>> i was looking for that. >> timber pizza company, al alta strada mosaic, casolare, all purpose pizzeria and pidizza. i've not tried that one also made the list. i'm a pizza person. i have to say, "washington post" writer tim carmen put out the 25 best neopolitan pizzas, that's worth it. >> that's too fancy. i'm more like chucky cheese. >> the best pizza. >> you guys, stop it. >> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues. we all love pizza. "news 4 today" starts now. now on "news 4 today," quote, he must have known what he signed up for. the startling comments president trump reportedly told the wife of a

action. it sent people running for their lives and left others without a place to live. this morning we already know that this huge apartment fire could have been prevented. ♪ ♪ >> and did he make the grade? we have your spoiler alert on the local teacher hoping to become "the voice." oh, we were crossing our fingers. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. he's a teacher and musician. what a great combination. >> i'm angie goof. >> we were all rooting for brandon. we'll see how that turned out. >> i know. we're talking about another chilly start. >> still sleeveless though. >> these are cap sleeves, right? >> covers my shoulders. >> if i can see this far up on your arm, that is sleeveless. you cannot be cold. >> as long as you have the arms covered when you walk outside. >> i

chuck, you cannot deny that you need a jacket this morning. we have areas in the 30s. kind of a frosty start again. more widespread frost advisory this morning than what we had yesterday. this does include the district and it includes much of maryland as well, northern virginia. so we're going to continue with the frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. don't be surprised if you see patchy frost out there. look at the temperatures. more spots in the 30s right now than we did 24 hours ago. it is a little bit colder. 38 dulles, 35 degrees waking up in manassas. fort meade is coming in at 36. 47 in the district at the bus stop. the kids need a jacket this morning, 8:00 a.m., 44 degrees. 3:00 p.m. will be warmer today. very nice. near 70 by the afternoon. a close look at the warmup coming in time for the weekend. let's check your roads on this wednesday morning. good morning, jack. >> sheena, good morning. a couple of hot spots

morning. authorities dealing with a crash. left lane closed with only a single file lane getting by. newest trouble spot is going to be on 66 eastbound at 29 in centerville. accident activity along the right side of the roadway. has caused a little bit of a delay coming out of manassas. again with the tractor-trailer involved in the crash along the right side of the roadway. back in to you. >> jack, thanks. as we just mentioned, you may want to avoid route 50 obviously in landover. >> earlier crash is causing problems in that area. news 4's justin finch has more from the scene. >> reporter: if your morning rides brings you through in bound route 50 from prince gorges county, you might have to deal with this at some point. this is a crash involving what appears to be a tow truck. that crash overturned here right here off in bound route 15 between veterans parkway and landover road. this happening overnight here. the resulting cleanup has left traffic reduc

going into the district. again, this is a tow truck that did crash here overnight. right now they are working to right that tow truck and tow it from the scene, however, there are reports that fuel did spill here on the roadway so that will also be a clean upprocess here as well. we are working to find out if there are any injuries. it tied up traffic in bound on route 50. if you are coming through the area, you might want to use your alternate just in case. that is the latest and now back in to you. >> thanks to justin finch there. 5:04. following a developing story right now. several families from a silver spring apartment building have to find somewhere else to live. a fire damaged several units inside the building on schuyler road yesterday. montgomery county fire says the tenant on the first floor was smoking a cigarette while wearing an oxygen mask. that sparked a fire and it quickly spread to other parts of

linda lopez pulled up to her building last night and saw all those fire trucks and smoke, she immediately worried about her mother who was inside. >> thankfully as soon as i got off the phone with 911 she was already by my car and i literally put her in the car and drove to the other side because i was by the fire. >> firefighters had to help get some people out of the building. the tenants who started the fire had to go to the hospital. we've learned more about this fire from chopper 4. stumbled on it in the anne arundel county of laurel. >> you can see the fire -- the intensity of this thing. actually at some point, there, caused some explosions. the anne arundel fire department said several storage containers caught fire last night. it took firefighters about an hour to get things under control. firefighters are not sure exactly at this point still what caused the explosions or how the firert

we do have some breaking news to report. >> chris lawrence at the live desk now. chris, what's happening here? >> reporter: someone tried to steal an atm in prince gorges county. this is the dash in gas station on woodyard yard in maryland. this is on the back side of joint base andrews. it looks like a truck smashed into the store, tried to hook up one of the pumps and tried to pull the atm out of that store. it didn't work and the suspects got away. you can see it ripped nearly the entire front half of that store off. we have news 4's justin finch heading to the scene right now. he's going to be able to give us a live picture of that scene and maybe get more information about what happened there. at the live desk, chris laurence, news 4, back to you. thanks so much. one of our local police departments is beefing up its gang unit.

the montgomery police department is spending $1 million in this cause. john mccarthy says they're going to root out gang activity in schools. they're going to target the leadership. gangs were responsible for 18 homicides in the county in the past two years. well, you might remember this. safe track work on metro. it scared away a lot of riders. >> but now the city of alexandria wants for blue line riders to rediscover metro. news 4's darby spencer to explain how they're using a back to blue campaign. darcy? >> reporter: well, good morning. thousands of people use metro to get to work every day. if the train is late, chances are you're going to be late. you can see people already lined up waiting for the next train, and if you are late for work, you're not going to be very popular with the boss. so metro has been working to improve rush hour

here along the blue line, specifically in alexandria. it's been brought down to 8 minutes. this is affecting the blue and yellow lines. especially good news here in alexandria. because it affects the stations that service this area, braddock road, king street, van doorn do well as eisenhower avenue. a democratic congresswoman says that the president was insensitive to the widow of a soldier. fredricka wilson was with johnson's widow when his body arrived in miami. wilson overheard part of a conversation between the president and johnson's widow and was shocked by something t

president said. >> sarcastically he said, but you know he must have known what he signed up for. everyone knows when you go to war you could possibly not come back alive, but you don't remind a grieving widow of that. that's so insensitive. >> well, when asked about congresswoman's wilson's characterization of that quote, a white house official said, quote, the president's conversations are private. so it's happened again. a federal court has blocked president trump's latest travel ban. this is supposed to take effect today. while the ban won't be in place for now, people still plan to rally against it outside of the white house. it's being called the no muslim ban ever rally. people will march to the international hotel to make their voices heard today. 5:09. brand new

has high expectations. john wall and bradley deal right there on the record saying anything less than an eastern conference finals appearance will be a disappointment. i like that fighting attitude. the quest for that appearance gets started tonight when the wizards open their season forth first time in years. let's go, wiz. >> let's go. we love "the voice" and we love all the talent and the locals that come out of it. especially when we get to root for people from our area. >> yeah, it makes it extra special. last night was the battle rounds and an arlington teacher sang his heart out. ♪ ♪ >> what a run. northern virginia school teacher brandon scholes. unfortunately though he didn't advance to the next round of "the voice."

had talent. the battles are always so hard because -- >> right. >> -- they're always so good, both of them, you know? >> your judge has to pick one. how do you do that? >> i don't know how they do it. >> your team. so he teaches english at kenmore middle school in arlington. he spent eight months singing before he became a teacher. this is such a great platform. he's great. i hope he doesn't give it up. >> excellent launch pad and an excellent personality. winning combination. another look at what you can face when you head out the door on this hump day. >> a little cool. a pep in your step this morning. temperatures in the 30s in most of the suburbs. milder 47 at national airport. 4 things to know, another frosty start. big-time warming trend just in time for your warming plan. first his brother, now him. the new claims against movie mogul bob

and he's known as the green eyed bandit with a voice like gold. the major milestone donnie simpso ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: ed gillespie wants to end 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,

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today." 88 people are still missing this morning in california following that massive wild fire in wine country. the national guard is now on the ground helping sift through all this rubble on the burnt down homes. 41 people have died and nearly 6,000 homes are destroyed. 34,000 people are still under an evacuation order this morning and firefighters say they're making progress putting out the wild fire, but there's so much more work to be done. the cleanup is going to take months and years. look at all of that devastation. intense cleanup in alexandria. >> three high rice buildings have been affected. authorities are working to keep that spill from contaminating other buildings. a below ground pump malfunctioned at a nearby liberty gas station on

more than 5,000 gallons of gas poured towards three high rises. some residents complained of not feeling well and wondering if they will have lasting health impacts. >> the first time i was a resident and very concerned. there is fear that the fumes can be long-term effects for health. >> environmental quality is monitoring the cleanup. so far only 400 gallons have been recovered. getting the gas out of the soil, that could take years. the head of amazon studios has resigned after being accused of sexual harassment. last week a producer told the hollywood reporter roy price repeatedly propositioned her for sex at the san diego comic-con in july 2015. the woman reported the incident to amazon executives immediately. the company did not suspend price during the investigation or after it. the company did note a release in the statement of price's resignation.

more allegations of sexual harassment against the weinstein family. this time a female show runner is accusing harvey weinstein's brother, bob, of unwanted advances. he is the one wearing glasses in this picture. amanda siegel told variety that bob weinstein repeatedly made romantic gestures towards her and asked her to join him for private dinners. it started in 2016 and continued on and off for three months. a represent for bob weinstein denied that he engaged in any inappropriate behavior. more than 30 women have come forward accusing harvey weinstein of sexual harassment and assault. yesterday harvey weinstein stepped down from the film company he started with his brother. this morning we are taking a few minutes to recognize an iconic career. donnie simpson. true original. smooth voice. beautiful eyes. d.c. staple for 40 years. what a career. >> he's f-n

donnie d.c. >> our news 4's molette green sat down with the broadcasting legend whose television career didn't start too far from here. news 4. >> reporter: on the air on afternoon drive on magic 102.3, donnie simpson celebrates a milestone. >> i haven't thought much about it. about the 40 years. i guess that is pretty significant. then they've got the concert coming up and, you know, making such a fuss over me. so it's cool. >> reporter: days before a star tuded event, donnie met me at a local coffee shop. >> it's been amazing what d.c. has done for me, you know? i started my tv career here. used to do sports. being george michael's backup on news 4, that's where it

then to go on and do video soul. you know, that took mea cross the country. how are you doing, welcome to video soul. i'm donnie simpson. >> reporter: he first cracked the mike at age 15. some of music's biggest stars are now among his closest friends. >> just last night i was hanging out with smokey robinson and gladys knight, you know? i'm still such a fan. i can't believe that these people are my friends. >> reporter: his image forever immortalized on the famous mural at van's chili bowl. his wife pam recently captured kissing her husband's image. >> prince today. >> reporter: the voice called the smooth voice of black culture and those sparkling eyes affectionately called the green eyed bandit. >> i've never said it. not once in my life have i said

they shout it out to you, green eyed bandit. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: donnie's longevity affords him privileges he knows most d.j.s don't have at the mike. 40 years and counting in washington as a radio powerhouse. molette green, news 4. >> look at molette all comfy cozy. >> where's the coffee. >> his voice and what he's meant for this community, not just on the radio but what he's done to support causes that the community cares about. >> yeah. >> he really is a legend. >> and those eyes, my goodness. >> his eyes are probably watching. he's always up watching early today. >> it is a chilly start. we have a frost advisory like yesterday morning except it's more widespread. so another frosty morning. we have more spots in the 30s.

afternoon. the good news is we have a dry sfrech. everything looks good. 39 in gaithersburg, wharton. almost at freezing at 33 degrees. 47 in the district. 40 in clinton. 43 quantico. you will have the jacket again this morning. frost advisory, including more of maryland than it did yesterday. you see more widespread with areas expecting patchy frost and as it moves away, it's going to start to warm us up at the same time. for today, if you're exercising outside, long sleeves, 48 degrees. by lunchtime, 64. sunny skies. by 5:00 p.m., look at that, around 70 degrees. by thursday, mid 70s as well as friday. the weekend looks gorgeous, 77 ur

forecast. we'll look at that with chuck coming up in a bit. let's check the roads. wednesday morning, jack taylor, wtop. >> a couple of hiccups. 410. two to the right are getting by. 66 out in centerville headed eastbound, 66 at 29, accident activity was put to the shoulder. delays are starting to clear. back to you. all week long we've been working for those of you trying to find the right seasonal job. and even though it's only october, it may not be too soon to apply. what you need

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feel the cool air. chuck, do you find it refreshing? >> well, the air is still dry. can't quite see your breath out here early this morning, but it's chilly. i'll give you that. it's a little bit on the chilly side. no winter coat or scarf required. i like that, angie. you have your personal heater. barefoot and pregnant. at least you're not cold. there's the up side of that. into the 30s and 40s this morning across most of the area. 40s outside the beltway. as soon as you get into the western and northern suburbs, temperatures are way down into the 40s. you'll need your light jacket this morning, jeans as well. sun glasses for later on. the daily grade for today, a plus. how much nicer could it be here in the month of october. high today around 70 degrees. nothing to complain about there. follow on twitter @chuckbell4. download it free

taylor has. >> i certainly have. 66 eastbound at 29 centerville. accident moved to the center and there is an early slowdown. also in maryland without a big fanfare now thankfully, 50 westbound out at 410, the accident cleanup continues. blocked a single lane. little bit more volume on the roadway but for now not a giant delay. when you lose one of three lanes, it could cause problems. >> your time is 5:32. justin finch is following another breaking news story. he has moved to clinton now for this. >> justin moving fast this morning. he is live with more on an attempted death? what's the latest. >> reporter: that's right, angie. on the 8700 block east of branch avenue. just under joint base andrews. take a look at all of this mess. you see that front end is mangled. glass everywhere and right there on the ground an atm. that is

suspect or suspects in this case were after. close to 2:30 this morning inside. we spoke to a guy, he says at that point he saw a pickup truck approach this buildill building. he began to ram the end. that is when he made a go for it. this is what he told us a short time ago. >> first i'm thinking it's like an accident, but then like i saw the truck move forward and then try to back up again to that atm. that's when i grabbed my phone. i went straight to the back room where the bathroom was at, locked myself in there. >> reporter: of course, his instance was to run to safety, call police and the police did come out here. at this point police are trying to piece together the suspect in this case getting more on the vehicle as well. as you can see, this is a huge, massive gas station that

rest of the day as they cleaned it up. that is the latest live here. back to you at the studio. >> justin, thanks so much. time is 5:34. this morning d.c. police are trying to figure out who called in reports of an active shooter at howard university. police responded in full force with guns drawn ready for anything. students had to shelter in place. >> evacuating the a building. >> oh, my god. >> this is cell phone video of officers going into the administration building yesterday. two calls reported a gunman on campus yesterday but police never found one. howard is celebrating its 150th homecoming. we caught up with students at an event last night. they tell us the mood was upbeat and relaxed. very different from earlier in the day. d.c. pce

their homecoming security plan in light of what happened yesterday. it's 5:34. prosecutors say new evidence proves the murder of a bowie state president was not a hate crime. prosecutors say new digital evidence supports their claim. collins was stabbed to death last may while visiting at the university of maryland. urbansky faces life without prison and four years. a series of robberies has a fairfax county businessman shak shaken. he owns 106 of these coin operated vacuums. he says 58 have been robbed by the same man. the surveillance video shows that man in action at various gas stations around our area. you can see he first pulls in a quarter. then listens to see if the cash box is full. then he goes to work on the

special lock. this man used his own vacuum to suck out the quarters. we have his picture and name but they haven't been able to catch him. anyone with information should call the police. he's stolen more than $200,000. this isn't petty cash. you put that together, it's a big chunk of change. >> it's enough that he's willing to risk it and do it again and again knowing they have video. i think it's a matter of time. he's avoided interviews since the deadly las vegas massacre. now the security guard shot

vowould be a disaster forion virginia families.e 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. mark: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

some breaking news here at the live desk. a woman who just escaped a terrorist group associated with the taliban has now been rushed to the hospital. doctors are treating caitlyn coleman formal nourishment, dehydration and mental fatigue. they have held them for the past five years. we've seen video of her husband and children since they returned but very little of her. that's likely because she was rushed to the hospital after the rescue last week. coleman's husband, joshua boyle, took this photo. he said terrorists raped his wife in captivity and killed one of their

the couple does have three other children. all of them were born in captivity. eun? >> chris lawrence. chris, thank you. 5:40. up until now we have not heard from the guard who was shot by the gunman in the las vegas massacre. >> jesus campos sits down with ellen this afternoon, and we're going to hear his account of what happened the day that gunman opened fire. >> i heard rapid fire and at first i took cover. i felt a burning sensation. i went to go lift my pant leg up and i saw the blood. that's when i called it in. >> be sure to tune in to ellen at 3:00 for the full sitdown interview to hear his story and the fact that he's alive to tell people about what happened and the bravery he showed that day. it will be really interesting to hear what he has to say. a service member killed,

family in mourning and one congresswoman says the president's call did not help. >> you don't remind a grieving widow of that. that's so insensitive. >> the comments she claims came from the commander in chief. and we are talking about a chilly start to the morning. we have some widespread frost out there, so many of our suburbs right now are in the 30s. by 7:00 a.m. much of the area around 40 degrees. throughout the day, a little bit warmer than yesterday with sunny skies and highs around 70. we'll take a closer look and a warmup with your weekend straight ahead. three problems westbound 50. late clearing work. the crash at 410. blocks the left lane and a new accident as you approach the baltimore washington parkway has only the

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5:45. we are getting you ready before you head out the door today. take a look at the current temperatures. some people in the 30s. i'd say that's cold, but there is a warmup on the way. something to look forward to. ♪ ♪ and it's back. an incredible light show right here in our area. we're catching up with the man behind it to find out what it takes to make this happen. you're watching "news 4 today." more tension for president trump. earlier this week he faced backlash for falsely claiming former president obama did not call families of fallen service members. >> now it is what he allegedly said during a call to a grieving widow that is sparking new outrage. this happened yesterday as the body of sergeant ladavid johnson

wilson says she overheard their conversation and was shocked by what mr. trump said. >> sarcastically he said, but you know he must have known what he signed up for. everyone knows when you go to war you could possibly not come back alive, but you don't remind a grieving widow of that. that's so insensitive. >> johnson said she did not hear the whole conversation and when asked about congressman wilson's characterization of the call, a white house official said, quote, the president's conversations with the families of american heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice are private. meanwhile, the trump administration dealing with another legal blow. >> a federal judge has blocked the latest travel ban that was supposed to go into effect today. edward lawrence is live. what happens next? >> reporter: it could go to the supreme court. the supreme c

court could choose not to hear the case leaving in place this ban on the travel ban. the hawaii judge made this travel ban orbaned the travel ban just 13 hours before it was set to go into effect. he said the government did not show that there would be harmful effects of the people coming into this country on the united states. also he said it discriminated against certain nationalities. you may remember president trump appointed the last supreme court justice so if the supreme court does take this up, it could go in his favor. again, you'll have to wait to see what they do. >> edward lawrence live on capitol hill. thank you. a judge's decision is a win for people who have been opposed to this travel ban. >> that is not stopping them from protesting. this is the website no muslim ban ever. it's a campaign being led by several organizations calling a travel ban. they're holding a rally and

house. so the former head of the prince gorges licker board could be headed to prison. david sun pleaded guilty. he pled guilty to charges. he said he took payments from store owners who wanted liquor licenses. two former state delegates are also charged in connection with this investigation. sun will be sentenced in january. we spent months working for you covering the safe track work on metro. the project scared away a lot of metro riders as well.

>> metro is working to improve the rush hour wait times. they've been able to bring the times down from 12 minutes to 8 minutes. during the morning time that can make a big difference. that's on the blue and yellow lines here in this area. service times have been reduced during the safe track maintenance program. now metro wants riders who may have stopped riding trains to come back and they're calling it back 2 blue. >> what do you think about eight minutes versus 12 minutes. will that 4 minutes make a difference? >> we want it 8 minutes. >> i'd say a longer wait time in the last couple of months. it seems like it's gotten slower and slower. >> reporter: now we hear that a lot. a lot of pe

trying to make improvements in that area. some are saying, yeah, they have seen the improvements, but then you're going to find people who say, no, they haven't noticed anything at all. we'll send it back to you. >> thanks, darcy. ♪ ♪ >> fun starting your morning with a castchy song. it's not only getting cold outside but there is perhaps scare in the air. pretty spooky lights there. >> yeah, you can visit one decked out haunted house. people are up early. i guess it's fair to say, molette, leesburg this morning is lit. >> reporter: leesburg is lit. that's good, angie. it definitely is. look at the house behind me. i've got the girl scout troop from the leesburg area here with me. are you guys scared? >> no. >> reporter: okay. they're not scared. this is edward's landing lights. they rn

just for "news 4 today." we're going to meet the man behind this incredible light show that's really cool and groovy. we've got the music going with the lights. and learn about the cause that's behind this as well. this is fun. up early in leesburg having a halloween party. we're going to talk about all of that in the 6:00 hour. i want you to guess how many lights are up to make this happen. work on that. the go pro is showing you just what you will see when you drive past this beautiful house in this neighborhood. >> i can only imagine the power bill, the electricity bill comes in. that's a lot. molette, a lot of fun, too, early in the morning. thank you for checking on that. we'll check in in a bit. everyone has a coat or a jacket out there. did you see that? >> mid 30s out there in leesburg this morning. a little bit of a chill. it will keep the candy from melting in your hands. >> is that why?

>> that's the advantage of having it that way. >> 30s. this is probably the last of the really chilly mornings for a little while as a warming trend is set to come back into play for the next couple of days. still certainly need an extra layer of fall fleece on your wednesday morning. live picture from your tower looking quietly down on the area in northwest washington. temperatures inside the beltway are mostly in the 40s. 47 at national airport with barely a breeze blowing out there. as soon as you get away from the urban heat island, it cools off quickly. 39 in fredericksburg, leesburg, manassas, 40 degrees in prince gorges county. have your seat heater on this morning. frost advisory remains in place until 9:00 in the morning. sun's up just after 7:00. pretty much if you don't have frost on your pumpkin yet, you're probably not going to have to worry about it. planning out your day, sun is up at 7:21. temperatures near 40 then. then as we go up in the afternoon, high today clo t

a lot of spots could have a 35 to 40 degree jump in temperatures from now until later on notice afternoon. highs in your hometown today 68 in hagerstown, 71 in culpeper, 69 in waldorf and la plato. tomorrow will be 4 or 5 degrees warmer than this one. that warming trend continues on for the next couple of days. tomorrow's forecast, 40s in the morning. mid 70s in the afternoon. check that out on satellite. hardly anything in the way of rain. once you get out of the sunshine state of florida where there's rain, hardly anything coming our way. our next chance for a rain drop doesn't appear until late in the day on monday. i know you were worried about rain on your monday commute. more likely in the afternoon. >> nice. we'll take it. we've got the trifecta on 50 in maryland. westbound on the bay bridge, the left lane is blocked with late clearing work. inside the beltway n

crash has been moved over to the shoulder. the crash as you approach the baltimore parkway has only the left lane getting by. it is very heavy and slow trying to move into northeast. getting better on 66 heading eastbound trying to move into centerville. that crash was put onto the shoulder. >> thank you, jack. one of ford's most popular cars, now they're being asked to recall it. >> they're asked to recall 1 million of their explorer suvs because of complaints of exhaust odors leaking into the suvs including one from a woman who says she passed out behind the wheel. >> i could have either hit the tree or i could have hit the oncoming traffic and it was by the grace of god that my son and i did not die. >> ford says their suvs are safe and that there is no need for a recall. the company is offering free inspections and repairs to

reduce potential exhaust. advocacy groups worry that that's not enough. good morning, i'm kate rogers at cnbc headquarters. football tickets are about to go paperless. they are launching the first fully digital ticketing in sports. they'll validate tickets sold on other retail websites. the deal will start mid season. i'm kate rogers. >> 5:55. no secret that d.c. has what forbes magazine would call some rich residents. forbes 2017 list of the 400 richest people in america just came out. eight of them live right here in the district. jaclyn mars of the mars candy empire ranks among the highest of the d.c. residents at $25.5 billion. ted learner made the list

dan snyder, he's also on the list. came in under $2 billion. we said billion, that's right, with a b. head over to forbes.com to see the top 400. not that we ever need an excuse to eat good pizza, i could eat it every day, but in honor of national pizza month, we have the eight hottest shops, not the best. the hottest. and chuck said this one. >> what? >> this last one. pidizza. those made the list. of course, there's always -- there's never a bad time to eat pizza. i think right here in d.c. is one of the best pizzas. it's my family favorite. i've been eating it ten years. >> maybe i don't

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>> getting you ready in the halloween spirit with an incredible light show. we're going to take you live to the decked out home for a look at how it happened. "news 4 today" starts now. >> it's quite the spectacle. look at it for yourself. this is in virginia. you can head out here. look at it. there's the music. all the lights. all the decorations. and they're using the popularity to promote a local charity. all of this for a good cause. we'll check in with molette green live there in a few minutes on that. >> how can you not dance in front of that? >> that's what i was thinking. >> we're all kind of grooving it. >> stand up there and ask for the candy. okay. let me have it. >> turn