>> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> right now on "news 4 today," many are picking up the pieces after a scary scene on i-270. several car windows were shot out. the search is on for whoever is responsible. plus, we have the video that started the deadly chaos on the capital beltway. it's the chase that left many in miles of traffic just sitting there. >> nightmare. >> yeah. it's that time again. we're falling back. we have four things you need to know before daylight saving time. > >> you get an hour this weekend.

4th of november, 2017. i'm david culver alongside my friend angie goff. >> reunited once again. >> back together. >> it's feeling cool, finally. >> i wore a couple layers. i had a jacket on this morning. lauryn ricketts is tracking it in the weather center. >> a little chilly. absolutely right. you'll definitely need the jacket out the door this morning. temperature in the 40s and 50s. we also have a little bit of a wind that started picking up late last night. we're seeing that right now. it'll continue to diminish throughout the day. 52 degrees here in the district. outside the beltway, temperatures are in the 40s. it is chilly out there. we may dip into the 40s here in d.c. as we go through the morning before we start to rebound and take those temperatures back into the mid to upper 50s. that's where we'll top out today. it is much cooler out there. we have timing changes on that

forecast for today. and some unsettled weather into next week. we'll show you the timing of the rain today and also the unsettled weather we're going to see next week. that'll be coming up in about 15 minutes. >> we'll check in with you then. meantime, we want to get to this difficult morning for several folks in the district. six people forced from this apartment building in northwest. d.c. fire says the flames broke out around 2:30 this morning. last check, good news here, no one got hurt. crews had to work hard to put out the fire. not clear exactly what sparked it. also developing this morning, there is a search underway right now for a highway shooter in the state of maryland. nobody was hurt, but maryland state police tell us at least four vehicles were shot at along i-270. this is just after 8:00 last night. a viewer tweeting us this picture, saying her car was the fifth car hit. police have not confirmed that at this point. you are taking a look at video

showing the interstate around that time. maryland state police say this happened near shady grove road in rockville on the northbound lane. you may have been one of the thousands of drivers stuck on the beltway yesterday, because of a robbery that led to a police chase, leaving one suspect dead. we're getting new video from the robbery. darcy spencer shows us what happened. >> reporter: surveillance video shows the brazen robbery at this cash depot in wheaton. the armed and masked robbers jumped the counter and told customers to stay down while they ransacked the store. this man was there when it happened. he's wearing the white shirt. >> had guns. >> reporter: the robbers may have gotten away with even more, but a

door in the secure area. >> they say, "let's go, let's go," in spanish. she's calling the police. >> reporter: the robbers ran out and got away, but not for long. >> got a description of multiple masked subjects, armed. we also got a description of a vehicle, a white chevy van. >> reporter: police spotted the van and chased the driver on to the beltway. the van crashed. one of the suspects bailed out. he was struck and killed by a montgomery county police officer driving an unmarked car. police arrested four suspects right on the interstate. this is just one of the guns they say they found in the van. police say these guys could be linked to two other hold-ups in wheaton last month. one at a gas station. the other, a food truck. police released these composite sketches of two of the robbers. to give you an idea of how frightening it was for employees, the woman working behind that counter had to be

well. we're waiting for montgomery county police to identify the man who died and to identify the others facing charges in the robbery. in wheaton, darcy spencer, "news 4 today." now to the district where a man could be charged with a hate crime for attacking a panhandler. happened in georgetown in broad daylight thursday afternoon. we know that the victim was asking for money at the corner of wisconsin and m street when 40-year-old richard moore, according to police, yelled a racial slur at him. the victim is black. moore is white. police say moore then followed the victim into an alley and hit him with a metal object. working to find out how that victim is doing this morning. as for more, he is charged with assault. parents aren't happy with the results of an audit of prince george's schools. hundreds of students graduated

requirements, and it was based on pressure on teachers to graduate the student. there was no evidence of system wide crime. >> i have never done that. my team has never done that. this report, we've never done it. >> it came after being asked to investigate tampering of grades. two members responded to the allegations. >> what i heard today was a ceo and a board chair celebrating the fact that they were not directly tied but that we still graduated hundreds, if not over 1,000 students in the past year alone who did not meet the state graduation requirements. that is very troubling. >> prince george's county schools have to respond to the state by january. they have to have a plan to fix the issues found in the adudit. 6:06. a battle brewing over a popular beer garden that wants to open a second

signs have popped up in a logan neighborhood. it's where the new garden would go. the new spot would hope up to 0 60 -- hold up to 600 people. opponents say it should seat 200. there is worry about live music and trash. reporters say this is what many people want in the city. >> the most popular desire of the d.c. residents is to live in sustainable, livable, walkable communities, where these amenities are outside their door. >> d.c.'s alcoholic beverage control board will make a decision by january. >> beer gardens creates a booming night life in the district. d.c. might add a so-called night mayor. new york and london has someone like this. the person's job would be to work with business owners, local government and the community about some of those night life

the council will hold a hearing on this on tuesday. are you ready for it? the extra hour of sleep. could have used it this morning. >> yes. >> it's that time of year. daylight savings time. tomorrow morning. don't forget to set your clocks back one hour before you go to bed tonight. you'll also want to check the smoke detecters, make sure they're working. you should have one on every floor and in all sleeping areas. if your smoke detectiver erdedr is more than ten years old, it'll be a good time to replace it. how king james's performance against the wizards has everyone talking. we have a recall that you'll need to hear about before your kids head out. 6:08. yore watching "newsu'

ponchos may not be the best idea to keep your children dry from the rain. more than 1,000 rain ponchos are being recalled. >> the draw string in the poncho's hood can pose a strangulation hazard. they were sold in clear, red and blue, both at amazon.com and wheelers.com last year, from may through july. some things to do to make sure they're not a hazard, you can remove the draw string from the poncho to prevent choking.

to return it, you can do that, too. all right. if you're a wizard fan, it might have been tough to watch last night's loss at capital one arena. they fell to the cleveland cavs at home. what everyone is talking about on both sides is how many points the king, lebron james, king james, scored last night. 57 points. >> wow. >> for his team, the second highest point total of his career. in the end, the final score, 130-122. he was on fire. your time is 6:12 on this saturday, as we look live outsi outside. union station in the background. foreground, you can see the wind, the american flag blowing strong. we are closely watching the forecast. lauryn ricketts tracking the timing of rain. the latest on sexual assault allegations against harvey weinstein and new claims against "house of cards" aor kevinct

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yesterday was nice if you wanted to go outside, maybe to do some jogging out there. well, today, it's going to be chilly. temperatures remain in the 50s today. but the good news is we're going to be dry for the majority of the day for most of us. we have rain moving in from the southwestern portion of virginia. it'll move to the north and east. going to have some rain later on this evening. the exact timing for your neighborhood, that's coming up in about three minutes or so. >> ricketts, we'll see you then. want to tell you about this disturbing story out of arlington. police say a man attacked and raped a woman on a sidewalk. they say this woman was visiting from out of town. this morning, they're looking for this attacker. investigators tell us the woman was confronted by the guy around 10:30 thursday night on south randolph street. the attack was not far from a metro bus station. the victim

loading groceries into her car. the man assaulted her from behind. >> it is surprising, especially for the area. >> definitely really scary. >> it is disappointing. someone is obviously taking advantage on a vulnerable moment. >> that is a nice area, too. despite a mass i mive manhunt, police can't find the attacker. they need your help. if you know anything, give them a call. new york city police are building another case against harvey weinstein. this time, an actress explains her alleged rape experience in 2010. >> police are going as far as to say if the allegations were more recent, they would absolutely make an arrest. nbc's kate snow has the details. >> reporter: the new york police department confirming they're gathering ed to seek

warrant for harvey weinstein, based on interviews of paz paz de la huerta. >> she gave great details. it happened seven years ago. >> reporter: detectives said if weinstein were in new york city right now and the assault were more recent, he would be arrested. >> right away, we'd make the arrest. >> reporter: the actress's lawyer telling nbc news he expects charges. >> her story is of high interest because there are futures from the legal perspective that make it a compelling criminal case. >> reporter: a senior sex crime prosecutor is assigned to this investigation but won't comment further. weinstein unequivocally denied any allegationsover n s of non-consensual sex. there is also investigations of weinstein in the los angeles area and london. also in london, metropolitan

police investigating a 2008 sexual assault, surrounding kevin spacey. he hasn't been seen publicly since last week. nbc news spoke on someone who worked on the set of "house of cards" for two years. colleagues felt uncomfortable with spacey's behavior and complained to superiors. he gave special attention to men, especially the lower-level production assistant. adding, there weren't secrets about the behavior. there was one complaint about spacey during the first year of production, saying it was resolved promptly with spacey undergoing training. we are deeply troubled to learn about these knew allegations that are being made to the press concerning kevin spacey's interaction with members of the crew of "house of cards." >> nbc's kate snow reporting there. new images from the terror attack in manhattan have just been released and they show the suspect, sayfullo saipov, getting out of the renttr

you can see the paint ball guns in his hands. you can see -- actually, as you know, eight people were killed when police say he rammed his truck down a bike path and mowed over people. new barriers are in place along the path to keep cars from entering the area. following tuesday's terror attack in manhattan, an unprecedented security trap underway in new york city because of the new york city marathon. when runners take their mark tomorrow, they'll notice thousands of uniformed officers along the course. thousands more will be in plain clothes. the nypd will also use blocker vehicles and have snipers on rooftops to protect runners and spectators. ♪ oh, yeah. google honoring superstar selena, for the 28th anniversary of her first studio album. now the latear

honor long overdue. selena has her own star on the hollywood walk of fame. her sister was on hand to unveil the star in her honor. thousands of fans showing up to be part of the historic moment. selena was on the rise to crossover stardom when she was killed by her fan club president back in 1995. look at the turnout in l.a. her legacy lives on. i'm a selena fan. >> me, too. i was in texas during that time. when google did that, i shared it with everyone. i thought it was wonderful. forever selena, right? >> yeah. you wonder where her trajectory would have taken her to. >> rising star. 6:21, the time now on this saturday. lauryn ricketts, we're talking about having to wear layers coming in here. >> chilly. did you feel a little bit of a wind when you were coming in, as well? little breezy for me

welcome it. >> you're like, thank goodness. >> surrounded by fans. >> i know. it's not that cold in the studio right now. >> i know. i'm about to turn it down. >> why did i mention that? oh, man. you know what, go outside, angie, because the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s, as well. we'll take it. temperatures yesterday made it to the mid to upper 70s. 80 is where we topped out yesterday. i don't see any more 70s, at least until monday. we have a roller coaster of weather. the 50s today. 60s tomorrow. 70s. then we really drop as we head into next week. much cooler today. warmer tomorrow. the big chill is on the way. temperatures out there right now, you step outside the beltway and we have temperatures in the 40s. 52 in washington. again, a little chilly, especially once you head to the shenandoah valley. temperatures today make it to the mid to upper 50s. pretty much everybody will be in the 50s. we have changes to today's

the morning. in fact, dry for a good portion of the day. then after about 3:00, we're going to have rain chances increasing. nothing happening on the radar in our area right now. the south is where we're seeing some of the rain. it is moving at a slow pace, but it is going to continue to lift. i believe it'll cross over i-66 after about 3:00/4:00 today. again, we're going to have light, scattered rain showers as we go through the evening. but the key word is they are going to be light. let's go ahead and time it out for you. 7:00 a.m., a little sunshine. the sun comes up at 7:39. clouds on the increase. here comes the rain. look at this. not until after about 6:00 here in the d.c. and baltimore metro areas. light, scattered rain showers continue into tonight. maybe a little drizzle tomorrow morning before we get a few peeks of sunshine into tomorrow afternoon. temperatures a lot warmer tomorrow. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s. the ten-day forecast. set the clocks back.

daylight savings time ends tomorrow morning at 1:00 a.m. i'm keeping tuesday wet, but a lot of the rain is headed south. we cool wednesday through fri narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd.

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some of you might be tired after binge watching "stranger things." more than 350,000 netflix subscribers watched all nine episodes in 24 hours of its launch. unbelievable. >> that is. >> and nearly 60 million people watched the first episode in the first day. >> speaking of "stranger things," check this out. a swarm of bees -- are you watching here -- got folks' attention in downtown city yesterday. they got to witness vicki, a beekeeper, sleeveless. the bees flew as high as three stories. lucky, br

luckily, brown was able to find them once they settled on the motorcycle. know how she got them back in? >> how? >> found the queen bee. got the queen bee in and the rest followed. >> how? >> she's a beekeeper. figured it out. feeling a lot more like fall. >> we're tracking the temperatures on this saturday morning. we're back right af

>> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> 6:31. welcome back in to "news 4 today" on this saturday morning. i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. glad you could join us. we've been talking about the drop in temperature we've been seeing. >> yeah. >> it'll be cooler than the last couple days. >> we're feeling that as we head outside. need a couple layers maybe, lauryn ricketts, as we start off. >> definitely layers. i grabbed my hat on the way out the door. you can feel

woke up this morning. it is going to be chilly throughout the day. temperatures are staying put. it is a beautiful morning out there. a little on the breezy side. mostly clear skies to partly cloudy skies. we are going to have clouds increase throughout the day. 52 right now. as we continue through the morning, we're going to have those temperatures stay in the lower 50s. we're talking out in the mid to upper 50s today. we do have some rain chances later on in the day. we're going to be talking about those rain chances, timing it out for your saturday. we've got to see changes. it is all coming up in a little bit. guys? >> thank you, lauryn. 6:32. if you're not going to be around to boat next weekend in virginia, act fast and get it validated. virginians head to the polls next tuesday to pick a new lieutenant government and attorney general. absentee voters need a valid reason for not being able to vote in person. we have a link on the nbc

search absentee. president trump is making his first trip to asia today. yesterday, he made a stop in hawaii. after greeting the governors of hawaii, alaska and the pacific u.s. territories, paid a solemn visit to the pearl harbor memorial. president trump also meeting with leaders of the u.s. pacific command to talk about north korea's nuclear threat. then he's going to head to japan for his first stop in asia. 6:33. back at home, a trial date has been set for president trump's former campaign chair. it all has to do with the russia alleged meddling investigation. manafort and his long-time business associate were indicted earlier this week for money laundering, conspiracy and other federal charges. the charges stem from before manafort joined the trump campaign. manafort is currently under house arrest. a big year for "meet the press, "marking

weekend, the longest running show on television, which is no easy feat. the milestone will be celebrated tomorrow. you can catch it right here after news 4 today at 10:30. the d.c. mansion murders. so far, the lone suspect still awaiting trial, has a court hearing on monday. news 4's megan fitzgerald talked with the family's housekeeper, who thinks about the family every day. >> reporter: a brutal nightmare played out inside this home two and a half years ago. the family and their housekeeper were held hostage for 18 hours, tortured and murdered inside their woodland drive home. only one suspect has been charged. >> sometimes i'm so distraught

>> reporter: gutierrez was the family's long-time housekeeper for decades and could have been inside the mansion that day if not for a twist of fate. but she still remembers how nervous and unsettled amy was in the weeks leading up to the murder. i spoke with her this week. she didn't want to go on camera but says amy wasn't herself. >> called me and said, oh, nelly, amy locked me out with the dog. i said, why? she said, oh, she went to get flowers, you know. how can she lock her out with the dog? >> reporter: that wasn't the only sign that amy was under a lot of stress. amy sent her this e-mail on april 19th of 2015, that we're seeing for the very first time. nelly says she misplaced small things like phone numbers and e-mail addresses and was constantly changing nelly and vera's h

nelly one week before the murder. >> hey, nelly. it is amy. i'm calling to see if i could get your services monday/tuesday or monday/wednesday, would be good. >> it is because you are distracted. >> reporter: nelly thinks amy knew someone was targeting the family, but so far, just one person has been charged in the heinous crime, even though legal experts say more arrests could still come. details of what happened inside the home and why likely won't surface until the case goes to trial in september of 2018. megan fitzgerald, news 4. your time is 6:36 on this saturday. what does tomorrow's time change have to do with your health? we'll fill you in. and the four things you need to k

time when "news 4 today" continues. stayith us. w ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education.

already feeling a chill this morning. 150 homeowners in our area going to be a little warmer this winter. >> washington gas has its annual day of weatherization. susan hogan has more on how we're working for you in the community to get you ready for winter. >> reporter: a little heat goes a long way. and tweaking our faucets does, too. monet is getting his clinton, maryland, home winterized for free. >> feels like christmas. >> reporter: he has more than 100 homeowners chosen to get their homes weatherized. washington gas started project weatherization several years ago, working with a number of non-profit agencies to identify

homeowners in need. >> they can save about $225. >> that's significant. >> very significant. >> we're not talking about like expensive things to do. fairly simple. >> they are very simple measures that one can do themselves. >> connect the plastic on to the tape. >> reporter: from sealing our windows with plastic. >> slide it here. >> reporter: to weather stripping areas around the doors to keep the cold air fixing cracks in windows. >> they taught me about weatherization myself, and the whole process, what i should do and what i could do, the things i could do on my own. >> susan hogan with that report. washington gas kicks off its day of weatherization. news 4 going to be working for you and hanging out with the families who chose to get their homes winterized. >> susan hogan will be joining us live coming up at

morning. we'll have more on that coming up. and we are back in a moment.

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welcome back. the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's get a check of what they're working on with sheinelle jones and craig melvin. hey, guys. good morning. >> good morning, angie and david. coming up on a saturday morning on "today," we're live in hawaii where president trump is spending the day ahead of his first trip to asia as president. we'll have the latest on what the trip will entail and why this particular trip is so important. also ahead, open enrollment is here, but there are some important changes to obamacare since trump has taken office. what you need to know to make sure you aren't paying a hefty penalty. have you heard of the one-shift challenge, guys? this is where people eat one chip made with the world's hottest pepper. guess who is going to try it this morning? sheinelle jones has volunteered to take the one chip ch

story. and then we have balloons. a preview of new balloons at this year's macy's day parade, when we get started on this saturday. we are doing this at the end. >> craig, you need to prepare to talk a lot. >> have a trashcan nearby. there is one news anchor who needed it. >> we have a trash can on standby. water and milk. >> fire extinguisher. >> all the good stuff. >> sheinelle, you can say no. you don't have to do it. >> she does, david. we've teased it. >> now it is official. >> she has to deliver. thanks, guys. good luck. >> see you in 15. the next time you hop on american airlines flight out of d.c., you'll want to look for this next woman. news 4's kristin right tells us why the skies are friendlier, thanks to betty nash. >> reporter: in

knew she wanted life's journey to take her sky high. >> i never changed my mind, no matter what education i had or anything. i always wanted to be a stewardess. >> reporter: betty was picture perfect in uniform. 60 years later, she still is. >> the names have changed but it is the job. it is still about people. >> reporter: american airlines is celebrating betty's 60 years of service. it drew a party at reagan national. everything pink, betty's favorite color. she said, it is the little things that matter, like talking to each and every passenger as they get on the plane. >> people want a little love, a little attention and a little luck. it's just the truth. >> reporter: a airline surprised betty can tiffany diamond earrings and a $10,000 donation to the charity where she volunteers. and she'll always cherish her 60th jubilee chain. >> it's gorgeous. >> reporter: evom

betty's regular passengers from her flights from d.c. to boston wouldn't miss this. >> when she says, i say hello to every single person that walks on the airplane, she does. >> she comes by my seat, how is your dad doing, your sister doing? she remembers my stories. >> we love you. >> reporter: betty is 81, and she says she'll keep flying tomorrow, the next day and the day after that. because the sky is still the limit. at reagan national airport, news 4. 6:47. nasa says the ozone hole over antarctica shrunk to the smallest size since 1988. it reached its maximum in september. this year, nasa says it was 7.6 million square miles wil s wide. the ozone protects us from the rays that can cause cancer and keeps harmful substance

the atmosphere. we have to turn our clocks back tomorrow morning and may get more sleep. but we also lose that sunlight that we all love at the end of the day. people actually are impalcted b this. this is a disorder out there. >> yes. >> it influences people when they lose the daylight. know yourself and your body. >> also a good reminder to check the smoke reminders. >> good idea. >> we have stories of people who don't have them working. >> yeah. >> do it today. >> i need to do that. i always have the battery -- well, i have something in the stove go off, and i take the batteries out. >> you're one of those people. come on. >> i know. i'm definitely one of those. >> you have to put it back in. >> i forgot. i don't know where it is now, but i'll check it when i get home. check the clocks back into tomorrow. that's always a sign that winter is coming. temperatures are going to drop. it'll be more like winter as we head through next week. not necessarily ase

weekend. we have a roller coaster of temperatures. right now we're in the 40s and 50s. it is chilly out there. we also have a breeze. we are headed to the mid to upper 50s today. that is it. we do have dry conditions, at least for the first half of the day, and then we'll start to see some rain for the second half of the day. now, we have rain showers to the south. again, most of the day will be dry. these are going to be light rain showers moving through the area. need the umbrella but maybe a small one. if you're running errands today, noon, we're looking good. maybe peeks of sunshine. the clouds will increase as we go through the morning. sun comes up at 7:39. you may get a little sunshine this morning before the clouds are on the move. then as we head through the afternoon, we are looking at temperatures in the 50s with some light, scattered rain showers. nothing happening on the storm team 4 radar right now. here's the rain moving at a snail's pace. it'll cross through i-66. after about, i would say, 3:00 or 4:00. the friendship walk in d.c. lookilook ing

good, as well. dress in layers. the d.c. beer festival. two waves. the second wave could be on the wet side. as far as this, most are at peak. brilliant colors. we need to cold nights. after 5:00 or 6:00, we'll see light, scattered rain showers through tomorrow morning. then we'll dry out, not clear out, as we'll continue to have clouds around for tomorrow. we'll get into monday looking a little bit warmer with temperatures in the 70s on monday. we're in the 60s tomorrow with some clearing taking place. tuesday, we are tracking some rain. right now, looking to go to the south. like to see a couple more updates on that. plan for rain now, but we could be drying out the end of next

ralpand as a doctor, nobody ever asked if i'm a democrat or republican. they just want my help. so if donald trump is helping virginia i'll work with him. but donald trump proposed cutting virginia's school funding, rolling back our clean air and water protections, and taking away health care from thousands of virginians. as a candidate for governor, i sponsored this ad because i've stood up to donald trump on all of it. ed gillespie refuses to stand up to him at all. last night is the first time

"only the brave," phenomenal film about the hot shot firefighters. if you're looking for something to do this weekend, maybe a movie is on the list. >> we have this week's box office preview. >> this avenger's side piece is the third standalone. cate blanchett joins the fray as the goddess of death, accidentally freed by thor's brother. the god of thunder will try to save his home with equally powerful pals. it is rated pg-13. >> oh, no. >> what is it? >> my mother is coming for christmas. >> mila kunis in "bad moms christmas." the overworked mom is reunited with her side kick. they're going all out for christmas. all is calm and bright until the grandmas show up. it is rated r. john k

elected president of the united states. >> woody harrelson is in the cross hairs of history in "lbg," playing the vice president. john kennedy. he works hard to pass the civil rights act after the president's assassination. it is rated r. it'll take a little longer to get there. >> steve carell can't bury the past in "last flag flying." looking up old vietnam friends for one last mission, to uncover a former soldier's son who was killed. that's the box office preview. get ready to laugh. larry david is going to host tonight's episode of saturday night live. featured on the show during the election, playing bernie sanders. >> it is only david's second time hosting. he is starring in "curb your enthese yae enthusiasm." miley cyrus

guest. here are four things you need to go as you head into saturday. at least four cars were shot at along i-270 last night. no one was hurt. maryland state police are now looking for the gunman. follow updates on our twitter page. take you to maryland, where we can show you video from yesterday's robbery at a check cashing business. this was in wheaton. it led to a deadly chase in college park. find out more about the suspects in custody by opening the nbc washington app. president trump will leave hawaii and head to japan today as part of his first trip to asia as commander in chief. it comes amid boiling tensions with north korea. he'll also spend time in south korea. this marks the end of daylight savings time, meaning we turn our clocks back one hour tomorrow morning. the sun will rise at 6:40 a.m. and set around 5:00 p.m. >> getting dark early. >> yup. su

we can enjoy that. we'll have the sunshine out there. this morning, clouds later this afternoon and rain chances following that. not until later on today. most of the day, going to be dry. we will see some rain moving in after about 4:00 here in the d.c. metro area, throughout the evening. it's going to be light, scattered rain showers. drizzle. warmer tomorrow. rain the second half of monday. possibly on tuesday. >> we hope you're looking forward to enjoying the extra hour tonight. we will be back here with a news and weather update in 25 minutes. >> then we're back at 9:00 with

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