chilly saturday. cool and breezy on sunday. right now, temperatures are rather balmy. we're in the upper 60s, near 70 degrees. reagan national at 68. don't have any showers anywhere in our vicinity but they're well off to our west. western pennsylvania, ohio, into west virginia, eastern kentucky. these are advancing off to the north and east, likely coming into the metro area during the afternoon and lingering into the evening. i'll have the new hour by hour timing on that i'll have the commuter report on this friday morning. melissa is talking about a road closure. >> we have a road closure in northwest. at rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue. all lanes are blocked. northbound traffic at this moment pushed on to p street and southbound turned around and sent up waterside drive. it is a one mile back up in that area. it is pretty slow. allow extra time if you're headed that way at any time soon. sounds like it will be out of the way in the next 40 minutes

everybody, southbound, you see no slow downs. no worries. 95 and maryland, no problem there. i'll see you in a few. we're following breaking news in the district while you slept, bullets flew late last night into multiple cars and buildings including an apartment building. there you see the damage there. this happened in the area of stanton and naylor roads around 10:00 p.m. and multiple scenes. no injuries reported. we're working to get suspect information. we have our meagan mcgrath headed there right now to give us a live update in a minute. i'm molette green at the live desk. metro riders are voicing their frustration as metro leaders consider new service cuts. the board is weighing the decision to cut an additional eight hours per week of rail service in the name of safety. for ten hours at a public

metro's plan. the weekend would see the greatest im pack. the general manager responded by saying he understands the frustration as news4 transportation reporter adam tuss explains, riders are making their positions clear. >> reporter: all quiet at metro headquarters now but that was not the case throughout the course of this public hearing as riders gave metro lieder as an earful about this proposal to slash rail service. >> frankly, the proposed cuts are disgrac. being available. >> i was compelled to come here today to say to you and look you in the eye and say how dare you. >> you hear the passion in their voice? >> oh, yeah, no, i do. it is clear. it is the same passion i feel for it. the exact same passion i feel for it but the passion is also on their safety. >> any change in service hours to metrorail has to be approved

done at any time. we'll keep our eye on it for you. back to you. >> that was adam tuss reporting. while riders sound off on metro, leaders are cutting more service cuts in maryland and virginia if more money is not approved. jack evans says service to the new silver line and other suburban routes may have to be cut. virginia transportation secretary wants to see major improvements on metro before talking about more money. today in prince george's county, the parents of three h allied to appear in court charged in his murder. police say 32-year-old antoine petty admitted to punching the infant in the torso to stop him from crying. the mother, 23-year-old janice petty says the father has a mental illness. the clock is ticking for people in virginia to register to vote. this is the second chance to sign up before the november 8th election but you only have until midnight. the original deadline was

computer glitches with online registration and high demand. the virginia department of elections website is back up and running. you can also register in person at the registrar's office until 5:00 p.m. if you're mailing in your registration, make sure it has a post mark of today. these times also apply if you're changing your address. there are fewer than three weeks until election day and the candidates are focusing on battleground states today. hillary clinton will rally in ohio and bill clinton h florida. joe biden and tim kaine have events in pennsylvania. that is where donald trump will be as well today after a rally in north carolina. governor mike pence will speak with supporters in new hampshire. hillary accidently bumped into me and she very civilly said pardon me. >> it is amazing i'm up here after donald. i didn't think he would be okay

at each other in a new way last night. much more on decision 2016 and the charity events you see here that had them joking, still ahead. we'll learn more about the new hospital coming to prince george's county after decades of waiting, officials finally received the certificate of need for the new medical center. it will replace prince george's hospital center and will be owned and operated by the university of maryland medical system. the hospital costs more than half a billion news4's darcy spencer will have a live report later in the newscast on what we can expect to learn today. d.c. will have a new outdoor recreation store. rei is celebrating the grand opening today in northeast. instead of a ribbon cutting, they're cutting a web of climbing rope. the location is at the former uline arena. it is the first store in d.c. it is where the beetles first

the u.s. i wonder if there is beatles memorabilia in there. it may not look like it now but you don't want to forget the umbrella today. a closer look at when the rain moves in and the commuter forecast when we check back in with meteorologist tom kierein. >> it is the next best thoing prevention, early detection. what women are encouraged to do for their health today. imagine sitting in your apartment when suddenly bullets come through your window.

just in to the newsroom this morning, videos of home and cars shot up in d.c. megan mcgrath is getting her live shot set-up and we'll bring you the latest in a moment. >> the celebrity who knocks on your door this morning. who plans for stumping for hillary clinton in our area. >> if you plan to spend any time your big forecast. >> a cold front is approaching. ahead of that, we have balmy temperatures. the weather underground network showing it is well into the 60s, shenandoah valley, virginia, maryland, along the bay, in washington in the upper 60s. a little sunshine, dealing with that for the morning commute. dry roads, will be in the upper 60s and by noon time, you'll notice the winds picking up. we'll be in the mid-70s and upper 70s by mid afternoon and we'll have likely showers coming

that is going to be for the afternoon commute. no rain anywhere in the vicinity on storm team4 radar but we have the showers in pennsylvania and out in ohio and west virginia and kentucky. those will be moving in later this afternoon. we have the hour by hour timing on that at 5:21. melissa has an update on the road closure in the district. >> so, again, we have rock creek parkway shut down there at massachusetts avenue with all lanes blocked in both directions. here is what they're doing right now. northbound traffic at this point this morningei around and sent up waterside drive here this morning to try to keep those away from the scene as they're trying to clear that. 270 south from 70 down to the spur, you can see we're on time there, going to take you 27 minutes as you're headed southbound. northbound, nice and clear as well. earlier roadwork is out of the way there. northbound bw parkway at the beltway. left line is getting by. it held on late yesterday and we saw real delays there.

of the beltway things are going nicely. 11 minutes after the hour, developing right now, two shootings have neighbors in southeast d.c. on high alert this morning. windows, walls, cars, blasted with bullets overnight in two separate incidents. megan mcgrath is live now with new information from d.c. police. megan? >> reporter: well, a pretty scary situation and take a look at the video here, this is from one of the scenes on naylor road. around 10:00 last nig, through a window and you can see in the video there, pierced the window, went into the apartment building there in the 2,500 block of naylor road. there were people who were actually home at the time that this happened. a very, very scary situation and a close call. we spoke to a woman who was there. she didn't want her face shown but she describes what happened. >> they only recovered one bullet.

they were asleep and they thought they. [ inaudible ] >> fortunately, nobody was hurt in this. police are looking into another shooting that happened last night around the same time or shortly there after in the 4400 block of 12th street. shots were fired there. there is property damage in that situation as well. a number of cars parked on the they had their windows shot out and also bullets to the cars as well. not quite sure at this point whether there is any connection between these incidents. they're under investigation, but certainly a very scary situation last night unfolding around 10:00. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. a judge will sentence a man for raping woman in the hill east avenue of southeast. antoine pitt was on super viced

woman's home and raped her last year. a jury is recommending 60 years in jail and a life time supervised release should he be released after his sentence. the u.s. attorney for the district of columbia says pitt has to be incarcerated until he is no longer physically capable of raping another woman or harming another person. sentencing is at 10:30 this morning. developing now, a powerful 6.6 magnitude earthquake shook western tokyo. this happened just after 1:00 this morning our time. that quake caused a black out for nearly 40,000 people. no word just yet on a restoration. look at the mess, though, from the shaking there. no reports of any serious damage or injuries. no tsunami warning was issued. amtrak is back in service along the northeast corridor this morning. a train headed here to d.c. hit somebody on the tracks. this happened between new york and philadelphia last night.

now. we also don't know why they were on the tracks. >> in news 4 your health, october is national breast cancer awareness month. today it is national mammography day. the best defense is early detection. they only take ten to 15 minutes but could catch breast cancer up to three years before it can be felt. >> some of these things are almost microscopic. we're looking for small features that could suggest small, early breast cancer. if we can detective cancers when they're small, typically the treatments are less aggressive, less harmful. it saves lives. >> most experts agree most women should get an annual mammogram at the age of 40. if you're worried about the cost, the cdc offers free or low cost tests to those who qualify. a reminder to think twice

university of florida researchers say parents need to pay close attention to privacy policies on social media sites. consider your children's feelings before posting, even if they're very young. your digital identity and their digital identity will follow them through childhood and as they look for jobs. back to decision dwx and the face-off you'll be hearing about today. hillary clinton and donald trump go head to head in a war of jokes. >> maybe a 5 if she loses the torch and tablet and changes her hair. >> the presidential nominees sat one seat apart at a charity dinner in new york last night. cardinal timothy dolan is the only one who separated them and

campaigns. michelle obama gives a speech and everyone loves it. my wife, melania, gives the exact same speech. >> the charity dinner raises money for catholic organizations in new york. the undecided voter who became an internet sensation paid a visit to d.c. >> at some point, it can only get so surreal. >>ou bone at this point. even if you didn't hear him ask a question at the second debate, he visited washington to get a get out the vote. it was sponsored by the maker of the sweater he wore. he hasn't said who he will vote for. >> a lot of people will be ken bone for halloween. >> i can see that. >> another star getting out the vote.

george mason university tomorrow on behalf of hillary clinton. the campaign says she will speak to students about the high stakes of the election, especially for millennial voters. don't be surprised if she knocks on your dorm room door at george mason. >> can you imagine if she showed up at your door. party in the usa. >> i would slam the door. >> that is kind ofxle.n"b rude. >> 17 now after 5:00. storm team4 meteorologist breezes blowing in from the south and west and we have big changes on the way coming today. this morning, if you want a run in or a bike ride through actually early afternoon, it will be all right. but by late afternoon into the evening hours, that is when we'll have likely showers coming on through. we don't have any rain in the metro area and it is off to our west. we have showers here in pennsylvania, ohio, west virginia down to south western

southern west virginia closer to the shenandoah valley and the metro area but not until later this afternoon. here is the hour by hour timing, leading edge of this in the color area moving into western maryland around 9:00, 10:00 this morning. coming into the shenandoah valley around noon time, light showers an crossing the blue ridge, picking up a little bit of moderate downpours coming into perhaps loudoun county, fredrick county, maryland, washington county into faulkner, this is going to be around 2:00 then as they get closer to the metro area, wet showers coming in. this is as of 4:00, northern virginia, the metro area, much of central maryland starting to move into central maryland. 4 to 5 to 6:00 p.m. it gets closer to the bay but lingering showers, 7, 8, 9:00 tonight. most of the rain pulls east of the bay after midnight tonight. then we have a general drying trend, the cloud cover begins to break up after midnight and the

tomorrow down to the upper 40s and then during the afternoon on saturday, just upper 50s near 60. winds may be gusting 40 miles an hour tomorrow, partly cloudy, then on sunday, beautiful day, lighter breezes, highs mid-60s. mid-60s again on monday, tuesday, up, just near 60 degrees so a cool pattern into next week. melissa, what is going on now? >> still have this situation. this is the worst problem here. i keep talking about this one, rock creek parkway at mass avenue, a northbound and southbound. police pushing northbound traffic on to p street and southbound traffic being turned around and sent up water side drive here this morning. also, northwest, rock creek parkway at the kennedy center, have the long standing work prorj there. traffic alternating there through the work zone. looking at 95 quantico to the bell way. you're nice and on time. no other problems. we'll keep you updated and be

i'm molette green at the live desk with breaking news out of afghanistan. just learning details about a fort hood soldier killed. we just learned that sergeant douglas jriney died after encountering hostile forces in kobul. the 26-year-old resident was a resident of fairview illinois. he had been assigned to the third calvary regimen and calvary fort hood. another soldier was found dead there in his home. it has been a tough week for the soldiers. >> thinking about their families now. thank you. 5:20 is our time. new information on the charges five teens are facing for allegedly spray painting graffiti that included racist messages. they're charged with vandalism but not a hate crime.

the vandalism was discovered on october 1st. a few days late yes the community got together to repaint the historic building. if you want to give a big thank you for the foundation, i want to give a big thank you for inviting me to emcee for the power of ten. really, the concept that kids from under served areas can go to college and be successful if they only graduated if i only had my posse. out of that came this great organization, they have great academic leadership, qualified kids in groups of ten on a whole scholarship. we honored -- >> full four years, right. >> full four years in groups of ten. imagine the partnership you have to create to get that. one of my favorites. >> congrats to the kids, too. samsung under fire for the

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your time is 5:25. here are four things to know before you head out the door. the three men accused of planning a terrorist plot in kentucky will be are part of a small militia group called the crusaders and had plans to bomb an apartment complex. the woman behind the bridge gate scandal is taking the stand in her own defense. bridget kelly called for the major traffic problems three years ago. samsung is blocking youtube parody videos of exploding galaxy note 7 phones.

copyright charges against the users. get the outside fix this morning. that is likely the last time you'll feel temperatures in the 70s for awhile. temps could drop by 20 degrees tonight and we could get rain, too. >> staying on top of a developing story out of l.a. firefighters working through the night on hot spots during the firefight that kept them busy at a mansion in northeast los angeles. one person reported missing from 12 people managed to get out. an 84-year-old man is the one still missing from this home. i'm molette green at the live

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now at than two weeks away from election day and donald trump and hillary clinton are pulling out all the stops, including something unconventional for one of the candidates. halloween cancelled? why schools across the country are foregoing the festivities this year. >> and say goodbye to all of the beautiful weather we've had. the rain and cold are already starting to move back in. good morning toll you. i'm eun yang.

and safetracking. >> metro looking good but safetrack, a good reminder as we head into the weekend as well. single tracking, surge number 9 between vienna and west falls church on the orange line for one more week and we're done with that and we'll start with the red line stuff of course and those closures rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue. still have all lanes blocked there. northbound traffic pushed on to pchk and southbound turned un old hundred looking good. probably going to get volume building in the next hour as you're headed southbound. 66 inbound going northbound. we'll see you in a few. and i will totally accept the results of this great and historic presidential election

adding fuel to the fire, started at wednesday's debate and the republican nominee is facing back lash from critics for suggesting he might not accept the outcome of the election. edward lawrence is on capitol hill with the latest on the campaign now. we know this was an unprecedented comment or suggestion from donald trump. what is the reasoning behind it? >> donald trump believes that there is mass widespread voter fraud across the country. he points to the fact that there are several areas around vote in the election. many on capitol hill here are concerned because that goes to the very foundation that if this election is certified, will donald trump accept the peaceful transition of power, something our country is pretty much based on. >> edward, let's switch gears to the clinton campaign. she will be making her first appearance since the debate today. what is her strategy over the

and sending well liked surrogates into states traditionally republican. michelle obama yesterday was in phoenix, arizona, she is trying to turn phoenix to the democratic side which is something that hasn't happened in a very, very, very long time. so she is going forward trying to get some of the border line red states, arizona, utah, turn them into her column forcing donald trump to spend money he doesn't have in those states in order to keep his lead there. thanks. happening today, d.c.'s former police chief will be honored with a retirement party. cathy lanier retired after 26 years of service. d.c. leaders will celebrate her with a ceremony in northwest. lanier now oversees security for all 32 nfl teams and the super bowl. one issue lanier is addressing is domestic violence. the league has now reopened the investigation into new york giants kicker josh brown.

involving his ex-wife. at the time, the nfl says it did not have much information and suspended brown for one game. now brown's journal entries and e-mails have come to light. in those messages, investigators claim brown admits to physically and verbally abusing his ex-wife. brown did not travel to london for this weekend's game. happening today, friends and family will celebrate the life of josh hardy, the virginia boy who died after years of battling josh's family successfully fought a drug maker to get an experimental drug for him. he died last month. there is a super hero costume celebration for josh at the fredericksburg expo and conference center. everyone is invited but you have to wear a super hero costume in honor of josh. his funeral will be held at fredericksburg baptist church. >> navard sanderson is accused

inside his car. that is according to the fredrick news post. court documents say the attacks happened last month after sanderson dropped someone off. detectives say he picked up the girl on maryland route 26 and convinced her to have sex with him. he has been banned from uber. the writer of an tharl described a brutal gang rape at uva is saying she messed up at the defamation trial, the author of the piece admitted she made mistakes in her reporting. the story was eventually retracted it. uva administrator is suing the magazine for defamation and is asking for $8 million in the case. the prince william county school superintendent steven walsh has until january to come up with an administrative team. they would oversee the framework for or the development of the framework for a nondiscrimination policy.

sexual orientation or gender identity and give students protection against bullying related to the same issues. board would take another look at the proposal in june. there won't be costumes or candy at an elementary school in connecticut this year. school's principal sent home a letter to parents explaining temperature decision. the reasons include safety concerns and the concern that some may feel excluded during the celebration. some parents say they fully >> it was a fun parade to have but if there is one child that feels excluded and not comfortable coming to school, it can be celebrated outside of school. >> not everyone is on board. the parents think it is an over reaction. students may have a fall theme party, harvest parties, we see those at schools. >> i think it makes sense. you have to consider safety and you do want the community to feel. >> costumes can be scary. >> it is just a costume. it is okay.

hundreds, potentially thousands of homes starting to crumble. the foundation issues some home owners are facing and what they can do about it. >> a prince george's county hospital gets the green light. what we expect to learn about the plans as the move forward -- as they move forward later today. >> it is partly cloudy, 70 degrees in most areas this morning but that is about to

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5:40 our time right now. we have kids headed to the bus stop this morning. >> tom kierein is here to tell us what to wear. >> at the metro as well. it will be a we'll stay in the upper 60s, morning buses on the 7:00 and 8:00 hour, you'll notice the breeze is up a bit, too and the winds will be blustery by mid morning. we'll climb into the low 70s but we'll stay dry through the morning. sunshine in and out. what to wear? you'll need your long sleeves and then later today, a raincoat and an umbrella when you're headed back home. that is when showers will can moving back in. put away the shorts, you probably won't be needing the sunglasses. we have a lot of cloudiness

rain globally. that is all advancing toward us coming in later today into the afternoon hours, i have new hour by hour timing on that coming up in ten minutes. melissa has an update on the road closure in the district. >> update on the problem there in northwest from earlier this morning, rock creek parkway and pennsylvania avenue. everything is now cleared all lanes are open. isn't that good news here? as we approach the 6:00 hour, taking a look at travel times elsewhere, no major 270 south from germantown to the spur will take you 11 minutes to get to and from westbound on the beltway here. 95 to 270, going 61 miles an hour. going to take you nine minutes here. 66, no major problems and 95 north quantico to the beltway is okay. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. thank you. a local daycare worker accused of losing her temper, what she allegedly did to a student. passionate passengers. the metro riders not bacng

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i'm molette green at the live desk with new information just in about a shooting in washington, maryland that sent a man to the hospital. they tell us around 11:30 last night, officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds in the 6100 block of brandy hall court. that is not barnabas road. check out some of the video we have in from the scene. the man is listed in critical condition. no suspect information just yet. we'll stay on top of this when we get new information, we'll bring it right to you on-air and of course inside our nbc washington app. back to you now. storm team4 radar showing showers moving into the mountains of west virginia, western pennsylvania, getting closer to the metro area. got new hour by hour timing

parkway now open at massachusetts avenue. remember we had a crash closing things down. crash is gone, all lanes are open. 5:46 right now. metro leaders consider new service cuts, riders are making their opposition loud and clear. for ten hours at a public hearing. riders criticized metro's plan to cut service time in the name of safety. the plan clues cutting an additional eight hours per week of rail service. the weekend would see the greatest openings. paul wiedefeld says he understands the frustration from riders at the hearing but safety comes first. here is transportation reporter adam tuss. >> reporter: all quiet at metro headquarters now but that was not the case throughout the course of this public hearing as riders gave metro lead years an earful about the proposal to slash rail service. >> frankly, the proposed cuts are disgraceful.

>> i was compelled to come here today to say to you abdomen look you in the eye and say how dare you. >> do you hear the passion in their voice? >> i do. clearly it is the same passion i feel for it. the exact same passion i feel for it but my passion also is on their safety. >> reporter: it is important to note that any change in service hours to metrorail has to be approved by the board but that could literally be done at any time. we'll keep our eye on it it is 5:47 right now. universities across pennsylvania are closed with professors on strike. >> students first. student first. >> teachers are calling for a better pay and healthcare from the state system of higher education. the system covers 14 different universities and more than 100,000 students. today is the third day of the strike. the school system says it is

be reached. thousands of arlington county voters are not waiting until election day to vote. 43,000 are expected to vote absentee. that would shatter the 2008 record of 35,000 absentee voters. virginia residents who can't make it to the polls on election day can vote absentee in person through november 5th. mail in ballots must be received by election day by 5:00 p.m. early voting begins tomorrow at one northwest. d.c. residents can cast early votes at any location on election day you have to vote at your assigned spot. early voting begins in maryland next thursday. it has been years in the making the newest hospital in prince george's county is moving forward. the new hospital is being built at largo town center. county officials are preparing to celebrate and mark the next step. news4's darcy spencer is live with what we can expect. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, as

this is going to be a multi million dollar state of the art hospital right here in largo. a teaching hospital and it is all part of what the county executive is calling the new downtown largo. let's look at some of the rendering of this new facility. it is going to cost $543 million. it is going to be built on the site of the boulevard at the shopping center. this process, as you mentioned, has taken a few years in fact, the county had to scale back the project by $100 million in order to get this project approved. the county executive says that this hospital is going to be the anchor for new development here in largo. he is envisioning medical offices, office space, shopping centers, already we're seeing condos popping up all over this area and it is also right by the largo metro center.

afternoon right here at the shopping center. back to you. >> thank you. one place people count on to always feel safe is literally falling apart for thousands of families. as many as 30,000 homes in connecticut are crumbling. look at the huge crack in the foundation. look at that there. crack in the foundation, all of the affected houses used concrete from a local quarry when they were built. the governor is calling on fema to declare a state of emergency but th move out? it is my home. >> and happening now in pennsylvania will be a touching ceremony later today. vice president joe biden will accept an award named after his late son beau who died after a battle with brain cancer last year. mr. biden will receive the award

the cancer moon shot task force. the event will be hosted in the vice president's hometown of scranton. like it or not, and i don't, winter will be here soon. we can expect it to be harsher than last year perhaps. the national weather service is out with the new winter outlook. listen to this. the prediction doesn't lean one way or the other for us. federal forecasters predict warmer or drier weather to the south and colder and wetter weather to the north. like predicting a harsher winter. we'll lean on tom kierein for this sort of thing. >> he is in for our now forecast. let's think about now. >> and the near future as we look into the weekend. we have big changes on the way. you can track it all with the nbc washington app and right now you can look at that app and see our storm team4 radar and you're seeing it on your tv, too. it is showing no rain here

pennsylvania into ohio and west virginia. these are advancing off to the east, northeast coming into the shenandoah valley later this morning, the new hour by hour timing showing the area and color here getting closer to the panhandle of west virginia. that is about the 9:00 this morning. then it comes -- starts coming into the shenandoah valley around noon time. that is when you'll have light to moderate showers and crossing the blue ridge coming into loudoun county and fredrick 2. after that it gets into washington into the metro area around 3 to 4:00 p.m. wet roads for the afternoon commute and showers lingering from morning to mid evening. most of the rain tracks to the east bay after 10 or 11:00 tonight and we begin to dry out. that is when the winds pick up as well. big changes in the temperatures by 10:00, getting warm. we'll be in the mid-70s and upper 70s by 2:00 and then we cool as the showers come through

6:00 p.m. later tonight, all the way down to the mid-50s and by dawn on saturday. down to the 40s. afternoon highs tomorrow only around 60. winds may be gusting to 40 miles an hour tomorrow afternoon. mid-60s sunday, monday. cool pattern into next week. showers again on thursday. now melissa, what is going on? >> a report of a new crash here, inner loop at river road, caution they say, accident reported. we'll check that out for you. inner loop after the 270 spur. the work zone this morning. taking a look at 66, a much clearer look at 66. we changed our cameras there in virginia for you this week, earlier this week and things are looking pretty clear as far as the quality goes. 66 at fairfax county parkway. you can see no problems there. 95 north, wood bridge, we'll check out this problem on the inner loop coming up. >> thank you. 5:53 now. parents in prince george's

it happened at antioch child center. diara thompson is accused of slamming a boy's head on to a table. it happened while she l was trying to restrain the 3-year-old in a chair. they have a witness and surveillance video. thompson's grandmother said it didn't happen. >> i know her and i know she would never, never do anything to harm a child. i do know that for a fact. i would stake my life on it. >> thompson is no longero check your halloween stash for these. they are led light clings. target is recalling 127,000 of them due to a choking hazard for kids. the gel clings with separate and expose the button batteries. if you already have them, return them to any target store for a refund. they were sold nationwide during august and september. having bad credit can cost you double or triple for your car insurance. insurancequotes.com says if you

more on average than a driver with excellent credit. poor credit could sky rocket your premium by 104%. there is good news. the report says virginia drivers have the second smallest premium increase when credit drops from excellent to poor. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. >> snoopy may be headed to the unemployment line. the insurer is spinning off most business the next year and will sell plans to corporate customers. metlife has a multi year contract to use snoopy and other peanuts characterers such as charlie brown. i'm landon dowdy. bullets into homes, cars shot up as well. i'm working two different shooting scenes developing overnight. after decades of waiting, prince george's county is getting a new hospital.

across the region. new targeted attacks and what we're learning about an american service member killed in iraq. gas explosion hero. he helps everyone to safety and is sharing his story for the first time. >> i feel like i'm not a hero. >> from the debate to the dinner, trump and clinton are laughing together. >> getting through these three debates has to count as a miracle gl this is the first time ever, ever, that hillary is sitting down major corporate leaders and not

homes and cars shot up. a live report is minutes away. >> this is something you don't see very often. hillary clinton and donald laugh. >> and #augtober. get ready. it all comes to an abrupt end today. good morning, everyone, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. it is almost 6:00 a.m. 5:58. we said it for awhile now. things are coming to an end weather wise. 80 degrees, warm, summer like

won't say it. >> we'll have to turn it to novtober tomorrow. a live view from the tower camera over looking northeast washington and for the check list into the weekend, we'll likely get showers this afternoon into the evening. if you have plans late afternoon and this friday night, have an umbrella handy. turning much colder night likely tomorrow and cool and breezy during the day on sunday. storm team4 radar, we're all dry, a dry morning commute, just a few clouds around. we're getting showers off to our west. some of the showers are advancing closer to the metro area. we'll have a look at that coming up this half hour and your commuter forecast, that is in about ten mens. melissa is looking at a problem on the beltway. >> this is inner loop here near river road. that is the report here this

at this here this morning. right now, not seeing slow downs here on this m-dot camera we have reports. we'll check it out for you. northbound gw parkway before spout run parkway. have a car stopped in the right lane. could be slowing down if they don't get out of the way. rock creek parkway at massachusetts avenue, that crash is gone, lanes are open. don't have to worry about that one anymore. 66 and 95. no problems on 66 and 95. keep your fingers crossed on barnabas. no problems there. more problems on the inner loop, coming up. developing right now, windows, walls and cars hit with bullets in two separate incidents. >> neighbors were startled awake. both shootings happened in southeast washington. news4 megan mcgrath is piecing together this story for us live. megan? >> reporter: imagine being in your apartment with your family minding your own business when