the weekends. they wouldn't want to be anywhere else, up and at it early, and with some very important information that we're happy to bring you throughout this next half hour. first, let's begin with what everybody is talking about. that is that shift in the temperature that we have seen over the last couple days. >> lauryn ricketts, we saw sue began and emilia wearing a couple players. >> they were. emilia, i'm sure, called susan and was like, hey, it is going to be chilly tomorrow morning. true to the point. temperatures in the 40s and 50s right now. we're going to stay in the 50s. we have that cloud cover. you may have seen a few peeks of sunshine if you were out early this morning. again, mostly cloudy. we have a little bit of a breeze, as well. that'll continue to die down. our temperatures dip into the upper 40s. again, much cooler conditions. we've got some timing changes on that rainfall. yes, we're expecting some rain today. unsettled weather next week. we'll talk tall about it on the ten-day forecast. the timing coming up in 15 minutes. at 9:00,

district. six people forced from this apartment building on champlain in northwest. the flames broke out at 2:30 in the morning. last check, nocrew s had to work for some time to get the flames out. working to figure out what sparked that. a search underway for a highway computer in maryland. police telling us at least four cars were shot at along i-270 after 8:00 last night. you're looking at a shattered window. a viewer tweeting us the picture and saying her car was the fifth one hit. police have not confirmed that information yet. you are looking at video from our news 4 traffic camera from the scene. this happened near shady grove road in rockville in the northbound lane. you may have been one of the thousands of drivers stuck in the traffic nightmare on the

this was all because of a robbery that led police on a chase and it eventually left one of the suspects dead. we're getting a closer look at some new video from the robbery. news 4's darcy spencer showing 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 some customers to stay down as they ransacked the store. this man was there when it happened. he's wearing the white shirt. >> they had guns. >> reporter: the robbers may have gotten away with even more, but a cashier refused to open a secure door in the check cashing area. >> they say, let's go, let's go, in spanish. she's calling the police. >> reporter: the robbers got away but not for long. >> got a

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 taken to the hospital friday evening. she says she wasn't feeling 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."

news 4 works for you this morning to get you ready for winter. we're going to be doing this all week long. today, we have teamed up with washington gas for a day of weatherization. >> not felt much like winter, or even fall. maybe a change in that today. but volunteers in washington gas employees will be visiting homes to help folks find ways to save money this winter. we have some helpers this morning with us. news 4's emilia draper and susan hogan joining us live this saturday morning. they're at a home in capital heights. >> good morning. >> good morning. we were just talking out here, with the cooler weather, it is a nice reminder, you know, why weatherization is so important. >> absolutely. and a lot of the things they're going to be doing at the homes today we can do ourselves. i'm going to have some tips for you guys coming up. you'll take it from here. actually, could be the president of washington gas. you can go warm up. see you in a

susan is going to be giving us weatherization tips coming up around 9:15. right now, i'm joined with adrienne chap m-- adrian chapma president of washington gas. >> we have over 225 employees going out to 150 homes throughout the washington metropolitan region to do particularizatio weatherization, tighten up the homes and lower the bills. >> it can save you money doing simple things around your house. >> low-cost measures. less than $50. they can help save over $275 a year in both heating and cooling bills. that is just a huge amount of money back in our customers' pockets. >> adrian, this isn't the first year washington gas has done this weatherization, day of weatherization. >> we started in 2005. five years ago, we started to do it throughout the region. doing it in as many homes as we can, trying to help those on

fixed and lower incomes, be able to get more money in their pockets to do other things they'd rather do with the money. >> wonderful program. coming up, all this week, we're going to have more on getting you ready for winter. winter weather outlook coming up on thursday, what we can expect. whether it'll be a cold, snowy or dry winter. we'll have more ways you can weatherize your home, guys. >> a lot of great information there. emilia draper with us early on this saturday morning. thanks. well, are you ready for it? that extra hour of sleep. >> i'll take it. >> who would say no? it is that time of the year, daylight savings time ends tomorrow morning. don't forget to rewind, set the clocks back one hour before you go to bed tonight. also check your smoke detectors to make sure they are working. remember that you should have one on every floor and also close to wherever anybody sleeps in the house. if your smoke detector is more than a decade old, ten

is time ore place to replace it >> life-saving advice there. make it a habit. 9:07. king jamjames making his way toe district. how his performance against the wizards got everyone talking. and you're watching "news 4 ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. narrator: they call him enron ed. because washington, dc lobbyist ed gillespie represented the worst of the worst. lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. 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.

wiz fans, might have been tough to watch last night, the loss at capita onel one arena. we fell to cleveland, the cavs at home. what everybody was talking about, this guy, king james, lebron, scoring big last night. he captured 57 points for the team. this is the second highest point total of his entire career. the final score, also a high score of the game. >> it was. >> 130-122. i'm depressed but, man, king james, he dominated. >> royalty. >> that's right. you might want to get ready for tomorrow's big name, the redskins will take on the seahawks. >> the seahawks won four games in a row. the redskins need to snap this two-game losing streak. kickoff is tomorrow, 4:05 in the afternoon. time on this saturday right now, 9:10. we're watching the storm team 4 forecast slowly as we look live at union station in the

quite a breeze out there. a chill, as well. we have lauryn tracking some rain, too. and the latest on the sex assault allegations against both harvey weinstein and new claims against "house of cards" actor kevin spacey. it's 9:11. you're watching "new

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. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad because i'm a pediatrician, and for ed gillespie to say i would tolerate anyone hurting a child is despicable.

maybe if you're headed to the vineyard today -- i think i know a couple people that are headed there -- it won't be that bad. mostly try today. we are going to have some of those clouds. temperatures will be in the 50s. once we get to the later afternoon, download the nbc washington app because we'll have rain showers. we'll talk timing on that and if you're headed to the vineyard, do some leaf keeping along the way. talking about the fall foliage in a couple

>> you're focused on the viwine and the vineyards. we know you, ricketts. >> we know where you just came from. new york city police are building another case against harvey weinstein. this time, an actress explains her alleged rape experience from 2010. >> police are going as far as saying that if these allegations were more recent, they would absolutely make an arrest. nbc's kate snow with the details. >> reporter: the new york police department confirming they're gathering evidence to seek an arrest based on interviews of pad de la huerta. she accuses weinstein of raping her in 2010. >> 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: e

lawyer telling nbc news he expects charges. >> her story is of high interest because there are features 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 allegations of non-consensual sex. nbc news confirmed there are also investigations of weinstein underway in the los angeles area and london. also in london, metropolitan police investigating a 2008 sexual assault. media reports say that one surrounds actor kevin spacey. he hasn't been seen publicly since last week. nbc news spoke to someone who worked on the set of "house of cards" for two years. colleagues felt uncomfortable with spacey's behavior and complained to superiors. spacey routinely gave special attention to men, especially the lower level production assistants. adding, there weren't secrets about the behavior. the

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 new 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. following tuesday's terror attack in manhattan, unprecedented security is underway for the new york marathon. taking the mark tomorrow, thousands of uniformed officers will be along the course. thousands more will be in plain clothes. the nypd will have snipers on rooftops to protect runners as well as spectators. 9:17. news 4 continues to work for you to help you prepare for winter and save some money all along the way. >> today, we're giving you tips on how you can weatherize your home when the temperatures start to dip. that's what we're feeling this morning. news 4's susan hogan isve

capital heights. we're watching washington gas, who is helping a homeowner. >> susan, we saw you headed inside. >> i'm in here nice and warm, for sure. washington gas is going to 150 homes in our area. we are at one of them. what they're doing is winterizing and weatherizing these houses. what they're doing here for these families, we can do on our own. let's take a look at four things that we can do to keep ourselves warm throughout the winter. the first thing we do is put plastic on the windows to seal out the cold drafts coming through. also weather stripping around your doors and windows is another great thing to do. taping cracks in the windows.cr literally put waterproof tape there. aerators around your faucets lessens the amount of hot water that

this on your own. this is weather stripping. come over here for your door. what you want to do, if you want to look at your door, close it and look for any daylight that comes through. all you have to do is take this weather stripping. you unpeel it. tape it along the edging right now. it is so simple. this is another weather stripping, and she already has one here. this is brook. so sweet of her to let us into her home. pull that right off. you're going to tape it up against your door. it prevents some draft coming through, as well. under $50. and the savings is huge, roughly $275 a year. simple things. if i can do it, trust me, you can do it, as well. guys, back to you. >> you make it look easy there. susan hogan live in capital heights. i would love it though for her to come to the studio and do it

or my house. >> we're freezing cold. >> sorry, guys. couple more weeks you have to deal with this. >> it's okay. >> winterize the studio. >> everybody is saying the temperature dipped outside, but i don't need a jacket. >> angie is like, it feels comfortable out here. we are unveiling our winter weather forecast on thursday. again, tune in for that for the afternoon shows. 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, we'll have the latest information on the storm team 4 forecast for this winter. you may want to check that out because we have a lot of snow in the forecast. let's a little peek right there. all right. let's go ahead and talk about some of the weather today. we have the clouds coming in quickly. you can see a lot of the cloud cover right now. this is the way it is going to look outside today. it looks like it is going to rain at any time. it is not going to be the case. the reason, we have an area of high pressure that's blocking some of this rain. it'll eventually get

it is chilly. temperatures in the 40s. we dipped a degree or two here in the d.c. area. we were about 54 the last couple hours. we're down to 49. you can see not a lot of cloud cover or rain here in this area. a little more sunshine to the north. we have to head south to find that rain. the rain will make it to our area. as it move s north, it'll die ot and weak because of the area of high pressure. i'm not expecting rain until the late afternoon. we need rain because we're almost at peak for some of these leaves. i was driving out to my home in winchester. it is beautiful. in southern maryland, looking good, as well. we just don't have the bold color that we usually do. it's thanks to the warm october. friendship walk in d.c., cool and cloudy. the veterans parade, dress in several layers. the beer festival, i'd go the first av

because we could have rain showers. i expect the rain showers to move in after 3:00 or 4:00. light, scattered rain showers through this evening. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s today. as we go through the evening, we stay in the 50s. again, with areas of light rain. let's time it out for you. we have the cloud cover moving into the region. here comes the rain showers. very light. if you're out and about after 3:00 or 4:00, download the nbc washington app. you can get a grasp of when the rain moves in. we will have drizzle tomorrow morning before we dry out tomorrow afternoon. plenty of clouds tomorrow. rain through monday afternoon. possibly on tuesday. we're tracking tuesday's rain. looks like it could stay south. it'll be something we watch. definitely a cooldown for the end of next

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forecast and also talking about the change in temperatures and rain on the way. >> temperatures in it 50s, where we'll be all day. winter forecast coming thursday. of course, we'll have tips on winterizing this whole week. but thursday is the big unveiling of our winter weather forecast. today, we'll have some rain late in the day. some light showers here and there. that'll continue early tomorrow morning. cloudy tomorrow. mid to upper 60s. >> above average, right? >> just sunday and monday. >> okay. thanks, lauryn. that'll do it for "news 4 today." we will see you back again tomorrow

will have power over your health care. adams supports letting insurance companies deny coverage for pre-existing conditions. seniors would be charged more for health care; premiums would go up. and adams supports giving employers the power to block birth control access for female employees. john adams: wrong on health care,

. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. 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.