tweer tracki we're tracking the windy weather with lauryn ricketts. >> good morning, yeah, we've been tracking these winds. we knew it would be windy as we headed into the overnight hours and tloouf todhrough today. and we also had some rain. the front behind it, that is doctor we're seeing the winds, maybe even a few flurries out there today. yeah, maybe a few snowflakes first of the season. let's talk about it, let's go to the maps and show you the wind advisory until 3:00 for the area outlined in brown. now, if you are not outlined in brown, i've had a couple questions for culpeper, still breezy, but not in the wind advisory criteria. but we'll see wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour through the noon hour and then they settle down slightly. wind s at about 35 miles an hou this afternoon. we could have some power outages and flying debris. temperatures pretty much what you see is what you

but again the wind will continue to gust possibly up to 50 miles an hour through the first part of the day. what does your thanksgiving look like? that is coming up. and reminder that you can take our forecast with you wherever you go, just download our nbc washington app. and new this morning, one person is in custody after a security scare outside the white house. derrick ward is live there this morning with a look at what happened. >> reporter: good morning. as you can see, it's a pretty usual scene here for a weekend in front of the white house, which speaks to i guess the frequency of this kind of incident and how much they have become accustomed to dealing with them. it was about 7:30 this morning, we're told that someone tried to jump that lower barrier that was put into place specifically for this reason because of people trying to make it -- actually making it over the fence and on to the ground. and somebody actually got into the white house, wash

found. nothing that serious this morning. we don't have an identity on on the person. we know that he was taken into custody and the word that we got from the united states secret service is that he attempted to jump that loeter barricade. so he may not have even made it there. and as you can see, police officers are here all the time stationed here just because of that sort of incident. but as you can see also, tourist groups are here, people walking by, taking pictures as they normally would. so nothing untoward in appearances here except for that incident earlier today. live in front of the white house, derrick ward, news 4. and meanwhile the news 4 iteam has been looking into numerous breaches at the white house over the past couple years. they have also investigated what happened to the people who to get caught. you'll wand t to head to nbc washington app and search white house fence. d.c. police are trying to track down several suspects after two separate homicides. the first on 30

southeast which isn't far from naylor road. police say a man was shot and killed. no word on a suspect description. the other homicide happened in petworth close to an elementary school. one man was killed after a shooting on spring road northwest just before 2:00 this morning. the scene is right next to the raymond education campus. in this case police are searching for four men. the fbi meanwhile is looking for three missing teens from prince william county. the feds think that the teens may have left virginia. we'll show you the pictures of the missing girls. ashley and brianna are both 17, and shthe on other 18. people are looking for possibly a lon todhonda crv. and there have been a lot of

david cassidy is hospitalized with organ failure according to his publicist. he was taken to the hospital on wednesday in florida. he is in need of a liver transplant. you may remember back in february the partridge family star revealed that he was battling dementia. he's just 67. this morning the cousin of a fairfax county woman set on fire by her boyfriend is breaking her own silence about being the victim of domestic abuse. >> don't let dumb love or stuck on stupid be the kryptonite that could maybe get you killed. just seek help. >> diane walton came forward during the vigil for her cousin dee lda loris williams. williams was set on fire and she died from her injuries. williams was 64. and if you or someone you know is the victim of domestic violence, we have re

washington app and you can search safe at home. and developing this morning, controversy is growing just weeks before alabama elects a new senator. >> chris pollone has the latest doechl developments on roy moore. >> reporter: in the alabama senate race even religious leaders are picking sides days after a group of pastors rallied in support of republican nominee roy moore -- >> we ask to be continually transformed in and by and through that holiness. >> reporter: another group of pastors called on him to drop out. >> watch the news if you lived outside the state, you might think that the extremist voice of roy moore represents the only voice of christianity in alabama. but we know better. >> reporter: in the past nine days, at least nine women have made accusations against moore claiming inappropriate behavior decades ago, ranging from unwanted romantic pursuit of teens to sexual assault. moore denies it all.

a fox news poll shows doug jones surging to an eight point lead the support of moore's ardent backers is unwavering. >> jones will wrote wrong and roy moore will vote right. we need to keep the big picture in our minds as we vote on december 12th. and the big picture is who is going to do the right things in washington, d.c. for our country and who will do the wrong things. >> reporter: chris pollone, nbc news, new york. lits take let's take a live look outside. the wind is here and we'll let you know how the weather will impact your weekend and also fine tune your forecast for the upcoming week ahead. and questions about a local sheriff's travel. what former deputies are telling news 4's iteam.

>> and what the sheriff himself is saying about the first class flight found by thes i

take a look at these cuties. nearly 100 dogs in need of a home, they come from hurricane-ravaged puerto rico. >> they got here last night from dulles. the lucky dog animal rescue has volunteers caring for the animals. and an adoption event is happening today. it's at the petsmart in gaithersburg from 12:00 to 2:00. how do you go in there and not take an animal home. moving along, today people from across the u.s. will be marching on the national mall to

rico. the event is expected to kick off at around 10:00 this morning. it will go until 3:00 this afternoon and organizers want lawmakers to change laws that they think aren't helping people on the island, that includes the jones act which bans foreign vessels from shipping goods between the u.s. coasts. the act was temporarily waived after the hurricane, but it has since expired. storm team 4 working for on you this windy sunday morning. >> lauryn ricketts is back soon to let us know when these winds will calm down. >> but first, the news 4 iteam is investigating questions about a local sheriff's first class travel with taxpayer money that you helped fund. stay with us.

it's mighty chilly. temperatures in the 40s to right around 50 through the morning, but of course the main thing are the winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour as we go through at least the lunch hour. and then they will start to settle down slightly. gusting up to about 35 later on this afternoon. but breezy to down right windy all day long with windchills in the 20s and 30s. so we'll be talking about when the wind settles down and what you can expect for your travel day on wednesday. we'll give you the thanksgiving forecast as well coming up in about leathree minutes. flights across

to pick up criminals didn't sound out of the ordinary, but what if those flights were first class and you were footing the bill? >> a year long investigation by the news 4 iteam is raising questions about who is looking into a local sheriff department's travel. this is a story you will here o. >> reporter: a trip to las vegas with stays at the mgm grand, a long weekend right before christmas to san diego, room service every night at the omni hotel including crab. these trips weren't vacations. you paid for them. extraditions by the culpeper county sheriff's office in late 2015 to pick up fugitives. >> did you ever do an extradition? >> i have. >> is it a choice assignment? >> it is. >> reporter: extraditions aren't

unusual, but multiple deputies told the news team that it was the sheriff himself going on some of the trips. they asked us not to show their faces. >> does it seem odd to have a sheriff going on extradition trips? >> i think odd is a good word. >> reporter: when we first requested travel records for sheriff jen are continues, this is what we got. we do not have any records specific to the sheriff's travel. his travel does not require approval. only after challenging them did we get these vouchers, two pages, almost $3500 by sheriff and blackstock to pick up a man in vegas. and more than 4 grand to pick up one in san diego on forgery charges. >> the way it normally worked, if it was west of the mississippi, it was a three day extradition. >> reporter: they weren't paid for by the county, they said that they were reimbursed by the state. so the iteam got copies of the trips over two years from virginia supreme court which foots the bills.

we found trips totaling more than $34,000 and we found one thing we didn't expect. flying first class for an extradition, is that normal? >> absolutely not. we would fly regular coach. >> reporter: state records show while sheriff jenkins and blackstock spent $1300 to fly first class one way to vegas, and $1200 to san diego. two other deputies flew coach. that violates state policy. a spokesperson for the virginia supreme court told the iteam they are reviewing their internal processes to see why the first class flights which require prior approval were not flagged. for months the iteam tried to talk to the sheriff, but he didn't want to appear on camera. we stopped by a meeting of the public safety committee and even tracked him to the halloween event sponsored by the sheriff's department. when he saw us, he just drove away.

>> if there was any discrepancies or anything going on with the sheriff, we'd know about it. >> reporter: we did catch up with county board of supervisors chairman jack frazier. >> he's flying first class? the county is not paying for that. >> does that make it okay? >> as long as the county is not paying for it does. >> reporter: sheriff did e-mail saying he has been on 5 of 105 extraditions, and said he is aware of other sheriffs who do so. but eight local sheriffs contacted said they have not been on any extraditions. sheriff jenkins says he went on the trips to see how other larger jurisdictions operated. and as for the first class flights, he said i'm a big man, i need a big seat. even though state records show he did fly coach on the return flights with the prisoners. >> people in the department know it? >> yes. >> what are they saying about it?

>> we weren't allowed to really talk about it openly. >> reporter: sheriff jenkins says ultimately prisoners repay the cost of extradition. virginia law does provide for reimburse of costs for those found guilty. supreme court says they have not received repayment for the san diego or las vegas trips. scott macfarlane news 4. >> the sheriff also said he went due to the department being shorthanded from a trial. >> interesting. bet we'll be following up on that one. let's talk weather. >> that is why lauryn is here. >> the wind. >> bad hair day. >> my producer just told me that they are sending me outside. >> bring are an umbrella so we

>> it is windy out there. do you really need me to go outside? >> you're not getting out of this. >> i don't blame you. >> i just brought a big sweater. but you will need your winter jacket, your hat, your gloves. it is chilly because of the wind. temperatures are not too bad because we'll be in the low 50s to 40s today, but man, these winds are really creating a lot of problems on the roadways. of course wtop is our news partner, so when you get in your car, turn on wtop because mary is doing traffic and i have weather right after that and i'm listening to her reports talking about all these trees down, talking about lights with power outages, a lot of the secondary roade roads, trees down. and we could see gusts up to 50 miles an hour at least through the early afternoon and then afternoon through the evening, 35 mian

now, overnight after about 8:00 tonight, the winds will settle down to about 10 to 15 miles an hour. and that is how it will feel tomorrow. but it is windy out there today. we're seeing gusts in the 20s and 30s. winchester, up to 37. so again, we will have those wind gusts potentially up to 50 miles an hour through about noon and then by this afternoon, they will settle down to about 35 miles per hour. after 8:00 tonight, they will die down. so if you are headed to the lady gaga concert or out and about, just know that it won't be quite as windy, but it will be breezy and then through much of the day tomorrow. temperatures right now, this is pretty much it. weal stay in the 40s and low 50s. may take it up in the afternoon. of course we have a little bit of a windchill out there especially in the shenandoah valley, feels like factor is in the 30s. so here is a look at your temperatures. we're staying static in the 40s and 50s, but the cold air is moving in. this is all behind the frontal system that

we had some rain earlier this morning, and that had moved pretty quickly well off the east coast. don't be surprised if you see a few flurries coming down on in breezy northwest wind. not going to create any robs, but again a few flurries possible with some of that snow that is lined up against the mountains in west virginia. they have some winter weather advisories in that area. so again snow possible out there. for us, we're looking good until wednesday, we're watching a coastal system. but the most part that will head out to see. so traveling looking good to us unless you're headed to the pacific northwest. but for us, we'll watch this coastal system headed down to the shores of north carolina, you could head into some of that rain. but we're dry here, temperatures around 50. by thanksgiving, temperatures in the 40s with sunny skies. i'm mark murray. president donald trump has insisted for months that the republican tax plan he supports won't benefit him. he

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just about 9:30 on this sunday morning. taking a look at the flag flapping in the wind outside of union station and that means we are in weather alert mode. we have wind gusts up to 00 miles an hour. lauryn is here to help you plan out your day ahead. and a deadly night in the district, two men were killed in opposite corner of the city. police tell us they are looking for at least five suspects. and new developments overnight in the manhunt for whoever killed a police detective in baltimore. the officer is actually from the district. we'll fill you in on what we've learned. but first, thank you so much for starting your gday with us. >> and the coffee is kicking in. i think this is cup three. >> this is like five for me. >> it takes time. >> extra little boost. do you know who else needs the coffee? lauryn ricketts because she has

and it is super breezy out there. >> it is. and i stepped out here, not by choice, thank you jesse. you know what, i'm glad she sent me out here. it's not too bad right now especially in the sunshine. we'll continue to have sunshine all through the day today. but the temperature here in d.c. has made it up to 50 degrees. it's not like that everywhere, because temperatures outside the beltway are in the 40s and 30s and that's where we find windchills in the 20s and 30s. but everybody getting in on the wind action. we do have the wind advisory until 3:00 this afternoon. but again, we're at 50 degrees. reagan national airport reporting sustained wind at 21 miles per hour out of the west. so again, the wind advisory until 3:00 this afternoon. we will be dealing with that for dwight some time. we'll be dealing with the wind for quite some time as well. so that is one thing that we'll be talking about not only today, but also tomorrow we'll be a little on the breezy side. we have your thanksgiving forecast, we'll let's you know if

thanksgiving on the 10 day coming up. time is 9:32. and new this morning, the reward for information in the murder of a baltimore police officer has jumped. take a look, this is the new poster that is out. the he reward is now up to $215 a,000. detective sean suiter was gunned down wednesday. he is a husband, father of five. and he died the next day. suiter was investigating a homicide scene when someone shot him in the head. and despite a city wide search, police have not identified or arrested a suspect. they are pleading for help from the public. now to a warning about a potential danger on the side of the road. a controversial guardrail is being blamed for at least six deaths. and a news 4 investigation has found hundreds of them are on our roads in virginia and maryland. susan hogan shares what you need to know.

>> according to three lawsuits filed against the manufacture, instead of deflecting vehicles, the guardrail in some cases is actually piercing them with deadly consequences. steve is a father on a mission. >> i'm fighting so that no other family has to be here. >> reporter: it's been one year since his 17-year-old daughter, hannah, died. her car was pierced by a guardrail after she ran off the road. >> one guardrail at highway speeds, what it will do is horrific. >> reporter: he's now working tirelessly to get guardrails he calls dangerous off every road in the country. >> i can tell you that state d.o.t.s have raised significant concerns about how this product functions. >> reporter: hannah is one of four people killed in tennessee after hitting the ends of guardrails. according to lawsuits in those cases, each time the vehicle w

speared by the end terminal. it happened in virginia, too. sarah wineburg died last december on i-66. >> this system, it's a telescoping system, it pushes down section upon section and it absorbs energy and slows the vehicle down. so it's a control stop. you have a crash, but you don't have a fatality. >> and that didn't do that here. >> no. >> reporter: and take a look at these photos from saline county, missouri. they show a truck that was literally skewered this past february. the state tells us it was the x-lite, the driver killed. and in a statement to news 4, lindsay says it has successfully passed crash and safety tests and remains eligible for federal transportation funding. there is no road safety eqen

injury every time a driver fails to stay on the road. but x-lite has reduced the number and severity of injuries sustained. and while it remains on the federal highway administration list of approved products, at least 11 states, including virginia, have decided to stop using it. the virginia department of transportation issued this memo last year citing concerns over how the x-lite performed in crash tests. maryland says after reviewing guardrail crashes on its roads over the past year, it does not plan to pull the x-lite. >> we have no indication that this has been involved in any unusual situation. >> but it has been involved in other fatalities in other states. >> yes. >> isn't that concerning enough? >> i would tell you that the maryland department of transportation and all of us at the state highway administration are alwaon

possibility of us sitting on our hands and allowing safety to come second is just not true. >> reporter: in the meantime steve is calling on the national highway administration to not only pull the x-lite from its approved product list, but to make sure every single one is removed from roads across the country. >> i know how this will end. it will end with a national recall. the only thing i don't know is when that will happen. >> starting next summer, all guardrail and terminals will have to meet new crash test standards to receive federal approval. the x-lite don't qualify, so there won't be any new ones installed after june, but remember, there are thousands that remain on our roads right now and those will stay in place. back to you. >> susan hogan with an important story there. people have been talking about these for years and some of the dangers. ny

and identified as such should definitely be removed. >> shining a light to save lives. coming up next, new information about a violence attack in a place that a lot of people go to have fun. we'll share what went down along the popular h street corridor overnight. plus two local boys develop a brotherhood after a battle with cancer. the lessons they are teaching some members of the air force, that storyext. n

thanks giving is here. love the turkey. >> it just popped up. >> mashed potatoes. stuffing. >> i do, too. >> football. >> just a couple days away. and speaking of all that food, we have food for 4 families, the annual drive helps so many families, veterans and seniors. pat lawson muse shows us how efforts continue to be successful year after year.

>> it takes an army of workers and volunteers and a lot of determination to get all of this food to local tables each thanksgiving. >> we're out to wednesday before thanksgiving taking care of families. we get calls at the last minute and luckily we're able to be nimble enough to get food and turkeys to those families. >> reporter: for 20 years, donny shaw has worked for the ymca d.c. and put his heart into it. >> it means so much that i forget to shop for my family. >> especially at this time of the year is when we suffer and because construction in the wintertime is when it's gone down. >> reporter: for otto, winter means fewer construction jobs and less money for his family. so the thanksgiving basket means a lot. >> it's a big opportunity also for us to have a family together and have a decent meal. >> reporter: the food baskets go to social services, nonprofits, churches and organizations like

the y, for families, veteran, seniors can always count on a little help. >> we do 160 families almost every year. >> reporter: some go to needy residents where the mayor finds ways to stretch it. >> we don't just give them a basket for thanksgiving day. our baskets are usually so crammed and so full that they cover at least two or three weeks with the family. >> reporter: while the food that goes to families through this y and others during the holidays makes all the difference, the work of the y makes a difference to families all year long. but at this time of year, folks at the y are extra grateful. >> thank you nbc 4! news 4 will be at capital one arena all day tomorrow collecting donations. and that is just one way to contribute. if you would like to help, you can make a donation online, just go to our nbcwashington.com and look for food 4 families on our home page. you will see a list of many locations across the ron

and box foods. so a good way to help contribute to those who need it. right now, coming up on 9:42. we are in weather alert mode and the flag tells the story. it is gusty out there. lauryn says some of us may actually see some flurries. she's back after the break. plus dozens of children in the local foster system finally get their forever home. we'll show you the celebration as one young man shares his big moment with us.

temperatures will stay in the 40s and low 50s, but of course we have the wichbnd. so if you are headed out to watch football, get in and out of the car pretty quickly. and yard work, give it a free pass because you'll be chasing leaves all over the yard. and lady gaga concert, after about 8:00, the winds will start settling down. we'll talk about your monday and also the holiday week coming up. >> are you writing everyone note not yard work? >> yeah, lauryn said don't do it. >> absolutely. new this morning, a violent crime in a bustling part of d.c. that is known for its night life. d.c. police are looking for a 2015 black audi s-5, police say it was stolen by a group of armed men wearing ski masks and

street corridor in northeast right where the whole foods is. part of the maryland tag for the car is 5 ct. call police if you spot the car. and the police chief in annapolis is calling the shooting of a teen outrageous. police are calling on witnesses to come forward after a 17-year-old was shot in the head. it happened yesterday afternoon on president street in the middle of the day. police say the boy was walking with a group of people when someone in that group fired shots. everyone took off. the teen is now in critical condition. no word yet on the suspect description. time is 9:46. in the air force, the motto reads aim high, fly, fight, win. >> and no one is fighting or aiming higher than two young boys battling leukemia. >> as aimee cho reports, they got a chance to become pilots for the day and they showed us a few lessons about what it means to be brave.

>> this is cool. this is heavy. >> reporter: before you can be a pilot, you have to look the part. >> we're here to inspect the gear. >> reporter: you have to know what a parachute does. >> they don't go boom. >> reporter: and you have to ask the right question. >> can you hear me? >> reporter: but there is no question at all these pint sized pilots can teach us about fighting. houston and jack, both 6, both battling leukemia. >> he is a great child. i'm going to cry. i ended up losing my job in march to take care of him in and out of the hospitals. >> reporter: it was at the hospital that they met. >> how much time have you been together? >> when we can, a lot. >> we play a lot together. we went to the hospital yesterday. >> reporter: so it was only fitting that when the air force invited them to join the ranks, they be co-pilots. >> what these two warriors go through ma

we truly all learn from them on just what it is to have the courage to battle on and to take each day as it comes. >> it's a grace from god because i could never afford for him to do this. >> reporter: so how was it being pilot for a day? >> good. >> just good? >> yeah. >> awesome. >> and are you going to stay friends forever? >> yes. >> reporter: friends and co-pilots for life. aimee cho, news 4. >> love 9 the helmets. good for them. >> love that story. >> pilot for a day. love it. as you said, today is not the day to fly. >> wonder how the planes are fairing at reagan national. a 39-mile-per-hour wind gust? >> 48. i checked all three airports. baltimore, dulles and reag

all fine right now. no delays. >> good to know. >> but again, that is something that could potentially be a problem because winds will keep gusting. >> no pressure here, but it is a busy travel week. >> it is. today let's show you what is going on. it is beautiful, it really is. gorgeous outside. we have a few clouds from this picture, but again, it is gorgeous outside. we'll have sunshine all day long. but also very strong winds. now, after 8:00 p.m. tonight, the winds will start settling down. so tomorrow while it will be breezy, it won't be windy. then we have a nice stretch of weather including the holiday. it looks like we will be pretty quiet around here. but not today. we have flying debris, trees down, scattered power outages. and we'll continue to have wind gusts up

this advised area in brown. that goes until 3:00. and then the winds will start settling down little by little later afternoon hours and then really after 8:00 tonight. but of course we have windchills in the 40s and 30s. even in the shenandoah valley, some of the windchills could bottom out in the 20s as we go through the day. temperatures will be in the 40s and low 50s today. they won't budge too much. and then we have pretty strong rain that went through last night. that front is well off the coast, but behind it, that is where we're getting the cold air and could also see a few flurries. you see some of that in western pennsylvania and west virginia. some of the flurries could ride along the coattails of the northwest winds and bring some light flurry activity to our area. not expecting anything, but i don't want anybody to be surprised if you see a snowflake. temperatures will be in the 40s and low 50s again with wind gusts. tomorrow upper 40s, a little bit of a lighter wind. 10 to 15 miles per hour with no gus

snow activity out in west virginia in some of the mountains where they have winter weather advisories, but they will get a few inches of snow. and take a look at this, especially if you are traveling for wednesday, we have a coastal system we're watching. it stays off the coast, but if you are traveling wednesday along the east coast, southeastern seaboard, you could head into a few rain showers. and you could also be wet if you are heading to the pacific northwest. but much of the u.s. will be dry wednesday for your travel day. we're dry on thursday. temperatures will be in the 40s on thursday. but beautiful as we go through your thanksgiving day. so a nice little quiet stretch of weather after these winds start to die down. again, breezy tomorrow, but not windy. and you will want to be sure to download the storm team 4 weather app so you can track the severe weather and watch the latest video forecasts. the best part, the app is free in the itunes store. and dozens of children in d.c.'s foster care

and take a look at our own barbara harrison. she helped them celebrate at saturday's adoption day ceremony at d.c. superior court. >> i woke up this morning thinking today is the day. like this is the day i've been waiting for. >> all your life. >> all my life. >> that is really sweet. and we have much more on national adoption month in our nbc washington app, just search adoptive families. time is 9:52. coming up, why a popular grocery store chain is recalling some of its ready to go salads. and the search for three teenagers missing from prince william county, why the fbi is now getting involved.

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thank you. thank you. i am so happy to be here hosting snl. >> chance the rapper served as host last night. >> and he got into the festive spirit for the holidays, telling the and you had yechudience thae the mariah carey of thanksgiving. ♪ it's thanksgiving time, the one day a year where you invite the folks that you normally fear ♪ ♪ it's thanksgiving time when you are forced to see every single bad apple on your whole family tree ♪ >> t

they got into the dancing spirit here. want to let you know in two weeks, snl will be back with live shows, starting december 2. >> love snl. >> i like chance the rapper. maybe he should stick to rapping. >> yeah, a little. >> that's all right. easy to criticize from here. >> that's he true too. >> love you chance. time is 9:57. taking a live look outside, this is a shot of union station. >> check out that flag -- not as bad, but it might be getting worse. we'll check in with lauryn ricketts and she is talking about some flurries in some parts of the area. >> reporter: everything is back to normal at the white house after somebody tried to get over the fence again. l 'll telyou all about it

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