new at midday the driver of a food truck who crashed into a women's car in least berg killing the mother of three is now in police custody. we have them in court and new reaction. we are also keeping an ion two hearings right now getting the attention of people in and out of washington. addressing sexual harassment. and this where the attorney general is being questioned about russia again. and i'm storm team 4 radiologist chuck bell. it's not going to interfere with most of you are afternoon plans. i'll give you complete check of forecast and look at the weekend and thanksgiving.

news4 midday starts now. good morning everyone i'm molette green. i'm melissa mollet. this morning a food truck operator has been charged with manslaughter. police say it came down to the driver running a stop sign. the kaplan family lost their t matriarch in that family. four other family members were injured. >> news4 justin finch is live telling us more what's happening. hi, justin. >> reporter: melissa, good morning, after the hearing he was placed into police history where we learn he is staying until the bond hearing. his indictment includes many charges including manslaughter, as well as wreck wls driving. back in september he is accused

striking the station wagon near watson and evergreen mills road frchlt that point mom irrelevant and ckaplan was killed, son was badly injured. family's lawyer was in court and talked to their lives now after the crash. >> i think in terms of the children, and mr. caplan, there are physical injuries, and there are emotional injuries. the healing from the physical injuries continues to happen. i think that the healing from the emotional injuries is going to take awhile. >> reporter: and the lawyer says the family has been overwhelmed by the show of support by people they don't even know. the kaplan kids family was also in court today as was the wife of tony dayne. dayne is back in court tomorrow for that bond hearing. tomorrow afternoon here in lou den county live in

i'm judges fin shl news4. back to you in the studio. >> all right. thank you, justin. well, you may have seen the lift off of the orbital ak rocket that took off this weekend. well, we have an update. capsule on board has made it all the way to the international space station. astronauts received their delivery two days after the launch. and this is pretty neat. the crew got a delivery of pizza and ice cream. sounds like what i would want. there is enough chocolate and vanilla ice cream for the stranstran astronauts to eat the pizza. >> now to weather and cold start for the day. >> we'll check in and see what the forecast is looking like. sunshine today. let's see if chuck bell has it in his forecast. >> hey, good morning to both of you. i wonder what the delivery is to get space into space. >> the clouds are

weak november sunshine won't burn them away as we would normally see. staying on the chilly side today, mid-50s. good news in the forecast. tomorrow more sunshine and little changes for rain on thursday, thursday commute not looking too bad. but for most mostly cloudy with light nord wind in washington. with even a little cheering later on, get up to about 53 today. look at the ten day forecast and thanksgiving as well that's coming up. >> thank you, chuck. we are following a story man is dead and they are trying to determine who killed him. police spent hours in new carrollton last night. neighbors started calling around 7:30 to report gunshots. when officers arrived they found a man shot. no word of any spe

>> right now president trump is on his way back to d.c. after a 12-day tour of a shachlt called the trip tremendously successful. president also says he put the world on notice that the rules have changed for country that is want to trade with the u.s. expert go to hear from the president when he returns. he says he will make a, quote, major statement about trade and his trip later in the week. now when president trump returns home he'll face new questions in the russian. >> it comes after donald trump junior spoke with wick can i leek wikileaks twitter account. >> shows trump junior responding three times. at one point he agreed to ask around for a political action committee they had mentioned. intelligence officials believe russian officials used

spread disinformation. right now attorney general jeff sessions is being grilled by lawmakers on chill. he is testifying before the house judiciary committee. a lot of questions on the russia investigation. and in his opening statement sessions addressed previous testimony in which he said no one from the trump camp communicated with russia. since then two trauma campaign advisers has said sessions was present when they talked about contacts with russians. >> frankly, i had no recollection of this meeting until i saw these news reports. i do now recall that the march 2016 meeting at the trump hotel that mr. papadopoulos attended, but i have no clear recollection of the details of what he said at that

attorney general is ordering prosecutors to determine if a special counsel should be appointed to investigate concerns raised by republicans. those concerns include the dealings of the clinton foundation and the sale of a uranium company while hillary clinton was secretary of state. now, this is, according to a letter, written by assistant attorney general and obtained by nbc news. it says justice department lawyers will make recommendations to sessions about whether special counsel should be appointed. indecision 2017 today voters in stafford county could shift the balance of power in the virginia house of delegates. they'll be organizing why their pro investigation provisional ballots should be counted. and a court will rule whether they should be able to count. republicans hold a slim

majority. but twi rachree races too close call. the board expects the to certify those results today. we do have some breaking news out of fairfax county to tell you about. fire crews are at national park there you see the live pictures from chopper 4, fire crews there. we have reports of smoke at the filing center. again, this is chopper 4 over the scene. fire crews still checking for the smoke. you can look for updates throughout the day on our nbc washington app. we are so excited to have aaron in our studio. the screen writer famous for the west wing and here to talk about his new movie mallies game. it looks good. based on a true story and marks a first for him. we'll explain. that will be good. and transportation reporter adam tuss takes tous virginia tech where they are on the forefront of testify driving technology. we'll ha

next. we have a look into the not so distant future, folks.

do you understand you are charged with operating an illegal gambling business? >> set to open on christmas day based on the true story of mally

runs underground poker game. aaron sto aaron stork and in the studio this morning. nice to have you here. >> pleasure to be here. >> tell me, you are in washington to talk about the movie but we have seen quite a few things out of washington, west wing, a few good men. >> that's right. i love shooting in washington. it's fantastic. other than the fact that any place you are standing in washington you are in the landing pattern for some plane going into dulles or national. it's great shooting here. we didn't get to shoot mallies game here because none of it takes place in washington but still i'm happy to be here talking about it. i'm happy to be talking about jessica chastain performance she puts the movie on her back in the very first scene. runs full speed for two hours. and doesn't let the movie go until the credits roll. >> and this is a

as director. kind of making this work for the big screen? >> interesting thing about the memoir is that it really tells just a very tip of the iceberg of the story, because when mally finished writing the back she hadn't yet been arrested and didn't know that she was going to be. the fbi surprised her in the middle of the night. so plays the lawyer in the movie, and as he says you finished writing the book before the best part happens. so i would recommend reading the book but there is a lot more to the story in the movie including the roll that kevin costner plays which is his father and strange and interesting relationship there. the movie, which is set against the backdrop of the world's most exclusive high stakes poker game, movie stars, hedge fund managers, billions,

all of them millions of dollars changing hands every few minutes. like i said, set in the backdrop of that kind of decadence and stuff. it's an emotional storiment and the reason i wanted to write it, so protective of it that i wanted to direct it too, is that molly is an honest to god movie heroine. she is wonder women without the magical powers. built out of integrity. i don't want to spoil the end, but essentially she refuses to dish, to gossip about any of the very famous people, even though it would mean a lot of money for her, money that could get her out of the deep debt that she was in. it would also mean with the justice department that she could guarantee her own freedom and stay out of jail by telling the stories and she wouldn't do it. >> how was it for you direi

the story that really seemed to be so close to your heart andrew you in when you read the book, when you met her? >> well, i was terrified th, bu had the time of my life. and the reason i did, my style of directing is saying yes to very talented people when they have a good idea. my goal was to be the least talented person in the movie. so i surrounded myself with not just top notch professionals, but fantastic artists all on the same page. and it was a triumph of collaboration. >> well, i can tell you i watched the trailer so i had a two minute taste and it looks fabulous. >> i'm glad to hear you say so. >> comes out christmas day. director of mally games. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> thank you, melissa. thank you very much. that was a great interview. >> right now the folks at virginia tech

latest in self driving car technology. yes, we are here for that. all you have to do is press a button and the car drives for you. news4 transportation reporter adam tuss has been rolling around in cars like that now for two days. yes, he's strg a great time. and he has a look at this technology. >> reporter: watch this. >> the car is designed to do this, which is to let me take my hands all the way off the wheels. >> reporter: this is technology so brand new only a handful of news crews have seen it. press a button and the car let's you know it's in control and does the work. and when you need to take back control of the situation, the car will tell you. >> we'll hear in a second transfer control back to me. >> reporter: this have where we are headed with our vehicles. cars that can talk to other vehicles. talk to traffic signals. talk to the road. to make sure we are moving about safely. >> you know, some people a

they refuse to believe that this day is coming. what would you say to those people? >> well, the day is many coulding. it's definitely on its way. >> reporter: a disneyland of self driving technology gets a work out daily here at the virginia tech transportation institute. highways major focus but now researchers want to see how these vehicles handle rural roads. now building a smart rural road as test track. >> where we are not having fully autonomous vehicles where they drive themselves under any circumstance. >> reporter: when will they become a reality? experts say it won't happen at once but layer overtime until it's reality for all of us. back to you. lfrmt thank you, adam. no matter how we feel about it it's happening. well, this morning we are moving on to other news. new charges stemming from the fraternity hazing death at penn state. frat broth

leaving a pledge to die. these new charges range from hazing and in vultairey manslaughter. authorities say they have a prerecorded video what happened. that video was apparently erased before the investigators obtained the camera. the fbi recovered the missing video. district attorney says it show fraternity brothers giving the pledge 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes. right now las vegas is taki taking precautiony mesasures lie we saw last month in new york. jason aldean appeared on the "today" show this morning first interview since mass shooting in las vegas.

55 people died when stephen paddock opened fire last month. he talked about the moments bullets started firing. >> i thought a speaker had blown is what i thought. just sounded like a crackling something. and so, you know, i'm kind of looking around like what is that trying to figure out what it is. then it stopped. then when i turned to look, my guitar player had run behind me and was telling me to move, let's go. and my security guy was running on stage telling me to run. >>al dean says it was pure chaos the moments after the shooting. he said returning to the stage was therapeutic but he doesn't think he'll fully get over what happened. >> i don't think you can. how could you. >> no. >> well, a little help coming for the holiday season. a look at the most wanted gifts. >> and reinventing retail stores putting up a fight against online shopping up next a look at the extra perks you can find by shopping in person.

reinventing retail, have you noticed how many retailers have gone out of business? already this year nearly 7,000 will close up shop. that makes me sad. >> that is a huge number. so what will it take for retailers to win back your business? they want our money. consumer reporter susan

reinventing retail. >> reporter: retailers that depend on foot traffic are trying to revamp the way they do business. because online shopping, it is hurting their bottom line. so we found some retailers really offering their customers something different that online retailers can't. and that is that personal experience. for example, toys r us is planning a parents night outs. retailer will offer refreshments and keep it open later so they can come in and do holy shopping. and toys is calling a relaxing atmosphere. another retailer decided to take shopping out of the equation. nordstrom is up a store in southern california you can pick up your order but can't buy anything inside the store. instead it's offering manicures and even a drink off a beverage menu and connect with a personal stylist. all this week we are showing you how industry is really

the toy competition online versus brick and mortar. we'll see you then. >> they are coming up with all kind of gimmicks. >> they are. whether or not you want to or not now it's time to talk about the holiday season. what's the most wanted? they want gift cards. i want straight cash. in fact four 'in one americans will unwrap gift cards. the big hit is amazon, visa and walmart. so keep that in mind. >> i have a fwramed picture of george washington with your name all over it. >> no thanks. i understand about the cash because the gift cards pile up. you never make it to the store. >> i still have some from like three years ago. >> yeah, i totally get it. >> that's what stores are counting on. because a lot of times if you don't use it, you lose it with and you'll fees and interest, it's a win for everybody. >> yeah, it becomes that. >> 1,000 gift pack you get a

cloudy skies remain in place. these clouds are promising me they'll be thinning out as the day goes along much like my new years resolution i'll thin out. but you can see a little bit of blue trying to get into the sky so i'll remain optimistic we'll have a fair amount of sunshine for the afternoon. see little spec els of blue in what was our gray sky about an hour to hour and a half ago. high pressure sitting right overhead. and as a result it's not having a lot of effect. right? high pressure overhead. we are going to continue to see a bit of a northerly breeze here for the remainder of the day. and so temperatures will stay cooler than average for today and tomorrow. the only day this week, and in fact only day out of the next ten, which might be as warm as average, probably only going to be thursday. radar not picking anything up. future models trying to hint at a few sprinkles i don't think that's going to happen. so these clouds overhead thin

next hour or two. then we should be able to bump the numbers out ut of the 40s, forecasting 53 for a high in washington today. so a little bit of improvement. you can see over downtown buildings roof of jefferson starting to shine. sun goes down before 5 clock. then the last hour before the sun goes down. you can stay ahead the weather nbc weather app. and chuck bell 4 on twitter as well. tomorrow back in the mid-50s. but rain chances for thursday. more about that in the extended forecast coming up. >> okay. thank you so much, chuck. d.c. has a new ice skating rink and you have to admit it has a pretty cool view. the rink is on the top of the watergate hotel. called top of the skate. it opens on

and the rink will also offer a skate up bar with boozey hot chocolate, how does this feel, chuck, and buspiced cider. how does that sound t chuck? >> i would take three. >> you are a new mom. you would take anything. >> yeah, i would take anything. >> emotional night for jimmy fallon. see the star that welcomed him back. and roy moore accused of sexual

misconduct in another defense from alabama senate candidate roy moore. >> gabe tells us about this latest accusation. >> i thought he was going to rape me. >> reporter: this morning alabama senate candidate roy moore is fighting back after a fifth woman accused him of making sessi making sexual advances when she was a teenager. >> this is absolutely false. i never did it. >> reporter: sha

a regular customer where she worked 40 years ago. >> i was twisting and struggling. >> reporter: she claims moore offered her a ride open but stopped the car and insulted her. >> he attempted to force my head onto his crotch. i had tears running down my face. at some point he gave up. and then looked at me and he said you are just a child. and he said i am the district attorney. and if you tell anyone about this, no one will ever believe you. >> reporter: on capitol hill outrage. >> i believe the women, yes. >> reporter: a growing number of top republicans saying moore should drop out. even senator ted cruz one

only two hadn't pulled endorsement is distancing himself. >> i can't urge the people of alabama to support a campaign in the face of these charges without serious persuasive demonstration that the charges are not true. >> reporter: the congressman mo brooks of alabama is sticking by moore saying the former judge would be a reliable issues on like the debt and. >> that's why i'm voting for roy moore. >> reporter: roy has threatened to sue "the washington post" about the allegations. his wife kayla still by his side. >> he has never one time lifted a finger to me. he is the most gentle, most kind man that i have ever known in my life. he's godly. >> i don't even know the woman. i don't know anything about her. >> reporter: but nelson late "e" accuser said moore signed her year before

assault calling her a beautiful girl. she said the other women inspired her to come forward. >> and i don't want to live in fear of him. >> gabe gutierrez reporting there. congress is working to perform how it handles sexual assault regulation. this is a look in the committee hearing. they are considering a bill introduced by california congresswoman. she said she was harassed. and the same harassment goes on today. >> these harasser propositions such as are you going to be a good girl, to perpetrators exposed their genitals, to victims having their private parts grabbed on the house floor, all they ask in return as staff members is to be able to work in a hostile free work environment. >> the house bill requires sexual harassment preveng training for

require surveys to expose problems. the house already did a previous bill. after a terrifying attack that happened steps from a local university. d.c. police a woman was robbed at gunpoint near gallaudet university. happened early saturday morning on penn street. they say the suspects stole her phone and pulled out a gun. woman said she was forced into an ally and sexually assaulted. contact police if you have any information. happened just in the nick of time. take a look. in the video you see him who is blind, grabs him before the train tracks. he hopes to track down the person who saved his life. >> that was amazing. >> very cool. >> it's been a week since jimmy fallon mom passed

and last night he made his return to late night. >> take a look at the special moment taylor swift shared with him during her performance on the show. >> ♪ hold on to the memories >> swift was not scheduled to perform last night but wanted to be thereafter her performance, gave him a fallon. fallon said his mom was biggest fan and going to go on in her honor. >> she was the best audience the one i was always trying to make laugh and fan of the show and everything i did. i feel so grateful to be able to do this every night and very appreciate ti appreciative of all the support from you that my family received. we'll continue to work hard to bring light and laughter in the world. thank you for watching. thank you for helping me and my family recover from this loss. mom ks i'll never stop trying to make you laugh. i love you. >> that little hand movement he did at the end of the tribute was something that he and his mom used to do since he was a

love you. she was 68 years old. >> well, we are getting closer to the big travel week. don't i know t chuck looks ahead on the ten day forecast. >> and i've been eating well this week. take a look at this beautiful dish. very tasty. i can tell you. made in a fire house by those who are willing to risk their lives to save others. see how they are challenging other firefighters to get cooking.

well, it's day two of the firefighter cook off challenge now to challenge the district. >> yeah, this morning i was able to hang out with engine company 13 in southwest d.c. take a look at this. >> all right. we have to show you the plated up dish here. day two of the cook off in d.c. we have beef and

deliousness. and we have home made egg rolls. a lot of love in this dish this morning at engine 13, truck 10. chris, jason did it all, that magic in the kitchen. it was good, right? >> yeah. >> yeah. lfrmt what's the secret to making food work in a busy kitchen like this? >> yeah, definitely in a busy kitchen it has to be quick, hot a lot. that's what we've done here today with the beef and broccoli. egg rolls as well. keep the firefighters fed for the next 24 hours. >> all the president's men. this is an important fire company, right? >> yes, it is. we go to the white house for everything, any landings anything like that. we put a lot of love in our dishes, try to take care of it for the firefighters here. >> nearly 206,000 calls last year alone from the d.c. fire and ems. all right. so let's say the challenge is on, bragging rights at stake. what do you have to say, chris? >> i think this is a winning

man as cyst doesn so definitely going to set it out to montgomery. but first any chinese dish has to have a fortune cookie. and ours is first. we want to take a look what that fortune says. >> yes. >> it says year of the big dog, man as cyst prince george. so that's a fact. so montgomery let's see what you have. >> it's on and cooking in d.c. here. engine truck 10 give it up for them. >> i love that. >> oh, my goodness. and i burned my tongue because i didn't wait for the food to cool. so i still feel it on my tongue. >> on tyou got burned at the at fire station? >> i know. but it was delicious and on tomorrow for them. >> what are you hoping

something spicy? >> well, they are doing chicken marsala but they might changed their mind based on what happened today. >> one of my favs. if you didn't bring any of this back, by the way. we have cloudy sky overhead here for the remainder of the morning hours. but even since i saw you last about 20 minutes ago that sky is getting bluer and bluer all the time. so i remain optimistic that the afternoon will be a lot prettier of a time to be outside than this morning. all blue sky. so good-bye to the clouds. hello to the sunshine. still on the cool side. 49 in washington with light wind shaving three to five off the temperature. but ou if you're tu 6, 7:00 this evening, clear overnight. set the stage for cold start tomorrow. wake up will be in the 30s. then plenty of sunshine early tomorrow. here's 5:00 tomorrow morning future weather, will are the

well after the sun goes down tomorrow. this is midnight into early thursday and rain chance only 30, 40% chance for little light rain there. late wednesday night. early thursday morning. then by thursday mid to late morning skies are clearing out again. and the weather will begin to improve. right now as i mentioned upper 40s to around 50. afternoon highs not warmer than we are now, probably three to five degrees up, so if you are stepping outside two to three degrees later on in the day. then tomorrow starting out cold and sunny and increasing clouds as the day goes along. but again as the cloudy side early thursday. a lot of things going on this weekend, including football, panthers saturday at noon, cold and cloudy and wet. temperatures near fifth. here our ten day forecast, rain chances pretty high saturday, saturday night hand maybe early sundae. and thanksgiving week will be a cold one. >> we'll bundle

thank you. >> trying to warm myself up. >> coming up, we'll hear from the maryland on the top 12 on the voice. >> as

back with you at 11:45 and of course i'll be talking about food again. imagine a tropical vacation m

that will help you bring the experience back home. george and linda myers are offering up this opportunity. they have been doing this for years. in the studio this morning with a lesson for all of us. good morning. >> good morning. >> great to be here. >> so we are making guac but talking about this fabulous thing that you guys are doing with your lives. so retired teacher. retired air force pilot. and this is your passion. >> yes, it is. >> you do what all over the world? >> we have cooking schools tall over the world we call them cul nar nary excursions. >> so your location? >> san miguel, mexico. >> and you got back from italy. >> but talking guacamole today. >> absolutely. we feel like the culture is best part of the culture comes from the kitchen. >> i totally agree.

>> and tourists when they come to these places in the food that is native. >> absolutely. >> so picking the right kind of avocado is always troicky. is there a season here? >> there is. we find especially in mexico we use these thin skin avocado. >> what is it called? >> doni. >> i thought they had to be black. >> no, that's a little too far. so you want something that gives a little pressure back. >> okay. love it. >> then you can cut it nicely. you can, depending how you want it, here i've done a lot of mashed the avocado and add your tomatoes at the very end because they lose their taste in the rj

fridge. >> then what's next? >> lime to give it fresh taste. >> how did you come up with this idea? we all think what do we want to do get off our regular jobs and do what we love doing, right? >> right. your passion. but it's interesting because it starts off with people come to visit you. we've lived all over the world in the air force. people come to advice the you and show them that you are favorite places. so in san ma zbelmiguel it laun from there. we have favorite restaurants. and we have fantastic people we work with. >> and people stay in your place at these locations? >> yeah, you see me breakfast lunch and dinner. >> sounds fabulous. then i come home and learn how to create these great dishes. >> right. not only the people of mexico, but also get to go home with the recipes so it's fun.

. >> and guac is a dish that dates back to the late 1500s? >> yes, that's interesting yes it was in mexico. but full circle to the super bowl, do you know americans eat over 80 million pounds on super bowl sunday. one day that much. isn't that amazing? incredible. >> hi cut up a fresh avocado every morning and put it on warm to toast and keep you full. >> yeah, and you ks mix it up. >> so what did you do? >> have the guac, lime, red unioon un, a little tomato, that's it. if you want spice, add that, but be careful. >> and of course we have beer to go with guac. you have to have that, mexican beer. >> i love that. how long are you in town for? because you live all over the world? >> we do. but we have such a great time, als

we are doing. >> always. we love traveling. >> and we'll be back in mexico in february. >> we love showing people our life and experiencing it with them. >> we do. it's a lot of fun. >> i'm coming to italy with you. >> come on. >> we'll be waiting for you. >> okay. we can find you really quickly online at? >> cook in mexico.kitchen or cook in tuscancy or cook in mexico.com. >> it's good. let me try it. >> meet a

ever wonder how customs and border protections safe guards us from all the things coming through our airports? well, we did. we found out it takes a strong nose that picks up trouble at dulles airport. walked with the beagle brigade. >> reporter: meet beesly. we have been through rolling luggage just off international flights indulge es. >> he'll go sniff the bags, and talking to people. >> reporter: so sit is a red flag. >> yes. >> reporter: so i have a beagle mix and i know he has atr

nose. how far away can essence something? >> depending how much the odor is, it can be 20 or 30 yards away. >> reporter: don't let the wagging tail fool you. this is serious business. >> you want to test for diseases. >> reporter: they work as a team. >> can i hold the leash? >> keep him from going over there. >> reporter: when i took the leash, beesly walked me around the luggage karo sol. good boy. the beagle brigade have a he's with customers. when they hit on something, they get a treat. >> good job. do you have any fresh fruits or vegetables with you today? >> no, ma'am. >> reporter: sometimes they put their boxes sent ahead and opened. >> frozen fish. >> reporter: from your grandmother? >> these are garden eggs. >> re

flag is hidden deep. >> and you can see there is a little hole right there, and if i break that open, he is hiding right there. >> reporter: oh, my god. it's moving. look at that. >> they breed. they can cause massive infestations. so these are fresh palm nuts flt. since they are so fresh they are not allowed. >> reporter: inspectors are trained for and recognize even the most exotic and bizarre. >> it's a job it's hard to look. >> reporter: or inside of a purse. >> eating it on the plane. good job. >> well, if you have a job you would like them to highlight, go to his facebook and

your hand it to handily idea. the contestant pool is getting simmer by the. >> last night they turned up the competition from "i am changing" to "dream girl". >> ♪ i am. >> and with that he moved on to the top 12. his coach is jennifer hudson. who won an oscar for her roll in dream girls. that was strategy. encouraged him to sing that song. >> if you want to see who else will make it to the top 12, two nights of playoffs, you can catch it right here on nbc4 tonight and tomorrow. >> really good singers on that show. >> they do. time to check in with our wonderful singer here at chuck bell. >> what kind of tune are you singing right now? >> fake news. no, have you to know if you can sing or not sing. i cannot sing. i couldn't carry a tune in a bag. here's your d

tomorrow. fair amount of sunshine. more sunny with time. tomorrow looks good. chance of showers early on thursday. should be done by eight or 9:00 a.m. twrie day looks dry but breezy and cooler. quite a bit of arraign chance on saturday. saturday night. into at least first part of sunday. then colder weather settles in for the early parts of next week. so you are going down to blacksburg for the game on saturday or up to happy college for college, no those gamts will be chilly. redskins on it the road down in new orleans, if you are headed down there, cool down. our thanksgiving forecast, again on the cold side. hard to believe thanksgiving just ten little days from now. >> all right. thank you, chuck. that is it for news4 midday. thanks for joining us. back on air this afternoon first at 4:00. >> you can get news and weather updates any time with the nbc washington app. we want you to have a great day. thanks for joining us this morning.

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