d.c. police asked the fbi for help because she's young and the bureau has had -- you can help by doing the same on the nbc washington facebook page. you can share that information. >> there is an older man missing from gaithersburg. young han's family think he has the early stages of dementia. he was last seen driving a dark red honda pilot with maryland tags. 6cj 8753. around 9:00 his car was spotted near ronald roads in capitol heights. if you see han or the suv, call police. >> it's 4:30 right now. today the family of a missing maryland woman found dead will say their final goodbyes. ashanti billie is being buried this morning. the 19 year oiled was a student

beach when she disappeared from a norfolk naval base. the prince george's county native was found dead in north carolina last month. the fbi is still investigating this case. they were investigating a $10,000 reward. >> this morning, an 80-year-old man is stunned that a dog was allowed to live after ripping off part of his ear. >> this is a disturbing story. larry marshall says his neighbor's great dane attacked him in fredericksburg last months. >> this is video of the dog at a shelter. the wound was so bad that marshall had to had reconstructive surgery. this was the third time the dog bit marshall. despite that a judge determined the dog was dangerous. not vicious. he was allowed to live. >> judge made a graver

without a doubt, i contend that the dog should be put down. >> if the dog goes home, he will have to wear a muzzle. the owner will have to post a sign saying the dog is dangerous. marshall says that's not enough. he wants to strengthen virginia law when it comes to dog behavior. colin kaepernick filed a grievance against the nfl. he believes team owners colluded to keep him out of league because of his social protests on the field. san francisco 49ers quarterback kneeled on the field to -- that started a national conversation. kaepernick became a free agent after he opted out of his nfl contract after last season. they're tr

i guess it's the end that really matters because my goodness gracious, up until the end, nailbiter city. i'm telling you, being a local sports fan. i tweeted this. it's giving me heartburn and high blood pressure. it shouldn't have been this tight. it shouldn't have been. a win is a win. >> the interception -- >> it sealed the deal. thank goodness. they have a date with the eagles next week. >> news 4, carol maloney showing us how they were able to hold on against the 49ers. >> barely. >> an ugly, two-point win over a team without a victory. with his wife and newborn son looking on, cousins does them proud. fourth quarter adds to the 'skins lead.

seconds. one last chance to score and win. >> kendall fuller comes down with a game sealing interception. check out the celebration afterwards. secure a 26-24 win. >> we're starting to turn a corner a little bit when you're not as ecstatic normally after a win. there's a lot of things we can correct, clean up obviously and any time you get a victory on an afternoon at home, it's special. >> up next, philadelphia to face the eagles on monday night football. kirk cousins never won but may be a primetime to change history. >> carol maloney, news 4 sports. >> there's always time to change history. the dreaded rivals. kirk cousins brand new baby, oh, my goodness gracious, he stole the show. already seeing his first nfl game. >> forget how

because the babies make it okay. >> especially the cousins' baby. >> look at this video. this was moments after the game, right? he posed with his mom and dad. >> look at him. >> not only did he get to watch his dad lead the redskins to a win. i posted this picture too. cooper got the game ball. kirk posting on instagram after the game. cooper got the game ball on the ride home. first game. first win. first game ball. pretty good so far for his -- >> there you go. i think he's good luck. i'm wondering how early the cousins thing is okay with the football in his hand. all right. here we go. let's get going. >> he's adorable. it's 4:35. another check on your weather and traffic right now. a look at the roads in a minute with wmt top's jack taylor. first, chuck and lauryn standing by with changes. >> i know. we've been really warm and really dry the first half of october. we're fixing both

things today. >> absolutely. the rain in the forecast. waking up. on the wet side. some of the roadways out there. a live picture right now. it doesn't look too bad. looks can be deceiving. a lot of the leaves have come down with the breezy winds yesterday. now we're seeing slick roadways out there. let me show you the radar at this point. this is the frontal system. in fact, rain behind this frontal system as well. this system is pushing through the area bringing us rain showers as we continue into the morning. we will eventually see some clearing, but we'll also see some much cooler temperatures. again, you're going to be dealing with a lot of that rain as we go through the morning commute. so go ahead and plan ahead for that. also plan ahead for cooler weather out there. chuck, how are the temperatures? >> wind breaker weather has come back into fashion the next couple of mornings. 50s and 60s to get you started on a monday. oh, boy, is it ever going to be a big change in temperatures for tomorrow. so there's your planner for today.

the morning commute. temperatures low to mid-60s. mid to upper 60s by noontime. that's about the time the rain will start to taper off. we'll be back to sunshine by 4:00, 5:00 in the afternoon. there's that gusty northwest wind. up to 30 miles per hour at times. you'll really feel the difference back into the 50s by 8:00 tonight. by early tomorrow morning, yes, indeed, we'll be back down into the 30s and 40s. four things to know about the next four days, showery weather. way cooler tomorrow. really almost cold starts tuesday and wednesday morning. then back in the 70s by thursday. look at the ten-day forecast coming up in a few minutes. now over no jack taylor at wtop. >> okay, chuck. we look forward to a wet monday morning rush hour. take it easy up there. give yourself a few extra minutes. >> an early morning crash. pretty decent shape for now. not a huge delay. for now, just let things getting by behind the camera shot. state highway, the right lanes

prince george's county. landover. sounds like a new crash. one or two vehicles involved. left lane is blocked. be aware. back to you. >> jack, thank you. new allegations against movie mogul harvey weinstein. the latest woman to come forward as well as the prestigious award being stripped away. a possible hate crime and it was all caught on surveillance video. the two men authorities hope you can help identify and april shocking thing they did after hanging their p message. the four letter word we're not ready to hear. snow. >> no. >> i don't want to say it. why it's getting the

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welcome back oot 4:41. harvey weinstein lost his academy membership and now france is taking back another honor. >> the country's new president will strip the media mogul of its highest award following the sexual assault accusations. french president emanuel macron says he started that process to take back the legion of honor award from weinstein. the award was given to him back in 2012 after the french film, the artist won multiple oscars. weinstein's company produced that movie. this comes as british authorities investigate new allegations against weinstein. a woman telling police that he

three years. that woman has not made her name public. well, you may want to give yourself a few extra minutes to get to work this morning. some people are seeing wet pavement. >> yes, we are seeing wet pavement. we're seeing showers out there. we'll continue to see them through the morning commute. but then they'll start to ramp up into the lunch-hour. a little cool outside. little breezy. chuck is going to talk about the rest of the workweek shaping up in the ten-day forecast coming up. putting a price tag on your happiness. what one expert says you must make in order to lead a

cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. well, we found rain out there. again, leave yourself a little extra time as you head out the door this mornin

some area. we are looking at slick roadways. but we're going to dry out before the end of the day. your timing on the rain, when it will be out of here and when we could see sunshine again. >> thank you. it's 4:45 this morning. there are reports of a rocky relationship between president trump and his secretary of state, rex tillerson. we've been hearing rumblings about this. what president trump actually wants to do. >> the latest developments from edward lawrence. >> it seems like a good cop in person, bad cop on twitter. secretary of state rex tillerson in a series of interviews over the weekend saying that there is no discourse between he and the president and that president trump wants to have diplomacy first when it comes to north korea. the president, though, this month tweeting out saying that rex tillerson wasting his time when it comes to negotiating with north korea. still, the secretary of state and nikki haley both saying the president would make a deal

north korea and is moving in that direction first. >> edward, let's talk about health care for a moment. a republican lawmaker urging president trump to back a bipartisan plan. what can you tell us about this? >> it's actually a number of republicans. members of his own party are saying the president made a mistake by this executive order he signed on friday that eliminated subsidies going to insurance companies who are paying for obamacare. basically what happened in this, 56% of the people in obamacare are low income. by law, their rates are capped. what that means is everyone else will see their increase or their rates increase 30 to 60% to cover the increase in costs for those capped 56% folks. so, again, this is a problem both republicans and democrats saying that the president needs to rethink the strategy. the president saying that this is going to bump congress to get repeal and replace passed. >> hopefully -- he hopes bring democrats to the negotiating table he says as well. we'll see. thank you so much,

today for a third time a federal trial court in maryland will hear arguments related to challenges to the trump administration's latest version of its muslim ban. like the previous versions, the new ban announced blocked travel to the united states from six muslim majority countries. the new ban includes north korea and certain venezuelan government officials. the groups want a preliminary injunction to stop the ban from taking effect on wednesday. at 4:47, take a look at this. a possible hate crime just happened in the district and two men were caught in the act. you are taking a look at surveillance footage from saturday afternoon. you can see two men hanging a banner right outside the offices of the american immigration lawyers association downtown. the men even stopped to take a selfie with it. the banner suggests it was put up by a white nationalist group. identity europa. witnesses describe what they saw.

who said, nazi, nazi, fascist, whatever. >> the organization targeted says it's sad that this happened. but not scared. by the way, this week is national hate crime ware necessary week. now to decision 2017. just over three weeks away before virginians cast their vote for a new governor. 1500 people heard from gubernatorial candidates, ed gillespie and democrat lieutenant governor ralph northam. they spoke at a state-based forum. questions from public transit to gun control. >> after desert storm. i know what -- we do not need assault weapons our streets and in our society in the commonwealth of virginia and this country. >> i will be honest, ethical, hard working, principaled. faithful, servant,

worthy of virginians. >> organizers for the event say that they'll send out 400 workers this month and next month to encourage people in precincts with historically low voter turnout to vote in this election. federal agents want your help after a suspicious device is found during a reenactment at a civil war battlefield. the device was found at the cedar creek battlefield in middletown, virginia, on saturday. the battlefield was immediately evacuated. extra security was in place after someone sent a letter threatening to commit physical harm during that reenactment. sunday's events were canceled because of all this. today there will be a work session owe renaming jeb stuart high school in fairfax county. they're considering five new possible names. these names are voted on in a community poll. last july, the school board agreed to change the name of the school because it was a confederate military leader. the school board will vote o

over at the live did he say. we're watching another major storm. ophelia is rolling into the united kingdom. packing winds of 85 miles an hour and gusting like a hurricane. now, ophelia was classified as a tropical storm. it was downgraded overnight. the wind and rain is still strong enough that folks are preparing for power outages, downed trees and wires. even travel delays. could be nasty stuff out there. eun? >> chris, thank you. i'm guessing that it's a little early to talk about winter, at least for me. i need to get through halloween first. it's not stopping some of our local leaders who need to plan. it's their job. they have to plan for the snow that could come our way. this morning, there's a snow readiness to talk about snow and cleanup plans and prince george's will hold its first snow summit to help home own owners and

>> i'm worried. >> you know why, chuck? >> you're always worried constantly. >> i feel like i know it's their job, but i feel like we haven't had a little time to -- i'm worried. it's the calm before the storm. like when we have such warm temperatures and then boom, it's going to be a snowstorm. >> i know what you mean. our blood is thinned by the warm start to october. there's a big blood thickening event arriving later on today. >> this is the preparation that we're in store for. >> we'll have you ready for cooler weather before the end of wednesday for sure as a nice blast of october chill comes our way. we're not talking about records. but there could be frost on the pumpkins and the shenandoah valley. wednesday morning may be the coolest one of the stretch. a little shimmy, shimmy shake on the tower camera because of the gusty northwest wind. averaging

miles per hour at a time. wind-driven rain this morning. rainfall amounts won't be that helpful. a tenth of an inch to quarter of an inch of rain. mainly between now and noontime. behind that front, that northwest wind is going to keep the cooler air settling into the region. raining up and down 95ment route 50 and 66 all covered up in raindrops. let me show you future weather here. most of the rain, the steadier rain should be ending between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. this morning. kind of at the tail end of the commute. there could be a lingering drizzle drop or two. as late as lunchtime or 1:00. thereafter, northwest winds will quickly blow the clouds away. even if it's still cloudy and misty in the afternoon, we'll be back to sunshine at 4:00 or 5:00. sundown just before 6:30 this evening. temperaturewise, not cold this morning. we're in the 50s and low 60s now. won't be a big rise in temperatures today. so plan on mostly 50

then dropping noticeably cooler weather our way for tomorrow. i'll be tweeting out the overnight low temperatures for your hometown on my twitter handle. at chuck bell 4. you need the nbc washington app to help you get ready for the next couple of days. that could lead to chilly starts. 30s everywhere north and west of town and wednesday morning will be the coolest of the bunch. then we go right back to warmer than average weather into the weekend. by sunday, jack taylor, we'll be back close to 80 degrees. >> pushing upper 70s. i can see it. tough one this morning. wet roadways. give yourself extra time. here's 270 southbound at 109. the right side of the roadway. single file left getting by with an early building delay. it will not get better. as you head out early, plan for it. prince george's county near 202, crash in the left lane. sounds like inbound suitland

along the right side of the roadway. authorities on the scene. eun, angie, back to you. >> thank you, jack. it's not even halloween yet. but a lot of companies are looking for seasonal workers. what you need to know before fill out an application. they say it's one of the things in life you cannot buy or can you? meet the expert who says you can put a price on happiness and how much it's going t o

some kids trying to figure out what their halloween costumes are going to be. we're running out of time. but they're already saying shoppers are thinking past october if you can believe that. >> that's right. more than half of american shoppers have started their holiday shopping. and it's not just shoppers that are not waiting until black friday. retailers starting early too. you may have seen signs and sales signs popping up at the mall this weekend. i know my inbox is inundated from retailers saying they have -- retail federation saying that the average shopper plans to spend $1200 this holiday season. >> yikes people trying to get them all in, even before black friday to boost them up before everyone goes online and gets stuff ready. >> holiday shopping, time, effort, money. if you want to save on all of

yet. >> too much too soon. how about the extra holiday shoppers. businesses around the country. they are doing a lot of hiring. >> that's right. it takes more than an interested person to snag the job, though. justin finch tells us what businesses are looking for in their holiday hiring. >> how is it going back here? >> the fall season is busy at butler's orchard. >> we have pumpkin harvest days going on, on weekdays. festivals on the weekend. >> your total is $138.18. >> for halle butler, the orchard is more about dollars and cents. it's her family's business. when it comes to hiring, she's looking for only the best. >> we're looking for people who can be the extension of the butlers. >> since the summer, the butlers and other retailers have been ramping up for end of year holiday sales. challenger, gray and christmas expect hundreds of thousands of holiday sdwrobs post. >> almost every employer says they're not just looking for workers. they're looking for ser

customers. >> people like ricardo puig, whose family business was ravaged by hurricane maria. >> they lost 100% of their facilities and crops. it was our case as well. >> now staying with family in the d.c. area, he already knew the butler brand. >> it's been a family tradition to come to butler and their families to cut a christmas tree every thanksgiving. >> he's been there for two weeks and his bosses say his work is impressive and he'd make a grateful time hire. in germantown, justin finch, news 4. >> there will be thousands of seasonal jobs this year. most in retail. now is the time to apply. don't wait until december. >> tomorrow we're going to tell you who is hiring and why the pay may be better than you think. i always -- retail clothing. >> i can fold those shirts.

like and how does it break down? 40% of happiness is dictated by your genes. >> really? >> weak blame our parents if we are debbie downers. >> our kids will blame us. >> the other fact may seem strange. by 45% of your own actions. 15% by your environment. environment as in where you live and d.c. apparently ranks number 3 on that list now when it comes to how much money can buy happiness. number may shock them. $75,000. >> depending who you are, that might seem like a lot. might seem like a little. depends on your life situation. coming up on the "today" show, cynthia mcfadden will kick off a three-day series a journ across three continentin search of the holy grail. a happy life. really think is a lot what you put ou your attitude, gratitud that's at