pedicab. now at 11:00, racing him to make sure his kids are safe, hear from the dad who ran that last half mile home while his house was on fire. a major department store apologizing for an ad that

critics say encourages date rape. they exploded in one man's face and now banned from airlines. what you need to know about the dangers of those e cigarettes. >> first, we go to storm center 4 where doug is tracking rain tomorrow morning. >> sounds like we need to get set for what happens after the rain. >> we're talking tomorrow and the coast friday and saturday. big changes coming after we ah.sin the 60s. nothing -- we saw temperatures in the 60s. tornadoes back towards iowa and dealing with snow on the backside of this. the rain making its way, we will not see severe weather but rain making its way tomorrow. and tracking the showers and we will take you hour by hour, t n turning windy and cold, we'll

show you where that comes from and how long it sticks around coming up about 11:17. >> thank you. an all new look at the chaos of the deadly crash involving a church van in st. george's cou t countsy and we hear from a witness whose wife was pulling a baby out of the van and says he thought the van was going to explode. >> reporter: people in this community are saying this man was a hero. this is the crash site, makeshift memorial of flowers and stuffed animals to honor the victims of this crash. he says he would do it all over again. instinct just snapped in. only on 4 cell phone video shows his wife holding a baby he rescued after that deadly church crash in hyattsville sunday. >> a bad situation. >> reporter: shown here on this photo he put his own life in danger to rescue the baby and other children after he drove up

on the fiery crash scene. a pickup truck burst into flames and slammed into the church van. >> i seen the pastor's side of the van and fire and a lot of fire and seen people in trouble and my instincts told no get out and help. >> reporter: while he was running toward the flames, his wife called 911. >> i think they might have been able to -- my god, it's babies. >> what's going on? >> it's babies, a whole van of kids. my husband helping pull these babies out. >> reporter: michael had to use his pocketknife to pull the kids out. he was shocked to see the baby. >> what's going through your mind? >> i had to pull the baby out and thought the van was going to explode. he gave the baby to his wife and shared his pocketknife to a couple other guys helping out. >> we were passing my

pocketknife to others trying to save these. there were a few already dead. >> reporter: a married couple and 6-year-old died and another person lost his child after emergency surgery. michael wishes he could have saved everyone. >> if you see someone in trouble, if you can assist, help. a prince george's county father is thankful to be with his children following not one but two close calls. first, this house fire and then a car accident. he was rushing home after he got a call that his house caught fire with his daughters inside. he flipped his car, managed to crawl out and got a ride part of the way and ran a half mile home and got to the babysitter safe. >> reporter: what did you think when you heard your house was on fire? >> that i was going to lose my children. i wasn't ready for that.

i was happy they were still alive and i feel so blessed. >> red cross helping out that family tonight. still no word yet what caused the fire. breaking news. a shootout killed one man and injured a baltimore police officer. investigators say officers confronted the suspect who then shot one of the officers in the leg. police returned fire killing the suspect. it's unclear what the suspect was doing before that confrontation. breaking right now, a brush fire torching dozens of acres in simi valley, california, still growing tonight. winds and dry air in the forecast. the fire has burned through 40 acres so far, still not thre threatening any homes or buildings. >> these students at howard university made it clear where they stood on the protest swe sweeping through the university of missouri and other campuses across the country. many of this people -- of the people at this afternoon's demonstration are from the

midwest and wanted to show solidarity. they held flags and bowed heads in player. right now, confusion and fear is running rampant at the university of missouri. some students decided to pack up and leave. the student body president spread a rumor the kkk was on campus. he later apologized and admitted he was wrong. cell phone video captured a white student mocking black students today and a sophomore from a second university of missouri campus was arrested over a social media post that threatened to kill black students. surveillance shows the moment of impact a private jet islamed over an apartment complex. look closely, you can see the jet hitting the building and bursting in flames. they said it was a clue as to exactly what caused it to crash.

fog could have been a factor and yesterday's crash killed all nine people on board. >> classmates will gather tomorrow to remember a college student from north potomac. friends found a student dead at the university of notre dame and there will be a mass tomorrow at the basilica on campus and there will be an autopsy to figure out how the student died. a university spokesperson says there were no signs of trauma or foul play. a salute to veterans. 12 guests of honor were in attendance for a special veterans day dinner including from the marine corps, air force, army and navy. >> it's a special day. great to be a veteran and in washington. >> one vet was 99 years old.

bloomingdale's is apologi apologizing tonight. an ad in a holiday catalog is sparking backlash and many people posting outrage on social media saying this ad encourages date rape. it features a man glancing at an unsuspecting woman looking the other way and the caption says spike your best eggnog when they're not looking. blooming dales says the copy we used in our catalog is imperfect and in poor taste and apologized for the poor judgment. all vets are not off tonight and fanduels and draftkings say it's business as usual despite demands from new york's top prosecutor. they both received letters ordering them to stop refugee bets because it violates state gambling laws. dra draftkings argue they're not

gambling but games of skill and both have five days to prove their operations are lawful. both sites said they're prepared to head to court encouraging their million plus customers to keep on playing. nbc news and comcast are among the investors in fanduel. if you like to shop around for groceries, you might be drawn to discount stores, national discount stores offer big price cuts but it could gend where you live. depend where you live. >> discount stores like wal-mart and big box stores pop up in the district. nice to have options but how do they compare? compares for price and quality. as researchers shopped around it found supermarket consumers have at least one to compare. they compared prices for walmart and target for d.c. and the

subu suburbs. >> we found the district stores for wal-mart and target were 5% higher than their suburban counter parts. >> reporter: kevin went on to say the district stores compared to prices at giant. wal-mart responded to us operational costs and other factors vary by location. our commitment to everyday low prices never changes. >> you can find out how your local grocery store compares to oth others. >> thank you. target did not respond to our request for target. ecigarettes catching fire, even exploding. we told you about cases across the country but also happened in maryland. >> it actually shot out of my computer and started a fire under his bed. >> if you're not careful, you can burn yourself. >> whether in your charger or mouth. the news4 i-team investigates what's behind these ecigarette

fires. and a virginia man stunned by a taser 20 times before his death.

tonight for the first time we're seeing video of a confrontation between police and a virginia man that ended with his death. linwood lambert died in may of 2013 after south boston police tasered him as many as 20 times in one hour. officers were taking lampert -- lambert to the hospital because he was hallucinating and acting paranoid. when they got there he kicked

the windows out and charged that hospital entrance. officers tasered him repeatedly as he laid on the ground. >> every time you do that, i'm going to -- >> stop! >> why you trying to kill me, man? >> in stead of taking him inside the hospital, police but lambert back in the cruiser, drove him back to the police station. when they got there, he was unconscious, later pronounced dead. the autopsy report lists his cause of death as cocaine overdose. lambert's family has filed a $25 million federal civil suit against police. the south boston police department denies claims of excessive force saying lambert was a danger. a procedural case is set for tomorrow. a florida man in a coma after an electric electronic ci exploded in his face. that's another incident after they exploded.

despite new safety concerns, no government agency is regulating these products. >> reporter: life is normally so quiet in the mountains of western maryland until one day in late autumn, two years ago -- >> all of a sudden, it blue out. >> gina kisner and her husband were in the living room when she plugged her electronic cigarette into an exposure to charge it. >> reporter: it goes how far? >> clear under that couch. >> reporter: it came within minutes of her husband a long time smoker needed to breathe and she called 911. >> it actually shot out of my computer, hit his bed and dropped under his bed right next to him where he was sitting and started a fire underneath his bed. >> reporter: what if it had hit that oxygen tank? >> we would have been dead. all of us would have not been here no more. >> reporter: the kisners aren't

alone. about 25 other fires triggered by electronic cigarette equipment in just the past five years, many while charging, including a 3-year-old burned in utah after an e cigarette exploded and ignited his car seat while charging in the family car and other in a victim's mouth and he lost teeth and part of a tongue. this guy walked into a restaurant with two cigarette batteries in his pocket. >> i put my keys in and walking in and waiting to talk to the lady at the front desk. >> reporter: he said flames eru erupted. >> fireworks coming off my pants. >> reporter: so many incidents, it happened to people trying to modify their equipment or used the wrong power source, before they even powered up the e cigarette to use, the e cigarette overpowered them. >> reporter: at this bait shop,

he warns customers. >> if you're not careful, you can burn yourself if you use your device improperly. >> reporter: he said users are often tempted to adjust the c l coils or turn up the power. >> they want more sensation and in stead of buying a better device they try to modify the one they have. when they do that, sometimes not so successful. >> reporter: federal reports y says incidents have been rare but they say they take these incidents seriously and warns customers to use the proper batteries and chargers and always follow instructions. the i-team found out for now users must monitor theirselves. they are working on regulating manufacturing and usage but not finalized. >> i don't think that -- >> reporter: they focus on the health and not fire risks which frustrates gina who says she used the charger sold to her,

the correct charger. >> reporter: this must have been one heck of a scare? >> scared the crap out of me. >> reporter: they found he e cigarette user battery she was using had been recalled because they could catch fire. scott mcfarland. news4 i-team. information to share with local e cigarette users and guidance on the nbc washington app. click on investigation. >> that's an eye opener there. >> that nice weather today, it was pretty cool while it lasted. >> i think we will see it again tomorrow afternoon. before that, we have to get through a round of rain here. we have a lot of changes over the next 24, 48 hours here. rain and nice weather and cold weather and wind all coming at us the next couple of days. not much going on. a nice night but a cool night. winds out of the northwest at 6 miles an hour. we're already down to 39 in

martinsburg, 43 in frederick and 30 in winchester. temperatures will continue to fall a little more towards the evening. making our way through the early morning, clouds on the increase and should halt temperatures falling too much. back to the west, notice here come the clouds i was just talking about. they will essentially put a blanket on the atmosphere keeping us a little bit warmer not allowing us to cool that much. here is this storm. look at the storm. classic comet shape making its way up to chicago and watch around the chicago area. tornadoes from iowa and snow in denver and iowa and the same place that saw severe thunderstorms earlier are now seeing snowfall behind the system. this part moves into our area tomorrow. i do not think it will affect your morning rush. you may want to leave a little bit earlier if you want to get out the door without the rain. here's 8:30. not much going on.

by around 9:30, the rain moves in and we see showers in leesburg and 10:30 around the montgomery county and d.c. metro area and downpour or two and for the most part we're talking lighter shower activity that moves out by noon. this is a fast hitting event and moves out of here and we get warmth with sunshine and we move back to low 60s during the afternoon. outdoor planner, 52 degrees at 7:00 a.m. looking good at 7:00 a.m. by 9:00, here comes the rain and temperatures move in the 50s and we jump as the sun moves out and temperatures in the 60s. a.m. showers and clearing skies as far as rain is concerned. we're not thinking too much. maybe a moderate shower or two but for the most part a small umbrella should do you just fine. not anticipating rain to last all that long. 64 on thursday, 57 on friday.

53 on saturday. again, saturday is going to be a very chilly day here. we have sunshine coming up. a lot of wind. winds gusting at 20-25 miles an hour. i was just looking at potential for wind chills, they could be in 30s all day throughout the west. get out the coats for sure and the good news is look at warm weather next week, back to near 70 by next wednesday. >> time to look forward to. >> roller coaster. with the season on the brink, redskins leader set to return and why this week would be extra print for deangelo hall. extra important. >> here's jimmy fallon. >> thank you. the undertaker new york ranger he

so he says he's ready to play. >> we all hope he plays. deangelo hall will be a huge addition to this team, especially playing a talented saints' offense. the redskins next opponent have had an up and down season just like the skins. let's not get fooled by saints' record on paper. they're a 4-5 football team but that offense is one of the most productive units in the entire lead and with a quarterback like drew brees, a healthy secondary would go a long way. deangelo hall trying to work his way out with a toe injury he has

been out the last five games with. he told carol maloney he felt he would play but not sure just yet. >> we need the pass rushers going on the back end we need to cover. it will be a test for us without a doubt. >> reporter: you're a true corner. your eyes have a crinkle. >> i'm definitely juiced up to get out there and who better to face than drew brees. i've known him since my days in atlanta and him down in new orleans. i can't wait to get out there with him. >> elsewhere, could jason campbell return to the nfl? a report from pro football talk claims the colts are trying to lure the former redskins quarterback out of retirement. with andrew luck out at least a month, indy is looking for quarterback help. rob was the quarterback in cleveland when campbell played for the browns.

strasburg had a successful surgery to remove a non-cancerous growth from his back. that took place nine days ago. it did affect his pitching last season and battled a number of injuries including ankle oblique and back tightness. for more on the injury, kevin durant will miss a couple days after suffering a strained hamstring. he missed days a year ago because of foot problems. some things i have never seen in my life watching sports. the central michigan band and cheerleaders were basically told to shut up by officials in this middle of the game. >> no noise from the band or cheerlead others to interrupt the snap. reset the play clock to 25

seconds. >> the refs told the cheerleaders and band they were being too loud and they had to stop making noise. they stopped the game because of this. this angered the central michigan fans as you could imagine. the cheerleaders and band were not upset. to to -- to lead dledo did win thi. how do you tell them they're being too loud. >> you agree with the

set your alarm clock. al roker's race around the weather clock will be here. he will be at the iwo jima

♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- james mcavoy. sam smith. comedian k