live view from the storm team4 tower camera over looking northwest washington in the foreground off in the distance is loudoun county on the horizon where temperatures are now climbing into the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. reagan national at 43. yards park, the scene for the food 4 families 4k fun run gets under way at 11:00 this morning. it will be in 50's with sunshine. looking at our next chances for rain coming up. >> 9:00 on the dot. we continue to follow where a powerful earthquake hit this evening north of christ church. the quake generated a tsunami. users taking to social media to post damage. minor damage was reported in wellington, the country's capitol. no major damage has been reported. also developing, a double stabbing in district heights. the victims are children. this morning, we're still trying to find out who is responsible.

>> reporter: we're here on dennis court in district heights. it is a cul du sac. anybody who lives in a cul du sac knows there is not a lot of through traffic. you can imagine what happened here late last night is troubling to a lot of folks. police held the scene until 2 or 3:00 this morning. it was 10:00 last night when they responded to a report of two children stabbed. both were taken to the hospital. police ha of look out for a suspect and we have not gotten any information about the genders, any confirmations about the genders of the children or the conditions or any suspect information. we do know that folks that have lived here lived here for sometime, 20 years in some cases and that sometimes that the home where this is believed to have happened had been the scene of domestic calls. whether that is all related to

remains under investigation. of course, we have yet to confirm a lot of information from police but there is an investigation into the stabbing of two children here in district heights late last night. a troubling crime which is still under investigation. we're live in district heights. derrick ward, news4, back to you. thank you. police are investigating a deadly accident in capitol heights. a man was killed in the two car crash on walker mill road. the other driver is expected to be okay. no word yet on any possible charges. re county. it happened just after midnight in clinton. the victim apparently ran off the road, hit the curb and got stuck in a ditch. we're told he is in critical condition. across the country, protesters took to the streets again overnight against the election of donald trump. take a look at this scene here. the protests held in both cities big and small. it was contentious at times in portland as protesters clashed with riot police there.

nbc's chrispalone has the latest. >> reporter: protesters are back in the streets in new york, thousands marched to trump tower in midtown for the fourth straight day. >> we're coming out together to say that america has a stronger voice against the racism, the sexism, islamaphobia that donald trump's campaign lifted itself on. >> since donald trump claimed the presidency, tens of thousands have turned out to protes among others, chicago, atlanta, miami, l.a. and indianapolis. >> what i'm afraid of more than anything is losing the america that i believe in. >> reporter: most protests have been peaceful but hundreds have been arrested. protesters in portland, oregon clashed with police on friday. >> going to the streets for another night is not going to keep donald trump from taking office and isn't going to change anything. >> reporter: in some cities, trump supporters have confronted

they're doing. >> we're trying to have unity in the country. the people are not cooperating. >> reporter: inside trump tower, the president-elect continues to plan his administration. trump appears willing to adjust some of the campaign promises in an interview airing sunday night. he told 60 minutes there, are parts of obama care he would like to keep in tact. >> are you going to make sure that people with preconditions are still covered. >> yes, because it happens to be one of the strongest assets. >> you're g with their parents for an extended period. . >> you're going to keep that. >> very much try to keep that. >> reporter: a shift from trying to earn votes. chris palone, nbc news, new york. >> here in the district people took a different approach to donald trump's election. they held a vigil in lafayette park. organizers saying they didn't want to have a protest. instead they wanted to show love and solidarity with the communities they say were hurt

>> i think in the lgbt community we have enough legal protections, we've made a lot of progress at least. donald trump's election, fair or not, validated a lot of racist attitudes. >> people we spoke to say even trump won the election, the fight is not over. hillary clinton is putting blame on james comey for reexamining the private e-mail server while she according to a source, she said comey's letter to congress raised doubts that helped stop the campaign's momentum. she acknowledged other factors that contributed to the failed bid. coming up later, chuck todd will have the very latest on donald trump's transition, among his guests, kellyanne conway and democratic senator corey booker. all right, so, the first

>> much different than what we're used to. viewers of snl are. kate mckinnon dressed up as hillary clinton and delivered her rendition of leonard cohen's hallelujah. cohen passed away last week. >> ? it is a cold and broken hallelujah ?? >> showily after she finished the song, she ended with a message. >> i'm not giving up and neither should you. live from new york, its saturday night. >> things started to pick up when host dave chappelle took the stage and delivered his monologue hitting trump on his victory. >> america has done it. we've elected an internet troll as our president. >> the night also featured former snl cast member chris rock making a surprise appearance here. this is in a sketch that happened later in his night as he joined friends at an election

win the election. a lot of people saying the whole conversation was just spot on, but it was so great to see both of them together on the same stage. >> those two together are just fantastic. i would watch them in just about everything. good to see dave chappelle back. >> alec baldwin though. >> he will be back. there is a long time to go. >> four years. >> that's right. we're off to a cold start but it will warm up soon. tom is tracking how quickly we'll be back into the mid-50s. making music, marking history, and moving forward. how paris is reclaiming the bataclan concert hall one year

this breaking news just in from kansas city, mchlt on.

what was this massive fire. you can see flames are inside and smoke billowing and shooting up into the skies. fire crews say there were several small explosions that happened inside of this structure as well. we'll continue to keep you updated as we find out more. find out if anybody was injured. ? nothing comes from violence. nothing eve ?? >> today marks one year since the deadly terror attacks at the bataclan in paris. sting was the headliner at the reopening of of the concert hall. all 1,000 tickets for last night's show sold out in 30 minutes. last year's attacks targeted bars, restaurants and sports stadium killing 130 people injuring hundreds more. isis claimed responsibility for the attacks. a story that is developing right now, there are new evacuation orders in western north carolina after a wildfire

the so called party rock fire is 15% contained. firefighters continue to battle this blaze. officials are investigating about two dozen wildfires in north carolina and georgia as suspected arsons. this is one of the coldest mornings that we've seen in months. temperatures are ticking up a little bit here and tom is tracking your game day forecast if you're headed out to fedex field. >> a major change at arlington national security in a new way starting

bright sunshine and still cold but good weather for tailgating at fedex field before game. 11:00, noon time, beginning it on climb into the 50s. that ought to hold the upper 50s during the game with bright sunshine and a bright in a look at the next chances for rain over the next ten days is coming in just a few minutes. good morning, everyone, i'm jason pugh. big game sunday is back here in washington. the redskins coming off of the bye week starting the second half of the season. they host one of the top ten games in, the minnesota vikings.

jay gruden giving him the nod over jones. minnesota, they're one of of the best defenses in the nfl. they've allowed one of the least points in the league just under .300. sunday night football, a rematch of super bowl xlix. super bowls hosting the seahawks, tom brady looking for his he has had zero interceptions. making a lot of football owners very happy. the patriots and seahawks doing battle tonight. coverage for sunday night football starts at 7:00 p.m. with football night in america. i hope you enjoy your big game sunday. a volcano in peru erupted on friday spewing an ash cloud that reached a record height of 10,000 feet.

seismic activity for 13 years. they have stations to monitor the behavior of the volcano to prevent human losses in case it intensifies the activities. new security measures are going into effect at arlington national cemetery. there will be set access points. on main avenue, ford and white field gates and mier hall old post chapter gate. all pedestrians will be screen ed through the welcome center. they recently banned pets and bikes as well. a virginia state trooper is recovering after a car slammed into his cruiser. trooper kg salazar had a car pulled over on the right-handed shoulder of interstate 95 when another driver slammed into the back of his car. this happened around 8:15 saturday morning near the 134 mile marker in stafford county.

trooper had been driving aggressively with another car. both of those drivers have been charged. a plan to replace 15 low income apartments with 52 low income parks in alexandria has received a green light. the alexandria city council supported it in a unanimous city council near old town alexandria. under the plan, the four multifamily houses known as the ramsey houses would be demolished to make way for a four story red brick apartment building. that was approved despite misgivings that parking plan fort building would be inadequate. all right, so there is a very special event happening today at yards park in d.c. >> yes, there is. news4 is sponsoring the food 4 families 4k fun run. we will be there along with other groups collecting nonperishable food items and items to help feed local families in need this thanksgiving. the fun run kicks off at 11:00 a.m., if you're headed

and photos on social media using the #food4families. >> very cool. great event. bundle up for right now. >> the ear warmers even. >> jingle bells, can we get some? beginning look a lot like christmas. >> oh, nice! he came through! >> christmas in the big apple. the rockefeller christmas tree arrived saturday. a 94 foot norway spruce donated by a couple in upstate ne backyard. it will be adorned with 50,000 lights that will be turned on in a ceremony at the end of the month. so cool to see that pulled into place. i wonder how they feel about it. it is cool that it is your tree, but it is gone. >> it is the people's tree now. >> we're getting there, tom. it is cold today. >> it feels like winter now. in fact we had the coldest temperatures so far. got down to 34 at reagan national. that is the coldest so far.

now we're recovering as the sun is climbing high in the sky. live view from the storm team4 city camera over looking the blue waters of the potomacpotom. we should climb into the 50s and with a light wind, delightful november afternoon. we ought to be hovering in the upper 50s between 2 to 4:00. lots of sunshine. then be looking for the bright super moon this evening by 6:00, it will be getting higher in the eastern sky and temperatures dropping back to near 50 9:00 p.m. under the bright moon tonight. this will be the best night to see it. we'll have a lot of clouds around tomorrow night. temperatures are climbing above freezing. shenandoah valley as well as most of maryland and virginia around the bay. it is already up to 50 degrees in indianapolis. they're at 49. love this photo taken this morning. sunrise along the potomac river. chris militzer took this with november color. trees north and west of the

leaves now and a clear sky in enormous area of high pressure has been pushing over us. it is going to be in place overnight tonight and then a disturbance comes up from the south tomorrow bringing increasing clouds and temperatures climbing into the upper 50s during the afternoon. there is a small chance now, a smaller chance for some maybe sprinkles of light rain on monday afternoon and then we dry out on monday night but there will be a lot of clouds around monday tonight is going to be the best night to look for it and then on tuesday, we'll get some sunshine back. highs reaching near 60 after we'll be in the 40s in the morning. then highs each day around 60 degrees as we get through the rest of the week. might get another chance of some sprinkles on wednesday. a lot of clouds around and then another chance perhaps next weekend. that will be saturday night so most of the daylight hours over next weekend are looking dry. but then it turns colder after

highs only reaching around 50 degrees so a cold, dry pattern is going to begin to move in as we get into the end of november and that is the way it looks. >> all right, thank you, tom. dogs get a special mission. meet the can a canines making a unique difference in the lives of our nation's heros. we'll be right back. good day, i'm carrie day with nbc donald trump stunned the world on tuesday thundering to a 2016 victory that nearly no one believed was possible. what happened? polls before the election pointed in hillary clinton's direction and even modelling by most republicans including the rnc signaled that trump would fall short of 270 electoral votes. the votes are being counted but here is what we know about what the polls got wrong. first we know that african-american turn out was down and that at least according

vote for hillary clinton by a bigger margin than barack obama. rural vote years went for donald trump more than they did for mitt romney. so two big questions remain. first, did trump turn out new voters or previous voter that's switched parties and second, can

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i'm eating an apple a day to keep ben carson away. by apple i mean pure human growth hormones. if that doesn't work, i've hidden cruxes in all of the tablets in the d.c. metro area. >> what did she hide? we'll answer that one later. snl having fun with kate mckinnon they poked fun as she downed a bag of emergen-c to stay healthy enough to stay on the court now that donald trump has been elected president. we're in for a lot more fun over the next four years for sure. we're about to show you a special graduation now. >> the graduates are service dogs specially trained to provide support to the nation's heros. the group is called hero dogs and they raise, train and place

disables. now, the dogs become life long companions and help the veterans live more independent lives. >> they can rely on the dogs, give them freedom, give the family freedom. give the people the ability to get out and do things, the things they want to do and just to live their lives independently. the dogs are partnered with veterans free of charge. hero dogs is funded on donations and relies on voluntee we're off to a chilly start this morning. you see the temperatures there, 30 degrees in manassas. rain might also impact your plans this week. tom is updating his forecast with what to expect for the monday morning commute. >> history hidden away and kept under lock and key. we uncover the smithsonian's secrets kept out of sight from you, the public. >> and developing right now, isis chemical attacks the new concerns from iraqi towns that claim that they're being targeted in a dangerous new way.

the time right now is 9:29. a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit new zealand. residents in low lying areas have been told to seek higher ground. >> we're getting more information on a double stabbing in prince george's county. the victims are children.

court heights. the kids are in the hospital. no word on any suspects. >> a man is dead after a two car crash in capitol heights. this happened around 10:00 last night on walker mill road. the other driver is expected to be okay. no word yet on any possible charges. 9:30 on the dot. we have another busy sunday morning for you. we made it to sunday. >> we sure did. we're getting ready for the work a weather today, we could use a jacket and the sunglasses. >> absolutely and we want to get our binoculars or telescope. the super moon is in the sky. tom kierein is here to tell bus that. >> you don't need that. just your eye balls. >> it will be that big. >> it will be coming up after sunset. it is all green here, not many leaves to rake here. we have the oak trees behind me in northwest washington still pretty green but elsewhere,

like in this photo in northern montgomery county. raking leaves today, we'll have bright skies and light winds, get yard work done. for the morning commute, tomorrow we'll be in the 40s with dry roads and clouds close in during the afternoon. we'll hover in the mid to upper 50s. there is a small chance of sprinkles. we may deal with damp roads for the afternoon commute. a look at the next chance for rain is coming hour. >> local residents and a human rights group say an iraqi town has been targeted by several chemical attacks carried out by isis. the group is stock piling ammonia and sulfur. we have more on what they might face. >> reporter: news of the elections have been dominating the headlines but an hour away from erbil, iraq, there is a battle raging.

donald trump stands to inherit. donald trump has said he wants to wipe isis off the map. it was a signature part of his foreign policy during his election campaign. it is not exactly clear what he means. at least here in iraq, isis is on the run and they have been for the past month ever since the announcement of the defensive against mosul, iraq's second disposal, including the use of war crimes. >> we have to take the risk of more chemical weapons by the islamic state as a real and serious risk. >> the united nations came out yesterday and said that four people died last month when isis set fire to a sulfur plant and thousands more were badly injured. war crimes aren't just a concern

air strikes in the past two years of bombing in iraq and syria. that is just the initial investigation. there could be a lot more to come. it is something that donald trump will have to consider if he really wants to ramp up the fighting here in the middle east. back to you. >> matt bradley reporting there. we're learning more about the deadly attack inside the largest nato military base in afghanistan. the a suicide bomber killed four early saturday mornin another 16 service members and polish soldier were hurt in the attack. the taliban is claiming responsibility. maryland governor larry hogan is telling the baltimore sun that he thinks the trump administration will build the new fbi requests in maryland. hogan's theory is that hillary clinton's connections to virginia governor terry mcauliffe and vice presidential nominee senator tim kaine would have given the commonwealth the

capitol hill tomorrow as new members of congress arrive for a new member orientation. they will begin learning their way around the hill and also take part in security briefings and training sessions. they won't officially take office, though, until they're sworn in come january. a lot going on. meanwhile, while you visit the smithsonian institutions it is easy to be overwhelmed by everything around you. >> there is so much to see. have you ever wondered what is locked behind the doo i was very lucky to get this all access pass and uncover a world of hidden history. >> they're so pretty. >> at the national museum of american history. >> they don't look comfortable. >> true, national treasures that stand test of time. but but beyond the museum doors, wall becomes doors leading to off limits until now. it is dl. in secret back rooms, cold

history visitors can't see. >> there are hundreds of thousands of dissertations waiting to happen. stories laying in wait. >> curator and project director shannon parish preps carol burnet's costume. this is the last stop for objects before hitting the door. with an inventory of more than 3 million artifacts, a small percentage can be shown given time meaning most of the museum's collection is not on display. >> our job right now for the most part is to keep things preserved forever. we're always assessing what will tell a good story. >> reporter: in the medical division, cabinets reveal the first artificial heart. a surgical kit once used for exorcisms and did you know before the breathalyzer, there was the drunk-o-meter.

>> it turned out, some of the tiniest things in the room transformed history. in a space just for sports, we find a babe ruth baseball and a couple drawers up, the torch from the olympic games, from the intercontainment world it is indy's whip and jacket. fonzi's too. there is fonzi bear wearing the polka dot tie. here are 50,of dillard's favorite jokes. the museum is constantly collecting and that means a lot of artifacts from modern day. straight out of the '50s and seinfeld, i present to you the puffy shirt. how do you know this is going to have a place in the history of comedy and tv? >> contemporary collecting is difficult because we typically collect with some sort of historical perspective.

maryland. >> i walk each one of the buildings every morning. >> reporter: we continue to explore at a secret off site location. >> it is a privilege to be part of the caretaker of the american express. >> we see the first motorcycle, stage coaches paced too. old time bicycle and ambulance and among the relics, hot rods, the race car mario andretti drove to win the indy 5 and and the harl >> great stories that will tie more circumstances may end up on the floor if they don't, don't worry. >> there is a lot of competition for who gets real estate and which exhibits get made. that is the brilliance of the digital era. >> the museum is constantly photographing and adding items to the archives online. that way, everyone can enjoy it. that is taking some time because you can imagine, three million items. >> so much stuff.

to make sure the treasures are around for decades to come, if not just acquiring the treasures and putting them on the floor. there is so much that goes into preserving them. from the lighting of the room, the temperature. >> it is hard to believe that some of stuff can't get on the floor how awesome it is. >> how competitive it is. they do lend it tout other museums and events when special things come up and so they're seen in other ways. >> i like it. coming up, the boss stranded. the motorcycle suddenly broke down. >> developing right now, take a look at this video from inside of a mall. shoppers sent running from danger. the shooting at this mall and

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a traffic stop turned into a crash turned into a shooting. new jersey officer here pulled over the suspect for having a visible handicapped placard. by law it should have been taken down while driving. as the suspect tried to get away after the crash, the officer grabbed him and shot him once in a leg. the officer said he didn't know he had shot him. suspect was taken to the hospital and later charged. officials are still investigating whether that shooting was justified. my springsteen is thanking new jersey veterans this morning. >> they rescued him after his motorcycle broke down on friday. take a look. it all started when springsteen started to head out for a ride on friday. it broke down on the side of the road. not too long after that, a group of veterans gave him a ride to a nearby restaurant where he called for a pick up and then he went inside with the vets, enjoyed a few drinks and also

i just got out of the bar, we were hanging out with bruce springsteen. stop it. >> pretty cool. we are off to a chilly start. we've been showing you the temperatures. they're picking upright now.

this is the time of year that the earth gets closest to

bringing the moon closer to us. that is why we call it the super moon. you'll be able to see it this evening. tonight will be the best night. look towards the east, you'll see it rising around sunset time which is today at 4:56 climbing higher in the sky tonight. it will appear about 30% brighter than average, undeniable beauty. china is looking to take the lead in the international fight trump has called it a hoax and said he would cancel u.s. involvement in the land mark paris deal. in antarctica secretary of state john kerry says he will continue his efforts to implement the agreement since president obama leaves us. it is up to the next administration to define itself on the issue. now to a developing story. panic here as gunshots rang out in this albany, new york, mall

the mall was placed on lockdown for hours. nobody was hurt. police still have not been able to track down the shooter. at this point, they believe that one or two shots was fired after two men got into an argument and took off. >> scary situation there. like it or not, it is getting colder out there and the winter is just a few weeks away. >> i like the weather the way it is right now. keep it like this. >> straight to spring. >> well, yeah, we'll talk about that later. a little bit of snow won't the snow storm of 2016. he is looking at ahead at this winter. >> the last few winters have seen brutal weather. record low temperatures, windshields we below zero. each have been above average when it comes to snow fall. i'm sure i don't have to remind you of the blizzard of 2016.

i think this year will be just as brutal and the worst part could be the cold. the super strong el nino of last season is gone and we're leading toward a weak la nina. the jet flow tends to be above the mid atlantic. if i was looking at la nina alone, we might expect a mild and wet winter, but there are other factors here at play. one of the biggest is siberian snow cover. siberia in late october gives us a signal of what we may expect for the rest of winter. this year, that snow cover is one of the largest ever, that combined with record amounts of arctic sea ice will allow cold air to move into the country and especially into our region. now, we still expect snow but i'm not calling for another big storm. they will have a big impact on

the biggest impact will be the cold and it could be record breaking. so let's break it down. we think this year's cold may come much earlier than last year. december and january are looking very cold with a few days only in the teens. february may be our warmest winter month this season and we expect temperatures well above average. the cold will try to make a return though in march and this is where i think we could find our big yes storms. not the storm of last year but potent storms that deliver a puny. this year i'm predicting average or above average snow fall. the d.c. area averages 15 inches a year and this year i'm going 14 to 20 inches along the i-95 corridor with more to the north and west as usual and a little bit less to the south and east. 14 to 20? i can deal with that. >> i can deal with cold. i'll take cold over a blizzard. >> as long as it doesn't come as once.

an inch of snow creates a gridlock. >> it is enough. >> but, you know, what is looking more like this winter, we're probably going to get them in parcells of four or five inches each. looking outside, we have a bright sun pouring down im illuminating the region and there is reston. almost looks like a painting. there is dulles toll way. traffic moving smoothly under this gorgeous sunshine and you can see individual trees there, still but most of the trees off to the west have lost their lives. there is the blue potomac under this clear sky by noon, the mid-50s, upper 50s by mid afternoon, and then the bright super moon will be in the sky this evening. can't miss it. you'll be able to see it easily in the eastern and souther sky. temperatures back near 50 by 9:00 tonight. we have a clear sky now but there is rain beginning to come up into the carolinas. it looks like that may be a

we're getting a flow out of the north and west as high pressure is with us bringing in the dry air. we'll be clouding up during the day tomorrow. the system approves from the south and getting a few sprinkles or light rain from it in the afternoon. otherwise, most of the day is dry and cloudy with temperatures in the upper 50s. a lot of clouds around monday night so tonight is the best night to see the super moon and then as we get into tuesday, a low 40s in the morning, afternoon highs around 60 and highs near 60 each day the rest of the week. another chance a sprinkles on wednesday and into next weekend. maybe saturday night. otherwise, pretty dry pattern here and it gets colder after next weekend into the following week with highs only in the 40s to near 50. that is the way it looks. >> all right, thank you, tom. their love broke barriers, now their story is on the big screen but they couldn't do it alone. the help one couple received

it is a love story that started in virginia and went all the way to the u.s. supreme court. now it is on the big screen. >> richand and mildred loving helped break barriers for interracial couples decades ago. as barbara harrison explains, they didn't do it alone. >> is that the real couple? >> that is the real couple. >> the story was told in

their fight to love and live together in the place they were born, virginia. on the big screen now, it tells a story of richard and mildred loving. >> will you marry me? >> this is a love story. >> this is a story of love and of the law. >> i was a volunteer attorney for the aclu before the loving case. >> loving versus virginia is also bernard andre cohen's story. >> can you see? do you have your glasses on? couple, too. ray had volunteered at the aclu. bernard had come from brooklyn. he was just outside of georgetown law school and volunteering with the aclu in alexandria. >> i pronounce you husband and wife. >> in 1958, the lovings came to d.c. to marry but returned home to live where they had both grown up. >> i believe mr. loving said he

old. >> why were you in bed with that woman? >> i'm his wife. >> they were jailed and forced to leave their home or leave each other. >> leave caroline county and the state of virginia at once. >> five years later, they learned new civil rights laws were being written. they wrote to the government. >> robert kennedy suggested they contact aclu and aclu contacted me. >> i believe this is a court battle that could go all the way to the supreme court. case pro bono and he thought it was very interesting, very exciting. >> you realize this could alter the constitution of the united states. >> i'm a native virginian and i was certainly very much aware of the prejudices. >> we may lose a small battle, but win the big war. >> there were people who said it will ruin his career. he is just starting his law practice. this is going to ruin his career. which, of course, it didn't.

we argued the case before him and he issued a terrible opinion, a racist opinion. >> that opinion was appealed to the u.s. supreme court and was accepted. >> well, mr. and mrs. loving wouldn't come. we invited them and they said no, they'll just wait to hear from us. and i said to him, is there anything you want nee say? >> say to the supreme court justices of the united states? my wife. >> is that the real couple? >> that's them. >> wow. >> it is ironic two years after the loving versus virginia story. the state adopted the slogan virginia is for lovers. >> it is almost always printed in black and white with a heart. perhaps an unspoken tribute to

mildred loving. >> we're also staying on top of breaking news in new zealand for you. a massive earthquake has hit the country there. we're going to look at the damage and new concerns as waves hit the shore. we're learning more about an incident last night in prince george's county that left two young children stabbed. i'll have more details coming up

breaking news. that major ready quake hits new zealand. new video of damage we're getting into the newsroom as the tsunami escalates the threat. >> children stabbed and rushed to the hospital. what we're finding out about an act of violence in prince george's county. >> a wreck that of a man as police piece together the damage. hope you're having a good morning so far. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm angie goff. we're tracking the weather for today which is a chilly start but also changes that are coming as we begin our work week tomorrow. >> bright sunshine flooding your neighborhood now. here is the live view from the storm team4 tower cam la over looking northwest washington on this sunday morning. we still have some trees with some nice, autumn colors,