take look at a growing memorial at one location that was hit in a paris terror attack. we know one has been linked to belgium. >> we also learn thad two of the seven attackers who died in paris on friday night were french men. they were living in brussels. we've got new video. we want to show you this now. this is a car. you're going to see it coming in on a tow truck and it's linked to those paris attacks. officials say gunmen armed with automatic weapons holed up in this car before they started shooting. >> it was found four miles east of the capital. three rifles were found in a volkswagen polo. >> we're learning three coordinated teams of gunmen and suicide bombers carried out the six separate attacks on friday killing 129 people, injuring another 352.

>> there is heightened security at sporting venues here in the u.s. derrick ward is standing by at fed iks field as we take a live look. but let's get the latest from nbc's barry errand right now. >> reporter: candles and hugs early this morning in the heart of paris. they came to place de la republique. there were other individual ideals at bars and restaurants where dozens died at the hands of armed men. pictures of scenes that lasted minutes. one survivor told nbc news she thought she was going to die. >> all of a sudden huge gunshots that sounded like fireworks. >> reporter: this man played

dead and then ran for his life. >> they were not stopping. they were refilling the guns, reloading the guns and they were heavily armed. >> isis says it carried out the attacks on six locations in parse. a french prosecutor said the 30-year-old french national who threw a grenade and fired into the crowd was invoking the wars in syria as well as iraq. >> near the body of the suicide bomber which was right near the national stadium. there was a syrian passport sound and somebody was born in 1990. >> reporter: the prosecutor said seven of the killers are dead. amid their tears the french very vowing to strike back against isis. french president francois hollande vowing to fight back and calling it an act of war. >> let's get over to derrick ward.

derrick, fans are going to see more security as a result of the attacks. >> it's all about making people feel safe. first off, there's no specific threat. this is out on an abundance of caution. nfl has released a statement. one of the things they say is they've encouraged people not to bring bags at all but if they must, they be clear plastic or vinyl or pc and adhere to the standard policy that they will be no larger than 12 x 6 tiemsz 12. we've seen fans with those kinds of bags. we talked with the fans about how they feel about it. >> staff and everything hire does a good job, so i'm not having any worries. >> i did have some concerns because we're in an open parking lot, so there's not a lot of

security but i believe once we're in the game and because of the metal detectors, everything should be fine. >> and, again, it's all about making nfl experience be as pleasurable and safe as possible. we do hear that at the beginning of this game there will be a moment of silence on the field with victims of that paris tragedy. we're live. derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >> thanks so much. right after "news4 today" there's a special edition of "meet the press" focusing on terror in paris. chuck todd has tough questions. they have question about how the u.s. is responding yochl ku see that coming up at 10:30 right here on "news4." >> let's turn to weather. it started out in the 30s. now in the 50s here in the district. >> tom kierein making some progress. >> here's a live view from the "storm team 4" camera overlooking union station on this sunday morning. a degentle breeze and sunshine.

your weather headlines, we'll have milder weather. some rain chances in the week ahead. temperatures right now are hovering in the low 50s. reagan national, 51. low 50s around the bay too. so quite a dramatic change from this morning. it's jumped from 20 degrees. shenandoah valley never 50. out of the mountains as well. temperatures right around 50 degree. hour-by-hour forecast for the rest of the afternoon will gradually be hitting the mid to upper 50s by early afternoon. they'll probably level off in the low 60s by around 3:00 or so. bright sun with a light wind. 's the way it looks. >> tom, thank you. a developing story this morning. the first street entrance to union station back open this hour after a shooting. an off-duty police officer shot a suspect inside the station. the officer saw a robbery

suspect riding an escalator holding a knife. the officer tried to subdue the man. then opened fire. the suspect was shot along with a woman who was standing nearby. the man was suspected in a stabbing earlier in the evening according to police. the officer involved was an off-duty officer and the woman is expected to be only. the man prince george's county say killed three people is waking up behind bars. police arrested clifford browne jr. last night. they say he shot a woman, her daughter, and another man inside an apartment. the victims are lakeysha walters, her 25-year-old daughter shaneka williams and a man james gibson. no word on why brown killed them. trains are going to start passing through the station monday morning pretty early, 4:47. it's on the fredericksburg line.

the station also has a new 1,500-space forecast parking. federal officials will decide whether or not police will start using body cameras. were one of many local jurisdictions testing the cameras and they already have the dashboard cameras installed. new this morning, threats against muck limbs am student says he was targeted and why the school is investigating it as a possible hate crime. and why no one is

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out. [ speaking french ] >> and now live from new york, it's "saturday night." "saturday night live" opened the show without humor as a sign of support for paris. >> an emotional and sommer start to "saturday night live" opening without humor as a shine of support for paris. cecile strong offering an opening in both english and french. she offered compassion and support for the french people. day after the paris attack a muslim student found a message kill paris written on his dorm room name tag. >> don't treat me like a terrorist. >> it's just unacceptable. we're in the 21st century. this should not be a problem anymore. >> and uconn officials echoed that calling the actions unacceptable and against the

university's values. police in michigan are looking into another threat targeting american muslims. dear born police say a twitter user put up this threatening post. it has a screen grab in their story online. it claims dearborn, michigan, has the highest muslim population in the united states and let's send isis a message. so far there have not been any arrest. the terror attacks quickly became the center of topics at last night's presidential debate. hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin o'malley brought up foreign policy. all three had different takes on raising the minimum wage. >> put hands money in the hands working people. >> i support a $12 national federal minimum wage but i do believe that's a minimum. >> and if fox middle class makes

more money, the economy gross. we did it and knob headed for the hills. >> they also focused wall street, education, and gun control. break out your jackets. tom says it's going to be a chilly start to your day. plus, divine intervention. one woman's health care put her on the packet to help others

welcome back. the terror has you asking question as what does the intelligence community know about our current threat level and what can we do. >> moderator chuck todd with us. you're preparing for a special edition focused the terror attacks in paris. you know, we look at what the president says. he's coming out in full support of the french president t french president saying this is an act of war. where does that put the president? >> i talked to one of his closest national security advisers that the president concurs, this is an act of war. what does that mean? does he want to see france invoke the article 5 nato treaty. it's only been invoked once. many in france believes this is their version of 9/11. it's possible that happens. it means the united states would have to ramp up.

it's our treaty obligation. it's interesting. they're not ready to say they're changing strategies but they used the phrase intensify kalgs, that they clearly need to step things up. what that means, i think, is going to be up for debate. you're hear from the head of the counterterrorism, head of capitol hill hill about this. okay, can isis get here and a concern that, you know, french intelligence didn't have -- didn't know this was coming and is isis just because in some ways they're locally formed, this is not a command in control. it makes it that much harder to stop them. there's political ramifications but i can tell you there's a powerful powerful firsthand account of being in that theater of basically a woman who had to play dead and hide under a dead body. >> it's a horrific story and it's found its way into the race for the presidency.

last night we had the democratic debate. the three candidates standing on the stage all agree thad we need to pull other people in in this fight against isis, but did we hear any clear policy shift with any of them? >> we really didn't. it looked like hillary clinton was being cautious if not overly so. she didn't want to look like she was disagreeing with the president too much but she surprisingly was a little flatfooted, to be honest. and i think maybe she just assumed that this was herr wheelhouse and maybe it didn't matter. now, you'll see in the show. we have the clip of a focus group post debate that sort of proves her right that maybe it didn't matter. her experience is enough for democratic group. nobody raised their hand for o'malley and sanders, no matter how hard they went after clinton. now, will it matter to republican primary voters? they've been gravitating. jeb bush, when i asked him if he

thought donald trump was ready to be commander in chief, you'll have to be ready for his response. it was -- i don't know. you could tell where he wanted to go but he stopped just short. it was a fascinating answer. >> you can see that answer in about 12 minutes from now, at least the start of the show. chuck todd with a special "meet the press" "terror in paris." again, that's coming up on nbc. a woman is giving back. she's working as a chaplain. >> that's right. "news4's" eun yang reports doctors and patients alike say the connection between faith and healing is undeniable. >> when we wake up in the morning sometimes we take for grants the fact that we can open our eyes, that we can walk, that we have activity of our limbs. >> reporter: after a

life-changing medical scare, kimberly richardson decided she could no longer take the little things for granted. >> the pain was so intense, i could barely move. >> reporter: about eight years ago she had emergency heart surgery at med star washington med center. she was 23. her diagnosis, pericarditis, an inflammation of the lining that covers the heart. dr. george ruiz is the cardiologist who treated her. >> it could have been life-ending. >> reporter: as kimberly reco r recovered, she began to review her condition as a blessing in disguise. >> i really felt the lord was calling me into chaplaincy. >> reporter: kimberly decided to pursue a master's degree in divinity and last year returned to the same hospital where she was treated now to minister to those who are facing similar medical crises. >> they feel like nobody cares about them. so when they see somebody come in just to check on them and see how they're doing and can offer like a hope for their spirit, they're very encouraged.

>> reporter: kimberly works with the hospital's spiritual care department as a chaplain resident. >> we represent the caring and kind of like i guess you could say the supernatural side of things. we represent who god is. it's kind of like the hospital is the church and we're the pastors. >> reporter: and she considers the patients the parishioners. she visits with them and their families offering prayers, conversation, and sometimes just her presence. >> families need to know they have support when they're going through a crisis or tragedy. >> reporter: many medical experts see a direct connection between the spiritual and scientific. >> there's a lot about science we don't understand. there's a lot about faith we don't understand. and to me i think when both of them come together is really where the magic is. in kimberly's case, for her to be able to lean on her faith at a very difficult time proves just as life-saving as the

intervention she had. >> reporter: kimberly's personal experience brings a unique perspective to the bedside. and her special touch helps. >> faith plays a very key role. in many ways it's the best medicine. there are no side effects. >> i wanted to be there with those people to remind them they're not alone. and, of course, i wasn't alone. i still had the presence of god with me. >> reporter: eun yang, "news4," washington. we've had a lot of sad news over the weekend, so it's nice to have an uplifting good spiritual story. >> something for folks to hold onto. folks need to be bundled up. >> it's chilly. >> it feels nice, almost warm. but you get in the shade, it's kind of chilly. it says on my "storm team 4" washington app which you can get on the nbc washington app, click on the weather on that tab and you'll get all the updates when

you're away from your tv. right now is a live view of the tower camera. still a lot of leaves on the trees here and around the metro area, but a lot of them have come down as well. geebet the bright sunshine pouring down. a great day to get out and get some exercise, maybe go for a hike, maybe a bike ride. upper 50s by 1:00. hovering in the low 60s by the 3:00 hour. then dropping back after sunset, which today is at an early 4:55. for raking the leaves, thankfully we won't have strong winds. a few light breezes coming in, remaining dry. post your pictures like colleen wilkins did when she did a morning run on the mall. there's the capital reflected in the pool right by the capital. she posted it on the twitter page. the love seeing your photos. for later today you'll be

comfortable in a jacket. long sleeves. long pants. not as cold tonight. temperatures right now hovering in the upper 40s. metro area around 40s. 50s. around the bay in the shenandoah valley. don't have any rain. "storm team 4" radar showing no signs anywhere. a great weather for the day at fedex field for the day. kickoff at 1:00. temperatures will be near 60 by middle of the game. lots of sunshine. then over the next several days a warming trend. high to mid-60s. wednesday into thursday midday is likely when we'll get rain coming through. mild on thursday, high near 0 and cooling down next weekend. that's the way it looks. >> thanks, tom. just in, breaking news on the attackers in paris. the attackers in paris. we know they

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four things to know on this sunday. breaking news right now. the french justice minister telling nbc all of the paris attackers are dead. another seven believed linked to the terror have been detained in belgium. the redskins take on the new orleans saentsed a fedex field. they'll have security inside and outside all stadiums and parking lots swro an off-duty police officer shot a suspect inside

union station. an innocent bystander also hit but expected to be okay. president obama and world leaders calling for urgency to discuss world terrorism. a few hundred miles from the syrian border. if you want to stay warm, stay away from the shade. >> yeah. warming trend for the week ahead. enjoy. >> thank you so much for joining us. "meet the press" is next. wake up with us tomorrow morning. we begin at 4:26. until then, have a great sunday. now only ford offers $75 black friday bonus cash on select vehicles, on top of ford friends and neighbors pricing. that doesn't happen every day.

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it's your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. . this sunday morning, a special edition of "meet the press." terror in paris. france's 9/11. how did it happen? what signs did french intelligence miss? do we need a new way to confront isis? is there a risk of it reaching the united states? kel talk to top government officials anden expert on terrorism. plus, terror in the campaign. the democrats debated last night and jeb bush joins us this morning. do the current events lessen the appeal of the