winston-salem state university. both are believed to be students. police are now searching for suspect jared moore. the school was on lockdown for nearly four hours. the police are searching for a suspect. eight people are recovering after a fire truck slammed into a building. this happened on ivanhoe police. d.c. fire says that one person had to be rescued and all eight people were hurt, four of them firefighters. four people who were inside a car. you can see that the car is totally destroyed and mangled here. it looks like the roof has been completely ripped off. "news4's" derrick ward is flopping developments and we're going to check in with him coming up. >> on top of all that, we've got at new month and it's a little bit wet outside. you may see sprinkles outside your window right now.

>> tom kierein is timing out. hey, tom. >> good morning. if you're just about to head out the door, you may need an umbrella. we're gigt a few lingering sprinkles. all of this is heading off to the east. a few lingering sprinkles right in the district of columbia. it's moving off to the east. as we get into the afternoon hours we'll be drying out. right now it's rather cool and damp. we're in the mid 50s in the metro area. shenandoah valley into the mountains now where the rain has ended and the sky brightening

there, generally in the mid to upper 50s. a look at a mild pattern commencing for the week ahead. we'll look at that day by day coming up in just a few minutes. >> i'll take mild. thank you, tom. police trying to finding a killer. two men were attacked in the morning in langley park. one of them did die. we're working to find out the victims' names an get an update on the surviving man's condition. police have nod said if they have any expects. joseph bowes attended hampton, university. wit us the third deadly shooting. it may have been a fight that ended in gunfire. investigators are not releasing any details. >> a halloween tragedy in new york. a car plows through a group of trick-or-treaters in the bronx, killing three people. two adults and a child.

a driver ran into another car before driving into the opposite lane. he hit a small group of trick-or-treaters on the sidewalk and went airborne into the yard of a nearby home. the driver was not seriously injured. more airlines are holding back flights. all 224 people on board were killed when it crashed. russia is now entering a national day of mourning. >> reporter: it's the worst plane disaster. nearly all russian, nearly all tourists.

their clothes scattered, krenn phones ringing in the debris. no one survived to answer. 25 were children. this was the metro jet plane, an a-321, 18 years old. it took off. it dropped suddenly and disappeared before crashing. communication has been lost, he say, but russia officials have no idea why. the aircraft was in full working old. they don't know what caused the

crash. they learned that everyone on board was dead. they believe technical failure caused the crash. the crew apparently complaining of engine trouble several times in the past week. the pilot report lid requesting an emergency landing. one shock wave from this disaster. some airlines are now reviewing their flight packets to european paths saying they won't fly over this area of egypt until the exact cause of this crash has been found. back to you. >> nbc's bill neely on that tough story. one of the teens seriously burned at a class fire will be heading into surgery this week. sonya gar vis set up this caring bridge page. she'll recover but has serious burns on her arm. the three remaining victims have

been released. a fire broke out during a kem strigs demonstration during the morning. the teacher conducting the experiment was treated at the school. it's going to be easier for you do kaj an uber home from the airport but it may cost more. that makes it easier for you. but the service charge will make that trip cost more. >> coming up oevgs 100 people recovering after an explosion in a nightclub. we're learning new details right before the fire and what may have prevented people from escaping the flames. >> and talk about a bad costume. we're going to tell you the one costume a soldier wore that forced a mill tai base

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welcome back this morning. we're getting photos showing where 27 people died in a romanian nightclub after a fire started there. close to 500 people stampeded for the only available exit. officials say fireworks were used inside the club. according on the club's facebook page they were pyrotechnics. romania has declared a three-day national mourning people. 156 are still in the hospital. new this morning ntsb says it has located a ship. using sonar a used navy ship has located the ship around the el faro's last known position. the ship with 33 crew members on board is believed to have sank when it ran into the hurricane. a poorly chosen halloween costume landed a soldier at ft. bragg in big trouble. get this.

ford brag launched security emergency and a bomb squad after a soldier tried to enter the base as a suicide bomber last night. the costume included a simulated explosive vest. officials at ft. bragg did not say whether they'll receive any formal punishment. >> will you ever write a negative review? won woman is accused. of this. before you head out the door this morning, take a look at this. rain showing up. tom says we're not going to see it all day, but he's times out it all day, but he's times out when it will be back for the

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eight people are recovered. firefighters were on their way to a burning home in southwest washington at the time. "news4's" derrick ward joining us live. rescuers got there just in tomb to save a person's life. >> reporter: well, indeed they did. let's take a look at this. this is a scene that's left here we're in the 100 block of ivanhoe street. this fire happened late last night, about 111::00 last night. when they got here, they found the apartment fire there. one person was displaced. one person was rescued and one person ended up in the hospital with non-life-threatening

injuries. that's bad, but that's not all that happened. take a look at this. a fire truck responding to the fire had a collision with car. we're told it was truck 15 that collided with a car. we're told that the injuries in that incident are nop-life-threatening as well, but those people are still in the hospital. investigators are still trying to find out what started the fire that prompted it all. that just goes to show the danger of fires just like this. not necessarily just on the fire scene itself but that response from the emergency vehicles trying to get there and dealing with vehicles and traffic can also put lives at risk. lucki luckily only serious injuries. no one lost their lives. >> derrick, that ivg you so much. more than 40 chipotles out west are temporarily closed because of an e. coli outbreak. health officials say at least 19 people have gotten sick in the

last few weeks alone. some of them were hospitalized. they decided to close out of an abundance of caution until a cause can be determined. the fb i was keeping an eye on things from above. they used advanced technology on airplanes to provide aerial surveillance of the protests mostly at night. we're just finding this out because of documents released under the freedom of information act. the fbi plane made ten flights over the city. a member of the baltimore police department also joined federal agents on some of those flights. >> later this hour we're going to sit down with "meet the press" moderator chuck todd to. he's sitting down with house speaker paul ryan and also with president at candidate jeb bush about the troubled campaign. there will more ways than ever to find and write reviews for all kinds of businesses, but if you don't read the fine

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>> because it's depriving consumers of information they need to be able to make an informed purchase decision. >> roca labs would not comment to us. but court documents deny deceptive weight loss claims. it admits in order for customers to buy at a discount, customers have to agree to not disparage roca labs. but denies using any clause that harms the public in any way. >> i should be able to post negative feedback. consumers should be able to find negative feedback. >> reporter: erika gonzalez, "news4." well, it's fall, as if you couldn't tell. we tried to tell for you. >> we are. but we probably should have worn black or gla because a lot of clouds kicking off in november it's an awe numb tall day. i guess i can say that. we can hear the doucet tones coming from adam.

>> i've never heard my voice described as doucet. thank you, tom. we have light rain and sprinkles heading through the area. it's going to be ending quickly. motive of it is in southern maryland. southern prince george's, anne arundel and northern st. mary's. that stretch is down. it's going to be ending there as well over the next hour or so. quite a bit of cloudiness will be lingering for the rest of the day. the sprinkles have ended right in washington. so if you're about to head out the door, have an umbrella handy for the morning hours. you'll need a light jacket as it's going to be hovering in the light 50s for the rest of the morning and into the afternoon. we'll finally see it warming up nicely. they're on the bay, mid and upper 50s. right now, 50s. milder air pushing in to west virginia.

petersburg, gorgeous sunrise. this morning taken by laura ellis. sunrise will be an hour earlier because of our change last night. sunset will be at 5:08. sunrise will be an hour earlier, 6:26 tomorrow morning. >> right now cloud cover looking off to the east of washington. still overcast and any lingering sprinkles by noontime will be well south and east. by then we auld to be in the low 60s. maybe a little sun breaks out by mid afternoon. and by late afternoon we'll be down to the low 60s. and then during the day. a lot of clouds. we're going to have sort of a tale of two skies on monday. north of the metro area will be north and south of the metro area, some passing showers are looking likely during the day. then they all ends on late monday afternoon. we dry out and it turns milder as we get into midweek. tuesday and wednesday.

gorgeous autumn days. a gorgeous way to start november in the low to mid-70s. then maybe a bit cooler but a high near 70. it's in the low 60s achlt slight chance of a sprinkle on thursday. greater chance of a shower. but most of friday dry. highs mid-70s. then it does get cooler. but it's looking dryer on saturday. sunshine with highs into the mid-60s. that's the way it looks that thank you, tom. sounds good. daddy's doing hair? how a single father is whipping these dads is into shape for the sake of their daughter's hair. the republican establishment has a new potential favorite in its sight. >> marco rubio has launched three impressive debate performances so far and he's positioned himself as a young opposition candidate for the future, the son of an immigrant.

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. we want to introduce you to a single dad who took it upon himself to learn how to do hair for the sake of his daughter. >> he took it a step further by starting class to teach other dads to do the same. nbc's janet shamlian has more on this dad's hair salon. >> phil morgese does everything with his daughter emma, from

baking brownies to helping with homework. but as a single dad, one part of raising a little girl has always been a struggle. styling her hair. >> didn't want her to miss out on something like being cool looking or having cool hair. >> reporter: mystified by ponytails and buns, he dove into the world of online tutorials and was soon turning out salon-worthy styles. >> sheloved feeling beautiful, she loved feeling special, and i'm telling you, everywhere she went, people would come employ hnlt her hair. she's got the fine hair. >> reporter: now it's the hottest ticket in town for fumble-fingered fathers. welcome to daddy/daughter hair school. >> i thought, awesome, there's other guys who can relate to me and my struggle and aren't going to look at me like i'm crazy. >> reporter: with detangling spray and combs at the ready, morgese is giving instruction. construction workers by day, at night, braiding like a beautician. >> he did really good, and it was tight. it wasn't loose. >> reporter: as they take pride in their handiwork, the dads are

also learning this isn't just about hair. it's time spent together, and the value of that may be the best lesson of all. >> i get to spend ten minutes of the day with my dad each time and i get to have fun with him doing hair. >> reporter: dads, daughters, and the bond over a good haircut. janet shamlian, nbc news, daytona beach, florida. >> i'm signing up right now. >> do they do house calls? >> seriously. coming up, a circus nightmare. a reaction from a crowd in philly when a trapeze act goes horribly wrong. rain, rain go away. tom kierein has your news at 9:30. breaking news in kenya. islamic extremists holding islamic extremists holding

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our top story. both victims are believed to be students. police are searching for the suspect. his name is jared moore. the university lockdown has been lifted. we're working to find out the name of a man killed in prince george's last night. he and another man were attacked in langley park last night. and the royals have a shot at winning the world series

tonight. kansas city beat the mets 5-3 last night. the mets were actually ahead until the eighth inning but the royals came back to win it. kansas city leads the series, 3-1, heading into game five in new york city tonight. exciting times for them. 9:31 right now, which means we want to get a check on your sunday forecast. let's check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein. he's outside on the deck. what's it look out there? >> it's damp and chilly. the rain has ended. i see a little blue here in the school. storm clouds are moving through. temperatures right around 60 degrees now, and it feels chillier. a little bit of a breeze and rather damp. looking at the "storm team 4" radar, look at that. now in southern maryland and moving across the bay over the next hour or so. the lingering sprinkles around the beltway from springfield through woodbridge ending there, too, over the next 15 minutes or

so. right now in the mid-50s. mid-50s around the shenandoah valley. your weather headlines. we'll have a cool afternoon. sun set for today. then we have a mild week next week. a look at that. going up in a few minutes. >> tom, thanks so much. now to some breaking news out of somalia this morning. at least nine people were kill and ten hurt. a vehicle was exploded and blue up. gunmen on foot, then shot at people in the hotel. islamic extremist group al shabaab has claimed responsibility. they've been targeted before. storms and tornados ripping through parts of texas right now, responsible for at least six deaths there. now n the houston area, the fire didn't responded to more than 130 water rescues yesterday.

storms this weekend have battered parts of central texas that were already flooded. some parts of the state got nearly a foot of rain since friday. flooding roads, homes, and businesses. people are recovering from a three-car crash last night at 10:30. police say one car hit another head on at a curb and then it flipped over. a third car was not able to stop in time and police say 47-year-old fitzgerald and the other, 18-year-old joshua pack were killed. four other teens were in the car with them. they were not wearing seatbelts. drinking and speeding are believed to have led to the crash. coming up in the day ahead, family and friends will hold a vigil for the victims of the murder/suicide in prince george's county. police satan ya sullivan was killed inside her home by

antoine sullivan. after shooting his wife, police say antoine then turned the gun on himself. sullivan was a police officer with dp protective services. the two had only been married for a few months. police in colorado trying to find out why a man shot and killed three people. then got into a shoot-out with police. colorado springs police say he shot and killed the first vilk tim inside of a house. lit the basement on fire. shot the second victim who was riding on a bike and gunned down a third person outside of a restaurant. that's when he started shooting at officers and he was eventually killed by police. investigators have not released his name or a motive. all right. let's get a look at what's happening in the week ahead. tomorrow in silver spring, you won't have to find change for a meter. tuesday is election day. in laurel voters will pick a new mayor. the entire virginia assembly is also on the ballot.

on thursday marines begin their annual toys for tots drive. you can donate a new unwrapped toy. you can also donate cash. safety was a top priority in the dmv. arlington police hosted halloween on hudson. it's a program to combat drunk driving and you can see folks came out to participate. that included dui simulation and field sobriety tests. experts say 43% of all traffic fatalities on halloween are on the rise. >> over on twitter, they used the hash tag tweets on patrol. here are a few cute tweets we got from them. a crime scene involved a smashed pumpkin. an officer doing policing with trick-or-treaters. very nice to have them out following up with some of their followers on twitter. >> absolutely. keeping everybody safe. i want to let you know opening enrollment starts today for

district residents who want health care plans. they're having a citywide event. you can sign up, get more information and compare plans. event is at martin luther king jr. moment morial library. that's from 2:00 to 4:30 this afternoon. open enrollment ends on january 31st. trouble under the big top. a trapeze artist fall 3/3 feet during a circus act but people tell us they're surprised by what follows ten mibltss after. and a mother of a 7-year-old very upset because of what police did to her son. and people say always i can't wait to retire. why experts say all that relaxing n

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sharpness. you shouldn't rae tire before the age of 60. if you do retierk make sure you're keeping your brain active with a second career and things that promote cognitive stimulation. i would probably be on the beach. how's that? >> easy answer. this week's wednesday's chiet is 15-year-old xavier who spent much of his life moving from home to home. he said his moves were houses, not homes where you build live foundations. >> barbara harrison took him for a visit to an architectural firm. >> all of these places are places you've been starting on? >> these are completed products. >> reporter: 15-year-old xavier was impressed with the huge map showing all the prokts this firm has designed. >> it would seem so fun to do something you love to do. >> he wants to be an architect to build good homes for people

to live in. >> i was raised in not such a good place but i wanted to make a difference. >> he came into foster care when he was a young child and then he was adomtsed and then five years ago that adiopive placement was no longer an option for him. >> through no fault of xavier's, there were problems in the adiopive home and he ended up back in the adiopive system. sould would by shy about trying again. >> would you like to try a pirm continental ho permanent home? i am open to it but i'm not wanting to be hurt again. >> we need a family who's 100% involve. he's got a bright future and he needs that cheerleading kbrup behind him. >> they think xavier has a bright future as an architect and they gave him a hard hat to take home, enencouracouraging h.

with that family he so hopes to grow with. >> if you have room in your home or heart for any of our wednesday's children, please call 1-88-to-adopt-me. you can also find information on nbcwashington.com. if you're considering adpgs, search our adoption expo to learn about a special event coming up on december 5th. >> you might think getting toed is a nightmare. wait till you see. why you might need night vision goggles to find your car. and tom says to expect rain coming up this weekend and that's not all. we're going to take a look at

a michigan mother says a police officer put her 7-year-old in handcuffs while at school. take a look at this video of the boy still cuffed. when she got to the school, the mother of the boy got a call to come to her son's school earlier this month. they say they handcuffed the boy to protect him and others. one officer said he couldn't release the child because he didn't have a key.

>> he put my son in handcuffs and you don't have a key? what sense does that make? i was told when my son walked in, he said if you don't sit down, i'm going to handcuff you. >> police and school were giving no explanation. an investigation is now under way into what happened. jo you might think it's a nightmare to have your car towed, angie, some are calling one tow yard extremely scary. >> a new law could shine some light on the problem. >> reporter: it sounds like a scene from a horror movie, watching down a pitch black road near train tracks, surrounded by warning signs and bausrbed wieft "news4" got tipped that some who got their cars towed here ended up here, cash in hand to retrieve their cars, alone and

scared. at least five companies have their cars here. trucked arrived with towed vehicles into the night. >> thought it with us the wrong address. >> reporter: and as derek tried to get his car back -- >> i'm a 200 pound man and m uber driver did not feel safe leashing me. >> reporter: we brought our night vision camera to give you a sense of what this place is like. this is how you would find it. this is how it would look without the night vision cameras. firing up our high beams can we get a sense of our footing and of the fence behind which all those towed cars now sit. montgomery county investigators say they've recently received complaints from drivers saying they felt safe here and the setup is illegal. >> in montgomery, it's required the storage lot be brightly lit. >> reporter: you see it. you do see it brightly lit? >> lord, no.

i saw more light coming off my cake from my last birthday. >> they say they don't own the lots. they rent them. they have a motion detector line. they're also concerned about the low light because their tow drives mucht work under but there's a law that they can't be ticketed. that falls on the owners of the properties from where the cars were originally parked. we tried reaching out to the owners of the lots in bethesda and silver spring without success to see if they're even aware of the setup on paramount drive. >> if they continue, they'll start getting tickets from our office. >> the new law will allow them to go after the towing companies to and the i-team also spotted this. at least two of the companies warned drivers on their sign they have to call ahead to get their cars back. county investigators say that's illegal too. >> that would be a blatant

violation of state law which took effect in 2012. if they're towing cars, they must be retrievable con yutly weather broad daylight or the dark of night. happening today, the 2015 veterans concert. tickets start at $15 but military and veteran families, you get in for free. angie is just finishing up her york petrment family. >> i have a couple more where that came from. >> halloween was great. we want to show you some pictures. >> we stole these from the kitchen. >> we stole them from the kids. did cow take them from those kids? >> yes. the strong man, i had to rescue them from him. i have to be honest. i built the whole thing around bob's concert because the muscle

and the hair. >> and your husband is appropriately placed behind bars. >> exactly. he actually liked it because he was warm for trick or treating. >> there's elsa and anna. our director naomi actually asked me early who elsa and anna were. >> don't call her out. >> she needs go home and see the movie. anybody with little girls, i'm sure, has seen the little girls. >> we weren't freezing last night. it was cool, but overall it was not so bad. you said we're a little warmer for this time of year. >> i'm still frozen. >> that's how this story goes. you love it. >> i love frozen. it's wonderful movie. >> hey, this morning we did have a little bit of light rain

coming through. it's gone. we worked our magic power and the rain be gone. it is now exiting the metro area. still a little bit of light rain falling in southern maryland down three southern virginia. close-up view showing it continuing to track off. upper level winds are kind of pushing everything east now. just a little bit of light rain around the chesapeake bay and in calvert county and st. mary's. they need to exit now. i took a photo and posted it on twitter. over the next hour to south and la handy and you'll need a light jacket. long pants for the rest of the day too. even though it will be in the 60s. a little bit cool. out in the mountains it's jumped

up to around 60 degreeses. farther east it's in the mid 0s. looking off to the east, you see it breaking through. a little sun may be breaking out at 1:00 to 3:00, 4:00. sunset is at 5:08. that was the sun rise. our sun rise tomorrow morning will at 6:306. one hour earlier as wi go back to eastern standard time. glorious colors. this was in loudoun county. this photo taken yesterday afternoon. ÷ instagram. big area still with nice peak color in the red zone just west of washington as well in the metro area.

your peak color coming in. tomorrow, mostly cloudy. mid-60s. maybe a little sun farther north. then that mild air moves in tuesday all the way into friday. highs low to mid-70s each day. might get rain. drying out for the weekend. sunshine back at 70. >> a little bit of everything in that forecast. thank you, tom. coming up, a circus act gone wrong. the audi

a terrifying circuit stunt. they watched as a trapeze artist fest 30 feet into the stands. >> scary. as our drew smith explains, witnesses were surprised that the show went on. >> oh, my god. >> video from an nbc ten viewer shows the aftermath after a 19-year-old trapeze artist fell 30 feet. his partner didn't catch him during a stunt. >> the fire trucks and the ambulances and the police car, the sirens, the flashing lights. >> mary lehman was outside protesting the circus. she saw him being taken out on a stretcher. >> i asked an attendant what was happening and he said that one of the trapeze artists had fallen and he had missed the net

and he hit the bleachers. >> reporter: police say people in the bleachers with nor hurt but in social media a woman wrote she was traumatized as she watching the fall with her kids. another heard a crack when the performer hit the ground. >> i've never been to a circuit before like this. we're professional performers. >> this is a promotional video. the universoul circus said he's a part of a group. >> it was a terrible accident and my heart went out. >> drew smith from our sister station reporting the 19-year-old traveling performer is expected to make a full recovery. nobody in the audience was hurt. we'll have lorts from both teams coming up on "news4." all right.

and a deadly campus shooting this morning. the manhunt under way near winston-salem state university. take a look at "storm team 4" radar. will things dry out? that's the question. if you plan on heading to sunday if you run over somebody, it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk. always be alert. pedestrians don't come with airbags.

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breaking news. new details about a spp and campus emergency. >> and police are gtsing a halloween homicide in prince george's county. >> plus, grab the umbrella. sprinkles showing up. tom kierein has an hour-by-hour look as to how long it's all going to stick around. good morning. we hope your halloween hangover isn't too bad. i'm adam tuss that and i'm angie goff. we have rain showers but hopefully they're going topushing out soon. >> that's right. tom kierein here. >> the rain is beginning to exit now the metro area and it's pushing into southern maryland and pushing across the chesapeake bay. you can track all of that on your nbc washington app when you're aware from your tv. right now on your tv, the radar is showing that area of the light