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 rain east of fred ric

fredericksbu fredericksburg. most of it, though, will be continuing to exit southern maryland over the next half hour or so. drying out in the metro area, north and west, there are a few breaks in the clouds. a little sunshine trying to break out now. temperatures there are already near 60 in the shenandoah valley and out in the mountains. closer to washington, we're in the mid-50s. a warmer pattern commences the coming week coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you, tom. breaking news. one person is ked after a shooting at winston-salem state university. another person has been hurt. both are believed to be stujts. police are now searching for a suspect. his name is jared moore. the university lockdown has been lifted. firefighters rushed to save a person from a burning home late last night and they got there just in time.

but on their wam to the scene, the fire truck slammed into a car. derrick ward has the live record. >> reporter: we're just on the other side of the an a toft ya river. take a look. this is the aftermath of that fire. that fire broke out around 11:00. the firefighters got here. they found one person who had been injured. not life-threatening injuries. another person had to be rescued and some people are indeed displaced from this building, but this isn't all that happened associated with this fire. take a look at the intersection of mlk and malcolm x. about two miles from here, maybe three miles from here, a fire truck responding to the scene collided with a car. now, eight people were injured. four firefighters who had to be taken. we don't have details on the conditions of the occupants of the car or how indeed that crash did happen, but we do know that

both the crash and the cause of this fire are under investigation. we're live in southwest. derrick ward, "news4," back to you. police in prince george's county are trying to find a killer. >> police say two were attacked in langley park. we're working right now to find out the victims' names and get an update on the surviving man's condition. police have not said if they vl any suspects. police are working to find out who shot and killed a 20-year-old college student. bowes's death was the third deadly shooting yesterday morning. police say the shootings may have been the result of a fight that ended in gunfire. investigators aren't releasing any details on the suspect or a motive. terrible story out of new york city. a halloween tragedy. it happened in new york. a car plows through

trick-or-treaters in the bronx killing three people, among them a 10-year-old and two adults. the 52-year-old driver rammed into another car before crossing into the opposite lane, hitting the small group of trick-or-treaters on the sidewalk. then the car went airborne into the yard of a nearby home. the driver amazingly was not seriously in injured. still no word on what caused that crash. one of the teenagers seriously burned in a chemistry class fire at the high school will be undergoing surgery this week. they told our derrick ward that sonya is doing well but has serious burns on her arm. one other student is still recovering. a fire broke out during a chemistry demonstration that happened on friday morning. the teacher conducting that experiment was treated at the school.

you can catch an uber home from the afrmt but they can operate legally. drivers will wait in a designated area on the airport's property while waiting for your ride request to come in. that's going to make it easier to get a ride, but the new $4 airport charge will make that trip more costly. russia, their aviation officials now saying that a passenger plane broke apart in the air before crashing in egypt yesterday. all 224 people onboard died. they have sent more than 100 emergency workers to the crash site to search for bodies and examine the debreechlt they say there's no prove isis was responsible. they reported trouble several times. >> more people recovering after an explosion in a nightclub. we're learning new details and what may have prevented people from escaping those flames. talk about a bad costume. we're going to tell you about we're going to tell you about one costume a

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this morning we're getting a look at a performance at a romanian nightclub. after a fire broke out, 500 people stampeded for the only available exit. fire officials say fireworks were used and they were pyrotechnics. romania's government has declared a three-day national mourning period. some are still in the hospital. they've located a ship lost at sea during hurricane joaquin. using sonar they've located a ship about 15,000 feet around el farrow's last known designation. the ship still has to be

identified. the 33 members on board were said to have sunk. ft. bragg launched out an emergency security and sent out a bomb squad. the costume included a simulated explosive vest. officials at ft. bragg did not say if the soldier will receive any formal pun,ment. >> you've about got to see this college football play from last night and why they're calling it the miami miracle. >> we're going to talk about it with chuck todd and tom kierein says to expect rain this week. that's not all. we're going to take a

bryce haerp celebrating this morning. the mets tweeted their. a panel of hall of famers led by aaron himself. harper became the youngest player ever to hit at least 42 homers. it was held by babe ruth. >> he had a big year. check out the big space rock that passed by earth last night. it even looked like a skull from one angle. halloween-themed no doubt. nasa says it's probably a dead comet. it came within 300,000 miles of

earth. >> happy halloween. >> we're still dealing with a candy hangover. there was a big focus on safety this year. sober rides were available for those who were drinking until 4:00 to get home. we have a new speevg the house. >> joining us to talk about all of it, moderator of "meet the press," chuck todd. obvious lit was an interesting debate i think we could say this week. who do you think benefitted the most? a lot of people are talking about ted cruz. >> cruz and rubio. cruz finally has this moment that he's able to beganal advise him as one of the outsiders, one of the guys that's willing to be a fighter, which is what trump and carson in their own different ways have taken advantage of. right now there's been no room

for cruz in that lane if you believe the parties's got two sub parties going on. this was an important moment for him and marco rubio. for rubio, it's less about poll numbers and more about financial resources. now it's sort of like this race for donors. and rubio probably has a leg up there. we'll see what happens. >> we've had a couple of days to let everything serng in. who would you say has lost the most? >> it's obviously jeb bush. he knows it. you'll see in the sitdown i do with him. he lays it all out there. on one hand he's like, look, i'm still who i am, sort of the style of campaign, but i know i've got to get better. he's basically trying to send the message, i really want this job. i think some people have questioned that, does he have the fire. he wants to put that to rest. but, you know, here's what i don't know. in this year, yes, four and eight years ago you'd have candidates rise and fall and

rise again. can you rise again? or this feels so big once people move away, they're not going to have buyer's remorse and give you a second chance. scott walker didn't have a chance, nor did rick perry. >> paul ryan as speaker of the house, he talks about mending fences. >> the first thing he wants to do is not do bing things. he wants to talk about we've got tot have big ideas and be a solutions party but when i asked him, you've got a lot of political capital, you can do anything you want. they trust you and i think he -- he might be right about this. he's not going to use that capital now. he's going to use that capital to instead do the process of the house, fix sort of this idea if you're a back-ben cher, you can't get your bill voted on or

things like that. it's probably the safest political way. what do you want to do? keep them out of the news. i think ultimately -- he didn't say it but that's the imprelgs i got. my job is to not make them make news. here's swg smg we want to talk about. miami miracle. >> it's crazy. it's been a horrendous time for university of miami football fans which was just kind of nice and do it against duke. >> let's show it. can we cue it up? i guarantee chuck will never get sick of that. >> eight laterals. >> eight laterals. >> is he down or down out here? that's a close call. they reviewed it. look at this. >> it looks like this is dead. he's back at the five, cutting across, he must have run 400 yards. >> look at the blockers. >> here's the irony. the first guy to get the ball

was the last guy to get the ball. it was elders, the gentleman who scored that touchdown. he initially got it and then started this and he got to finish it. >> that's unbelievable sfliek i said, one of their team captains, his mom passed away, their coach got fired. ire 20-year-old kids. they got to have fun. college football, it's been crazy endings at michigan games, this game with the blocked field goal. >> temple almost knocked off notre dame too. >> they were fantastic. >> right. >> that play went on for a long time. that's probably one of the longest plays for the length of that play that and ten minutes. they reviewed it twice and picked up a -- >> yes, yes. >> i actually think they weren't supposed to pick up the flag, even though they were right. but, hey, you know what? miami hasn't had good karma in a while.

i'll take it. >> you can tell chuck is excited. >> iwuh just going to say. >> awesome. well, in addition to that, we have "meet the press" and a reminder you can see "meet the press" every sunday right here on nbc 4 right after "news4 today." thank you so much. you've got a big show. we're all going to be watching. >> all right. on to the next story, which would be the weather. >> tom. i love when tom talks a little footba football. >> any football fan would love that pla this morning we've had the light rain coming through. you notice everything is still kind of damp in the wake of that rain in the metro area. most of it is well east. that is the result of it and the arrows are showing the upper level winds pushing offer to the east. so we're drying up now around the metro area, but you may still need an umbrella here for

another hour. still on the eastern shore. you'll need a like jacket as well. rather cool and long pants. upper 50s. mid 50s. even near 60 in the shorthand and shenandoah valley temperaturing there are around 06 degrees. there's a live view looking off to the north and west. there's a little patch of blue. otherwise still a lot of lingering clouds but they're no longer producing any rain in the metro area. so hour by hour by 11:00 this morning it will be right around 60 degrees. then by 1:00, a little sun breaking out ought to jump into the mid-60s. then by 3:00, ought to hit the upper 60s. a mild day. mild afternoon. then this evening, mild 60s. sunshine, back at 5:08. we'll have our sun rises and sun

sets one hour earlier. getting off to work and school tomorrow morning. that will be at 6:367 starting off tomorrow morning. we have these american heritage girls in st. regis visiting. we had a terrific time with them. we want to thank tina moore who is their girl star group who invited them to come on into the weather center. a terrific group. look at this gorgeous photo. you can see the autumn moon hanging in the sky. post yours on facebook and twitter. we have nice autumn colors showing up. peak autumn colors. it's past peak here in this lavender zone. right around washington we're seeing peak color in the suburbs. so we'll have another cool day

on monday. morning lows, 50s. afternoon highs, mid-60s. we're going to have a tale of two different skies. it may be sunny, but right in washington points south, clouds and south of the metro area could be quite a bit of rain. but in the medial metro area, it may be a few light showers off and on with the highs in the mid-60s. here comes the mild air tuesday and wednesday. highs reaching low to mid-70s. the average time this time of year is the low 60s. stays mild. a slight chance of a sprinkle thursday. a chance of a shower friday night. before then, friday afternoon. mid-70s. on saturday, it looks terrific. saturday afternoon, mid-60s. a bit cooler for the weekend but next weekend is looking dry with some sunshine. >> thanks. >> i'm looking closely. >> nice, nice. the toys for tots program almost didn't happen in montgomery county. >> that's right.

darcy spencer shows us how volunteers are saving this progra

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jeremy mcpike is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. the hugely popular toys for tots drive in montgomery county almost didn't happen this year. >> that right. they didn't have a place to store all the donated item but then a santa claus of sorts

stepping in, saving christmas for needy kids. darcy spencer has our story. >> reporter: these are the toys for tots left over from last year, packed into a small storage area in gaithersburg. the head of the program said he needed to find a new space, but for months couldn't find one. >> i've been looking since 1, july, and just was coming up against a brick wall. >> reporter: so paul guenther made a public plea. metropolitan moving & storage stepped in, offering this. a huge warehouse to store all the toys. >> imagining that he collects 70,000 toys a year and that could have possibly not happened and not got on the the families that were depending on it. >> reporter: today is moving day, loading all the boxes into the moving truck and taking them to the warehouse just in time for this holiday season.

let's take a look. you've got a great lego set. you're about got something for a baby. and what would be christmas morning without a stuffed animal in your stocking. these teens from a group i am college-ready are earning hours by loading the boxes. >> we see some of the kids that walk in to grab some toys and we see their faces light up. >> darcy spencer, "news4." 10:26 on a sunday morning. four things to know. firefighters rush to save a person from a burning home in southwest d.c. last night and got there just in time, but on the way, a fire truck slammed into a car hurting four firefighters and four others. we're working to name the man who god killed in prince george's last night. he and another man were attacked around 1:00 in the morning. one person is dead and another hurt at winston-salem state university, both victims are believed to be students. police are searching for a suspect. open enrollment begins

today. d.c. help link having a a sign-up event at mlk i brair on g street at 2:00 to 4:30 this afternoon. what about our forecast? >> gray skies are going to clear up, so put on a happy face. maybe a little more rain on monday. highs 60s. warms up into the 70s much of the week ahead. enjoy. >> we'll take it. >> absolutely. that's going to do it for us. "meet the press" is next. "meet the press" is next. >> we wake up in the morning at

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this sunday, a campaign in crisis. slipping poll numbers, a staff shakeup, and now a disastrous debate performance. does jeb bush have what it takes to win the republican nomination? >> i've got a back boep, i've got a heart and i've got brain. >> my sit-down with the one-time gop front-runner jeb bush. plus, the new speaker of the house paul ryan. he's got political capital. how will he use it? >> we've been bold on taxes but timid on policies and ideas. and changing course, first in afghanistan, now in syria. why president obama decided to send special ops forces into the syrian civil war. are we looking at mission creep? joining me for insight and analysis this sunday morning are matt ba