>> welcome into news 4 today on this saturday. the final day of september. we start october tomorrow. >> yes. i'm angie goff alongside david culver here. starting october. it's finally starting to feel like it should feel, right? >> sure is. we do want to catch you up on some news coming into our newsroom at this hour. we've learned a maryland state trooper is resting at home after being struck in queen ann's county. >> he was making an arrest when he was hit on route 404 last night. he's been released from umd shock trauma and is back at home. we're happy to hear that update. time now, 7:00, as we check in with lauryn ricketts, who is tracking a much cooler forecast for this weekend. what you thinking, lauryn? >> it is going to be chilly out there. chilly right now. temperatures are anywhere from the '50s and into the low 60s. we're going to take it to around 70 degrees for day time highs today. another beautiful day.

sun coming up in three minutes from now. officially. of course, you can see it out there right now as it starts to get a little brighter. we're in this cooler pattern. looks like we're going to be stuck here for a little bit. temperatures gradually go up by this week. chilly start out there, as i said. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. we don't have a lot of rain chances, unfortunately. a look at your temperatures. cooler in the shenandoah valley. take the temperatures down. we've already dropped a few degrees in d.c. we can continue to drop a degree or two and will move it up through the course of the morning. we'll talk about the ten-day forecast, if there is rain on it. we'll show you that in about 15 minutes. guys? >> thanks, lauryn. we continue to follow this breaking news. d.c. police tell us two people were shot inside their car at the intersection of new york avenue and bladensburg road at 2:30 this morning. the victims drove on to the bw parkway and pulled off on to a side street to call for help. they w l

and taken to the hospital. still no word yet on their conditions or possible suspect information. now to a story i know a lot of you have been following cl i closely. ashanti billie's family made their way to charlotte, north carolina, trying to see if a body found is the missing teen. >> jackie benson tells us her family is praying it is not ashanti but preparing for the worst. >> reporter: from norfolk, a somber statement from billie family spokesperson. >> on behalf of the families, we would like to thank the hampton community and beyond for their prayers and their support. we have received information that a body hablo kated in shack l -- has been located in charlotte, north carolina. as we await further updates, keep us in prayer and pray this is not ashanti billie. thank you. >> reporter: the discovery was

charlotte, north carolina, approximately six hours from fornoefo norfolk. neighbors say the area has, in the past, drawn criminal act hit. >> this has been a problem area for a long time. very long time. >> we went a little bit where you didn't hear the pow pow pow. it's picked up again. >> reporter: ashanti billie has been missing since monday, september 18th. the fbi is involved in the search for the 19-year-old, a graduate in upper marboro. her license plate was seenfound abandoned. fully charged cell phone in a dumpst dumpst dumpster. >> we have more details on this disturbing case in the nbc washington app. this is a disturbing story out of fairfax county. six women sexually assaulted in

just happened over the course of two weeks. this morning, police have a suspect in jail. they're trying to see if jeremiah whitmore talley is linked to the attacks. a woman was groped along the trail in broad daylight. if you plan to head out and enjoy the trails, be sure to stay alert. maybe bring a friend or buddy along with you. a massive search continues this morning for some men who used a stolen u-haul truck to steal an atm from nats park. you're looking at surveillance video we got of one of two persons of interest. the suspects rammed into the atm outside of the stadium's box office, tore it apart but they did not get away with anything. the machine or any cash. the men ended up jumping into a tan pickup truck and they took off. if you know anything about this, please call police. she's been arrested again. we're talking about this woman

opal brown. metro transit police arrested brown on friday for the second time after she failed to show up to court this week to face charges stemming from this bizarre video and incident. it was recorded on august 26th. that's when brown says she used the bathroom in a cup, then tossed it on to a metro bus driver because she didn't like the way the driver said, "have a nice day." taking a look at some of the chaos that broke out near new york's penn station during the height of rush hour. a van jumped the curb and hit three people crossing the street yesterday. police say this was a freak action and that the driver's gas pedal got stuck on a floor mat. the people hit went to the hospit hospital, but they had minor injuries. it is heart breaking to know what's going on in puerto rico. residents there are waking up to yet another day of dwindling food, a scarce water supply and no fuel after hurricane maria pounded the

trickling in. many feel it is too little, too late. the mayor is lashing out at the trump administration and warning of a genocide if more help doesn't arrive soon. a dark ton tracontrast to posit reports coming from president trump. >> the world will see how we are treated, not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. we are dying here. >> over this past week, i've met many of you who have ties to puerto rico. so you want to help out, we're going to show you where you can do that, as you get a firsthand look of the situation there. it is all on our nbc washington app. dore doreen gensler is going to travel there as the u.s. military deploys a hospital ship, dpoigoing to the island.

week here on news 4. >> we know more rain is on the way and will slow recover reeffort reecovery efforts. if you work for the government and want to use a charter plane, expect to go through john kelly. this happened after tom price resigned. in his letter to the president he said he'd become a distraction. the budget director is telling all department heads to consider the most appropriate use of taxpayer dollars when they travel. you can catch up with all happens in washington and in politics tomorrow on "meet the press." chuck todd will have an exclusive interview with senator bob corker. he is also going to sit down with treasury secretary steve mnuchin. catch it here on nbc 4 tomorrow at 10:30. 7:07. still ahead, abandoning your kids to go on vacation. what? we'll tell you the story behind this shocking accusation in a moment.

loose. it could be o.j. simpson's last weekend in prison. hear why the family of ron holdman believes he suld stay

it's included in the description. if he gets out of jail. >> simpson's attorney says he wants to see his family and enjoy simple things like eating steak and getting a new iphone.

this mother of four has memories of europe to think about while she sits in jail. police in iowa say this mom, erin mack, left her four children home alone while she went on vacation. she left on september 20th. she didn't have plans to return until tomorrow. it wasn't until the father of the two kids -- of two of the kids heard they might be home alone and called police. the children range in ages from 6 to 12. police say that mack also left a gun unsecured that the children has access to. >> about an 11-day trip then. long time. >> scary stuff. as we get deeper into the fall, temperatures, you're feeling fall. sorry. d distracted by the beautiful light there. how long is it going to go into the weekend? how long will it fuel the weather? lauryn ricketts breaking it down for us. this is at least the second time -- [ laughter ]

>> well, you all are just really tickled right now, aren't you? you try walking. >> how could you forget that moment? news 4 history. now, we're talking with that model that made george crack up

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it's beautiful as we continue through the morning. great sunrise out there. the sun just came up ten minutes ago. temperatures right now at 60 degrees. we dropped off three degrees. i do believe we may fall another degree or two before we move the temperature back up. still in the lower 60s right before the noon hour. it's going to be chilly out there today. we'll let you know if rain is on the way coming up. thanks, lauryn. you can kind of consider it nbc 4 history. a moment that went viral. happened in this studio. the time when jim vance and george michael cracked up laughing after a fashion model's misfortune. >> i love it becau. 22 million views and a lot of people in stitches. after ten years, doreen got the model's side of the year. >> the model fell down twice. >> reporter: maybe dwro

this clip from news 4 in 2007. they crack up as they watch a model in high heels wobble and fall. off camera, the director is egging them off by replaying the video. >> oh, no! >> reporter: ten years later, vance and george are both gone, but this funny video will live forever, it seems. it got us wondering about the star of the show, the fashion model who fell over. >> it makes me laugh each time i see it. i can't believe this is me. and the form of me falling down, it is very hilarious. >> reporter: camila has a lovely sense of humor after all these years, but at the time, she was just 22 years old. a high fashion model from poland trying to succeed in a very competitive business. that little spill on a paris runway seemed like it could be a career ender. this picture taken afterward shows camila in

consoles her. >> for a young model, it was quite successful, something like that. it was my huge drama. i felt ashamed. >> reporter: she explained how it happened. it wasn't just the super high heels. she was used to those. no, it was the really heavy watering can they asked her to carry on the cat walk. >> it was empty. it was quite heavy without the water inside. but when we started the show, they gave me a watering pot full of water, so it was so super heavy. i could barely stand with it. when i started to walk and i had to spill some water on the flowers, on the paper flowers on the runway, everything got wet. it was super slippery. and too heavy for me to walk with. >> reporter: it looked like you could have gotten hurt, like you could have sprained your ankle or something from that. weou

>> i did a little bit. no, i wasn't at all. i almost sprained my ankle, and i had to close the show the same night. >> reporter: she rallied that day. her famous fall didn't damage her career at all. she still is working as a model ten years later. she's moved back to poland now and is pursuing a new career in business and continuing her education. and how does she feel about those two tv news guys laughing at her? >> i guess a friend of mine sent that link to me. i watched it. i must admit, that even though i'm in this video, i find it very hilarious. it is like the funniest thing i have ever seen. those two guys laughing at me was even better. makes me smile every day. and i didn't break my leg. i'm still alialive. so everything is fine. and people can continue laughing at me for, you know, many more

years. >> i'm sorry. [ laughter ]. >> hold on. >> that is the way to handle the situation like that. self-deprecating humor. laughing at yourself. >> you have to remember when this happened. i was working at the nbc affiliate in south carolina at the time. everybody was around laughing at this video on the computer. i was like, i know that guy. that's where i grew up. this was 2007. youtube was barely two years old at this point. >> yup. >> this was the beginning of the whole viral videos. the fact that it's had so much longevity, and i think it is going to keep going and going. cracks you up every time. >> i love that. >> amazing thing. she's a good sport. >> she is. >> you try walking in those things. >> i'm not going to question it. >> and the watering can. that makes complete sense. i'm glad we ran that. i was hoping to see that story sometime this weekend. >> good stuff. it is chilly outside. >> wore your boots this morning. >> i

we're getting into the weather. actually, don't say good-bye to the 80s yet. temperatures are going to gradually go up. today, they're going to be down from where they were yesterday. yesterday we made it to 75. today, 70 degrees. we have another great day in store. gorgeous out there. now may need your jacket, especially this morning. i had a little fleece on when i went outside to do my little weather out there earlier. little to no rain, unfortunately, in the forecast for us. temperature trend, as i said, will start to move back up. average temperature is 74. we'll be below that today and tomorrow. into monday and tuesday, it'll come back to the mid 70s. chilly start this morning. 60 in washington right now. we'll barely make it into the lower to mid 60s before the noon hour. we'll be dealing with cool weather throughout the morning. 70 is where we'll top out. it'll be dry today and tonight.

maybe grab the regular jacket. you might need it if you're headed out tonight. especially to nat's park for the last game. high pressure in charge, meaning clear skies. bethesda, i grabbed this. i'll be repel down this, 16 stories, at 11:00. join me. i just saw what i was repelling down and now i'm like, oh million good nemy go goodness. tomorrow, lighter wind by beautiful. sunshine around for tomorrow. looking good all throughout the day. looking good all throughout this work week. maybe a few more clouds on thursday as a frontal system comes through. no humidity this week dry int.o

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the president and the prince. sounds like a children's book. former president barack obama and vice president joe biden along with britain's prince harry spent some time watching some basketball together up in toronto. the trio met up at the invictus games in canada. the games showcase sports featuring injured women and men around the world. i have something you'll never, ever get. >> you still need a visitors pass to go upstairs. >> you run a tight ship. >> i respect that. hey! >> stop th

>> oh, is that the way out? that's the way out. i don't know why i thought -- okay. >> who wouldn't let that guy in? come on. >> doing his own stunts there, too. >> "saturday night live" returns to nbc 4 tonight. a new season with ryan gosling hosting and jay-z as the musical guest. we see how the show is cranking up after one of its most memorable seasons. >> live from new york. >> it's saturday night! >> reporter: even for a show with 42 years of memories, last season wuss a standout for "saturday night live." >> all i know is i won. >> it was one of the most amazing years we've ever had because everything changed every day. >> reporter: the red-hot election season. >> this is going so well. >> reporter: followed by the donald trump presidency. >> yes, it is real life. this is really happening. >> reporter: fueled the comedic fires for four emmy awards and big ratings. >> every week had this special electricity running through it. >> reporter: an energy that made

melissa's first season with "snl" more memorable. >> i'm the new, hispanic cast member. >> reporter: especially the week she got to start the show. >> whew, i was very nervous but, at the same time, it was just so cool to hear the countdown and go live. >> reporter: no longer a rookie, she feels settled? >> i love when it's really busy episode, to just be running and changing into a new character and go back out there, not thinking. >> reporter: villasenor and company welcome back ryan gosling to host the season opener. >> how'd the aliens return you to earth? >> reporter: gosling got gigglings in his first "snl" visit two years ago. >> he's crying. >> laughter is the best thing. that's what i'm excited about. to get back to all the laughs. >> reporter: "snl" fans are ready to oblige. nbc news. >> i love that alien skit. one of myav

>> interesting to see what they do with the season. the pressure is on. >> i'm excited. yay for the weekend. >> did you say you're repelling? >> over the edge in bethesda for the sports special olympics. >> they approved that? >> i said yes and then realized it is going to be 16 stories. i'm a little scared of heights. as i was looking at the picture i was like, oh, my gosh. >> little big. it'll be a little cold. >> i know, right? breezy and cool today. temperatures in the low 70s. >> we are not here because of golf at 9:00 a.m. but we'll be live on facebook. check out

ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

hi, everybody, welcome to "inside the redskins" on nbc. i'm rick doc walker. the team is 2-1rks after a stellar win last week they head into a monday night match-up against the kansas city chiefs. the redskins are in primetime on monday night for the first monday night game of the season. head coach jay gruden has the keys to victory and it's brought to you by long and foster. >> coach, on the road to kansas city, a loud stadium, do you do anything differently this week to prepare for such noise? >> we have to prepare for it. we have to do a lot of silen