police now saying a 21-year-old attacked people with a knife and a gun before he was shot dead. the latest violence as israel heightens security this morning, deploying thousands of police in response to a string of stabbings by palestinians. coming up, secretary of state john kerry will meet with leaders separately this week. that's coming up later. new at 4:30. you saw the cell phone video of an officer and giovanti young first on "news4," but this dash cam individual you you see in a second show as what came before that. police say young assaulted two officers during a traffic stop in laurel on saturday. when he complained of an injury, they took young to the hospital. then on their way to central booking young managed to take off his handcuffs and roll out of the police car. >> attempts to kick, attempts to

strike, spits at the officer several times and then successfully bites the officer at least once. >> reporter: now, the officer hit young with a baton and eventually tased him. both young and the officer went to the hospital. he's now charged with assaults three police officers. an inmate dies at the fairfax county jail. officials say they found paul guida unresponsive on friday. they took him to the hospital where he was pronounsd dead. a man will face two murder charges. we'll get you an update from court. this is part of a love triangle proved deadly. this man killed two at the request of the man's wife's 13-year-old daughter. she and he were dating. he said they were romantically involved as well.

at some point officers say ann and her daughter plotted to have someone kill anthony and riggs. police say someone asked gabriel and he carried it out october 6th. ricoh leblond is charged with first-degree murder in the death of zella ziona. friends remembered ziona with a candlelight vigil saturday night. the trial of charles severance will continue. he's charged with three killings. all three were shot in their homes in broad daylight. "news4's" julie carey will be covering this. be sure to follow her on twitter for more up-to-the-minute

updates. tom said what i said. it feels like december, not october. >> you need a coat out there. tom, how is it? >> the good news is it's not cold enough for snow. you need to layer up. right now it's below or near freezing across much of maryland and west virginia and virginia this morning except right near the waters. it's right in the low 40s there. it has dipped a little below freezing. maryland, virginia, shenandoah valley valley where it dose down into the upper 20s this morning. at the bus stop this morning it will be cold. just in the upper 20s to around 30. then between 8:00 and 9:00 into the mid-30s. so layer up this morning. you'll need a coat. you'll need your sunglasses. umbrella, warm hat and pants, too, as you'll have a chill with us for the day ahead. melissa, any problems on the road? >> taking a look at the road, no issue outbound. you're looking good here this

morning. 270 at montrose road, northbound and southbound, everything is roll ag long nicely here. top of the beltway, no major problems. b.w. parkway looks nice and clean. much of the earlier roadwork looking nice. from quantico to virginia, 18 minutes. you can't go any faster. southbound as you head through wood bridge because of roadwork. we'll take a live look at 270 kojing up. >> melissa, thank you. it's 4:34 right now. d.c. is looking for whoever shot a man inside his car along the southeast. take a look here. officers found the car riddled with bullet holes on capital. police believe the victim drove there after being shot. officers say he was conscious and breathing when he came to the hospital. there's a lookout for a gray del monte lincoln with tags.

>> the "washington post" reports overall crime is down. as of this morning police worked out at least 57 homicide investigations. in all, 54. outside of homicides, the "post" reports shootings is the only other crime category that's up this year. violent crime is down 10%. crime dropped 17% overall. some good news this morning for a boxer who suffered brain injury this weekend in fairfax county. this is video from nbc sports. a spanish lang media outlet said he is breathing on his own. saturday night's fight showed him being knocked down twice. he later passed out in the locker room. the fighter is being treated in a local fairfax hospital. the smithsonian will hold an installation ceremony to welcome in the organization's 13th

secretary. david scoreton will be swoorn in. you can check out the nbc app for pictures of the ceremony later today. some say we'll add to the stability of the baltimore police department in the wake of freddie gray's death. mayor stephani rawlings-blake fired the previous leader after a spike in homicides. "the baltimore sun" says people praised davis for his eagerness to listen to the community. demonstrators at a sit-in last week said he is not tolerant enough of civil disobedience. redskins' quarterback kirk cousins will stay on despite taking the team's loss over the weekend. he threw two interception within ten minutes of each other, both which ended up with touchdowns for the new york jets.

"news4" "news4's" maloney says it's the worst touchdown of the season. despite leading at the hoch coach jay gude say it gave them what they needed. >> second half, we laid an egg, a big egg. if we don't change out what we do when we come out of halftime, it doesn't matter who's in there. >> cousins led the offense without six starters. all of them had injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. let's home we they can turn it around. winter is coming order to some parts of the country where it's so cold snow has fallen. >> no. are we going see some of that in the future? number i can't do this, aaron. i just can't. tom is tracking with your

that, but the snow is already falling in upstate new york. avert your eyes. don't look. >> i'm not even looking. i can't go there. >> six inches along some parts of late don't. in the 20s. icy roads, icy bridges were a big problem throughout the day yesterday. despite all that october snow, though, only flurries fell

outside to the east of albany. >> i know great people who live in buffalo, but guess who's never living in buffalo. this girl. >> tom, we need to get rid of the image of snow falling there. >> a white halloween. we've heard of frost on the pumpkin, but not snow. here it is a fross city start to the morning. a freeze warning until 9:00, all these areas in purple. most of the areas in maryland, virginia, the eastern shore. if you have any potted plants still outside, it's time to bring them inside while you can because we're at or a little bit below freezing around maryland and the bay. afternoon highs reaching to just the low to mid-50s by the suburbs. upper 50s in washington. upper 50s, plenty of sunshine. much cooler than average for this time of year. a look at our dry pattern, how long that's going to last, coming up in 10 minutes at 4:51.

melissa, what's going on on the roads. >> we still have this closure. west virginia avenue because of the police investigation. that's where derrick ward is. zooming out just for a second here, prince george's county, everything looking good. nice and green. don't have any major worries there. we do have a disabled car off to the right shoulder right now. 66 westbound at leesburg pike. just a warning for you and 395 at seminary road. inbound, outbound, no worries. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >> all right, melissa, thank you. hillary clinton is take break from the campaign trail. why she's instenld turning her attention to a big investigation this week.

welcome back at 4:45. happening today, announcements on drone operations. secretary anthony fox expecting to announce operators will have to register their unmanned aircraft with the department of transportation. the new rule stems from concerns with chose calls between drones and commercial airliners. nuclear response is about to under go new changes. u.s. leaders expect iran to take several months to rework its nuclear site and after that happens multiple countries including u.s. will lift sanctions against iran. a cyber security company says china is already breaking rules about hacking american companies. the company crowd strike says it

tracked seven separate hacking attacks over the last three weeks. last month president obama and chinese president zi agreed to stop it. they say crowd hackers didn't steal any information. we're watching the latest from decision 2016 this morning. you will not see hillary clinton on the campaign trail today as she prepares for thursday's benghazi hearing. meanwhile republican candidates donald trump and jeb bush are exchanging insults over the 9/11 attacks. what we can expect today from the candidates. brian, good morning to you. >> good morning, aaron. hillary clinton is bunkered down today getting ready for that hearing on thursday. this really isn't anything new. she says she doesn't know exactly what she'll be asked but whatever it is, she's already answered it before numerous other hearings here on the hill. she said one of the major reasons isn't focusing on benghazi and the 2012 terror attack. she said really this is about

her last name. the head of that committee said this is, in fact, about fact finding, not about politics. they've called dozens of witnesses and not named clinton. after her, they'll call dozens more. meanwhile bush and trump. jeb bush and donald trump exchanging insults over 9/11 and george w. bush's involvement in it. trump said bush did not keep the nation same. jeb bush said it's absolutely ridiculous and nobody in their right mind is blaming president bush for 9/11 and what happened there. he said his brother did do what he said during the debates, chept the nation safe during 9/11. yesterday was an opportunity for the major republican candidates to get on the major stage in texas. it was chance for jeb bush to talk about his conservative credentials, a sleight against trump who he said is not a real strish. that being said, though, trump

is still the front-runner and he's dominating the gop race. aaron, back to you. >> brian mooar on the hill. thank you. it's 4:48. holiday fun turns into horror at zombiecon in ft. myers, florida. a shooter opened fire at a zombiecon festival killing one and wounding five others. this morning police are searching for whoever was behind that attack. take a look at this woman air lifted off a characterize ship after having a heart attack. she was aboard the grand princess ship 85 miles off the california coast. she started feeling chest pains yesterday morning. the coast guard sent for a military chopper to rush her to the hospital. she's in stable condition this morning. a re-enactment of a gun fight in the old west town of toomsville got real when one actor shot bullets, not blanks.

two by standers who came to see the performance. others were hit. a bizarre crime left two people dead. a suspect shot and killed the very man guarding him in the hospital. they asked for a backup because of the seriousness of the suspect's offense. deputies haven't said what he's accuse of. deputies say say the deputy and the suspect struggled yesterday afternoon. the suspect grabbed the deputy's gun. a hospital security guard was able to subdue the suspect with a taser. the suspect later die. bulger's girlfriend refused to tell the judge how they stayed on the lam for 16 years. he became one of fbi's most wanted. in 2011 the fbi eventually

caught up with the couple in california. in the days ahead, there's a fight against medical marijuana in anne arundel county. expectati executive steve schu said it's unlikely a full ban will pass but it could limit procession and distributing medical marijuana. a street in northeast d.c. bears the name of a woman killed by a drurk driver. the signs for ruby whitfield way appear where she was hit and killed 2 1/2 years ago as she left new samaritan baptist church. >> i want to thank everyone for all the hard work. i love you all. >> they also hope the name will be a public safety reminder for

drivers. stand-up legend with one of the most infectious laughs in the industry. last night eddie murphy received a huge honor. the kennedy for the performing art gave the movie star, film producer and director an award. "news4" caught up with him on the red carpet and he gave us his obama impression and addressed the card. >> this is a wonderful night. thank you so much. i love everyone here for coming out and making me feel so loved. i love you. thank you so much for coming out. >> past honorees include jay leno, whoopi goldberg and ellen degeneres. i love when they said is it a prize or an award. he said i'll going have to say it's award. a prize, i didn't get any money. >> good for him. congratulations. tom kierein is here now. we're taking back the awards for

the cold weather. you get no praise for them. >> hold them and you might want to give them back to me midweek. >> this is one thing. i know this is not going to be a stretch of cold weather? >> yes. nice payback. starting off in the low 20s and 30s. it will soar to tupper 50s but that's still way too high. we have peak foliage in western maryland and west virginia. locally we're seeing nice colors like this photo taken in dur wood. this was taken a couple of days ago. post yours on facebook and twitter. we'll share on instagram as well. after we get through the chilly day with lots of sunshine, not as cold. temperatures down to 40 degrees. during the day tomorrow, lots of sun again with afternoon highs, the upper 60s. now feast your eyes on the storm team 4 forecast on wednesday and thursday. into the mid-70s.

both of those days around 60. toward the end of the week, still cooler, hees in the 60s on friday, saturday, and sunday. just a few clouds around sunday with a slight chance of a sprink sprinkle. let's check on the monday commute. melissa, what's going on. >> we have a road closure. i just found out. it's in west virginia. grove street, it's shut down in both directions. it's going to be some time before that has cleared completely out of the way this morning. this is still there as well where derrick ward is. west virginia and northeast shut down between mt. olivet and fenwick street there because of a police investigation there from overnight. a big look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop, everything is running just fine this morning. taking a look at 270 down to the spur, 26 minutes. nice and green. nothing to worry about here all the way down to the spur this morning. no construction in the way any longer as we approach the 5:00 a.m. hour.

remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. prince george's county also rolling along nicely. we'll see you in ten minutes. >> thank you. doctors in georgetown made a medical breakthrough. ♪ ♪

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on the south lawn of the white house. president obama holding the second white house astronny night since 2009. it's an event to bring students, teachers, scientists, anybody to stargaze. he said the night will be clear. it will be a perfect night to stare into the heavens. >> i bet they look better from the white house. you know what i mean? today we expect michelle obama to come out with a new platform design called "better make room." the website will have information how to sign up for the a.c.t. and s.a.t. skpams and how to fill out federal forms and sign up for college. officials at the palace of west minister says the world's most famous clock needs $62 million worth of major work. it's been 32 years since it had "i" last major overhaul.

there are obvious signs. the chimes are running about six hours late. it's not clear who will pay for those repairs. >> can you imagine who's tasked with that big job? all right. victims and survivors of the boston bombings are being remembered with a piece. it's in the block near the home of one of those killed. they gathered sunday to break ground on this project. the $1.2 million project was paid for with state, federal, and private funds. it is set to be completed next year. today begins national school bus safety week. it's a good time to remind everybody to drive safely around the big yellow school buses. experts say the buss are still the safest way to get your child to and from school. with that being said there's a stronger push to get longer stop arms and bus cameras.

they say it's hard to keep their eyes on the road. >> we want to make sure those drivers are as safe as can be and, in fact, almost all school buses have inward-facing cameras. >> the other problem remains other drivers. ing a recent survey say over 78,000 drivers illegally pass a bus every day. this is mary lee. she has severe parkinson's, and you can see she has trouble getting out of bed and moving. fast forward a few weeks later and she's now feeding herself. doctors believe she made so much progress taking a drug now used for leukemia patients. >> we've had wheelchair and bed-bound patients who began to move again and speak again. that's one of the most surprising parts of this clinical trial. >> doreen gensler will have more on these clinical results and why doctors believe this could

be a breakthrough. learn more about this parkinson's therapy later on "news4" at 6:00. the journal of economic behave, an organization published the findings lately. they say most of the young thieves are going through a phase. eventually they decide the risks outweigh the benefits. they followed 12- to 16-year-olds for more than a decade. right now at 5:00, a chilly monday as we talk a live look outside. it is one of the coldest days of the season so far. 41 degrees outside of our studio here in the northwest. that's one of the warmer spots. don't leave without a coat. i wore a scarf. >> i saw that. and you wore a coat. >> yeah, a big coat. >> it's 5:00. >> let's