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>> it will smack you or your hair to a direction that you don't want to go, fyi. >> thank you so much for being with us. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm meagan fitzgerald. we're tracking the windy weather. >> lauryn ricketts is here. >> doing a remix. >> so glad the camera wasn't on me. >> this is the point of the show where everyone gets punch which i. but listen -- >> we've been going since the middle of the night. >> we're good. >> when i came in, i was timing it out, i think you probably were given the timing of some rain, we had rain overnight last night and it was heavy rain. so i remember looking at my radar before i left my apartment this morning because the rain was moving pretty quickly out of here with a cold front. behind that rain, then we have the wind. winds gusting up to 50 miles an hour. we do have a wind advisory for

this afternoon. we already have tons of scattered outages, trees down, leaves wet on the ground, so that is causing treacherous travel conditions. so please be careful. we'll talk about how high the temperature will get coming up. and reminder that you can take our forecast with you wherever you go, just download our nbc washington app. pennsylvania avenue is back open outside the white house after security square there today. derrick ward is live with a look at what happened and the latest arrests. >> reporter: right now just another normal sunday morning at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. but, oh, yeah, someone twrid to g tried to get over the fence again. there is no appearance that anything untoward happened, but we're told someone got to the lower fence, they call it a bike rack fence, it was set

other side of the taller gate. now, this person was taken into custody immediately. all we know is that it was an adult male. we don't know if he had any cause mind it, but it did cause them to close pennsylvania off to pedestrian traffic while they secured the area. now, we didn't find anyone who was here this morning that was there when that incident happened. but again, they clear these incidents quickly. not to say that it's normal, but definitely has happened before. and will likely happen again. that's why security has been beefed up there in the past few years or so. again, a person jumped over the lower fence, taken into custody by police. and no more threat or anything like that at the white house at this hour. derrick ward, news 4. and the iteam has been looking into numerous breaches at the white house. and they have also investigated what happens to the people who get caught.

washington app and search white house fence for more details. and new this morning, d.c. police are trying to track down several suspects after two separate homicides overnight. the first happened on 30th street in southeast which isn't far from naylor road. police say one man was shot and killed around 11:00 last night. no word yet on a suspect description. and then there was another homicide in petworth close to an elementary school. police say 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 is looking for three missing teens from prince william county. the feds think that they may have left virginia. these are pictures of the missing girls. ashley and brianna are 17, and the other 18. and the trio has not been seen si n

silver suv, possibly a honda crv. if you spot them, you are asked to call police. and many of you have shared this next story on our facebook page. david cassidy is in the hospital with organ failure. that is according to his publicist. they tell nbc news that cassidy was taken to the hospital in florida on wednesday. he is in need of a liver transplant. you may remember back in february the partridge family star revealed that he was battling dementia. cassidy is 67 years old. >> best wishes for him. this morning the cousin of a fairfax county woman who was 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 came forward during a tearful

deloris williams. williams' boyfriend set her on fire last year and she died from her injuries. williams was 64. and if you or someone you know is a victim of domestic violence, we have resources in app. search safe at home. controversy is growing just weeks before alabama elects a new senator. >> chris pollone has the latest developments on roy moore whose past has his own party calling him to drop out. >> 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.

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. he questions the timing. a fox news poll shows doug jones surging to an eight point lead, but the support of moore's ardent factors 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. let's take a live look outside of our city cam. it's a clear day and dry, but also really windy. lauryn will be back with

at the holiday week ahead. plus stick around, because nbc news' andrea mitchell will join us, accusations of sexual misconduct are sending a ripple through capitol hill. we'll ask her what she thinks will happen next. but first, what consumers found in their salads that is forcing a popular grocery store ueain to iss

a recall for some trader joe's shoppers. the store has recalled some ofa pieces of glass or hard plastic may be inside. never a good thing. it includes packages of white meat chicken salad, curried chicken and cranberry apple salad. all were sold in the midwest and on the west coast. so not here, but still

nobody wants glass in their salad. >> no. >> no thanks. this has been a life-changing weekend for dozens of kids in the d.c. foster care system. >> for the first time this morning, those kids are waking up with new families. take a look at our own barbara harrison who has done so much good work for foster families, helped them celebrate at saturday's adoption day ceremony. >> i woke up this morning thinking today is the day. like this is the day i've been waiting for. >> al your life. >> all my life. >> we have much more on national adoption month in our nbc washington app. just search adoptive families. taking a look outside, storm team 4 working for you on this windy sunday morning. looks nice in that picture, but it is breezy. and lauryn is also monitoring dropping temperatures and how long it will last. her hour by hour forecast is minutes away. plus the sweetest

local boys develop a brotherhood after battling cancer. the lesson they are teaching some members of the air force. and we have breaking news just coming in to the newsroom. >> we're learning new accusations of sexual misconduct against bret rattner a russellnd streaming and gaming are only as good as your internet. so get the best internet - with the 100% fiber-optic network. with fios gigabit connection you get the fastest internet available with download speeds up to 940 megs plus tv and phone for just $79.99 per month online

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wind. an watch out for those roads as well because we have a lot of flying debris create something accidents according to wtop. so again, be very careful out there. we have your information on your thanksgiving day forecast coming up. a breakdown in mideast peace gosh dwrags negotiations is looming. the state department is threatening to close the palestinian liberation office which is located in georgetown. state officials say the palestinians broke a u.s. law that prohibits them from asking the international criminal court to prosecute israeli officials. the palestinians are pushing back accusing the u.s. of bowing to israeli pressure. they say they will cut off all communications with the u.s. if we close the office. time 10:15. let's take a live look outside.

blowing all this morning. but look at that shot. >> looks pretty. >> washington monument is all lit up here. 51 degrees. so the temperature has been climbing a little bit. so we'll see how things are shaping up here. lauryn ricketts, we'll check in with her in a minute. in the meantime, the weather forecast for the week is actually looking pretty nice. >> yeah, looks nice for thanksgiving coming soon. but you know what, at the end of the day, it's not snowing. and we don't have rain in the forecast. so as cold as it may be, which it is cold out there, and probably going to get colder, but bottom line here is that the wind is the worst of what we have to deal with. >> right. and we'll switch gears to politics now. this week in politics, we got mixed messages from the tax plan. for months the white house said that the rich would not benefit from that plan. >> and here to break everything down for

who is filling in for chuck todd this morning on "meet the press." >> yeah, having to come from the other studio. >> all good. we want to talk about the whole sexual misconduct thing that is continuing to spiral. and now we're seeing in the entertainment industry russell simmons is being accused. but it's also having an affect on capitol hill. >> and we'll talk about that with two women in congress. barbara comstock from the virginia suburbs right here. and they are talking about fixes, but also acknowledging that this is a problem that has really plagued mostly women whoed much less power on capitol hill, which has long been an old boy's network for decades and decades. there are 21 women senators now that is hardly representative of the population, and women tend to have much lower ranking jobs on capitol hill. and individual members and

offices like feast doms and there is very little oversight. so you had jarkky spe kjackie s out. and roy moore, that race is what really set this off. and now the pushback, denials and as well as the allegation acknowledged by al franken before he was in office, but something that he says should be investigated by the ethics committee as well. >> switching gears to taxes now, we know house republicans passed their tax plan. it now moves to the senate. but it's a bill that by many accounts that is widely unpopular by a lot of americans. the fear is that the rich will just get richer, it will benefit them. what is the future of this tax? >> it will be very close in the senate. the republicans are feeling a little bit more confident today than they had been that they can work out details, ron johnson from wisconsin has said that he is against it. they think that they will get his ve

sweeteners for small business owners. but the bottom line is it does help the wealthy. the estate tax gets revised and eventually eliminated and as well as the corporate benefits are permanent. the individual tax cuts are not permanent. they expire in ten years. so there is a disparate impact here. they claim -- remember trickle down economics -- that by helping businesses, it will eventually help wages, the economy overall. but there is he very little evidence of that according to economists. so that is the debate we have on "meet the press." >> and doid you have fun hostin today? >> it's a tough job. i don't know how you do these early sundays. >> happy to see you. >> and happy thanksgiving. >> and to you. and a remind are you can see "meet the press" every sunday right hat

and meanwhile, breaking news to get to. we mentioned this. russell simmons and bret rattner are now accused of sexual assaulting a 17-year-old model. the allegations are published in today's l.a. times. the model tells the time that the incident happened during a casting call in 1991. in a statement to nbc news, simmons says he remembers that casting call and that everything was completely consensual. we'll have to keep on top of that. switching gears, we want to talk about the weather because, man, when is the wind going to die down? >> it will settle down a little bit this afternoon, gusts -- let's go day part. to lunchtime, 50 miles per hour gusting. and then this afternoon through early afternoon, gusting up to about 35. overnight and through tomorrow, 10 to 15-mile-per-hour range. >> it looks deceiving out there. >> it's beautiful. but you step out and it's

especially once you step outside the beltway. temperatures in d.c., in the 50s. it's bearable. but once you get into the shenandoah valley, temperatures in the low 40s. so it gets more tricky because it's cooler out there with the windchill. let's go to the maps. it's a weather alert because we have these strong winds. now, i just got off the phone with wtop, their traffic department, they were talking about winds that are creating this flying debris. and that has created some accidents. we have downed trees as well across the region. so i ask you if you do go get in your car, turn it on 103.5 because they are doing a good job talking about some of thieves acciden these accidents. i think i heard of one on 66 coming into the area something from the wind created an accident. so again be very careful driving around because we'll have the strong winds all day long. and still breezy tomorrow. but the wind advisory goes until 3:00. but i do believe

outages will become more numerous as we get into the afternoon as well because these winds will just be relentless. gusts anywhere from 20s to 30s out there. again, we have the potential to make it up to about 50 miles an hour through about lunch time. and then the winds will settle down through the afternoon gusting to about 35 miles an hour this afternoon. but definitely breezy overnight and definitely breezy through monday. so as you head back to work, get the kids ready for school, it will be breezy tomorrow. right now we're in the 40s and 50s. that's about as good as we'll get. and you can see over the next seven hours, the temperature moves back and forth from 49 to 50 degrees here in d.c. had rain move through last night. lots of wind, as well. and now we're just looking at possibly a few flurries that will be rising the coattails of some of these breezy northwest winds. but you can see the snow showers bringing some flurries into our area. so temperatures in the 40s for daytime highs toda

tomorrow. and then we take that temperature back up on tuesday. by wednesday, good travel day, but thursday, we are looking at great for your thanksgiving. >> and be sure to download the storm team 4 weather app for the interactive radar and also very practical and the best part is it's free. >> can't beat free. if you're just joining us, we'll tell you about new efforts in the search for whoever killed a baltimore detective. this morning two new developments in the investigation. and one more check on your forecast, when the wild wind will die down and what thanksgiving looks like. a reminder, you can find it all in our nbc washington app.

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suit suiter.husband and father of five was gunned down this week while investigating a homicide. and prepare yourself for a windy day ahead. lauryn ricketts is here. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. >> definitely a wind advisory today. it's a weather alert day. it will be a little breezy, so hold on to your hat. be careful as you make your way out the door. thanksgiving not too bad, plenty of sunshine, temperatures in the 40s. >> and travel day good too. slep excellent. "meet the press" is next. getting bread delivered is way easier than hiring real bakers... ...who work all night and morning to bake fresh brioche buns. you deserve a breakfast made with respect. try the new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be.

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e new bacon, egg, and cheese on brioche. panera. food as it should be. this sunday, politics, sexual harassment and re-examining old attitudes. nine women now have come forward with accusations against republican roy moore. >> he just grabbed my behind. >> i thought that he was going to rape me. >> but moore and his supporters remain defiant. >> and i'll quit standing when they lay me in that box and put me in the ground. >> are republicans better off without roy moore in the senate? then democratic senator al franken facing his own accusation. >> his smashed his lips against my face and stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> and now the country is revisiting previous allegations and denials. my guests this morning, republican congresswoman barbara comstock and democratic