right now on news4 today, hit on a wheelchair. what police are uncovering about a deadly crash and the driver responsible. ten days to go. a new bomb shell. how a familiar issue could battleground states in decision 2016. >> listen up. pat collins. buckingham palace and that is not everything. we'll be live in london for the redskins royal weekend. have you been following? >> oh, yeah. >> carol maloney there as well. >> there is a little football game in london tomorrow as well. >> big news. there is a lot going around -- going on around here. >> so much so it is choking you up.

>> including the weather today. we're talking about mid-70s. let's get right to storm team4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> football games only around here. high school and college games. going to be a great day for outdoor athletics and recreation and yard work. we're starting off clear this morning. we have the orion constellation in the southern sky. clouds are drifting in from the north and west. nothing on storm team4 saturday morning but there is a chill in the air. we're down into the 30s in the rural areas in maryland and virginia. nearby suburbs in 30, low to mid-40s around the chesapeake bay. here is the washington monument and we'll have a beautiful saturday warming into the 70s by 2:00, 70s again after hitting mid-70s late evening.

day outlook in ten minutes. we're following breaking news in greenbelt. police want you to look at this picture here. 9-year-old is missing. he was last seen at his home on cherry wood lane around 8:00 last night. the boy was wearing a red hooded sweatshirt and orange and white t-shirt. black pants and blue adidas sneakers. if you know anything about him, call police. developing right now, plins george county police are trying to figure out if a man in a whha when he was killed by a driver in a car in clinton. this happened on stuart lane off branch avenue. the man was in a motorized wheelchair when he was hit around 8:30 last night. the driver did stay on the scene and is working with police now. now, in another pedestrian crash, one man is in critical condition after a driver hit him in marlow heights. it happened on a busy shopping area around 9:30 last night.

the driver. in fort washington, thick, black smoke billowed from a home on belfast place as crews searched the home for anyone inside last night. no word if anyone was hurt in the fire there. the cause of the blaze is not yet known. and d.c. police are investigating a shooting on quarrel street northeast off of kenilworth avenue. no suspect description has news4. we want to look at the race for the white house. both candidates are not slowing down this weekend. donald trump making two stops today in both arizona and colorado while hillary clinton returns to the battleground state of florida. this october has been a string of unpleasant surprises for donald trump but now hillary clinton is getting her turn. her campaign has been rocked by word the fbi is looking into newly discovered e-mails connected to the investigation

nbc's brian moore reports it is not clear yet what information sg in them. >> reporter: hillary clinton is trying to diffuse a bomb shell. >> the american people deserve to get the full and complete facts immediately. >> reporter: her campaign has gone from cruise control to crisis over a memo from fbi director james comey to congressional leaders. he revealed the discovery of newly uncovered e-mails connect teeth private server. it or even important. >> we don't know the facts which is why we are calling on the fbi to release all of the information that it has. >> reporter: law enforcement source tells nbc news the e-mail was from anthony weiner, the fbi

girl. his wife is huma abedin. >> this is the biggest scandal since watergate and i'm sure it will be properly handled. >> reporter: it is unlikely to be settled before election day which is not good news for hillary clinton. brian moore, nbc news, washington. happening today, the kids get their turn to run ahead of the marine corps marathon. thousands of little ones will participate in the fun the health expo continues at the national harbor today. it is where runners can pick up the pacts and materials for tomorrow's big race. the shuttles are available at the eisenhower branch avenue and van doren avenues. bill hanley will be at the start and finish. join us for live coverage tomorrow and today. join us at mile marker 4 to

there. >> it will be a big one. we have something else going on now. there is a football game, that is my english accent. >> i'm not even going to try to play along with this one. >> guess what, 6:00 in the morning here. what is the time difference? noon in london. pat collins traveling along side the redskins on the royal road trip to london. he will be live with us. >> he has a tiny big ben. he is picking us up the team is taking on the cincinnati bengals but pat catching up with his shopping. he is joining us now. what do you got there? >> reporter: hello angie. this is big ben. well, actually, it is little ben. the real big ben is back there. we'll start with a little question. why do they call it big ben? you know?

afterwards. >> times up. it is named after the bell. the big bell inside that is 13 and a half tons. the bell is named big ben. it is in that clock over there across the bridge of westminster. i've been in london about six days. what an incredible city. it oozes elegance. there is something to see every which way. the old mixed wit things and i have to double take, like that looks familiar to me. >> reporter: the guards here look like wind up toy soldiers. the women visitors look like they're on their way to the kentucky derby and the fence, the fence surrounding the place? you don't hear about anyone jumping this baby.

this is where the queen lives. there are 775 rooms in there. >> how many bathrooms? >> reporter: 78 bathrooms. >> that is a lot. >> reporter: there are a lot of castles and palaces in london. we don't have any in america. well, maybe one. i think it is had in disney world and that really doesn't count. as i traveled around london, there were some things that look oh, >> we have the dollar store. here it is poundland. ?? tk max. >> the brits have krispy kreme. we have krispy kreme, but they have lunch tongue. mm-mm-mm-mm-.

>> reporter: yeah, lunch tongue, i think we'll just let them keep that tradition here. coming up later on, we'll talk about how the football experience here will be different than the football experience you're used to at fedex field. there are noticeable differences. adam, angie, back to you. >> that is good stuff, pat. i know you're like me and you like a good fried fish. fish and chips, tell had some. >> reporter: they're very good. the fish and chips here are almost like hot dogs back in the u.s. but they're tasty and pretty healthy. i've had my share of fish and chips. hot dogs here, i don't know. tacos here, i don't know. stick with the fish and chips. why do they call it big ben? >> the bell! it is the bell. it is not the clock it is the bell inside! >> i was paying attention. >> reporter: and how much does

>> too much. >> reporter: 13 and a half tons. >> thank you, pat. >> reporter: i'll see you later. cheerio! >> stay out of the english pubs. it is the bottom of the 7th inning, the last chance to order a beer but we didn't come here to drink beer. we came here to win this ball game! >> oh, yeah, from football to fans talking this morning about the cubbies. >> he is on a roll. he is on a roll. power, gas and heat. why neighbors had to fight to get their power back on after they were forced out of the complex. good morning, everyone it is

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? take me out to the ball game ?? >> bill murray taking center stage at last night's world series game. you heard it right there. the comedian and actor led the crowd in a arousing residention of take me out to the ball game in the seventh inning. anyone with the voice of daffy duck can do it as well. last night's game was at wrigley field. first one in a long time for the world series. the home field advantage didn't a 2-1 series lead. the cubs get a chance to even the series tonight. game 4 is back at wrigley. corey kluber starts for cleveland after three days rest. john lackey is up tonight for chicago. >> it will be another good one. >> so much good tv. how do you choose? let's open up the window, look outside. we're off to a cool start but man, that is going to change in

forecast for the thousands training for the marine corps marathon. >> while many runners hope for clear weather, one is on track to meet remember goal. the inspiring cause behind one the inspiring cause behind one woman's raceto the finish line. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. rump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message.

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there is light and power once again for the people who live at lynnhill condominiums.

electricity was restored just before 10. the condo association failed to pay more than one million dollars in utilities. the condo association explains what is next. >> the next step is to make sure that we are working within the bylaws and to make sure that the county is supporting us in the next steps we need to to stabilize the property. >> it is not yet known when gas will be restor problems with code violations and debt issues. we're one day away from the sixth largest marathon in the united states. you've run this. >> a couple of times. >> we're learning more about the folks taking part in the marine corps marathon here in our backyard. >> they kicked the weekend off with a big pasta dinner fundraiser and shomari stone has a woman's story about her quest to continue raising money for

to run in the marine corps marathon 10 k on sunday. she raised $3,500 for a non-profit, the children's inn at nih. >> it is a place where families can go while their children are receiving really amazing treatments and can all be together and it is a place that not every city has. >> reporter: she is one of 30 people running to help the children's inn. since place like home for more than 12,500 seriously ill children and their families. they can play outside, relax in the rooms, while they receive treatment at nih. >> this is our second year participating as a charity partner in the marine corps marathon. it is raising vital funds. >> reporter: alfhonzo dixon stays here while he recovers.

more children hope and encourage them to not be afraid of the situation they're in. >> reporter: we're happy to do it. >> reporter: and she will be even happier when she crosses the finish line. >> it will be a beautiful day for a run. there will be no rain and it will be exciting to cross the finish line. >> listen, we are wondering about the weather for tomorrow's race. most runners like it a little cool, but we're talking about a >> usually having done the race, we start with gloves on and you gradually shed everything as the day goes on. >> it will be cool in the morning. it will be pleasant as the marathon gets under way. we'll be in the 50s and then starting to jump into the 60s toward the end. it should be, overall, a pleasant morning and this morning, we're off to a cold start. it is down just in the 30s. many of the rural areas and the suburbs only around 40 degrees.

to mid-40s under a clear sky. we have the orion constellation showing off in the southern sky and temperatures will jump out of the 40s into the 50s by 10, by noon, into the 60s. storm team4 radar not showing any rain anywhere in our vicinity. a dry day today. we'll stay dry all day. a wonderful day to get in a bike ride or a run or a hike for fitness forecast today. by 9:00, mid-50s. by noon, mid-60s. by mid afternoon, the a terrific day coming up. the storm team4 outlook, near 80. partly sunny, the record is 82. cooler weather as we get into monday, near 60 in the afternoon and 50s in the afternoon. chilly and dry warming midweek into the 70s. dry pattern into next weekend. that is the way it looks. >> tom, thank you very much.

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of the fire himself. the woman was checked for smoke inhalation and is doing just fine. good for him for rescuing her. a non-profit in colorado has a branch reaching out to women in washington. >> they're helping the women through widowhood and divorce. melissa mollet shows us who the wild flower group is helping. >> reporter: a major life change, you don't know what to do next, to whom you should turn. imagine the relief w s new beginnings and a sisterhood blossom from difficult endings. >> i didn't know what i needed when jeffrey passed. >> reporter: celine lost her husband this past spring. the grief was overwhelming, gut wrenching and then came the question marks in her mind. the anxiety. >> you need to figure out if you can live in the house. change the insurance.

still in shock. >> reporter: many people were reaching out, offering support. celine didn't know what she needed for herself, her five-year-old daughter and step daughters but her friend who works with wild flower group in loudoun county knew how to help. wild flower helps women going through transition. >> i thought about thingds that helped me and i naturally started doing those things. >> reporter: she could stay in her home, got her legal questions answered, connected her with counselors, they offer all kinds of coaches, house stagers, nutritionists to get people through most debilitating times in their lives. since the inception in 2006, wildflower group has helped hundreds of women. founder joe rogliano found a huge lead following her divorce in 1998.

know. >> reporter: after being featured on "the today show" last winter, wildflower got thousands of calls, e-mails. >> d.c. maryland, virginia was the number one area where there were women asking for help. >> reporter: adding to the branch in loudoun county, mary ellis heads up the district. there are nine other offices across the country. >> i saw her story air on "the today show." it brought a tear to my eye. contacted by people internationally saying when are you coming here, we really, really need the support. >> celine freedoms jeff is looking down and is glad her path led her to these women. >> the support that the wildflower group provides to women who are just at a loss. at a loss. >> in northwest washington, melissa mollet, news4. >> and if you or someone you know could use some help from

head over to our nbc washington app and search wildflower, we have all of the information available there. if you thought we were done with the 80s, you might be pleasantly surprised. >> you're never going to get rid of this cold. keep switching it up on us. he is updating four things to know about the forecast. >> major new metro work. safetrack shifts to a new section with new problems and a lot of you try to get around this new surge.

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aides. but first, happy saturday. >> yes. >> we made it. >> hope you're having a good one so far. i'm adam tuss in for david. >> i'm angie goff. it is a big holiday weekend. there is a lot going on. >> you can call it a holiday weekend. halloween is awesome. >> and the marine corps marathon. >> redskins in london. >> hustling and bustling. and 70s. >> high school college football games. starting off with a chill in the greeting you this morning, we have the autumn constellations up. the 4 things to know as we look into halloween monday. a mild and dry day today. then much warmer weather moving in tomorrow. then turns chilly on monday but should be dry for trick or treating on monday. right now, temperatures are in the 30s. nearby suburbs and rural areas. mid-40s around town and the bay. a look at the up and down temperatures is coming up this half hour. thank you very much.

set to get under way on the red line. there will be no service between the fort totten and noma-gallaudet stations. that means they will stay closed for the next 25 days. free shuttle buses will run to help passengers get around the closure there. the green and yellow lines are a good alternative to get to gallery place from fort totten. metro is slimming down. news4 learned more than 100 positions will be eliminated in the coming days to help balance $275 million budget short fall. positions that will be eliminated include managers and union employees. metro officials say fair hikes and service reductions are also being considered to help balance the budget. tonight, if you are flying into or out of dulles international airport, do not be alarmed. if you see flashing lights and police than usual, the metropolitan washington airport authority is doing an emergency exercise.

morning. the exercise will happen in a closed off area of the terminals and near baggage claims. fire on the run way. at least eight people recovering after an american airlines plane went up in flames as take off. the after math is caught on cell phone video. the blaze caused widespread panic as you can imagine. passengers were forced to evacuate by sliding down emergency chutes. >> it was a big ball of red fla that is all i can tell you. i got out of there as fast as i can, too, and they're moving towards the exits. >> there are still mixed reports about what actually causethe fire there. the faa says a tire blew but the airline says the engine malfunctioned. exact cause is under investigation. meanwhile, down in florida. another run way incident. this time a fedex cargo plane's landing gear collapsed while it landed. it sparked a fire in the left

hollywood international. the fedex says the pilots are safe. the flames were quickly put out. officials don't believe any packages inside were damaged. the tense protest over the dakota access pipeline appear to have subsided at least temporarily. after protest leaders urged activists to leave a barricade near a state highway bridge. 50 protesters gathered behind heavy plywood sheets and burned they faced military vehicles and police in riot gear. officers arrested one person but no details were released. uber is responding after one of the drivers was arrested for kidnapping and assault. wesagne pierre is accused of driving a passed out passenger to a hotel, carrying her outside and using her credit card. the incident is deeply upsetting and banned the driver from the

across the pond, uber plans to appeal a british court ruling that calls for drivers there to get paid vacation days and guaranteed a minute minimum wage. it would increase the operating cost. uber drivers have to resolve any claims against the company individually. you saw pat collins there moments ago and soon something will be very different in london. ben. >> local election tried and

it will likely be at least another year before the trial of the man accused of killing three members of a d.c. family and their housekeeper happens.

past week. part of the reason this is dragging on is because of the hundreds of swabs of evidence taken inside the savvas savopoulos's mansion where the family was brutally tortured and murdered. the trial date could be set at the next status hearing in february. election officials in alexandria uncover a case of election fraud and forgery. those are the charges against vafalay m a grass roots organization paid him 15 bucks an hour to register as many voters as he could. he filled the forms with bogus information and turned them in. that is a felony. the organization says it fired them as soon as they learned about the questionable forms in june. this might be one of your last weekends to get the yard work done outside. tom is updating the outdoor forecast including the best time to rake up the leaves. >> redskins fans have been excited for the game across the pond happening tomorrow.

head there live next as the redskins make their royal road trip.

good morning. off to a chilly start by dry weather to get roadwork done, get leaf raking done. it will be partly cloudy. temperatures by mid afternoon into the mid-70s and some light

15 miles an hour. a look at up and down temperatures over the next ten days is coming in a few minutes. thank you, tom. we want to check in with "the today show" to see what they're working on. the show is upright after news4 today. hey, guys! >> hey angie goff. good to see you. >> coming up on saturday morning today, the biggest surprise of the election. the fbi looking into more of hillary clinton's e-mails, donald trump and hillary clinton reacting overnight. so how will this affect the last ten days of the campaign chicago at wrigley field with some reaction after the cubbies, oh, the cubbies, they dropped the first world series game at wrigley in more than 100 years. you know we have to talk about halloween. we have got everything you would ever want from your last minute costumes to great party ideas and dressing up the four legged

liked that. >> we'll talk about that when we get started on sunday morning. >> you can't go wrong with a hot dog costume. my son has one. >> i have one, actually. >> you're big on halloween. i know that. i can't wait to see your costume. thanks, guys. the bells of london's big ben may not toll for three whole years because a big restoration project is about to begin. it is housed in a structure called el is named for just the bell of the clock but folks now refer to the entire tower as big ben. >> we learn so much. >> i know! >> and speaking of london, let's head back there. i love the music. i love the music. pat collins is on a royal road trip as the redskins prepare to hit the field. >> it is majestic. he is not the only one across the pond.

ladies ready to cheer on the burgundy and gold. hey, pat. >> reporter: hi, angie. i like to think of myself as an educator. you can call me professor pat. over there, big ben, now you know why they call it big ben and right here, tracy williams, dawn miller. two redskins fans from d.c. are you excited? >> yes! >> are you excited? >> yes! >> that is better. in london? >> i was able to wear the super bowl ring last night. >> what is the most unusual thing that happened to you. >> beans for breakfast. >> there goes the police. i hope it is not a bad problem. what is the most unusual thing. >> beans for breakfast. >> didn't sit too well.

>> the most exciting would be the changing of the guard, to be able to witness that. >> it is pretty interesting. >> it really is. the pomp and circumstance is wonderful. >> there is pomp and circumstance on every corner. hear that? that is big ben. anything else unusual that happened to you? >> i was able to give joe sizeman a good squeeze hug. that was awesome. >> a hug. now, you've all been to fedex fielh >> it is different when you go to a football game here in wimbley. there is really no tailgating experience. most of the people who go, go to public transportation, by train, by subway or by bus. they have these things called car parts, we call them garages but there is no place to park a car, set-up a grill, roast brats, hot dogs and party with your friends. they don't do that here.

tailgating experience but it is more like a festival. the other thing you will notice on the game tomorrow is a lot of people will be wearing different jerseys from different teams the nfl is sort of new here in london and people really haven't decided who to root for but they're nfl fans so they show up wearing giants jerseys or jerseys from other teams so it will look like sort of a kaleidoscope of color as you look at the game. i'll be back with more facts from london. >> maybe the sun will come out there sooner or later. >> take care. >> i never see the sun here. have you ever wanted to buy a haunted mansion? come on, you did. >> of course. >> you can own a piece of ghostry history in the town of leesburg. here is a look inside the glen sittig house. >> look closely in the heart of leesburg. a significant part of america's past for sale.

>> reporter: perhaps more grand than the towering white columns in the grounds running one block deep. the secrets within. >> i heard or saw something and he looked straight at me. >> reporter: melanie miles says this is where she saw the ghost of birch. there have been several encounters. >> we feel his spirit lingers

master. >> reporter: it is truly one of a kind. >> what i think is really unique about this house is most everything here is original. so the floors, the molding, fire places, windows it is quite a gem. >> reporter: walking room to room, you really get this feeling of a place that is frozen in time. in fact, the pocket doors are the exact same ones a very famous general in american history saw when he stopped by for a short stay. this is where lee recovered after being thrown from his horse. >> it shows lee's hands being bandaged. >> reporter: he met with his generals like stonewall jackson in the dining room. this room is where they planned what would become the bloodiest one day battle in u.s. history. battle of antedum. >> it is what we went through. >> reporter: temperature house served as a confederate

direry found in the attic. the owners would use this confederate money to renovate the house. and then there is a hollywood tie, too. sort of. poet and author james dickey began writing deliverance here. the desk he used is still up stairs where it will likely stay. one of many antiques that will remain after the miles leave for the sake of stewart and story teller. >> ee i feel like we've done our part to preserve the past and the present and hopefully for the future. >> it is an astonishing piece of property. i can only fit in so much in two and a half minutes. there is more history that goes along with it and more spooky tails. she says it is a positive spirit. they welcome it and you're not

i think that is absolutely -- >> we'll see little ghosts running around on monday evening. >> that's right. >> and those are real. as we take a look outside now, we do have the predawn glow showing up. a live view from the storm team4 city camera over looking washington now. temperatures by 10:00 will be in the 50s, near 70 by 2:00. mid afternoon, the mid-70s. a delightful autumn day coming up. a few clouds, mild and dry into the evening hours, right now it is all clear on storm team4 the vicinity. anywhere in our region. although it is chilly, we're only in the 30s. shenandoah valley, across much of maryland and virginia. it is in the low to mid-40s. storm team4 ten day outlook will be in the upper 70s tomorrow. good morning for the marine corps marathon. we'll have temperatures in the upper 50s by the start of the marathon. mid-70s by 1:00 and then the upper 70s during the afternoon to near 80.

trick or treaters. it does look like by the evening hours on halloween, we'll have it back down into the 50s so chilly and dry monday evening for trick or treaters and a little bit of cloud cover. then we're back into the mid-60s on tuesday afternoon. another bit of a warming trend into the mid-70s on wednesday and thursday. you notice what is missing? rain. only a small chance of sprinkles sunday night. otherwise a dry pattern all the way into next weekend with highs in the 60s on friday, saturday, that is the way it looks. >> thank you, tom. among the thousands in the marine corps marathon, you'll find a running elite. the unique group of marines ready to race. they have no plans to stop

two u.s. troops preparing for the marine corps marathon cannot wait to compete in this race. >> for these marathons, the run is personal. news4 kristin wright has >> reporter: of the thousands running the marine corps marathon, only ten marines make it onto the all marine team. >> so when you're on the marine corps running team and running in the armed forces marathon championship at the marine corps marathon, you can't describe the feeling. >> by far it is the best experience in my life for running. >> reporter: an honor to run beside fellow service members and so many who have truly persevered.

would never walk again. >> i'm proving them wrong. >> that is amazing. >> adam is up and walking. >> reporter: i want others to experience this as well. >> adam is walking, the last 6.2 miles of the marine corps marathon wearing exo skeleton robotic legs. >> go down to your local va. i heard about the >> adam is thankful for the brave service members and proud to walk along side them this morning. >> we feel walking should be a right, not a privilege and we're fighting fort right to walk. >> wow. so much inspiration right there and tomorrow is the big day and more stories to come. news4's jim hanley will be at the marathon for the start and finish and make sure to join us for the live coverage right here on news4 today and if you're at

don't forget to go to mile marker 4 and cheer on the runners. >> absolutely. good luck to everyone. time right now is 6:56. here are the 4 things you need to know on saturday morning. police investigating the death of a man in a motorized wheelchair. he was hit and killed by a car in clinton. the driver is cooperating with police. >> fire crews were busy in fort washington as they work to put out this house fire. it happened on belfast place. no word yet on any injuries. >> the next safetrack surge begins on the red line today. it will man between fort totten and noma gallaudet for 25 days. kids get their turn to run ahead of the marine corps marathon. thousands will participate in the fun run at the pentagon. the health expo also continues at the national harbor today. cold now but man, we'll warm up, tom. >> dramatically so. we'll be into the 60s hitting the low and mid-70s by mid afternoon today. a wonderful autumn day.

the suburbs right there for the marathon starting off. it will be around 60 degrees and then during the afternoon, by the time marathon is ending it will be in the 70s, up near 80 tomorrow afternoon. the record is 82 for october 30 in washington. so it can get this warm this time of the year and then as we get back to work and school on monday, in the upper 50s and low 60s during the day. >> sounds good. dry for halloween. i like it! >> that will do it for news4 today. we'll be b >> join us at 8:30 this morning.

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good morning. october surprise. fallout over the fbi director decision to look into more of hillary clinton's e-mails. the new batch found on the computer of top into the investigation of anthony weiner. hillary clinton calling on the fbi to release all they know before the election. >> it is incumbent upon the fbi to tell us what they're talking about. >> donald trump seizing the moment to praise the fbi. >> give them great credit for having the courage to right this horrible wrong. >> the bombshell coming with