history books at this week's marine corps marathon. news 4 at 4:00 starts now. >> we begin this week first at 4:00 with some big stories. >> that's right. our team is all over the dmv working for you, even tracking storms heading into the region tonight. we're going to check in with storm team 4 here in just a moment. but first another shocker for nats fans. >> ray knight, the washington nats tv analyst is facing assault and battery charges following an incident at his northern virginia home. over the weekend he just spoke with news 4's megagan fitzgeral who joins us live. meagan, did he shed any light on what happened? >> reporter: pat, he tells us it was early sunday morning. he was homa loan at his apartment in alexandria when four guys came over to his apartment. he says he knows two of them but then it's police that tell us not long after that a fight broke out and knight was arrested. >> it was actually

apartment but the games were pretty much over. it was late. >> reporter: former major league baseball all star sports announcer. >> we're going to look at some video. >> reporter: charles ray knight says the astros yankees game was over when four guys came to his apartment sunday morning. >> they came here. i was here alone, these four people came here. >> reporter: fairfax county police say knight and one of the guys who was 33 years old started fighting when investigators arrived, ray knight was arrested and taken to jail, but police say he was also injured in the altercation. >> i can tell you when the officers arrived and did their investigation, there was enough probable cause to make an arrest on one party, and that would be mr. knight. >> reporter: now, you probably notice in the footage there that knight had a bandage around his arm. we asked him if he was okay. he told us he was even though, of course, he was taken to the hospital as well. he bailed out of jail for $2,000 bond, and he's due back in court in january. back to you. >> all r

meagan fitzgerald, thanks, meagan. storm team 4 is tracking a change in our weather. coming off a beautiful weekend. >> weekend was awesome, wasn't it? >> awesome is a good word. >> it was great to be outside. storm zone coming in tonight. let's get to our chief meteorologist doug kammerer, he's in the storm center tracking the timing of this stuff. what's the word, doug? >> timing is key as we move through the overnight hours. good news is i think most of us get through just about all the evening, we go to bed and you wake up and it's all out of here for the most part. but doesn't mean these storms won't wake you in the middle of the night. take a look and show you where these are now. first off some rain around our area already in our western zones. back towards i-81, west of the blue ridge, nothing in the d.c. metro area. i'm not worried about the evening rush. if you have loved ones coming home, by back to the west along i-81 a different story here. take a look at what we're looking at to the south. numerous thunderstorm activity including one storm right here. this is a confirmed tornado in it. this one making its way to north carolina. they're under a tornado watch. for us

way overnight tonight. so ail lit bit more about this. what we're expecting tonight, storms overnight. breezy with sunshine tomorrow, cooler weather moves in, a big change over the next 24 do 48 hours. i'll have much more on this including the timing of those storms. i'll take you hour by hour in just a minute. >> all right, you got it, doug. in the meantime, developing now, news 4 has learned the triple shooting in ava park is a case of murder suicide. two teenagers are dead tonight, a third in the hospital. news 4's pat collins live in alexandria sorting out this complicated scenario. pat, what have you learned? >> reporter: leon, this is where it happened. this picnic table in this popular park. this is where they had this troubling shooting that left two teenagers dead and one seriously wounded. work crews have been on the scene here today sanitizing it. they even painted the concrete below to cover the stains. police say this is not gang-related, but what's the

was it romance, was it drugs, or was it something else? this is what we know so far. this is what the scene looked like last night at the all veterans park in alexandria. shot and killed, a 17-year-old teenage girl from alexandria. shot and wounded, a 15-year-old teenage boy from alexandria. dead, 19-year-old yerson nunez lopez. police say he's from maryland. they say he was the shooter. they say he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here now from captain ken fouch with the alexandria police department. he didn't talk about the motive, but he did say this. sometime last night all three of them met in that park near that picnic table.

>> yes, sir, that's true, that's accurate. >> reporter: something happened that caused the gun fire. >> it had us respond out there and that's what we're vehicling. >> reporter: what do you make of something like this? >> it's a tragedy for the families involved, the kids, you have kids that are that young that feel that they have to resort to that type of violence to work something out. but it's a tragedy all around. >> reporter: the statement tonight from tc williams high school, they say the school community was impacted by the shooting. they say counselors are at the school to help the students during this time of need. coming up at 5:00, we're going to hear from a witness. we're going to hear from the mayor of alexandria. i'll be back with more at 5:00. now, pat, back to you. >> all right, pat collins. thanks, pat. first at 4:00, an item that appears to be a noose was discovered in a u.s. postal service facility in gaithersburg. it was discovered at a maintenance facility off sha

officials are not saying when that suspected noose was discovered. it turns out a snapchat threat about school violence was not a credible threat, but it still caused quite a scare at eleanore roosevelt high school this morning. >> parents there kept their kids home. some saw police presence on campus. >> tracee wilkins is there with more on the panic with the cause. >> and what's next for the student behind the scare. >> reporter: surely there is a parent somewhere having a very tough conversation with their child about what they post on social media after that kid narrowly escaped some serious charges. this all started on snapchat where one student sends another student a picture and a text that reads, better not go to school on monday. it was seen as a threatening text that made its way throughout a snapchat circle. concerning some parents, the prince george's county school system and also the prince george's county police department. there was additional security

the prince george's county police ruled early in the afternoon this was a non-credible threat. turns out it was a picture of a bei bei gun. but because this was initially just a conversation between two kids, no charges for the student who initiated the picture and the post. that picture of a gun and then also that text reading, don't go to school tomorrow. prince george's county police are warning parents to have serious conversations with their children about being careful what they post on social media. in greenbelt, i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. >> police arrested a 16-year-old accused of assaulting a security guard at northwestern high school in hyattsville. this happened last week, but it surfaced in public records released to the news 4 i-team. police tell us the teenager was a student who had been suspended for ten days. when he returned to the school, that was considered trespassing because of that suspension. police say the teen hit the security officer who tried to get his off that campus. >> as republicans race to get an

done by the end of the year, president trump is promising there will be no changes to your 401k plan. the president made the announcement in a tweet today saying, quote, this has always been a great and popular middle class tax break that works, and it stays. he appeared to be responding to a recent report in "the new york times" that republican lawmakers were considering putting a limits on the amount you can save in your 401k retirement accounts. >> military veterans aren't the only ones who sometimes struggle getting work after service. their families can face obstacles as well. there is a special job summit in arlington sponsored by virginia senator tim kaine. they discussed ways to improve job opportunities especially for military spouses. >> and military spouses have the same challenges moving here and there, sometimes with professional credential in one state that doesn't immediately transfer to the next state. >> amazon, sprint and sam

>> well, the days of the $1 megamillions ticket will soon be a thing of the past. a price hike takes effect october 31st, raising the cost of a lottery ticket to $2. >> you think that's going to stop folks from buying them? no. a >> absolutely not. >> first the good news here. you can actually win more money. the starting jackpots will increase from $15 million to 40 million. the bad news? the odds. the odds of winning the jackpot are going to be harder because of the number of balls they are going to use in the drawing. >> it's billed as the most cutting edge museum in the district. next and only on news 4, your first look inside the smithsonian's newest building. >> and banks are taking bigger and bigger bites out of the money you deposit in this many with fees, fees and even more fees. we're working for you to help you cut some of those out of your life. >> and honoring a talk show legend, celeb

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.

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corporations sending jobs overseas. and of course the enron scandal. now, enron ed is lobbying for donald trump's agenda. like cuts to virginia school funding, and taking away healthcare from thousands of virginians. enron ed gillespie. he's not lobbying for you. a new museum is about to open near the national mall. the museum of the bible. >> and today kristin wright has your first look inside, only on news 4. >> reporter: washington is filled with museums. the newest one set to open in just a few weeks is going to have a lot of peopl

>> and you're the first one to see these biblical images. >> reporter: the museum of the bible tells a story of the text and its impact on the world and our country. we got an exclusive look as construction finishes up and the exhibits are set up throughout eight floors, including nazareth village and the children's area. what does the museum hope to accomplish? >> when people walk away, we want them to think they've had a wonderful experience at the museum and that we hope they'll also say to themselves, maybe i need to look a little more closely at this fantastic book, the bible. >> reporter: security is of great concern. we got a glimpse of the system designed to move big crowds quickly and safely. in the district, kristin wright, news 4. >> and for more information on the opening and how to get tickets, search bible museum in the nbc washington app. can you imagine being a child sitting in the cafeteria eating your lunch and

first lady walks in? today that happened. cell phones came out, people started snapping selfies. education secretary betsy devos toured orchard school outside of detroit to kickoff the campaign. the nobody eats alone program teaches kids to make friends at lunch to end social isolation. >> that happens to you when you go out. that happens to you all the time. the late night funny man david letterman holding a mark twain award for comedy and he's talking political aspirations. our guy tommy mcfly with 94.7 fresh fm got a chance to talk to letterman on the red carpet last night. >> it was awesome. we drafted him. they gave him the mark twain prize to david letterman for

making us laugh and enhancing american culture. his friends said nice things, like jimmy kimmel did. >> i learned so many things from dave, i think i learned far more from dave and from watching his show than i learned from school. >> but when we asked martin short what he thought dave's next chapter should be, if not comedy, things got weird. >> i wouldn't mind seeing him running for the office of presidency at this point. >> are we starting a draft dave movement now? >> yes. >> who would be his running mate? >> paul, who else? >> there you go. and senator al franken showed some support. martin short said it should be letterman/schaeffer 2020. do you endorse? >> that would be fine with me. >> finally we had a second with dave himself. martin short was here trying to draft you for 2020 t. what do you say? >>

odds are he's kidding. somebody should buy letterman 2020.com, maybe a good investment down the road. senator franken was saying the next chapter for letterman will be doing some more serious long form stuff talking about climate change. leon, he's a huge supporter of the climate change movement and getting the word out about that. >> that's what happened to his chin, the climate. that's the reason that explains that smith brothers thing. >> the beard is intense. it is as intense in person as you would think it would be. >> that's why he'll never run. all right, tommy. we'll see you back here in a couple minutes. you have another story coming up topt today about the super bowl halftime show in >> all over social media we're talking about justin and janet, is it coming back, should justin timberlake be allowed to do the halftime show. you are tearing it up on twitter and facebook. >> whole different conversation there. all right. pat? >> all right, thank you. let's turn now to the wer.

some storms tonight? >> yeah, we have some storms coming in. it's been kind of quiet the last week or so. we need some rain, going to get some much that tonight. some of the storms moving in may be on the strong side. that's something we're watching out for right now. those storms moving in from the south where there is actually a tornado on the ground in parts of north carolina, that's not what we're going to see here, but we do have a chance for strong winds. take a look at the radar now show you dealing with. plenty of rain in the winchester area, portions of the shenandoah valley. i-81, that's where i expect it to be the rest of the afternoon. again nothing around d.c. i think your evening is going to be just fine. take a look back here towards the winchester area, just west of winchester, frederick county, virginia. back towards ward enz ville, west virginia, nothing too heavy in middletown but we'll see a few more come up. here's where the line is. look at this line. you can see this. wow, a big circulation. there is a

towards north carolina. you can see where the storms are heading, right to the north, back into virginia. would not be surprise to see a severe thunderstorm watch for portions . state of virginia, but i think our area is going to get out of this, mostly unscathed. however, i do expect to see some strong winds with this. so, let's time it out for you. 7:00 tonight, not much going 0 on. back to the west some showers. watch what happens by 11:00. we start to see the rain hornaceking in. the storms just back to our west. by around 2:00 a.m., starting to see them around the winchester area down towards fredericksburg. one thing you did notice, not a widespread area of storminess. this is not going to be a big deal of storms. we might see a couple that move through tonight, could wake you up overnight tonight around 1:00, 2:00 in the morning. think about that. this is what i'm expecting. storms at 11:00 to the west and 4:00 a.m. to the east. strong winds likely with any storms. doesn't mean everybody is going to get them, but strong winds likely. isolated damaging winds. again, we are going to talk about the rain. we need the rain. some locations, though, may not get muc a

others may get up to an inch depending on if you get one of those storms as they move on through. temperature wise today, we're in the mid 70s. 75 d.c. 77 fredericksburg, 68 back towards winchester. we are seeing some of that rain. temperatures tomorrow about where they are today, but then we'll start to see a much different pattern. 74 for a high, clearing skies, breezy early in the day. but mild. so, once again, we're going to be looking at a morning commute. that's going to be on the dry side. these storms will already be moving through. the only exception could be southern maryland. not a bad day. breezy early, breezy overnight tonight. then we look at the fall foliage. this is the brand new report here. it does show we have some high color into parts of the area, sky line drive, definitely a great drive to make. all week this week and next week, really starting to see some color finally in towards our region as well. now, the next couple of days, temperatures tomorrow in the 70s, but we're in the low 60s wednesday and thursday and thursday actually really cool. overnight low temperatures

30s in the suburbs to upper 40s in the city. as we move towards the weekend, well, another chance of rain. some of that could be heavy as we move towards sunday. much more on this, much more on the timing where you are coming up at 4:45. >> all right, thank you, doug. you work hard for your money. so, all those fees that pop up on your bank statement are not only frustrating, they can really add up. >> that's right. news 4's consumer reporter is working for you to stop -- put a stop to those nasty bank fees hitting you. >> i'm chris lawrence in prince george's county with the kids from? and we're going to show you how to make everything from --

we are working for you to get you ready for halloween and everything you need to create a great costume may be laying a rournd your house right now. >> you never know what you'll find. news 4's chris lawrence is getting inspiration from creative youngsters in prince george's county. take a look. >> all right. let's get started. >> reporter: we're turning the

>> can i have the glue stick, please? are you doing all right over there? >> reporter: she's going from seventh grade to 70. >> this is going to be the hair for the grandmother. it's going to be really cute. >> reporter: with pom poms that cost 99 cents. >> and i'm gluing them to this gray cap that i have. >> you want to do yellow since this is yellow? >> reporter: xavier is making a dinosaur out of 50 cent felt strips. >> you make triangles and glue it along the side of the hoodie. >> reporter: a human hashtag. >> once you get the concept of cutting the cardboard it's easy. >> reporter: from wonder woman to batman to, well, all the characters from "star wars," you can spend 80, 90, 100 bucks per kid. butterfly, blue bird, bb 8, black cats. this year alone, families will spend more than $3 billion on costumes. >> just glue that side. >> reporter: but these kids show us how to do it on the

>> you're only spending like maybe 5 to $10, depending on how much you buy. >> reporter: and you can have a costume in seconds. well, okay, not quite this fast, but you get the picture. it doesn't take long. >> probably about five to ten minutes. maybe 15. >> reporter: and look what they use. a hoodie, cardboard, a skull cap and scissors. >> most people have the materials at their home. >> lester holt me st me see wha grandma. >> reporter: enough to impress without breaking the bank. >> parents will certainly appreciate that as well as the lessons on reusing what you have and sticking to a budget. >> the important word there being budget. as a matter of fact, your best costume when you were a kid? >> cinderella. >> your worst costume? >> i don't remember. [ laughter ] >> you torched that memory. >> i don't remember that.

creative and frugal. great lessons to learn in school. >> exactly, exactly. all right, folks. we'll have more stories all week long to getty rea you ready for halloween. send us your pictures on twitter, facebook and instagram so we can share them with everybody. >> tragedy on dewey beach. a driver blacked out behind the wheel. >> it's monday night. the skins will make a run at the nfc east title. they have to beat the eagles tonight in philadelphia, and we tre there nex

>> announcer: you're watching news 4 at 4:00. real tragedy over the weekend. shock and sadness following the death of a d.c. couple in delaware. they were hit and killed on their bikes in dewey beach. >> that's right. news 4's darcy spencer is where the couples live. she joins us with reaction from those who knew them. darcy? >> reporter: well, they lived right here in this adams morgan neighborhood, but they also owned a home at the beach. they were at the beach in delaware this week when this tragedy happened. we want to show you a photo of this couple. jimmy walton shown here on the left and his husband greg chidick were

beach. they were stopped on their bikes. a man driving an suv had some sort of medical emergency, blacked out behind the wheel, and slammed into this couple. this news has been absolutely devastating for their family and for friends. jimmy was a graphic artist. grant was a government contractor who also served on the condo board here in the neighborhood. and they had just celebrated their one-year anniversary. how big of a loss is this would you say for the community? >> i think it's a huge loss. i mean, to the community and to their friends and family and just, you know, how sudden and tragic it has been to learn about it and to know what happened. >> just shocking. i mean, he just -- two terrific people. greg has been unbelievable neighbor. >> reporter: the driver who struck them was also seriously injured. at this point no charges have been filed. reporting live from northwest, darcy spencer, news 4. >> thank you,

believe speed was a factor in a motorcycle crash over the weekend. it happened overnight on arkansas avenue in northwest. and they say the driver, 23-year-old anderson flores, lost control of his bike around 2:30 this morning. and then hit a fire hydrant. he died at the scene. no one else was injured. three murders within days of each other have tampa, florida neighborhood literally on edge this afternoon. >> that's right. police have few clues and only a person of interest to work on right now. the killings happened within blocks of each other. and only days apart this month. police now are showing surveillance video to the community of a person of interest wearing a hoodie the night of that first kill. >> our officers have saturated this area and they are working 7 days a week, 10 hours a day. this is personal for them so we're not leaving it until we catch this guy. >> police will hold a community et

murders with residents. >> a threat to drivers behind the wheel and it's coming from your car. >> jim handly in the newsroom has stories for us coming up at 5:00 this evening. >> hi, leon and pat. we've been following this for a while. last year susan hogan brought you the story of ava man whose sun roof spontaneously shattered as he was driving. tonight the new information about just how often this is happening and what some want to see as a result. our susan hogan is working the story for you first at 5:00, she'll have the details for us. plus, a news 4 i-team investigation this evening into problems plaguing local churches. the concern tonight that their community programs could be in jeopardy because of water bills that get higher and higher. jody fleischer with the story you'll only see on 4 plus the big change coming to a popular lottery jackpot. we'll see you soon with those stories plus a good deal more in just about half an hour. le p

to be the best, you have to beat the best. okay. and tonight the redskins get a chance to do just that. >> yeah. the burgundy and gold facing the eagles, the hottest team in the nfl right now. news 4's sheree burruss is live in philadelphia to set the scene for us. >> do you know how much it hurts to say they're the hottest team in the league? come on, sheree? >> reporter: well, fans so far have been pretty nice. as you guys said, this is a huge rivalry match up. the eagles are at the top of the division 5-1. fair to say they're the best team in the 234i6nfl. for tonight's monday night match up, this is more than a night game. people have been here since noon. check out the tailgaters. everyone has been here since 1:00. we have giant jen ga and giant connect 4. we've been walking around today, people were grilling, cooking out. one guy said he got here 8 1/2 hours before the game is set to start. we did see a couple redskins fans. ey

they've been heckled quite a bit. there is definitely a buzz in the air here. so far, though, as we said, it's been a really great experience. we know some of the eagles fans are said to be kind of mean. we have that coming up. but we're going to keep playing jen ga as long as i don't -- that one is working. does this count? hey, look at that. [ applause ] >> needless to say fans won't be this friendly to the redskins at kickoff coming up. live from philly, news 4 sports. >> after the cases they won't be that friendly. enjoy that while you have it. that is not going to last. >> will do. >> have a good night. have fun. thanks, sheree. >> see you in a bit. >> timberlake's return. who can forget the infamous super bowl halftime show in 2004 and that infamous wardrobe malfunction. >> that was how long ago? >> 2004. >> long time ago. >> but we haven't forgotten

why people are still talking about what happened almost 14 years ago at the super bowl. >> and i'm tracking a line of strong storms to our is south and west. how will they affect you? we'll talk more about it zone by zone. the four zone forecast coming up in a minute.

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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. timberlake's return. who can forget that infamous super bowl halftime show from 2004 and the infamous wardrobe malfunction. >> yeah, well, timberlake has signed on for the big game. he's coming back this year or at the end of this season, we should say. 94.7 fresh fm's tommy mcfly, part of the news team. >> you had news that raised our eyebrows then and still creating a lot of debate. >> when i heard the news it didn't feel right to me. i don't know w

be allowed back. if janet is not allowed back. we posed the question on facebook and on twitter. we got a lot of responses. people were very fired up on both sides as to whether or not justin should be allowed back. check it out. >> tommy, you got me thinking about this a lot. i'm a yes for justin. i like how he announced with jimmy fallon. justin publicly announced that's what's wrong with our society, janet got all the blame. >> it's not right that he be invited back. she was vilified. she didn't get to go to the grammys that year. >> i know there was slippage. compared to what is going on in our world today and the things that have happened, that was so minor. >> but this was janet's performance. she set it up. nothing goes on in janet's concert, routines, whatever, without her knowing what's going to happen. >> we saw your question about who should be at the halftime show for the super bowl and we're just kind of -- >> who cares? >>

>> yeah. i guess is this what you do when your team is never in it? >> all right, all right. that was off topic. that was a little not cool. that was off topic. >> people hate patriots fans. >> if we're talking today that justin was coming to nats park, i would be the first person buying a ticket. i'm a huge fan. i just feel like the super bowl halftime show, you shouldn't get another shot at that. what do you think? >> they were in that together, weren't they? it was a dual act. so, they get equal -- they got equal billing. >> right. and afterwards radio stations stopped playing her music. it was really bad for her for a while. the nfl says janet is not banned and that it's between justin and pepsi and all their people if she may or may not make an appearance this year. >> so why is the woman being treated differently than justin? >> right. >> can you explain that to me? >> that's a question, that's a good question. >> that's a great question. that's why i think it just doesn't seem right they does it. huge

down, he did. >> right. >> okay. so? >> well -- >> it's not fair. >> if you're feeling you want to goat involved in this, and keep talking, we'll be on the washington facebook page now live. i think leon and pat will jump in on it. join us on the nbc washington facebook page. >> that's not fair. >> you know now why that is going to be the most popular halftime show ever. everybody wants to see it. >> thank you. >> tommy mcfly 94.7 fresh fm. >> all right. wish you had a little bit more money in your pocket? well, don't get hit with those pesky bank fees. we're working for you to keep more money in your pocket. >> also, she's a wife, she's a mother of four and a member of the military. the northern virginia woman who made history over the weekend at the marine corps marathon joins us live right here in the studio ut talk abo what she did to

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a d.c. man already in trouble with the law is facing new charges in maryland tonight. police say he tried to sexually assault a woman inside her home in camp springs. prince george's county police have just released this video of kari edwards, he's 32, he lives in southeast, he broke into the woman's home saturday. when officers arrived, they say he allegedly ran out of the house naked. he got away, but was caught nearby with clothes on. he is facing attempted murder and attempted rape charges. according to police documents, edwards was already in the high intensity supervision program in d.c. for another sex assault that happened last month. leon and pat, back to you. >> all right. a new report -- thank you, sc t scott. a new report on who pays more in bank fees. >> the survey finds the poor pays three times more than those who make more. susan hogan is working on ways to cut those fees. >> that's right.

while this report does show that the poorest of americans are dishing out more in bank fees, there are options out there. it will just take a little digging from all of us to find them. federal studies continue to show america's poorest people are paying the most in bank and/or credit union fees. the consumer financial protection bureau says, for example, just 9% of all account holders are responsible for nearly 80% of overdraft fees. >> it's very difficult, especially for low-income individuals to maintain bank accounts, especially if those accounts are charging them fees. >> reporter: amanda dick sons with bank rate.com whose just released survey with money.com also found nearly 40% of those who make under $3000 a year don't even have a cck account. and when they do, they pay extra. >> lower income individuals, they're paying more than three times as much as others in other income groups. >>

$22 extra a month because of atm and overdraft fees. she says that's why bank rate and money set out to identify banks and credit unions that may be more affordable for low-income americans. >> 38% of banks have free checking accounts so definitely one of those accounts will certainly be a better fit for you than what you're currently working with. >> reporter: even people who don't struggle with bank fees, though, are staying with the same bank on average 16 years. she says possibly missing out on better bargains somewhere else. now, switching your bank may seem a little daunting, but it is really easier than you think. there are four things to consider when you switch. just go do our nbc washington app and search bank fees to see a full report from bank rate.com. also in the news today, there has been a lot of nervous chatter about a gop proposal in regards to our 401k plans. how they would be taxed differently and the impact on our retirement savings. so, we are working for you to answer y

lot of them. so, join us live at 5:00 tonight on our nbc 4 responds facebook page. we will have a financial planner here to help sort this all out for all of us. >> all right. thank you, susan. >> all right, susan. well, we need someone to sort out this weather because it's going to get wet. >> our concern right now is about rain. what's the word, doug, amelia? >> how much. >> you don't get one someone, you get two someones. you don't have to give us any extra. i don't know what you charge. we're going to be tracking the line of storms coming through this afternoon. this line actually really overnight tonight into the overnight hours, it's going to bring us the chance for severe weather. but we're not thinking it's too much to worry about now. >> right. the biggest concern tonight is going to be some strong gusty damaging winds. maybe waking you up in the middle of the night. but by tomorrow morning, doug, most of us already dry. >> that's right. it will be moving through fairly quickly. now we have cloud cover. temperature wise still pretty nice. 75 degrees, rather gusty winds

temperatures this evening, 73 degrees at 7:00, 70 by 9:00. around the mid 60s by 11:00. this is when we start to see some showers moving in. the line itself doesn't come in until a little bit later on. here's rain now. nothing around the d.c. metro area. the evening drive is going to be a-okay. nothing for the evening commute. we are tracking rain towards the winchester area, west of martinsburg. you see it right here along 522, gains borrow heading into portions of west virginia. that's the area ahead of what will be the line of storms and you can see that line right here. still a tornado on the ground in towards parts of north carolina. this system moving up our way, too, however it should relax a little bit. i think we'll see a little bit less in the way of severe weather than they're dealing with down there. timing is going to be different depending on where you are and that's why we have the four-zone forecast. amelia draper. a >> we'll be moving west t

zone, d.c. metro and finish in the eastern zone. doug was saying scattered showers out that way. we're going to see rain moving through. for the most part showers are out of areas like hagerstown, martinsburg, winchester, front royal and luray. by 3:00 a.m., sunshine for the morning commute, we heard further east into our western zone, this includes areas like frederick, leesburg, down through warren ton and culpepper area. now, for our western zone, storms best chance between 11:00 p.m. and 1:00 a.m. maybe isolated wind damage out there, but it will be dry for the morning commute there as well. as we head into our d.c. metro zone, we're including washington, bethesda, columbia, bowie and burke in our metro zone. best chance for storms will be about 1 to 2:00 a.m., dry though for the morning commute. in our eastern zone, southern maryland down through the northern neck and fredericksburg, doug, we could still see scattered showers till 8:00 a.m. that could slow the morning commute. for most of us the tuesday is looking dry. the front bs

>> the bus stop forecast looking okay actually. numbers tomorrow morning starting off in the 60s with a chance of a few clouds and chance of a shower. in our southeastern zones, most of us remaining on the dry side tomorrow. rather breezy for recess. 70 degrees, pickup temperature 74. how about the next ten days? 74 degrees tomorrow. notice the cooler weather. 65 on wednesday, 61 on thursday. overnight lows in the 30s in the suburbs, upper 40s in the cities. cooler weather as we head to the weekend. another front with another potential for heavy rain coming up late this weekend. the weekend, i'll have much more on that. we'll see you back here at 5:00. >> all right. thank you, doug. >> all right, my man. what do you do after you run and win a marathon? you know what you do? you go for a run the next day and you sign up for another one, huh? >> that's what sara bishop did. she came in first place at the women's division at the marine corps marathon, crossing the finish line at 2 hours 45 minutes 7ec

she almost didn't make the marathon. >> that's right. we understand you got a really late start. you didn't register until nine days before the race. >> that's right. >> registration was closed. >> right. my coach had a 22-mile training run on the schedule for the weekend of the marine corps marathon. i wasn't supposed to run the marathon, but i didn't want to run by myself. i decided to run the training run. how am i going to register? i cause called the business office, i got fourth last year, they let me register. as soon as i registered i knew i was going to race it. >> you were talking to us during the package there, and you told us you ran the 800 in college. >> that's right. >> so, what made you think you could do this? >> well, i ran in college, 800 meters. i ran cross-country but i wasn't very good. took 7 years off, got married, had four kids. decided i missed running and i just started running half marathons and about three years ago, it just snowballed from there. >> and last year you came

fourth in the marine corps marathon. >> last year was my first. i came in fourth. i wanted to podium and i didn't do it. so i just, i thought i'm in shape, i have an opportunity. even though this wasn't the plan, i'm going to go for it. >> so, when did you know you had this one? when did you know, what was the moment, when did you know that you got this? >> right around the halfway mark, the two women that were with me kind of fell back and i was feeling good and i knew it was -- i thought that was going to be my day. >> you actually tried to make the olympic trials and missed that by seven seconds? >> my main motivation was to run under 2 hours 45 minutes and make the olympic trials. i had written on my hand where i needed to be at mile 22, 24 to do it. i knew i was going to be really close. i came up 7 seconds short. but i'm going to run a race, i'm running the california international marathon in december which was the original plan. i'm going for it. >> how do you rank this compared to making the olympic team? >> you know what, it's amazing. it's

true. i ran the marine corps marathon for the first time last year and i ran my slowest time ever but it was my favorite race. so, when i was out there it was so nice to run on my home turf and have the running community that i know cheering me on and to finish first was, was awesome. yeah. >> we actually have some photos of you and your children. we read you had a baby-sitter. they weren't at the race, your husband was out of town. no one expected you to do this. >> correct. i know. that was last fall. we got family photos. >> they must be pretty proud of you. >> they are. they're funny, every time i come home, mommy, did you win the race? yesterday i could tell them, yeah, i won the race. >> what's tougher, raising four kids or running 22 -- >> raising four kids. hands down. running is easy. >> you say you run to get your -- >> time to myself. otherwise don't count on it. >> all right. well, we're so proud of

>> so, go ahead and brag. who is tougher, a guy that can run 22 or a woman who can have four kids and run that many -- >> i think i know the answer. [ laughter ] >> i'm going to give you the airwaves for you to go ahead and say it. go ahead. >> women are tougher. >> well, you've proven you're tough. >> thank you. >> sara bishop of fairfax county, winner of the marine corps marathon, women's. you were the first runner to cross the finish line. so, you go girl. >> so, now, how do you top this? >> um, i make the trials in december, but i don't even know that would top it, but it would become -- come really close. >> all right. we're not betting against you. >> thanks. >> appreciate it, sara bishop. good luck. we're so proud to have you here. >> thank you for having me e. >> all right, folks. >> next at 5:00, danger from above meet a driver whose sun roof exploded while he was cruising down the road. >>ear about the h

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right now at 5:00, a search for answers. three teens found shot in a park. the new information we are learning tonight about the victims and what led to this deadly encounter. >> plus, from the hospital to handcuffs. >> actually inside my apartment, but the games were pretty much over. it was late. >> nats broadcaster ray knight describes the fight that left him bruised and in trouble with the law. >> and get ready for a big change in the forecast. doug's tracking the timing of some storms and the impact it's going to have tomorrow. >> gunshots disturb a warm fall night in a very popular park when the firing stopped, two teenagers were dead. >> a third teen is rushed to the hospital and police tell us it is a case of murder suicide. >> it all happened last night near a picnic table in all veterans park in alexandria. news 4's pat

scene trying to make sense of what happened there. pat? >> reporter: doreen, we're learning a little bit more tonight. friends of the victim say police are looking into the possibility that the motive here was romantic. they say the gunman in this case was the ex-boyfriend of the 17-year-old teenage girl who was shot and killed at that picnic bench over there. they say the 15-year-old boy shot and wounded here was the brother of that teenage girl. now, we began our story with a witness who lives nearby. >> i heard the shots and i went out onto the balcony which faces, you can see it from here. and i went out onto the balcony and i heard a man screaming. >> reporter: that's helen samson. she heard the shots. she took these pictures from her apartment nearby. and what happened after that? >> and then i heard two more shots and i ran into the house like a jack rabb