some clocks do. >> my car, kind of freaked me out. thought i was late. but the one thing that is slowly changing is the fog out there. startinging to b ing tto build. more clouds? >> definitely more clouds today. i do believe by this afternoon of course this fog will be done, but the clouds are sticking around. temperatures will be warming. we'll be in the 60s today. yesterday we actually made 61, didn't feel like it, but question make it up to 61 here in d.c. look at that fog out there. it's blanketing the region right now. but again, it will be slow to lift. i really don't see it lifting until we get to about the 10:00 hour. temperatures will stay put as long as we have that fog in the region 37 we' region. we're in the 50s and that's where we'll stay. this afternoon, the temperatures will start to on rise. but of course we have the fog, drizzle, mist out there.rise. but of course we have the fog, drizzle, mist out there. visibility is low and creating treacherous travel conditions.

whether you're going to church or area events, not only is it wet, we also have the leaves out there as well making it really slick. so of course turn it on wtop. there is a lot of slickness on those roadways due to the leaves and fog and wetness. now, when do we get rid of this? we have rain this the forecast this week. we'll talk about that coming up. let's get you caught up on one of our top stories here. the victim of a fatal shooting this weekend made a 17 year career out of protecting his community. >> and now there is a search for the killer of that off duty d.c. police officer. derrick ward joining us live this morning from d.c. police headquarters with the very latest in the investigation. good morning, derrick. >> reporter: good morning. well, he had been with mpd for 17 years, police sergeant tony mason, worked out of the district headquarters in seefts. but he died early saturday

baltimore. now, according to on investigators there, he and a woman were sitting in a parked car on he wielgin avenue when se opened fire. a woman did not want to being identified, but says in an area not beingaccustomed to gunfire. >> i heard like six goveunshotsd i looked out the window and police came. >> reporter: mason died at a hospital, the woman he was with shot in the leg and she was treated for that gunshot wound. she indeed it survive. investigators are working with folks here on all as petals pece life to see if this leads to the indication of why it happened. we understand mason was on no contact status pending a local investigation here with the metropolitan police department. derrick ward, news 4. back tyo

abducted and then found last month is once again missing this morning. prince william county police want you to take a good look at your screen at the girl's photo. cruz is just 16 and police say that she left her home in woodbridge late last night. if you see her, please contact police immediately. well, this morning we have an update on the local las vegas shooting victim from maryland. >> yes, tina frost was shot in the face during a mass shooting last month in las vegas. you're looking at video from that horrific night that none of us can forforget. frost's family spokesperson says that she talking and walking again. we're alsoed to that the life long soccer player is able to kick a soccer ball around. her family says although she is able to talk, she doesn't fully understand exactly what she's saying, so she will start working with a neuro psychiatrist soon. but certainly any good news with her is positive.

family now and their pets after this devastating fire destroyed their home. look at some of these pictures that montgomery county fire officials put out on social media last night. this home is along cabana court in germantown. officials say the electrical fire was started by an outdoor flood light. the fire caused nearly half a million dollars in damages. we now have learned what kind of weapon was used during that scary shooting on i-270 in rockville. montgomery county police tell us that a pellet gun was used to shoot at cars along the highway, this all happened friday night. a viewer sent us a picture of her damaged car, but police have not confirmed that she was targeted. you can see it there. police say four cars and a montgomery county ride-on bus all had damage, no one was hurt. but the police still want to know who fired that weapon and if you have any information, please do give them a call. this morning there are new details about the beltway police chase, you may have

montgomery county police now identifying the people in the surveillance footage you can see on your screen here. five were arrested after the armed robbery at a check cashing store. they were all caught following the 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 that one of the men arrested, miguel rivera, was involved in this gas station robbery, this is one that happened in september. and a fight at a bar has turned deadly. authorities found garnett outside the vel looocity 5 bar. he had been stabbed. he passed away due to his injuries. police have arrested a man in that stabbing. a man is in jail after he tried to grab and kiss a

trick-or-treater. deputies arrested sayed vafaei on friday. a girl says that she was out trick and treating on halloween in ashburn when vafaei grabbed her head and kissed her on the cheek. deputies say they have uncovered possible additional in-counters involving this man. they are asking anyone with information to please call them. the 68-year-old is charged with assault and battery. tuesday is election day in virginia, and the gubernatorial contest between ralph northham and he ed gillespie, big stakes for the democrats ahead of the midterm elections. >> with president trump's job afl afternoon approval rating in the 30s in virginia, can dems seize on that environment and win the state where they have enjoyed success over the last 12 years. >> or can republicans pull off the upset especially after their earlier special congressional victories in ghrg and mondeorgi montana. >> northham enjoys almost every structural advantage including

money and advertising in a state hillary clinton won by five points in 2016. >> but gillespie has kept it close with tv ads on immigration and crime. >> and with mem eaories of 2016 democrats are hoping to close a deal in a contest they are expected to win. extra officers and snipers and cement barriers everywhere, security is tight for today's new york city marathon less than a week after a deadly terror attack there. and a little bit closer to home, the rain starting to clear out around here. we'll get a closer look at what the rest of the day and the week has in store as we check in with lauryn ricketts. here you have across the bay 10 k going on. be aware if you are heading out driving in that area. only one span open to traffic. 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

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.

today 50,000 runners will take on the new york city marathon. >> such a cool event, but it happens only days after a terror attack near the world trade center that killed eight people. the nypd will have thousands of officers on duty and spread out throughout the course there, the national guard will also be there as well as extra equipment, dogs and blocker vehicles. new york governor andrew cuomo talked about his concerns for the day. >> you'll have officers on duty this weekend, but i want to stress this is just a precaut n precautionary measure. >> the governor insists that runners and spectators do not have any known threats to worry about today and says everyone should feel comfortable. and at 9:10, ddot wants to know how bad you want that prime parking spot. starting tomorrow, ddot will test out a

pricing plan, this is in penn quarter as well as chinatown. you will find cheapest parking spots ash round $1 per hour. but the good spots during peak times will cost you as much as $5.50 per hour. that is way up. that is way up from the current primetime rate of $2.75 per hour. all of this meant to improve the parking situation around there and they have put some new research out that says on average we all spend about 65 hours a year looking for a place to park. >> especially in that part of the city. hard to find a parking spot there. >> and we gawk at $5.50, but people will pay it. >> absolutely. a heads up for metro riders on the blue and yellow lines. >> weekend shutdowns continue because of track work and that means that there is no yellow line trains going to or coming from downtown d.c. yellow only running between hunton

if you want to continue into the district, you have to switch to the blue line. final sprint, 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 coming up, the kevin spacey assault scandal is widening. a shocking new account from a man who says spacey groped him while his unsuspecting father sat nearby.

well, we have temperatures right now stuck in the 50s. we'll continue with the cloud cover as we go through much of the day. there could be a few pops of sunshine if you are headed to on the del rey halloween parade,le be cloudy, temperatures trying to make it toot upper 60s be.he be cloudy, temperatures trying to make it toot upper 60s be. but we will be dry. we'll talk about when the fog will go away coming up. in virginia, there is a major push this weekend to get out the vote. tuesday is is the big race for on governor. northern virginia is a prime target for most candidates. our burrow chief julie carey reports on their efforts to swing votes in their favorite. >> 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

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 footsteps 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 gillespie, the economy, for northham, the need to push back against president trump's 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. harry dreyfuss claims that spacey groped him at the age of 18 while his father actor richard dreyfuss was in the room. dry fu dreyfuss described the incident for buzzfeed. they say he was rehearsing their father's lines and he spent the next nine years telling people the story at parties just for laughs. spacey

hand on dreyfuss' thigh, this is just one of the many allegations against stacy. his hit show "house of cards" has been canceled as a result. tomorrow former new york democratic congressman anthony weiner expected to report to federal prison. he pleaded guilty in may to sexting a 15-year-old girl. he is steentenced 21 to 27 mont in prison and he will serve it at a center that provides mental health care and sex offender treatment to its inmates. weiner also has to pay a $10,000 fine and serve three years probation after his release. so a lot going on there. time is 9:18. we're taking a look at the bluch outside. hasn't been a pretty start to the day. we did get some rain which we needed. >> we did. the fog is holding on thick. >> looks like

worse. >> yeah, and it is just blanketing the region. because i didn't really notice it too much when we came in. >> yeah. >> i have a forecast for your exercise in case you need to do it. but just look at that. it looks like it is getting worse a little bit. i was looking at new information just to see when this exactly will lift. i will tell you, we are not going to have sunshine today. that has been in the forecast for quite some time. we'll stick with the cloud cover out there today. but the fog is holding on. so i had to take the temperatures down just a touch. i believe we will make it into the 60s, but not until this afternoon will conditions improve. the mist will dry out, but it is taking its good old time. clouds are sticking around and we do have a little warmup not only today, but also tomorrow.

change in that forecast. we had to add in rain chances. visibility down, we know that from looking at our tower camera. we have a lot of fog. and when we have that, these temperatures will just continue to stick into the 50s. but once that fog burns off, i would say in the next hour or two, that is when the temperatures will start to rise. so i am going to 65 today. i do believe we can make it into the 60s. tomorrow we'll have cloud cover, but warm air and temperatures will be in the low 70s. and then tuesday and wednesday, we drop. average temperature this time of year only in the low 60s. here is the fitness forecast, foggy conditions through the morning, cloudy through the afternoon. again with a little bit of drizzle and mist throughout the morning. but we're too close to the ground, radar not picking up on it. but we know it's out there. so heading to brunch, temperatures in the 60s, so slightly warmer. cloudy, but dry this afternoon. 65 for the daytime high.

little warmer. so let's take you hour by hour on futurecast and show you what is going on. 9:30, thick cloud cover. we could get peeks of sun shenandoah valley possibly into southern maryland. i know laplata has their salute to veterans parade today. but again, we will have maybe a little bit of clearing in the overnight, more rain expected tomorrow starting tomorrow morning, and continuing through tomorrow evening. and then it will be out of here, but we could see spotty heavy rain as we get into your monday. tomorrow low 70s. and then we drop tuesday, wednesday, thursday. we are in the 50s. we'll have the frontal system that will stall to the south of the region, little disturbances will ride along that creating rain chances tuesday, wednesday, thursday mainly south of d.c., but friday back around 6 60. if you are a smoker, would you give it up if that meant you would get more time off from work? a tokyo based marketing firm now offering the popular

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good morning, everyone. another big game sunday in washington. the redskins out west and in desperate need of a win today against the seahawks. not going to be easy. one of the toughest stadiums to play in against a tough team, but the quarterback be it will be a reunion of sorts. kirk cousins led michigan state aga

badgers back in the big ten championship. both working out together before the draft. cousins knows playing against wilson who has super bowl win on his resume only makes him step up his game. >> whether playing against him in the big ten or training together for the draft or just both quarterbacks in the nfl, he's always challenged me and the competition there has always brought the best out of me as a result of always trying to raise my level of play. >> redskins will have on to find a way to jimmy graham. he had two touchdowns last week. they are banged up and allowed 41 receptions for 550 yards. got to slow him down. and sunday night football right here on nbc 4, oakland raiders visiting the miami dolphins. it all starts with football night in america, kickoff at

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right now, local las vegas shooting victim tina frost is walking and talking again. that is good news. a family spokesperson for the young maryland woman tells our station in san diego that although sfros able to talk, she doesn't fully understand what she is saying. she will start working with a neuro psychiatrist soon. there is a hunt for the person who killed this off duty d.c. police officer, sergeant tony mason jr. was shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday morning. detectives say a woman was also shot but she is expected to be okay. sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. while you were sleeping, the clocks turned back an hour. so it will be very dark when you get out of work tomorrow. a lot of changes that we all need to prepare for. that extra hour, you either love it or you hate it. sometimes it's good for people. with our family, all the kids

>> yeah, slows you off. but anyway, 9:30, thanks for being with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and if you take a look at the live shot outside, you can see that we are waking up to a lot of fog and also we have temperatures rising. >> let's check in with lauryn ricketts who will tell us more about our sunday. >> we have a foggy start, cloudy day out there today. don't expect a lot of sunshine. there will be a few locations that have some sunshine, but they will be few and far between. most of us will be stuck in the clouds. not the prettiest of days, but i do believe temperatures will be a touch warmer than yesterday. only because these winds will start to shift and move out of the south. right now we're getting a light northeast wind, so a lot of this moisture especially with the rain that we had last night and then we get moisture off the atlantic, this is what we get. clouds, fog, mist out there. and that's what we're seeing this morning and it is holding on temperatu on. 57 right now. we went up a degree. xp

after lunch hour. do we have more rain on the way today? we'll be talking about that. i had to add some rain chances in the 10 day forecast. i'll show you that in about 15 minutes. a heads up for drivers, eastbound span of the bay bridge closed for this, the across the bay 10 k run. everything should be back to normal by about 2:00 this afternoon, but until then, two way traffic is in place on the westbound span. so plan for heavy traffic through area. good luck to everyone who is braving the elements today running. a little farther up north, 50,000 runners will take place in the new york city marathon just days after a terror suspect drove a truck on to a bike path near the world trade center. in that event eight people were killed. >> and today safety and security as you can imagine is on everybody's mind. and the nypd, they will have thousands of officers on duty spread out, fanned out

be there as well as extra equipment, dogs and blocker vehicles. new york governor andrew cuomo talked about his concerns. >> you will have thousands of officers on duty this weekend, but i want to stress this is just a precautionary measure. >> the governor insists that runners and spectators do not have any known threat to them today. and says everyone should feel comfortable. a flight bound from china to dulles is finally on the ground after a midair brawl. united airlines saying that a passenger got into a fight with a flight attendant shortly after takeoff from beijing. the pilot had to turn the plane around. officials say that the passenger started the fight, but at this point it's still unclear why. all of the people on board were compensated for their delay to the u.s. ti

a girl who was reportedly abducted and then found last month is once again missing. prince william county police want you to take a good look at the photo here. cruz is 16 and police say she left her home in woodbridge late last night. if you see her, you are asked to contact police immediately. well, a school, grocery store and pool all of what was once the don't plantation. >> and you know it as the lansdowne community, but a pastor wants to remember those beneath the hallowed ground. >> david culver shows us who she is recruiting to help out. >> reporter: it may look like a simple elementary school presentation, but this is basically a recruitment of young story tellers and future historians. pastor michelle thomas leading 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 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. >> this connects them because this is where they live. >> i really want to 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

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. we have some sad news to pass along this morning. "the tonight show" host jimmy fallon's mother gloria passed away this weekend. in a statement to e! news, jimmy's mother passed away yesterday at a hospital in new york city. sad news after fallon canceled a taping of the late night talk show on friday. gloria was 68 and had appeared a couple times on that show. 68, way too young. >> and our thoughts are with jim any and his father this morning. >> absolutely. >

out to show his classmates that he is just like everyone else. you will hear his inspiring story next. narrator: ed gillespie's false attacks. independent press says they're false. fear mongering. absurd.

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.

an 11-year-old bhoi woy who confined to a wheelchair set out to show that kids with disabilities are just like everybody else. >> fifth graders usually go to the jim to play game. but today they are sitting on the sidelines to watch one of their own. >> i want to show them that if there is somebody that has a disabilities, that there is a sport for them out there. >> reporter: this is devon johnson and his 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 do. >> love seeing him get excited. i'll never forget 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 and he's awesome. the time 9:40. the rain, it

guess what? is that the capitol somewhere in there? >> i've never seen it that cloudy. >> so lauryn has your sunday forecast and hopefully when all the fog will burn off. also a rise in temperatures we're seeing later today and what to expect this week. and of course we all walk around with our phones in our hands. not paying attention. but in arising number of cases, those phones are being stolen. what you should and should not do if that happens to you. at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children. it's being the number one newborn intensive care unit in the country. and giving parents peace of mind. it's less recovering in our bed,

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fwloo we have a lot of things going on around the region. headed to southern maryland, maybe laplata for the salute to veterans parade at 1:00 p.m. i believe by that point the fog will lift out. good news is already in portions of laplata and charles county into the low 60s. so lucky you. all of us back here stuck in the 50s. so it will be a great day for it, although a little cloudy, maybe a few pops ever s s of su end. we'll talk about it and also the next chances ever rain coming up. and the new iphone x just released. >> and an investigation by the iteam reveals the criminals are giving more brazen.

>> reporter: people 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 it 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 allows more owners to brick or lock their phones rendering them inoperative if stolen. but we also discovered that

thousand of phone 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 hustled 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 crowd pizza shop and as the doors of a train opened. police say we're leaving ourselves too vulnerable to these snatch and grabs, holding our phones 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, 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 be 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. >> snatched the bag and was gone 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.

>> the iteam is always working for you on to keep you and your family safe. if you have a story idea, just visit our app and click on investigation. snow is falling in sierra nevada range catching many off guard. they got nearly 6 inches. the snow september people nt pe frenzy to get their homes and cars ready because more was on the way. >> snow tires for 6 inches? whatever. >> it's california. >> these are nevada, like the mountains. >> shouldn't you be ready for that? it does look like it caused a mess. >> it does. >> and you have a winter forecast coming up. >> thursday. doug's forecast. 4:00, 5:00,

>> what will it be? >> you have to wait. now let me remind you, i was looking for her name and i got it. but one of my facebook fans said that -- he reminded me. veterans day storm, so it happens in november. i vaguely remember that. >> i remember in 2011 we got a lot of snow and called it snowtober. and we're on facebook and what is that word? foliage. >> do you have a hard time saying foliage? >> ever since i've ever been on air, i can never say that word. >> well, it's beautiful out there in lexington. >> and thank you so much. and hopefully you can find some good leaves. again, be i'm from winchester, so i was driving out 66 and it's beautiful. we need the cool nights, but october was really warm.

turned to brown and then fell. and that is what we're seeing on the roadways right now. so be careful when you're traveling because it's so slick out there. look at this fog. plus low visibilities, the mist out there. this fog is going to lift. it will take a bit, but it is going to lift as we get into the afternoon. so faog hanging on. and we do have driving conditions that you will have to watch out for. again, as i mentioned. we're warming up today a little bit. i had to lower temperatures because the fog is holding on. so 60s today and then we'll cool down. but the visibility is down quite a bit. if we get some sunshine, which i don't think we'll get a lot of today, you will find it in the shenandoah valley. current temperatures on out there right now, we will stay in the 50s until we get this fog out of here, be until we get the low cloud cover out of here. we do have some rain in the forecast. not necessarily this afternoon. we will be dry this afternoon, just cloudy. and then we'll have rain throughout the day tomorrow. could be heavy

it will drop our temperatures tuesday, wednesday, thursday. and then the front stalls and along it, these little disturbances bringing us chances of rain as we get in to tuesday, wednesday and thursday. so just some shower activity next week. not a lot on the radar, but it is not picking up on the fog and mist made is out there right now. 65, i think so that is doable here in the d.c. area. a lot of areas on out to the east will be in the low 60s. so 60s all around. again, we have some cloud cover out there right now. it's not clearing as we continue into the afternoon. so not the prettiest of sundays. we have rain on the way again tomorrow with the frontal system. along i-81, expect it mid morning. around here in the d.c. area, after lunch. it should be gone as we head into dinner, but there could be a few spotty showers around. but again, spotty hours of heavy rain. so tomorrow you will need the umbrella, brain jacket. temperatures will start in the 60s and then we end up in the low 70s. warmer, but

and we'll keep the chance of showers around tuesday, wednesday and thursday. and then we get into friday, temperatures right around 60. let's take you to on some live pictures, oh, everybody getting out and about for the breathe deep d.c. this is a 5k walk and fun run. a lot of people getting out there despite the damp temperature dreary weather. doug kammerer will be the emcee. everything kicking off at about 10:30 this morning.

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♪ chances are that you know a teen coping with anxiety or perhaps depression. they may even be your own kids. but you may not know what is really going on with them on the inside. and that is why we're taking a look at kids' mental health this week. doreen gentzler spoke with six high school students from mclean high school in virginia to to get an idea of what they experienced. this is part of our series focusing 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 things 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 sone

anxiety and kind of a snow balling thing. >> are you comparing yourself to your classmates all the time rather than trying to accomplish your personal best? >> especially with social media, you're not just comparing yourself to people academically. you think people look better than you, you think people have more friends than you. so when you're constantly seeing people's lives and comparing it to your own, it makes you feel inferior for sure. >> is snapchat where -- >> 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 story and they would just be talking bad about you and they will make you feel like overwhelmed. >> and the students told doreen other parts of their lives can feel ha

>> a lot going on. and doreen will have more from those students tonight at 6:00. be sure to tune in for that. time almost 10:00 on this sunday morning. hopefully you changed all the clocks in your house. this is the cross the bay 10 k that we're looking at. looks like it actually might be coming to a close now with the last of the walkers or runners going across the east bound span. so now maybe extra traffic clearing the way. but there has been so much going on with the weather, but people out and about and we'll check back in with lauryn on her forecast. >> reporter: t investigaheti

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right now the search is on for the person who killed an off duty police officer, sar gechts tony mason jr. he was shot and killed in west baltimore early saturday. a woman was also shot, she is expected to be okay. sergeant mason was on noncontact status with the police department at the time. >> we have an update on a local woman injured in the las vegas mass shooting. we'll tell you about the progress that she is making