this house is all that's left after an early morning fire in capital heights. firefighters discovered two people dead inside. the neighbors telling us the home had been vacant for years. massive man hount polihunt they got the man who opened up fire in walmart. temperatures warming up into the 70s. unseason bly warm but not just today but through the weekend coming up. news4 midday starts now. good morning everybody

chris lawrence. >> and i'm erica gonzales. fire broke out when firefighters put it out they found two people dead. >> and i just retweeted some of the new es information. i know you've been talking to firefighters and neighbors. what are they telling you? >> reporter: chris, as you say, that home was still smoking just a few hours ago. at this point there are still a lot of questions just how did this fire start. and who are those two people who were found inside? because neighbors say this home was vacant. but still they would see people come and go. this photo shared on twitter shows what prince georgia county were up against. fire rage frg aing from all sidf

this house. >> i saw flames coming from the roof. flames coming from the windows. doors. it was a horrific scene. >> reporter: and once it was knocked down firefighters moved in foreclosure look and found more than just damage. >> during the overhaul and search of the structure they did get two dead people on the second floor. >> reporter: across the street neighbors raised concerns just by 24 hours ago that house on the 6200 block of foot street has been vacant for about two years. but he says it's now become a haven for suspicious activity. >> there were some guys, more than usual, and they had a car and they were moving a fridge out of the home

suspicious. >> reporter: perhaps you can see the stretch of foot street remains closed this morning as fire investigators continue to focus on that home and look for a cause of that fire. we can tell you at this point we still don't have many details on those two victims. they have not yet been identified. we do noah autopsy should identify the cause of their deaths and also who they are. life here in capital highs justin finch back to you. >> thanks. developing this morning two people were killed in frederick. they found a man and woman dead. this is a live picture from chop tear 4. the homicide happened about 5:00 this morning. police still on the scene. they say the suspect all knew each other but haven't said what led up to the double homicide or how those people were killed.

investments in colorado where man caught after killing people in wall street. >> witness says he walked into the store in thorton and started shooting and took off. >> twi people killed in the shooting no word on the suspect background or motive. thorton is just north of denver. now to the latest on the attack in manhattan. president trump wants the suspect put to death. in a tweet this morning he called sayfullo saipov a terrorist. said he should get the death penalty. the president also did an interview in which he described our criminal justice system as a joke and laughing stock. new york city police commissioner came on the "today" show to talk about this attack. >> also took the opportunity to respond to president trump's tweets and criticism. >> i get to work with our justice system every day.

joke. look where we are as city. homicides are done. shootings are done. over all crime is done. that doesn't happen by accident. a lot of hard work. >> officer ryan. >> we are learning a lot more what led sayfullo saipov to plow the truck down the bike path. they say he is a fervent eye advice supporter. and wanted to fly isis flags from the truck but figured it would attract too much attention. he said he was remorseless also smug during the investigation. >> everybody has to understand this is who we are dealing with. law enforcement does a terrific job. nypd officers. but this is going to take all 8.5 million people in new york city to pay attention to what's going on arou

and wanted to drive on to the brooklyn bridge. the bike path was part of the deadly terror attack. it is now back open. >> back in court today the two ex-trump officials are expected to take hearing this afternoon. manafort and gates were indicted on monday which include money laundering. special counsel robert mueller russia investigation. both men have pleaded not guilty. at any minute house republicans will unveil tax bill. this is where the event will take place. plan is expected to collapse the current seven tax bracket into four. 401(k) plan won't be touched to reduce kobt bugs limits. well, if you've opened a window or stepped outside this morning you are already feeling it. it's sort of an end of the week

jacket right now. we are starting to see clear skies and the temperatures are rising so want to check in with meteorology sheena parveen. >> hey guys looking at temperatures this afternoon unseason bly warm in the 70s. so warm things up quickly. 63 degrees right now in washington. through the afternoon look what's going to happen to our temperatures, this is for suburbs right around 73 degrees in the district maybe a touch or a little bit warmer, maybe by degree or so. but as we go through tonight it's not going to be as cool as we have seen previously. and wait until you toe tomorrow's temperature and some big changes for the weebd. we'll talk about all that coming up. you know, sheena with the warmer day, it's hard to envision snow on the ground. >> yeah, but you know it is november 2, winter is close. >> weeks away. >> and northern virginia is

ready. megan mcgrath is here talking about that. hi, megan. >> reporter: yeah, hard to think about snow. it's such a beautiful day. but if you look behind me here in virginia they are doing just that. snow season is just around the corner and making sure stthey a ready. >> before you can deal with this, you have to make sure all of this is ready to go. >> as you can see, beautiful plaids on the front to push snow in either direction from it. >> reporter: snow season is almost here and v dot is gearing up for whatever comes our way. with more than 13,000 lane miles to plow, no small task, prepping the plows actually began back in june. >> area headquarters crews had been doing rigging which is he can ching in and inspectsing every truck that's going to be on on the

they are making sure the spreaders fit in the back. >> reporter: v dot has 120,000 tons of salt and 250,000 gallons of brine, all that's needed now is some snow. now, after a pretty mild winter last year, what's expected this season? sorry snow lovers, doesn't look like this is your year. >> we can tell the outlook for the mid atlantic here is we'll have milder than normal conditions as a whole. >> reporter: so milder conditions forecast unfortunately. i'm a snow lover and would love to see snow. but even with the forecast we'll have some snowy vents. so not only does v dot have to get ready but people on the roadways have to be ready too if we do have a snow or ice event you are asked to stay home. stay off the roads until the

back to you guys. >> all right. boy, won't belong before we see those things out on the road for real. thanks. new this morning member or hall startsds to take shape. government leaders broke ground for a memorial for eisenhower. fwas approved by congress back in 1999 and after speeches ceremonial ground breaking happened moments ago. our own tom sherwood was there and you can watch for his report on news4 this afternoon. >> new at midday nearly 40 million fire ex-continuingers recalled. >> yeah, what you need to avoid a dangerous mishap. then for the first time in franchise history. >> the celebration followed by another celebration. lord, did you see that? the world series proposal and the ring that we are

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fire extinguishers are meant to protect you but today more than 38 million are being recalled. >> scary number but we are digging into the information you should know. >> reporter: this is a popular brand a lot of us are familiar with, kidde the commission announced it is recalling nearly 38 million fire extinguishers because they can become clogged. it means they can fail during a fire. one death has already been blamed on an exhibit continuing gearer that was not working when emergency responders responded to a car crash that had fire involved back in 2014. now major retailers sold the

consumers should contact the company for a free replacement. we have a list of all the models for you. there are a lot of them. so the fire extinguishers go back to 1980. so go to our website and search for a list of all febted. back to you. this next story is something that we brought to you first yesterday from the live desk marks on the front door of this fairfax county home tell part of the story. police say a man beat his 76 year old wife with an axe before apparently committing suicide with a chainsaw. this happened on springfield hills drive yesterday. it started when a family member couldn't open the front door. police say once inside she saw the husband beating his wife with the blunt side of the axe. that family member managed to rescue the wife. there was another struggle outside with the husband before police arrived. after

police found the husband seriously injured in the home's garage. he was taken to the hospital where he died. a man accused of hiding a camera in the bathroom at a children's gym in silvers spring but took police five months to arrest him. now parents are speaking out on why they feel not just angry but uninformed. >> i'm angry i wasn't told. i got an email and i was going to investigate a little further what was going on. but i have three girls here under the age of eight. >> police an arrested jonathan two weeks ago when police were able to collect his camera. they found videos of under age girls but none were from silver star gymnastics. you heard the mother. she only received an email and basically knew nothing. so why did it take so long? well month gomtry county police said they needed

the police and legally get it all the camera. continuing today dangerous stretch of road after a terrible crash in september to work it. we told you about v dot plans to do road work. where a large food truck ran the stop sign. v do the began installing the skid resistant yesterday and continue through saturday ploking one lane of traffic. >> sanchez at bat. here's agrou ground ball. world champion in first time franchise history. >> boy oh, boy, after everything this city hasten durendured, th is well planned. houston is planning first ever championship. >> fans went wild partying late into the night.

ring wasn't enough so after the game ended he got down on one knew. you make me the happiest man in the world. will you marry me? >> sorry, what did that machine say? she didn't understand anything he said. all she was doing was looking at this spectacular ring. woo. hello. after the game carlos cut the interview short, popped the question on the field. look at that ring. >> look at camera phones looking at that ring. >> that is a diamond, my goodness. >> i told my wife you don't want a ring that big you can't wear it anywhere in public. get something nice and small travel anywhere you want to go. >> yeah, sure. >> that's what she did too. >> yeah, we have some other interesting news to tell you about. beyonce says she's going to be part of an upcoming disney project. >> we

little later in the broadcast. and just ahead the launch of the iphone 10 apple ceo is talng aboutki

people ask you, how can ayou possibly do this?e, and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

for more than nine years, i covered a beat: my lifelong home of prince william county. as the lead reporter for the gainesville times, i wrote more than two thousand five hundred news stories, vetting facts, and holding politicians' feet to the fire. and when dominion wouldn't tell us who owned the haymarket data center, i didn't stop until the truth came out.

to bring a reporter's eye to richmond. i'm danica roem. it's time richmond answered to us. well, some tech executives right here in washington d.c., apple ceo in california getting ready for the launch of iphone 10. >> talked to him about the state of the smart phone along with privacy issues. >> reporter: in silicon valley privacy has become a major issue. come peopling it and selling user data while a business model for some tech companies is one apple says it rejects. >> we take a pro privacy view. apple doesn't know what the contempt of your messages is.

we in cript facetime in. >> reporter: yet the new iphone 10 has raced privacy concern. cook is anxious to dispel them. >> i unlocked it. >> reporter: he says it's even more secure than the fingerprint base touch id. >> it's looking at your image and certain characteristics of your face. and so and your face can change over time. you might grow a beard and it will detect that. >> reporter: glasses? >> glasses, no glasses, hat, no hat. >> reporter: and all kind of worries about privacy. >> we have a chip in here where the image of your face is stored and in cripted. so apple doesn't have that. your device has that. >> reporter: so my face isn't sitting on a server. >> no, we don't have it intentionally. because it's yours. it's not ours. >> reporter: it's hard to believe ten years.

>> reporter: have you reached where you had envisioned where steve jobs had envisioned it would go? >> you know, we knew from the launch it was going to change the world. but, frankly, it's gone far beyond what we would have dreamed. >> we are still talking about that ring. >> by the end of the afternoon, it's going to be a report out detaili detailing its cut clarity. >> we are trig to put a price dag on that thing. >> you should have seen us this morning when we got the close-up, all our mouths dropped. >> went to google. >> only because chris asked me to to look it up during commercial break. >> what is that cut called so i know what to say? >> imagine like you would have to take that thing off constantly. it's huge. anyhow, it's going to be unseason bly warm today and tomorrow. this is what we've been talking

today, tomorrow, 70s, cooler as we go into the weekend. so we'll see an up and down temperature swing for the next few days. and small rain chances across the weekend. otherwise, things are looking pretty good for the rest of the week. temperature right now in the district 63 degrees rising quickly now that we have the sun up. 59 dulles so quite the difference as you get across of virginia and parts of maryland, 69 degrees now in fredericks burg. so we do have some cloud cover around but for the most part cleared out and any chance of sprinkles that was early this morning. if you are walking the dog herman is available at lucky dog rescue. you can head to the website for more information on him. 4:00 p.m. look at the tomb tour 74 degrees. then we are not even as chilly through the overnight hours. here's future weather. the clouds keep trying to clear up. we stay nice and dry. so we d't

that rain. across the weekend we have a little rain in the forecast. also daylight saving time so make sure to set the clock back and change the batteries in smoke detectors at home. looking at home showers late in the day so most of your friday stays dry. we drop to 60 on saturday. 69 on sunds. then back in the 70s as we go into next week. we'll look at your ten day forecast coming up. >> thanks, sheena. >> this week terror attack in new york city is sparking a new debate over immigration. president trump wants a merit based system. why the timing of the debate is now being criticized? >> kevin spacy who has been hit with several sexual harassment

people ask you, how can ayou possibly do this?e, and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

we're going to hearing arguments today. he says he thinks the sergeant may not be mentally will. berg dal was charged with deserting post. he's facing life in prison. tweeted a couple of times in the past 24 hours and set off a whole new debate. tracie potts has reaction coming from capitol hill. >> reporter: president trump says he may send new york terror suspect to the military prison at guantanamo boy. >> send him to gitmo i would certainly consider that. >> if you act like a terrorist that's enough for me we'll treat you an as

>> reporter: 29 year old sayfullo saipov entered the country on lottery program. >> we'll get rid of this as soon as possible. >> reporter: he wants it to points system. not everyone agrees. >> many people have come in and they have become outstanding americans. >> reporter: the president flames the senate top democrat chuck schumer. >> he called me names before. i stick by my values. >> we shunnouldn't look for bla one day after this especially when the diversity visa program was a bipartisan program. >> reporter: reverse cuts in anti-terror funding. the president says he also wants to end what he calls chain migration, immigrants who are allowed to bring in their

tracie potts, nbc news, washington. >> it's been nearly a month since woman says she was raped at a gaithersburg bus stop but detectives may have something to go on after an image. this is a composite sketch who they believe is responsible in this crime. a company called snapshot used dna collected from the crime scene in ha thing called pheno typing. it predicts to come up with detailed composite sketch. call police if you know who this suspect might be. >> amazingly realistic. >> yeah. >> he's been accused of sexually harassing a teenage boy, but this morning actor kevin spacey says he's getting help. his representatives tells nbc 4 news it's taking time to get treatment. after days that he made unwant the sexual sexual advances in 1986.

the time. spacy was 26. teethed a statement saying he doesn't remember the encounter but apologizes about what would be quote deeply inappropriate drunken behavior. it is the news, beyonce fans have been waiting months for. disney confirmed queen bee is joining the cast of the lion king. pl playi playing nala. remakd the classic last night. donald glover simba and james jones. that will be in 2019. >> nice to meet him. >> may the force be with you. if you are watching the world series last night you saw this

film. new trailer had all the major characters plus one cool moment when luke skywalker takes me back to being a kid. movie comes out in about six weeks from now. >> i'm going to be first in line. i can't wait. >> yeah geek out. >> yeah, total geek out. there is a pint size football stars, and they got a shot at the national championship in fl but they need your help. >> yeah, molette green is working for you in the community this morning with how you can send them all the way. >> reporter: hey, guys, can you check out the dmv knights, undefeated. right. so they are trying to take all of their people to florida for the national championship. they have a gofundme page but they are trying to raise $10,000 for food, lodging,

florida. we have a whole team of parents and coaches supporting these young stars. and we have a little bit of a surprise from the capital heights state farm agents. a couple of guys who heard about the team and efforts to get to fl from t florida for the championship. they are here with a check. what does it say? >> it says we hope you do very well. $1,000. >> reporter: $1,000 that's a big help. but they need more. they are trying to raise $10,000. but let me ask this coach, elliott mccann, real quick, $1,000 added will go along way, right? >> definitely. we appreciate state farm for coming out today and supporting us. we love you. thank you. >> reporter: a couple of agents who work in the area. so we have a link

website, and on our app, nbc washington app for their gofundme page, search knights to help them go to florida. that is the latest from districts heights. i'm molette green. back to you guys. >> thanks, molette. so sheena told us about the big warm up over the next few days. but what about the weekend. >> she'll take a closer look at what you can expect after the break. and, boy, we have been sharing this all morning on social media, a local bus driver in the spotlight, how he got the opportunity to sing narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd. ralph northam went to vmi and was an army doctor for eight years. in richmond, dr. northam helped pass longer sentences for gang members and mandatory life sentences for violent sexual predators.

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national anthem at the wizards game. he has been wowing bus pass engears for years. caught up with him. he said he wouldn't have been able to do it without the help of a recent grad who working service jbs at t service jobs at the university. >> so we want to talk about unsung heroes. >> every single day i'm singing i don't care what i'm doing i'm singing and praising god. >> yes, he says he was glad he was able to use his tal atlanen people who ride the bus enjoys it every day. >> that engage and what's going on. look up from nair phones. >> very cool. >> sheena, can you do anything like that. >> >> i cannot. >> when the music is on i think

off -- >> i do not like karaoke bars. don't ask me to sing. >> i'm with you. >> not a fan. but, anyhow, you want to sing outside you can do it today. beautiful weather. i'm sure a lot of the birds are singing too, they are probably confused. probably think it's swing. temperatures in the 70s. clouds this morning really left the area. we are continuing to see a lot of clearing. 63 now. that number i think with our noon up date, our 12:00 up date that will be higher especially with the south wind. so quickly be getting into the 70s this afternoon. again we are clear and dry. closest rain is approaching frost berg and that's spotty rain and that should be staying away. we don't expect that today. temperatures upper 50s. dulles 59. clinton, lookat

a late chance of late day showers but tomorrow still in the 70s. saturday we cool down and have a slight rain chance for sunday. today 74 for high. sunny and unseason bly warm. now by that i mean 10 degrees above normal. normal high is 63. tomorrow is 76. saturday we drop to 62 t and then we are back into the upper 60s on sunday. so still going up and down with temperatures. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour sunday morning. we gain an hour of sleep this weekend but sunsetting 5:00 p.m. and next week have the umbrella handy. >> 74 early november. >> yeah. >> coming up a kid friendly play coming to the national gallery of art and

people ask you, how can ayou possibly do this?e, and we say, how can we not? if these kids go through what they go through, we can support them. dr. ralph northam has been our volunteer medical director for the last eighteen years. he's made such a difference in so many families' lives. ralph northam: these kids have given me more than i could ever give them. and i wanna make sure that every family in virginia can afford good healthcare when they need it.

the nationals are just a couple of hours away from officially introducing us to their new man gear. sherry burns has a preview of new martinez. >> reporter: good morning every where. and a bay day if you are a washington national fan. announce their new man gear martinez can get them over the hump and into the playoffs. agreed to three year deal with fourth year option. what he lacks in experience makes up as player. and helping lead the chicago cubs world series and 16 seasons, including a four year stint with the montreal expos. hoping the manager in the team's history can lead to the

press conference starts today at 1:30 and we'll have it covered here tonight. i'm sherry burns for news4 sports. now this. >> scenes from the colors guard, an original play that celebrates the new joyce of a, or i should say the joys of a new play of art. the play is part of the national gallery of family programs department. this is the writer and director and she joins us this morning with more on this play. >> thank you so much for being here today. >> i'm delighted to be hooer. >> this is a great opportunity for parents to look kids to getting into something and free. we'll get more to that in a minute. so tell me who is this created for. specifically talking about some children. 4 and up is that right? >> certainly it's going to be very appealing for children 4, 5, 6 years old a d

entire family will enjoy it. there is a lot that adults will take from the play as well as young children. >> and where is the inspiration in this? where does that come from? >> well, i really wanted to celebrate the kind of art that captures the beauty and joy all around us. and the cutouts are that type of art. so basically we stepped inside of his process of creating the cutouts to create a sort of inside view on how heart art is created. >> so this is sort of read the book and see the movie? so would you see the exhibit first then see the play? what would you do? >> i think it's a choice. there is a room that features the cutouts in our play. so i think by seeing them beforehand you would have a window into the visual of the show. but i think i would probably encourage familie

in addition to that, they can also participate in a hands on arts activity that we'll have following the show where they make collages inspired by ma tease work as well. and all of that information is on our website. >> tell me about your characters. who did you get to take part in this and roles? >> we have three wonderful professional actors in the cast and they play the characters of color, line, and shape. who are the elements of art. and then there is also sort of two other characters, one is our projections, we have wonderful animations and projections designed by jerry o who is designer. and original jazz core created for the show as well. so music is voice in the show same as actors. >> very cool. we appreciate you being here with us. color garden has seven performances, november 4 through 12 and again admission is free so mark your calendars with your

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strip mall. we are working to find out when it will open and up date you as soon as we hear. erica is probably going to be the first one to know. she was super excited. >> yes, i'll. i'll walk right down there. >> we are now less than 100 days of the winter olympics in pyeongchang. >> yeah, a lot of the events. >> ilgt's about 80 miles from soule. takes us to attem temple site t captures the essence of south korea. >> this provides the setting for one of the country's most beautiful sets. the temple. this was founded in the 600 by a monk as the story goes he received a

which led him to mount u da. there a dragon appeared and told the monk to build a temple dedicated to those studying wisdom. it was destroyed during the korean war. and now 60 different bu ta temples and many trails to enjoy the beauty of the mountains. >> the monk say if you turn it it's the same as reading a buddha scripture which is contained inside the structure. every buddha is a work of art and view into south korea culture. it sits in constant meditation, chanting, ringing bells, and drumming. these are all buddhist methods to bring mindfulness and

visitors from all walks of life come to pay their respects. it is customary to bow when you enter the temple as a symbol to wish good for all others. some light candles or bring offering for special prayer for a specific person. this is also home to a nine story statue. it is considered a national treasure. built in the 10th sooecentury a desane is very unique. for those who want a deeper understanding of understanding of dubuddha, it offers a stay. monk's life. visitors can stay overnight to learn more about korean culture. some go to escape the buzz of the city, others to rejuvenate their spirits and clear their minds in a tranquil environment. people from all back

whether you visit the temple to take in the lush scenery or decide to extend your stay to seek enlightenment the site is known to leave every person with a peace and appreciation of the beauty. news4. >> well, we are going to be unseason bly warm as we go throughout the day. 74 for afternoon high. and with the sun we'll even warm-up into the 70s tomorrow. then clouds move. 76 for friday. changes of late day showers. through the weekend though we'll change again, 62 for a high. cooler saturday. slight clans of few showers. sunday upper 60s. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour and have the umbrella next week, guys. >> thanks, sheena. that's it for news4 midday. thanks for joining us. remember back on air at 4:00 this afternoon. >> you can

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we're live in five, four, three, two, one. it's a ground ball right side, could do it. the houston astros are world champions for the first time in franchise history. >> oh, what a night, a stunning victory as the astros win their first world series, and we're see happy for the city of houston, everything they have been through, and now this, they have been wearing their houston strong badges throughout the whole series. talk about what a world series, that's how you have a world series, going into game seven. it was a heart b