lawson muse. >> and i'm chris lawrence. the candidates are racking up frequent flier miles urging the country to vote. four things you need to know on this thursday afternoon. hillary clinton and president obama are both holding rallies right now. these are live pitures. clinton is speaking in raleigh, north carolina. the president is down in jacksonville, florida. this morning he was in miami speaking to a crowd and urging them to vote for clinton. the campaign dispatched chelsea clinton to wisconsin where she's ea behalf. bernie sanders held a rally in ohio. . tim kaine will rally. donald trump and running mate mike pence are speaking. trump's daughter ivanka is in

there's a lot in play with a few days to go. steve handlesman is tracking the state of the race. where does it stand, steve? >> one sub text to the tra nettic activity is concerned about voter intimidation. the southern poverty law center and the u.s. justice department here in washington are concerned because race has inflicted this contest where a few votes could make a huge difference including the biggest with a republican nominee today made more unsupported charges against hillary clinton. >> reporter: florida, florida, florida. donald trump went to jacksonville, now tied in the polls in this battleground state. >> hillary clinton has engaged in a massive, far-reaching criminal and equally far-reaching coverup.

>> he can't hear you. but they can hear you vote. >> in early voting in florida and in north carolina where trump and clinton are tied in the polls, african-american turnout is down. worry about voter intimidation is up. trump is warning the vote will be rigged. david duke now a trump backer and extremists who ferguson. and a 2013 supreme court decision means fewer federal election monitors in a close contest. >> altogether, it creates a situation where it could tip the election one way or another. >> melania came out to support her husband, but her warnings seemed aimed at him. >> we have to find a better way to talk to each other.

went to north carolina. it's an all hands on deck fight in a dozen states. clinton is warning african-american voters in florida, north carolina, across the country of what she says would be the consequences of a donald trump presidency. today the justice department announced that election monitors will be sent to four counties in north carolina including one being sued for allegedly removing thousands of names from the voter rolls. i'm steve handlesman, >> steve, thank you. if you live in maryland, you only have a few hours left to vote early. take a look at the long lives we found at this polling precinct in prince georges county. you have until 8:00 tonight in our next half hour. hear why these voters want to cast their ballots now instead of waiting until election day. this afternoon, a lot of us saw rain drops for the first time in days and right now storm

let's go to the storm center with doug kammerer looking at what's next. >> they are expected changes this time of year. what's not expected normally is when we top 80 degrees in the month of november we have only done it four times. today one of the warmest all time november days with a high of 83 degrees across our region earlier. that's a record shattering the old record. still tracking that's moving southward. . behind it, we have the cloud cover and then the front is to the north. we're tracking this front making its way down from the north. as it moves south, much colder air. . 25 degrees colder than where they are now. that still puts us close to average. much more about that forecast and your weekend. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. we're following breaking news in fairfax county where a

window shattered and a driver with minor injuries. police are looking sbo what happened. e we know it started on the beltway and ended just off the road. julie carey was first on the scene. now she's live from the shopping center with the latest. >> we just learned of a a new development. the driver of the white suv believed to be the instigator of this attack has been located. police spotted his vehicle at restaurant in the area. the other vehicle involved in the incident, the one attached right behind me, police still on the scene gathering evidence. this is a gas station where the victim came and looked for help. when we first arrived, the hon day surrounded by many police cars being driven by a man heading home. he's asked his identity be

blurred his face. it started near national harbor. the suv driver was following him too closely tracking the sedan where the other driver tried to change lanes to create some space. . eventually there was an e exchange of words. the driver reportedly cursing. the driver said he had a board. they got the whole story from him and explains the frightening moment that came next. >> they tried to get all the way past him and out the corner of his eye get lifted up and he got really scared because unexpected. so the first thought i need to make sure my baby is okay. >> police don't yet know what kind of weapon was used to blow out the passenger side window. it could have been a pellet gun

that. the driver of the hyundai did have some blood on his hands, but he wasn't badly injured. fortunately that baby in the back doing just fine. again, no charges yet filed in this case as police are now questioning the driver of the white suv who was spotted at a restaurant in vienna. coming up at 5:00, i'll show you about the family reunion that took place here when mom came to pick up her little girl. back to you in the studio. neighborhood in fairfax. someone reported hearing a gunshot at a home in springfield. when police got there, they blocked off traffic and discovered a broken window at a house. it turns out somebody who lives there accidentally fired his u gun. nobody was injured. a popular park surrounded by police. what happened to an officer in the moments just before he accidentally shot himself. you know that far out plan

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commercial motor vehicle. that certificate is required by federal law. chapel died on tuesday along with the mta bus driver and four passengers. investigators believe speed was a a factor in the crash. a police officer shot himself in the foot while trying to fend off a raccoon. this happened around noon on horse stable road. he had to be rushed to the hospital. mark segraves has more on exactly what happened. >> it happened near this community garden here in rock creek park when someone saw what they thought was arab bid raccoon. they went to the stables to report it. and that's when an officer came here skpen countered that raccoon. according to police they say the raccoon attacked that police officer who drew his gun and fired multiple shots. the officer mistakingly shot

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anger and frustration as metro headquarters today. there's a growing backlash over the general managers proposed budget. >> he calls for fare hikes and layoffs. adam tuss has been following the meeting all day. now he's loif with new details. . >> reporter: that's right. don't forget this is a nearly transit agency is facing for the next fiscal year. it's time to figure out how we're going to pay for all of it. here at headquarters today, we had everything. we had the general manager spar ing with the mt. ro board. the metro board sparring with metro staff. metro union here voicing their frustration at the fact that some front line employees might actually be the ones that lose their jobs.

the table including increased fares, laying off people, but none of that is sitting well really with anybody. metro is also dealing with a huge loss of ridership right now. nearly 100,000 fewer riders per day than just a few years ago. take a listen to the president of metro's largest union and how she's dealing with staff. >> you have a surge that will not allow people to ride the system. explain to me what are you going to do when ridership goes back up because according to them this is going to be over in july. so if it's over in july, what are you going to do with the people that want to get back on the system. >> reporter: a a lot of frustration here today. the d.c. leaders on the board

gap, they would double their contribution to metro this year if maryland and virginia do the same. so d.c. kind of putting everybody else on notice. we have a lot of moving parts to this budget story we're going to be facing for a long time. >> there was any talk about a strike today? >> reporter: that question did come up to the transit union. they stopped short of saying they are threatening any sort of protect themselves. they will do whatever is needed to protect themselves from the cuts in the general managers budget. >> we want to know what you think about this. what is the best solution to metro's troubles? t's our survey. call or text the number on your screen. you can also weigh in and track the results on the nbc washington facebook page. when i first covered this

on my facebook page today, it had gotten pretty serious. a business leader in rozalin are giving a thumbs up to plans for a gondola across the potomac. this evening you've got a chance to weigh in. a study discovered such a system could work seamlessly and cut out 100,000 bus trips across the bridge every year. some suggest locations for gondola stations are along lynn street and near what is the exxon gas station. the gondola would take four minutes per trip with 8 to 12 people in each cabin and arrive every 20 seconds to a minute. add all that up it comes out to 6500 trips a day. the study will be discussed tonight at 6:00 at the georgetown theater. >> someone who sits in traffic on key bridge all too often, i kind of like the sound of any

traffic. >> i thought it was far out. they are locking at this. >> it may not be far off. >> you wish. >> think about the view that you're going to get crossing right over the river. that's really going to give you a vantage point you don't get very often in our area. right now, taking a look from our area here in northwest right on across our region. off to the south we're looking pretty good. some high color in our region. 7 degrees. still very warm. we saw some showers come through. most of those are out of here. 80 degrees infriend rixburg. as i mentioned earlier, this is one of the warmest days we have ever had after a high of 83 degrees. but you know it's not going to stay that warm. temperatures will start to cool.

quickly over the next few hours. 76 by 5:00. dropping down to 60 by 11. all you have to do is go up to the north. there's another round right here. this is the cold front that could bring showers to places like hagerstown. this will die out. i'm watching this across parts of the middle portions of the stage for much cooler weather and look what the rest of the nation. there's nothing here. once this moves through, our weather is fairly benign. we're not going to see much going on at all except for cooler weather. so 79 here. 81 in virginia beach. look at pittsburgh. only 60 in buffalo. so the cooler air is moving in. but we're talking cooler air,

61 degrees. . the average temperature is 63. just a little below average. becoming sunny, breezy and cooler. that should be a sign we have plenty of sunshine. it you're thinking about getting dinner outdoors, a little breezy. tomorrow night breezy and cold. i have the no down there unless you like the heaters. and on saturday, during the day. not too bad with the sunshine. look at all the sunshine we have for the next we don't even have a chance of rain. but doesn't look like much of a chance. set the clocks back an hour saturday night into sunday. much more on this with amelia coming up. critics are raving about this new. there are new concerns the movie getting oscar buzz got something wrong. from the battlefield to

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a battleground blitz. donald trump and hillary clinton are both spending the day in the swing state of north carolina. family, friends and colleagues there's a lot of ground to cover on the campaign trail. we have team coverage this afternoon. >> we're going to get to the candidates and where they stand on a big issue in just a moment. but first, we have to update you on a a changing weather situation. you may need to grab the umbrella tonight and the rain is bringing the latest warm streak

by tomorrow morning, fall is back in the area. take a look at your evening planner. still at 79 degrees. and as we work towards 6:00 p.m., e we drop into the low 70s. so still really comfortable out there. it's a little breey right now. it will be breezy overnight tonight. but a check of storm team 4 radar, we're completely dry. however, take a look up to the north. there's this line of broken showers here. and this is slowly mo south. especially in washington, frederick, montgomery, still can't rule out a shower tonight. but the story tonight mainly dry and falling temperatures by 8:00 p.m. we're down to around 68. by 10:00 tonight it's a cool 65 degrees. when you see e that you might think i can probably open the windows. when you're waking up tomorrow morning, the upper 40s and mid-50s.

forecast coming up. i'm wendy rieger at the decision desk. we're tracking all the presidential candidates in the final days of the campaign. and what a whirlwind they are on. we're headed to the battleground state of north carolina. these are live pictures from concorde. that's just north of charlotte where donald trump is wrapping up his speech to his supporters there. also in north carolina, hillary clinton wrapping up her rally in the town of winterville, which is just south of greenville. carolina. polling averages differ an edge over trump in that state. democrats do have a big lead in early voting. having said that, they had a similar lead in 2012 and republican mitt romney still won north carolina. back to you. >> hillary clinton and donald trump have covered a lot of ground during this campaign. and a common topic they are

both candidates is the affordable care act act. here they are during the second presidential debate on october 9th. >> we have to repeal it and replce it with something absolutely much less expensive and something that works where your plan can be tailored. >> i want very much to save what works and is good about the affordable care act. but we have to get cost down. we have to provide some additional help to small businesses. >> with rising health care premiums expected in 2017, obamacare has been front and center this week. but there are other points in play when it comes to health care. with that in mind, we asked the editor to break down where the candidates stand. you have been covering this. health care is such an important issue and one of the hardest things to understand.

let's start with medicare. >> let's start with hillary clinton on medicare and medicaid. >> within of the major initiatives is she wants to allow people say 5 and -- 55 and older to buy into coverage. that's an expansion of medicare. and that would be a significant step. she also use obamacare. if you accept obamacare in certain states, you can expand coverage for people in your state. >> but that's been a contentious issue. >> it has. maryland has done that. virginia has not. and so that's another thing is to give federal funding to

>> prescription drugs, where does hillary clinton stand on that? >> she wants to cap co-pays to $250 a month. no one will have to pay more than $250 a month for drug prescriptions. that's a significant step. on a larger macrolevel, she wants to turn medicare, which is a large chunk of the prescription puchasing consumers in the country. she wants to turn it into the to say that walmart is the 300-pound gorilla. it forces its providers to keep their costs in check to lower their costs to the benefit of consumers. she wants to e empower the medicare u program in order to do that in the same way. >> i'm thinking that might control things like the epi pen situation. >> one other thing on that point.

companies that institute unreasonable price hikes, which would be exactly go to the epipen controversy. >> we heard a little clip of how she feels on the affordable care act. >> big split there. hillary clinton wants to expand obamacare. she wants to cap premiums at 8.5% of household income for folk who is >> and trump on medicare u and medicaid? >> doesn't want to touch medicare. social security, that's how he deficientuated himself during the election. but his much more provided any other specifics. >> and what about does he have any policies about prescription drugs? >> he just wants more competition among -- wants

the market more quickly u. >> we have heard trump say over and over again he wants to get rid of obamacare right away. >> it's a disaster, he says. he would get rid of it. his main proposal for replacing obamacare would be to allow insurance companies to sell health insurance to cross state lines. on the theory that that will drive down the cost and increase competition for programs. >> big thank you for helping us clarify and break it down a little bit. >> my pleasure, thank you. >> thank you for joining us. well, there are three airports in our area and most of us have our favorites. >> but one of them was just named best in the region in the same new study shows us how our airports check up to the rest of the country.

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here. from real life to the big screen, a major film that takes place in virginia and d.c. is getting a lot of oscar buzz. but one family member say it is got a key element wrong. i'm darcy spencer in prince georges county. today is the last day for early voting in maryland.

only hours left if you want to avoid voting on election day. early voting ends in maryland at 8:00 tonight. >> and news 4's darcy spencer went to forestville and talked to voters making most of their time. >> there was a line of people waiting to get in at 8:00 this morning. this is the last day for early voting here in the state of maryland. you can see the people lined up just to walk through the double doors. that's where the voting stations are. many folks i talked to today are senior citizens. some disabled. they are concerned about long lines on election day. >> i can't deal with the long lines. it's best to do it today. i have done what i'm supposed

>> reporter: the polls close at 8:00 this evening here in maryland. for a list of early voting locations, go to nbcwashington.com. darcy spencer, news 4. >> tomorrow is the last day to vote early in the district. if you're registered in west virginia, the early voting goes until saturday. virginia doesn't allow early voting. we have heard stories like this before. pregnant woman rushing to the hospital but can't make it in time and has the baby in the car. >> it happened to a woman in florida and her husband, but they ended up with another unexpected surprise. paula went into labor in a hospital parking lot. the nurses ran out to help and the baby girl was born right there in the the parking lot. the family's suv. seven months later, the family

the delivery room. a spokesperson says the case was reviewed and that based on the care provided, the billing was appropriate. >> not going to save you any money. >> i got to tell you. i sent my daughter off to school in a t-shirt and capris. we had to dig them out of the back of the drawer. >> but not tomorrow. >> not you'll want the warm jacket tomorrow. it's not going to be scarf weather, but fall returns to tomorrow. kind of how it should be if time of year. normally highs in the 60s. our high today is 83 degrees in washington. the old record, 80 set back in 1974. look at your first weather headline. 20 to 25 degrees cooler tomorrow. the heat may turn on in your hurs during the morning and evening hours. as we look to the weekend, i'm excited about this.

nice weather in store. next week it's quiet. 60s and not a chance of rain on the ten-day forecast. right now, we're in the 70s. it's pretty nice despite some cloudiness. 77 in washington. 73 in potomac. 76 in riverdale. and a high tomorrow of 61 after some morning clouds. it's not looking windy or anything like that. but significantly impact on your friday. know for outdoor exercise, you might want to break out the t-shirt or the run. probably too chilly to eat outside, but refreshing to step out during the lunch break. the biggest concern for the commute is sun glare. you definitely want a warmer

by 9:00 p.m., we're in the low 50s. it's chilly and dry and the winds die down overnight. and winds not an issue for the weekend. yard work, dry both days. some people already saying they are putting up christmas lights. good for you for being ambitious. if you are doing that, it's looking nice for that. exercise still nice this weekend. fall color is coming to an end. we'll have the latest foliage report in the 5:00 hour. this weekend maybe you can go next weekend. and daylight saving time comes to an end this weekend. sunset will be before 6:00 p.m. until the end of february. check your fire alarms and detectors this weekend. look at the highs saturday and sunday. low to mid-60s. >> thank you. a major hollywood film getting a lot of oscar buzz hits theaters here next week. loving is about an interracial marriage and the court case that

grandchildren say ascii element of the movie is wrong. >> reporter: last year around this time parts were trmp transformed into a giant sound stage for a major motion picture about a landmark supreme court case. but really the plot was more simple than that. it's a love story. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >>in married a woman of color. a violation of virginia's racial integrity act. the supreme court ruling on loving v. virginia validated laws prohibiting interracial marriage. the move that was not popular at the time.

married. >> my grandma raised me. >> this is mark loving. he was raised but his grandma. the central character in the movie. and while they do portray her as a woman of color, if you think that color is black, mark says you'd be wrong. here are their children. this picture taken in the '60s. that white girl on the left is mark's and while he does admit he likes the overall theme of the movie, he takes offense that the film portrays his grandmother as african-american when there's no evidence that she was. >> there was only two colors during that time. but she was native american. >> reporter: his grandmother identified as indian. if you doubt him look at the

it clearly reads richard perry loving, white. mildred jeter, indian. mark says if his grandmother was alive today, she would cringe at all the attention the family is getting and she'd be insulted that she was racially profiled as someone she wasn't. >> she wasn't trying to be no hero or civil rights activist. she just wanted to come back home to central it point, virginia. >> loving will open the festival today in charlottesville. it was the video that shocked the country and raised serious questions about how police officers treat some african-americans. now the new concerns about whether an officer who shot an unarmed man is getting a fair trial. >> you're watching news 4 first

guys, clear the clear the building now. >> sheriffs deputies in florida were training on a driving track when they noticed a single engine plane flying very low. instructors ordered everybody off the track. that plane landed and then skidded into a chain link fence near parked cars and the training facility building. the plane sustained significant damage, but luckily no one was injured.

scratch. a deadly police shooting caught on camera in south carolina made national headlines and led to new scrutiny about how police interact with african-american men. >> today we started to hear testimony in the former police officer charged in that it case. he's claiming it was self-defense. >> reporter: former south carolina police officer michael slager is on trial for what prosecutors say is the murder of walter scott. wrong. >> reporter: slager shooting death of scott in april 2015 was captured on dramatic cell phone video that stunned the nation. the officer firing eight shots as scott ran away following a traffic stop for a broken tail light. it also shows slager allegedly moving evidence closer to scott's body. >> we have a bunch of witnesses lined up.

black that the video didn't surface until several days after the shooting. and contradicts much of slager's official report. >> those are the reasons that michael is. >> they will show slager acted in self-defense and scott was responsible for es ka lalting a routine traffic stop. >> forcefully resisted to the fighting on the ground. >> reporter: given reaction after the shooting, local leaders including the naacp have claimed the community remain peaceful no matter what the trial's outcome, which could mean up to life in prison for slager if he's convicted of murder. chris clackum, nbc news.

road rage on the beltway and a baby caught in the middle of it. we're there with police as we learn new information about this shooting. the wild chain of events for a parked police officer. first a raccoon attacks him and then he shoots himself in the foot. what one witness had to say about this unusual scene. and new numbers are in on early voting. we're going to break it down for you and tell you what the l trends are tell i we'll also get analysis from mark murray. but fairfax county police are questioning a man involved in a road rage incident that left ood man's car win e doe blasted out. >> perhaps the frightening part is there was a baby in that car that was attacked. julie carey joins us now live from springfield with the latest on this developing story. >> reporter: the car damaged were parked for hours over

of a white suv that believed to be responsible for that broken window in the victim's car was located in vienna and is being questioned by police. police tell me they still don't know what caused this rolling confrontation that started at national harbor, went along the inner loop and ended here. but a witness to the end of it all shared with us what the victim told him. the passenger side window is ng blown out during a road rage incident. a four-month-old baby girl. this gas station is where they went for help. another man working in the area came to his aid to translate the story for police. >> he was on his way home. some man kept cutting him off. >> reporter: the driver said he tried to change lanes to create some space. there was an exchange of words,