by enjoying activia yogurt with billions of probiotics everyday. take the activia probiotic challenge! a night of deadly crashes. the collision and police chase that sparked an emergency response overnight. >> plus windows smashed and more arrests. another night of violence in st. louis missouri. new video of the overnight protests stretching into the suburbs now. >> it's sunday morning. ready for football. preview of the skins west coast match up against the rams. it's all good. they need a win today. >> that's right. >> listen. good sunday morning to you. thank you for starting it with us. >> a lot to get to this

chitchatting about our drive. there was a ton of fog out there early. >> lots of fog in different spots. we'll check in with lauren who will tell us more about that. >> yeah. a lot of fog out there. a lot of foggy spots out there. no advisory just yet. they'll play it by ear but just know, it is foggy out there as you make your way out on this sunday morning. let's show you what it looks like outside the d.c. area. not a lot of fog inside the city but beautiful views. until we get to about 9:00 p.m.. so looking good and then you go north into northern montgomery county and then coming

be careful as you make your way out and about this morning. we have tropics heating up. three storms now. three main storms. we'll talk about those coming up. >> thank you very much. meanwhile, break news concerning several deadly krascrashes. >> it's left one person dead and three others critically hurt. this crash happened around midnight. that's over in the neighborhood. we're working now to get more information about the victims as well as what lead up to this. >> also working to learn more about a police chase that ended with an emergency rescue overnight right along the d.c.-maryland border. at least two people fell off an overpass trying to get away from officers. this happened at 295 at eastern avenue now. they tweeted out photo of crews using rescue baskets to

>> a little girl is wake up in the hospital with life threatening injuries. she was hurt in a crash that left a man and a woman dead. we're told their car somehow went off the road and hit a tree on beach mill road in virginia and it happened last night. for those of you that know this area it's right down the street from the french restaurant that's very popular there. police have not said what the relationship was between the victims and the little girl. >> more breaking news out of london. a second arrest was just made in ay

train. a 21-year-old man in custody in addition to the 18-year-old police arrested yesterday. they haven't said how they might be connected. the terror threat level is at critical. another attack is believed to be imminent. >> also more protests near st. louis overnight. people took to the streets for the second night in a row. protesting the acquittal of a white police officer in the fatal shooting of a black man in 2011. things turned violent where a small group of people refused orders by police to leave. they broke windows and threw objects at police. in all nine people were arrested. >> saturday was also a day of mostly peaceful protests here in the washington area. >> it ranged from protrump

antitrump. >> a group marched on the national mall. the fbi labeled them as a gang but fans say they're far from that. >> near the white house protestors wanting to send that message that russia interfered in last year's election and they don't want that to happen again. >> finally the so-called mother of all rallies showed support for president trump. take a look. >> in spite of your political views i think we should come together and try to come to a common ground and just try to work together. back the president a little more. we might not like everything he does but at least give him a chance. >> counter protestors sparred with the pro-trump group but things remained peaceful. >> president trump is at his

preparing for his debut at the united nations this week. he's expected to leave for new york later today. he is expected to hold over meetings before speaking to the un general assembly on tuesday. chuck todd will join us for a preview this hour around 6:45. >> today civil rights icon dick gregory friends will continue celebrations of his life. a parade will be held this morning after yesterday's public memorial service. >> they honored him by watching highlights of his life through vintage video clips. he died last month at the age of 84. >> time is 6:06. the redskins hope they can pick up win number one today against the

against the eagles. needs to improve today against the rams. one person that will be key is your dan rei jordan reed. coaches know that opposing defenses are aware of talent and the other players can step up as well. cousins has to be a little bit better too. >> bring the a game. >> that's right. >> everybody. 6:07 right now. it was one of the biggest boxing matches of the year but how it ended has fans outraged. we'll tell you why. >> take a look out the window right now che

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this is the fight that's probably all over your social media page this morning. if you didn't stay up an watch get this, it ended up in a draw. gggg reta r taned his title. a rematch could happen. after the fight they were willing to go at it. >> people don't like a draw. >> no, you want a winner. it's like a soccer match. >> check it out. the roar of the jet engine there. the joint base andrews air show is back. it came roaring back yesterday. crowds got an up close look at the vintage planes. don't worry though. if you missed out you may have another chance today. it's free for the entire family to enjoy. and like this is what the i cans love. >> they're climbing on tanks. >> whoou

>> they have airplanes that you can buy or blow up. it's just great. it's just wonderful. the weather, could you ask for better weather? >> i don't know. can we ask for better weather? >> i think we can. how about that. beautiful conditions out there for this morning. a little on the foggy side so as you head out the door make sure to use some caution and extra time because we are going to continue to have that fog as we go through the morning. sun is not going up until about 6:52 this morning. so dealing with fog. very similar conditions to yesterday. temperatures in the low to mid 80s for a daytime high today. rather warm yesterday. sunshine this week and of course we continue to watch the tropics. the tropics are really heating up. current temperatures in the 60s. 69 here at washington. inap

number 72. it's on the water so lucky there. here's viz ability. it's really down once you come up to frederick. here in d.c. it's fine but in terms of the fog we're still watching that. we have jose. it is going to just intensify a little bit. we'll be watching the track of this because it's still going to remain offshore but it's going to scoot between bermuda and the eastern seaboard. could bring clouds by tuesday. now we have two more storms we're watching. maria and lee. i do expect lee to break up a little bit but maria is the one we'll have to watch. this is the one headed toward the british and u.s. virgin islands. you can see there's that chain of islands that already got demolished with irma so they're going to have round two with maria headed there as a strong

hurricane. so it's headed that way. let's track jose real quick. winds are still at 80. it will continue to scoot up just around the eastern seaboard. it's going to be just off the mid-atlantic coast tuesday into wednesday. so again we'll see possibly some wi wind. possibly some clouds. we could have rain showers on tuesday into wednesday morning. but for most of us we're going to stay dry with a little bit of cloud cover. further inland you are more sunshine. for us we're all going to see the sunshine this afternoon. nothing happens on the radar. we are looking good. high pressure still in charge. low to mid 80s today. a stray shower possible. muggy side tomorrow. low 80s. still humid out there for tomorrow. your tuesday we're tracking jose. again a few more clousd, temperatures low 80s and we'll have to see what maria

rain here by early next week. guys. >> thank you, lauren, next up is reporters notebook. >> we're back in 15 minutes with more of the day's top stories. see you then. >> good morning. it was an outcome feared by dreaded. 31-year-old laura, the pregnant teacher that was missing in montgomery county for more than a week turned up the pass week in a shallow grave. many people worried about her. looked for her. police had searched the area near where she was found. turns out the boyfriend is the suspect in this case. it's a heartbreaking end to the story. joining us is tom and mark. mark we saw the boyfriend in the press conference. it stuck in our minds. he made a plea for her to come home. for her to come back. >> as you said this is a woman so beloved by her

family, her students and that press conference and optic of not just him pleading for her to come home but prior to that he's sitting in a chair next to her parents holding hands. at that moment her parents knew that he was a suspect. police considered him a person of interest at that press conference but wanted to let him get thereupon and give him this level of comfort and see what would happen. to think of the parents sitting there next to him holding his hand knowing this man is a suspect in my daughter's disappearance and her death. >> that's the stunning thing. many people are accused of crimes and convicted later of crimes that act like they're grieving over the loss of their loved one or child or anything and we don't know what the legal case could be. i just can't imagine if i'm the parent and sitting there that

i'm possibly holding the hand oppenheim someone that might turn out to be the murder. stunning. >> there's another family that is dealing with the aftermath of a terrible tragedy after 42 years and the relentless investigation by police. it appears the case involving sheila and catherine lyon may be brought to closure. the abduction and killing of those little girls 10 and 12 haunted police and tortured the family all these decades. the states attorney says this case hung like a specter over county law enforcement. and he stopped short of an admission. what are we to make of that. >> he didn't want to admit it. i would love to hear the whole story there. i didn't cover the story but i have lived here for the 40 something years and every couple of years something would happen. it just seemed

way it ended. >> i was a little bit older when this happened. my dad knew john lion. it changed everything about the way my parents would let me go walk around and freedom. he has given inconsistent stories about what happened to the girls including implicating his uncle richard welch. so what he did here is in virginia if you abduct someone and they die you're guilty of felony murder and that's what he admitted to. that he abducted the girls. we still don't know for sure and even the prosecutor said he's no longer calling richard welch a person of interest now. they don't believe there will be any more prosecutions or arrests. i don't know that you could say this exonerates richard welch but it's a long cry from when he was called a

>> we heard the family say we're tired, we just want to go home. so they don't want anymore investigation. >> john lion was very moving in his gratitude to police and the cold case unit and just saying that the family is ready to put this behind them. >> the burden of having a child day, children die and then having to live with decades later a parent lives with that every day but then to have it brought back up in the media and exposed is extraordinary. >> the state's attorney said there's a lesson to be learned here. is there? they never gave up. >> they never gave up and the resiliency of the prosecutors and particularly these detectives because we know, particularly from our partner did a deep dive into this and what his reporting showed is that investigators had all along had a sketch from a witness that resembled lloyd lee welch back in

because the detective that drew it wasn't confident of it. that witness that saw him and connected him with it was spot on so, you know, there's lessons we learn but never giving up and just what we learned from the family. just how resilient and how they carried themselves with such dignity through all of this. >> all of those years. >> it's something amazing. >> less than 8 weeks from now virginia chooses a new governor. two days from now the democrat and republican will face-off in a one hour debate at the capital one headquaters. nbc 4 will carry the debate. chuck todd moderates and they'll be asking some of the questions. my question to you tom and mark is what kind of a debate do you expect that we'll see? and what are these candidates need to show the voters? >> well first of all -- this is

it's not like -- the national media keeps saying this is a test of trump experience and all of that stuff but trump has never been that popular in virginia. people voted for everybody else but this will show we're just a few weeks out. 7 or 8 weeks until the election. the democrats held all the statewide offices. republicans are desperate to hold a statewide office. he has been leading in the polls more recently. he barely beat him back in the primary. he has northern virginia. it's the place in the state of virginia. prince william county and loudoun county and that's where they are. they're pitching their message to northern virginia tuesday night. >> they're really going at northern rirj virgin

where we see the split in virginia. it's not like every other state. at times they're like night and day politically so you're going to see which side of the fence both of these candidates fall and i think having the first debate is going to give us the clearest vision of where this campaign is going. >> democrats traditionally to a three quarter office. republicans try everything else, south side and the valley. tom davis the former congressman, northern virginia is more like new jersey. this big change demographicicly, racially, minorities and making big changes. >> very quickly the biggest issue. is it abortion, is it jobs? is it metro funding? >> there's no one issue. if you're for it you're going to

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people that support him. he just decided to run for re-election. in his heart he wants to make -- he wants to make up for the fact that he feels like he was cheated out of re-election in 2014 but he's a smart guy. he's going to wait until after the first of the year and have a one-on-one. she's in the polls and ahead and the polls attract a lot of people that don't vote. we need a few more months to go. >> does he benefit by just being seen as a potential candidate? >> he does. anymore people see the potential for anything that's great for your reputation but we don't know if he's going to get into the came pain or not. he's a mart person and he'll assess the situation. >> what i found interesting was the day racing made the announcement. the first call i m

council member grey to get a comment from him and i immediately got back from his office no comment and almost instantly after that i got a second response saying that the council member wanted to amend that and he put very glowing praise. while still no comment on his decision not to run he went on to say i look forward to working with him. he's been a great attorney general. i look forward to a good relationship with him going into the future. some see that as a calculated response to that hoping that maybe if he runs he gets the support because when tom pressed him repeatedly after he made this announcement, well who are you going to endorse. he refused to say. >> he has been known to be very complimentary. grey was a good man. the scandal over his0

people think he was guilty of something though he was never charged but he said he was a very good mayor. i haven't heard the same words coming out of his mouth so we may have a big campaign or cake walk for re-election. >> the campaign to allow noncitizens to cast ballots succeeded. it's now the largest u.s. city to allow noncitizens to cast ballots in a municipal election. it reflects the nations heated and emotional debate over illegal immigration. so tell me, does this issue divide tacoma park or is it just being true. >> it's the biggest city but there's like 17,000 people there. it's not even three square piles. it's a very small place. it's very

republic because it's very liberal. people that are not citizens they live in the city and they want them to vote. whether it's going to have statewide importance i don't know. this is an issue. >> always liberal. >> nuclear free zone first. yield at the crosswalk. all of these liberal things. >> you must love it. >> i do. >> here's another issue i wanted to ask you about we're not done yet with the confederate monuments issue. there was a public hearing about confederate street signs in tacoma park. signs that date back to 1906 but there's been no public outcry. some residents asked about the name. >> lee, jackson, it turns out there's no history that the daughters of the united

that came in and said let's change the names. there's a group of street names named after presidents and a group of street names after confederate an union people. different kind of street names. it's no indication that this was done to generate the south and it's losing civil war. some people say who cares. we don't know what's going to happen but people do feel passionate about it. >> well, i covered this here in virginia and i found very much it was very divided. people felt strongly on both ways but then this huge group of people that it didn't bother them and they didn't spend a lot of time thinking about it either way. >> they may put a commemorative name underneath it. so if you change a street name think of all the work you have

to do to change our records. it's a problem. >> that's another issue. for another day. >> tom and mark thank you both. thank you. that's reporters notebook. news 4 today continues. >> we are working to learn more about a deadly crash in great falls virginia where a man and a woman died and a child was hurt when their car went off the road and hit a tree. >> hundreds have been peacefully rallying after a former police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a black man. last night some of the

windows and fighting with officers. >> 6:31 on this sunday morning. time to get up. cup of coffee. thank you for starting the day with us. >> obviously a lot of news to get to this morning and chucked to stopping here in less than ten minutes to talk about meet the press but first a very good morning to you. you have the visibility map. >> we're not seeing too much in the city right nout. but the sun is coming up in ten minutes or so. that means this fogl

to burn off. it's beautiful. we're be nearing 80 degrees before lunchtime. here's your visibility. it's dropping into the panhandle of west virginia so be careful as you make your way outdoors on this sunday morning. otherwise the tropics are heating up. three named storms now. so we'll be talking about those and where they're headed. >> thank you very much. now breaking news concerning another overnight crash. tell us the car has been driven by a 17-year-old with a 14-year-old passenger. those teens were not hurt. police are asking anyone that may have seen the crash to give them a call.

♪ unimaginable pain. the parents of this precious little boy remembered their son during a vigil last night. it's been one year since the 6 month old baby died and his step grandfather is charged with his death. his parents say they're praying for justice for their son while making sure to remember his sweet smile. >> the pain will still be here. we'll still feel the loss of our son but we still have to celebrate his life. police say that pearson picked up demitri at daycare but when the baby's father arrived he was unresponsive. he died two days later. >> there's ten

richmond after two groups gathered in front of the statue of robert e. lee. now the counter protestors outnumbered those in support of the statue. police were out in force trying to avoid a repeat of the violence in charlottesville. 7 people were arrested and four charged with wearing a mask in public. the next step in the battle to rename jeb stewart high school will take place this week. yesterday the community voted to rename the school. this has been about two years in the making and started when students went to the school board saying the name isn't reflective of the communities values. the division superintendent will propose recommendation and present it to the school board next week and final vote is set fo

>> hillary clinton will have her new book in d.c. tomorrow. nearly $90 to get a ticket online. originally sold between 55 and $75 and included a copy of the book. ticket resale websites have them on sale for as much as $897. clinton will speak about the campaign and how she moved on after losing. this kicks off her book tour right here in washington. >> okay. expect more road closures here today. the annual fiesta d.c. festival continues this morning. it will happen along pennsylvania avenue between 3rd and 7th street. it includes food and music and beautiful dresses. the two d

attracts thousands ends around 7:00 tonight. >> sounds like fun. 6:35 right now. let's talk football. college football. these are some big wins for virginia teams. >> virginia team on the road. always a tough game for the hoakies but not yesterday after being down in the second quarter. started making moves here. josh jackson leading them to a huge 64-17 win. he finished with 372 passing yards while phillips caught three t.d. passes. big win. >> and uva also had a good day thanks to some great quarterback play by kurt baker. they easily beat uconn 38-18. he set the new school record for passing yards in a single game. 455 yards with three

wow. >> whoa. >> coming up new this morning at 7:00 we're going to show you a car crash, a luxury car slamming into a sidewalk full of people. we'll tell you the story behind the crazy video you'll be seeing all over facebook today. >> but first we'll check in with lauren. rise and shine. your sunday forecast and chuck todd joins us for aeet the m if you'd have told me three years ago... that we'd be downloading in seconds, what used to take... minutes. that guests would compliment our wifi. that we could video conference... and do it like that. (snaps) if you'd have told me that i could afford... a gig-speed. a gig-speed network. it's like 20 times faster than what most people have. i'd of said... i'd of said you're dreaming. dreaming! definitely dreaming. then again, dreaming is how i got this far. now more businesses in more places can afford to dream gig. comcast, building america's largest gig-speed network.

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he'll be in new york city where he'll give his first speech to the u.n. general assembly. joining us for that is chuck todd. that big speech, obviously this is up on a different level. what do you expect? >> it's the first one. i'll be curious how

he is a spekeptic of the un in general. many of his core supporters skeptic of the un but it will be north korea and what he says about that that will probably get the share of the tension. you'd assume that's where he wants to focus attention. he'll also have a number of meetings with various leaders so i imagine he'll do what other presidents have done before. try to show that. you know? that of course may fall on some deaf ears but that's always a topic. >> the paris climate agreement he looks for that to come out to make a

it needs to be redone. >> right. i don't think you're going to see a lot of them when we pulled out of negotiating and being involved in it there's still part of the united states connected for three or four years. could there be a break through? there could be but i don't think -- he's already testing his base right now on a lot of issues. particularly immigration i would be shocked if he started being that flirtatious. i think he'll start to focus on north korea and the un and then get back. >> a couple of my favorite places to vacation. st. john and virgin islands. you went to survey the damage after hurricane irma. i'm almost afraid to ask you. >> i'll try to share what it looked like to me and being there ten days after

for me it looked like the day after. i say that because it reminded me of driving along florida after andrew when i was down there so that's how it felt. not a single structure. not a single structure and it felt like every light poll was down and they were snapped like tooth picks and they have a lot of work to do. a lot of storms coming. >> called them up and s

alarm. former deputy mayor to help down there. cut through fema and the federal government money. unfortunately you do need an expertise to do it. >> a lot of ground to cover. tom cotton and bernie sanders on the show today. you can catch that when you watch meet the press right here on nbc 4 at 10:30 right after news 4 today. >> thank you, chuck. you can see more of chuck. can't get enough of chuck here on tuesday night. he is moderating the virginia governor's debate and they're awesome panelists there and you can watch it all on the nbc washington app and we'll have more on that race ahead in our 7:00 hour. >> the surge in the number of women running for seats in virginia's general assembly this year, even new moms are taking on the challenge. julie tells us about one woman who is doing it

>> when she kicked off her campaign in january she didn't know she would be a candidate and a new mom. she learned she was pregnant and then an even bigger challenge. her identical twin boys came early. born at 23 weeks. >> they're now 3 pounds and doing well. >> with her husband's support she never considered dropping out. >> i live to break down barriers. i still feel strongly about this. i was holding campaign meetings. >> this public defender has broken barriers before as one of the first african american women at vmi. first in her family to graduate from college and law school but she says, this is her biggest challenge. >> family is always going to be first. that's paramount and then everything else. >> she is one of a record number of democratic women running for general assembly seats. more than half are first timers. on the gop side there's more than

she thinks the higher numbers fuelled by concern over policies that impact women. >> for women that were thinking about it, it pushed them. for women that never thought about it they see their children's future at stake. >> that's part of her motivation but so is her strong desire to have more women represented in richmond. >> i want to help usher in this change where people understand women are multifaceted and multidimensional and we can do all things that we set our minds to. >> if she wins it won't be easy but if she succeeds she hopes more women will follow. >> all right. we're just about 14 minutes away from the 7:00 a.m. hour. chuck todd just got back from surveying the irma damage out there in the u.s. virgin islands and you're talking about these other storms swirling out there. >> jose, maria, lee is out there as well. lee is going to die down a little bit but maria,

only concerned about maria for the leeward islands and u.s. virgin islands but also our coastline in the extended forecast. maria is going to be one we have to watch. and we're going to have to watch this one and that's what we're saying. and just as i said there's no fog in d.c. look at that. sun is coming out so fog is coming down. we got the fog out there. clearer earlier but now of course we have the fog out there so low visibility across the board. but again you can see it was foggy out there and definitely foggy once you head north and west of d.c. so leave yourself a little extra time. it's comfortable. we're in the 60s. it's a little humid and that's the way it's going to be today. if you like yesterday you're going to like today. maybe a nic

about it. temperatures will reach into the mid 80s today. not seeing anything right now here on the radar. a few light showers north and east of d.c. up into pennsylvania but we're just looking at dry conditions out there which is spotty sprinkles continuing into the afternoon and again it will be a little muggy out there today as well. so plan ahead for that. tomorrow partly sunny, warm and humid with temperatures in the low 80s so you get your kids off to the bus stop tomorrow. it will be warm and unexpected dry conditions tomorrow. here's the tropics right now. we have jose. that continues to churn. winds are about 80 miles per hour. here's maria. and here's lee. lee is falling apart a little bit. that could really dissent grach next couple of days. here's the track of highw

we could have some rain showers from the outer bands in the eastern shore into southern maryland but really just tuesday into wednesday we'll see some cloud cover. maybe a little bit of a breeze but it remains well offshore. look at maria's track. here are the leeward islands right here. right here at u.s. virgin islands it's going to continue to strengthen. category 2 as it heads through the leeward islands major hurricane as it heads toward the u.s. virgin islands so that will be something we want. continues on to hispanola and up north of cuba and something we'll watch. we could have rain showers toward the end of the week for maria but right now i have pretty nice conditions all the way through next week. guys. >> thank you lauren. 6:49 right now. if you're look for a way to spend this beautiful sunday outdoors you can check out the great frederick fair. >> it kicked off this weekend. the event is more than 150 years old but mark seagraves found out

you can enjoy. check it out. >> in many ways it's just what you would expect from a small town fairyike this antique tractor display but you'll also find things here you might not expect. >> i've never really sipped from a little cup like this. >> for 155 years the frederick fair has been offering a traditional family experience. including rides, games, animals that you can get up close and personal with and lots of entertainment including the charlie daniels band, the doobie brothers and tractor pull and demolition derby but also what is new about maryland like the craft beers and local wines which you can sample plenty of. >> there's a big agricultural come poen to t component to the fair.

i might have to sample a few. >> and what would a fair be without lots of food. he has been serving up his family's roast beef sandwiches for the past 32 years. >> this is an inexpensive food fair. you get a whole meal here for $11 and a nice big sandwich for $6.50. >> it runs through next saturday. if you're planning oncoming go to the nbc washington app and search frederick fair. we'll tell you how you can save some money. >> who says he's all business. >> looks like he's having a good time right there. >> okay. >> that's not mark. coming up new at 7:00, a scare at a north carolina fair. a worker falls from the ferris wheel and we'll get an update on how he is doing. >> but first, stuck inside of a wheel? thisy

ride in the wrong place. >> still a bear. >> still a bear. >> yeah.

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never too early to raise a glass or your morning cup of coffee. this kicked off in munich yesterday. it officially begins when the first keg is tapped there. that's the old school way of tapping. munich's mayor first round here. million of visitors expected to attend the event over the next 18 days. it's the second year there will be a separate entrance check. >> sure. >> okay. take a look at that. oh my goodness. it's a koala in a wheel. rescue crews in a

ride in that tight spot last weekend. she has since been named telly after one of the rescuers and she is perfectly healthy. she crawled into it and the poor thing stayed there until the driver heard her cry and finally stopped and rescuers had a koala vacation. >> that's good. >> right. >> there you go. >> it's still a bear. >> it is still a bear. you should be careful around koala bears. >> welcome koala. and reilly's owner takes home the top prize 1250 glrs not bad. and by the way, won for the

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7:00 hour on news 4 today and a night of deadly crashes to tell you about. new details about the collision and police chase overnight. >> plus windows smashed and more arrests. also we have new visual of the overnight protest stretching into the suburbs now. >> it's sunday. are you ready for football? we have the starting match up against the l.a. rams. i'm angie goff with a lot of talk this sunday morning. hopefully it's going to reveal a beautiful day ahead. lauren is here to tell us all about it. >> hey there guys. if you liked yesterday you're going to like today. we'll have plenty of sunshe

this afternoon with a few clouds. maybe a sprinkle but this fog will eventually burn off. it's thick in spots now and it's just blanketing the d.c. area at this point. so you'll be dealing with fog early on this sunday morning. temperatures are in the 60s right now so it is rather comfortable however it is a little on the humid side so once again you'll be dealing with that. temperatures will be warming into the low to mid 80s today. look at viz abilisibility with . now we will continue to watch the fog burn off. we start to have more sunshine but one thing we're watching the tropics. three named storms now. one i'm actually kind of worried about. >> we'll continue to follow breaking news from deadly

this crash scene you're looking at left one person dead, three others critically hurt. it's a horrible two vehicle crash. it happened around midnight along good hope road and altlamonte place. that's over in the woodland neighborhood by the way. we're working to learn more about the victims. >> also working to find out more about a police chase that ended with an emergency rescue along the d.c.-maryland border. at least two people fell off an overpass while trying to get away from officers. this happened at eastern avenue. they tweeted out photos of crews using their rescue baskets to bring people to safety here. one person in critical condition. a third person was found hiding nearby but not seriously hurt. they believed they were in a stolen car. >> a little girl is waking up in the hospital this morning with life threatening injuries. fairfax police say

and a woman dead. we're told they went off the road and hit a tree. this happened on beach mill road. you're very familiar with this popular french restaurant here. it happened right near the restaurant. police have not said what the relationship between that little girl and the victims is but we will continue to follow up with more calls. >> also developing this morning, more violent protests near st. louis overnight. people took to the votes for a second night in a row protesting the ainquiquittal of a white po officer. now this was the scene in the university city area in st. louis. police arrested nine people after protestors broke windows, vandalized businesses and threw red paint on the shield of an officer. one demonstrator is calling for the violence to end. >> i'm extremely sad and disappointed. we're better than this. we are known for our

colors, all religions. this is ridiculous. blm protestors honor the cause, protest peacefully. >> more protests are planned for today. >> saturday was also a day of mostly peaceful protests here in the washington area. >> that's right. they range from pro-trump, anti-trump, to this. >> die hard fans of the group called insane clown posse marched on the national mall. the fbi labeled them a gang but fans are saying they're far from that. >> near the white house other protestors wanted to send the message that russia interfered in the election and they don't want this to happen again. >> finally the so-called mother of all

president trump. take a look. >> in spite of your political views you should come together and try to come to a common ground or, you know, just try to work together. back the president a little more. might not like everything he does but at least give him a chance. >> counter protestors verbally sparred with some in the pro-trump group but overall things remain peaceful. >> president trump is in new jersey this morning preparing for his at a bedebut this week. he's expected to leave for new york later today. he's expected to hold several reports tomorrow before speaking to the un general assembly on tuesday. >> well, today fans and friends of civil rights icon dick gregory will continue celebrations of his life. a parade will be held this morning. ♪

>> thousands attended the service in landover. at the honored him by watching highlights of his life through vintage video clips. he died last month at the age of 84. today's parade begins at 10:30 at the howard theater. >> time is 706. the rskins are hoping to pick up the first win today against the rams. the skins offense struggled against the eagles. needs to improve today against the rams. one person that will be key, tight end jordan reid. he had a good game last week. five catches for 36 yards but coaches know that the opposing defenses are aware of his talent. >> they know. >> they're ready. >> so definitely cousins needs to have a better game. >> yeah. >> we'll see. >> last week was tough but it's only the beginning and we're going to stay up and watch it right. >> sure. >>

>> all right. love that sound. sit at the joint base andrews air show. it came roaring back into town yesterday. crowds filling the base in prince george's county. vintage planes. spectacular show. don't worry if you missed out because you have another chance to see it today. bring out the kids. let them play and have a good time. opens up at 9:00 a.m. and it is free for the entire family to enjoy. >> whoa. we have new video into the newsroom of a car show crash. a luxury car slamming into a sidewalk full of people. we'll tell you about the story behind this crazy video you'll be seeing all over facebook today. >> plus a ferris wheel fall. >> whoa. >> worker slipped off a ride from high above. more of the video a

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nascar legend ted christopher is dead after his plane went down in a wooded area before 2:00 yesterday. the cause of this crash is under investigation. you can hear the reaction there. new video showing the car just slamming into a crowd of people. this is in ohio. a half a dozen people were rushed to the hospital. so far 11 injuries were reported.

information it was leaving a car show nearby. i would say that car was out of control. it appears that that's when he actually lost control of the vehicle. there's no evidence at this time that proves that that was actually intentional. no word if the driver will face any criminal charges. >> scary video right there. my goodness. >> i know, right? >> we want to start this next story off by saying that the worker you're about to see fall here is okay. take a look at what happens. north carolina officials say one of the cars on the ferris wheel got stuck on friday. the employee climbed up and dislodged the stuck car but that worker lost his balance and fell to the ground. thankfully the worker only had minor injuries. >> the seat kind of broke. not necessarily that he lost his balance. >> he's lucky that something

too. >> 7:11 on the dot. still ahead interpreter out rage. you may have seen this. he was supposed to be warning deaf viewers about hurricane irma. >> i haven't seen that. >> plus lauren will have another look at our local forecast as you start this sunday. a bit cloudy now. >> and the preview, who are you going for tonight? what are your favorite shows? >> this is us is so good. >> stay with us. yeah, i just saved a whole lot of money by swhuh.ing to geico. we should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico insures way more than cars. boats, motorcycles... even rvs! geico insures rvs?

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18-year-old was arrested yesterday we brought you that as break news yesterday morning. police raided a house in london suburb after this arrest yesterday. the 2 -year-old is being questioned by police at this point. he has not been charged or identified. the u.k.'s terror threat level still remains at critical and that means another attack is believed to be imminent. >> people that live in the florida keys finally getting a chance to go home for the first time since evacuating for hurricane mary more than a week ago. now the lower keys and key west just reopened at 7:00 this morning. areas close tore miami reopened

there for the first time. there's still a lot that need to be honest cleaned up as you can see here and it can take up to a month to restore electricity to everyone. lots of prayers need to go out. mary to harvey. >> i just got a text from one of my girlfriends in ohio that says her sister-in-law is still in a state of shock. even though the recovery efforts are continuing these people what they have to deal with the days and weeks ahead. >> a lot to go through. if you watched the press conferences for hurricane irma you saw an interpreter for the deaf. >> but officials in manatee county florida which takes care of tampa bay, that area, is unfire for its interpreter. you can see that the interpreter here, he is in the yellow shirt during that hurricane irma emergency press conferences on september 11th. turns out the guy isn't warning residents a t

all. instead he is warning residents about bears, monsters, pizza. the county employee was used in a pinch and the owner of the professional sign language service they use is completely shocked. >> unnerving for me to watch that knowing that i could provide a qualified certified interpreter. >> the county admitted it did make a mistake but they were all scrambling to put these things together and this dates back to remember the nelson mandela ceremony that the guy standing next to president obama at the time. >> right. so he's playing a prank or just didn't know what the sign language was. >> he was turning around. >> there's still holes in that story. we have to figure out how this guy got brought up to the national stage. >> our producer told me about it and i hadn't heard about it. >> so muchf

on mary and the recovery so you're we're starting to see the other stories surface and come up. >> tampa dodged a bullet. you're saying there's another storm. >> there's three named storms now in the atlanta. it's really amping up. we have maria and lee and jose. we knew this season was going to be bad as we headed toward really the end of spring. the national hurricane center went ahead and updated their forecast for the atlantic hurricane season an they're validated right now because we're seeing a lot of storms. a lot of fog as well. careful as you head out the door this morning. however we are watching the tropics because we could have some impacts here from the storms in the atlantic right

to warm up into the mid 70s before lunchtime. it's a little on the humid side out there. look at the viz ability. now down to 0. a lot of fog. national weather service may issue a dense fog advisory. it's foggy out there. be careful. no rain though. we're looking at dry conditions out there. could have a sprinkle here or there today. low to mid 80s a little muggy and partly sunny. tomorrow low 80s. we'll have dry conditions tomorrow. it's still going to be warm. here's jose. still a category 1 hurricane with winds up to 80 miles per hour but as we broaden out the center we have lee. that should be break up a little bit. the wind is really breaking that tropical storm up and then we have tropical storm maria. that one is forecast to become a hurricane and a pretty strong hurricane as we head through the weekend. so that's going to be one that

this one is well off the east coast. we'll watch for rip currents and also beach erosion. it's going to pass to the east of us on tuesday into early wednesday. maybe cloud cover. maybe a little bit of a breeze. it tracks a little farther to the east or west we could have this outer rain band head into the eastern shore. otherwise we have maria. winds at 65 miles per hour. if you have a hurricane, 75 miles per hour. look at this. the leeward islands here headed up toward the british u.s. virgin islands so that will be by wednesday and it continues to move across puerto rico. an we may have to add rain next week. a pretty nice forecast all the way through next weekend. >> tonight the tv industry will honor a few of your favorites from the past year. >> do you have a favorite? >> i like this is

make the cut. >> i've never seen one episode. >> me either. i don't know what i'm missing. the memes go over my head. the emmy awards will be in l.a. and this is us is going to go in with very high praise. >> the first show has ten nominations includi nominations. that could open the door for the pearson family. >> saturday night live has 22 nominations. this is us already won one of its 10 emmy nominations. last weekend he won best guest actor. very cool. >> and alec baldwin for his portrayal of president trump. >> coming up big riggs with minds of their own. we have told you about self-thrin

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behind the wheel and we finally received official confirmation about what this was all about. this was all part of a test that it was doing with virginia tech. they're working on self-driving cars and ford needs a way to kp communicate with pedestrians. they wanted to see how pedestrians reacted to a car at a appeared to have no driver but the guy is in a car seat costume. >> what do you expect? >> driverless cars to driverless tractor-trailers. you may not even be comfort wbl the thought of self-driving small vehicles now that we're talking about big riggs. >> we got the chance to take another tour this week on our loc local roads. we got a chance to find out how these big trucks

>> think of this as a really advanced form of cruise control. three trucks rolling down the highway but only the lead truck is responsible for speed for the entire group. the following trucks take their speed and breaking commands from the lead truck which means these guys can get very close. >> we're .6 seconds away from this truck. he's not controlling anything. just steering the truck. >> exactly. >> they communicate vital information ten time ace second between them. he said this is a break through and it could directly impact your wallet. this should improve fuel efficiency by 5% which means lower delivery costs and cheaper products in stores. all of this is being tested now along i-66. >> every road in the state of

we don't have a regulatory environment restrictive to this. >> back on the road, you do have to wonder if this could cause truck drivers to lose a little focus. more tests are need. >> we haven't done any studies on that. it's expected some trucks will be using this technology next year. >> i'm so nervous about self-driving anything. >> that day is coming for all of us and everybody needs to get ready for it. it's going to happen whether you want it or not. >> all right. 7:27. a check back in with lauren for a look at your sunday forecast and nice shot there of national harbor

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hundreds have been rallying after a former police officer was acquitted in the shooting death of a black man. last night some of the protestors ended up breaking windows and fighting with the officers. >> news 4 today starts now. he. >> all right 7:31 on this sunday morning. >> that's a little eerie behind us. >> halloween is coming. >> that's right. it is. the leaves are coming down. >> the leaves are coming down. this right outside of our studios here at nbc universal. fog not burning off just yet in d.c. viz abili v visability is very low. >> as we go through mid morning about 9:00 or 10:00 we'll see the fog lift up. we're looking at conditions as you can tell out there. let's look ahead

camera. if we were looking at this picture less than 30 minutes ago and you can still see the washington monument to southwest airlines that fog is settling down and blanketing over d.c. and the region. down to zero in martinsburg in the panhandle of west virginia. we just saw the picture. we're getting that number out side of reagan national airport. you can see the fog. just it's foggy out there. temperatures in the upper 60s for daytime highs and we're heading to the 80s. so 60s now. comfortable. we do have muggy conditions out there. through the next of the week we're watching the tropics. we'll be talking about this coming up. >> thank you very much. now to that breaking news concerning another overnight crash that was deadly, motorcyclist dead following a collision with a car drich by a teen girl. the crashed

last night. police haven't released the name but they tell us the car was being driven by a 17-year-old girl with a 14-year-old passenger that was a boy. they're not hurt. police are asking anyone that may have seen this crash to give them a call. ♪ >> time has passed but still unimaginable pain. the parents of this precious little boy remember their son during a have yil last night. it's been one year since the prince george's county 6 month old died. his step grandfather charged in that death. his parents say they're praying for justice for their son while making sure to remember his sweet smile. >> the pain will still be here.

to feel the loss of our son but we still have to celebrate his life. >> pearson picked him up from daycare but when the baby's mother arrived he was unresponsive. he died two days later. pearson is scheduled for trial next month. there were tense moments in richmond virginia after two groups gathered in front of the statue of robert e. lee. two groups held the confederate flag and argued with counter protestors. they outnumbered those in support of that statue. police were trying to avoid a repeat of the silence in charlottesville. yesterday the community voted to rename the school.

school board and said the name isn't reflective of the community values. the leading names include stewart and the stewart raiders. the superintendent is going to post the recommendation for the new name on thursday and then present it next week and the final vote is set for october 26th. in decision 2017 the money race is heating up and virginia democrats have an edge here. >> the public access project looks at the races for governor, lieutenant governor and attorney yen rahal and house of delegates. according to that group, he has more money in the race for governor. for attorney yen rahal, mark tripled the amount raised over republican john adams. >> two of those candidates go head to head here on nbc 4.

we can also check it all out on our nbc washington app. >> if you don't have your ticket yet to see hillary clinton kick off her new book tour in d.c. tomorrow you may have to shell out nearly 9$900 to get a ticke online. they originally sold between 55 and 75 dollars and included a copy of the book. they have them on sale for as much as $897 for those up close orchestra seats. she'll speak about the campaign and how she has moved on. >> time is 7:36 on this sunday morning. fight frustration. one of the biggest boxing matches of the year but how it

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the celebration is going to happen along pennsylvania avenue between 3rd and 7th streets. food and music and beautiful dresses as you can tell there. the two day celebration that atracks thousands ends around 7:00 tonight. >> it's the best weather. love it. okay. so this was a chance to honor our fallen first responders. >> that's right. yesterday the catholic diocese of arlington held a special mass for first responders killed in the line of duty. a sea of blue inside the cathedral. people prayed for the safety of the men and women that protect us all from the dangers out there, all across the country and remember those

>> great for the men and women blessed to serve this department and community. they mean the world to me as well. it's nice to have all of us come together and worship god and bless us yeah. >> now the blue mass is a tradition that dates back to 1934. this is the 14th year they celebrated that. >> what are your plans for this foggy sunday? >> spooky, man. >> lauren rickets has a look at how the forecast is

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good morning, temperatures are in the upper 60s. we have fog out there. it's dense in spots. i do not expect it to burn off until the mid morning. the low 70s by the time we get to 9:00 a.m. we are watching the tropics and we're also watching rain chances around our area. we'll be talking about those on the ten day forecast coming up. >> wow, what a talent.

beyonce or taylor swift but others like this woman would rather yoin renee fleming an denise graves. as of today, inspiring opera stars will take the stage and that's when it will become reality. >> news 4's barbara harrison caught up with a few of them. >> simone brown has been following her dream to sing since she was a little girl growing up in silver spring maryland. >> i started singing in church choir in elementary school. >> i would like all of that to be higher. >> when you have a dream of reaching the top it's great to have a coach to help you get there. >> opera

has been coming back to the area between her own singing engagements each week for six years to coach graduate students at yojohns hopkins universitiest baltimore. >> mary burke who grew up in virginia dreams of singing with the washington national opera some day. >> growing up in the area you go to the operas and see all of these people singing in such a fantastic space. that's definitely something i want to do some day. >> students here at peabody come from across the country and around the world. >> i'm from the other washington on the other side of the country. >> tammie lee, a 4th year student from seattle said she took voice lessons as a child and was bored but changed her mind in high school.

in our studio family. >> right now the group is preparing to sing in a special concert their coach was able to arrange for them. >> hold the vowel out. >> this is maybe the first time that all of us are singing together. it should be a lot of fun. >> they have a tough coach and she wants them to be ready and at the top of their game. >> you have to use the words to help tell the story. really exaggerate. you're missing such an opportunity. >> she wants them all to reach their dream. >> some what of an impossible dream but we have the best people around to make it come true. >> they're all hoping to sing for their supper as a lively hood some day soon. >> is it an impossib

>> absolutely not. here i am. it's an absolute possible dream. ♪ >> some people are just born with a very talented. >> this concert is happening this afternoon and will feature 11 young opera singers. >> tickets went quick but there's still a few seats available if you want to check it out and the teacher is definitely tense and looks like she got them prepared. >> she is raising the bar. great expectations. so something that you'll probably hear about today on social speed i can't, kevin h ark rt now issuing an apology to his wife and kids.

according to tmz there's a video of hart having an affair that's circulating out there and hart posted an apology to instagram last night. >> you know i'm not perfect. i'm not going to say i am and i made a bad error in judgment. only bad things can happen and they did and during that i know that i hurt the people closest to me who i have talked to and apologized to. my wife and my kids. >> well, in that video hart never mentions an affair but said he recently made some poor decisions. he has chose on the face the decisions rather than allow someone to earn financial gains. >> >> all over your other social media feed this morning it ended up in a

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and visibility is down. i don't really foresee this fog getting out of here until about 9:00 or 10:00 this morning. foggy conditions out there. you don't really need them. you know it's foggy out there. current temperatures right now. we're in the 60s. look at that. 70 now. 70 in baltimore as well. over the next several hours it's going to be humid out there. we're going to have sun and clouds very similar to yesterday. maybe an isolated shower or sprinkle. another nice evening as well but if you're headed out the door getting dressed this morning, and once again that fog early this morning and if you're headed out for football a few

brunch, okay. looking good for that. mid 80s still warm out there. still a little on the muggy side but no problem tomorrow morning or tomorrow afternoon getting those kids home and to and from school. here's hurricane jose. category 1 hurricane. winds at 80 miles per hour. it's going to track off the eastern seaboard but could bring us a few clouds into tuesday. now two other systems. tropical storm maria that should be a hurricane by the end of today and then tropical storm lee. that one is supposed to break up and weaken as the wind sheer is tearing it apart. we're looking at sprinkles today and then temperatures for monday. we stay in the low 80s for jose on tuesday. cloud cover around. and that will be from jose. that's about the only impact for us. wednesday, thursday, friday, we're looking good and early next week we'll have to watch for

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it begins when that first keg is tapped. >> yes. >> i can't wait to replicate that. three months. >> munich's mayor here millions of visitors expected to attend events over the next 18 days. this is the second year there will be an extra entrance though for checks after recent attempts. >> okay. look at this. koala. yes, he is stuck in a tough spot. rescue crews in australia say the koala survived a ten mile ride in that spot last weekend. they

koala. she called in while it was parked outside and stayed there until the driver heard her cries and then came out and stopped. they had some qualifications. serious qualifications. >> here are four things to know. the emmy awards will be on and this is us will go in with high hopes. first year's show had 10 nominations and saturday night live had 11 nods. >> the celebration of dick gregory's life will continue today. a parade will be held this morning. follows a public memorial service yesterday. fwins at 10:30 in northwest d.c. >> a little girl is waking up if the hospital with life threatening injuries. she was hurt in a crash that left the man and a woman ad

somehow they hit a tree on beach mill road. happened last night. >> at least one person died in a bad crash overnight in southeast d.c. not much left of that car right there along good hope road. three other people were seriously hurt. check out our nbc washington app for updates on august krascrash >> we're seeing a stretch of sun but also tracking storms. >> three main storms. you'll have to watch for maria. >> okay. well thank you so much for spending some of our sunday with us. >> that's going to d ito

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it's just a mess. it's just one big mess. >> if we can do things in a pitch mann bipartisan manner, that would be great. >> i think the evidence shows i would have won. >> i thought, i'm going to die. >> the future of the smartphone. good morning. welcome to "sunday today" on this september 17th. i'm willie geist. another busy sunday morning after the end of a busy week after president trump pursues his agenda with the help of democrats. we'll talk to chuck todd and kristen welker about if we'll see more of that burst of bipartisanship. overnight there were violent protests following the acquittal of a