an off duty d.c. police sergeant shot to death while sitting in his car in baltimore. this morning we know the 17 year veteran of the force was also under investigation at the time. president trump touched down in asia overnight to the first stop of his five country tour. why he says he's planning to meet with russian president putin this week. and just like pumpkin spice, falling leave and football, another rite of autumn is pond us, the end of daylight saving time. >> that was me. just tossing and turning. because you don't know what time it is. >> well, you may feel more rested this morning, maybe not. i will say look

didn't even need a lot of coffee this morning. >> well, i'm going to -- >> we're working for you. >> i'm triple downing on this one. we'll get through it. >> good morning, i'm angie goff. >> and i'm adam tuss. and we also want too ta talk aba wet start to our sunday morning. there are raindrops out there. lauryn ricketts is back with us. >> and we have a little bit of that smmist and fog out there. that will continue to move on out. sun rise, 6:40. yesterday it was at 7:40. so of course those clocks back an hour. you can barely seat washington monument out there. we have a lot of fog out there. but again we'll keep the clouds around today. pretty much everybody is in the 50s right now. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s. yesterday we made to 61, but it didn't feel

to climb. nothing showing up on the radar, but we do have the mist out there creating some of the low visibilities. so that's what we'll be dealing with through the morning. we've had to add a few areas of rain and days of rain, so we'll talk about that coming up. new this morning, the american red cross helping a family and their pets after this devastating fire destroyed their house. take a look at some of the pictures. montgomery county fire tweeting out these photos last night. this home is in germantown. officials tells us that the electric fire was started by an outdoor flood light. a d.c. man is facing a murder charge after another person's body was found plalast weekend on benning road. d.c. police have arrested samuel davis, they say he killed a man found inside a home there. an automatic top c

asphyxiation. someone opened fire on sergeant tony mason jr. while he was in a parked car. show peculimari stone has more. >> reporter: 40-year-old sergeant tony anthony mason jr. was shot and killed in baltimore early saturday morning. this woman who doesn't want to be identified describes the scene. >> i heard like six gunshots. and after i heard will the gun shots, i and the police came. >> reporter: he was off duty when sitting in a parked car in west baltimore with a 43-year-old woman. someone walked up to the car, shot both and ran away. >> ambulance came and was pumping on his chest. >> sar gentsd mason died in a hospital, the woman survived with a gunshot wound to the leg. >> terrible. >> reporter: and we're learning more about sergeant mason, he was on

an internal affairs investigation. noncontact basically meaning that his police powers were removed and he was now assigned to administration at this time duties. now, there are unanswered questions about what led up to 24 shooting. hope fly we'll get some answers over the next couple of days. here in northwest d.c., shomari stone. and d.c.'s mayor he reacted to what happened. >> we support the investigators and we want to get to the bottom of what happened certainly for his family, and for the people of that neighborhood. >> mayor bowser says she has been in close contact with police chief and hopes to have new information in the coming days here. you'llen want to stay with nbc 4 for any new developments. and we now have learned more about that nerve-racking shooting investigation as take a happened on i-270

montgomery county police telling us a pellet gun was used to shoot out cars along the highway on friday night. a viewer sent us a picture of her damaged car but police not confirming if she was one of the people targeted. people say four cars all had damage. no one was hurt, but police still want to know who fired that weapon. if you have any information, please contact police. today president trump is in japan marking miss first official visit to asia.his firsl visit to asia. >> he willing there for two weeks to talk with allies. and you can see air force one as it touched down in tokyo earlier. the president and first lady greeted fellow leaders and met with u.s. troops. he also golfed with shinzo abe and a professional golfer. after t

visit four other nations. he says element likely meet with vladimir putin because he wants his help with north korea. senator rand paul recovering this morning after a neighbor allegedly assaulted him at his kentucky home. that happened friday afternoon. police say that when they got to the senator's home, they arrested this man, 59-year-old are a he may bare are a pla r . they believe it was a politically motivated account. we're learning new details about the robbery and clahase. five were arrested of a sister the armed robbery after a check cashing store in wheat tonight. they were caught after the chase on the beltway and a sixth man was hit and killed when he got out of the van. on

herera was involved in this robbery in september. a fight at a bar in fairfax count ty has turned deadly. authorities found hills garnett right outside the vem lossity 5 bar on trinity parkway. he had been stabbed. they rushed him to the hospital where he died. police have arrested and charged the man responsible. this morning a man is in jail after loud police say he tried to grab and kiss a tri trick-or-treater. have a guy oig oig was arrested. he had grabbed her hand and kissed her on the cheek. deputies say they have uncovered possible additional encounters involving him. anyone who has involve should call the police. another person is now accusing actor kevin spacey of sexual miscondu

spacey groped him at the age of 18 while his father actor richard dreyfuss was in the room. dreyfuss describes the alleged 2008 incident in an account for buzzfeed. he said they were rehearsing his father's lines. he writes my father didn't see it and i didn't tell him about the incident for many years. instead i spent the next nine years tell willing people the steer at parties for laughs. dreyfuss explained that during the script reading session, spacey repeated lir placed his land 00 dhachbd on dreyfuss' th. the show "house of cards" has been canceled as a result of the being a could you have stations. democrats and republicans holding dueling rallies in northern virginia including one that included a maryland politician. why voter turnout could be the deciding factor in tuesday's race for governor. and congress dives into tax reform. we'll tell you about the new xbox drops and so

swift's new alum, that is all in the week ahead. and waking up to raindrops, but it looks like things are starting to clear out. a closer look at the rest of the day and the week has in store for us is next. ralph northam: i'm ralph northam and 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

ck 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.

welcome back. it is the final push for the candidates in virginia's race for governor. >> this weekend both the republican and democrat in the race held rallies to get out the vote. ralph northham and ed gi willll will face off tuesday. northham supporters had to hold their umbrellas, while at gillespie's event, larry hogan came to pump up the audience. the gop is hoping to break the streak of democratic wins in the commonwealth just as the

>> most important governor's election in our lifetime and it really is. >> we're knocking on a lot of doors. it's unprecedented for virginia. i've never seen anything like it. >> some polls showing the race is a dead heat. election day is tuesday. stay with news 4 for our continuing coverage. we will cover nearly 70 races including some in the state of maryland. and of course we'll have the returns on our nbc washington app as they happen. time is 6:13. happening today, people will walk and run along the national mall for breathe deep d.c., the longevity foundation event raises awareness and money for lung cancer. our own doug kammerer will once again be the emcee. check in and registration starts at 9:00. the 5k walk and fun run will start at 10:30. perfect for all walkers, strolgers and even pets. the long

foundation says one in 16 will be diagnosed with lung cancer. and if you are planning to head out for maybe that event or some other ones, i don't know, from the picture behind me, i have a feeling, lauren, it will be a cloudy one. >> it will be. it's misty, cloudy, but it will be warmer. temperatures in the med to upmi upper 60s. and let's show you the forecast. oouts looking like not too bad. temperatures in the 50s for that as it gets under way. 9:00 a.m. and then as we head through the afternoon, temperatures will the low 60s. we topped out in the low 60s yesterday, but you're right, it is a bit of a foggy morning out there. so we are drying out, but not clearing out. the clouds will stick around and a little bit of a warm-up the next two days and then we have rain changes this week. temperatures right now in the 50s. so really not too bad out there.

vi visibility is down, in hagerstown down to about a mile and a half. but we will continue to see the low visibility. but i believe the fog will lift as we go through the morning. the sun now coming up just in about 30 minutes. 6:40. so 35 minutes. it is cool and damp through the morning. watch the road sbpray as well. wtop is stlag istelling me ther of road spray. so if you want to head to maybe brunch, it will be warmer. i don't know if you would sit outside, but not a bad looking day. there will be limited sunshine out there today. and we don't have a lot of sunshine this week. we have rain chances coming back on monday, and then i've had to add a chance tuesday, wednesday and thursday unfortunately. so again, a few areas of some drizzle and

around. and we may part those clouds a little bit tonight and then we'll see more rain tomorrow through the day moving from the northwest to the south and east. so shenandoah valley. and out through the middle part of the evening and then we dry out overnight into tuesday. temperatures tomorrow in the 70s, so it will be much warmer. but this is all the frontal system that will stall to the south and areas of low pressure will ride along it like a train. temperatures will drop and we dry by friday. wil e'll be back in 15 minu with more of the top stories. good morning. i'm pat lawson muse. the terror attack in new york sharpens the focus on soft targets here in the washington area. local police departments are reviewing their security strategies. we visited the emergency operations center at national harbor which reportedly sees 12 milli

they are expecting huge crowds this year as we head into the holidays. scott macfarlane and tracee wilkins are joining us this morning. and scott, soft targets can be the most difficult ones to protect. we have plenty of them here. what do we know that is taking place this week or would be? >> and it's not just in the district of columbia. on obviously we have suburban communities with enormous crowds for sporting events, transit centers, a major casino. a lot of places where a lot of people gather. we know in may the u.s. transportation security administration, same area that puts the airports, put out a memo to all police departments nationwide to beware of truck attacks. and truly going after pedestrian. we saw that manifest itself in new york city this week. we also know there is a lot of coordination. our area is blessed with dozens of police agencies who do talk to each ear and there are federal agencies with a footprint here. we also have the major transit systems. vre, mark rail and metro, we

operation center this week in landover and they nhave 7,000 cameras systems wide. thousands more than just a few years ago. so we at least very well surveilled. >> but we still wonder if it's enough. we were shown the national harbor emergency operations center. what happens there? >> 145 cameras looking everywhere around national harbor. and what the chief said and it's important to remember that not only are they paying attention to what is happening locally, but also things like what happened in nyo rk. they are communicating and listening to how that can impact our area and he called it looking for trends and paying attention to trends and seeing if there is anything that they need to do to change up their efforts here. but the other thing folks can feel comfortable about in the washington area, we have so many police departments, law enforcement officials who are not only in constant communication with one another, but practice with one another, practice how to respond in case of a terror attack in washington.

they let the media know about it. but to make sure that when they come together, they ever the resources knows effectively save lives. >> we've never had more police agencies in our area, but also worth mentioning those police agencies are shorter on officers. there is an authorized level of police required at every agency and nearly all where below that authorized level. >> new charges against former charles county teachers aid oig accused of sexually abusing dozens of students. scar loews be carlos bell faces new federal charges now that could increase his jail time and may spare his victims from having to take the stand. scott, you broke the story about the new charges. what are the new charges? >> so we have nearly a dozen federal child pornography charges which only simple amplifies the possible prison time if found guilty. but when the feds swoop in and

doors to seek a robust prison sentence, nearly a life prison sentence, without having to bring the children forward. feds talk about forensics, by talking about images and phones. they have experts up there, they need not bring children up there. we saw it in carraway's case. he got 75 years at the federal level which helped prevent victims from having to come forward in the courtroom. >> how is the school system dealing with this and where do we go from here? >> well, the charles county school system is still in the midst of investigating what has happened and having communication with parents. they had meetings at the beginning of the school year where multiple meetings parents could come in and ask questions, find out more about the investigation. i think that in all of these instances, you have families that feel like we could always use more information. there are a lot of questions wh about how was this allowed to happen. and you have a

will know what prince georges went through with the deonte carraway case. but for the kids, i have been in the room with them after the carraway case and i talked with a mother and her son on multiple occasions. and i watched take that child who even with therapy was obviously distressed, not really good with communication with his mother, had really been impacted of course by this tragedy. so long after the charges are done, we have kids who are living with this. and in this case 42 and more than a dozen who still have not been identified who are seen in video and officials don't know who these children are. >> scott, bell appears on the new charges on monday, correct? >> monday afternoon in greenbelt on the federal charges. he will enter a plea of guilty or not guilty, but he also has the 200 charges in charles county, so a long legal future ahead of him. >> tuesday is election day in virginia. and the

poll shows the race for governor tightening. northham's lead has narrowed to 49% of likely voters to gillespie's 44%. this is a very close race. tuesday is all about turnout. >> it reminds me of 2009 when it was a race the whole nation was watching almost as a barometer of how the national political landscape looks and out national landscape feels. and what we see is so many outside interests, so much outside money pouring into this race. it's almost being taken from the hands of virginians until voting day when they can actually have their say. >> and it's an off year election to more pressure on the candidates. >> and there is nowhere else to spend the money.only other state is new jersey and that cake is already big. it's not a competitive race. so everybody is watching virginia even far outside the

speeders beware, police have issued more than 3,000 tickets since the start of the crackdown on speeding along indian head highway. the crackdown followed a series of deadly accidents on route 210. it started at the beginning of september. 3,000 tickets is an awful lot. police clearly are not playing around here. >> we have several unique roadways in our area, sort of the nature of the washington, d.c. area, one of our distinctive characteristics. we have parkways, indian head highway, all these roads with a higher volume of traffic than they were supposed to have. traffic volume will lead to danger. and it's kind of hard to stop that. >> some of the cases cited were

115 miles per hour in a 55-mile-per-hour speed zone. another driver speeding along with two children, small children in the car, one in the front seat. but not in a car seat. you have to wonder what people are thinking. >> it's almost like a circus. and this is what people who live along 210 have been complainin about for years. it's a straight and flat road and people speed. and what they have been crying for for years is that the prince george's police department would get more involved. and that's what they are doing. we have had too many people lose their lives on this road. aaa says it is the deadliest road in the dmv. so when you have that kind of an issue, you have to do something. and the hope is that this will make it a safer road for folks. >> yeah, the message is slow down. hang on to your cellphones. news 4 iteam involves phone snatchings are not only on the

taking your phones are getting more brazen in our region. scott, in several recent cases phones were snatched right out of people's hands. and i'll correct myself. cases are actually the physicality. >> the robbery of a phone, the thievery of a phone, the taking it from a pocket or purse, that is actually down because we now can brick or phones and disable them and so it makes a little less tempting. but those who want to steal it get physical now in part because you're carrying around $1,000 in your hand when you have a new iphone and you have the ear buds in, so you are kind of broadcasting to the world hey, i have a phone here and i'm not paying attention to you. the in tmetro system is concern about the release of the iphone x. they think that it will cause problems. and so people will be running after it, they don't just let it go and say good-bye, they chase after the criminal and that is when there is a real risk of

metro station. >> so is it are more likely to happen on in metro stations? >> ultimately anybody who has ridden metro know that it is more vulnerable here. walking down the street, perhaps less so. so we recognize that there is a unique risk there, but we checked other jurisdictions, prince george's xountdity has had dozens. prince william county has had an increase in cellphone robberies from prior years. so police are paying attention. >> people are not going to stop talking on cellphones in public. >> we asked transit police do they say put the phone away? they know that nts wouone of th. but they say be situational a wear. when you're on the he is came late tore, perhaps standdying ae

and what concerns police is not necessarily the loss of the phone is that it creates violence. >> yeah, when they take it out of your hand, that invites an encounter. look unand p and be aware. a tragic ending to that violent car crash during lunchtime at an upper moral borrow accident. many not it was a miracle that no one was killed when the car plowed through the wall, but someone has now died. tell us about him. >> isaiah pew was a pill lorear the community, had worked with the boy scouts for most of his life and was a commissioner for the district and was highly regarded. and when the news broke, we were first there on the scene and first person i talked to was judge phillip nichols. and he was saying in a, you know, i'm okay, but i was saying discussing the boy scouts with

friend of mine would i don't know if he will be okay. but he described the car plowing through and that the table landed on top of both of them. he was on the ground. isaiah was on top of him and a table on top of them and he was unconscious. it speaks to the incredible impact of the vikehicle. so yes the family is making arrangements for their father to be laid to rest. police are still investigating. they can't begin to discuss charges until they are done. and i anytime are dealing with a car crash, it's an extensive investigation. the driver said my brakes weren't working and i was going 25 miles an hour when i went through the restaurant. so they will have to take a look at that car and see what was going on with it. >> what oftenhappens, these investigatio

also one of the first things police check for are phones that may have been in the car at the first time. that is the first stop, it help there was not a distraction issue about that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.about that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.bout that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.out that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.ut that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.t that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues. that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.that. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.hat. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.at. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues.. all right. thanks so much. news 4 continues. right now, the american red xros is helping a family and their pets after a fire destroyed their house in germantown. fire officials tweeting out these photos saying the electrical fire began because of an outdoor flood light. there is a manhunt for the person who killed in off duty d.c. police officer, sergeant tony mason jr., shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday morning. detectives say a woman was also shot. she is expected to be okay.

status with the police department at the time. president trump is spending his first full day in asia today. hundreds of military members gleeted his rifle in tokyo. he also spent the afternoon dining and golfing with the japanese prime minister. he is spending nearly two weeks in asia to meet with allies to talk about the nuclear threat from north korea. and right now it's 6:31. not 7:31. we fwogot the hour back. it's tloep throwing a lot of people off. anyone with kids knows this just creates complete chaos and havoc in the house. anyway, 6:31 in the morning on sunday morning. i'm adam tuss glp and i'm angie goff. and we did hope that you did enjoy that extra hour of sleep. but things haven't changed as far as like the rain waking us up this morning. >> lauryn ricketts can tell us about that.

she can tell us about a lot of things, but we'll stick with the weather. >> i am a plethora of knowledge. glad you admitted it on air. but you're right, we did have some persistent rain last night. light showers, but we did pick up about half an inch. look at the fog settling in. at 6:00, we could see the washington monument, but not the case anymore. watch as you make your way out this morning. we have this and also road spray and leaves are making it slick to travel. temperatures in the mid-50s. we'll take it into the mid to upper 60s. nothing happening on the radar, but again we know we have that mist out there the radar is in the picking up. low visibility as well. watch for the wildlife. but again, this will improve as we go through the morning. the sun coming up at 6:40 and then we'll have a warm day, but rain in the forecast. a lot more than we had yesterday. we'll talk aboutat

day. right now we have a heads up for drivers. the eastbound span of the bay bridge closed off for the across the bay 10 k run. everything should be back to norm am by 2:00 this afternoon. but until then, two way traffic operations are in place on the westbound span of the bay bridge. so plan ahead for heavy traffic through that area. it is 6:33. today 50,000 runners will take on the new york city marathon just days after that terror suspect drove a truck on to a bike path near the world trade center killing eight people. >> and save tir and security on everyone's minds there. the napd will have thousands ever officers on duty and spread out through the entire course. fl national guard will be there as well as extra dogs and blocker vehicles. andrew cuomo talked about his concerns. >> you will have thousands of officers on duty this weekend, but i

just a precautionary measure. >> the governor insists that runners and spectators do not have any known threat to them to worry about today and says everyone should feel comfortable. well, this is a mess. a flight bound from china to on dulles international finally on the ground after a midair brawl. united airlines say a passenger got into a fight with a flight attendant shortly after takeoff from beijing. the pilot had to turn the plane around and they say the passenger started the fight but all unclear where y. all the people on board were compensated for the delay. tomorrow anthony weiner is expected to report to federal prison. he pleaded guilty in may to sexting a 15-year-old girl. he's sentenced to 21 to 278 months in prison and he will serve that time at federal center that provides mental health care and sex offender treatment to its inmates. he alsoas

fine and serve three years probation after his release. so we got a lot happening this week in the world of business. >> here are 4 things that you need to know -- congress begins the heavy lifting of passing tax reform bill. republicans say it will cut taxes and drive economic growth even if it increaseses deficit. critics question whether it will do much to help the economy. who will benefit the most and whether republicans can get enough of their members to vote for the bill. this year's iphone and alexandria galaxy upgrades are already sold out. and taylor swift's new album drops tuesday. a few tracks have already been released. her ready for it music video racked up over 50 million views in just over a week as well. media companies and retailers lead the week's earnings parade. watch for names like disney, 21st century fox,

ddot wants to know how bad you want that prime parking spot. starts tomorrow the agency will test out a new demand based pricing plan in the penn quarter and chinatown neighborhoods. you will find the cheapest parking spots around $1 per hour weekday mornings. the really good times will cost as much as $5.50 per hour, i guess that is closer to the capital one center there. that is way up from the current primeti primeti primetime rate of $2.75. and a heads up for the blue and yellow lines. weekend shutdowns continue because of track work. so no yellow lines are going to or coming from downtown d.c. yellow line only running between hunting tonight and national airport. if you want to continue into the district, you will want to switch to the blue line to do that. chances are you know someone coping with anxiety or depression, and they may even be your own kids.

so we are taking a look at kids' mental health. doreen gentzler spoke with six high school students to get an idea of what they experience. this is part of our ongoing series changing minds which focuses on mental health. >> i think anxiety in general, just no way around that. and i don't know, when i get anxious, i don't get anxious about like just likes i don't really have control over, especially with school. it's such a competitive place to be. and like if i got a b and someone got an a, it causes more anxiety and kind of a snow balling thing. >> are you comparing yourself to your classmates augull the time rather than trying to accomplish your americpersonal best? >> especially with social media, you're not just comparing yourself to people kadic i academically. you think people look better than you, you think people have more friends than you.

people's lives and comparing it to your own, it makes you feel inferior for sure. >> is snapchat wher -- >> snap, twitter. >> where is the stress producing stuff taking place? >> i would say mostly snapchat because you never know, you can send something out and then someone else will post it on their 1250er and they would just be talking bad when you and they will make you feel like overwhelmed. >> and the students told doreen other parts of their lives can feel too hard to handle at times. she will have more tonight at 6:00 p.m. if you're a smoker, would you give it up if that meant you would get more time off from work? a tokyo based marketing firm is now offering the popular in-s t in-senin-sent difference. they

this was after employees complained in a those who smoked had all the smoking breaks. >> and on average, they use 15 minutes for that break. >> only 4 out of 42 smokers on the staff have quit smoking since september. we know it's so bad for us, yet people still do it. a tough one to kick. she was able to save a cemetery from a widening road project, but now one local pass tar has a new mission. and she wants to remember and honor the lives that rest there. wait until you see who is helping her with that project.

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or, 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. we have a cross the bay 10 k gett

if you are planning to head out for some of the afterrace activities, not looking too bad. the fog and mist will start to lift out of here. it is damp out there. temperatures 50s and we'll take them into the 60s today. maybe some areas getting around 70. i'll let you know about the rain chances today and we've had to add more this week, i'll show you that in the 10 day forecast in a couple minutes. and it's another busy week for president trump. he is in japan marking his first official visit in asia. >> and this comes with the backdrop of threats from north korea still top of mind. joining us now as he always does every understand, moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd to talk about all of this. obviously he has to be careful with the wording with north korea even more so that he's on that side of the world. >> and i have to say so far, it's early in this 2rtrip, he's done some vists

indicated that people are telling him to on use measured words. he was for instance deciding not to respond to former presidents bush both father and son and that criticism, saying when i return, i'll have comments on that. >> so measured. >> yeah, for now. we are early. but he was actually asked are you concerned about some sort of provocation by north korea while he's over there. and i think that that has to be a concern. there is almost an expectation that he will do something, either rhetorical saber ralgtszing or actual saber rattling with a missile test or something. and i think that that is the concern everybody has on this trip. >> and this is a long trip to asia. i was in asia when george h.w. bush was president visited. and i think this is the longest trip since he took that wong. >> they are grinds. these presidential trips, i did four or five of them and there

is alleways a couple conference that you go to. they are grueling and the time zone differences can really take a toll. >> when we saw the first indictments could out in the russia investigation also on the aed jen today is agenda is a meeting with vladimir putin. how do you think that will play out? >> well, especially if somehow that is more that comes on out of the special counsel sometime this week, there is an expectation that those indictments that we saw last week were just the beginning and that we may see more especially this month we may see more possibly even before thanksgiving. so if more indictments occur while he is overseas, it only adds to the pressure and intensity and scrutiny of a putin meeting. >> do you think it's wise for him to announce that he will meet with the russian president given everything? >> here is the thing. this is a case where he'd be damned if he did, damned if he didn't. if he somehow doesn't, then he's letting it impact the relationship. if he has nothing to hide,

he should have nothing to hide. so i think he doesn't want to act guilty either. so either way i think he's in that awkward position at the end of the day the united states and russia anytime a president -- the proptwo presidents are in t same city, in the same conference or summit, there is usually an attempt to have the american president and the russian leader meet. >> and we're excited about "meet the press" because we hear that you will be popping champagne next door. >> 70. >> young. >> not too bad. >> benjamin button. >> ageing in reverse. >> and it's a special edition? >> every "meet the press" is special. don't forget that. no, absolutely, we'll have fun with it. we have a lot of sort of trip do you know down memory lane. the very first broadcast was at 8:00 p.m. i mean i could have excellent in back in the old days. >> you can dial it back your first appearanc

>> you were like a blogger, right? >> i was on there to explain where the word blog came from. share with the country. >> i love it. >> and look at you now. >> lack at me now. >> all right, chuck, we'll tune in for that. and you can see "meet the press," 70th celebration here, show coming up at 10:30 right here after "news 4 today." the schools, groesh beery store, the pool all part of what was once cotton plantation. >> and you know it as lansdowne community now in loudoun county. >> and david culver shows us who is helping. >> reporter: it may look like a simple elementary school presentation, but this is basically a recruitment of young story tellers and future

the way. >> anybody excited about history this morning? >> reporter: we first introduced you to her last year. she showed a cemetery that she helped discover near route 7, a road widening project threatened the hallowed ground. but for her it wasn't sdrus about preserving the historic cemetery, it was much more than that. she wanted to remember and honor the lives that rest here. and boy did she do her homework. she reads off 17 names of those who were enslaved. the fourth graders standing to represent each person. >> does this look familiar? anybody know this? yes? what is this? >> reporter: from the local grocery store to the pool, and even the very school building, these students are linked to what was the cotton plantation. >> 10 this connects them

>> i really want do a lot of the archaeology. it's kind of cool to find out how they lived and compare how differently we live. >> reporter: with her own young daughter by her side, pastor michelle believes educating this diverse group will yield much more than elite researchers. >> this project will help them not be a part of hate that is present and eventually eradicated through education. >> reporter: teaching the divisions of the past in hopes of a united future. david culver, news 4. well, today you can help out victims of abuse by donating needed items. new underwear, sports bras, stuffed animals and flip-flops are being collected to help womened men and children who get medical help. you can tee natucan donate to 1

we haven't had any snow days just yet, but california sure has. first snow of the season fell on the sierra nevada range. northern california got a nearly 6 inches of snow. it sent people into a frenzy with many scrambling to get their homes and cars ready. >> well, it is november in the sierra mountains. >> i lived in california and we would go snod wboarding all the time pup get t time. >> no snow here, but drizzle for sure. >> yeah, i think the earl years we ever had snow was like october 21. >> of course maryland had some snow last week. >> yeah, i was gone. shenandoah valley up in the mountains, because some of the leaves just got falling -- got

falling? >> some coffee. >> they were falling because they had -- thank you for going to the graphic. they got snow on some of the higherer he wielevations. let's just talk about our weather. we have fog out there. thoo fog is blanketing the area right now. it will begin to lift, but visibilities are rather low. temperatures are in the 50s right now. we'll continue to see allow clouds through the morning. but temperatures are actually going to rise. we'll be into the 60s today, upper 60s. the rain is too light to show up on the storm team 4 radar, but again, the fog, walk out and it is so damp. so again, watch out especially for those low visibilities. watch the roads. a lot of road spray out there. we got half an inch of rain yesterday and with the leave hes, it can make it slick for traveling.

the clouds around. halloween parade got postponed to today at 2:00 p.m. looking good for that. and we have rain chances pretty much all throughout this week. definitely tomorrow. most likely through tomorrow afternoon here along i-95, mid-morning if you are along i-81. so again, here is some of that mist out there right now. that will dry up as we go through noon. look at this cloud cover sticking around and then as we get in to the overnight, we could have a little bit of clearing before a frontal system approaches the area. we could have a few showers early tomorrow morning just to the northern shenandoah valley along i-81. but then that will continue to move through here after lunch. all this should be wrapped up around dinner. and then we're dry as we go into tuesday night. but more rain expected tuesday afternoon and then also wednesday and thursday. temperatures in the low 70s tomorrow despite the rain and clouds. so we could have areas of heav

northwest to the southeast. tuesday, wednesday, thursday tracking rain chances and much cooler conditions. 6:52. larry david hosting "saturday night live" last night. >> yeah, and it didn't take long for him to bust out the bernie sanders impression. take a listen. >> i do ed a new dinette senet.r over your health care.

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, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. 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.

that being said, i do need a new dinette set. >> are you okay? >> better than ever. we're going ting to win the bet anyway. which means if i lose, i'll bring everyone else down with me. >> larry david took snl by storm last night. and what you just saw was david's hilarious bernan

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shot during the face in las vegas. and president trump touches down in japan ahead of a trip that he hopes will divert from the political controversies back here at home. and the final push for votes under way ahead of tuesday's gubernatorial elections. some rallies are drawing big names. welcome in, sunday morning 7:00 daylight saving time. did it get you? not every clock resets itself. >> having to be up so early, you are always checking the phone so you don't ever really get the rested sleep. but nice to have the extra hour. hope some of you were able to enjoy it. angie goff here. >> and i'm adam tuss. we want to talk about the weather because it's a bit dreary out there. we want to improve, but will it. >> i do believe by this afternoon it will improve. really what is your definition of improvement? does that mean sunshine? because that is not likely going to happen. it looks like we will keep the clouds around for much of the

day today. but we will improve on the fog front. that is just blanketing the area getting thicker by the hour. but i do believe it will start to clear out as we go through the morning hours. most likely after about 9:00 or 10:00. so we'll be dealing with this for a while. the fog again has brought down the visibilities so be careful as you make your way out. with the loi adviw visibility a leaves on the roads, just be slow. currently temperatures are in the 50s. a little bit of mist. once that gets out of here, temperatures will go up to the mid to upper 60s for day hooim time highs. we'll talk about rain dhanlss for this week coming up. 10 gay in 10 day in a few minutes. we have an update on the local woman who was

vegas. this is video from the day on the tech horrific night. her family is telling the nbc station in san diego now that she is talking and walking again. we're also told that the life long soccer player is also able to kick a soeccer ball around again. a huge step. her family says also she is able to talk, she didn't fully understand what she is saying, so she will start working with a neuro psychiatrist. it's baby steps at this point. >> but amazing to see the progress there. flew this morninnew this mo american red cross is helping a family and pets after a fire destroyed their homes. montgomery county fire officials tweeted out these photos last night. the home is along cabana court. officials say the electrical fire was started by an outdoor flood light. the fire caused nearly half million dollars in damage. right now there is a hunt for the person who shot and killed an off du

officer this weekend in west baltimore. sergeant tony mason jr. was shot while sitting in a parked car. a woman was also shot but she is expected to be okay. a woman who doesn't want to be identified described the scene to news 4. >> i heard like six gunshots. and after i heard the gunshots, i looked out the window and the police came. >> news 4 has learned that sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time of the shooting due to an internal investigation. we have now learned more about that nerve-racking shooting along i-270 in rockville. montgomery county police tell us a pellet gun was used to shoot the cars along the highway. a viewer sent us a picture of her damaged car, but police have not confirmed that she was r

still want toe-to-know who fired that weapon. another arrest, we are learning new details now about that robbery and chase that bakd up the beltway traffic for miles on friday. this was a mess. montgomery county police now identifying the people in the surveillance footage. five were arrested in total after the armed robbery at a check cashing store following a chase on the beltway. a sixth man was hit and killed by an unmarked police cruiser when he got out of the van. police say one of the men arrested was involved in a gas station robbery that happened in september. today president trump is in japan marking his first official visit to asia. >> that's right, he is spending nearly two weeks across asz i can't where he will meet with allies about the growing nuclear threat with north korea. and you can see air force one here as it arrives in tokyo early this morning local time. the president a

and they also met with u.s. troops at an air base there. president trump also golfed with japan's prime minister and a professional golfer. now, after this, he will visit four other nations meeting with world leaders and likely meet with vladimir putin because he says he wants mi s his help wit north korea. back here, demonstrators are gathering to protest against president trump. the protesters gathered in cities from portland to new york yesterday. some are calling for the removal of the president and vice president mike pence. some demonstrators say they are threatening humanity and the planet. a couple of arrests were made during the rallies. and in virginia, there is now a major push this weekend to get out the vote. tuesday or course is the big day in the race for governor. northern virginia is a prime target for both candidates. julie carey reports on their efforts to swing votes

>> reporter: umbrellas in hand instead of campaign signs, the pouring rain didn't stop a couple hundred diehard democrats from turning out to hear from the man they hope will be the next governor. ralph northham. >> are you ready to win november 7th? are you ready to keep virginia blue? >> reporter: better weather, but a similar scene earlier in the day as gop candidate ed gillespie worked to pump up his supporters. >> this is the most important governor's election in our lifetime and it really is. >> reporter: but the final speaker at this rally not the candidate, but maryland governor larry hogan who gave the gop a surprise victory in that state three years ago. gillespie wants to follow in his sto foot steps to break the streak of democratic wins. >> he has the right ideas for putting this state back on track. >> ms-13 is a mess. >> reporter: while both sides spent a lot of time criticizing each other's ads, the candidates stuck to broader themes. for

northham, the need to push back against president trump's addreagend agenda. after the rally, gillespie declined to answer any questions on camera. northham says he is encouraged by what he sees. >> we're knocking on a lot of doors. i've never seen anything like it. >> reporter: this is northham's final campaign event in northern virginia before election day. gillespie and the gop team will have their final rally in northern virginia on election eve. julie carey, news 4. stay with news 4. our team reporters will be covering nearly 70 races including some happening in maryland as well. and of course we'll have the returns on our nbc washington app. we do have some sad news to report this morning from the nbc family. "the tonight show" host jimmy fallon's mother gloria passed away this weekend. in a statement given to e news, jimmy's mother passed away saturday in new york city. this is ve

comes after fallon canceled a taping of the late night talk show on friday. his mother was 68 and reportedly he was there by her bedside when she passed. >> and she had actually come on the show and played herself a couple times. >> and he just recently released his latest children's book called mama. and i know that she was a big supporter of that. so our thoughts are with jimmy and his family. >> absolutely. meantime extra officers and cement barriers everywhere, security is tight for today's new york city marathon less than a week after a deadly terror attack there. shocking new account from a man who says kevin spacey groped him while his unsuspected father sat nearby.

ralphcandidate for governor,rtham, 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.

today 50,000 runners will take on the new york city marathon and the nacypd is beefg up security after the terror attack by having thousands of officers on duty. the national guard will also be there as well as extra equipment, dogs and blocker vehicles. governor andrew cuomo says there are no known threats and that runners and spectators should feel comfortable. another person is now accusing kevin spacey of sexual misconduct. actor harry dreyfuss claims spacey groped him when i was 18 while his father richard dreyfuss was in the same room. dreyfuss describes the alleged 2008 incident in an account for buzzfe buzzfeed. he said they were rehearsing his father's lines and that his father didn't see. he says he spent the next nine years telling people the story at parties for laughs. spacey is accused of putting his hands on dreyfuss' thigh, just one of the many allegations now against spacey. his hit show "house of cards" has been canceled as a result of all the

the rain today and went, but when will it return? lauren has your sunday forecast including a change in the temperatures and what to expect mid week. and we all walk around with our phones in our hands everywhere. but in arising number of cases, those phones are being snatched, grabbed, stolen. what you should know is and what you shouldn't do if that happens toou you. y

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, wrong on birth control, wrong for virginia. disclaimer: i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad.

deep this d.c., say hi to doug kammerer. tell he will be out there. even by 9:00 a.m., there could still be some fog out there and then as we continue through the morning and into the afternoon, temperatures warm up. we're not in the 60s until afternoon after that lunch hour. and speaking of doug, of course he will have his winter forecast outlook, that is coming up on thursday. and we have tips all week with amelia and doug. we'll let you know if we see the winter weather on the 10 day forecast coming up. going to be getting chilly. >> that is a good tease. >> most highly anticipated forecast coming this week. on the new iphone x will be released in days tempting the eyes of crooks. actually some people were lined up on friday to get it. >> absolutely. and an investigation by scott macfarlane and the iteam reveals criminals who target your

are getting more brazen around the dmv. >> reporter: peel running through metro stations, but not to catch a train. they are running to catch the people who stole their phones. below ground and above. brazen criminals snatch phones in a flash right out of people's hands. it happened this summer at a doughnut shop on new york avenue and months earlier it was jeanette oliver's phone. >> i grabbed for my phone and she wasn't there. mine was taken in church of all places. >> reporter: where she is choir director. she says a visitor grabbed it from her purse. >> you want to be welcoming because it's church after all. and it was gone. >> reporter: the news 4 iteam pulled police records in d.c., virginia and maryland and found something we didn't expect. several police agencies report the overall number of phone thefts is actually dropping. as technology

to brick or lock their phones rendering them in-operative if stolen. but we also discovered that thousand of phone heights are sti heists are getting more physical. is it scary? >> after the shock wore off, yes. >> reporter: maryann has never seen the video until now of the moments after a man stole her phone on capitol hill. he husbandtled off e street and toward a metro train. >> and it was like on a monday morning. i had to process what just happened, did i imagine this? no, i didn't imagine it. my phone is gone, my bag is gone and i see him in a cloud of dust. >> reporter: the iteam found one big pattern, an easy escape route. in recent weeks, the crooks struck near the door of a cvs pharmacy. another near an open space in a crowded spie pizza shop and as doors of a train opened. police say we're leaving ourszs too vulnerable to these

right out in the open, having ear buds in our ears while we walk focusing too much on what is in front of us and not nearly enough on what is around us. >> always maintain that awareness, he know how many stops until your next stop. >> reporter: the police chief has eyes in the sky watching for would-be phone snatchers, including here at their security operations center at landover. and with police scattered on the platforms. but he says riders near to bebe vigilant. >> are people around you watching somebody that you should be watch something. >> reporter: be aware of somebody standing too close. our producer shows how normal it might look to others. but police say do not do what this passenger did at a green line station, chase after the man who stole her phone. watch the video as he weaves through the station, the victim follows him back on to the train before the thief jumps back off. maryann says she never tried to run after.

like a rocket. even if i was his age, i could never have chased him. >> reporter: these days she's keeping her eyes up even if others are looking down. scott macfarlane, news 4 iteam. >> if you have aer to idea they should investigate, go to our app and click on investigation. people will be walking and running for breathe deep d.c. it raises awareness for lung cancer. and doug kammerer comes out year after year to emhe seat event which is very important to him. and you're looking at some video from last year's event. and check in and registration starts at 9:00. the 5k walk and fun run begins at 10:30. it is perfect for walkers, strollers and even pets. long ghefrity foundation says one in 16 people will

>> wow. >> i know is this is a cause that is dear to doug just because his family has been impacted by lung cancer as well. so a great event to support. maybe not the best day to be out there. >> you will need the umbrella this morning especially with registration beginning at 9:00. i don't think the fog will be out of here until 9:00, 10:00. it is thick. and as we got in, i could still see the washington monuments but 30 minutes went by and you could barely see it anymore. so we'll show you that picture. but the fog handitha hanging on. sun was up at 6:40 a.m., an hour prior to yesterday thanks to daylight saving time. so fog hanging on and once we get some of that sunshine, although we'll keep the clouds around, the fog will start to dissipate

driving conditions because the leaves are on the ground and damp roads so it's slippery out there. and temperatures will be in the mid too upper 60s and then we'll drop. tomorrow though we stay in the 70s and then we're back in the 50s. look at that, nothing. can't barely see anything. and here we are, look at the visibilities now down to just about a mile and a half in some portions of the region. that will lower before it starts to get better as we go into the middle part of the morning. temperatures in the 50s until we get the fog out of here and then once we get into the afternoon, i don't think it will be unit will after lunch hour, that is en the temperature will start to go up. we're predicts 60s for today. so again not a lot on the radar. the fog is just too low to the ground for the radar to pick it up. but you know when you look out side, we have it, we have the mist. temperatures in the 60s if you want to head to brunch, cloudy but dry. not sure if you want to to sit outside, but it won't be bad. mio

69, foggy misty morning and again, warmer. we made to the low 60s yesterday. we can see a little bit of the scattered light rain showers this morning. that will end. look at this, still keeping the clouds around at 12:30. this evening they may break a little bit, now we're watching a frontal system, that front will bring us some rain possibly mid-morning in the shenandoah valley 37 most likely around here after lunch hour, and we could even have spotty areas of some heavy rain tomorrow afternoon. it will end by tomorrow evening and then we have rain showers tuesday, wednesday and thursday. low 70s for tomorrow. again, it will be warmer than today, but tuesday, wednesday, thursday that frontal system stalls and areas of low pressure will ride along it like a train, so we could have rain chances even day. temperatures in the 50s. we get back to 60 on friday. tre news onhe on other side

baby watch at the national zoo and it has nothing to do for with the pandas. we could see the arrival of a newborn western low land gorilla. >> so cool. the highly endangered species, they use commonly human tests to confirm that it's 15-year-old there, the gorilla, is pregnant. the father is a 25-year-old

silv silv silverback. zoo officials are cautiously optimistic that the baby could be born between late march and early may next year. >> adorable when they are llgts. we're excited to bring you brand new segment here. >> and it's with you are own jim hand handly. >> he will highlight important work in oun community. >> he will spotlight men with a high pressure job. keeping the monuments clean with the pressure washingers. you can see all that right here at 5:00 on. >> and if you want to hand to hanley, go to his facebook page and leave an idea. there is nothing that jim cannot do. >> i have a couple ideas. sky diving instructor, you know, some things that we could have hanley do. >> good tv. >> people who maintain the bay bridge, get them

real high. i'm offering jim up. >> cool segment. stop staffers from hillary clinton's presidential campaign are hitting back that claims of the dmpt nc considered dumping clinton from the party's ticket. and a boy shows his classmates that he is just like everyone else. >> live pictures from the 10 k. look at this one guy, he is run backwards on the bay bridge. keep in mind that you will face delays as the run and walk takes place. but good for everyone to be up and about.

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.

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.

. local las vegas shooting victim tina frost is walking and talking again. a family spokesperson for the dru young maryland woman says that although frost is able to talk, she does not fully understand what she is saying. frost will start working will a neuro psychiatrist soon. there is a hunt for the person who killed this off duty police officer. sergeant tony mason jr. was shot and killed early yesterday morning. detectives say a woman was shot and she is expected to be okay. mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. and while you were sleeping, the clocks turned back

so things will be different when you get off work tomorrow, it will be dark as you head home. >> yeah, a lot to pay attention to. earlier darkness and more sun in the morning. so the whole thing changes. but we'll get used to it. >> we'll all have to adjust. >> and let's talk about adjusting to the weather. still dealing with fog and drizzle out there. lauren has a look at the forecast. >> and speaking of when everybody gets off work tomorrow on, the sun goes down at 5:03 tonight and then 5:02 tomorrow. sun came up at 6:40 today. so welcome to daylight savoring time ended and now we're in standard time. look at that, just a little nasty out there right now. we have the mist, the fog, the low visibility. so watch when you make your way out the door this morning because traveling can be a little treacherous mainly because of the fog, the wet

55 right now. we'll say in the 50s this morning. the fog will start to lift after about 9:00, 10:00, but it's holding on tight and then the temperatures will rise. we'll be warmer than yesterday. and that is all coming up in the full forecast. a d.c. police officer was gunned down this weekend in baltimore. >> yeah, someone opened fire on sergeant tony mason jr. while he was still in his car. it was shomari stone has more on what we know. >> reporter: tony mason skrr oig was shot and killed early saturday morning. this woman describes the scene. >> i heard like zusix gunshots d i looked out the window and the police came. >> reporter: police say sergeant mason was off duty in a parked car with a 43-year-old woman. someone walked up to the car,

>> ambulance came and they took the guy out of the car, was pumping on his chest and they took the female out. >> reporter: sergeant mason died at the hospital, the woman survived with a gunshot wound to the leg. >> it's terrible. >> reporter: and we're learning more about sergeant mason. he was on noncontact status due to an internal affairs karkts. it basically meaning that his police powers were stripped away, removed, and he was now assigned to administration duties. there are unanswered questions about what exactly happened in baltimore and what led up to this shooting. hopefully we'll get some answers over the next couple of days. here in northwest d.c., show ma stone, news 4. president trump is in japan. you can see air force one touching down as it arrived in tokyo early this morning. the president and first lady greeted fellow leaders and met with u.s. troops at an air base there. he also golfed with japan's prime minist

professional golfer. president trump is spending nearly two weeks in asia to meet with allies about the growing nuclear threat in north korea. he spoke boldly to the american troops today. >> america e's warriors are prepared to defend our nation using the full range of our unmatched capabilities. >> president trump also had lunch with the prime minister, he says that he plans to meet with russia's president vladimir putin along his five nation asia tour. that will likely happen in vietnam during an economic summit there. in an explosive new revelation, the former head of the dnc says she seriously considered replacing hillary clinton as the 2016 presidential nominee with vice president joe biden. nbc news has confirmed that in donna brazile's new memoir, she writes she thought about the move after clinton fainted in new york city last fall. according to broke aazile, if

could fill the vacancy. she wanted biden and cory booker to replace the nor, but changed her mind because she did not want to disappoint clinton's female supporters. clinton's campaign team says it was shocked to hear about this and it is troubling that she bought into russia and donald trump's propaganda about clinton's health. you can read about it yourself when the book comes out tuesday. 12340r rand paan senator ra recovering after a neighbor assaulted him at his home. police say that when they got to the senator's home, they arrested 59-year-old rene boucher. the fbi believes this was a politically motivated attack. mean time an 11-year-old boy who is confined to a wheelchair sent out to show his classmates in virginia beach that kids wi

anyone else. >> here is his story. >> reporter: fifth graders usually go to the gym to play games. >> how are you doing today? >> reporter: but today they are sitting on the side lines to watch one of their own. >> i want to show kids what a disability is and if there is a kid out there that has a disability that lives here in virginia beach, that there is a sport for them. >> reporter: this is 11-year-old devon johnson and his power chair soccer team. >> when i first started to play, i loved it. >> reporter: he is a new kid at the school, so he wanted to show others despite being confined to a wheelchair, he is no different than the rest. >> he has a disability that we call amc for short. >> reporter: his father says he was born with the disease, but that is not stopping his son there doing something he certainly has the ability to

i'll never to get the first goal that he scored. >> kids with a disability still want to play a sport like anybody else. >> reporter: and this 1 why he is sharing his passion with others in hopes of stopping misconceptions before they start. >> we already educate them ahead of time when they are young growing up, then there will never be that side of, oh, i feel bad. it's just hey, devon can play soccer are and he's awesome. >> love it. well, paying back a local veteran who has done so much for so many. how one group is helping former military personnel suffering from ptsd. >> and also staying warm this winter, news 4 is working for you to get you ready for winter. some tips coming up.

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in takoma park, there is a unique group learning about the possible help benefits of medical marijuana. >> it includes veterans who served our country. it's a medical marijuana evaluation clinic and they helped veterans get certified to participate in the programs. organizers say it's about helping those who have already given so much to our country. >> the v.a. system does their best to try to take care of them, however their hands are a little bit tied on this issue. so we think it's extremely important for us to make cannibis medicine accessible to veterans. >> and veterans don't have to pay anything to participate. on organizers waived the usual $200 service fee. >> interesting. coming up, millennial friendly. how one of the biggest hotel chain in the world is changing their focus to bring in younger travelers. ♪

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us a wake up this morning, temperatures are in the 50s and we'll stay in the 50s through next couple of hours. we have the fog, a little bit of mist out there. and definitely some damp roads. and speaking of damp roads, if you were planning to travel across the bay bridge, you might want to turn on wtop and listen to

bay 10 k. it doesn't look too foggy out there, but definitely on the wet side because you encounter wet roadways for your commute tomorrow morning? pracht perhaps. we'll show you where the rain is headed in a few minutes. and marriott's new moxie hotel in new york city targets millennials with small rooms, big common spaces and low prices. >> aren't a lot of hotels in new york city small rooms? >> actually true. >> well, nbc's seema mody reports on how hotel executives are trying different tactics to woo in the young travelers. >> reporter: marriott is opening its newest moxie times square, but it is definitely not your father's mayor dwrot. from rooms that have wall pegs to hang clothing to the largest indoor/outdoor rooftop bar in new york city, marriott is going after the millennials who would rather stay atten an airbnb thaa

hotel. starting with the play out of the room, many of which are geared toward the modern traveller like this 220 square foot quad bunk room. outfitted with four twin size beds, a foldable table and chair starting at 139 $139. their chief global officer says the room is intentionally small since young travelers spend most of their time outside of the room. >> you've sign the guest rooms while very well appointed are quite small. but a big focus on the public spaces in this hotel. and when you look at economic and demographic trends for the next generation of traveler, they want to be out in public republican. >> reporter: but there are still places inside moxie to socialize like that room to have bar that has mini golf and a rotating carousel. and for those who come here purely to grab a drink but decide that they want to spend the night? moxie has a room called the crash pad which guests can book only from t

but the competition is fierce. marriott's main rival hilton has launched two brands aimed at the any lmillennial minded. it is owned by marriott and also think and grand geared toward the young. travel experts say in order to stand out, marriott will have to be strategic in its marketing approach relying heavily on social media to target lan millennials as more spend their discretionary income on travel. >> what do you think about that? >> it might work. >> there is a hotel downtown called pod that has these smu r smaller rooms. okay. so do you want to know how bad you twhawant that prime park sp? a new program will be started tomorrow. you will find the chooeps parking spots

weekday mornings along 8th street. really good spots will cost you as much at $5.50 per hour. >> a lot of money. >> way up from the current primetime rate of $2.75 an hour. all of this meant to improve the parking situation. if you look at the data, research says that we spend on average a year 65 hours looking for a parking space. >> if it's $5.50, somebody will pay it park there. >> oh, yeah. is. heads up for metro riders on the blue and yellow lines. weekend shutdowns continue because of track work and that means no yellow line trains are going to or coming from the district. the yellow line is only running between huntington and national airport. if you want to continue into d.c., you will have to switch to the blue line. we're working for you to help you get you ready for winter. all week long we will be sharing tips and ideas.

home prepared and save some money. >> i've seen one home and they are winter rising and weather rising these houses. but what they are doing here for these families, we can do on our own. so let's take a look at four things that we can do to keep ourselves warm throughout the winter. first thing is put plastic around our windows to seal out the cold drafts that come through. also weather stripping around your doors and windows is another great thing to do. taping cracks in the windows. a lot of cracked window, you want to literally put certain tape there that is waterproowat as well. and air raters can lessen the amount of hot water that comes out. i have some props here. literally for under $50, you can do this on your own. this is weather stripping. so come over here for your door. if you want to take a look at your door, you close it and look for any daylight that comes through. and

take this weather stripping, unfeu unpeel it and tape it along the edging. and this is another weather stripping. and she already has one here. this is brooke. so sweet to let us into her home. you just take this, pull that right off, and then you tape it up against your door and this also does prevent some drafts coming through as well. so guys, 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. back to you. >> good tips there. need her to come to my house. i can't bend over right now. >> fair enough. you have a good excuse. i'm not ready for the winter. >> and i'm not either. doug will have the outlook for on the winter on thursda

>> is there snow on it? >> yeah, and possibly a little bit more than last year. >> oh, okay. >> looks like we could have some good snow this year. but tune in on thursday. and of course wchlts top witop as well. >> and today the drizzle. >> yeah, and we'll continue to see the drizzle and fog athlete through the mid morning. let's head to the maps. mist did dry out, but most likely not until the late morning. and then temperatures will start to rise. now, those clouds will stick around. limited sunshine out there today. wil be warm, despite the cloud cover. we'll start getting a southerly wind that will help boost the temperatures into the 60s. and then 70s tomorrow. but we have rain chances as we continue throughout rest of the workweek. so today, we'll be dry except for this morning of course we have the light wind. widespread showers tomorrow as a frontal system works its way through. that front will sink to the south, stall out and t

little disturbances, will ride along that front like a train. so we have rain chances tuesday, wednesday, thursday what you that front is just going to stick around. wro visibility is down and a lot of wet leaves on the roads, as well. temperatures in the 50s right now. and not a lot showing up on the radar, but we just can't see it because it is so low low to the ground. by a the halloween pa raise ara 2:00, temperatures will be right around 70 degrees and we will have some cloud cover, maybe a few peeks of sunshine there. here in d.c., we'll make it into the upper 60s. of course it will still be a little misty out there. so some rain showers moving out 6 here by about noon. and then the frontal system will come through, that will bring brain showers tomorrow morning, possibly mid-morning along i-81. after lunch miami here time hen

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be baltimore. president trump in asia, he met with u.s. troops an spent the afternoon golfing with january prime minister abe ". he is planning to meet with allies to talk about the nuclear threat from north korea. and 2:00 a.m. marked the end of daylight saving time which means you got an extra hour of sleep whether you felt it or not. >> i know kids in my house were up way too early. everybody is a little confused. umbrella this morning? >> yeah, fog will lift out of here mid-morning. 60s today and then 70s tomorrow with more rain. >> another

ardly act of terror. >> nothing to do with the president. >> a giant tax cut for christmas. not so sure kevin spacey can survive this. >> the houston astros are world champions! good morning and welcome to "sunday today" on this november the 5th. i'm willie geist. president trump is in tokyo on this 12-day trip to five asian countries, north korea, and how kim jong-un will react to any provocation. he's talking about a potential meeting on the trip with vladimir putin. we'll get into it with