hey, lauryn. you said the warmup's on the way. >> it's moving in slowly. do you hear the confidence? we're going to see sunshine this afternoon but the clouds are so slow to clear out of here. you're waking up to fog and drizzle. it's a chilly morning. i stepped outside the nbc studios a second ago. i thought what is this out here. i have a sleeveless dress on. you'll need a jacket. but i don't think you'll need it this afternoon. you can see, man, those clouds are hanging on tight. i don't believe those clouds are going to clear until after the lunch hour. once again, kind of the same deal as yesterday. this're going to clear out from the west to the east. winds are going to pick up this afternoon as well. you may be dealing with spotty drizzle. but once we get some sunshine, that means the temperatures will go up. i believe we'll start to see peaks of sunshine as we get into the afternoon hour. i'm going snow you that futurecast and exactly when these clouds will clear and when ee'll have rai

we'll talk about that. >> 9:00 on the dot now. in to some developing news. you're taking look at a map where a fire broke out early this morning on 52nd street in northeast d.c. >> let's get strike to "news4's" derrick ward who's live at the scene request the latest. what's going on, derrick? >> reporter: well, good morning. this fire was brought under control rather quickly because this happened in a place where there weren't a lot of combustibles, not a lot of things to burn. this was an abandoning building. it was called in around 7:15 this morning. when the firefighters got there, they did indeed find a fire showing. it turns out there were two occupants of this building, one apartment above the other, but this building was otherwise abandoned. this according to neighbors and confirmed by the fire department. both people were taken o out of the build. they wer

refused further medical attention. there was a concern about fire spreading. fortunately that did not happen. it was brought under control quickly and the cause is under investigation. we're live in northeast d.c. derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >> thank you very much. meanwhile we're following a developing story that had a lot of parents and students on edge overnight. a student was shot. police say another male student was assault. this was the scene around 8:30 last night near the college park campus. police are searching for the suspects. we're told both students are expected to be okay. a lockdown at university of virginia was locked down. an isolated shooting happened on the campus around 8:30. one man was shot. he's expected to be okay. we'll bring you the very latest in our nbc washington app. meanwhile a civil war re-inactment will not happen today after a suspicious item was found on a

battlefield. the cedar creek battlefield had to be evacuated yesterday in middle town. it's part of the national park system roughly two hours from d.c. spectators and re-enactors were taking part when the item was found. virginia state police brought in the bomb squad unit and cleared the scene. police have still not said exactly what they found, but earlier this week we know a threatening letter was sent warning harm after the event. they say they're unable to put on the event today. >> the time right now, 9:03. breaking news this morning out of anne arundel county. new video showing video on ft. meade road where a car crashed into a popeyes wall. you can see right here the car facing out toward the parking lot. no word yet on whether there were any injuries. we're going to keep you updated as authorities continue to examine the scene in this area. and police in

vehicle connected to friday night's deadly accident. wayne davis was hit while crossing east capitol street in east pleasant. the driver that hit him stopped but the second driver fled the scene. police believe it may be a buick sedan with damage to its front end. in california the fires rage on. 40 people dead. chris pollone says the worst has happened in napa valley. firefighters hope for calmer winds today. >> reporter: just when firefighters were making pros, winds and humidity increased the fires, forcing more evacuations. >> it's hit us pretty hard. >> reporter: moving quickly, they left little time for people to evacuate.

businesses destroy. many who did survive lost all they had. >> this is our home, and it hurts to see it just burn. everywhere is scorched. everywhere. >> reporter: body cam video from the sonoma 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 toxic too. >> what is the message i want to say here? the public should not attempt to clean up fire-related debris. it is not safe. >> reporter: there are 10,000 people battling at least 16 wildfires. they hope to get more under control as the winds die down. chris pollone, nbc news. let's turn our attention to decision 2017 where it was the battle of the vice presidents in virginia's governor race. they hit the campaign trail yesterday to make their case for their party's candidates. now, vice president pence rallied a crowd of reporters for republican ed

abington last night. they say ralph northam was on the wrong side of the issues. >> our growth rate last year was 0.6% and we were 39th out of 50 states. >> ralph northam has voted to raise taxes. he wants to repeal virginia's right to return to work law. he opposes family and job creators. in fact he cast the tie-breaking vote against the bill in the state senate to crack down on sanctuary cities. >> while president trump tweeted his support for ed gillespie writing, quote, the democrats in southwest part of virginia have been abandoned by their party. republican ed gles by will never let you down. meanwhile former vice president joe biden stumped for ralph northam. now, under the plan, get skilled, get a

college tuition to students in select fields of study. in turn the sturnt commits a year to public service. >> this is a way for individuals to go to higher education, to go to the community colleges and, again, once they become certified, give a year back. >> the thing that i've admired about ralph and you can feel it, you can taste it, is the authenticity. >> now, northam will get more help later this week when former president barack obama campaigns with him in richmond. and be sure to watch this week's edition of "meet the press." chuck todd will meet with u.n. ambassador nikki haley and with ohio's governor john kasich. they'll talk about the governor's race. >> absolutely. a lot going on there. the time, 9:07. we talk about the gloom and the fog. >> it's still here. >> it's still

it looks like we're falling back into summer. "storm team 4"'s lauryn ricketts is tracking the forecast and has a look at when the cooler weather moves in for good. plus, we're going to get a look at one of the country's

ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding,

from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. welcome back. the port authorities say this michigan man injohn park was planning to fly back 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 claim he had explosives in his bag. there were no explosives found. parkd

joking. >> i'm an asian, coming from a country who makes jokes here and there, but they're overreacting. that's all. >> park is now charged with making a terroristic threat. ♪ let's get loud turn the music up ♪ >> j.lo doing what j.lo does best. >> she's looking good. i'm not complaining. >> nbc joining forces with telemundo in a telethon. one voice sew mohs live included jennifer lopez, marc anthony and dozens of celebrities who perform order made an appearance. all the money they raised will provide for food, shelter, power, communication services for all the areas affected by the

making a huge donation to puerto rico where her family is from. more than half a million dollar has been raised for an anne arundel woman shot in las vegas's massacre. dozens showed up at molly's pub in ambrose. it wul as for this young woman tina frost. her family says she took her first steps on friday as was breathing on her own. she was able to tap to music and squeeze hands of visitors. >> for somebody that we know and are sew close with and love so much to have injured in this type of event is just heartbreaking. >> frost's family, they set up a gofundme page to raise $50,000 to help pay for the medical bills. get this. that number has grown to more than $530,000. >> we continue to pray for her recovery and hope everything is okay. taking a live look outside

you might put your fall activities on hold. believe it or not it's going to feel more like summer. at least that's what laurch tells us. we're going to hold her feet to the fire. plus a "news4" investigation into problems into the school system. scott macfarlane looks how

if you're headed out to the renaissance festival, one of the last weekends. it will be cloudy but clearing through the afternoon. warmer this afternoon but the humidity will stay in check. but we do have some rain showers before we get out of your sunday. we'll let you know who will see them. that's all coming up in about three minute snas thank you very much. parents trust teachers with their children but a few abuse that trust and is the d.c. government doing enough? >> this morning the i-team is working for you to answer that question. >> as scott macfarlane reports, the schools are not raising red flags to warn schools across the nation when a teacher a mitts to

abusing a child. >> reporter: the i-team has investigated teachers in virginia and maryland who slipped through the tracks and we also investigated d.c. schools to see if there were problem wils there. 2k6789 krmt doesn't have a system for revoking teacher licenses. giovany pena was once teacher of the year, once most popular with kids. now he's a felon from prison. he taught dionne bell's son in the fourth grade. >> the talk was did this happen to you. that's a very painful talk. >> reporter: he pleaded guilty this month. >> the whole community just -- u mean everything was in mourning basically. >> reporter: in most cases like this, a teacher like pena would be formally listed on a

dtec. to make sure they can't cross state lines and get new teaching licenses and access to kids again. but the "news4" i-team found pena isn't on the list and we found other names missing too. john solano who pleaded gl and was in prisonen in 2013 for alleged sexual misconduct at virginia tech and young. pena, solano, and young all share one thing in common. they all taught in school in d.c. phil rogers -- >> it would be strange that there were no teachers in d.c. o who had misconduct would lose their certificate. >> it seems almost impossible. >> yes. >> reporter: in our report,

licenses for misconduct and added zero of their 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 enough to teach ever again. >> other states including virginia and maryland approve revelations allowing them to reinvolve years. in d.c., the regulations are not final. it allowed pena, solano and young licenses to expire. no red flags to other states and other schools. >> we want highly qualified teachers in front of every student every day and there may be cases where that's not happening. >> joe weedon says that leaves kids vulnerable inand outside of d.c. >> we're putting children at risk. >> somebody over the district line in maryland or virginia. >> exactly. >>

teachers in this report but didn't hear back if there any of them. that hope to have the revocation policy finalized by 2018 or 2019. in addition to the national database, every school system tells us it requires background checks for new teachers. >> scott macfarlane reporting there. returning to the temperature, i want to point out, 65 degrees. we took the temperature in this studio because angie says it's cold. it's 60 degrees. >> i'm like a walking heater. >> it is so cold in here and i like a cold studio. >> and walked in wearing a blanket. >> i'm so sorry but i appreciate it. >> it's okay. anything to make you comfortable. >> you don't want me to pass out, do you? >> i'm in here for three minutes. i'll tell you where it's not warm. outside. i stepped outside. >> still cold. >> we're going to get into the low 80s. >> i'm going 82 for

high. yesterday, 77. that was a little out of range. we didn't clear the clouds quick enough and they're clearing once again today but i do believe it's going to be warmer mainly because we're going have the south wind. so once we get sunshine and it's going to happen from west to east, so it's going to be a while before the i-95 corridor gets cleared but we will see the temperatures shoot on up and i believe we'll be around the 80-degree mark today. right now we're in the mid-60s. we have not budged because of the stubborn cloudsings the drizzle, and the fog. as we head out, you're going to need a jacket. i do believe we can shed it by the afternoon. visibility is low but they're improving ever so slightly. visibilities were less than a mile at some point but now they're starting to clear. that's good news as i believe some of these clouds are starting to clear out in shenandoah valley and areas to the west. temperatures right now in the 60s and we'll continue to move those temperatures up into the low 80s. we do have rain but

tonight. after 8:00 or k9d, a few widely scattered showers. e i'm going to time that out for you. we're dry for the rest of the workweek. look at this. till 11:00, clouds. it's going to be warming up in the shenandoah valley through the morning and then we'll all have some sunshine by this afternoon. looking good for the redskins game. we do have some rain but not until after 9:00. again, just some light stuff through the air yak maybe a few sprinkles east of i- 5. other than that, we rapidly clear. we get a little breezy. winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour. temperatures in the mid-60s tomorrow. if you're heading out to fedex field, get something to take the tempts down. temperatures in the low 0s. [000:22:52;00] 80s. church services, maybe a little muddy for pumpkin picking. look at the forecast. a few showers possible especially eat.

look at the mid-60s on monday. chilly on tuesday morning but plenty of sunshine through this week. >> i'm mar murrayy the nbc news. >> and i'm carrie dann. after his plans to tweet the rules there's a pretty compelling case he's actually trying to deliberate ll break that health care law. the big question for him and his party, if they break it, will they own it too. >> trump's administration has shortened the enrollment period for obamacare, ended its advertising bunt and is advertising a low plan that will send premiums've higher. >> republicans think obamacare is broken and many americans adwrae it's flawed but with the changes he's making trump seems to be pushing the law to its breaking point.

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♪ it's my prerogative it's bobby brown. >> gear up. >> there's a story here. the battle begins tomorrow on nbc's "the voice." we have a sneak from j-hud's team. who's going to win it? we'll find out tomorrow at 8:00 is when we'll get the results from the battle. ♪ tell me why it's my prerogative ♪ >> thank you very much. i'm up here working for you, singing songs, being entertaining. >> it's a great show. >> a lot of good stuff on nbc right now. the time right now is 9:27 on this sunday morning. taking another live look outside. >> as you can tell, a little foggy out there. how long is it going to last? lauryn ricketts will be back to break et al down. you're watching "news4 today."

hope you stay with us. good sunday morning, everyone. i'm john wallace. redskins hosting the 49ers. how about josh doctson. he has become more of a frequent target of kirk cousins. 49ers defense could be a little tired. they played two straight overtime games. over in san francisco, a look at a familiar face. pierre garcon, a player that many fans wish redskins hung onto. he's always angry. that's what makes him the type of player he is. cue the music. giants visiting the broncos. eli manning looking for new receivers. odell beckham, duane hearse, and others all out for the year. who will step in their place? denver coming off a bye. we'll see if trevor siemian can continue his strong start leading the broncos to a 3-1

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ri we're back this morning. a man is in the hospital after prince georges county says he was shot. another student was assaulted. this was the scene last night near the campus. police are searching for the

suspect and we're told both students okay. d.c. fire officials investigating this story at a three-story abandoned apartment building. we're told two people were pulled out by firefighters. "news4's" derrick ward will have a live update coming up. the death toll for the scorching california wildfires have reached 40 and still at least 200 people are missing. thousands of firefighters are battling the fires right now across the famed napa valley wine country and they're hoping calmer winds will help out today. hey, hey, 9:32 onmorning. thank you so much for being with us on this sunday morning. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm an guys go. it's a little cloudy. >> depends on who you ask. >> it doesn't look cloudy? >> but the sun is coming out.

i know twho to ask. "storm team 4's" lauryn ricketts says they're going to clear out. >> they are. they're stubborn. if you're winchester or up i-81 gua up toward hagerstown, it will happen. sunshine will be slow. probably not going to see it until the noon hour and then it as going to be a little breezy, but, nan, it's cloudy out there right now. there's no way around it. even a little drizzle as well. you're going to need a jacket if you're headed out to the farm market, whatever you're doing this morning, church services. i do believe you can shred it this afternoon -- shed it, not shred it. you can leave the umbrella at home, although, we do have rain before you get out of your sunday. temperatures in the mid-60s we'll continue to warm up in the low 80s. a little bit of drizzle. again, the shenandoah valley

starting to clear out. we hav way. we're going to talk about the timing of the rain and who's going to see itlet that's coming up in a few minutes. >> lauryn, thanks. hey, red skins fans, the boys are back in town. they take on the 49ers in this week's matchup. the burgundy and gold hope to bounce back after their loss against the kansas city chiefs. if you're in traffic, keep in mind it's going to build up and get quite congested. plan accordingly. kickoff starts at 1:00. >> the beltway is always clogged. kevin anderson is on paid administrative leave. that's accords to tells our "news4" sources carol maloney. he's still the athletic director. sources say the university's president removed him two weeks

ago upset that he went after the university of california athletic director position. new details on the sexual harassment accusations against harvey weinstein. anne thompson explains the unprecedent move. >> reporter: the board of governors voting overwhelmingly to immediately throw out the once powerful mogul. was there an element of payback that's possible here? >> there is 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. the latest actress eva green. she claims weinstein was inappropriate during a business

meeting in paris telling further but the experience left me shocked and disgusted. in an interview with "the hollywood reporter," bob weinstein estranged brother and business partner said he would koomt with any investigation of harvey. my brother should pay with everything, whether it's criminal or otherwise, i'll be supportive. he says harvey has no remorse whatsoever. he insisted the weinstein company 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 after a major defeat today. an thompson, nbc news, new york. now to a heartbreaking story. a little girl is gone after falling two stories on a cruise

ship in rescue say she died. the 8-year-old girl fell about 20 feet from a balcony into the ship's inside atrium. she was then rushed to the hospital and later died due to her injuries. >> i'm not sure exactly what happened, how the child got killed. but we understand the child may have fallen about 20 or so feet from a landing. >> well, police have not yet identify the little girl. the cruise ship has been returned to carnival and has gone back to its normal schedule. at 9:37, we have breaking news we wish to let you know about. virginia police have issued an amber alert. >> they're searching for this prince william county teenager. take a look at your screen. she's 16 years old. last seen around 1:45 this morning. she's believe to be in extreme danger and was last seen on

danville road in woodbridge. we're going to take this photo you'll be able to share that with your community as well. at 9:37, heading to brunch this morning, maybe getting ready to head out the door to church? "storm team 4"'s lauryn ricketts has the forecast.

>> talking about the sun making a local high school is helping a brother and a sister who lost everything in puerto rico. this weekend they'll be giving the royal treatment during homecoming. >> yep. the siblings enrolled a few weeks ago after fleeing the hurricane. "news4's" david culver has their story very homecoming season. students getting dressed up for a night of dancing. >> i didn't bring any suitcase

because we didn't know. >> you have no suitcase with the dance adriana and her brother sebastien showed up. they fled home in puerto rico or what's left. >> when i went over, i saw my house, the trees falling down. >> reporter: through their step dad they were able to relocate in loudoun county and enroll where they knew no one. the principal got word. >> they came to me and said i want to make sure they get to homecoming. >> reporter: she turned to her daughter a senior. >> i said, okay, we're taking them to homecoming. i texted out all of my friends. >> reporter: suddenly several choices for clothing and what's two more added to the group.

>> and it's not stopped there. other students makingas >> 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 what we do as people, you know what i mean. when we see someone in need and we feel the desire to be able to share what we have with them. very a brother and sister, far from home, but still feeling that homecoming spirit. >> i'm so happy. ool so grateful. i could. imagine. >> reporter: in loudoun county, david culver, "news4." >> very cool story there. hey, jim j hendricks and lost history. it's a story you're only going to see on "news4" and it's coming up next. >> and we're going to show you the forgotten photo of the legendary performer performing

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find it in a subaru crosstrek. what a cool story we have for you here. there's no doubt about it. jimi hendrix, an icon. >> that's right. no we're getting a look at a photo taken decades ago in d.c. that has never been seen publicly until now. this is a story you're only

going to see on "news4." >> reporter: today it's a >> 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 rock and roll history right across the street. >> i'd consider that picture that you found in d.c. 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. >> reporter: 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 this burning guitar above his head in august 1967 at the ambassador theater in washington, d.c. hendricks burning his g tar has long been a part of d.c. legend,

but until now, there's never been a picture of it 678 they opened in the summer and went out of business six months later. but during its existence, it was home to many of the top rock concerts in the 1960s. phil 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 hewhacks 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 was also in the front row on that final night but he and others at the ambassador hat started their

night across town constitution where pop band herman's hermits were performing. the opening act for that show was the w.h.o. fitcher who was working for the local tv show wing ding at the time was back stage with the w.h.o. and still has keith moon's drumstick. he said pete townsend asked him about the show across town. >> so john entwistle, 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 ambassador, sitting on the floor with all of the other fans. >> it wasn't packed. it was a decent crowd, but it certainly wasn't wall-to-wall people. 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 instamatic camera and took these performing and this one when she met him backstage. >> i just said hi, he said hi, and i took a nice picture of him. >> reporter: she gave some of the pictures to friends and then 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 flaming 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 find this negative. i thought, this is impossible. >> reporter: but deep in a hall

closet in a with thousands of other negatives, she found the negative of that historic night of august 13th, 1967, when jimi 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 i think people will talk about forever. >> it's surreal actually thinking back on it today. >> 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. >> jimi hendrix.

great story by mark segraves? a lot of history packed in here. >> i want to go back to the weather center that outside it will be a different story later. >> it will be by this afternoon. the clouds will be slow to clear. i know you've about got something right here, the rummage sale. >> yes, yes, the rummage sale that's going on today. it's its 79th year and it happened in leesburg. 55,000 square feet. collectibles, antiques, clothing. can you see it? i'm trying to hide my horrible neighbors? you're doing a good job. so people are headed out to that. >> they are. that's going on all day at the more vin park equestrial center. >> we've got a forecast. just like that. let's go ahead and show you the maps for this. we've got a forecast for your the ladies' resultage sale along with other events as with we get through october.

we have the latinofest and the wharf and the world festival in montgomery county. it's going be nicer than it is this morning. it's a little wet this morning. we're eventually warming up. we'll get some sunshine, but it is going to take a little while. with ooh going to be dealing with cloud cover for much of the morning. and then as we get into about noon, then we'll finally start to see all of this break up. again, it's going to take a little bit. visibility improving especially along the shenandoah valley valley. that tells me we are getting clearing out, plus i looked at the satellite pictures. sunshine out in the winchester area. that will fade into our region. we'll get sunshine by later on this afternoon and temperatures will start to move on up. in fact, e do believe 80 is doable. some sunshine in the low 80s. a little bit of drizzle. you can see the satellite picture and the clouds just on the eastern side of the blue ridge mountain. we have the cloud cover east of

i-81 and with clearing in the shenandoah valley valley. dissipate. with even fwob a frontal system on the way. here's the front bringing rain to portions of the midwest. that's going to be moving into our area. but not until later on tonight. big changes later on. we'll be in the low 80s. overnight showers. here we go. still at 11:30 we're seeing cloud cover along i 81. then it moves out of here. we'll have sunshine. that's where the temperatures go up. we're seeing light scattered rain showers through the another. light stuff. poenl through tomorrow morning. if you're east of i-95, southern maryland, you may deal with a few sprinkles for your morning commute. a little bit of sunshine and a little breeze. temperatures in the mid-60s. take a look at temperature thes. low 80s to mid 60s. breezy tomorrow and then cool as we get into tuesday, looks like you found a better way to do this, dad. organic, non-gmo feed. 100% veggie diet.

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