassas, 30 in gaithersburg, 36 at national airport and upper 30s right alongside of the bay. for now it's a mostly cloudy and windy day outside. 48 our current temperature. northwest winds at 22 miles an hour. we've had the wind above 20 miles an hour now for 24 consecutive hours. that is a windy stretch for sure. right now temperatures have lynched their way into the mid and upper 40s. current ls back in the 30s. here is your future feels-like. upper 30s and low 40s through

the remainder of the afternoon and early this evening. your hometown forecast, mount plez p zant right in the washington area, 44 and windy at 10:00 a.m. 49 at 2:00 with sunshine coming back. cold if you're going to go out for your sunday evening. fortunately the raindrops are gone. there's your freeze advisories all the way down to savannah, georgia. frost advisories in and around the atlanta area as well. the cold air is here and will it stick around. your seven-day forecast, a chilly, windy day to be outside today. a freezing cold start tomorrow morning for most of the suburbs and then a nice recovery. back up near 60 tomorrow. weather to get out and vote. vote early, vote often, just like my grandfather did. next chance for showers thursday into early friday. >> great. just a reminder that we do have a link to all the polling places across the area at nbcwashington.com. >> get out and get y sticker. >> if you don't vote, you can't complain. >> that's right. whh cars are making the grade

for the most reliable? news 4's consumer reporter erika gonzalez does some digging and explains when is the best time to buy. are. i'm nbc's mark murray. >> i'm carrie sedan. >> moment is almost here. day, t will decide control of the united states senate and governors mansions across the country. >> republicans in in favor to win the majority. the party that wins two of three contests in colorado, iowa and kansas, will probably control the u.s. senate. >> carrie, right now all three states are toss-ups with republicans having a slight advantage in iowa and colorado. another thing to k it's more likely than not that we won't know which party will control the senate. with december and january run-offs in georgia and louisiana looking likely. >> this has turned into one of the most e unpredictable elections that we can remember.

be sure for the results on nbc. we

. how reliable is your car? we'll take it. the new rankings are out this week. the most and least reliable cars are listed. >> news 4 reporter erika gonzalez has the list.

>> reporter: toyota, japanese automakers continue to rank high in reliability. so who ranks low? which automakers are on the low end of that list. watch this? >> this is the most reliable new car you can buy. the scion xb, according to the latest reliable survey. >> we can tell you which are most and least likely to give you trouble. we have data on 28 brands as well. >> once again, the most reliable brands are dominated by the japanese with lexus, toyota and mazda, taking the top three spots, honda came in at number four t. least reliable brands, dodge, ram, jeep and fiat. all owned by chrysler. >> chrysler has had more than its fair share of double. the addition of fiat hasn't helped. >> fiat l ranked the least reliable. some american brands did well. lincoln shot up 12 spots this

year and buick made it on to the top ten list of reliable brands, the only american car to do so. >> gm has been one of the better domestic brands. buick has often been their top brand. a few first year cars like mazda got high marks. most didn't. >> if you're looking for a reliable car, wait a year or two until they work out the bugs. >> case in point, the redesigned chevy silverado which consumer reports shows had lots of problems in its first year. erika gonzalez, news 4. >> we reached out to chrysler, the company tells news 4 we value customer feedback and groups it to continuously improve our vehicles. many of the issues identified in the survey coincided with new product and technology introductions and have already been addressed with vehicles currently in production. taken too soon. classmates are paying tribute to a young athlete who is in the wrong place at the

wrong time. >> tuesday d.c. voters could decide to legalize pot. decide to legalize pot. even if they do, why it

after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him.

the time right now is 9:30. we are looking at your top stories right now. police are working to solve a murder in landover. this happened overnight less than a mile from fedex field. one man was killed. we're working to find out his

name. just hours from now, a group is rallying against the redskins name. the protest is happening at the game in minnesota. we have a news 4 crew there right now to get all the reaction on news 4 later today. somebody is waking up upset in the district heights area. take a look at this video. severe winds in the area dropping the tree on this person's car. nobody was hurt we're told. we're expecting even more strong wind plus lots of cold weather today. speaking of the wind damage, we'll have a live report in the next half hour. the time right now is 9:31. >> time to check on the forecast with chuck. chuck, is the wind around all day? >> yes indeed, wind stayed up during the overnight hours last night and early tomorrow. the wind is going nowhere until about the time the sun goes down later this afternoon. outside there's the view. skies are still mostly cloudy in washington. these clouds should eventually be breaking up and moving away. they're all part of the same storm system off the delaware last of the raindrops moving

toward tidewater, virginia. dry for the rest of the day even with the clouds in place right now. temperatures only in the low to mid 40s around much of the moat tomorrow are wi are at or below freezing all over the area. so hour by hour, through your day today, mid 40s this morning. upper 40s through unch time. high upper 40s and low 50s. breezy and cold into early this evening. if you're out doin ride today, thick jacket, gloves and a helmet. very windy again just like the l southbound. advice, try to a real threat of a killing freezerly tomorrow morning. for now, back to the news. new this morning, the culpepper county sheriff's department investigating the murder of a teenager, 19-year-old cory clanigan was shot and killed after midnight. the shooting happened at a party on cherry hill in culpepper.

n was also shot. deputies interviewing witnesses and looking for other partygoers that ran off after the shots were fired. no word on what led to the shooting. when d.c.'s gonzaga high students go back to school, they'll start the day with the prayer. dominic pettey was killed in a crash on the beltway halloween night. the service will honor pettey and four other students hurt in the crash. news 4's mollete green reports. >> repor in the light of day you can see the massive impact of the halloween night crash. the rear left side of this honda accord took the brunt of it. that's where dominic pettey of potomac was a passenger. the gonzaga high school senior pictured here on his school's ice hockey web page, was pronounced dead at the scene on the beltway. maryland state police say the honda was disabled and off the road on the shoulder around 2:00 a.m. when this gray jeep compass

hit the car. you can see there's heavy damage to its right front side. police say the driver, 24-year-old margaret baisley drifted off the road and struck the vehicle. at this point in the investigation, there is s a lot we don't know. maryland state police say the driver of the striking vehicle appeared to be impaired at the scene. and also had to be taken to the hospital for injuries she suff >> tributes to the teen poured onto social media. hours later mourners gathered at gonzaga. some friends attended st. elizabeth's catholic church in rockville where they added his name to the bo names of the dead for all saints day mass. in the meantime, no one has been charged in this horrific accident that has a school community in mourning.

in rockville, mollete green, use 4. right now we have breaking news out of minneapolis, minnes the redskins take on the vikings. diana ruse sin any tweeting out that the bus carrying redskins players and coaches has been part of an accident. we're taking a live look at her twitter feed where she mentions the police escort missed the exit ramp. the first bus that was carrying the players and coaches stopped and was hit from behind by the second bus. they're told right now maybe some bumps, some bruises, but it all looks like it's going to be okay. no major injuries on the redskins -- >> just spoke to several on the redskins bus. a small fender bender.ore than everyone shaken.

the bus was in a crash in minneapolis on the way to the vikings game yesterday which happens at 1:00 our time. it appears there are no major injuries to the also telling us that it does seem the police escort got the worst of it in a crash there. swreel to check in with her and verify the information and see what's coming out of that. >> at this point we don't know what w the 1 p.m. game time start will be impacted. you can follow us online at nbcwashington.com. we'll continue up to date you throughout the mor police are sea the driveer of a car who hit a man on his scooter and killed him. a volkswagen sedan hit the man on wilson boulevard near route 50. the car drove away but wfound a short time later. a fifth prince george's

police officer is off the job this morning. officials suspended kofrm miriam perez after she was arrested for drink driving. she was off duty at the time. maryland state police charged her with dui. perez has been a patrol officer for eight years. the fifth prince george's county police officer suspended since august. three of those officers are charged with assault. one faces a theft charge and another was also charged with drunk driving. as part of decision 2014, d. v. kroiters are expected to approve legalizing marijuana in two days. the new law would legalize marijuana in the district for those 21 and over. opinion polls show two-thirds of voters support legalizing marijuana. >> this is the beginning. it's not going to be perfect, but at least we're starting. >> i want to grow cannabis next year. i've never had the opportunity to legally grow cannabis. >> even if approved tuesday,

legal marijuana may not exist here until 2016. that's because the d.c. bill must remain under congressional review through next spring. then city officials will tak least six more months to write regulations. if you plan on voting in virginia tuesday, make sure you have a photo i.d. with you. it is now a requirement for the first time this year. there are lots of different kinds yog include ag driver's license, student i.d. or i.d. card from work. you can get a free photo i.d. from the same place you registered to vote. if you forget your i.d., you still vote. you'll need to submit an i.d. by friday for the vote to count. lots of people in maryland have already voted. more than 300,000 of you voted early this year. that's up from the last midterm election and more than double the number who voted early in the primaries. in prince george's county, more than 8% of you voted early. in montgomery county the turnout was about 5.5%.

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russini was that the redskins bus, one of them missed the exit, stopped on the highway and was hit by the other bus. the police escort taking those bustos the game and the stadium in minneapolis might have gotten the worst of it. we'll check in with her in just a few minutes. >> she was tweeth out it was more than just a fender-bender it appears and everyone is shaken, referring to those players that are on the bus. we are work ong dia on the phone right now. still at this point we don't know if this is going to impact the 1:00 p.m. start time of the game happening there in minneapolis. we'll keep you posted. >> moving on, at 17, many teens think they're too grown up to listen to what their parents have to say, but they should know how many teenagers wish they had parents who cared. >> that's ri week's wednesday's has wishes to have a mom or dad or both. barbara harrison takes us to meet jeremiah. >> soy hear you're interested in

french cooking. >> yes, ma'am. his interest in french cuisine brought us here to d.c.'s george down neighborhood. the owners welcomed him and suggested he meet their brother omar to help a look at what's going on in the kitchen. apples were being sliced tore apple tart and macaroons or every flavor had just emerged from the oven. jeremiah, a senior in high school this year, says he'd like to learn french cooking just for fun. >> i want to go to college. i'm looking at vcu to major in business. >> he is fabulous. he's bright. he's very polite and outgoing. >> repor the chef gave jeremiah a lesson in crepe making. with one failed attempt, the second was the charm. >> i feel great. it didn't break this time.

>> reporter: can you tell me a little bit about the family you think you'd like to have. >> i'd say energetic parents. if they are concerned and if they show concern and just support me. >> jeremiah is ready to learn everything and twachbts warmth and love of a family that will encourage him to reach all of his goals in life. >> had such a wonderful time at your restaurant. >> hopefully we'll see you soon again. >> reporter: barbara harrison, news 4, for wednesday's child. >> if you have room in your home and heart for jeremiah, call our special adoption hotline, the number is 1-88-20-adopt-me. h wednesday's child. an attraction at the happiest place on earth catches fire. we havo io the newsroom and why disney world is blaming another attraction for the flames. >> outside, it's cloudy, it's windy and it's cold.

so the question is how long will this cold be sticking around? the answer

breaking news right now. news 4's dianna russini tweeting that the redskins bus has been in an accident in minneapolis, minnesota. no serious injuries to players or staff. a couple of bumps and bruises. the bus was hit from behind when the police escort that was

taking to it the stadium missed the exit. news 4's dianna russini is going to be joining us on the phone. i believe we have her on the phone. are you with us? >> good morning. >> what can you tell us about what happened this morning? were you with the team, first of all? >> reporter: no, ifls not with the team. i'm still back at the hotel. basic think way it works is there is two buss that leave early from the team hotel. it does haven't the entire team on it. these are guys that need to go inner difficult to see the trainers torques get an early workout, there's roughly 40 to 50 guys on these buses including coaches and assistant coaches. they left this morning around 8:00. around 8:15ish, i'm told that the police escort on the highway here missed the exit and sort of careened over so they wouldn't have to turn around, and because of that that threw off the first

bus carrying players and coaches of the redskins. so they hit their brakes which then caused the bus behind them to obviously not being aware of that and cruise right into back of them. i did reach out to players and coaches about five minutes after some me a heads up on it and i spoke to them over the phone. they were pretty shooken up. they were scared. i think this was way more than probably what it may sound like, just a bump from behind. i think it was a pretty hard hit. i'm told that as of now there are no major injuries. the team just got to the stadium now. so they are being looked at, each of the players. based on the voices of the coaches and players i spoke to over the phone, they were definitely very scared in those moments. >> so -- well, the good news is, diana, no major injuries. it looks like the coaches and all the players are going to be okay. we just saw pierre garcon tweet

that he's okay. adds you mentioned, this has really shaken them. we do hav a game at 1:00. do we know -- is this going to impact game time? and if they do go on and do play, what does this do for their mental state? there's a lot of preparation that goes into these games. >> absolutely. fo right now, from what i'm being told from the coaches staff, there's no changes to the kickoff time, so everything is going to be going on as scheduled. but i think anyone right now that's listening or in watching you guys can relate. even a small little accident when you hit a curb or swipe a car in the parking lot, it rattles you. it's scary. i don't care how tough you are. you don't need to be a football player to feel those emotions. there's certainly going to be some sort of effect here. i'm going to reach out and try to get more information to find out what the team is doing to

sort of calm the nerves. but you've got to assume they're going to get out on that field -- i apologize, my call wath, this is the public relations tony riley trying to give me more information on you have to assume this team is going to t out there and come together. an jeel, adam, we've seen this before. sometimes this might have a really weird way of bringing to reach here and say they can unite them. coming off the win they just t iii back under center, they have enough things going on. maybe this is something like, hey, guys, we just survived that. let's try to get a win. >> dianna, we'll let you go and check into what happened. it's also important for us to remember that these kinds of police escorts happen all the time. these teams are taken all the time by police escort to stadiums.

it's not like this was anything unusual. it sounds like it was just an accident, someone missing the exit. the windshield was cracked. to crack the windshield, it was more than just a fender-bender. the good news here is it sounds like nobody was hurt. to major injuries. but the police escort may have gotten the worst of sglit diana mentioning that the coach said this is not going to impact the schedule. it looks like they're in the process of getting another bus perhaps there to get the players and coaches to the field for the game which starts at 1:00 p.m. >> talking about the weather right now. it looks like that wind is here to stake with us at least for sunday. >> if you're driving a high profile vehicle, going over the chesapeake bay bridge today, both hands on the wheel outside today. as it's going to be another day in the wind nunl the washington e win cranked up yesterday morning about this time and blowed steady all night last

night and into this morning. there's a live picture over reston town center this morning. one or two slivers of sunshine o get t our otherwise still mostly cloudy sky. these clouds will continue to scatter out of here as the morning progresses. there's the view over downtown washington. stil mostly cloudy out there. the return of some sunshine y will help a little bit with the warmup. it isn't going to be a big rise in temperatures today. 48 now with a northwest wind averaging 22 miles an hour. air temperatures 40s to near 50s. front royal, upper 30s. oakland, maryl right now. windchills are still in the chilly 30s. dress in layers on your way out today. once the skies clear this afternoon, the wind lays down a bit after sundown and then it will be bombs away on low temperatures by tomorrow morning. freeze warnings are up along and to the west of i-95.

freeze watches are up eastf the interstate. do plan on a very cold night tonight into early tomorrow morning. most of the freeze warning area, temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees. here is my forecasted lows tonight. 28 in frederick, 28 manassas. 38 in annapolis courtesy of the warm bay water. always have the forecast in the palm of your hand on the storm team 4 weather app. not only has hour by hour temperature planning but radar as well. sunday afternoon, here is your plan hold on to your hat today. you'll 23450ed the hat for warmth. rocks in the pockets of the little kids under 50 pounds. windy, increasingly sunny, at least. it's going to be a very oh, so, november feel today. going out to dinner tonight, breezy and cold. bundle up for sure. as we get into later tomorrow, things will start to improve just a bichlt for now radar shows the early morning showers are down across southeastern, virginia, moving away.

look how far down the freeze and frost advisories, all the way down to tallahassee, florida, by early tomorrow morning could have their first freeze. for us, future weather shows wind blowing the clouds out of here during the course of the day today. tomorrow morning out the door weather to work and school, 32, 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. and up to about 40 by 9:00 orr 10:00. peek of the seven-day forecast, election day is tuesday. quether will be very cooperative forgetting out the vote. go out and make sure you exercise your freedom. 61 tomorrow. that's a nice recovery after a cold start. flirting with 70 on wednesday. i think the increasing clouds will keep us in the 60s. chance for showers thursday into friday. it's cold for now but not forever. >> that's good news. also some great news here, we're hearing from the redskins on twitter, they just put on twitter coaches, players and staff have arrived at tcf bank stadium safely. thanks for your

in the week ahead you can let the gaithersburg city council know what you think about parking. the city planning commission will have a public meeting about two amendments designed to update off street parking and loading requiremes throughout the city. news 4 will be at the polls with you this tuesday. big races happening all over the

dmv. watch us on air or check out nbc washington's facebook page for all of our coverage of the midterm election. if you know an out-of-work veteran, this thursday there will be a hiring heroes career fair in ft. myer, virginia. e free event will be from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. more than 50 employers will look to hire ve transitioni service members and military spouses. >> r t lights are back on in this district heights t the high winds that took it out will be around for a while. we'll have more on the breaking news of the morning. the redskins involved in a crash on their way to the stadium in minneapolis today. we'll talk with news 4's dianna russini who is there in russini who is there in

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