some breaking news, it is tough to get around downtown d.c. right now on metro. service has been suspended after a person was hit by a train. so we're going to help you work around the problem. >> a celebration of life today. that's what the family of a murdered maryland woman is calling today's services. they come just a day after the fbi releases new evidence in her abduction and death. >> and we've got sunshine right around the corner. but first we have to get through all of this gloomy weather. we'll talk about your forecast in just a moment. >> news 4 midday starts now. >> good friday. i'm pat lawson muse. >> we have to start with our

a man was hit by a train before 10:00 this morning. metro says they're investigating but think the man intentionally stepped in front of that train. this is impacting service right now and here's what you need to know. service on the blue, orange, and silver lines is suspended. shuttle buses are available and metro says riders can take the green and yellow lines. keep an eye on the nbc washington app for any updates. >> well, this man could spend life in prison for killing his pregnant girlfriend but will not face charges for the child's death. >> montgomery county prosecutors just wrapped up a news conference. >> he will not face additional charges and now we have a

if convicted he faces life in prison. he could be locked up without a chance for parole, a judge would decide that. prosecutors say he killed laura around september 3rd. she lived in montgomery county. she was a teacher in howard county but never showed up for the first day of school. after police found her body buried in a field and arrested tessier many questions have been raised about whether he should also be charged in the death of the fetus. we found out today the fetus was autopsied and here's what we were told about why he won't be charged in the death of the fetus. >> at the time of her murder the child was 14 weeks old. based on medical testimony the child was not viable independent of her. based on those medicalin

maryland as a result the defendant is not chargeable with the second count of murder related to the child. >> if tessier is convicted a judge could consider the fact that laura was pregnant in sentencing. the trial is estimated to start in february. back to you. >> kristen, thanks. the death toll continues to climb as wildfires torch northern california. the blazes have killed at least 31 people making it the deadliest week of wild fires in california's history. thousands of homes have also been destroyed. nbc has the latest from napa. >> two of the fires burning in northern california merged into one overnight bringing the total number of fires in the state to 21. as more than 8,000 firefighters enter day six of what is now considered one of the worst fire seasons in california's

they're realizing how much has been lost. >> i didn't know what gone meant until i saw it. nothing left. >> fire captain is among the 18 first responders that lost their homes but kept working. in all some 3,500 homes and buildings are gone. including farms critical to the areas economy. >> there's a lot of small farmers out there who have invested their life savings and for a lot of them it will be gone. >> details are emerging about the fires victims. a navy veteran and his wife are among the 30 that died. most were senior citizens. >> some of these remains are actually intact bodies. much easier to identify. much easier to get things from. some are merely ashes and bones and we may never get truly confirm tif identification on ashes. >> officials now have the grim task of searching for the 400 or so peoe

missing among the rubble. >> we're sending in search and rescue teams to go find people. >> today will be critical in the fire fight. winds are expected to pick back up tonight. here at home skies are grey this morning but for the most part it's dry. >> are we going to get any rain out of those clouds? >> not much. not much at all. take a look at your radar. right now you can see that blue shading there, that's some sprinkles or should i say drizzle mist coming down now. it's just to the south and west of baltimore. a little toward the west of the district. overall that's the trend tonight as we head throughout the evening hours we are expecting areas of drizzle. no major rain impacting us. for your friday 13th planner, temperatures are going to rise into the low to mid 60s and cool things down but sunshine isn't far

i'll give you a look at your weekend forecast in a moment. for now. >> thank you. right now the people that knew and loved are coming together for friends and family of the murdered student and are sharing their memories. you can see them gathering for the celebration of life service this morning. it comes as investigators release new evidence in her death. these are photos of the 2014 n minicooper. she went missing last month. her body was found in north carolina. if you have seen this car or her herself between september 18th or 23rd contact the fbi. >> traffic was slow going this morning because of a fatal crash near the intersection of route 9. virginia state police say at least one person killed in the collision when two cars collided before 5:00 this morning. no wor

but we'll have an update on the nbc washington app. >> later today the man accused of killing a rirj virginia teenager will be in court. there's a pretrial hearing set for 22-year-old darwin torres. he's charged with killing the 17-year-old during a road rage incident in june. court documents say he chased the teen and her friends with his car as they were walking to their mosque. police say they found several blood stained items in the 22-year-old's car. he was found dead in a pond. torres lead them to her body. >> m he'll be campaigning for the lieutenant governor. they plan to host a round table to talk about the so called g-3 campaign plan. get skilled, get a job, and give back

have four months before you can see the washington nationals in uniform again. >> unfortunately, yeah. the team is out of the playoffs. they're heading home to be with their families after that roller coaster heartbreaking loss. >> heartbreaking for sure. >> here it comes. >> he struck him out. >> and for the washington nationals, bitter october disappointment yet again. >> so now the nats can focus on who goes and who stays and why they haven't won a playoff series after four division titles in the past six years. players say this is just plain painful. >> you spend more time with these guys than you do with your family. you give up a lot, you sacrifice a lot so it's tough. >> if it could go wrong, it did. and we're still right there. we

this one is going to stick with us for awhile. >> it sucks because we know how hard everybody played. this game is cruel sometimes. >> the fans had to sit through the pick offs and hit batters and crazy plays that made up the game that went on for woefell o four hours. fans were on the edge of their seat all night. >> every year my heart gets broken in the playoffs. so yeah. my heart is broken. >> what can you do? what can you say about it? they played a good game. they fought to the end but better luck next year. >> yeah. put a big post on my facebook page about how ultimately down the road this may be good for

history. when they do win it, it's going to mean something. >> and it's good to get to the playoffs. >> that's right. that's an accomplishment in and of itself. we have an update to that breaking news. an american woman and her family left pakistan. they were rescued. hear what's next for her, her husband and her three young kids. >> also this morning, the national museum of african american history and culture has been honored with a stamp. taat the s

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>> the white house says the government can't legally continue to make those payments without authorization by congress but critics of the president call the move a spiteful act that will hike premiums. >> and in a matter of hours president trump is expected to announce his decision to

identify the iran nuclear deal. that comes ahead of sunday's deadline and triggers a 60 day window for law makers to make action. >> thank you very much. >> president trump's made it clear he is no fan of the iran nuclear deal. >> it's one of the most incompetently drawn deals i have ever seen. >> if as expected he refuses to certify that iran is complying with the deal as he has done twice before it will be against his own advisers. >> iran is not in breach of the agreement. it's something that the president should consider staying with. >> this from the white house chief of staff. >> the deal that was struck under the previous administration is a deal in the long-term, even in the medium and long-term to protect america. >> desecertifying would give congress 60 days to decide whether to impose sanctions. >> their activities and behavior has only gotten

>> they are not in violation of it. >> this is more of a political maneuver than a strategic decision. >> america's allies, anxiously await today's decisions. iranian leaders say if the deal eventually fails the u.s. will lose credibility. tracie potts, nbc news washington. >> well, finally headed home after five years held by the taliban, a u.s.-canadian family is coming back to the u.s. >> can you imagine how they feel? american intelligence worked with pakistan to secure the family's release. richard engle explains. >> they say it was a hiking trip that went terribly wrong. five years ago caitlyn coleman from pennsylvania and her canadian husband say they were pa backpacking in one of the most dangerous parts of afghanistan when they were kidnapped. coleman was pregnant at the time and while in

eventually two others. the children featured prominently in videos taken by kidnappers have never known freedom until now. >> my children have seen their mother defiled. >> coleman's family in stewartstown pennsylvania swarmed by reporters. pinned a note to the door asking for privacy. husband spoke to his parents. they were held by a faction of the taliban responsible for some of the most violent attacks. in the hostage videos coleman urged president obama and then president elect trump to make a deal for her family too. >> they want money, power, you must give them these things. >> but pakistan says no deal was made. instead, it was a rescue. u.s. intelligence tracking the family as they were moved into

pakistan and then a daring raid. commandos shooting out the fires of the vehicle. but after the rescue a surprise. coleman's husband turning down an american offer for a flight out of pakistan. a final twist to a five year saga. military sources say the family has now left pakistan to be reunited with relatives. nbc news. >> now to a warning for northern virginia parents to be alert about the people around your children. the loudoun county sheriff's office release these sketches of a man and a woman. a woman was with her children at the park when another woman followed her asked about her children and then tried reaching for her son. that woman also says the other woman kept walking across the park to a man or toward him. a similar case has been reported that was reported on monday.

call police. ♪ >> country singer jason aldean is making an emotional return to his tour following the massacre in las vegas. this was his concert last night in tulsa, oklahoma. he was performing nearly two weeks ago when stephen paddock opened fire killing 58 concert goers and injuring hundreds more. encouraging news concerning a woman from maryland. she was shot and wounded during that massacre in las vegas. >> only on news four we're hearing from the father of tina frost. richard frost says his daughter may be able to fly back here next week. he made a surprise visit to the hide away. the restaurant that's donating thursday's profits to his daughter's recovery. we caught up with him before he rued

>> we appreciate everything that everybody is doing. all the prayers that are coming. it's helping. she has made great progress. making progress every hour and we're more and more hopeful that she's going to come out of the coma and be tina again. >> such good news. frost attended arundel high school. she is getting a whole lot of support from that tightly knit community. a go fund me is collecting money to help pay for her care. it's already raised more than half a million dollars. if you'd like to help we posted a link on our nbc washington app. >> if you're still making plans for the weekend you could check out the reopening on the national mall. they're hosting a festival and it all starts with a pretty amazing light show. we stopped by this morning to get a preview. this is something you'll only see on news 4. take a look. there will be a projection

all of the images are from the collection inside the museum and the special projects director alls it a unique experience. >> aren't those beautiful? right now you can get your hahns on the first forever stamp sell brath the national museum of african american history and culture. the museum and the postal service unveiled the new one this morning as a

makes the unseen visible and ensures that people will remember our rich and diverse history. >> it commemorates the museums first anniversary. >> already more than a million people already. >> they're still piling in there. >> after three days of clouds and rain, many of you are wondering when we're going to see the sun again. the answers when we come back. >> and the final countdown is on for this year's marine corps marathon. find out if there will be changes from the race and hea from a runr ne

>> it's pretty rare for tshi to fall during the same month as halloween. it's only happened three times in the last 20 years so the question is why in the world do we even get upset about this day. some scholars think it started with christianity. jesus was believed to have been crusified on friday and there were 13 guests at the last

supper. they have gone back and studied this date and this probably comes as no surprise. it turns out you're no more likely to go to the hospital today than any other day of the year. >> that's a relief, isn't it? >> yes. we all said none of us were really superstitious, though. >> i'm very careful of any day. >> how about this weather. >> we have sunshine on the way. >> i can't wait. >> when. >> i'm excited about this. >> do tell. it's coming this weekend but first we have to get through the grey sky and the gloomy weather. it's friday 13th so this does make for maybe a good haunted house visit. let's get a look at the current temperatures right now. 63 degrees. really cool out there. winds out of the east, 12 miles per hour. so that's a little kick to it and it is very cloudy. as far as the rain goes, well, i'm thinking we stay on the drier side. take a look. you may have to contend with some drilz out there.

falling. overall very cloudy and gloomy. weather temperatures rising into the mid to upper 60s possibly for some of us. let's go ahead and take this hour by hour. in through friday evening, 5:00 p.m. today, notice exactly what i said, overcast skies. very light green here denoting the drizzle and light rain. into the overnight hours still pretty quite and then early tomorrow morning maybe residual sprinkles. through your saturday we're going to stay on the drier side of things. by sunday a lot of sunshine which will make for the perfect football game so if you're headed to fed ex field temperatures in the low 80s. mostly sunny skies. your outlook, i'm going to highlight your weekend. notice how we're also on a warming trend. upper 70s on saturday. mid 80s by sunday. >> all right. >> this weekend a lot of high schools in our areas are celebrating homecoming. >> s

using that celebration to help hurricane victims and see how the students were inspired by two classmates. >> police are hoping this video will encourage you to be on alert.

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we're work to learn the name of a new orleans police officer killed this morning in a shooting. >> the officer died after a shoot out with a suspect while he was on parole. the accused shooter was also shot. he surrendered to a s.w.a.t. team after hiding out inside of an apartment. the police chief says the entire city of new orleans now grieves. >> news 4 is working for you to protect your family as you gas up today. take a look at this surveillance video taken at a gas station on allentown way on camp springs. it took less than ten seconds for this guy to open the unlock passenger door and snatch something off the seat. prince george's county police were investigating four of these bold thefts at gas stations. they all happened on tuesday. police believe the same suspects are linked to all four cases. a closer look at one of the suspects. call police if you recognize him and remember to keep your

locked. >> if you are familiar with the gonzaga college high school then you may know it has a rich history and very deep roots in the washington area. this weekend the community will be honoring one alum whose graduation in 1954 made history. gabe smith is the first african american to receive his diploma from gonzaga. he started in 1950. even before the supreme court ruled to desegregate schools. while some criticized the school administration for letting him in, gabe says teachers and fellow students stood by him. >> that stood out about gonzaga. they did what they felt was right and you can't argue with that. >> tonight on news 4, another alum, sits down to learn about his experiences and see what the school has planned to honor gabe. >> michigan teenager has

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this is going to be the scene in arlington. this will be the 42nd year for one of the largest marathons in the u.s. here along with one of this year's races. i want to say good morning to you both. i'm going to ask you, anything different or special about this year's race? >> well, everything that's old is new again this year because last year the marathon and the 10-k had to make a lot of adjustments to account for safe track on metro and changed the course and txp

lot of people and this year the marine corps marathon is opening metro early and we were able to go back to the course that got a lot of positive responses for runners and really good times for the runners so we'll be reverting back to an old course which people are really with. >> a minute, seconds can make all the difference when you're trying to bring your time down. >> every minute matters out there and we put together a really great course for the runners running 26.2 or 10k on marathon day. >> veterans running with -- hope for the warriors team. tell us a little bit about what that organization does. >> sure. hopefully warriors is veteran service organization that assists veterans transitioning out of the military. also assists veterans in clinical and mental wellness. might also assist in certain financial emergencies they might have. a friend of mine that ser

with me in the marine corps received assistance in some bills when his medical bills got too high and the va was instilled in the process of red tape of getting his disability up. so he needed some assistance and hope for the warriors went through. that's a personal story. they haven't been helping veterans over the past ten years. then like i said, transitioning out of the military and mental and overall wellness and keeping veterans engaged would have insisted on organic healing and helps veterans cope with a lot of things they dealt with in the military. >> get a sense that veterans are coming from a very disciplined world? very much into goal setting? do you think the idea of training for a marathon and getting themselves conditioned to run a marathon reallyea

>> yes it does. i believe that whether you love the military or not one of the biggest things you have in the military is competition. internal or between branches so setting goals whether it's simple training goals or running so many miles on a training plan is an internal drive to keep veterans occupied and focused on moving forward to the next step. >> real quick, give us an update on the new features of the app. >> we have 30,000 runners running but last year we had about a million download sessions on the app. so far more people following the marathon virtually and digitally than those that will be there. people that have loved ones running in the marathon should download the app. you'll get live results. you'll get instant updates and for those participating it has all the news and essential information they need to navigate a really big event here in the nation's capital. >> it's going to be phenomenal. chicago and honolulu has always

been my dream. >> right here. >> once i get these kids a little bit older i can get back out and start training again. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> my daughter is going to run the kids fun run the day before. >> there's still some spots if there's some kids interested. >> awesome. i'll be out there. the marine corps marathon takes place october 22nd. so much more information on the race. head over to the nbc washington app. >> a michigan teenager is proving girls can do it all. alicia plays on her high school football team but she was also just crowned homecoming queen and if that's not girl boss enough for you, she is also an allstate power lifter. call her super girl. >> yeah. boy oh boy. talk about a girl that does it all. >> yes, indeed. turning now to a homecoming here in our area one local high sc

following the devastation in puerto rico. >> yeah, david shows us how some students stepped up to help siblings find some comfort. >> a big deal at most every high school. they're no different. students getting dressed up for a nice of dancing. >> we didn't know. >> you had no suitcase. >> no. >> but a few days before the dance they showed up at freedom. they had just left home, puerto rico, or what's left. >> when it's over i went outside my house and saw my street. all the trees falling down. through their step dad they were able to relocate to loudoun county and enrolled in the high school where they knew no one. the principle got word. >> i want us to do something to make sure they get to homecoming and enjoy themselves. she works t

senior. >> i said okay. i immediately texted out like all of my friends on every social media. >> suddenly they had clothing options and what's two more added to a homecoming group. >> it's not stopped there. other students making sebastian and adriana feel welcome. >> even driving them to school to taking them out for ice cream after school they all jumped in. >> that's kind of like what we do as people. when we see someone in need and we feel the desire to be able to share what we have with them. >> a brother and sister far from home but still feeling that homecoming spirit. >> i'm so happy and i'm so grateful. >> in

>> we have some great kids in our area or what? pretty amazing. >> absolutely. a fantastic story there. we're going to get to some fantastic weather but not before we get through this day. >> we have to make it through friday folks. we're almost there. we have a lot of cloud cover out there indeed. it's going to be on the cooler si

make it a spooky night out. temperatures dropping into the low 60s overnight and we are going to see that threat for drizzle continue to linger but overall just a lot of cloud coverage tonight. a little on the muggy side as well. yesterday was the opening of the wharf downtown. if you weren't able to get there or you have been holding off for sunshine this weekend will prove to be a good one to head down there especially sunday when temperatures are expected to rise. low to mid 80s comfortable and a good amount of sunshine. your ten day outlook. real quick. >> a lot of the restaurants

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us. >> right off of toll road in tyson's corner and we have been there for 3.5 months right now and specialize in dry steaks and smoked prime rib. >> so you mention smoked prime rib. do you use a special smoking technique? >> we use in house spice. we make our spice in house and we smoke it for four hours. >> i know the menu changes as the fall comes around. what are some of the fall additions that you make to the menu? >> we're trying to get a little bit of that stuff in right now. there's a lot of pumpkins coming in. a pumpkin cheesecake. we have braised apples on the menu. we have a butternut squash that we're doing for you right now with the goat cheese. >> yeah. >> and you have it going. so tell us what you have done. >> i sauteed the asparagus and watermelon radish in there. goat ce

the end and then goat cheese cream sauce i put in there already. >> i love butternut squash. i can't get enough of it. i had it for dinner last night. what's the key to spicing up your vegetables and spices that go better like cinnamon, all spice, different nutmegs and cumen goes in there also. it's a mixture of certain spices that you have to have to mix with the butternut squash and c acorn squash. >> we have lots of it here on the table. >> yes. we have our cowboy cut that we call it with our bone marrow butter. it's an in house thing. we do our own bone marrow butter in house. we have

farms in texas. a pork chop that we're doing with a smoked cheese and some braised cabbage and apples with that and risotto fritters and butternut squash. lobster ravioli and spring roll and we're trying to spice everything up. >> now getting back to this wonderful pasta, i love pasta because it tends to be quick. this looks rich which means it could be good and low calorie. >> very low calorie. >> wine cuts calories. >> so put together a little fall dinner for me. i have some friends coming over, i want to do something special for the family. >> once again i would do something that would be like, i would do that. it's very thin, not very good. it's strong. then i would do a, either, depends on what they w

our dry aged steaks. they're dry aged for 21 days in a controlled environment and they become so tender and nice and flavorful. >> speaking of flavor can i taste? >> absolutely. >> i assume it's done. >> yes. >> let's show our camera what this beautiful dish looks like. >> then we have some glazed walnuts and we put them in some egg whites. some brown sugar. perfect. >> there you see that. got a fork? right here? >> absolutely. >> what's the butternut squash, i like it roasted. and we have butternut squash that we put on the menu at nighttime that we roast. >> american prime. >> thank you so much. >> absolutely. >>

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hard to believe west virginia, virginia, and maryland all rank among the hybrid states. accidents involving deers. >> the study was done by state farm and west virginia actually tops the list. here now with a look at

avoid the danger. >> well, it's not unusual to see this in our area. especially recently. some venturing out into the roadways and of course this time of the year it is one of the most dangerous times for deer and motorists. it is mating season which is maybe why you're seeing so many. i have literally seen them every single morning while i'm driving to work. more today than what i have seen recently. she is here with advice to keep you safe during this busy deer time. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> so this is serious problem in our area. we have over a million, 1.5 million deer and vehicle crashes a year and this is a dangerous time of year. why is it so dangerous now. >> so they're most active through dawn and dusk. that's when they became a little bit more bold and they

be a little bit more, i guess, aggressive and trying to go after them. >> okay and sometimes even running into your car right? just blindly running into your car. >> blindly running into your car. i never heard of that. but they tend have problems with seeing which direction the cars are going to go in. so if a person who is driving swerves, then that caused the deer to have, i guess, confusion of which direction it should run into which could lead to other accidents. >> so maybe that's why i've heard a lot of people say the deer ran into my car. i tried to cross the road. >> right. >> swerving. >> slow down. that is the most important thing. you don't want to honk. >> you don't want to startle them. >> you don't. >> they'll just freeze. >> they're very sensitive to noise. so if you honk you'll startle

that will either cause them to freeze in the middle of the road or run in another direction that will be much more dangerous. >> okay. >> so how you should avoid collisions, should you use -- they tend to have a good reflection at night? >> you would see it and obviously you would see the body. when you see a deer on the side of the road, you want to make sure that you're aware that there will be other deer nearby. they're pack animals. they always roam in groups. so if you see one on the side of the road be careful because there's probably five other deer in the wooded area. >> what do we do if we do unfortunately hit a deer? what do we do? who do we call? >> d.c. animal control. we're open 24/7. we have an officer on duty and an officer will go evaluate the situation. >> it would be really hard to leave that until you show up. if you're on a

suggest pull over or keep going and tell them what happened? >> it will be up to you. you can always stand by the road and if you do make sure that you have your hazard lights on so it will warn the other drivers. that are passing by the incident and then from there, you can always leave the incident. just give us an exact location of where the deer is located. >> good to know. good to know. because i have seen so many out there. now aside from the deer and good advice, we have an adoptable today. of course we do. who is this guy? he came straight from puerto rico didn't he? >> he did. this is one of our puerto rico dogs. this is gold and we believe he is about 3 years old. >> oh. he is so sweet. he is the sweetest dog in the world. i wish i could take him home. he is

a lot of cats and animals out there. thank you so much officer for being here today and hopefully everyone drives safe. deer mating season underway. >> all right. i could take gold home. >> a lot of animals displaced by the bad weather and the storms. >> here at home, you know, we got off to a dreary drizzley start but things are starting to look up. >> tell us about it. >> if you do have any plans this weekend the good news is its not going to look like this. maybe saturday morning will a little bit but then the sun will come out later in the evening. maybe you're headed to fed ex field. the redskins are staking on the 49ers. we're expecting temperatures in the mid 80s for your sunday. i also think we're going to get a good deal of sunshine. mostly sunny as we head through your sunday and then we're cool all next week. >> thanks. >> and thank you. that's news 4 midday. we're back on the air first at 4 this afternoon. >> and remember you can get all of your news, and weather updates aim

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♪ we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> i found out about harvey a year ago. i'm ashamed i didn't say anything right then. >> why didn't you? you're so bold. >> i was not that bold. because i guess it hadn't happened to me, so i didn't feel it was my place. >> jane fonda now speaking out on the harvey weinstein scandal. it's friday the 13th. boy, what a week. dozens of women have come forward with accusations against weinstein and dozens speaking out about what they knew, what necessity didn't know and now wish they would have said something. >> jane fonda is interesting to hear. she didn't have a relationship wit harvey weinstein, but the stories she could