bill clinton and served as attorney general from 1993 to 2001. during her term, many controversial political fights unfolded including the seizure of elian gonzalez and the deadly waco texas compound raid. after washington, she returned to the home state of florida unsuccessfully ran for governor. reno's god daughter confirmed her death this morning. it is 5:00 a.m. right now. had a beautiful sunday around here. > >> it was warm. >> no more. >> no more, storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with more on the monday morning forecast. 30 degrees in some places. >> a lot of 30s. all is not lost for today. i think you'll enjoy this afternoon. i think we'll have plenty of sunshine. the time change, we'll have the sunrises coming up before 7:00. it will be brighter at the early morning bus stop. we'll need the extra layer on the way out this morning.

even colder as we head towards the friday, saturday timeframe. monday morning, we're in the 30s to around 40 degrees. highs in your hometown today. upper 50s to near 60 for the friends and neighbors. 62 in manassas. 63 in culpeper and 63 down on the national mall. let's look at the outdoor activity planner coming up in a few more minutes and a peek at the weekend. that is coming up at 5:21. melissa mollet, how is our best friend, the beltway doing on the monday. >> my best taking a look on 95, quantico to the bell way going to take you 17 minutes. nice and on time there. 68 miles an hour. you're speeding just a tad. southbound here out of the town, out of town, not any big problem there. 66 into town, out of town. 63 miles an hour. you're at speed there. don't have any big worries. and 270 northbound, southbound, no problems there either. nice and green, earlier road

now to decision 2016, we're just hours away from election day and this morning, hillary clinton has been cleared again by the fbi. director james comey says clinton still will not face charges after the fbi reviewed another batch of newly discovered e-mails. most are duplicates of those previously reviewed. clinton's staff says it is glad the matter is resolved. donald trump says the latest announcement by the fbi rigged. this has been one of the most contentious and exhausting campaigns in modern history. in about 25 hours, millions of people will head to the polls to choose the next president. we have a team of reporters covering every angle of decision 2016. news4's molette green is looking at a new push in virginia today but we begin with news4's angie goff at the decision desk with the jam packed schedule for both candidates. >> aaron, that's right.

today, hillary clinton will begin the day in pennsylvania with an event at the university of pittsburgh. from there, she will tray to michigan for the get out the vote rally there and tonight she will head back to pennsylvania for an all star rally at the independence hall. she will be joined by president and mrs. obama. former president bill clinton, her husband, and chelsea clinton and at midnight, clinton will head down to north carolina for a midnight get out the vote rally and republican nominee in a state he must win, florida. after a rally at the sarasota fairgrounds, he will travel to north carolina and hold a rally in raleigh at the fair grounds there. from there, trump will travel to pennsylvania where he will speak with students and supporters at a college. his running mate, mike pence will join him in new hampshire later tonight. trump and governor mike pence

will end that with a rally. virginia is a key state for the presidential candidates. last night, donald trump made a pit stop in leesburg to rally voters in the battleground states. tim kaine will also make a stop. news4's molette green is live at george mason university with more on the last minute visits. molette, good morning to you. >> good morning. it is all about the hard fight for battleground virginia with campaign in northern virginia and in richmond later today. he will be rallying right here at george mason university. the doors will open at 5:30. this event set to start at 7:30 and senator kaine will urge virginiians to make history by electing hillary clinton as president in what the campaign is embracing an america that is stronger together. he is expected to layout his argument against donald trump. now, just hours ago, trump

at the loudoun county fair grounds with a reported 2,200 people in the house. the doors opened at 6:30. that p meant some of those folks waited nearly six hours as trump arrived more than four hours late after making five campaign stops on sunday. trump spoke about repealing obama care and this is what he said about hillary clinton. >> this is a marathon today. we're not playing hillary right now is fast asleep. she is sleeping so beautifully. she is sleeping beautifully. >> now, trump's speech was interrupted by a woman in the crowd who shouted at him about respecting women. he then called her obnoxious. this visit to virginia was trump's final before election day. this is the latest live from fairfax. back to you. >> molette, thank you.

commonwealth today. ivanka trump is scheduled to make two appearances. she will answer questions at town hall events at red rose banquet. and trump national golf club in sterling. another big race to watch this election day is the face-off for the maryland u.s. senate seat held by democrat barbara mccullsky. chris van hollen is hoping to keep the seat blue as m retired. kathy szeliga has a big day ahead as well. she will kickoff appearances in baltimore before anarundel county. there is a referendum on whether residents think d.c. should become a state. three council seats are up for grabs. each candidate is running unopposed. a record number of people have already voted in northern virginia. saturday marked the final day for in person absentee ballots

10,000 people came to vote on just that one day. just under 3,800 voted in arlington county which also set a new one day record. trust news4 as we countdown to decision 2016. you can check out the election guide we've created in the nbc washington app and we'll have more live reports as our team coverage continues this morning. fire investigators in charles county are looking into what caused a fatal brushfire on garner avenue around 5:00 p.m. has not been released. fire crews say the fire was put out within five minutes. what was meant to be a fun weekend to celebrate a friend's up coming marriage turned deadly for a maryland man. toronto police say 26-year-old julian jones was beaten to death outside of a bar in the city early saturday morning. police say jones did nothing to prevent the attack and they're now investigating this as a homicide. police are looking for at least two suspects.

participated in the assault of mr. jones, i also ask you to contact the lawyer, turn yourself into police. >> police say they plan to release photos of the suspects involved. we are off to a cool start and it could get even colder this week. you don't want to miss chuck's election day forecast. >> you heard the ads. local candidates are making one final push. the fight over virginia's tenth congressional district and the new >> an earthquake strikes overnight to our west.

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angie goff here at the live desk. new concerns in oklahoma after a 5.0 earthquake. it strike near a key oil hub. officials are worried about important infrastructure damag impact. others continue to fall apart right now. minor injuries were reported and schools have been closed in the area this morning. >> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. take a look at this winter, we can say wonderland in austria's brenner pass. the area saw the first dose of winter weather there. see the trees covered? that was kind of pretty but the traffic back-ups, not pretty at

sm areas connecting austie to northern italy. they were traveling without winter equipment. even a train came to a halt. on the bright side it wasn't a bad looking place to get stuck. the optimism. >> we show you the video to sort of get you ready. to ease you into -- >> i'm not ready. >> -- our winter. chuck bell is in the storm to go. >> nothing really would worry about today. no problems there. we'll have the election day forecast coming up in ten minutes. for now, a nice low impact weather day. plenty of sunshine. not quite as warm as yesterday. northerly winds are back so that 70 yesterday will not be repeated today. on average, about 10 degrees cooler in your hometown today compared to yesterday. sunny and cool for your monday. morning voting tomorrow will be

good. wednesday, that is our next best chance for showers. i'll let you know when on your wey. those are most likely to arrive coming up. your fitness forecast. right now it is a cold start to a monday morning in the 30s. noon time work outs will be in the mid-50s and we'll be back in the mid-40s by 6:00 with the new adjustment of time. it will be long dark by then. melissa mollet is taking us to school on university boulevard today. >> might be slow if you're going that way. they should be out of the way in eastbound university between adelphi and route one getting by. most of the other paving work has cleared out of the way. prince george's county. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head highway. no problems there. we're rolling along quite well. top of the beltway also looking good. we'll take a look at safetrack coming up in a couple of minutes. >> we'll see you then. it is 5:13 now. friends and family of terrence

largest protest yet. it has been two months since a d.c. police officer shot and killed the maryland man after a crash between sterlings motorcycle and a police cruiser. the protest is planned for 7:00 p.m. at the spot where sterling was killed. we're learning the details of another deadly shooting. a deputy was killed had in georgia and another shot as well. investigators say a group of people called police after the neighbor threatened them. two deputies went to interview the neighborhood. they were shot in the neighbor's neighbor. alarming new video from just before that deadly bus crash in baltimore. take a look at the surveillance video from a gas station. you can see the school bus zooming past the camera. that bus slammed into an mta bus. the school bus driver and five others were killed. our news partners at twop report authorities won't answer

lost consciousness during a crash two years ago. troops are fighting isis in syria. kurdish led forces say they started a new campaign to liberate the city of raqqah, the headquarters of isis in syria. you're looking at video north of the city as those troops prepared. they're backed by u.s. military forces which consider kurdish fighters the most effective against isis. 5:15, our time right now. we turn back to decision 2016. the president isn't the only election day. we're keeping a close eye on some of the down ballot races, especially in virginia's tenth district. >> let's check in with angie goff at the decision desk. angie, good morning. >> virginia's tenth district covered loudoun county and prince george county's. luann bennett is running against barbara comstock and at a rally yesterday in leesburg, bennett targeted the entire republican

campaign, donald trump has taken positions that simply don't reflect the values of northern virginia or of the tenth district voters. >> barbara comstock has not endorsed the republican nominee for president. she responded to bennett's speech in a statement saying in part while our opponent was having a press conference with a partisan democrat from maryland, we have been meeting with a diverse group of vote years from all over the district. all of the down ballot races to see if democrats can take control of the house and senate. be sure to follow david culver and julie carey on twitter for the latest on the updates. back to you. >> thank you. check out the crowd at an early voting center in california. this is in los angeles county. a record 5.1 million people are registered for the election there. some voters waited up to six hours for their turn to vote.

smoother tomorrow when 4,500 polling places will be open around l.a. news4 is bringing you everything you need to know before you head to the polls. more team coverage is ahead and a complete election guide is available 24/7 on the nbc washington app. 5:17 right now. fall is in the air and apparently all over the ground in some places. the leaves are pretty to look at but they can create a huge mess in the yard. today, certain people in montgomery county will be able to get rid of them. the county is starting the annual collec there are two ways to figure out whether you're on the pick up route. there is an online schedule on the website. you can find it on the nbc washington app. you can also see signs on certain maps. these are leaves only and we can't rake them for you. chuck bell is in the storm team4 weather center. you're not raking people's leaves. you're full service but not that far. >> i can rake a few.

project. pretty breezy outside for later this afternoon, that will keep the leaves mixed up once again and a lot more windy weather coming our way late in the week and into the weekend. that is what it looks like across much of the area over the weekend. the fall color nearly at peak. what about this coming weekend? saturday and sunday both look on the way cooler than average. we'll be back in the 30s saturday morning. saturday afternoon barely making it out of the 40s to saturday that will really bring the leaves down. sunday looks a little less windy but still chilly. speaking of cold, we have frost advisories here for southern montgomery county, prince george's, stafford, fredericksburg, impacted by the frost advisory early this morning. if you have any tender plants, it is probably too late to do anything for them. nothing out there with a clear sky. we'll be dry for today. tomorrow, dry as well.

and nebraska. it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with but it will bring us the best chance for rain coming up on wednesday. the skies are clear. it is a mild 47 at national airport but outside the beltway it is considerably colder. fredrick maryland, 32, down below freezing across parts of prince william county out towards the blue ridge. only 32 in front royal. planning out the day, plan on all sunshine. not quite as 70 yesterday will be more like 60 degrees later this afternoon. if you're getting up to go vote later this morning, look at the temperatures. mid-30s to the freezing mark for early voters in montgomery county. out towards leesburg, manassas, culpeper near the freezing mark. as we look at the remainder of the forecast for election day, veteran day obviously coming up on friday, tomorrow looks sunny and beautiful. election day forecast again, a

sunshine around. you can stay ahead by having the nbc washington app ready to go. follow me on twitter and find me on facebook. here is your five day forecast. 63 today. 67 tomorrow. no complaints there. couple of showers around on wednesday. it doesn't look like it will be much but at least that is our next best chance for rain and again, turning breezy and cooler late in the week. it is melissa mollet's turn. she is keeping us ahead of the roads on safetrack. red line, safetrack. >> safetrack on the red . of the red line shut down between noma-gallaudet and fort totten through the end of november on november 22nd just before thanksgiving if you have thanksgiving on the mind. inner and outer loop of the beltway had earlier roadwork. that is out of the way so you don't have any problems there. in silver spring, eastbound university between adelphi and route one. have the right lane getting by that paving. 95, quantico to the beltway.

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dangerous. we just sent this breaking news alert to your phone. the death of former u.s. attorney janet reno. the latest details and condolences come in as we go back to the live desk. >> take a look now this morning where we're off to a dry start outside. don't wash the car just yet.

d stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them to go f--- themselves! you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

now at 5:30, taking one last swing through the swing states, where hillary clinton and donald trump are spending the final moments of decision 2016. >> days after losing a defamation case, the rolling stone case heads back to court. what jurors are expected to decide today. >> and chuck bell w right now. >> angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news out of philadelphia. just got the word that the mass transit system there, septa, they reached a five year deal to end this ongoing strike. now, for nearly a week, negotiations and transportation issues for commuters across the

septa and the union representing 4,700 workers have reached this agreement but there is still concern among officials because election day is tomorrow. they were concerned people won't be able to get to the polls and commuters still, at this point, should consider finding alternate ways to get to where they need to go because there is still no word when service wilfully resume. eun, aaron? >> good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. weather center with 4 things to know about our forecast. >> good morning everybody, hope you enjoyed your weekend. monday morning is off to a cold start this morning. a lot of areas down near the freezing mark especially across southern virginia and northern maryland. it is a frosty cold start. we'll be dry for today and dry for election day as well. a chance for rain through the middle of the week. two significant shots of cold

today, though, won't be one of them. it will be nice and cool. plenty of sunshine. we're in the 30s and 40s now. should be up in the upper 50s and 60s later today. time to get the kids dressed for a monday. that is coming up in 10. melissa mollet, good morning to you. >> good morning. still have just this really only piece of construction hanging around here eastbound university between adelphi and route one. right lane gets by that paving here this morning. as you can see overall. right now. 95 from 32 down to the beltway, you can see it will take us 10 minutes. no worries from 32 to the beltway if you're headed northbound, same thing it is nice and open but don't have any problems there. beltway at central avenue rolling along pretty well. we'll take a look there at 95 and virginia coming up. it is 5:31 now as we turn to decision 2016, it is all about

the day in pennsylvania. she will travel to michigan for a get out the vote rally. she heads back to pennsylvania for an all star rally at independence hall. she will be joined by president and mrs. bamma. her husband, former president bill clinton and her daughter. bruce springsteen and jon bon jovi will perform there. republican donald trump will have a busy day as e well. he must win, florida. he tray travels to north carolina. from there, trump will travel to pennsylvania where he will speak with supporters and supporters. his running mate will join him for a rally in manchester, new hampshire and will end the night in grand rapids michigan. director james comey cleared

any charges after reviewing another batch of e-mails from her private server. nbc news has learned that most of the e-mails are duplicates of those already reviewed during the original investigation. her running mate, virginia senator tim kaine says he expected this result. >> not surprised. i really felt like the original conclusion was so unqu that when the announcement of the letters, i knew this would be the conclusion that would be reached. another big race to watch out for is the one to replace long time u.s. senator barbara mccullsky. chris van hollen hopes to keep the seat blue as mikulski retires from the post. she faces kathy szeliga. the minority went for the state house of delegates will make appearances in baltimore and

turning to virginia where five congressional seats are up for grabs. we're watching the race in the tenth congressional district. luann bennett is running against barbara comstock. coming up at 6:00, we'll have more on how bennett is using the top of the republican ticket to challenge comstock. today, d.c. mayor muriel bowser is getting out the vote. she will encourage district residents to head to the polls tomorrow. d.c. voters have a referendum on the ballot about state hood. there are also comio little divine intervention this election cycle, attend a prayer service tonight. the first begins at 6:30 at saint columbus church in northwest washington. we may not know who the next president will be but plans for the inauguration are already in the works. crews began building the platforms for outside the u.s. capitol back in september.

pennsylvania avenue near lafayette square. the next president will be inaugurated on friday, january 20th. 5:35 our time right now. closing arguments get under way in a d.c. serial rape case. demetrius banks is accused of raping five separate women. all of the women were walking home alone from metro stations tonight. jurors will be back in court today to determine how much rolling stone magazine will pay a university of on friday, jurors found rolling stone magazine, publisher and a reporter defamed nicole aramo. the lawsuit centered around the discredited 2014 story about an alleged gang rape on campus. they found no evidence of the alleged crime. ara m fo objected to how she was portrayed in the article and is seeking more than $7 million in damages. prince george's county

an suv this weekend. the man was taken to the hospital in critical condition on landover road at dodge park road late saturday night. police say the man was in the road whenwas hit. the driver did stay on the scene. 5:36. this man is missing in pribs george's county. police want your help finding hem. renatus allen is 60 years old. he was wearing a blue shirt with stripes and jeans. police if you have any information. we continue to follow this breaking news into the live desk. janet reno, the first female u.s. attorney general has died according to the family. she was 78 years old. reno nominated by president clinton. reno announced she was suffering from parkinson's disease. she spoke publicly about her health and continued to be

florida in 2002, a race she did not win. now back to you. >> angie, thank you. today may be your last day for a life jacket. a closer look at when your what to wear jacket. >> the clock is winding down to election day but preparations for the next president are just gearing up. what you may already notice ahead of january's inauguration. >> police make another gruesome discovery at the home of an alleged serial killer. the latest i'm luann bennett. over my 35 years living in northern virginia, i've learned a lot. how to raise three sons and build a successful business

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welcome back. it is time to look at our forecast, especially because we're seeing changes out there. >> need a coat, warmth. temperatures will be in the 30s and 40s. 36 in potomac. 46 now at national airport. so as you're planning out your day, getting the kids ready for another day of learning. go out and learn something today. get your warm coat on early this morning. sweatshirt weather back later today. bus stop temperatures mostly in the 30s. early this morning up to 42 by 8:00. afternoon temperatures will be

a plus! temperatures up near 63 today with plenty of sunshine for everybody. >> and you're a tough grader. i'm happy to see the a plus. that is pretty good. eastbound university here between adelphi and route one. still have that construction hanging around. looking at travel times. 270 is fine. top of the bell way. no problems in virginia. 66 inbound running aro nicely. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. the search is on for a killer in prince william county. what we're learning about the woman shot and killed and the hunt for the person who shot her. >> oh, no, he crashed right into the divider there. what happened? unbelievable. now look at this. >> car chases aren't anything unusual in l.a. but not all of them end like this one. the video into the newsroom

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i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. donald trump: i could stand in the middle of 5th avenue and shoot somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? and you can tell them you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her eyes, blood coming out of her wherever... you gotta see this guy. ahh, i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember."

5:45. here are your 4 things to know. the first twoon serve as u.s. attorney general has died. janet reno was 78 years old. >> friends and family of terrence sterling will call for answers at a protest planned in police after his motorcycle crashed into a police cruiser. toronto police say a maryland man's beating death in the city is a homicide. they're searching for at least two suspects. >> i this-this final day of campaigning, hillary clinton and donald trump will focus on key battleground states. more on all of those stories coming up at 6:00 a.m. police in prince william county are investigating the 20th homicide of the year. kristin wright is at the

woman. what have you learned at this point? >> reporter: well, aaron, what is interesting is this happened in a shopping center parking lot which presumably at 5:30 yesterday afternoon would have been some what busy. we know this woman was 26 years old. police believe she knew her killer and that she knew the person who did this to her. we have a map to show you if you're familiar with this shopping center. it is off of 66 and lee gainesville. police got here, again, about 5:30 in the afternoon. they found the woman. she had been shot. she was taken to the hospital and did not survive. police are telling us that the shooting does not appear to be random. they do think this woman knew the person who shot her. so, again, today police are looking to find out who this is. more information as we get it. back to you.

5:47. new developments in the chilling kidnapping and murder investigation in south carolina. investigators have found a second body buried on the same property where a woman was found chained in a metal container. on friday, the body of the kidnapped woman's boyfriend were found. they have charged todd kohlhepp with four murders from 2003. he implicated himself. knowing what happened that day. it doesn't bring the peace you would think one would feel. >> police are looking to identify the second set of remains. investigators are searching other properties kohlhepp owns or used to own. >> a police officer was hit by a car and died in utah today. cody brothererson was 25 years old.

car at an apartment complex. car hit him. two were taken into custody. the police department says his death was a great loss for the entire community. today, police in iowa will say goodbye to one of their own. police sergeant anthony bemino was ambushed and killed while in his cruiser last week. police say a man killed him and then another officer in separate attacks. he will be buried in des moines today. also today, sentencing is scheduled for the man accused of carrying out a shooting spree at airport. 26-year-old paul ciancia pled guilty to the 2013 rampage. a federal security agent was killed in the shooting. three other people were injured, including a tsa agent. ciancia was spared a life penalty but faces a mandatory life in prison. d.c. residents could approve a plan to move ahead with a state hood campaign. it is the first time state hood

1982. district officials will make a push in congress. also in d.c., vincent gray is trying to make a political come back. he is running for ward seven council seat after losing to muriel bowser in a mid a federal corruption probe. that investigation has ended. on the ballot in fairfax county, a proposal that would raise the price to eat out. the 4% meal tax will generate nearly $100 million each year. much of that will go to more for prepared foods will hurt tourism and unfairly affect low and middle income families. a record number of people have already voted in northern virginia. saturday marked the final day for in person absentee ballots throughout the commonwealth. in fairfax county. more than 10,000 people came out to vote on that one day. 3,800 voters in rl aing ton county set a new one day record. so what is bringing most voters to the polls tomorrow in

race? hillary clinton and donald trump will be crisscrossing the country as they make a final push for votes today. news4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill this morning. tracie, good morning, let's begin with this announcement with the fbi about clinton's e-mails. how will this impact the final moments of her campaign. >> our latest wall street journal poll, eun, showed half of the people out there, 50% are concerned with the latest e-mail investigations. the fbi has said nothing criminal here. can it could weigh on undecided voters within the next 24 hours headed to the polls. she didn't talk about it on the campaign trail. she did talk in her last rally about reconciliation. what do we do on wednesday morning when hopefully there is something decisive, we have a new president but nearly half of the country isn't satisfied with that. so that has been her message in the last 24 hours talking about

with donald trump. >> he brought up announcement at several of the rallies trying to spin it for his favor. what about his reaction? >> trump says the fbi is covering up for her and they know she is dpchl and covering up for her going into the election and you'll probably hear that again today in pennsylvania, in michigan, in north carolina, in florida, which is where he starts off today in new hampshire. he is hitting five states in one day. >> all right, tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you. 5:51 right now. chuck bell. he is tracking a little cool down to fall. >> it is fall. >> just a little cool down. just a little. >> nothing crazy. there are areas of frost outside early this morning. a frost advisory and freeze warning for any of the remaining cold, sensitive plants and veggies out there and it has been an otherwise very mild start to the month of november. every day so far this month has been warmer than average up to

and a half degrees warmer than average. still have the frost advisory now left for prince george's county and anarundel county. the growing season has ended across parts of central virginia. 30 in manassas. 31 out the door in warrenton. 32 for freezing degrees in fredrick, maryland. hagerstown, not as cold at 41 and downtown here, we're in the low 40sas plenty of sunshine, cooler than yesterday, though, winds have come back around to the north. that will funnel the cooler air in for today. clear skies tonight, with the wind fading away, it looks like tomorrow morning will be colder. if you're going out to vote early on your tuesday morning. plan on temperatures in the 30s pretty much everywhere along and to the west of i-95. a little bit milder inside the city. then your election day planner, then, 30s first thing.

increasing clouds but it will be 100 % rain free on election day. no weather related excuse not to vote. stay ahead of the weather. there is your next chance for rain coming up on wednesday. follow me on twitter @chuckbell4. here is your exclusive ten day forecast. mildest day will likely be tomorrow for election day. 60s today and tomorrow, near 60 on wednesday with a little chance for some showers ahead of some cooler weather that arrives on thursday and another a look at today hour by hour coming up in ten minutes. for now, melissa mollet says good morning to chopper 4. >> chopper 4 over 95. headlights are southbound there near the icc. you can see a pretty normal volume here headed northbound and southbound. no worries on 95 here this morning. taking a look at 29, bw parkway, route 1, everything emphasis there paralleling 95, a little slow inbound to indian head highway in the area of livingston road as you're headed

otherwise looking okay here. eastbound university between adelphi and route one, still have the right lane getting by. the rest of the beltway is rolling along quite nicely. we'll see you back here in ten minutes. angie goff back here at the live desk where we have brand new video from just east of mosul here. you're taking a look at iraqi forces on the ground. they continue to try to retake isis controlled territory. you can see that exchange o that is what we heard witnesses have said. a lot of artillery fire is what you can hear. this appears to be the most intense push yet since the operation entered the fourth week starting today. back to you. we're hearing confirmation that -- oh, no! he crashed into the divider there. what happened? >> the violent crash ended a police chase near los angeles. police say someone stole that

they avoided several crashes and running red lights driving on the wrong side of the road. the car slammed into the divider and the driver surrounded. . oh! >> and there you're watching the chaos from a pumpkin launching contest on sunday in delaware. one of the machines people used to shoot off the pumpkins exploded. pieces of it hit a condition. a man is also hurt. not as seriously. sunday was the last day of the annual competition. a new jersey man is in custody in connection to a deadly weekend knife attack. investigators say 26-year-old jeremy arrington was taken into custody late last night. arrington has not been charged in the stabbings. they say he was wanted on charges of sex assault in an unrelated incident. the attack left two children and a woman dead.

a riot in a prison in england is now over. police and emergency crews responded after reports of loud bangs from inside two wings. the prison said no staff was hurt and at least two prisoners were treated for minor injuries. good morning i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters, toys-r-us will burn the thanksgiving and will stay open for 30 straight hours. it is the third straight year toys-r-us is open this weekend. it will boost the number of employees opening on friday, have toy experts in storeand express check out lanes. i'm kate rogers. a last minute pitch in our own backyard. >> we'll call this the midnight special speech. >> the early morning stop donald trump made in anotherern

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got to get out and vote. >> i want to be the president for all americans. those who vote for me and those who do not vote for me because we have to be heal this country and that is going to take everyone. we're in the home stretch of the election day countdown. less than a full polls opening. polls will open at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow in maryland and d.c. it will 7:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we have full team coverage for you as you get ready for decision 2016. we'll check in with angie goff at the decision desk and molette green in a minute. >> let's check in with storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell for your weather headlines. >> good morning,o u guys it is

34 warrenton, virginia this morning. even down near freezing across parts of warren county down to 32 now at front royal. as you're planning out the day then. headline and sunshine today. sunny from start to finish. sun is up an early earlier courtesy of the change in the clock. that means the sun goes down today at 5:01. 30s this morning, we'll get into the upper 50s to around 60 by later on this afternoon. a closer look at the minutes and your five day forecast at 6:21. melissa mollet says there is new trouble on 270. >> brand new problem here, southbound 270 at 80. we have a crash that just happened here. you're seeing slow downs as you're coming from the fredrick area. right now going to go check that out. still have the delays inbound here. indian head highway as you're headed northbound there in the livingston road area. going to see slow downs there as well. eastbound university between