about an hour ago. >> but don't get too comfortable. >> why. >> because according to lauren things might warm up later in the week as well. i'm taking a look at these temperatures and shivering myself. it was chilly this morning and now we have warmed up. but if you weren't with us we have temperatures in the 30s. we haven't had 30s on this map since early to mid april so it's about due time. happy october. 56 right now here in washington. warmed into the mid 40s . we'll continue to warm through the day. it's chilly but you'll need your sunglasses out there. by the early afternoon in the upper 60s. grab the long sleeves and light jacket and later hours once the

we will be talking about those coming up in about 15 minutes. >> all right. we'll check in with you then. meantime we're following a breaking story, this is coming to us out of college park near the entrance of the university of maryland. you'll probably see quite a bit of police activity there specifically along route 1. >> it's a serious wreck and derek ward is live there with the look at the crash that took the life of one woman. hi, derek, what's the latest? >> good morning. we're at the intersection of campus way and route 1. right at the main entrance to the university of maryland. take a look at the scene. campus way north is closed between -- i'm sorry, route 1 is closed between campus road and lakeland and this is because of this fatal pedestrian incident that happened about an hour ago. we're told that the person struck was a woman. she was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. the vehicle and the driver stayed on scene. th

for awhile you had north and southbound traffic blocked but now only the northbound traffic is being blokd. it's also effecting some metro bus routes as well so if you take a metro bus up and down route 1 in the morning, you may experience, may be experiencing some delays as the buses have to work around this one block closure while police investigate this incident. judging from the scene here it doesn't appear the person was struck in the crosswalk because the cruisers would not be parked there. that would then be an active part of the scene but as you can see there there's a lot of evidence collection going on there and reconstruction as is usually the case when there's a fatal pedestrian incident here. now the university of maryland and route 1 had this issue with pedestrian traffic and fatalities and accidents for quite sometime. been a lot of improvements through here. especially south of here sbup the main campus and commercial area. not so much here but there's crosswalks that are marked and there are

it remains under investigation. >> thanks so much. we want to bring you more on this story you'll be hearing about tonight. >> o.j. simpson is now free. releasing a video overnight showing simpson walking out of prison free on parole. it's not clear where he has been transferred to. simpson must now follow strict rules and this includes no illegal drugs, weapons, no association with convicted felons. he served nine years after he was convicted for the armed robbery of two sport memorabilia dealers. >> we're now following a developing story. let's take you to the district right now. d.c. police telling us a man shot in the head is now in serious condition at the hospital. the shooting happened sometime before 3:00 this morning. you could see the scene right there. it was chestnut street northeast. police tin

car that drove away from that scene. follow the nbc washington app. it's there. we'll post several updates. >> right now a killer is on the loose. the parents of a young woman are grieving this morning. >> the fbi confirming that the body found in charlotte, north carolina is that of ashant ashanti billie. we have been following this story from the beginning and we all hoped for a different outcome. she was last seen at norfolk naval base. and darcy spencer was there as her emotional parents spoke out after hearing the devastating confirmation. >> to the person or persons that decided they wanted to take our baby away from us and away from everyone that loved her, you're a coward. >> the parents of ashanti billie appear before the media hours after learning their daughter had been murdered. they wanted to thank everyone for their prayers and express gratitude to those that helped in the

billie had been missing for nearly two weeks. she was last seen at a naval base where she worked. her car was found several miles away. her cell phone found in a dumpster a few miles from base. then a break in the case came friday morning. a landscaper found remains behind a church in charlotte hundreds of miles from norfolk. an autopsy confirmed those were the remains of their 19-year-old daughter. she was a culinary student from prince george's county. >> she is home with god and we're okay with that. >> her father spoke about the national anthem controversy. he addressed president trump directly. >> i say to you mr. president, finding young folks, missing folks, is more important than people standing up for the anthem and i'm a vet rand and served this country and i earned the right to voice this. >> that was darcy spencer reporting. now stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on

the fbi determined to find billie's killer. read the statement and watch the entire news conference with her parents in the nbc washington app. >> i told you this would be happening yesterday and today. it's the day. new laws now in effect in maryland that could save you money and protect your children. the biggest change here has to do with prescription drugs. maryland could become the first state in the country to take action against drug manufacturers that price gouge. so the new law prohibits gouging for off patent or generic drugs. it's called the whistleblower protection act and makes sure that all school employees feel safe reporting unlawful activities. you can take a look at all the new laws, our digital team setting them up for you in the nbc washington app. all you have to do is search new laws. >> turning to the latest out of puerto rico. a lot of you asking us to keep you updated on that. federal officials sayy'

making progress in the recovery efforts. >> even a lot of rain now so relief weather wise the next couple of days. they are working to restore water, gas and communications to the island but some say that progress is not coming fast enough. a lack of fuel for trucks is blocking the delivery of supplies and as of yesterday only 5% of the island has electricity. has the lights back on . the governors office says a barge carrying a million and a half liters of water was to be delivered. and president trump praising theel federal response in puerto rico while hitting his critics at the same time. in a new series of tweets, this warning, the president tweeted we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation in puerto rico. outside of the fake news or politically motivated ingrates. he goes on to thank the first responders for their work. this comes after his twitter rant against the mayor of san juan yesterday.

distracted as they focus on saving lives. >> i really have no time for anything that is not conducive and productive in terms of saving lives. >> well, president trump is scheduled to visit puerto rico on tuesday. it's still not clear if they'll actually meet. meanwhile, doreen is also going to puerto rico. the usns comfort hospital ship has been deployed to the region. look for her live report on first responders and aid workers. that starts tomorrow. 9:08. so president trump's response to puerto rico and the crisis there, that's what took center stage on the new season of saturday night live. >> 43rd season. the series opening with alec baldwin's trump talk on the phone with the san juan mayor. >> we're going to get more help to you. we'll get you immediately, probably by tuesday or wednesday at the latest. >> mr. president that's not good

>> well, you should have paid your bills. fema takes a few days unless you join fema prime. >> what are you talking about? >> ma'am, i don't know if you know this but you're in an island in the water, the ocean water, big ocean, with fishies and bubbles and turtles that bite. >> those lines parody some of the real comments made by president trump over the last couple of days and the ocean comments were also brought up later in the show during the weekend update. >> he did not hold back. coming up we'll have even more moments from last night's season premiere, the opener of snl. also touched on the nfl national anthem controversy. of course jay-z was there and ryan gossling. who by the way couldn't hold it together. woman standing could. >> i need to go back and watch some of this now. our 9:00 edition of news 4 today. we're just getting started. after the break we'll introduce

remember her brother and make sure his early death prevents others. >> it's sunday and many are wondering how nfl players will handle the protests. a new tweet by president trump this weekend could add

this was during a church conference in utah. he says anyone that claims surveillanbased on race or class is morally wrong. church leaders condemned white supremacist attitudes in august after the violence in charlottesville. >> happening today is a blessing of theni

they're going to host the ceremony. starts at 1:30. you don't even have to be catholic to attend. folks brought dogs, cats, hamsters and even pictures of their pet fish. pisks don't actually bring the fish. >> this one coming to us out of loudoun county. it's about an issue that effects a lot of people in their communities. a family sharing their painful experience with the opioid crisis. >> a growing issue nationally. he was a popular musician and died of an opioid overdose. how his family is now honoring his memory.

and her brother used as children. it lead whitt black to a career in music as the guitarist for the metal band yesterday saints but he could also compose music like this. band mate matt rice. >> at shows where ever we were detroit, or florida, there was something natural about him. >> but a year ago his family, band mates, fans, shattered with the news of his sudden death. even more shocked when they learned he died of a heroin overdose. the drug supplied by an acquaintance that pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter. >> there's no words to describe how devastating. >> and you saw that my insides were out and i was just

with this. >> their family tragedy to raise awareness. and a little more of their brother's memory. an idea struck her. >> what about give guitars and potentially guitar lessons also. >> acou * ic guitars will be given to underprivileged kids. the money raised will pay for lessons. >> it was the most genuine, compassionate, kind person. and i hope that it

>> we're going to stay with the common wealth for a moment. >> maryland showed more than 1400 deaths linked to overdoses. while in d.c. almost 200 people died. the opioid crisis hits home to many of you in our area. we have a special report on the issue. one nation overdosed. a generation at risk. it's going to air on msnbc, nbc as well the "today" show. you can also find lynx on social media. head over to our app for more information. >> 9:16. lauren is in the house and we are high fiveing all over the place because it's going to be another beautiful day but right now it's just a little chilly out there. lauren is going to break everything down also with a look at changes we're going to expect during the work we

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the playoffs start and this is not what nats fans wanted to. max scherzer leaving early with a right leg injury. he pulled him out just as a precautionary move. >> max had a right hamstring cramp and we took him out for, you know, precaution. and, you know, we got to make it through the playoffs healthy. and so we thought it was better that we make that move, you know, precautionary move to get him ready. >> a team spokesperson says he left nats park to get a precautionary mri on his hamstring. they lost that game 4-1. the playoffs start friday when they take on the chicago cubs but they do have a game today at 3:00. so folks may have the warmth going into

some layers. >> yeah. i would say that because i was out and about yesterday afternoon, yesterday evening like right when the sun went down. it was chilly. >> it was. >> today is going to be just a touch. >> we're live on facebook right now if you want to go to the nbc washington facebook page and we have j.j. in here and he's like tell lauren no more hot weather. people have been waiting for this. >> but i'm wondering if people had their windows open yesterday and had them open overnight and woke up and it was 30 something degrees outside. we had some frost. >> yeah. >> that might have been a shock. now people may be like can we have some 80s back. >> and i can deliver on that. >> oh, yeah. >> we do have some 80s back in the forecast but as david and i were talking earlier there were low 80s but we'll show you where those are. the 10 day forecast is coming up. let me show you what's going on out there right now. it's a beautiful start to the morning. sun came up at 7:04. beautiful sunrise. a little chilly start. temperatures were in the 30s. now we do not have a

we need it but we just don't have it and if you're headed out and about go ahead and take the jackets with you. i said we were going to talk about the topics, tropics are finally quite. nothing happening out there right now. that's good news but that can change as hurricane season doesn't end until the end of november. 56 in washington. fred rix still at 48. 70 degrees today. that's where we were yesterday. but yesterday we had the winds. today we're not going to have that breezy northwest wind with us and then temperatures gradually go up. average temperature is 74 for this time of the year but we take the temperatures into the upper 70s by wednesday. you can see this around right there. if you're headed out it's a great day for a hike. it's going to be a little chilly because they did start in the lower 30s so they'll have sunshine and warm up into the upper 60s but if you're headed out for church services or have plans to do yard work or wash the car do everything. it's going to be looking

74 degrees for tomorrow. just a touch warmer. all sunshine out there and then through this week we have sunshine on tuesday, wednesday, maybe a few more clouds on thursday. thursday and friday a frontal system will move through. it slowed down a little bit but we do have a few clouds around thursday and friday and possibly a few sprinkles but that's about it in terms of our rain chances. >> thank you, lauren. well, it is tough for anyone to become an eagle scout. it takes a lot of hard work. well after the break hear what makes a prince gege's or

>> the prince william county half marathon is happening right now. it has several streets blocked off. it begins and ends at the jiffy lube live concert venue. the main route along lee highway which is closed to drivers all the way up to the road. the race events are scheduled to end around 12:45 this afternoon. >> covering prince george's county in maryland where a teen is wake up as an eagle scout and something else about him is making the accomplishment even more impressive. he is on the autism spectrum. he

saturday before washington and the teen not only excelled in scouting but also inside the classroom. receiving two presidential awards for academic excellence and five carson scholar recognitions but he admits all of his accomplishments have not come easy. >> what it took to be an eagle is you had to have dedication, not just do the requirements but you had to commit yourself and you can't give up. you can't just turn tail and run halfway through your project. you have to stick with it. >> we call that persistence. as if the story wasn't extraordinary enough he's already in the navy jr. reserve officers training core and eventually he wants to serve. wonderful. >> chaos coming out of spain this morning. riot police, you see them there smashing their way into polling stations. the voters there, we'll tell

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there this morning. news 4's derek ward is also on scene. he's going to join us with a live update coming up. >> a nevada prison official is confirming this morning that o.j. simpson is a freeman. he spent the last nine years in prison for an armed robbery in las vegas. >> president trump already tweeting this morning about the hurricane response in puerto rico saying we have done a great job with the almost impossible situation there. outside of the fake news or politically motivated ingrates people are starting to recognize the amazing work. that coming from the president this morning as we welcome you in on what is a sunday morning. adam has the morning off. >> it is the first day of october already. >> and feeling like october. really feeling like winter in some parts this morning early. >> it is and lauren is here and talking about how we're finally starting to recover from some of those really cold temperatures we had overnight. >> yeah it was so chilly this morning when all three of us came in

the 30s and 40s. now the 40s and 50s. so warming up slowly. we need the cool nights to get these leaves to jump start into changing. these bold and bright colors. that's what we need. one of the main ingredients is cool overnight temperatures. 56 is where we are right now. warming slowly. when i came in here in d.c. we're at 52. you can see 40s in the valley. as we go through the next 7 hours those temperatures are going to rise into the upper 60s, lower 70s in some spots but how do we go through the rest of the work week? can we have 90s or 80s? or are we going to stay fall-like conditions? that's coming up in 15 minutes. >> we're watching as things continue to escalate. this is happening quickly as voters head to the polls. >> to the northeast of that country including barcelona. a court has ruled that the vote be suspended butha

stopping the crowds. you can see officers wearing riot gear smashing their way into a polling station this morning. chanting crowds have been fighting back and scuffles are breaking out. the region is fighting to break away from spain for several reasons including to have more control over it's government and finances. however spain's central government says the referendum is illegal. we have learned that 337 people have been injured in this incident thus far. >> now to a developing story that must have been really scary and startling for passengers. two american airline planes bumped into one another. this happened at reagan national yesterday morning. airport officials we have spoken with them and they say one of the planes wings actually touched the other plane. this is as they were taxing on the run way. the passengers were all off and thankfully nobody was injured. >> let's take you now to this

morning surrounding the death of a baby. we were there as d.c. police were called to the shaw neighborhood. this is on 7th street northwest on saturday but at this point we're still working to get more information. it's not known how exactly the baby died and if anyone has been arrested or even charged in this investigation. still a lot of questions remain. we're working to get the answers for you. we reached out to get the details. detectives not saying much. the search is on for whoever shot two people that were inside of their car early saturday morning. this is a story angie and i were telling you about yesterday morning. the pair was shot at the intersection of new york avenue in northeast. get this, they actually then drove on to the bw parkway and pulled off at an exit to call for help. that's the scene you're looking at right there. there's no word on how exactly they're doing this morning. >> it's a plot twist you may not believe. a man charged with murder ultimately able to prove his innocence with the help of a popular tv show.

nbc's joe friar has the story. >> for america baseball is a past time. it's a lifesaver. >> i could be on death row right now. >> his story that sounds more like the plot of a legal drama is featured in a new netflix documentary called long shot. it begins in 2003 when he was arrested for murdering a 16-year-old girl. >> and i think that i was speechless for like five minutes. >> a witness claimed he was at the scene of the shooting but he was actually at an l.a. dodgers game. he just had to prove it. >> i got this story that i wasn't expecting. >> working with the attorney they discovered the tv show was film agent the stadium that night. >> i'm sitting all the way up there. >> so he combed through all the raw foo

client among the thousands in attendance. >> we were watching tape after tape after tape and finally he showed up on tape number 5. >> when you saw that, what did you think? >> i jumped out of my chair and i pointed at the screen and i said that's him. that's him. roll it back. >> that video helped make him a freeman. >> had you ever watched curb your enthusiasm before this game. >> never. i had never heard that name before. curb your enthusiasm. >> i'm guessing you're a big fan now. >> oh, yeah. >> he's also a fan of his attorney. >> we have a pretty special bond. he's a -- he's a good man with a good soul. >> it's a powerful story film maker just had to tell. >> what i love most about it is that it's not really one thing and what attracted me to the story was how all of these things kind of worked together. >> a baseball game, a tv show and a perfectly timed moment all coming toget

man's life. joe friar, nbc news los angeles. >> well, all eyes will be focused once again on the nfl today as people watch what players will do when the national anthem is played. president trump reignited that debate on twitter. he tweeted quote very important that nfl players stand tomorrow and always for the playing of our national anthem. last week more than 100 nfl players sat, knelt, locked arms or raised their fists during the national anthem. that came after the president called for team owners to fire players that protested by standing or taking a knee while they played. 9:37. >> are you all right? >> i'm doing okay. >> i got this. coming up later in the newscast we'll get a preview of the redskins game tomorrow night in kansas city and what it will take for the team to win. plus the video you're looking at right there, a rock concert mishap. marilyn manson hit by a falling set

this morning. >> i'm mark murray. it's been 8 months in office for donald trump but one thing that still illudes him is a mayor legislative victory. >> 60 public laws passed under this president but most of them have been minor stuff and while he has achieved success in reforms to the va he hasn't come anywhere near a big win like barrack obama's stimulus bill or george w. bush's tax cuts. >> that's not for a lack of trying but after again surrendering the latest balm care repeal effort republicans are desperate to get a win on the board. >> that makes the stakes high for tax reform which is the latest big legislative push. >> but tax reform is likely to be tough going for republicans. trump will probably need help to get the plan passed and if he can't get a biptisan dealar

>> he failed to even come for a vote for years. >> i told them i'll be back year after year as painful as it is and as much damage as it

wanted to see these people. >> wilson is a democrat but credits republicans with passing a bill. >> it passed and i was very disappointed because many of the people that opposed by bill didn't even have the courage to vote against it. >> that law goes into effect october 1st giving victims of child sex abuse until they're 38 years old instead of 25 to sue. >> you can't look at yourself in the mirror every day. i was a soldier at the time. i was a soldier until i was 25. i can't look at myself in the face and just absorb all of that that i went through. you put it aside. >> wilson is a criminal defense attorney. he wants victims to know they're not alone but also knows this isn't enough. there needs to be more effort placed on prevention. >> i believe god put me here for a reason. i believe that and i believe the pain i go through -- better be

worth it. >> darcy spencer, news 4. >> powerful and very personal story there. >> helping a lot of people. >> seems to be, yeah. >> now the original host and co-creator of the show passed away but that's how people are remembering him. he was such a huge personality. we're talking about monty hall that died at the age of 96. his show premiered in 1963 here on nbc. it had some changes and switched over to two other networks. he became well-known as being a fast talking trader. and raised nearly $1 billion for charity over his lifetime.

>> fell right on top of him. you can see there's two large pistols. and then he stumbles backwards. manson does have a scheduled performance tomorrow. still no word if that show is going to go on. >> looks like we went from summer to late fall in a snap. >> she's going to take us inside. >> not quite. >> this is the d.c. design house. it's really cool. hrbaraarrison is going to

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>> it's now open and show of gigantic proportions. >> so this mansion is multiple bed rooms, baths, a ballroom, a kitchen, news 4's barbara harrison has one every week, i'm just kidding that's not true. she is going to take us inside the estate that's absolutely fit for a princess. >> like the palace from a fairy tale the entrance from the

a princess tripping and moving the shoe. inside the dazzling commaining above would make guests sparkle. she would peek into the drawing room to see if friends were there. >> designed for the likes of a princess who might favor blue. so one of her kwoequotes is you love books and you love dogs we hav

>> the inspiration, grace kelly who was going to become a princess. >> there's a scene where she is driving along the coastline with this amazing scarf. >> where would this be without a darkened room. cages. with missing parrots and chairs with missing cushions and doorways that go nowhere. it may be a fairy tale palace but every house could use this room. >> princess would love this one. >>

>> actually the king would sleep here. it's fit for a king. >> but outside on the peool dec. >> she could certainly take a nap here. >> gorgeous. >> the privacy and privilege of this potomac palace could be your play house for a cool 10 million or so, furnishings extra. >> okay. 10 million but you don't need to pay that. you can check it out on your own if you want through the end of october and the benefit, this is cool, the children national medical system. >> yeah. a couple of minutes before. already on the internet. >> we might be on to something. >> is she really doing that? she was walking down the hall. i was like that's a

>> keep cozy this morning. >> fireplace there. >> yeah, so if you don't have a fireplace turn on the heat a little bit. you'll need it this morning. it's chilly out there. temperatures are finally starting to warm up and as we continue through the rest of the afternoon we'll be at 70 degrees and then through the rest of the week, those temperatures go up gradually but look at this, beautiful. and we had so much rain over the summer especially toward the end of the summer that we -- everything is so green, usually as we get out everything is so brown because we get so dry but everything is so green. we need some rain now because it's been several days unfortunately. >> and on the map right now. if you're headed out this morning make sure that you grab a jacket. not until noon will we be over that 60. we'll be over that 60 degree mark.

breeze out there today. pirates taking on the nats. last regular season home game. you're not going to need the jacket but you will need the sunglasses. by the end of the game you'll need that jacket to take it with you. clear skies as we go through the day today. 70 degrees and a lighter wind. thank goodness. now as we continue into the overnight, temperatures will continue to fall into the 40s and 50s. so it is going to be a little chilly. think about that as you go to bed and maybe keep the windows closed a little bit. 74 degrees for your monday as you head back to work and get kids ready for school tomorrow morning. they may need a jacket. especially in the valley temperatures at the mid 40s but by tomorrow afternoon everybody in the 70s. not a lot of rain chances. a small rain chance on thursday. that's with the frontal system coming through. maybe a few sprinkles but that's about it. temperatures thursday and friday will be in the low 80s before we drop the temperatures into next

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a lot of concerns parents this morning. >> it's because a music teacher in the l.a. area now

investigated for allegedly contaminating children's flutes, flutes for kids, the instrument with bodily fluids. they were painted by students all over southern california as gifts for international students. international students for a program called flute across the world. federal investigators want to test all of the instruments they believe may be contaminated by bodily fluids from the program's music teacher. >> you have to read in between the lines and most likely. >> there were bugged out. >> the music teacher under investigation taught this man's son during a music program last year at the elementary school. >> as a parent, how do you feel? >>

it's disgusting. it's unreal to know you can't even really fathom it. >> this statement from the school district is just one of dozens of alarming notifications sent out to thousands of parents in orange county and los angeles county. >> made me sick to my stomach. >> a statement from l.a. unified school district states allegation of inappropriate sexual conduct may involve at least 13 school districts across southern california. >> wow. and that was him reporting now. the teacher had question has not been named due to the pending investigation. an education source close to the investigation confirmed to the l.a. nbc station that the teacher has been arrested. [ applause ] >> you would be clapping too and if you could a standing ovation. passengers on the air france jet you're looking at applauding it's safe landing in canada. if you look

there you saw it. there it is again. a busted engine. the flight was on its way from l.a. to paris when the plane lost one of the four engines. the picture shows how there's not much left to that engine there. it looks just shredded. passengers say they heard a loud noise about two hours into the flight. air france says the crew handled the problem, quote, perfectly. still don't know what caused that. >> terror attack outside a football game. >> information on the incident involving a high speed chase of a u-hall. a fatal accident. route 1 is closed

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