job. >> lauryn ricketts even brought us name tags. that's not for you at home. that's for our own colleagues here. >> yeah, it's been fun this morning. and yeah, i've got to stay inside the studio, thanks to you guys, and didn't have to venture outside, because i was just refereeing this whole thing just to see what would happen. but we've got about 30 minutes left, so we have a little time to figure out what's going to happen with you two at anchor desk. but it's been a lot of fun right now, and a lot of fun if you're out and about because we've got no rain, no snow, and calm conditions. but you can see what looks like a cobweb on that camera. it's blowing in the wind on that right-hand side. it is windy out there. breezy to windy. we are at 51 degrees. we're going to be at 51 through the 10:00 hour. temperatures pretty much in the 40s and 50s for daytime highs today, but with plenty of sunshine. now, we do have some breezy conditions today, gusts up to about 30 miles an hour. those will calm after about 5:00. what does the rest of this workweek have in store as you make your way back to work after a holiday weekend? we've got the details ono

just a few minutes. >> all right, lauryn. thank you very much. now we turn our attention to a tragic story out of prince george's county. police there investigating a murder-suicide involving a mother and her son, an awful story. this is a look at where that chilling scene unfolded late last night in landover, right at the heart of the holiday season. news4's derrick ward is live there this morning with the newest details that we're learning. what do you know, derrick? >> reporter: well, good morning. this is the 1700 block of countrywood court in landover. we're pretty close to fedex field. those row houses, those townhouses that you see, actually, across the street from fedex field on your way down there, if you are indeed coming this way. now, this involved a family that lived in the house on the corner. you see the tan house with the red trim. that house has actually been vacant for the past month or so. residents around here say that the family that was there lived there for about 90 days and then moved out. well, last night at about 5:0

the wife's car, the wife of the family that lived here, showed up in this designated space. and then a short time later, the husband's car showed up here as well. now, neighbors thought that perhaps they were moving back in, but at some point, people saw the husband back at his car on his cell phone, and he seemed disturbed. and shortly after that, police showed up, and that's when they knew something terrible had indeed happened. now, police say that the mother, believed to be in her 30s, and the child, her son, from what we can glean from neighbors here, was perhaps as young as a toddler, were found dead inside that house. they were pronounced dead on the scene and only saying that they suffered trauma. and police say that this appears to be a murder-suicide, a domestic-related murder-suicide. that sent some shock waves through this neighborhood. folks here say that they didn't know the family very well. they would speak and they did notice the mother was often out with a young child and that the family recently had hadan

child, aine fan infant. this is being pieced together, but police are looking at this as a murder-suicide. live in landover, derrick ward, news4. >> very difficult story. thank you, derrick. new this morning, a scene in dupont circle after someone shot a man in the face. d.c. police, they want to find who did it. they're looking for a black sedan that took off from the scene. it happened at dupont circle and massachusetts avenue just after 1:00 this morning. emergency crews rushing the victim to the hospital p.. they say he was conscious and breathing. we're waiting for an update on his condition. meantime, police want any information you may have. a george mason university student's cap and gown will never be seen on the graduation stage, because this morning her family, unfortunately, is planning her funeral. she was hit by a car just steps from her home. news4's darcy spencer talked to her close friend, who wants her to be remembered as a wholesome person. >> reporter: samantha ig

just weeks away from graduating from george mason university. monday night she got off the metro at the minnesota avenue station, walked across the pedestrian bridge and was crossing here at kenilworth terrace, just steps from home, when she was struck. she died friday afternoon. kevin rodrigues is a close friend. >> i messaged her that i want to be there for her graduation. she purchased a gown, a hat, and she was like trying those things on. so, it came out of nowhere. >> reporter: igvall graduated from wilson high school in northwest d.c. in 2012. she was excited about getting her global affairs degree from mason in december. friends and relatives say after graduating from mason, she wanted to work for the state department to travel across the world to help people in the middle east and in asia. rodrigues says she was involved in the international friendship connection on campus. this was the last photo they took together, just two days before she was hit. >> i could go on with adjectives from the dictionary to defi

it's such a terrible loss, because i'm pretty sure all of her friends can second me on that. we feel such a major void. >> reporter: samantha came to the united states from bangladesh when she was 14. her family now asking for prayers as they plan for her burial service. >> she was a very, very wholesome person, personalitywise, very kind. and i would want her to be remembered as that, someone who wanted to serve the world. >> reporter: in fairfax, darcy spencer, news4. >> tough story there. the driver of the car that hit her did stop to call police. so far, that driver not facing any charges, but the investigation continues. if you've got a moment, take a look at your screen. three young children from the same family went missing after thanksgiving. now d.c. police need your help finding them. missing are 8-year-old leanda rice, her 11-year-old sister, leandra, and their 14-year-old brother, landrell. last seen thanksgiving day on

d.c. police say relatives did not report them missing until friday. the children, we're told, may be with their mom. her name is emily rice. a reminder this sunday to check your carbon monoxide detectors. it comes after this. crews evacuating an apartment building on third street southwest because of a carbon monoxide leak. folks inside, well, they were warned because they had working detectors and they went off. firefighters did have to go door to door just to get some folks out. the building had to be ventilated before anyone could return to their homes. developing story this morning about the fbi failing to notify scores of u.s. officials that they were targets of a russia-aligned hacking campaign. this is all according to the "associated press." now, this involves fancy bear, which is the russian government-aligned cyber espionage group. the "ap" reports that it did 80 interviews with americans targeted by that group but found that the fbi only gave a heads-up to two cases. the bureau provided a statement that said in part, "the fbi routinely notifies individuals and

threat information." meantime this morning on "meet the press," moderator chuck todd is going to have an exclusive interview with anita hill, and he's also going to have conversations with house minority leader nancy pelosi and ohio senator rob portman. chuck's going to be right here in the studio in just about ten minutes. and a reminder, you can see "meet the press" at 10:30 this morning. all right, what have you got planned today, tuss? >> you know, just a little bit of this and that, watching some football. how exciting is that? >> thrilling. >> come on. >> this and that? >> don't give me a hard time here, culver. >> tell me more! brunch may be on your agenda. still plenty of time for it. >> sure! >> lauryn ricketts tracking your storm team 4 forecast with what you can look forward to weatherwise. >> yeah. i'll liven it up. believe me, i will. meantime, not so good news for the wizards. point guard john wall is going to be on the bench for a while. we'll give you a timetable on his return, when "news4 today" continues.

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well, this is not the news that the wizards wanted to hear. they're not having a great stretch right now. they lost three of the last four games, and now they may have lost john wall for the next two weeks. the point guard is going to have to get multiple injections to reduce fluid that's built up in his knee. that inflammation all started when wall had knee-to-knee contact during the team's game against the mavericks earlier this month. now, if he recovers on time, he should be able to go december 9th, when the team goes up against the clippers in los angeles. well, from the hardwood to the gridiron, the redskins are off on this sunday. they already won on thanksgiving. >> yeah. >> but they're already gearing up for another big rivalry next week. >> they're taking on the dallas cowboys. >> ooh. >> that's going to happen thursday. you're going to be able to catch it all right here, the channel you're already watching, nbc 4. it's going to be the second time this season for these two teams to face off. hopefully, it will provide a chance for the redskins to maybe redeem themselves from their loss that happened back in october. >> that was a different cowboys team then. they had ezekiel elliott and everything was going well, and now --

different? >> yeah, i think the redskins give them a good game, absolutely. >> we'll find out thursday. 10:11 your time now on this sunday. we're also tracking your storm team 4 forecast. a lot of you, maybe you're stretching, getting up, getting out of bed, taking your time this morning. we'll help you with what you need to be wearing d thinking an

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welcome back. it's 10:13, and this is the part of the show i like to call a little loopy section now. we've been on the air for a couple hours. >> i just ran from the weather center. i'm out of breath. >> breathe through your nose. >> i'm going to help you here. >> okay. >> deep breath in, one out, and you're good to go. lauryn has to pull double duty, because not only is she on tv in the morning, she's also on wtop radio, our news partners at wtop, doing the forecast. >> we had a radio hit at 10:08, i finished at 10:11, and it's 10:14, back to the weather center. i thought i was after chuck. i'm not. >> here's the promise i'm going to make to you. if you start doing this weathercast and you need to catch your breath, i'll just tell you to keep going. >> we already know last

all right, a gusty day out there. we've already accomplished step number one, so this is going to be a great forecast. [ laughter ] all right! temperatures are warming this week. yesterday we made it to 60 degrees. today we'll be in the 40s and low 50s, and then we'll continue to take that temperature up from there as we go through this week. lots of sunshine, though. next chance of rain is not until friday, which is good news, in case you are traveling out and about, not only today, but also tomorrow. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s. i'm going to give this range mid-40s to about mid-50s for daytime highs today. it is going to be breezy out there. we're going to have a northwest wind 10 to 20 miles an hour, slight windchill. temperatures pretty steady. winds will diminish

4:00 and continue to diminish into the evening, and then overnight, just clear and cold. a look at those wind gusts right now gusting up to about 30 miles an hour. that's going to be the name of the game as we continue into this day. but look at this. these temperatures, as i said, pretty steady, and the winds will come down as that sun goes down, just about 4:45. however, if you're decorating, especially if you're up on a ladder, just make sure that it's all secure, because we do have some blustery northwest winds, but plenty of sunshine. and football watching looking good, even though the redskins aren't playing today, but looking good for that. zoo lights, make sure you bundle up for that because it will be chilly once the sun goes down. temperatures will plummet with clear skies. and clear skies is what we're seeing out there right now. we've got a few mountain wave stratto cumulus clouds coming over the mountain, so beautiful view, but no rain. very small rain chances through this week. the next chance of rain will be on friday, but not today. 51 is about where we're going to top out. some areas into the mid-50s. we do have windch i

make sure you grab that warm coat and some sunglasses. temperatures tomorrow morning are going to be in the 30s to right around 40 degrees by 8:00 a.m., but plenty of sunshine and nothing to worry about, especially because we're not going to have that wind tomorrow. a much lighter wind as we go through the day tomorrow. i know it says breezy right there, but a lighter wind. plenty of sunshine through the day tomorrow. so you're going to be dealing with blustery and brisk conditions. today sunshine for your monday. look at this, tuesday and wednesday we're at 60 degrees. by thursday we dip a little bit as a dry frontal system comes through. and then by friday, that will be our next chance of some rain showers headed our way. next weekend even looks good. guys? >> thank you, lauryn. all right, back to work for congress after the thanksgiving break, and yet another high-profile lawmaker accused of sexual misconduct. >> yeah, and we have some new information coming in this morning about more in the russia allegations of hacking. joining us now to break it down, moderator of "meet the press" chuck todd. let's start with the new information from the "associated press." it basically sayh

interviewed 80-some people who might have been involved in this probe but only two were notified by the fbi? >> it's so funny. i actually know quite a few people who have been interviewed by "ap" during this process, just stumbling across my own sources going, hey, you know, "ap's" been asking, and they were stunned to find out, oh, yeah, apparently, they asked me if my g-mail -- they tried to hack me three or four times. it is amazing that "ap," the "associated press," has been the one to inform so many people. and again, i've talked to people that were talked to by the "ap" in the story, not the fbi, that they were informed by a reporter that russians were trying to hack their accounts. now, all of these folks were always in some way connected to the clinton world. >> okay. >> and that is the -- a fairly broad scope, but largely in the world of hillary clinton, either were part of the '08 campaign, may have worked for obama in the obama administration, but had a connection to clinton. it was very interesting. it was certainly systemic, and the "ap" i think did a very good

>> chuck, i know a big part of your show today will be focused on sexual misconduct. we've got this john conyers incident, allegations coming from staffers and talk of hush money? what do you make of this? >> look, i assume john conyers' days are numbered in congress. it will surprise some, leader pelosi, the house democratic leader, not ready to say yay or nay yet. that may come as a surprise to some, not ready to say whether he should remain on the judiciary committee. he is the ranking democrat on that committee, which means if they win back power, he technically would be the chair. you would think when you're talking about something like a sexual harassment claim, judiciary committee is the last thing you would want him on. i would assume he won't last the week, but you'll see on the show, this issue, rob portman is so uncomfortable saying that he wasn't supporting roy moore. nancy pelosi so uncomfortable having to criticize members of their own party and john conyers and al franken. and that's the problem here, right? the political world can't seem to

nature in dealing with these allegations the way our world has. >> right. >> the way hollywood has, which is zero, truly acting in a zero tolerance manner. the world of politics isn't there yet, you can tell. >> you know, i think what's funny about all this -- well, not funny, but more interesting, is that it means different things to different people, and it spans different generations, right? you have to look at this whole thing differently. >> look, i think that's where some people will criticize nancy pelosi for what she said 20 years ago. look, she's of one generation, and a generation of women who had to tolerate a lot of horrible messes in order to make it to where they got and had a sort of tougher exterior or whatever, maybe higher tolerance for this, than another generation of women who are going, why are you putting up with this? and i think you're seeing a little bit of that, too. >> chuck, lastly, shifting gears. i mean, you've had the opportunity to be paired up with adam and me. fair to say it's more comfortable when you're with me. i don't want -- >> wow, somebody's needy here. the neediness. >> you know.

comment on that, or -- >> you're taking sides. >> i'm not taking sides. >> look at the body language. you made him very uncomfortable. >> i don't know what to do here. miami, transportation -- >> i don't know. >> whatever. >> chuck, i -- >> no, i actually would prefer if both of you were gone here. give me oh my goff and ricketts all day. no offense. you're asking me to choose! i'll toss you both aside. >> good job, david. >> suddenly. >> good job. >> you're fishing for a compliment, and look what happens. >> totally backfired you and you got him mad at me now. >> and ricketts is ecstatic up there. >> "meet the press" every sunday at 10:30 right here after "news4 today." chuck, thank you so much for stopping by. >> trust me, katy tur's on. you know what that means. everybody's going to have, i would rather have katy tur host in

time right now 10:24 on this sunday morning. here are the four things you need to know. prince george's police investigating a murder-suicide involving a mother and her son. they were found severely injured last night at a home on countrywood court in landover. they deciied at the scene. egypt declaring three days of mourning following friday's mosque terror attack. more than 300 people have lost their lives. isis is the country's main suspect here. thanksgiving's over. the weekend is ending. got a lot of turkey. everyone now hitting the road and hitting the airports as

make sure you pack some patience and head out early to your destination. for updates on traffic, you can get them in our nbc washington app. tough news for the whiizard. they've lost john wall, but only for two weeks. the point guard will get injections in his knee to help reduce fluid build-up. he's scheduled to return to the court december 9th. down she goes. >> who is that guy working hard? working hard for his christmas tree! it's me. it's me in the woods chopping down a tree. >> chopping? >> like a lumberjack. lauryn, don't give me a hard time about this. this is the last stages of it. thank you to my 7-year-old girl, anna bell, for filming this. except her finger's in the way a little bit. >> she's the hero in all this. >> she was there and excited. but look at me. i'm disgusting. >> i don't actually see your face in here. can we confirm? >> don't start the

scandal, christmastree gate. >> what's that tree, 4 feet, 5 feet? >> 7. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> yeah, okay. >> maybe 8. >> let me show you the one -- this is the one that i think you probably need to compare it to. >> didn't you chop down this one, david? >> oh, that tree. >> yeah, that's mine. you know, that took, i don't know, what, lauryn? you were timing it. five seconds? >> i'd say like seven, but yeah, just to be honest with people. >> yeah, okay. that's the rockefeller tree, all right? and i know all about that tree. it came from the penn state/state college area. you didn't chop that tree down, but you know what, that frtree' been up too long. >> but thank you, adam, for bringing your tree. this is the one he took so long to chop down. thank you. it looks great. >> can you see what we have here? >> nice. >> i think it's a beautiful tree. >> charlie brown tree. it actually says peanuts on it. >> thanks for chopping that down. i'm glad it took you more than five minutes to do that. >> well, guys, i was trying to do something nice for my

you make me feel bad. >> you didn't chop down our christmas tree. >> there you go. just for you. just for you, lauryn. >> hey, why don't you tell us about the weather? >> no, no, that's it. tell us about the weather. >> well, if you're chopping down any christmas trees or sawing them down, traveling, watch out, that wind will be blustery. we have rain in the pacific northwest, some soggy snow showers, and here's a look at your forecast. >> leftovers there? >> i know! leftovers from thanksgiving. mid-40s to mid-50s. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. >> all right. thank you for joining us for what was our first time and likely last time tog

point or is it? after refusing to back alabama's roy moore -- >> the president said if the allegations are true then that roy moore should step aside. >> president trump decides to stand by his man. >> i can tell you one thing for sure, we don't need a liber person in there, a democrat. >> while democrats face their own crisis, do they force out a popular senator who admits to inappropriate behavior? >> and he stuck his tongue in my mouth so fast. >> as well as their longest serving house member. and what message are they sending to women if they don't? my guest this morning, house minority leader nancy pelosi and anita hill, whose treatment nearly three