right now on "news4 today," one person shot and another assaulted near the university of maryland campus. the latest on what we've learned from police. no end in sight. that's what we're hearing from the cal firefighters. we're on the ground as the death toll continues to rise. first, it's a big game. the redskins set to take on san francisco, how they're lining themselves up for a "w" at fedex field today. >> well at 6:00 on the dot on this sunday morning, thank you so much for joining us. i'm adam tusk. >> and i'm angie

it looks like we're going to have another nice day. >> i think it's going to be hot today. let's check in with "storm team 4" lauryn ricketts. >> i was hoping it would pick up. temperatures made it into the 70s, but i do believe we can make it into the 80s for daytime highs today. let's show you what's going on outside. we have a little fog. once again we can't see the top of the monument. watch as you make your way out the door. i do believe we're going to have a good deal of cloud cover this morning before we proceed to break. now, we also have some drizzle, so you may be driving around and seeing a little bit of drizzle on your windshields. temps in the mid- 60s. we'll get into the mid-80s. temperatures in the 80s. we've got rain on the wa

minutes. >> thank you very much. a student shot and another assaulted at the university of maryland. this morning police are looking for motive and suspects. >> reporter: this shooting happened just after the university of maryland campus. one male college student shot and another one assaulted. both taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, expected to be okay. this is where it's at. they're also still investigating what the motive was behind the shooting. shortly after the shooting took place, police tweeted out they were on the look for suspects. >> preliminarily this does not appear to be a random incident. detectives are looking for a motive and suspect in the case. in the meantime the suspect has left the area and

threat that time. >> reporter: anyone who information is asked to police give police a call. aimee cho, "news4." police say an isolated shooting happened on the campus around 8:30 last night. he has non-life-threatening injuries. police are stiller er ier i es the shooter. we'll keep you updated. meanwhile a suspicious item was found on the battlefield. the see gar creek battlefield had to be evacuated yesterday. spectators and re-enactors were taking part in a commemoration weekend when those items were found. police have not said what exactly was found, but earlier this week a threaten s

was sent threatening farm. they're now unable to put on that event today. >> we have breaking news this morning out of anne arundel county. new video showing where a car crashed into the wall of this popeyes right into the deeping area, as you can see. it seems the car went full speed in reverse, crashing into the wall. no word on whether anyone was hurt. we'll keep you updated as police continue to examine the scene. prince george's county is looking into this accident. a vehicle stopped but the driver of the vehicle that struck the car fled the scene. investigators believe it may be a buick sedan with damage to its front end. it's 6:04. the heartbreak continues in california as the wildfires continue to rage on. the death toll continues to rise. we know now that at least 40

nbc's chris pollone says the worst has been settled in the napa valley area as firefighters hope for clalmer winds. >> reporter: wild winds and humidity fanned the flames again, forcing more evacuations. >> it's pretty hard. >> reporter: fires broke out october 8th across california's famed wine country. moving quickly, they left little time for people to evacuate. nearly 6,000 homes and businesses destroyed. many lost all they had. >> it hurts to see it burned. it's scorched everywhere. >> reporter: body cam video from the sonoma county sheriff's office shows how intensity is. fire isn't the only danger.

smoke. >> the public shot not attempt to pick up fire-related debris. it's not safe. >> reporter: there are 10,000 people battling at least 16 wildfires. they hope to get more of them as the winds die down. chris pollone, bc news. let's turn now to 2016 when it was the battle of the vice presidents. vice president mike pence and former vice president joe biden hit the trails to make the case for their parties. they say north um, ralph north um is on the wrong side of the state. >> our growth last year was 0.6% and we were 39th out of 50 states. >> ralph nor thumb has voted to raise taxes. he wants to repeal

right law. he cast the tie-breaking vote against the bill in the state senate to crack down on sanctuary cities. >> now, president trump tweeted his support for ed gillespie. he wrote the democrats in the southwest part of virginia have been abandon birthday their party. rupp ed gillespie will never let you down. and the others pushed for nor thumb. they pay tuition for students, in return the student commits a year to public service. >> i think this is a way for individuals to go to higher education and go to individual colleges and once they become certified, they can give back. >> the thing i feel about ralph and you can feel it

is the authenticity. >> barack obama will campaign with him in richmond. at 6:07 here, you can see half the monument. "storm team 4" lauryn ricketts is tracking the forecast and she has a look at when the cooler weather moves in for good. and an update on a massive evacuation at one of the country's

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we have new details this morning on the partial evacuation of laguardia's airport. they say this michigan man and john park was planning to fly back home saturday morning but instead he ended up in police custody. authorities say the 70-year-old was told he had to pay a baggage fee at the ticket counter and then claimed to he

the nypd found no explosives. park tells nbc news it was all a joke. >> i make jokes from here and there but they overreacted. that's all. >> now, a baggage fee at the ticket counter and saying he had explosives in his bag, he's charged with making a terrorist threat. >> look at the queen there. telethon for disaster relief. >> she looks great. >> also jennifer lopez and mark thoentd. dozens performed and made an appearance and all the money going to provide food, shelter, medicine, power and the areas affected by the regional na

nice to see them all coming together using their platforms to get money that's needed. >> so many places still affected by those storms. let's turn our attention to the storm. lauren, a foggy start. what's going on with that? >> it looks like we're sticking with the cloud cover. earlier this morning a little bit of cloud cover and fog and drizzle out there this morning, but as we continue through the morning, we'll start to clear out. as you guys were saying, you can barely see the top of the monument. we've got fog out there across the region, but we're warming up today. i do believe we're going to be in the 80s today and back in the 0s tomorrow. so we're going to try kind doff this huge swing where we're doing this summer today and feel more like summer. 64. of course, as i said, we've got that fog across the region and as we continue through the mornin

cloud cover. it's going to take a while. anywhere from the 50s and 60s. once the clouds burn off, we'll be able to warm up the temperatures. you can see out in shenandoah valley, pretty rough across the region. nothing happening on the "storm team 4" radar but a little bit of drizzle that our radar is not picking u. you oar going to be dealing with rain. i do believe temperatures in the low 80s. by this afternoon we're warming things up. we'll see a little more cloud cover and then we do have rain showers. we'll start this at 8:00 a.m. we're socked in with the cloud cover and then we'll see it clear. then by lunchtime we'll see cloud cover but we stay clear. here comes a frontal system. it will bring in rain, j

few light showers. early tomorrow morning they're going to be east of i-95 and that's pretty much all of our rain chances late tonight and early tomorrow morning. we're looking dry. 65 tomorrow. we will be breezy tomorrow as well. but then look at the rest of this ten-day forecast. my goodness. we're dry, quiet, and with high pressure in charge, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. >> thank you. we have "reporter's notebook" up next. good sunday morning. i'm pat lawson muse. it is the newest spot in town. after three years and a lot of construction and a lot of delays, d.c.'s wharf is open for business. it's transformed the southwest and will hopefully reconnect washington to its water front. dining, shopping, working, living, entertaining, boating,

this is a real big deal and we're hoping it will be a beg economic job. >> the city says there will be 1,000 jobs and they're enforcing the idea half of them will be d.c. residents. the big picture is the wharf is right in tandem with the southeast waterfront where the nats baseball park is. and all the way around to rfk stadium where the city has a $2500 million plan to do all of that over there, possibly bring the football team back if it works out and all the way up to kenilworth garden. the city has basically rediscovered its waterfront. i have to point out it took three years to build the buildings that are there now. there are more buildings to be built. we have to go back and thank three people. those three people led the

through development. the riverfront was basically nothing. >> got people like you to move. >> i moved out of the circle in 2007. not at the wharf. i can't afford it. but i'm near it. >> close enough. this is only one of three phases, scott, but one f the big concerns, of course, is travgs transportation, getting there. they've got water taxis, free shuttle, but there's still a concern that, you know, there's going to be a lot of gridlock down there. >> let me add another concern. every time we hear about it, what becomes of the affordable housing crisis we have? >> there's a shortage not only throughout our distract but the entire area, maryland and virginia included. every time something new and a jewel has

wonder, have we squeezed the affordable housing for the people who have children, the people who don't have vibrant six-figure incomes wrrks do they live? >> ily are two condos and two apartment complexes and there is set asides for people that are part of a lottery to get in. displacement in the city is a very serious issue. people are losing their and to live here because they can't afford it, let alone somebody coming and taking their house and turning it into three condos. that is an important erb, and the city spending about 100 to $150 million o year on affordable housing but as sco scottie is saying there's a lot. >> on the other side, people say, hey, i want a little piece

lot of development there, new housing and things. but the big zero over there is what's going to be redeveloping. >> years ago it was supposed to be done. >> walmart was going to agree to build a store there. it backed out. in which case i thought the city would cancel all of its stores. it didn't. they're looking for anchor stores to go there. >> national harbor has little competition now. >> the water taxi. you could ride around on a water taxi. i think it's $15 round trip. you can go from the wharf to georgetown to alexandria and national harbor. you don't have to do anything but sit on the boat. widget there. it's pretty cool. >> it is. the heavy hitters come out in the virginia governor's race. president trump has enforced el gillespie. the vice presidents have been

pence for -- >> i tried to get some perspective here. this should have been even more intense because a lot of people expected hillary clinton to win the presidency, which means there should have been a senate case. it would have been a senate seat on the ballot. so as interesting as this race for governor has been, it's actually less than expected but it frees of heavy hitters to focus more heavily on ed fwlespy. >> he's a republican candidate, an established republican, k street republican. he barely won against cory stewart who ran a trump-leak campaign. ralph northam is a unified candid b

exciting candidate either. and so we will see the democrats are unified. the republicans are swhats torn apart by trump. trump did not do that well in virginia. >> his name did not come up a lot during the debate. >> ed gillespie has taken a role who only mentions trump's name if you twist his arm, and that's basically what ed gillespie has tried to do. we'll see how it plays out. people in northern virginia which is one of the most voeft-rich parts of the state, they know who trump vo: john adams' prescription for health care would be a disaster for virginia families. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged thousands more. 685,000 virginians would lose their health care. and adams is against medicaid expansion - denying coverage to thousands of veterans, children and the disabled. john adams: higher costs, less coverage, hurting virginians.

attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. making up school days, the montgomery county school board is considering making changes. the governor mandated school start after labor day. the county is looking for options of making up lost time. scott, there are several proposals on the table, and one

jewish holidays. that's not going over very well, is it the. >> that's what parents are talking about. a few proposals prescribe that students and teachers and staff go to school -- >> whose name can go on that idea? that's a stunning idea. >> the chief operating officer would do it going forward. >> he's laying out options. >> laying out options. they're not formal proposals. but the other options aren't favorable either. it's shrinking spring break to a three- or four-day break. >> why don't we go to school four quarters a year and people take a break every few months instead of worrying about labor day and spring break and religious holidays. >> all schools in maryland have

starts. they must dismiss by june 18 and they have to have so many outs. what montgomery school district did is put forth five proposals, none of which are popular, trying to put to the governor you've got to change it. >> don't target religious holidays. >> he said that as well. >> target spring break. >> you recall several years ago when the board voted to give muslims off on the holy day. one of the issues is, you know, whether the students would show up on the day anyway. >> that's part of what they do when they try to give a day off for spring break and religious observances. the students are going to stay home either way and a l

staff is going to stay home. you can't have 60% stay in school and have lesson plans and continuity and everybody on the same page. the schools are kind of responding to kids aren't going to show up anyhow and i'm not sure we can keep it open. >> the board has met. when is the decision made? >> i'll make a proposal. what about professional development days for teachers? don't call me. >> that's not a trivial point. there are seven or eight days they give them. >> its's a week of school. >> what they did is front loaded them all. they gave all of the teachers their prep days in august before school began. that was wildly unpopular. they don't need the prep days at the beginning of the school year. they need them during the year. more statue controversy with the focus this time on the statue of christopher columbus here at union

tell us what you found. >> this has not risen on the level of the confederate statues around the country, but for many years, they need a bond to make columbus day indigenous people's day. as she told me in an interview. there were people here who weren't sitting around waiting to be discovered and that indinch news people's day was the beginning of what's known as the united states of america. columbus is celebrated, venn rated by italians particularly for the bravery and what it took to cross the atlantic ocean back in the 1400s and they recognize even at this event i went to, the italian ambassador, union ambassador acknowledged columbus. colonialism was pretty brutal. they recognize that. but they still say columbus

a remarkable explorer and he should not be lost in in the sleeve of history over anyone else. >> what about changing it to indigenous people's day? >> i think it's something that would pass. many states have done this and many cities have done it, los angeles recently. it's saying, look, let's celebrate the birth of the nation that included the indigenous people who were here, not just the european explorers who came over and conquered the area and took it over. >> scott, you did an explosive i-team investigation this past week where you took a look at how teachers in the district can admit to crimes against students but not lose their licenses. >> that's only in the district of columbus. decades ago states put in place rules that if you admit misconduct with a sturjts especially sex

another longer allowed to teach in that state or any state. your name is added to a base throughout the world. the district of columbia has nothing in place. they have flagged no one, even those who are notorious or egregious which means those teachers are still eligible to teach and we found in some of case teeshls with some level of misconduct were able to get new jobs in teaching. d.c. acknowledges the problem but there's no timetable for fixing it. >> that's a gaping hole for the other teachers and the families and the children. is there an explanation why they have lapsed on this? >> to be clear, it doesn't just endanger children in virginia but they jump everywhere. the office of the state superintendent of education, which is

some rule-making they're working on. they're trying to perfect it to get it finalized. there's no timetable. but there's more. the district government performs differently than states do and they don't have the state. >> the council could certainly push them. i'm surprised the committee chair hasn't pushed this. he's been strong in making sure people know the responsibilities they have. teachers might be high on the list. >> it's an interesting issue. we're in 2017 tlanld is no end of the road as to when this will be solve sthood that's a very disturbing conclusion. >> we've got mayor elections coming up. we'll ask about that. >> thank you, gentlemen. that's "reporter's notebook." i'm pat lawson muse. "news4 today" continues.

a university of maryland student is in the hospital after prince george's county police say he was shot. police say another male student was assaulted. this was the scene around 8:30 saturday night on the campus. police are still searching for the suspects. we're told both students have nonlife threatening injuries. chesterfield police say one man was shot around 8:30 last night. he has non-threatening life injuries. still at least 200 people are missing. thousand os firefighters are battling the flames across the famed napa wine country. there are hopes calmer winds will help out today. hey,

sunday morning. i hope you're having a great morning and glad joined us. warm temperature ostown way. >> as soon as we get a break in these cloud, right, lauren? >> absolutely. we even got the cloud cover and the fog. you ooher right. once this all starts to break up, that means the temperatures are going to shoot right on up. in fact w ee going be a lot warmer than we were yesterday. yesterday we made it into the 70s. today we'll make it into the 80s. you can see. we've got the washington monument right here. right here. it is covered by a little bit of that fog out there. that, again, will burn off as we go throughout the morning. visibilities are low. they'll improve just a bit. the fog down on the ground, watch as the you make your way out the door this morning because, again, we are dealing with some very low visibilities out there. temperatures out there in the low to

i believe we'll keep the cloud cover up till the lunch hour and we'll see it begin to dissipate. we'll have rain before the day is over. we'll be talking about that and when you can see some raindrops. that's coming up in a few minutes. guys. >> thank you. redskins fans, the boys are back in town and the team returns to fedex field. the burgundy and gold hoping to bounce back after the loss to the kansas city cioiansas city . traffic is expected to back up. plan accordingly. kickoff begins at 1:00 p.m. anderson's contract could expire next year. the university said anderson is still the athletic director. the university's president removed him two weeks ago, upset that he went

university of california athletic director position. we have new details on the sexual harassment lute against harvey weinstein. >> today the academy kicked him out. the board of governors voting overwhelmingly to kick out the once powerful producer. they say the era of willful ignorance is over. >> is there an element of payback? >> there is for is yeeksual abuse against women but the emotional abuse he wielded willy nilly throughout the industry. >> reporter: the latest, actor eva green. she claims weinstein was

meeting in paris. telling "variety," i had to push him off. i got away but it left me disgusted. thes by partner said he would koomt with any police investigation. my brother should pay for everything, i mean literally or otherwise. i will be supportive for all that. bob weinstein says h ee's talking to harvey twice since the scandal broke and says harvey has no remorse whatsoever. he insists the weinstein company board didn't know the extent of harvey's actions and if he challenges it, he can fight. it will be a losing fight. a little girl is gone after falling two stories on a cruise ship in port miami. miami-dade fire rescue said the incident happened saturday

"glory." the 8-year-old girl fell about 20 feet inside the ship's atrium. she was rushed to the hospital and later died because of her injuries. >> i'm not sure what happened or how the child fell but we understand she may have fallen about 20 or so feet from the landing? so devastating. police have not yet identified the little girlet the cruise ship has returned to carnival and has gone back to its schedule, we're told. parents, if you have a car seat, you need to pay attention to the. turns out most of us aren't installing car seats correctly. nbc's jeff rossen shows us how to do it right. this mom making a determination miss steak. >> i thought i was doing it right. >> this one too. >> it should actually be attached to behind the seat? >> reporter: they have no

are instachled incorrect will and it can be the difference between life and death. take a look at this crash test video. this is the version where it's instafled wronglet and now installed right. here's the thing. with car seats, one little thing can mean everything and so many of us are making mistakes. today we set up a big car seat spot check point. we have cars lined up, parents, who want to find out if they're doing anything. we're going to show you the right way to do it. in the next two minutes you're going to know how to keep your kids safe. it's easy. >> we tighten it and try to see where we get the best fit. >> reporter: on hand to help, lorrie walker from safe kids. ride away this mom pulls in with her 2-month-old and our expert finds a big problem. the

>> we do what's called a pinch test. if you can grab some of the webbing, it's too loose. >> which we can easily do here. has to are too low. >> these need to be it on the shoulder. >> i'm sorry. keep your pass i fire. we're going to move this. we're i got to tighten this. >> reporter: mother watching and reacting. >> you want your child to be safe and that wasn't the case with my car seat. >> reporter: but our expert isn't done yet. >> we need to move these. >> up to the armpit. >> to the armpit. this is nice and tight. you can't pinch any of the webbing. >> you're good. you're safe. >> she doesn't seem thrilled. >> we checked this mom's car, another biggy. the car seat is too loose. >> we call it the inch testament if it moves more than one inch side t

we know we have a seat too loose. >> pull this? >> pull it straight up. >> now it's really tight. >> no inch. >> we find the biggest problems, yes, in this next car. the texter isn't attached. >> this is the strap that holds on the back of the seat. >> you find this laying here. where should it go? >> through the head restrapt and there's a hoochl on the back that accepted it. >> you're saying every car has one of these. we're going to come back here. take a look at this. you see this little hook right here. you hook it it in like that and i'm going to tighten it up. you can already feel here it's much more secure. >> and that's not all. the car seat is loose and her straps too. >> in a crash, she'd be rolling around pretty much

seat. >> we fix everything straight up. life-saving tips to protect your kids. >> we learned something today. >> absolutely. thank you for helping. >> absolutely. we're getting it done. your baby is safe now. >> jeff rossen there. if you can't make it to one of them, nbc has a step-by-step guide on how to install your child's car seat on today.com. are you headed to brunch later this morning, maybe church, "storm team 4's" lauren ricketts is checking our forecast and what you need to know before you head out the door. >>

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sunday morn, maybe you're heading to the pumpkin patch or church services. there's some drizzle in some spots. temperatures in the 60s. i expect the weather to clear in time for the redskins game. with've got rain before the weekend is over. we'll talk about that in time. that's all coming up in about six minutes. >> thank you, lauren. both candidates are getting help from some of their parties' heavy hitters. >> that's right. vice president mike pence campaigned for ed gillespie and former vice president joe biden campaigned for racket northam. former president obama is heading out as well. >> northam has the advantage. the game is this. can ed gillespie win over

trump. that in -- in northern virginia. that's the game here for him. that's the difference between winning and losing. ralph nor than is very excited about having president obama campaign for him. ed gillespie would rather have mike pence campaign for him. i don't think you'll see president trump campaign for hi. i think that tweet is all ed gillespie wants to have. let's not forget. hillary clinton carried vin by seven points basically on the strength of north virginia. we saw in the primary performance. we saw how well can ed gillespie turn them back to him in this governor's race. that's the game. >> i think it's going to be a good race. >> i think eight fwog be very close. they both have run actually pretty good campaigns, they really have. >> i want to talk about t

into his own hand when it comes to the affordable care act and ending those subsidies from former president obama's health care law. he said he did there to get democrats to the negotiating table, but what does this do to congress and the republican party? are we looking at another civil war here? >> that's what he may have inadvertently done is created more of a problem on the democratic side. the subsidy issue, on one hand the president has indicated a willingness. if congress sends him a bill that says you have to sign these subsidy, he'll do that. there's always been a question about is this something the executive branch can implement on his own or not. there's been that question. if it gets codified into law, he'll do that. i don't know if it can get through the house. i think it can get through the senate. there is sort of this room for compromise on the pays

i don't know how it gets to the house. it could be yet another thing that complicates this end of the year. we are racing toward an end of the year bonanza here in congress that's got to get a budget passed, debt ceiling. let's not forget dreamers. you know, the president has announced with some bluster about getting out of the iran deal, but all of it has been about punting it to congress. we have seen congress struggle to get a lot done as it is. this end of the year is going to be monstrous for them to get these things done. >> you're talking to u.n. ambassador nikki haley and john kasich as well? >> john kasich on the health care front and steve bannon declaring war once again on republicans p if you're the democratic party, you're like, please, steve bannon, keep talking. >> never a dull moment. >> yes. >> a reminder you can watch "meet thes

here after "news4 today." from chuck to lauren, lauren, i mean drizzle. i got the car washed yesterday because i thought we were going to be in a long stretch here of sunny days. >> were you not listening to the forecast yesterday? >> i did not pay attention. >> when he's off, he is off. >> i thought it was going to be this nice long stretch of sunny days. my mistake. >> you've got to look at that nbc washington app, baby. check your phone. >> we got a little bit of a drizzle this morning. that came as is surprise to me. i thought we would have clearing skies. the clouds held thick. we also have a few showers out there overnight tonight. so, again, we're looking at -- if you wash the car, don't think it's going to be too bad as we get into this week. we're not expecting anything heavy. a little bit of drizzle. scattered showers during the overnight. not everybody can see t

washington mon meant because we even got that fog. the fog is thick in spots. temperatures in the 50s and 0s, so it is a little cool. here's the visibility. usually the visibility should be ten. you can see it in fred ricks burke and southern maryland but then as we go through a lot of our region, that's where we're seeing especially in the shenandoah valley some. nothing showing ouptown radar, butting again, we do have a drizzle. adam saw it. i saw it on my way in. that's going last through the early morning and then we'll start to see it dissipate in time for the redskins/49ers game at fedex field. you're going to deal with cloud cover. but then as we get down to the lunch hour, we'll start to get some sunshine. we'll warm up. temperatures will be in the low 80s. 82 is our prozwrekted temperature. we're warming throughout the afternoon. shower

e'd say anything after 8:00 p.m. and then it will move east through the overnight. so early 3407b8d morning if you're east of i-95, a few light rain showers. look. here you go. 8:30 this morning. you still have the cloud cover. we'll get sunshine. that's when the sunshine will come up. here comes rain with the frontal system. this 1:30. a few light showers. as we go through the late evening, even into the overnight, east of 95 for the morning commute, but other than that, not too bad. temperatures tomorrow quite chilly. 60s, 65. plus we're going to have breezy conditions through the day, so it oohs going to feel even cooler. we're feeling like fall all week. temperatures in the 60s and 70s with plenty of sunshine. adam, if you did wash your car, i don't think it's going to be that bad. >> good. thank you, lauryn. ♪

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more than half a million dollar has been raised for tina frost. her family says she took her first steps on friday and was breathing on her own for six hours. frost is also able to tap to music and squeeze hands of visitors.

tragedy to have happened in vai gas and for somebody we know and are so close with and to have injured in that type of event is just heartbreaking. >> now, frost's family did set up a gofundme page to help raise $50,000 to help with medical bill. that has grown to $35,000 already. >> good for her. years of hard work in partnership with the local work has paid off. our nbc 4's julie carey has more. >> in reading, math, science, and social studies. >> reporter: that's quite an achievement. they have about a thousand students. about 700 of them are learning engli english. even more quality for free or reduced lunches. it makes it even more remarkable they were able to become fully accredited. >> we're centered around many

will come to support us. >> reporter: that support comes in many ways. back pack meals that go home with kids on weekends. summer school and after-school programs and to go on field trips. >> one of the ways they've been most helpful has been by having a member tore program. they attend two or three time as week to play a game with them. >> what really started as a volunteer and member movement has moved into a partnership that impacts hundreds of members from our church and hundreds o students every single year. >> when you're starting a story, what does that mean, hook your reader. >> reporter: they say the hutchison staff and students work hard to achieve despite the odds against them. >> hutchison is a school that struggles economically, but that doesn't mean it can't be a

by getting accredited, they've proved that. >> "news4," julie carey. ♪ that's my prerogative >> i love it. >> we should have a battle, adam. >> well, i can tell you who would win that. >> i know. gear up. the battles are set to begin tomorrow on nbc's "the voice." we have a sneak peek. these two are from jennifer hudson's team. who wins, we find out at 8:00 p.m. eastern time followed by a new episode of "the brave" which working my hours i should not be staying up that late but "the brave" is good too. >> tuesday mornings are always so rough. >> i love "the voice." the kids are into it. he's known for his role in the hbo show "silicon valley" and just this

with a big film "the big sick." >> kamal nongiany hosted "saturday night live" and took on islam phobia. >> my twitters were a little strange. they said, go back to india. i've about never been back to india. >> nan gianni was on to promote his new lego ninjany movie. >> the show will be back with larry david and miley cyrus. she's making the rounds. >> she's wherever. >> on "the voice" and on

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right now on "news4 today," the latest on what we've learned from police. >> no end in sight. that's what officials are saying. we're on the ground as the death toll there continues to rise. >> but first it's big game sunday in washington. the

49ers, how they're lining themselves up for a win at fedex field today. thanks for joining us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. >> let's check on the weather with lauryn. >> i thought we would have some sunshine this morning. clear skies overnight. that didn't happen. now we even got clouds an some fog out there. no big deal. we're going to see a little bit of drizzle. i'm going to tell you by the time we get to the redskins game. it's going to clear out. we ooh going to be sunny as we take on the 49ers. you can see the fog laid out across the region at this point. watch out as you head out especially with the wildlife this time of year. watch the temperatures, anywhere from the

driezle out there as well. if you're heading out, we're going to deal with drizzle and fog. we are becoming sunny as we get into the afternoon. i to believe we can make it into the 80s today. we do have larain showers. >> thank you very much. a student shot, another assaulted. this morning police are looking for a motive and suspect. >> "news4's" aimee cho has the latest developments from the scene. >> reporter: this shooting happened just off the university of maryland campus. one male college student shot and another assaulted. both taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. expected to be okay. this is that house where the shooting happened. this is in the 7500 block of rhode island avenue. police are trying to figure out if the shooting happened inside or outside the house. they're also investigating the motive. shortly after the shooting took pl p

last seen heading toward the me throe. >> preliminarily this does not appear to be a random incident. at this time they believe the suspects left the area and the public. there's no threat to the public at this time. >> reporter: that investigation is still ongoing. anybody with information is asked to police give police a call. in college park, aimee cho, "news4." >> and a lockdown at virginia state university was lifted overnight. this was the scene after chesterfield county police say an isolated shooting happened on the campus around 8:30. one man was shot. he has nonlife threatening injuries, but police are still searching for the shooter. we'll bring you the latest in our nbc washington app. a civil war re-enactment will not happen after a suspicious item was found on the battlefield. the cedar creek battlefield had to be evacuated in

ite it's part of a the park system. virginia state police brought in its bomb squad unit and they cleared the scene. police did not say what exactly they found, but lerer this week a threatening letter was sent and the foundation that organizes the weekend says it's now unable to put that event on today. well, we have some new video this morning out of anne arundel county. authorities are on ft. meade road after a car crashed into the wall of a pop eyes dining area. it appears a car went full speed in reverse and crashed through the wall. you can see the video, the car facing out to the parking lot. no word yet on injuries. we're going to keep you updated as authorities continue that scene there. meanwhile prince jormg's county are looking for a second vehicle involving a deadly pedestrian accident.

of the vehicle that struck that car then fled the scene. investigators believe it may be a buick sedan with damage to its front end. the time right now, 7:04. and the heartbreak continues in california as the wildfires rage on. the death toll now at 40. nbc's chris pollone says that the worst has been centered in the napa valley area as firefighters hope for calmer winds today. >> reporter: just when firefighters were making progress in northern california, rising winds and low humidity were fanning the flames once again. saturday fire reached the end edge of the town of sonoma forcing more evacuations. fires broke out october 8th across california's famed wine country. moving quickly they left little time for people to evacuate. nearly 6,000 homes and businesses destroyed. they lost all they had. >> this is our home. it hurts to see it just burned.

everywhere. >> reporter: body cam video from the sonoma county sheriff's office shows how intensity's been, and fire isn't the only threat. the air is thick with smoke, and what's left behind could be, toic too. >> what is the message i want to say here? the public i should not attempt to clean up fire-related debris. it's not safe. >> reporter: there are 10,000 people battling at least 16,000 wild fires. they hope to get more of them as the winds die down. chris pollone, nbc news. i want to remind you to tune in to this week's "meet the press." chuck todd is going to speak to united nations ambassadornyky haley and also with ohio's governor john kasich. waking up and wondering what to wear, as we take a look outside, it looks like we're falling back into summer.

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welcome back. we have new details on laguardia airport. this michigan man, park, was planning on flying home but instead ended up in custody. he was told he had to pay a baggage fee at the ticket counter and then claimhood e had explosives in his bag. they found no explosives. park tells nbc it was all a beg misundering and it was a joke. >> i'm an asian, i come from a country where we make

that's all. >> he's now charged with making a terroristic threat. ♪ let's get loud >> she's looking good. >> i know. sh neve she never disappoints. >> i know. nbc teemed up with telemundo. "one voice, somos live!" dozens of celebrities performed. they're going to provide food, shelter to the areas hit by recent disasters. at 7:10, more than half a million has been raised. dozens gathered last night at molly's irish pub in game brothers for

her family said she took her first steps on friday and is breektding on on her own for six hours. she's able to tap to music and squeeze hands of visitors. >> obviously it's horrible what happened in vegas and to have someone so close, it's heartbreaking. >> her family set up a gofundme page to $50,000. that has grown. 7:11. you may want to put your fall activities on hold. it's going to feel more like summer. lauryn is breaking down how long these high temps are going to last. >> plus a "news4" i-team investigation with problems in the school system. scott mcfarland looks at how kids in the

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well, as you head out maybe to the farm market early this morning, looking good. now, we're going to be dealing with a little bit of fog early this morning, even a little bit of drizzle in some patches and spotty areas, otherwise temperatures shooting up through the 70s. sunshine this afternoon. abundant sunshine this afternoon. we're really warming up to

get back into fall this week. that's coming up in the ten-day forecast. >> lauryn, thank you very much. are credpredators slipping into the classroom? i-team 4 gets that question. >> they're not raising red flags to warn schools across the nation when a teacher admits to abusing a child. >> for two years the i-team has investigated abusers who slipped through the cracks and landed new teaching jobs. we also looked through d.c. schools to determine if there were problems there too. what sur prie what we found surprised us. d.c. doesn't have a system for revoking teachers'

>> he was very popular with kids, parents say. now he's a felon, just released from prison. he taught dionne bell's son in the fourth grade. >> that talk is a scary talk. >> he pled guilty earlier this month. >> everybody was in mourning. >> normally pena would be listed on a national database. it's called nasdiec. they ensure they can't cross state lines to try to get new teaching licenses. but the news 4 i-team found he wasn't on the list. we found others not on the list including john salino and charles young who last year

assaulting students at dunbar high. pena, solano, and young all share one thing in common. they taught in d.c. >> it seems almost impossible. >> yes. >> but our investigation reveals since 2008 the d.c. office of state superintendent of education which oversees licenses in the district has revoked zero and has added zero names to the national database. >> the teacher did go to jail. the teacher was publicly humiliated but that's not enough. the teacher should not be allowed ever again. >> other states including virginia and maryland approved others. in d.c. the regulations to do so are not yet final.

superintendent allowed pena, solano, and young's lie sinces to simply expire. >> we want highly qualified students in front of teachers every day and there are cases that never happens. >> joe weeden says that leaves kids vulnerable inside and outside of d.c. >> we're putting a child at risk by putting somebody in place where they shouldn't be. >> we didn't hear back from any of them. d.c.'s office of state superintendent tells us they hope to have it finalized by 2018 or 2019. they say they require background checks. background checks don't catch everyone. sc

>> now we're going back. >> i laid out this great squirrel shirt and got home and it's still on the bed. i said, you didn't wear this. she was like, mom, it's so hot outside. she had on a t-shirt. i don't care about the fashion. you know. >> i'm so glad she thought it was hot outside because i was watching the temperature. i thought, when are the clouds going to clear. a little bit clarmer where the clouds cleared a little bit faster, but same deal this morning. my goodness, these stubborn clouds. a little bit of drizzle out there. that's going to dry out. so again we are going to see improving conditions, by do believe these clouds are going to hang on until the lunch hour once again. however, we're going to rapidly waup

were this time yesterday. right now we're seeing visibility on the low side. you can see in the shenandoah valley where the visibility is low. but, again, watch out when you're heading out, especially given this time of year when you're out and about. please be careful. we're going to get that afternoon sunshine overnight showers. i mean after yesterday. no, we very going to see some afternoon sunshine. and high pressure coming in charge. but then, again, a frontal system will come through. more clouds after 8:00 tonight and rain showers overnight tonight through the morning. 0s and 50s right now throughout the region. nothing happening on the "storm team 4" radar. not to say went dough have a are little drizzle. if you want to go to church services, looking good. pumpkin picking, it could be a little muddy brunch, if you have a jacket, you're going to be shedding it. here's a look

forecast. it's looking good. it's going to be a little cloudy, but we will warm up into the low 80s and more clouds after the game. here's a look at the weather. you can see cloud cover. that dissipates by the early afternoon. then we have several hours of good sunshine. light scattered showers throughout the region until early tomorrow morning, especially if you're east of i-95. but then we clear out. it will be breezy tomorrow and also it will be a lot cooler. look at this. mid 60s tomorrow after 80s today and we could have areas of frost as temperatures dip into the 30s and 40s monday night into tuesday. we've got plenty of sunshine with temperatures in the 60s and

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outside on this sunday morning. >> you know what though? things clearing up. >> a little bit. >> yeah, yeah. >> it was foggy when we started the morning. lauryn ricketts is going to join us again and break everything down. stay with us. you're watching "news4oday." t

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a university of massachusetts student in the hospital after prince george's county police say he was shot. police say another male student was assaulted. this was the scene around 8:30 saturday night near the campus. police are still searching for the suspect. we're told the student has non-life-threatening incidents. a lockdown at the university of virginia campus. police are still searching for the shooter. the death toll of the california wildfires has reached 40. still hundreds are missing. firefighters are battling fires across the famed wine country. there are hopes that calmer winds will hold out today. just about 7:30. join us. get it going. >> what cup is that for you today .

do. >> you do have a little catching up to do. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. i know that rain is in the forecast already. >> yeah. a little bit of up and down going. lauryn has the forecast. what do you say? >> i do believe we're going to see a few scattered showers later on tonight. some drizzle out there. unfortunately it's not the prettiest of mornings. we've got the fall go around and the low clouds and we've got cooler temperatures. here's a live look outside national harbor. yeah, it's a little cloudy out there, isn't it. again, not the prettiest of mornings. here's a look outside our tower camera where you can see it's 64 degrees. again, we have that blanket of fog hanging out over us. maybe a little bit of drizzle as well. winds are going to pick up as well. we could get a little breezy, but we're going to get sunny as well. dealing with clouds. temperatures are going to be

cloud cover out of here. i do believe we'll have sunshine and temperatures a lot warmer than yesterday. possibly ten degrees warmer than yesterday. we'll talk about the daytime highs today and fall making a return. that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, lauryn. 7:30 on the dot. the boys are back in town. the redskins taking on the 49ers. they're hoping to bounce back after a loss to the kansas city chiefs. we want to remind you if you're traveling on the beltway, traffic is expected to build up over the area. plan accordingly. kickoff begins at 1:00 p.m. the tailgate begins now. >> of course. this morning the university of maryland athletic director cameron anderson is on paid leave. his contract could expire next year. the university says a

sources removed him two weeks ago upset he went after the university of california athletic position. new details into the ongoing sexual allegations against harvey weinstein. nbc's anne thompson explains the unprecedent move. >> reporter: the academy kicked him out, the board of governors voting overwhelmingly to throw out the director. was there an element of payback that's possible here? >> there's a huge element of payback for the years of not only the sexual abuse against women, which is horrible but also the emotional abuse that he sort of wielded willy nilly on this industry. >> reporter: nearly three dozen women have

weinstein of sexual harassment. telling "variety" i had to push him off. the experience left me shock and disgusted. in an interview with "the hollywood reporter" bob weinstein estranged brother and business partner said he will cooperate. he says my brother should pay for everything, i mean everything, criminal or otherwise, i will be supportive of all that. bob weinstein says he's talked to harvey between since the scandal broke and says harvey has no remorse whatsoever. he insists the board didn't know the extent of harvey's actions and if harvey plans to challenge his firing, he can fight. it will be a losing fight. anne thompson, nbc news, new york. at 7:32, a very sad story to report. a little girl is gone

ship at a port in miami. she died of the carnival cruise ship "glory." it happened around 8:00 at night. the 8-year-old girl fell about 20 feet from the balcony from inside the ship's atrium. she was rushed to the hospital and later died because of her injuries. >> what happened, how the child fell, we understand that the child may have fallen about 20 or so feet from a landing. >> such a heartbreaking story. and police have not yet identified the little girl. the cruise ship has returned to carnival and has gone back to its normal schedule. >> it turns out that most of us aren't installing the car seats correctly, potentially putting the kids in danger. nbc's jeff rossen shows us how to do it right.

>> i thought i was doing it right. >> this one too. >> it should actually be attached to behind the seat? >> reporter: they have no idea. many than half of all car seats are installed incorrectly, and it can be the difference between life and death. take a look at this crash test video. this is the version where it's installed wrong. and now installed right. here's the thing. with car seats, one little thing can mean everything and so many of us are making mistakes. today we set up a big car seat spot checkpoint. you can see the sign here. we have cars lined up, parents, who want to find out what they're doing wrong if anything. we're going to show you the right way to do it. in the next two minutes you're going to know how to keep your kids safe, and it's easy. >> we tighten it and try to see where we get the best fit. >> reporter: on hand to help, lorrie walker from s

right away this mom pulls in with her 2-month-old and our expert finds a big problem. the straps are too loose. >> we do what's called the pinch test, and if you can grab some of the webbing, it's much too loose. >> which we can easily do here. you say these are too low. >> these need to be it on the shoulder. >> okay. i'm sorry. you can keep your pass fire. we're going to move this. we're i got to tighten this. >> reporter: mother watching and reacting. >> you want your child to be safe and that wasn't the case with my car seat. >> reporter: but our expert isn't done yet. >> we need to move these. >> up to the armpit. >> to the armpit. this is nice and tight. you cannot pull any webbing here. >> you can't pinch. >> you're good. you're safe.

the car seat is too loose. >> we call it the inch test. if it moves more than one inch side to side or front to back, we know we have a seat too loose. >> pull this? >> pull it straight up. >> got it. pull straight up. now it's feeling really tight. >> yeah. no inch. >> we can't move it. but we find the biggest problems -- yes, problems -- in this next car. the tether isn't attached. >> this is the strap that holds on the back of the seat. >> you find this laying here. where should it go? >> through the head restraint and there's a hook on the back that accepts it. >> okay. come back here with me. you're saying every car has one of these. >> yes. >> we're going to come back here. take a look at this. you see this little hook right here. you hook it it in like that and i'm going to tighten it up. and you can already feel

more secure. and that's not at all. the car seat is loose and her straps too. >> in a crash, she'd be rolling around pretty much inside the seat. >> we fix everything right up. tha . >> thank you very much. >> of course, absolutely. life-saving tips to protect your kids. >> we learned something today. >> absolutely. thank you for helping. >> absolutely. we're getting it done. your baby is safe now. >> jeff rossen there. if you can't make it to one of them, nbc has a step-by-step guide on how to install your child's car seat on today.com. heading to church or

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a brother and sister who lost everything in the hurricane. >> "news4" has the story from loudoun county. >> reporter: homecoming season, a big deal at every high school. students getting dressed up for a night of dancing. >> i didn't bring any suitcase because we didn't know. >> you had no suitcase with you. >> no. >> reporter: but a few day before the dance, these newcomers showed up at freedom. they fled home, puerto rico, or what's left. >> when it was over, i saw my house, and the trees falling down r through their step dad they were able to relocate to loudoun county and enroll at freedom high school and knew no one. the principal got word. i said i want to do something to make sure they get to homecoming. she turned to her daughter a senior. and i was

we're taking them to homecoming so immediately i texted owl ought my friends on every social media. >> suddenly dozens of clothing options to the siblings. >> it was really great how many people could help help two kids. >> reporter: and it's not stopped there. other substitutes making sebastien and adriana feel welcome. >> even from driving them to school to taking them out for ice cream after school. they all jumped in. >> i think that's just kind of like what we do as people, you know what i mean. when we see someone in need, we feel the desire to be able to share what we have with them. >> reporter: a brother and sister far from home but still feeling that homecoming spirit. >> i'm so happy, so grateful. i couldn't imagine. >> in loudoun county, "news4." >> cute story th

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this morning. definitely damp out there on these fairways. but as we go through the afternoon, looking at temperatures in the low 80s we'll have some sunshine this afternoon, and we will be dry for today. tonight, another story. we've got some more rain on the way. we're going to be talking about that and timing it out for you, letting you know if your morning commute is going to be a messy one. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. >> stick around for that. there's no doubt about it, jimmy h hendricks, absolute icon. >> it doesn't matter if you're a music fan or hendrix fan. nbc 4's mark segraves has more. >> reporter: tonight it's a songbird music house. years ago it was the showboat lounge and people like jimi hendrix would hang out here and he made

right across the street. >> i'd consider that perfect you found of him setting his guitar on fire part of the holy grail of lost artifacts. like i mentioned earlier, no one believed that it happened. the fact that we see that it happened changes everything, especially the year of 1967 for hendrix. >> bill bentley, author of "smithsonian rock and roll live and unseen," a compilation of photos taken by fans is talking about this picture, jimi hendrix holding his burning guitar above his head on august, 1967, at the ambassador thatder in washington, d.c. hendrix has long been a part of d.c. legend, but until now, there's never been a picture of it. they opened in the summer and went out of

later. but during its existence, it was home to many of the top rock concerts in the 19650s. 1960s. bill wood was a 16-year-old aspiring rock musician in 1967. he was in the front row for two of the shows including last night when hendrix burned his guitar. >> then he picks it up and he wacs it on the stage. but a string broke as they're prone to do and it came flying. it hit me right in the chest. i reached down, picked it up, curled it up, and put it in my pocket. >> reporter: ryan fisher wuls also there. behe and another started across town where pop band her man's hermits were performing. the opening act for that show was

local tv show wing ding at the time was back stage with the w.h.o. and still has keith's drumstick. >> so john ed whistle, myself, and pete townsend, we went to the ambassador theater on columbia road. we sat right in the front. it was unbelievable. >> reporter: that's right. two of the members of the w.h.o. were in the audience for hendrix's final show at the ambassad ambassador, sitting on the floor with all of the other fans. >> it wasn't packed. it wasn't wall to wall. there were no chairs. you sat on the floor. >> reporter: on at least one of those nights the 18-year-old very taz brought her kodiak camera and took two of these pictures. two of them performing and one

>> i said hi. he said hi and i took nice picture. >> she gave some of the pictures to friends and she went off to college. >> i had kind of forgotten about one of them. >> reporter: but when she was approached about a 50th anniversary reunion for the ambassador, one of her friends reminded her she had taken a fourth picture, the picture of hendrix holding a familiaring guitar over his head. >> i no longer had any prints but i knew i had negatives somewhere because i never threw away my negatives even though i've moved at least 50 times in these 50 years. >> reporter: so dr. virginia veer taz searched through her memories looking for that night in 1967. >> i didn't know how i was going to finding that negative. i thought, this is impossible. >> reporter: but deep in a hall closet in a box with thousands of others she found that negative of that

hendrix lit his guitar on fire for only the third time known to rock historians and only the second time caught on film. this picture forgotten for 50 years was now found. >> i'll tell you. that's the way it went down. you can't make that stuff up. all together it makes it a real moment in rock and roll history that people will talk about forever. >> it's surreal. >> it's burned in my memory. literally, my view -- i was probably dangerously close as far as my ears went, but it was kind of one of those moments frozen in time. >> i was just a spectator to something pretty special. >> you know, someone should give mark a tough assignment, you know what i mean? >> that was so, so cool. wow, you know what? there's probably a bunch of pictures floatsing around that have so many stories to tell and they need to be dug up. >> can you mack

there and he lit his guitar on fire? >> you probably didn't know what was happening. so cool. >> real quick, e want to give a shout-out to the rummage sale that happens every year. there we go. can you see it? don't look at my terribarrible . this is at morgan park. they have collectibles, antiques, clothing, it's huge, and today's the last day for it. >> if you're heading out this morning, you're going the teal with fog and sprichgle activity. similar to yesterday. how however, i do believe the temperatures will warm up quite a bit. let's show the visibilities out there right now. they're down especially as you head to the shenandoah valley. temperatures in the 50s and 0s. some drizzle out there right now and then we will see some clearing as we continue through the day. but we need some rain still here in our area.

scattered showers lit tonight and early monday. look at that. we're try as we get into tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. here's the timing. you can see at 10:00 a.m.ing we still have the cloud cover. shenandoah valley starting to clear. just in time for the redskins game. temperatures will be this the low 80s. after 8:00, 9:00, we're going to see rain showers, widely scattered. some could last through early tomorrow morning, especially if you're east of i-95. it will be breezy this afternoon. it will be breezy this afternoon, breezy through the day tomorrow. if you're out at the redskins game, tailgating, maybe something to tie the tailgating tempts down. 82 degrees today as we get some overnight showers. tomorrow, much cooler. plus, we're going to have a breeze. temperatures are going to be in the medevev 60s. look at. this we go from 82

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