heading into the 10:00 hour. right now did a group foil isis plans. what the fbi is saying about a group of worldwide threats including here in the u.s. . a local college in mourning. what we're finding out about a student's actions that led to campus wide lockdown. >> it's been chilly this weekend. can we expect more of the same for thanksgiving week? tom tracking the travel forecast. good morning, hope you're having a great sunday. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. we're getting ready for our first taste of winter. >> did you start cooking turkey in not yet. >> you already got christmas shopping. >> good time to rake leaves. >> wind might take care of that. winds at 30 miles an hour at joint base andrews. 30 miles an hour. wind blustery bringing in chillier air from north and west all the way through the rest of

sunday. blue skies showing up. way off to the west, partly cloudy. windswept potomac. there's capital wheel, wind coming right down the river. temperatures metro area mid-40s, upper 40s washington and by the bay. up to the west chillier air upper 30s near 40, shenandoah valley out of the mountains, oakland only at 27. they had a dusting of snow in garrett county this morning. there is our city camera, the washington monument, jefferson memorial. after chilly morning blustery winds will stay with us settling down a bit. by dawn tomorrow, around this time tomorrow morning, a little below freezing. by dawn in the upper 20s through much of the region. a warming trend for the week ahead. i'll look at that in a few minutes. isis planning a series of attacks around the world including one in atlanta for today. our sister station in atlanta says there's already heavy security at the area where today's wwe event will take

place. authorities were tipped off by threats that and online. the alleged attack is planned at philips arena for a wrestling event called survivor series. fbi said it doesn't have credible evidence of an attack. they are taking the threat seriously. the event will go on as planned. a turkish airline felines had to be diverted to nova scotia after authorities received threat of a bomb threat yesterday afternoon. the plane had 256 people on board. it landed safely. no word on what they found. >> belgian officials monitoring a serious attack against brussels. city's mayor recommended cafes, bars close early. the subway is shut down and u.s. embassy in belgium urged americans to shelter in place and remain at home. some businesses decided to stay open but understood why so many stayed inside.

>> doesn't make us angry. life is like that. it had to be like that to save our life so better to be like that. >> at least one paris attacker salah abdelslam closed into belgium the morning after the attack. police aren't saying whether he may be the reason for the threat increase. >> a woman remembered anita datar one of 19 who died when gunmen stormed radisson blu hotel in mali. she leaves behind a 7-year-old son. democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton knew her personally. clinton said she, quote, represented the best of america's generous spirit, unquote. datar was a public health expert working for an international development firm right here in d.c. prince william taking a look at policy to check immigration status of those stopped by police. during a meeting saturday, the board of supervisors asked an internal auditor to investigate whether police are following that policy. it requires officers to check immigration standing of all people arrested.

they are required to tell immigration and customs enforcement if they find a person with a warrant against them. prince william county has one of the strictest immigration laws in the country. we have a tragic end to a story that's been developing all week. a troubled washington college student whose disappearance forced the school to lock down is dead. police found his body at a wild bird sanctuary in his home state of pennsylvania yesterday afternoon. he was in a land rover authorities are searching for. news 4's darcy spencer has more. >> reporter: washington college student jacob marberger disappeared monday forcing schools to close the campus until after thanksgiving break after they searched for the teenager. jacob marberger found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound saturday afternoon in pennsylvania. washington college released a statement that said in part, this is a terrible blow to our community.

the outpouring of compassion and support we have shown each other will help us through this difficult time. we need to continue to be supportive of each other as we mourn individually and as a community. marberger's parents alerted the school that their son had returned home from the college which is on maryland's eastern shore in chestertown and grabbed a rifle case. they weren't sure if he was armed but he was later spotted on surveillance video at a walmart in pennsylvania buying ammunition. his dad spoke at a candlelight vigil during the manhunt. jacob, wherever you are, whatever indiscretions you've done, they are all recoverable. >> but then he was kicked out of his fraternity and forced to resign his elected position as speaker of the campus senate right before he disappeared. counseling services will still be offered to students when they return from the holiday break. right now a d.c. area fire company is preparing to honor a fallen firefighter.

lieutenant mcray collapsed fighting a fire at a downtown highrise in may. derrick ward is live with a preview of the day. >> as you can see behind me the park adjacent to engine six at the building at 7th and o street northwest. that building house as lot of elderly folks, folks mobility challenged. particular important to get a response there. he was one of the first to get there. the fire on the 9th and 10th floor. he stayed in the building for about an hour and helped five people get down to safety. on the last trip down he collapsed. he died a short time later at a nearby hospital. since then this has been

declared kevin mcray day. it would have been his 45th birthday. this story so full of tragic irony. back in 2007 a cousin of his died in the line of duty from a heart attack. the very first fatality in 2006 responding to a fire on that same day. live the procession gets away at 10:00, watch for rolling road closures if you're traveling in this part. >> thank you, derrick. developing this morning, tragedy in myanmar. a landslide leaves dozens dead as the search continues today for survivors. panic at the movies. coming up, panic at the movies. why some of the theaters thought they were in dan

a developing story in myanmar. 100 people remain missing after

a deadly landslide there. the slide near a jade mine in northern myanmar killed seven people yesterday afternoon. search crews will continue looking for survivors today. the region is home to some of the highest quality jade bringing in billions a year. date night turned into chaos at a new jersey theater last night, a domestic dispute led some to believe there was a bomb threat. police did not find a bomb. they say at least one person inside a theater was yelling and behaving strangely evening jumping over seats. that's when other people in the theater got scared and started leaving. a minor injury was reported by a person trying to get out of the theater. no arrest was made. a huge upset in the bayou state. the big change that led to a new governor in louisiana. thousands headed to the roads, what kind of weather can you expect on the busiest travel

tomorrow is a big day at nbc 4 all day long, all about faem food for families drive. you can drop off donations at verizon center or head to washington first bank location as well as adler's jewelry and sac's fifth avenue. until thanksgiving on thursday you can donate online nbcwashington.com, search food for families. >> a brand-new governor,

democratic state representative john b john bel edwards defeated vitters. he becomes the first democrat since 2008. his opponents was ahead at one point. during re-election he announced he would not seek re-election. bobby jindal's term is limited after eight years in office. whether or not strategy with isis is working. >> to talk about this, moderator chuck todd. good to see you. >> how are you doing? >> we touched on it earlier, seems almost the president is having to explain everything all over again, jr statement, are they credible, legitimate, we've seen real change here. >> ultimately i think this is the the president's biggest probl

problem. the strategy pursuing, i think the president lost credibility looking like he took the isis threat seriously because of comments you brought up, jv and so forth. you are going to hear what leon panetta, head of cia, he's got specific ideas in there. biggest thing, attack on france is an attack on all. if you have that you have command structure. while ideas are good, tactics aren't working because there isn't a cohesive leader in this. america and nato could be that leader. >> what about the president wanting to create this coalition that includes russia. what kind of challenge for the u.s.? >> you'll hear secretary panetta saying i don't trust the russians, i don't want to do that. he does envision russians under

american command, nato command or vice versa. ultimately you have to make your decision. if isis is going to be there, fine. there's more and more thought that, look, assad has to go. the policy is not going to change on that. you can't come to any agreement with the russians. there's a coalition plane, russian plane, iranian plane, maybe targeting the same thing at the same time. there obviously has to be coordination. that's what makes it complicated. the whole world wants to defeatsey. they don't agree who should be in charge of that. >> now you've got groups anonymous and all these other groups, who is fighting who. >> it's a mess. there sort of -- there needs to be swo to take command and control. at the end of the day, not american leadership, nobody else is going to do it. nobody trusts russians to do it.

those are three big military powers in this case. it falls on the united states at a time when there's a lot of iraq war fat east coast. >> refugees, rhetoric. >> phobia. we tackle it all, have a passionate scholar, islamic scholar on. he clearly -- a lot of muslim americans that feel absolutely beaten down. >> things to talk about. thank you, chuck. you can see "meet the press" every sunday on nbc 4. 10:17, almost time for annual holiday parade and tree lighting at ruston town center. i'll be hosting with storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer. there are some pictures from last year. it was so cold. i won't need it this year, thank

goodness. friday on market street. tree lighting at 6:00 at night. we'll be helping with that. that's on market street at the fountain as well. this is really a spectacular parade. it's impressive. not only are your crowds big but saw balloons, massey style thanksgiving like balloons. >> the wind. >> wind is also a factor. >> it's going to be warmer by the enof the week. by friday, in the 60s. today only in the 40s. dress accordingly. you'll need layers to stay comfortable. wintry cold out there. sweater, wind breaker, sunglass sunglasses. you won't need umbrella. a good day for exercise, take in a run go, on a hike. temperatures by noontime in the upper 40s only briefly touching low 50s, between 1:00 and 3:00. winds gusting 25 to 30 miles an

hour. look at our low temperatures by dawn tomorrow. down to the upper 20s. most of maryland and virginia, except right near the bay waters low 30s there. may be the first freeze of the season right at reagan national airport in downtown washington. out of the mountains, mid-20s, because the winds stay up a bit overnight, it's going to keep it from dropping even farther. metro stop, bus stop, between 7:00 and 8:00 in the metro area upper 20s, 8:00 and 9:00 above freezing in low 30s. cold start to the day on monday. right now mid-40s in the metro area, nearby suburbs around the bay, upper 40s. shenandoah valley in the mountains, colder air moving in. over the last several hours one snow shower in garrett county near deep lake. that has dissipated. getting showers eastern virginia, st. mary's county, northern neck, track to cambridge and stay south and east. that dusting of snow left the

image there on this deck. photos sent in. i took this photo friday afternoon. love this crisp autumn weather, so invigorating. storm team 4 four-day forecast after the cold start tomorrow monday afternoon mid-40s. lots of sunshine. a lighter wind thankfully tomorrow. then on tuesday and wednesday, it's going to jump into the low and mid-50s for highs, morning lows in the 30s. great travel weather. we'll have dry pattern up and down atlantic seaboard, in and out of the midwest. should not have travel problems tuesday and wednesday. then thursday here thanksgiving day looking beautiful near 60 degrees. friday into the mid-60s. then saturday next chance of rain may make it into the low 60s with showers around on saturday. that's the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. 10:20, four things to know today. right now isis allegedly planning an attack in atlanta at

a wwe event. the fbi says it's aware but they have not found any credible evidence. a woman caused a hockdown at the white house after tossing an apple core over the fence. the lockdown lasted for about five minutes yesterday afternoon. the secret service took the woman in for questioning of she was not charged. the washington college student at the center of a campus shutdown is dead. jacob marberger's body found yesterday in pennsylvania. the college shut down when his parents told authorities he had taken one of their guns and disappeared. >> a 41-year-old man dead after his mother said he took pcp. she hid in her room and called

welcome back. it's one of the most iconic buildings on the national mall. most of the smithsonian capital is shut off to the public until now. news 4's tom sherwood takes us to the parts unknown inside the capital. >> the smithsonian castle completed back in 1855, a medieval style unlike most of official washington. the room near the entrance contains remains of james smithson who never in his life visited the united states. smithsonian council curator has worked in the castle 39 years.

now he delights showing historic items not open to public on upper floors mostly used tore staff and executive offices. like this desk that belonged to john quincy adams. it didn't start out as a desk. >> upright piano made in london. >> of course security there has a picture of what the piano originally looked like. >> these are floors. the public doesn't get to come up here. >> that's right. >> only special tours. >> special tours and some behind the scenes tours on the weekends. >> in one conference room charles lindbergh's 1927 leather helmet right next to 1965 gemini space helmet. basketball great michael jordan's 1996 jersey shows it's not all ancient history. >> you work in the building that is not filled with history but stuffed with history. do you see it? >> yeah. you know, the problem is that the smithsonian is located in 14 museums. so there's no way you can see everything even in 40 years. >> but he says he's going to keep on working and looking.

in the district tom sherwood, news 4. talk about a special welcome to the neighborhood, police escorts and big american flag help make an army veteran feel right at home. members of suntrust bank and military warriors support foundation presented jeremy horsely with keys to his brand-new home yesterday. horsely was moved by the family. it's a beautiful home, you know, the neighborhood is great. for bill to have an opportunity like this and walk into something like that, it's amazing. >> it took an army of contractors to get the home ready. it needed major repair work before he could move in. >> any chance that army of contractors is available to come to my house. >> i don't know. they did a beautiful job. it really took a lot of time. he's so grateful but we are so thankful for what he's done and given for our country. so weatherwise, we're commenting on how the camera was shaking in

the shot behind. >> winds gusting 30 miles an hour this morning. they are going to stay plus terry this afternoon with highs in the low 50s. cold start, maybe the first freeze of the season in washington. 20s elsey, 40s tomorrow afternoon and then warming trend. great travel weather tuesday and wednesday. beautiful end of the week, highs near 50 and 60. >> eat that up with turkey, stuffing, cranberry. >> thanksgiving itself. >> that's awesome. >> that's doing to do it for "news 4 today." "meet the press" is next. >> wake up with us tomorrow morning. we start at 4:

this sunday, fighting isis. how do we defeat them what should the u.s. strategy be and how safe are we at home? we'll talk to the experts including homeland security chief jeh johnson and former defense secretary and head of the cia leon panetta on what needs to be done. plus, a bad week for american leadership. president obama sounds defensive. >> i don't know what more you want me to add. while the republicans go over the top on refugees. >> i would encourage you mr. president, come back and insult me to my face. >> i want to surveil. i want surveillance of these people that are coming in. >> how will the isis threat and the politics of fear impact the 2016 campaign? also, syrian refugees and america. are there legiti r