good morning. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm pat lawson muse. lauren rickets and amelia drape rr standing by, and wow, what a change we have seen. just short span of time. >> we have been talking about this all week, from 80s monday, almost today we hit 80. >> temperatures got up there because rain took so long to get in. once it did, gray skies and that temperature dropped. >> a lot of meme calling in saying is the heaviest rain over? and the answer to that, a so here's a look from earlier. want to say thank you to our photographer for getting this video. this is river road, where you can see the rain came down at a pretty good rate. winds were blowing. right now, the winds not so bad. it's going to take a few hours for winds to pick back up. that heavy line of rain that moved through the d.c. metro area is now in parts of the baltimore metro area, down throan arundel, charles, and st. mary's county.

showers back there. as you head out opportunities, you could deal with a little rain, but the big story is going to be the increasing winds and the really cold temperatures as the system continues to impact the yare i. four things to know. heaviest rain over, if you're going out, grab the umbrella. isolated showers. winds pick up at 8:00 p.m., and we're in the 50s this evening and we have seen a dramatic mp are in shock of. amelia culled me earlier and said last night at 11:00, she took the temperature, because we almost made it to near 80 today. another warm day, but once that rain came through, that temperature plummeted. in fact, we're 18 degres cooler than we were this time yesterday. 20 degrees cooler in gaithersburg, even to the shenandoah valley. what's our temperature now as we continue into the rest of the

we were in the low 60s. i believe we're going to stay here, maybe go up a few degrees before the temperatures really start to fall. amelia will have the rest of what you can expect as we get to the overnight in terms of temperatures and a look at the weekend. that's all coming up. >> remember, even when we're not on the air, you can get the forecast and weather updates for your neighborhood. have the nbc washington app downloaded to your phone. >> to politics and ale just coming in from the final presidential debate. the nbc news survey monkey poll found 46% of likely voters thought clinton won. 37% believe trump won, and 17% said there was no clear winner. according to the same poll, clinton took all three polls decisively. >> voters were asked if they would accept the outcome of the election. 68% said they definitely or probably would.

would accept the results. 13% of those polled said definitely not. among republicans, 53% said they would accept the results while 45% said they probably or definitely would not accept it. >> both candidates are back on the campaign trail. right now, donald trump is speaking at a rally in johnstown, pennsylvania. earlier today, he spoke to thousands of supporter in north carolina, where early voting is already under way. trump touted a recent rasmussen absent from today's comments, any claim that the elections are rigged. trump saved his fire for first lady michelle obama. >> i see how much his wife likes hillary. but wasn't she the one that originally started the statement, if you can't take care of your home, right? you can't take care of the white house or the country. >> trump did throw down his

mantra, the candidate himself said, quote, let's win. >> clinton also returned to the campaign trail after last night's al smith charity dinner in new york. she reld a rally in cleveland about a half hour from now. bill clinton is also speaking today in florida, and vice presidential nominee tim kaine is in pennsylvania. kaine spoke earlier at state college where he praised hillary clinton's debate performances. >> she just pressure. if there's one thing you would want in a president of the united states is that. she showed us judgment, temperament. she showed up compassion. >> vice president biden is also holding a rally later today in willsberry, pennsylvania. meanwhile, students at one local school are asking their classmates to break their silence when it comes to the campaign. julie kerry will bring us their story later this half hour. >> prince george's county is

residents and even spur a lot of economic growth in the area. derrick ward joins us with a look at the time line. how long are we talking here? >> we're talking a couple years, but things are starting to move now. we're at the boulevard mall in prince george's county. a long time ago, that was seen as an economic engine. that has changed but they're looking at it as part of the future for the county because it will be part of the state of the art hospital. this is going to the -- the maryland health commission volted yesterday to give it the go ahead. this is going to be operated by dimensions which currently runs the hospital and a partnership with the university of maryland. research, teaching, and trauma services. it's going to be the prince george's county regional medical center. right now, half the people in the county who need medical care can go elsewhere, do that. he wants to reverse that trend. >> i want the thought to be, for

downtown to make sure they get the quality health care that we're going to deliver. that is what it's about. >> now, they're looking to break ground next spring and due to be complete in 2020. paid for in part by the state and also by prince george's county, and other sources. coming up later, we'll talk about what happened to this mall and what some of the expectations are for the new hospital once it becomes a reality. we're live in largo, derrick war >> there are at least eight gas stations in fairfax county with skimming devices to steal your debit and credit card devices. most of them are exons. the devices were discovered between june and september of this year and the thieves use the stolen info to withdraw money from various atms.

washington app and search skimming. >> a local tradition is back on one local campus. how it's coinciding with a very busy weekend and how it's bringing some big names into town. >> the first lady touts a few famous friends to make an appearance add the white house. making an impact on a firely young mew ziegz. >> and we're keeping an eye on the rain that's moved into the area. we're also tracking big changes

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a motorcyclist injured in a crash has died. chopper 4 was over the scene. you're looking at the southbound lanes of route 28 near route 50 in chantilly. it happened around 8:30, closing 28 south bund during the morning rush. the motorcycle collided with a pickup truck. it's not clear yet what caused the accident or if there are charges pending. >> two parents appeared in court this afternoon accused of killing their 3-month-old baby. buried the baby together. behind a baseball diamond in riverdale. prince george's county bureau chief tracee wilkins tells us what happened in court. >> today, a judge reviewed the bond of two parents accuse of killing their 3-month-old baby and decided that the mother, denise petty, should remain on $120,000 bonds giving her an opportunity to get out of jail before her hearing. her husband, however, antoine

the judge said that he does not believe that petty may show up to court since he had seven failures to appear in the past and in some of those cases, those weren't criminal trials, he believes he is a threat to the community. while he does not believe that that is the case with the mom. she has been given the opportunity for bond with the condition that she stays away from all minors. this after the couple are accused and charged in the murder of their 3-month-old child, according to charging 3-month-old antoine fleming, until the poor child was unconscious and bleeding from his nose and mouth. charging documents then say that the couple put the child in a vehicle for at least 24 hours before then burying him behind a baseball field in a prince george's county high school where he lay there in a shallow grave for weeks before his body was discovered. the parents led them to the child's body and said they did

hear from the family of the mother who was in court today to support her. i'm tracee wilkins. news 4. >> did you have trouble getting online today? now we know what was behind the issues for so many websites and it's raising big concerns. >> it's a pretty busy afternoon for storm team 4. we're watching big changes roll into the area just in time for the weekend. how tomorrow morning is going to be a whole lot different . fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee,

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first at 4:00, an international cyber attack may have been the reason you had trouble checking your twitter feed this morning. >> you said you couldn't do anything this morning on twitter. we just learned it's also going to stop you from using your credit card at the dmv in the district. interinate domain manager said its serr the west coast. the disruption impacted not only twitter but amazon, netflix, spotify, airbnb, and reddit as well. and the dmv told us you will have use cash, checks, or money orders to pay for services in d.c. >> we're coming into a very busy weekend in the district, one bringing a lot of famous faces and voices to town.

howard university's homecoming that mixes celebrity and black collegiate culture is now under way. meagan fitzgerald is out on the yard where the party has already started. >> hey, guys. definitely a party out here. we thought for a second that the rain was going to stop the crowd. this is university homecoming. we'll walk you down here. the crowd is excited. everybody is hyped go. common has already taken the stage as well as faith evans. we're expecting fabolous to take the stage soon. you know there are surprise guests that are also going to be taking the stage here. a lot of excitement out here. we want to show video we took earlier today. to give you an idea of what things looked like earlier. vendors were out here setting up food, getting ready for the day. all that while alumni and

high school students who came here on a college tour. they were excited to be here for homecoming, and get a feel for what campus life is like at howard university. >> very much i am inspired. i see a bunch of kids who have amazing grace and they just enjoy their time here. >> we always come back. howard university just breeds family like atmph >> now, fair to say that yard fest is definitely the kick off to howard homecoming. later on tonight, there will be a show at 7:00 on campus and tomorrow, the bison take on the aggies from north carolina. that game starts at 1:00, and guys, i'm just hoping we can get the win. >> i think you're going to have fun regardless of what the football team does tomorrow. that's my prediction. >> yeah. fingers are crossed anyway.

doing what we can to try to prevent suicide. this weekend, on saturday, doreen gentzler will mc's d.c.'s out of the darkness walk at the washington monument at 4:00 in the afternoon. the event has already raised more than $200,000 for the american foundation for suicide prevention. you can find dates and locations of all the upcoming walks in the nbc washington app. search changing minds walk. crowd at howard university. they're certainly not letting the rain dampen their spirits. i hope their brought coats. >> we're going to need coats. willthy nide the umbrellas anymore? >> i would keep the small umbrella handy or a poncho if you're heading out. the umbrella might get blown inside out. we're in a lull where it's not that bad. people saying it's kind of refreshing out there right now. but here's the thing. as we move on into the evening

tumble. here are your weather headlines. cold and windy out there this evening as you're getting ready to head out for friday night. don't be fooled looking out the window. bring the jacket and the umbrella just in case. cold and windy tomorrow from start to finish. sunday looking like the better of the two weekend days. cool and breezy. here's the latest check of storm team 4 radar, baltimore, down through an arundel counti rain, and then we look further back to the west and have to look all the way back to the i-81 corridor, winchester, hagerstown, for widely scattered showers. heading out tonight, the main story is going to be the increasing winds and the falling temperatures. more so than any rain. and look at where we're at right now with our temperatures. more generally in the low to mid 60s. 64 degrees in washington, and

at that point. you're really going to notice the winds start to increase around 8:00. if you're heading out for a late dinner, it will be gusty and in the 50s. by 9:00, 10:00, a few isolated showers out there. look at the temperature at 10:00. it's 55 and with the wind, it's going to feel even chillier. definitely bring the jacket tonight, and tomorrow, overall, the weather having a moderate impact on your saturday. i ran outdoors today. it was great. i was in a tank top and shorts. wearing gloves and a hat for that early morning run. it's going to be down right cold. if you're heading to the pumpkin patch and can put it off to sunday, i would recommend doing so. if you're going tomorrow, layers and boots. farmers markets are going to be windy and college football games, dress in layers, whether you're going to the howard game, the university of maryland night game or navy game. we start off tomorrow as you can see with your hourply planner,

with the winds throughout the day, for the most part, it's going to feel like the 40s all day long. we go from having our air conditioner on this morning through the lunchtime hours to having our heater on in our house tomorrow and sunday. it's going to be windy on sunday. here's your wind forecast. winds pick up around 8:00 this evening. still breezy on saturday, and by monday, the winds really aren't going to be an issue. you can see with our next ten days tomorrow is going to be the coolest, over the weekend. on sunda next week, pretty quiet but on the chilly side. our next chance of rain is next friday. at 4:45, lauryn will be taking a closer look at the weekend if you're going going to boo at the zoo. what you can expect at those events. >> thank you. as the temperature drops this evening, music is going to be filling the white house. first at 4:00, how the first lady is teaming up with some star power in the industry to make a difference with kids. >> plus, the local high school students who are encouraging

about who they support in this election. how their spoelsh expiment was

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employees... man: twice. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. the presidential campaign is so contentious, a lot of foengs are keeping their views to themselves. at one high school in louden county, some students conducted

talking. julie kerry went to park view high school to see what they learned. >> during this election cycle, i had a lot of people mention that they don't see many bumper stickers on campaign signs. there's probably quite a few reasons. one of the biggest ones, these are two of the least popular presidential candidates in modern history. you don't see t-shirts that often either, except maybe at rallies. in this journalism class, the students decided to undertake a very interesting experiment. trump and hillary clinton t-shirts to high school to see what kind of reaction they would get. samuel and ileana admit they were both very nervous when they walked into school the day after the debate. samuel in the trump tee and ileana in the clinton shirt. >> people would look at you, a moment where they register what you're wearing and give you a look. don't think i got one positive look the entire day. everybody would look at me, take

reactions than i expected. people were like, oh, i like your t-shirt or give me a thumbs up and signal toward the t-shirt. i also did have negative responses. have never been sneered at so many times in my life, and it was kind of a horrible feeling. >> ahead at 6:00, more of their observations including the worse moment of the day and what they concluded from their experiment. >> first lady michelleba hosted her final music workshop at the white house this afternoon. dozens of youngsters were invited to state rooms to take part in a panel discussion about music and education, and mrs. obama urged the students to take the experience beyond those walls and to bring their knowledge to others. >> when you leave here, who are you going to share this knowledge with? you know, a younger cousin, a sister, a brother, a neighbor? all of us are mentors.

>> today's panel featured gospel artist michelle williams, yolanda adams along with grammy museum director bob fant anella. the music continues tonight on the white house on the south lawn for the love and happiness concert event. shod be a lot of fun. >> the music education workshops aren't the only part of mrs. obama's leggy we're looking back at. >> people are constantly talking about what she is wearing. including her most recent state dinner look. we put together a gallery of dozens of first lady's outfits. you can find all of that on nbc washington's facebook page. >> showers and gusty winds out there this friday afternoon. it's all part of some very big changes coming in time for the weekend. storm team 4 is keeping track of it all. >> teacher's terrible secret never made public until now. what the news 4 i-team dug up is just the beginning. a teacher who assaulted one of his own students allowed to teach again in a different

barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock. standing up for us. i'm luann bennett

team 4 tracking some pretty dramatic changes. >> the rain we got this afternoon is just the beginning. lauryn ricketts joins us. it's all happening in time for a really busy weekend. >> yes, it is. now, most of the rain out of here, but yes, the beginning of the end because we're looking at winds picking up, but the rain ending. we do have a few more shower out

the radar. this is the heavy line of rain that came through the area. you felt it, saw it, the dark clouds, the gusty winds, accompanying that. hat is now move through st. mary's county up to the eastern shore. what we're watching is really this line of showers as we continue into the evening. that's about it. that's moving to the north and east. if you're heading out for a night on the town, we're going to be watching for just a few showers out there. right now, we get a little break. we have we're going to stay in the 66, fall to the 40s tonight if you're headed out for friday night football, i have that forecast along with weekend activities. we'll break it down coming up. >> thanks. >> from charity walks to bridge repairs. there are several things going on this weekend that could make it a little tougher to get where you need to go. >> i'm melissa with your traffic and a look at roads and rails for this weekend.

orange line. trains vienna to west falls church running every 24 minutes and west falls church and new carrollton running every 20 minutes. this weekend, taking a look at silver running every 20 minutes between westen east and largo town center. when we're talking about grebe and yellow, trains running every 20 minutes there this weekend as well is on the red line, no problems on the red line this weekend. remember, a couple cool things happening around town as well, on saturday, the american foundation for suicide prevention, that walk is happening saturday at 4:30 in the afternoon. doreen will be there for that one. the walk is around the tidal basin area. might see some closures here and there. just a warning there. also, all weekend long, starting friday night, running all the way until monday morning, 395, the hov lane shut down this weekend for bridge deck resurfacing there. the lanes shut doum to the d.c.

see you monday morning for news 4 today. >> a news 4 i-team investigation getting action. just today, a fairfax county school board member ordered a formal review of how aunch the school district revokes licenses of problem teacher. >> it's coming off the i-team found a former teacher was convicted of assaulting a student, but he kept his license and found a job in another classroom. >> inside randallstown high school, baltimore county, brad tenth grade student said norton sexually assaulted him inside the classroom. he plooeded guilty to assault and a fourth degree sex offense in court. the victim's father whom we're not identifying said the case had an enormous impact on the family. >> i think people naivy assume that educators are there to protect our kids and far too often we see they're not. >> jennifer is a maryland community activist who counsels

tougher background checks. >> it happens in all socioeconomic classes, all races, all religions, all neighborhoods. >> this was no common case, and brad norton was no common teacher. he had a secret. down the road in virginia, a secret now being made public by the i-team. in 2004, he was teaching english here, heyfield secondary fairfax county public school, but only briefly because in 2004, he was arrested. the details are strikingly similared. arrested, booked, charged. they allowed him to resign. he avoided jail time but was ordered not to work in a job where he would interact with children. in this document, fairfax county schools formally notified norton it would recommend the state education department revoke his teaching license. it would red flag norton

he would be unable to work in public schools not just in virginia but other states, too, yet he managed to get the teaching job years later in baltimore county. how? david foster is former president of the virginia state board of education which votes to revoke licenses. >> something went wrong for this to happen because the whole system is designed to prevent this happening. >> the i-team found answers in e-mails and memos that found fairfax county public schools failed to follow through. faileto paperwork to suspend his license to the state department of education in richmond. the agency charged with formally revoking the license. the state department of education sent this reminder letter and a hand written note saying no action can occur until fairfax sends over the necessary paperwork. >> the state has to get notification from the school district. >> correct. >> the state said it received no written response so norton's license remained in tact and he

he applied for the job in baltimore county. after his arrest in baltimore county in 2012, that county called sfar fx with questions about the former teacher. shortly after, a fairfax county school administrator wrote this e-mail to the virginia department of education asking, can you advise if you have any record of a license cancellation for bradley norton. it is not listed on the agency website. a state administrator wrote back, it was not received and school division. >> i'll entertain a motion to revoke the license of bradley norton. is there such a moment? >> not until 2013, nine years after his arrest there, did fairfax schools finally submit the necessary paperwork to the state board to revoke his teaching license. fairfax county public schools declined to answer questions about why he slept to the clacks, instead, sending a

the processes it uses for teacher license revocation and filed all of the paperwork in an expedited manner. for weeks, we tried to talk to brad norton, but no one answered the door in his washington, d.c. home. by phone, he declined to comment. jennifer says she worries his case won't be the last of its kind. >> local communities are arguing sometimes drop the ball. >> frequently drop the ball. >> just don't do what they're supposed to do. >> correct. >> virginia law has since changed. the to send in a paperwork to revoke a teacher's license anymore. it can do so on its own. coming up ahead on news 4 at 6:00, hear from the school board member who is ordering that review after what we uncovered. scott mcfarland, news 4 i-team. >> a new transportation option in place that is a place that's overrun by cars. the alternative many think could work well in a place that's never been before.

to get bigger. when you'll hear new music from the late musiclegend. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing. woman: barbara comstock is against marriage equality. man: she even voted to allow federal contractors to discriminate against gay employees. woman: barbara comstock. too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: women vote!

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go as high as 70. the rules are in effect around the clock. outdoor activities will no longer be exempt. the board kept residential zone levels at 55 decibels. >> the gates at the pulse nightclub opened last night for the 1st time since the deadly mass shooting in june. on display, the unity of orlando as hundreds gathered to witness the unveiling of a new mem popular artists created the new mural. the massacre left 49 people dead and is the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. omar mateen was killed by s.w.a.t. team members. >> mark it down, november 22nd is going to be a big day for prince fans. that's when a new album will hit stores. it's a collection of 40 hit songs from prince's days with warner brothers, but prince forever will also feature two a previously unreleased songs from

popular purple rain album will be rereleased early next year and that will also feature unreleased tunes. warner brothers says plans for this albums were already in the works and approved by prince before he died in april. >> by now, you may have seen the headline. another person killed by dangerous airbags. now the government has a list of cars it waents off the road. >> making up ground in the battleground states. the race is on to catch up in key states that could swing the election. who is getting the last laugh

well, we have the rain moving through the area today, but now we're on to the weekend. definitely feeling like fall. perhaps winter sometimes, and those numbers are coming up. >> i'm susan hogan. millions of cars with airbags that could do more harm than good. among the ones the government wants off the road. first at 4:00, a live look at an early voting event in cleveland. hillary clinton is expected to speak there in just a few minutes. it's her first campaign event since she and donald trump faced off in their third and final presidential debate on wednesday. >> yeah, brian moore is tracking this action from capitol hill. what's going on? >> right now, hillary clinton has the luxury of picking and choosing strategically these

obama, president obama, bernie sanders. trump, he's kind of going it alone. he has to hit several of these stops a day. now until it's all over on november 8th. 18 days left, and donald trump has his eyes on the finish line of a grueling race. >> win, lose, or draw, and i'm almost sure if the people come out, we're going to win, but i will be -- i w myself. >> must-win north carolina, no mention of his female accusers of the rigged system. he focused his attacks on his apone want. >> hillary clinton is the most corrupt politician ever to seek the office of the presidency. >> supporters cheered a line that bombed last night in new york. >> hillary is so corrupt, she

attendees of the traditional al smith charity roast who thought this remarks went beyond good natured ribbing. >> here she is tonight in public, pretending not to hate catholics. >> while trump refuses to say whether he'll accept the outcome of this election if he loses, a new nbc news survey monkey poll shows 45% of republicans might not accept the results if their candidate loses. among democrats, 82% say they will it's a promise hillary clinton and her supporters hope they'll never have to keep as she campaigned in battleground ohio. russia already accused of trolling this election is now offering to send poll watchers to make sure that the whole process is fair. the state department says if the russians want to do that, fine, go ahead and contact state governments, but honestly, it's just a pr stunt. live on capitol hill, brian

one of the most dramatic elections -- >> a big night saturday, for saturday night live. plenty of political satire, plut tom hanks hosts and lady gaga is the musical guest. >> well, turning to the weather,

tomorrow, blustery. cold tomorrow,er as we get into sunday, we'll have more sunshine. going to be warmer, but it's still go to be on the breezy side. inate quite as windy, but breezy. you can see here's that line of showers that moved through the area, weakening quite a bit. had some heavier rain, of course, moved through the area. just got off with our partners, they said down capitol street right around oxten run is closed down where the water high as ankle deep because of some flooding around there. we only picked up a quarter inch of rain but we have usual spots that are a little more prone to flooding. and the heaviest rain is gone now. that's moving to the eastern shore. this is what i'm looking at, as we continue for the rest of the evening. you can see stretches all the way back into north carolina. so that is going to continue to bring some light shower activity. isolated into our area throughout the evening. once that front passes, temperatures dropped.

yesterday. anywhere from about 16 to 20 degrees cooler across the board. temperatures right now, 64 in washington. we topped out in the upper 70s today. we're going to stay in the 60s pretty much for the remainder of the evening. as you go out for friday night football, watch for a few isolated shower. the main story are the winds as they pick up after 7:00 or 8:00. we'll drop into the 50s and 40s overnight. so this is what it's going to be tomorrow morning, but with the winds that will be with us overnight, it will be like the 30s when you wake up and it will feel like the 40s by noon. temperatures in the 50s tomorrow. that's it, but we will have some sunshine. so if you're headed out for a morning exercise, make sure you put the gloves on. pumpkin patch, sunday. sunday looking like the better day. farmer market going to be windy. college football, dress in layers. again, winds pick up overnight. going to be chilly as we get into saturday. breezy as we get into sunday. and that wind will die down by monday midday.

hit a stride. cool but autumn like next week. >> thanks, lauryn. >> it's a story you first saw on your phone with the nbc washington app. exclusive details on the murder of a teenage firefighter cadet. documents shed new light on the crime. reportedly, a witness saw one of the suspects whip a gun in the days leading up to the shooting. mason atkins reportedly got i in all, police arrested four people, and wree have a complete look at what the teenage suspects and survivors told investigators on the nbc washington app. just search charles county murder. >> the government has confirmed another death linked to a takata air bag. they're asking social media to locate any cars or trucks that

susan hogan joins us with developing it tails. >> now, the department of transportation wants drivers of these vehicles that have been recalled but not fixed to contact their nearest dealer for an immediate repair. this latest push comes after the 11th fatality tied to ruptures of the takata air bag inflaters. the victim from california was driving a 2001 honda civic. she died after sustaining injuries in a crash in sment. her vehicle was st and records show the repair was never completed. the victim didn't buy this car until 2015, so this goes to show you the importance of checking to see whether the car you are wanting to buy has an open recall. the victim's car is also included in a population of honda and acura vehicles identified as having substantially higher risk of an airbag rupture. replacement parts for those

are available immediately. some of those cars, take a look at this list, they include the 2001 through 2002 honda civic. 2001, 2002 honda accord, and 2002 honda odyssey and the '03 honda pilot. there are more cars on that list. to see that full list and also if you want to check to see if your car has one of these open recalls, you can just go to our nbc washington app and search open recalls. >> really important information. >> truly is important to do. thank you, a >> lottery luck for a couple after they won in a scratch-off ticket. the husband didn't like work in a restaurant in prince george's county. kristen wright has more about how they're able to achieve their own dreams now. >> kareem says he has always been a lucky man. and that sometimes he just feels it. he's been the manager of the new deal cafe in green belt for almost nine years.

wanted more. their own restaurant. well, recently, he had one of those days where he was just feeling lucky. so he bought a scratch-off lottery ticket right next door and wouldn't you know it, he won big. >> all of my dreams. to own my own. >> so tonight, on news 4 at 5:00, the plans for this new restaurant. here's a hint, kareem and maria say their heart is in green

celebrating in fairfax county. the community just cut the ribbon on a brand-new capital bike share station in tyson. >> that station and one in reston both launched today. darcy spencer talked to people who are very excited about this new way to get around. >> we are at the spring hills station here in tyson's corner where you can see these brand-new capitol bike share rent. they're available not only here in tyson's, but also in reston. this marks a launch of this program in fairfax county where you can walk up to had machine here and use your credit card and rent a bike, rent it for a matter of minutes. you can rent it for a matter of hours. now, capitol bike share tells me people will probably use it to take some short rides. possibly even to get to their

try. >> you would do it to sort of bridge the gap to get to work? >> yeah, definitely, especially with the traffic this time of year, it gets crazy in the prime hours. and have agbike would really cut down the time. it would be faster than a car sometimes. >> would you consider using it out here in nourj virginia? >> oh, yeah. >> for what reason? >> to get to work. go to school. you know, go to places. i think it's better because so i think it will be helpful. >> there are about a dozen and a half bikes available for rent here in tyson's as well as in reston. officials tell me they do plan to continue to add bike stations here in fairfax county in november and december. in tyson's corner, darcy spencer, news 4. right now at 5:00, early results from the final debate are in.

donald trump and hillary clinton back on the campaign trail with just 18 days to go. >> i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, a judge reviews bond for two parents accused of killing their 3-month-old. the maternal grandmother blames domestic violence passed on through generations. >> i'm mark segraves in the district where the mother of a man recently shot by police says she doesn't believe the police's version of the story. you'll hear from her coming up next. >> first up at 5:00, we begin with some whiplash weather out there. hello, everybody. i'm jim handly. >> i'm wendy rieger. after that week of summery, warm, record-breaking temperatures, it is starting to cool off out there as the front comes in. >> those winds are picking up just in time for your weekend. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draper is here now with a look at what is in store. amelia.

of the two days. tomorrow, it's windy, cold. sunday, all in all, kind of looking like a nice fall day. first, i want to get you caught up on right now and what you can expect tonight. we're at 65 degrees. our high today, 79. we have already fallen 15 degrees. so the winds not that bad, only about 10 miles per hour. i am tracking some showers out there around annapolis and further to the west, around 66, and around the some of this activity around the warrenten and marshall areas. it's all about the increasing winds. that's going to happen around 8:00 p.m. really when we're going to start to see the winds pick up and then howling winds overnight tonight and throughout the day tomorrow. and also turning chilly. by 10:00 p.m., 55 degrees. wendy, i'm going to walk you through your saturday hour by hour at 5:25. >> thanks, amelia. >> we have new developments now