greatly diminished here. we have a gorgeous, sparkling sun and a blue sky and the temperatures are rebounding after we've been hovering in the 40s, climbing into the 50s in the underground weather network. beginning to hit 50 degrees. temperatures by 10:00, mid-50s by 2:00, mid-60s. upper 60s by mid afternoon. bright sunshine through the day with light breelzs and cooler pattern on the way for the week ahead. a look at that this half hour. breaking news in prince george's county also to report, police investigating a deadly bike accident in bladensburg. a man was found in kenilworth avenue. he was hit by a car around 1:15 this morning and the driver did stay on the scene. the traffic was um pacted for hours as you look at the back-ups as crews continued their investigation.

charges. also, a firefighter hurt after battling this blaze as a northwest d.c. restaurant overnight. the blaze broke out at the cafe on park road. crews spending most of the morning putting out hot spots but it is now under control and the firefighter is expected to be okay. now to a developing story, a montgomery county man recovering after a bullet grazed his head last night. the 87-year-old was in his own backyard when it happened. police believe it could have been an hunter's gun. it is near public land. he was hit by a two millimeter projectile. he is expected to survive. officers have not been able to find the shooter. in decision 2016, donald trump and hillary clinton both on the campaign trail today. clinton holding two events in the battleground state of north carolina and is getting help from president obama who will campaign for her in las vegas.

florida. meanwhile, in a speech in gettysburg, pennsylvania, trump laid out a proposition for the first 100 days if president. he is also threatening to sue the women who accused him of inappropriate touching or kissing. >> it never happened. never. all of these liars will be sued after the election is over. >> as for hillary clinton, she made an appeal for voter at her event in pennsylvania. she said that she wants to be the president for all americans. we saw long lines at one judiciary square as early voting started in the district. all this week, qualified voters can go there to cast the early or absentee votes. some waited in line over an hour to cast their ballots. they say they're voting for change. >> we want the voices heard.

the right treatment in place so we can get more than we've been getting. >> the old council chambers is the only polling location in the district. on friday and early voting location will open in each of the city's eight wards. early voting in the district ends november 4th. more than 27,000 virginiana registered to vote during an extension during the voter registration deadline. a federal judge granted the extension thursday from registering online. the final number of applications will be high after mail ins are counted in the coming days. it chuck todd will have an interview with democratic vice presidential nominee senator tim kaine. he will also speak with trump campaign manager kellyanne

night as they made fun of the final presidential debate. >> one of the topics they started with is the candidates position on immigration and donald trump's visit to mexico. watch. >> fantastic relationship with mexico. i've personally met with the mexican president. i forget his name. i think it was something like mr. guacamole. i'm sorry. excuse me, senor taquito and their twin children, chips and salsa. >> i think it is getting funnier and funnier each week. kate mckinnon hillary clinton got into this act when the fake donald trump opened the door to ask her what she has done over the last 30 years. >> i would be happy to talk about the last 30 years. >> oh, no, not again.

9/11. >> we get it. >> and then i was secretary of state and i don't know if you've heard this before, but -- >> we have. >> but i was instrumental in taking down a man by the name of. >> osama bin laden. >> bin laden. i'm telling you, it is a slam dunk for these guys. we'll have more highlights of last night's snl later on, including a skit where tom hanks ys jeopardy. >> oh, man. >> i watched the debate, it is in the background. am i listening to snl? there are moments like that because the im impersonations so spot on. just the cadence of it all. >> there is so much you can -- so much material from those debates. >> for sure. >> that they can use. >> we're off to a cool start, yeah, but watch out for the breeze out there. there is the sun, tom is

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the cubs have won the pennant! >> sports history made in chicago. the cubs beat the l.a. dodgers in game six of the national league championship series to advance to the world series. this will be the cubs first appearance in the world series

drought. the cubs haven't actually won a world series since the year 1908. that was a good year. game one will be in cleveland on tuesday. >> go, cubs. at&t now has a deal to acquire time warner for more than $85 billion. the deal still has to be finalized and it is expected to get massive scrutiny from federal regulators. if approved, it could make time warner the target of the two largest media acquisitions on record. the highest was $94 billion acquisition of time warner at the end of the dot com boom. prince george county residents are getting a new regional bus route. this new service will give prince george's and northern virginia residents a bus connection between downtown national harbor, old town alexandria, fairfax county, and surrounding communities. the nh2 will operate from 6:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. seven days a week.

working out this morning, maybe headed outside. a nice, live look of the national harbor. tom right now is working on the fitness forecast before you leave for the run or bike ride. >> prince george's county is a mecca of churches. what some might consider the washington region's bible belt. the churches here both large and small are doing tremendous work and providing critical services

- airbnb is different. it's brought guests. its brought an infusion of tourist's dollars. for decades, hotels have not chosen to build over here. it brings a lot of economic activity to more marginalized communities particularly the anacostia river communities. - when guests come you know they often ask, where do you... is there a place to go eat, is there a restaurant or something nearby. the money is staying locally.

news at 9:12 now, a maryland state trooper, one of two people hurt on a crash on the inner loop of the beltway. look at your tv right now. this is just before the greenbelt metro exit in college park. you can see that there is one lane of traffic getting by southbound. both people involved in this crash, luckily expected to survive. we have our news4 darcy spencer on her way there. we'll continueo information and updated information on this. quite a scene this sunday morning. let's check in now with tom kierein who has our forecast. >> it is a glorious autumn morning and a great day to get in a walk, a run, a hike or air bike ride. temperatures by noon time should be in the low 60s by 3:00 with the bright sunshine. light breezes will be in the upper 60s, a perfect autumn day. then by late afternoon, still

moving in over the next ten days. we'll take a look at that coming up in just a few minutes. all right. thank you so much, tom. this morning we're looking at the way churches in prince george's county are evolving in new ways to help their communities. >> the up coming opening of the mgm casino is celebrated by many people in prince george's county but as pat lawson muse shows us it is viewed by negative social impact. >> the pastors of these four churches have mostly middle class congregations with many working families, couples and single professionals who, like most prince george's long to restaurant, retail and entertainment option but the pastors are concerned that the mgm casino can be a blessing and a curse. >> the casino may have a short-term positive impact in

long-term hangover. the crime. the divorce, the bankruptcy, the suicide. somebody is going to have to minister on the back end of these things. >> i'm celebrating the shops that will open. the restaurants, and the rooms at the hotel. that is great. those are great jobs. the excitement tempered by the damage to the family. >> the it represented a nullification if in my mind on the vote of prince georgians. >> i think there are other ways to generate money that would be healthier for our community. >> it is a community still recovering from the foreclosure crisis, still stunned by a series of domestic violence, murders this year, domestic

i think first of all, in having a zero tolerance policy. >> if you see someone being abused, find the mechanism to help the person out of the family and help them to have intervention. >> at the churches, victims and perpetrators get instruction. >> when you have the kind of economic types that we have, when you have the brutality that comes from all ends, lash out and as a result, the people who get hurt the most are those who love us the most. >> we teach anger resolution, how to resolve the anger as opposed to managing it and we teach people how to get along, and revolve conflicts with each other. >> the pastors also say increasing violence outside of the home, on streets around the country, between police and the community, illustrates the importance of strengthening the ties that bind them together.

and i know many other churches have been intentional about highlighting the relationship between the police officers, so that, you know, the the police can get to know whom they serve. >> we have to teach our children, our sons in particular, how to respond when they're pulled over by a police officer. we have to better train our police officers in how to deal with and communicate with our culture and our community. >> i think we can bridg between officers and the community, especially as it relates to our young adults. >> we are the ones doing the funerals. we're the ones ministering to the families and so it becomes encumbered upon us to help the community to bridge the gap. >> and the pastors say bridging the gap is more important than ever in this critical electioneer. >> what are your thoughts about the presidential race? and what are you telling your

and to make sure that we vote this year. there is too much at stake. >> we cannot afford to not participate in the process. >> i would almost beg those that are in the seat of authority and our politics to rise to the higher angels. >> your voice matters. every voice matters. >> let's pray that god raises up more people for the future, that is what i'm praying for. >> reporter: four churches doing life changing work in their communities, giving a helping hand to some of the region's neediest residents, helping students plan a course for the future. providing a place for youngsters to engage in healthy recreation,

helping those plagued by domestic violence. ?? >> four churches, among many, making a difference in prince george's county. >> pat lawsonmuse reporting there on this sunday morning as many people make their way out to sunday services. >> that's right. the county's new family justice center provides a safe place for victims to get all of their issues addressed and it is >> and you can find out more research by researching safe head home on the nbc washington app for many families, church is like a second home. and i like, in addition to helping the communities, they're taking on real issues in the community and they're talking about it. >> they have to. they recognize that they have to. and they always have. but really taking them on head on. >> yes. >> which is important. hold on to your hat, though. it could blow off on the way in to sunday services.

today it looks like they will be winding down a bit. >> the prayers to make the winds stop have been answered and we've had a gentler wind moving in. look at the view from the storm team4 tower camera on this sunday morning. we'll see autumn color. most of the leaves are on the trees, but a lot of the leaves have fallen. yesterday i got fired of waiting for angie to come over and rake my leaves so i -- >> give me five more minutes. >> i let the wind blow t delaware. the winds were gusting pretty strong. great day to rake your leaves today. sunshine with temperatures in the mid-60s to upper 60s during the afternoon with just some lighter breezes thankfully. we have peak autumn color out west virginia. this is where the colors almost hit peak but still along skyline drive it will be another week or so before it is peak color there and we're ten days away before

temperatures, we'll be dropping out of the 50s 50s 60s to 50s b early afternoon. storm team4 ten day outlook begins to move in tomorrow. clouds in the morning on monday. we'll be in the mid-50s then in the afternoon hitting the mid-60s. we'll get sunshine breaking out on monday afternoon. there comes cooler weather in e dry with sunshine on tuesday, wednesday, in fact, wednesday morning may be in the 30s much of the region and in the afternoon, the mid-50s, then clouds close in on thursday. the next chance of rain looks to be on thursday, late afternoon and evening and perhaps lingering into midday friday. then drying out into next weekend. temperatures then into the 50s as we get into the last weekend of october and then monday is the 31st and tuesday, november

highs in the 50s on those days. jim in our facebook live chat says it won't be long before he drives skyline drive. looking forward to that. >> a local mom is turning heads at the school bus stop. how she is showing off her creativity and spreading a positive message for her family and others. >> i'm mark murray of nbc news. >> all three presidential debates are finally in the rear view mirror and particularly impactful debate season. >> in a very nasty election cycle, the debates were particularly bitter. the candidates clashed hard on issues like russia, iraq, birtherism, race and abortion and the candidates did not hold back assessing each other's personal lives and the character, culminaing in trump calling clinton a nasty woman and questioning whether he would accept the results at the november election. >> overall, the debates benefitted clinton more than

about a third of voters said that tuning in made them more likely to vote for clinton and 14% said the same of trump.

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>> what is i don't think so. that is how they get you. >> yes! yes! that's it! >> yup. i don't trust that. >> me either. >> i read that goes straight to the government. >> that is not bad, doug. >> oh, my goodness, i'm so glad we're showing some of the highlight. that is tom hanks playing a trump supporter in a sketch black jeopardy surprise at finding common ground in hank's character, doug. he did a good job. a mom from vienna winning halloween and getting a lot of attention at her child's bus stop. meet julia. all month long. she has been wearing costumes she made at home to pick up her kids from the bus stop. she started doing this four years ago to help her shy son

students love it and whole family gets in on the fun. we posted a photo gamry in the nbc washington app. can't wait to see what she comes up with next. >> i'm not that creative. >> this is great. take one step outside, you'll feel the cool, fall breeze. tom is looking at how to dress the kids for the bus stop tomorrow. maybe use one of the costumes. >> something with her. think of how many devices in your home that can connect is raising some concerns about

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breaking news now at 9:30. take a live look right here. maryland state trooper, one of two people hurt in a crash on the inner loop of the beltway to the right of your screen. you can see emergency response there. this is exit. one lane of traffic is able to get by on the shoulder. both involved in the crash, the good news, they are expected to survive. news4's darcy spencer on the way to the scene and we'll continue to update you as we find out more about this accident. good morning, everybody, i'm angie goff. >> i'm molette green in for adam tuss. thanks for joining us on this sunday morning. all right, so we'll get rid of of the wind a little bit. tom kierein, what is up in the

>> a little bit of wind is what we have here in tinley town. i'm on the storm team4 weather deck at northwest washington and we have glorious sunshine pouring out of the blue sky. the winds have been gusting 15 to 20 miles an hour. not as strong as wey. this is a look over the potomac river in washington. temperatures by 10:00 in the mid-50s and by noon time, we'll be in the low 60s hitting mid-60s between 2:00 and 6:00 p.m. and briefly upper 60s around 3: tonight, back down to around 60 degrees and for the students buses or waiting for the metro. it will be cloudy throughout much of the morning, we'll be in the 50s and near 60 by 9:00 by mid morning. cool pattern for the week ahead coming up in the storm team4 ten day outlook when you're away from your tv, track the storm team4 forecast with the nbc washington app. thank you, tom. hurry back in. the time right now, let's

secretary of defense ash carter arriving in iraq to get a look . as part of the operation to take back the city. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more. >> driving isis out of mosul may sound straight forward but in reality, there are now at least a dozen front kurds fighting north of mosul, iraqi soldiers in the east and south in this dangerous mix where multiple scattered villages have become war zones are hundreds of forward deployed american troops. they try to avoid the cameras. but we're getting glimpses of what they're facing. a french television crew was filming with forces. they came under attack. two americans moved in to help.

u.s. defense secretary ash carter made an announced visit to baghdad to meet with officials and top u.s. commanders. >> we have tough fighting ahead and the u.s. will ton play its part. >> 500 americans are outside the wire and 5,000 more are mostly on fortified bases but even they aren't far from the fighting. isis torched a sulfur plant two days ago, doctors say civilians have been treated for fumes. the winds carried the fumes toward americans on a base. >> they donned their chemical protection gear. air samples were taken to determine the threat. no reports of hospitalization among the troops. iraqi officials put out the fire. >> dozens of people arrested for protesting the controversial

more than 300 people participated in what they called a riot. the demonstrators trespassed on private property along the dakota access pipeline project right of way. law enforcement says they had to break bring out the pepper spray to calm the crowd. protests have been held for more than two months. the standing rock sioux said it would destroy some sacred sites. there with a bar fight at the greene turtle. it is being investigated as a hate based incident. a man poured water on two men and addressed them in a derogatory way. that is when they went into a parking lot and started fighting. they are expected to be okay.

truck was started. this was at the park shopping center. one photographer was in the area driving by when they saw the flames shooting out. they noticed the driver in time and was able to get out. firefighters were able to get out. a federal judge sanctioned the virginia attorney general's office. it is being fined more than $7,500 for giving incorrect information in a case. a law firm said it sent a lawyer they said was involved in an inmate assault case. the officer was not involved. maryland governor larry hogan says keeping marriott's headquarter as in the state adds up to millions for the state of maryland. according to wtop, maryland will get tax subsides totaling 44 and a half million. half from the state. the other half from montgomery county.

tax incentives are necessary to keep businesses. they still have to approve the deal. that massive attack on the internet friday, it exposed the weaknesses of all kinds of internet devices that make our lives easier. it is also evidence that our homes have potential -- are becoming potential front lines in this cyber war. gadi schwartz has more on this. >> reporter: this home in los angeles like others a country, are welcome retreats, safe and secure but thanks to a high-tech push to connect almost everything to the internet, our homes have become potential front lines in a cyber war. ten years ago, in most of our homes, only our computers were connected to the web. in this house -- >> a thermostat, apple tv, ipads, phones, laptops security

online. all of the devices given an ip address, if hacked, can be used to create massive traffic janls on the internet super highway. hackers used a virtual army of dvrs and security cameras to flood a company called dyn with bogus requests. the affect rippled across the web. >> it is crazy a baby monitor or dvr could topple a that is what is happening here. >> it could be just the beginning. cheap, generic devices are the most susceptible because the generic devices can't be changed. >> it is important you understand the device, you update the device. you don't have default pass words and have encryption on the device itself. >> with millions of vulnerable devices online, companies are bracing for more attacks. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los

tom is updating his forecast with what you can expect for the monday morning commute. >> karine and maria have been

stop suicide. that is the goal of an event in downtown d.c. to raise awareness for suicide prevention. the out of the darkness community walk was able to surpass the goal by raising nearly $270,000 yesterday. it wrapped up at the washington monument. walkers wore colored beads for loved ones lost or those struggling with depression. doreen gentzler emceed the

crowd but also very sad. all of you are here because you have a personal connection to suicide. >> the american foundation for suicide prevention says that one person takes their own life every 12 minutes in the u.s. the money from this weekend's walk will go to raise awareness and help those struggling. switching gears here, we have the burgundy and gold getting ready for another big match up today. >> that's right. >> everybody in the live feed, they're so excited f >> you don't know what you got yourself coming in to this weekend. >> the lines at 1:00 p.m., we're hyped. despite the recent streak, they have some work to do on the field. over the last two games, washington defense giving up one touchdown. the defensive coordinator joe barry is proud of his unit's recent play. >> i sat up here and said this. whether it is otas or training camp, we have a great group of

punch the clock and grind. even when we weren't playing well, it wasn't because of lack of preparation or work ethic. our guys are very special. we have a special group when it comes to see that. >> they're working hard. the redskins play the lions in detroit, 1:00 p.m. we have the sun out. it is beautiful. but you're going to feel that cool air, the cool chill there. tom is looking ahead as to how soon rain might impact your plans this stop. >> here on the streets, he known as officer benny. coming up, how a personal tragedy inspired him and why now

at 9:45 this morning, a personal tragedy rocked the life of an alexandria police officer but it also motivated him to help his community more. the officer is now being honored for his efforts. >> here on the alexandria streets where he has been patrolling for 20 years, his name is officer benny. he checks in on homeless residents, bringing them clothes. >> they're the forgotten souls. they're so helpful. >> reporter: sharon adams runs a homeless shelter. >> we don't look at him as an officer. we look at him as our friend. >> reporter: officer benny evans started focusing on the homeless

officers got out, started identifying people trying to build the relationship. >> reporter: those relationships led evans to learn more about mental illness. >> some of these folks don't belong in jail. they're mentally ill. they don't belong in jail. >> reporter: evans helps to train other officers in crisis intervention. >> he is teaching the nexgen ration of police officers what it means to serve the community. >> reporter: three years ago, officer evans life changed when his 15-year-old son committed i >> after my son's suicide, it took this whole homeless thing and mental illness thing to a whole other level. this is it. >> reporter: a lot of the homeless people went to the memorial service. >> they went to the funeral and they showed up to support officer benny. so that just, i mean it melted my heart to know that we really do care about this guy and he cares about us. >> reporter: and that is when officer evan's found out his son had also been helping the homeless, giving them shoes and socks, but he never told anyone, not even his father.

baby, daddy's baby and just to know he was doing the work, didn't look for no reward from it. that is what it is about. you have to give back to the community. i'm glad that i have raised him in the environment that he saw me doing these things and he thought it was the right thing to do. because it is. >> reporter: officer benny evans became the first recipient of the distinguished work in the community. he shares with his son. staying on top of the breaking news we've been following this morning at 9:47. look at your tv there. a maryland state trooper, one of two people hurt in a crash on the inner loop of the beltway. this is just before the greenbelt metro exit in college park. our darcy spencer just arrived on the scene. we'll check in with her a little

good news is the injured there are expected to recover. we'll stay on top of this. meanwhile, another story we're following. >> yeah. that's right. a rockville couple, they hit it big. they've been dreaming of opening a restaurant for a very long time. >> and now after a few scratches, they finally may make that happen. news4's kristin wright shows us how. >> thank you very much, manager of the new deal cafe in greenbelt maryland going on a decade. his wife, maria by his side. they count their blessings. yes, yes, yes, i'm a lucky man. >> reporter: as luck would have it, he bought a scratch off lottery ticket at the mini mart next door. he won five bucks, enough for an appetizer, two days later -- >> i switch the ticket for

$50. enough to treat friends to dinner, but remember, kareem is a lucky man. >> i said i need another one. i win 50,000. >> reporter: he won 50 grand. enough to make their dreams come true. >> this is all of my dreams, to own my own business. >> reporter: kareem and maria have been saving, hoping, scrapping, wishing, now their own restaurant. >> people say this is karma. this is karma! >> reporter: kareem has wanted this since he started off as a private chef in lebanon at 21. they hope to open the new restaurant in the spring. they tell us their heart is here in greenbelt. in prince george's county. kristin wright, news4. >> that is really wonderful.

like, i don't know what i'm going to do with it. but they had dreams, you know, and to see that, that is exactly where they're going to go. >> they're the best couple. >> he is lucky. hey, tom. >> we're lucking out with the weather today, too. the wind has diminished but still a little breezy, a little chill still hanging in the air and in prince george's county. we have our storm team4 camera there at national harbor over looking the capitol wheel. a chop on the potomac with the around 20 miles an hour and as we take a look at the temperatures, hour by hour through the rest of day, we'll be climbing into the upper 50s here another couple of hours and hitting the upper 60s by mid afternoon. a delightful autumn day coming up with lots of sunshine, love this photo taken yesterday, winchester, virginia, near there, a pumpkin patch showing off all of the beauty and a great day to go to the pumpkin

ride. temperatures will be in the 60s and sunshine with light breezes during the afternoon. the storm team4 ten day outlook, we'll have another chilly day tomorrow. just be making it to the low and mid-60s after a cloudy morning. highs only in the 50s on tuesday, wednesday, thursday. next chance for rain may be thursday evening into friday morning. next weekend looking mostly dry except sunday evening might have a shower. that is the way it looks. putting their heels downnd strutting down the street all for a good cause. the creative way one business is raising awareness one sole at a tim e. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac

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too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac is responsible for the content of this ad. i'm jamison pugh. i hope you had your coffee and breakfast this morning. it is another big game sunday. the redskins in detroit taking on the lions many thought they couldn't do, go for the fifth straight win today. they will look to motor through the motor city with a powerful running game. the redskins ground game has taken off. rushing for a season high 230 yards last sunday and it is not just matt jones, the rookie, robert kelly, he had a career-high 59 yards in the wind. redskins defense still has to keep matthew stafford in check. he has been lining it up this season.

third most in the nfl. he is 3-0 against the skins in his career. sunday night football, seahawks visiting the cardinals. if you don't know his name by now, you will sunday night. david johnson, the cardinals running back, leads the entire lead with eight touchdowns. the he emerged as one of the best backs in the league. coverage kicks off at 7:00 with football night in america. enjoy your big game sunday. ll breast cancer awareness month. you can do your part to help raise money to find a cure right here in our area. it involves something you're probably already spending your money on. >> reporter: kick up your heels and step in the fight against breast cancer. one pink sole at a time. repair with pink is the campaign

repair and luggage in chevy chase. giving customers a chance to. >> to wear their support. >> reporter: customers can put their footprint on this campaign through october. like these pink soled bottoms that belong to a breast cancer survivor and customer named mary. joe, the shop owner says the repair with pink campaign donates a portion of money from material cost to breast cancer to join in the fight. >> if i didn't believe in it, i wouldn't do it. >> reporter: high heels resoled in pink. $40 in all and you wouk out with a new pair of pink bottoms with a purpose. >> i love that ladies and

store's manager is tina turner. not many shoe repair shops doing this. they're taking on this and will be doing this every year. >> small shop doing a whole lot of good. >> a whole lot of good. >> great job. it is a cool, fall day but what can you expect for the week ahead? tom tracking how you can plan for your work week. >> we're keeping an eye on things here on the inner loop an accident shut things down southbound there, as you can see, cars are getting through there, darcy spencer is on the scene there in just a few minute, we'll hear from her and

back to this breaking news in prince george's ty that has shut down part of the beltway near college park this morning. we're told that a maryland state trooper is one of the victims. news4's darcy spencer just got to the scene. what can you tell that is happening? >> we did just get here. i can tell you that the top side of the beltway is an absolute mess. you can avoid it if you can. we're on an overpass here looking down on 495. you can see, this is just a