be stopped. >> let's prove that love trumps hate. >> from star power to battleground states. hillary clinton and donald trump rush for an advantage with just two days left in decision 2016. >> it will be an interesting couple of days. >> yes, getting down to the wire. >> absolutely. good morning on this sunday morning as we head into the 10:00 hour, i'm adam tuss. >> i' hour of sleep. >> i hope you set your clock back to eastern standard time and tom kierein is checking out the weather this sunday at 10:00. it is nice outside. >> it is getting that way. a bit breezy. you'll need a light jacket if you're about to head out the door. later this afternoon you'll be comfortable in short sleeves as we've got a lot of sunshine pouring down and there is the autumn color wonderland of spring valley in northwest washington.

sunday morning. look around the title basin. the colors beginning to show up there as well. there is the jefferson memorial. temperatures by noon time. the mid-60s, by 6:00 p.m. right after sunset at 5:02 dropping down to around 60 and this evening into the mid-50s by mid evening. a look at a colder pattern on the way. that is coming up this half hour. >> thank you, tom. developing right now, prince george's county, a man is fighting for his life a police say it happened on route 202 and dodge park road. the victim is in critical condition. we'll continue to update you as we get more information. there is smoke in a tunnel and a large police presence at the southern avenue metro station this morning but don't worry, this is all just a drill. news4's derrick ward is live in prince george's county with more on why crews are doing all of

>> reporter: indeed it is. it is all in the name of safety. what we're looking at down here is this tunnel. this is where all of the attention is being focused. there is a train there with mock victims on it and smoke in the tunnel. the firefighters you see standing about here are waiting to go in and meet some of these people when they're brought out. they took a cart down to get some of the passengers off and they try to make these things as real as possible so they've been throwing a little curve. the operators are told there is a passenger on board of the train in labor. the operator has to try to calm people and get them off safely. that is what this is all about. this is at the southern avenue metro station. right on the line of d.c. and maryland. you have prince george's county. probably mpd involved in this. that is what it is all about. the scenarios, to make sure that things are safe and as real world as possible. you have 100 to 150 volunteers who are involved in this. 150 volunteers and actual first responders. they do these things and they

possible because there are a large number of factors that can go into place. take a listen. >> we train all of the metro employees to keep them calm. keep the riders calm. maybe sure everyone is safe with the fire department's response coming in. we don't want the first time that they come into a rail system to be for a critical incident. >>. >> reporter: these folks will have experience. they do these quarterly. this isn't the make sure what went wrong. hopefully the end result is a safer metro system. they're single tracking on the green line. we're live at southern avenue metro station. derrick ward, news4. >> thank you. ? in decision 2016, with just a few days to go, the candidates are crisscrossing the country to get the last minute votes in. donald trump will hit five states today including a rally at the loudoun fairgrounds in leesburg virginia tonight.

at heritage baptist church in wood bridge later this morning. meanwhile, hillary clinton will rally with lebron james. that is in cleveland ohio and then she will head to new hampshire. president obama as well as vice president biden will hold events for her today. this is a story that a lot of you probably are talking about. scary moments right here for donald trump. this is a rally in nevada. you can see the secret service agents taking him behind the curtain here on the stage after someone in is word gun. the secret service says that no weapon was found. chris palone has more on the investigation. >> reporter: tense moments on the campaign trail saturday night. secret service rushing donald trump off the stage after a disturbance at his rally in reno, nevada. police were seen removing one man and trump returned to the podium moments later. >> nobody said it was going to

frenzied friday. hillary clinton pulling out all of the celebrities she can in a bid to get millennials and minorities to the polls. >> ? and you're going to hear me roar! ?? >> saturday with pop star katy perry in battle ground pennsylvania. clinton is trying to build a fire wall that could block trump from getting the 270 electoral votes with one key win. >> all of the campaigning in the world doesn't mean anything if expand the map, visiting states across the country. four on saturday where he made his most ominous attacks yet. >> we need a government that can work and work well from day one for the american people. that will be impossible with hillary clinton. the prime suspect in a massive, far reaching criminal investigation. >> reporter: trump has five

hasn't gone to a republican since 1972. still, he remains confident. >> based on turn out, i think we're going to win florida. >> reporter: yet to be seen how much difference this last weekend push will make. 40 million early votes have already been cast. chris palone. nbc news, new york. there are people that were on my neck, basically trying to choke maep and so you know, growing up amz a wrestler, i bit of air. i wasn't going to allow them to completely choke me out. but had i not had that training it is possible i wouldn't be here talking to you today. >> there that was the protester who was taken away by police at trump's rally in nevada last nieg. he claims that he was violently tackled by people in the crowd. officials did not find a weapon on him. the secret service saying that they are investigating this incident. meanwhile here at home, a group rallying together in what

police. police are blaming the protesters for this damage. the word corrupt spray painted on the fbi headquarters and x painted on the seal. the trump hotel and a d.c. police cruiser were also damaged. we spoke to one of the demonstrators who said that they're protesting government corruption. >> it was another day for us to come out to d.c. to say we're here, we're proud and it is a movement. you can't stop'/? us. >> two men there were charged with vandalism an election edition of "meet the press" happening later this morning. chuck todd will moderate the show from nbc's election headquarters in new york. chuck todd will meet with the campaign chairman john podesta and newt gingrich. we'll get a preview at 10:15 this morning. once you all realized you've been tricked. you'll come running back to me,

>> she is so great. one last laugh from snl before we have a president-elect. how the cast decided to suddenly break from tradition. >> it is starting to warm up this sunday morning. tom right now is busy tracking just how long the temperatures are going to stay in the 60s. it is 10:08. e od morning, you'r ? [vo] is it a force of nature? or a sales event? the season of audi sales event is here. audi will cover your first month's lease payment on select models during the

in the final live episode before election day, the folks at "saturday night live" got their last shots in at donald trump and hillary clinton. >> and they kicked off the show with alec baldwin's trump and kate mckinnon's hillary clinton face egg off in an interview. take a listen. >> i used a very private, very

whatever they want to and no one will read it. it is called twitter. >> mr. trump, everyone can see your tweets. >> really? and i'm still in this thing? >> that is great. a few minutes laterk the two broke character and took a run through times square. they hugged strangers, held hands. shared food. they actually turned a serious >> now it is time to get out there and vote. none of this will have mattered if you don't vote. >> we can't tell you who to vote for but on tuesday, we all get a chance to choose what kind of country we want to live in. >> great job out of them. the character breaking montage was a departure from how the sketch show has traditionally performed before an election. love that and everything that they had with the two

i know they had a lot of material to work with but they make it look easy. >> absolutely. you're in the clear to do your yard work today. >> thank you. i appreciate that. >> tom is updating his forecast with the most comfortable times to get outside. >> and let's talk about some students who are winning history. the school with an impressive track record when it comes to picking the next president. who did they vote for this year?

great day to get out and get those leaves taken care of whether you're using a leaf blower or a rake. the wind will be blowing around the leave around for a couple of hours. that is when we'll be in the 60s and the wind will diminish. colder pattern, the ten day outlook in a couple of minutes. two days left. can you believe t? and donald trump and hillary clinton are jet ag across the country today. all eyes on battleground states as we get set for election day. >> and moderator of meet the press chuck todd joins us live from new york this morning. you have a very busy couple of days ahead of you. no sleep. but we want to start off with the path to 270. that is the magic number it comes down to. how clear does that path look? >> it is pretty clear for

for donald trump as we move around here. i mean there, is no doubt trump is looking for another path, another state to flip and he has had i narrow path. he has to win florida, north carolina and ohio. it is pretty clear what hillary clinton's goal is. if she wins, florida, pennsylvania, the game is set and match. if she wins florida it is a done deal. forget anything else but she has numerous ways to get there. donald trump, a narrow path. got to sweep florida, north carolina and ohio and then he and i think they think that the other state is going to be michigan. they used to talk about pennsylvania. they now see that michigan is probably a better shot for them. pennsylvania, the clinton campaign has been on the ground in pennsylvania for months preparing for a last minute by the trump campaign. they haven't been as organized in michigan. so if there is going to be an upset in a blue state, michigan

again, trump has to sweep it all when it comes to the battleground. if he adds michigan it is a plausible path. >> do you sense a late surge with trump? it seems like he has remained quiet for the past week or two weeks. >> look, if you believe the polling, ours now and everything that has come out, the trump surge peaked somewhere last wednesday or thursday when it came to all posts, fbi comey memo. seen the clinton turn out machine, particularly in florida, start to pay dividends and i think you're starting to see some opening up again for clinton and her lead. the trouble spot here for trump is that, is that while clinton's number moves up and down. she was 48 or 49 in the last poll, now down to 44, the trump number is hovering awful close

is there that much out there for him to win this late in the game? i don't know. >> all right, chuck todd for us, thank you so much. at the election headquarters in new york. we want to remind everybody that you can see a very special edition of "meet the press" this sunday at 10:30. they may not be old enough to vote just yet but that won't stop new york kids from casting their presidential picks. i love this o morning. ida siegel tells us how one westchester county school might be the best poll yet. >> today is an exciting day at school. >> it is a big day at benjamin franklin elementary school. >> take the red lever, move it all the way towards me. >> it is election day and the kids have a tough decision to make. >> the president, smart, honest, and intelligent and can make right choices for our country. >> the children here have a

in 1968, ben franklin students correctly predicted richard nixon would be president. eight years late yes they voted approximately for jimmy carter and have predicted the correct president every four years since then to present day. this year, everyone is anxious to see who they will vote for. >> do you think the kids here have esp? >> what's that? >> who do you think is going to win this time? >> hillary. >> you think hillary is going to win? >> yeah. >> who is going to >> donald trump? >> yeah, if hillary clinton wins then i won't be the first girl president. >> there you go. that is a good strategy there. this year's election has been tricky teaching the kids about a electoral process during a campaign season that about been crude and wrought with scandal. >> we've been staying away from the candidates and talking about the process. >>. by the end of the day, the votes

>> hillary clinton! >> hillary clinton won the popular vote with 52% according to the kids. >> i learned that it counts when you vote. like, when, like, everybody should vote. >> do you think your school got it right? >> yeah. i think so. >> right or wrong, teachers say the important thing is they participated and learned that every vote does count. in york town heights. ida the weather plays an important part on election day. we're looking okay around here. >> all throughout the northeast, it will be beautiful weather on election day. check the weather where you are if you'll be waiting in line to vote or hiking, check out the nbc washington app and the storm team4 forecast. we have glorious autumn color now. storm team4 tower camera looking into virginia and you can see tyson's corner poking up above

color that covers the landscape now and it will be peak color for another day or so but the winds gusting around 20 miles an hour is going to bring some of the leaves down. right now, our temperatures are climbing into the 60s. it is in the low 60s, just about everywhere from the bay and across maryland and virginia into the shenandoah valley where most spots are right around 60 degrees. a bit of a chill in the mountains where it is holding around 50 degrees. invigorating weather to get in a hike. the only rain we have all throughout the nohe up around eastern new england but we're all dry around our region and storm team4 radar from the mountains to the bay and the atlantic beaches. it is a gorgeous day under way and a great day to get m a hike or a bike ride or a walk or a run. we'll have temperatures noon time, mid-60s, upper 60s, maybe briefly around 70 degrees by around 3:00 and then back down to the mid-60s around 4:00 and now that we're back to eastern standard time, we'll have the

it will be at 5:02. we do have peak color in the red zone along the 95 corridor in the north and west. that is going to be drifting into southern maryland, the eastern shore, much of virginia by next weekend, the peak color there, and then past peak already in many locations out in the mountains and especially the higher elevations past peak there now. and this photo was taken just yesterday along skyline drive. it is absolutely gorgeous there he share your pictures when you're out enjoying the autumn color on facebook, twitter and instagram. love seeing your autumn pictures, temperatures tomorrow will be in the 40s in the morning so a chilly start back to work and school. mid-60s tomorrow afternoon. then on election day here it will be chilly in the morning, we'll be in the 40s. the afternoon temperatures into the low 60s and staying dry, partly cloudy throughout the day. and 60s on wednesday and thursday for afternoon highs.

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that's what we do in a diverse and inclusive community like ours. that's what we need in congress to get it working again. and that's why i approve this message and respectfully ask for your vote. and respectfully ask y25eiy y16fy the eighth annual breathe deep d.c. 5k walk is under way. emceed by none other than -- >> doug kammerer. there he is. it is doug on the mike. >> dougie doug. we're taking a live picture of the event. thousands of people are walking three miles today to raise awareness about lung cancer in d.c.

help those in d.c. that are affected by lung cancer. it is great that it stays local. >> absolutely. 10:25 right now. here are 4 things to know. donald trump was rushed off the stage by secret service agents in the middle of his speech after someone in the crowd yelled gun. no weapon was found. a man was detained and later released. two men participating in the million mask march have been arrested for a man was critically injured after being hit by an suv driver in landover after 11:00 last night. police say that the driver is coordinating with police. >> metro police are doing an emergency drill on the green line right now. that station is open but trains are single tracking through there until about 2:00 this afternoon. get outside and see the leaves. >> yes, this is excellent weather to exercise in, too,

we have warm temperatures, you can run in a t-shirt this afternoon as it will be in the mid to upper 60s and then some chillier weather moving in monday, tuesday, staying dry. great weather for the election on election day. chilly in the morning on the 40s. low of 60s. >> thanks for joining us. we have "meet the press" next for you. >> we start at 4:26. how could you forget. until then have a great day.

this sunday, the final days before the election. and a mad scramble by both candidates. hillary clinton targeting her check mate states. >> tonight, i want to hear you roar. >> donald trump, still searching for >> nobody said it was going to be easy for us. but we will never be stopped. never, ever be stopped. >> we'll get the latest from our correspondents on the campaign trail. i will talk to former speaker of the house newt gingrich. and the chairman of the clinton campaign, john podesta. plus, where the race stands this morning, the results from our final nbc news/wall street journal election poll. inside analysis from the