that was start of the 43rd mari corps marathon. unners thousands of hitting the pavement here to ge to the mile course finish line. >> and i think that we'll probably have the winner or the first coming across in the next 20 minutes or so.

we're following the latest developments from pennsylvania. news 4 on the ground as investigators learn more abouta the ly attack on a synagogue. >>ergood morning, ody. we are under way with the 34rd p marine cmarathon taking you live to the blue mile, mile marker 11. some people have already crossed the finish line. we're talking about the 10kers. >> and you think aout the marathon runners. they started at 7:55 which means ight about 10, 15 minutes the first one should start finishing. whh is amazing that someone can finish a marathon in just over two hours. >> but chuck, his best time was threeou something. >> keep going everybody out there. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angiegoff.

maybe you're getting ready to head out to the race route. my parents waited until they thought i was going to finish and then showed up. you probably want to know how you need to dre this morning. it's little cool out ther >> it is. that was as advertised but temperatures not that bad for racing or running errands, maybe heading to the farmer's market, maybe the kids have soccer games or if you're headed t church services. we had a few showers during the overnight and we're seeing a few sprinks left a ea of i-95 getting ready to move into an a arundel county. so that's it. those are going to dissipate. we have another chance of rain

later tonight. if you were with me yesterday i saidrobably aftermidnight. looks like to end after midnight. rain showers after 6:00 or 7:00 and then another chance of rain late on thurday nigh we're going to talk about how warm we'll get because we aren't cooling down, we're warming up. plus we have brzy conditions thming our way so we'll talk about how high e winds will go and when the warmup is coming in 15 minutes. >> all rht, lauryn, thank you so much. meantime, the cheers can still be heard at the marine corps marathon. >> it seems women may have outnumbered the men in this race. we're hearing word the first marathon runner should cross ly soon, probn the next 10, 15 minutes? >> reporter: you're exactly right. they are in vie right now. when last we spoke, angie and dam, we talked about noticing

more women. 3,000 more women are running this year. two maryland women just finished the 10k and are joining me now. why did you decide to run? >> for hlth reasons and to support themarines. > reporter: you saw marines everywhere you went. what was it like? >> it was amazing. i'll do it again. >> reporter: what was the best part? >> just seeing peoplechring me on. >> reporter: you felt the marines out there? >> every step of the way. it was esome. >> reporter: what does it mean to support them. you both work for the federal government? >> it means that we have thein ma that are the greatest war fighters in the world so it's just awesome supporting the governmt, all the military. i work for the navy, sailors,

marines, soldiers, i'm an army veteran. the air force, it's awesome. >> congratulations again. u're going to do it again. what was the toughest part? >> that incline back there. >> right here at the end. the bini h. well done to you both and you'll do it ain. congratulations. terry and stephanie. that's it. we'll be back with the full marathon winners just minutes. angie and adam, back to you for now. >> reporter: our moises linares running. >> where is he? >> they have very cool tools online. he just passed mile marker1 so he might have been in one of those shots, they say he has approximately two hours and 43 minutes to go. >> keep going, moises, you have this, buddy. you can bet you'll run into closed roads and detours because of the race. >> they'll up up later this afternoon but derrick ward is

live in northwest d.c. with a look at how this isffting traffic. what are you seeing? >> reporter: it's not affecting it that much anymore. the road closures are in place but they'll be coming up any minute now. we're looking west down "m" street. you can see there's a phalanx of military folks clearing the street of cups or debris left by closures nd the road with the trucks and the buses at the intersection of wisconsi and m, they'll be moving away ny minute so you'll be able to travel normally through here be this was one of theue picture parts of the course during the race and we had a runner who stopped to talk about what it was like. >> the weather today is picture perfect. it really. is one of the best days i've ever run the marine rps marathon. this is my 19th marine corps, off and on since 1995. it's exciting and the spectators

make the race, ty really do. r orter: this is the course, the course is starting to sort of fold in on itself ow. it's the first recent finish line run, i'll walk you back over hre to take a look. they're making sure the course is clear for traffic and they're doing it with military precision. that's how things are when you talk about te marorps marathon. live in georgetown, derrick ward, news back to you. >> a lot of those closures will lift as we go throu the day here. i want to switch gears and bring you to wt is a vastly different story in the city of pittsburgh and across the country as communities start to come to grips with what happened yesterday, a day after a gunman d fire inside a jewish temple, killing 11 people, hurting 6 others. >> david culver joins us live near the tree life nagogue. moments ago authorities revealed

morehi about horrific shooting. what did they say? >> reporter:m monitoring that press conference happening not too far from here. a surge of new information coming out. most importantly, the names of the 11 victims have been released. they range in age from o 97, eight men and three women. 11 liveske in the tree of life synagogue just behind me. shis remain an active crime scene, offici telling us they're going to keep the area week off for at least a if not longer. we've gotten more information about the suspect. this is what they're saying about robert bowers. they say they took him into federal custoni last t. he will face a federal judge tomorrow morning. these areederal crimes and the u.s. attorneying this and unspeakable and hateful crime. at the same time, the police chief is praising thewh officer helped bring that suspect

do down. >nt to praise the officers for what they did. they ran into danger and gun fire to help others. some of that is training. some is experience. but it'seir inner core that wants them to save lives and they did that dayest >> reporter: in past shootings it's beenuestioned how police officers and authorities responded. in this one, there's no question four officers were wounded. we know two are still in the spital recovering. one was released yesterday ander anois expected to be released later today. they are considered heroe i spoke to an officer who had been working for several hours, he was tired, he thanked us for coming andharing his

community's story. >> david culver in the town of squirrel hill, a'sown th still realing. a pain that never goes away. shifting gears now. we continue to track what is ai day for the district. >> a huge day for our entire region and people from across the country and the world to run the marine corps marathon. you hear theee ring along mile 11. you're halfway there, keep you're halfway there, keep going, ev

yeah i'm excited. finally earned enough rewards points. so jealous.ai yeah i can'tto get that shave-ice! what's shave-ice? it's like a hawaiian snow-cone. why not just say snow-cone? i don't know, they call it shave-ice. you fly to hawaii for this? i don't go there for the ice. you saved up your rewards points for ice? ...that's a lot ofce. from navy federal crarded union... our members are the mission. as runners make their way to part nish line, there is of the route they will likely not forget. > yes, super emotional part of the race. news 4's meagan fitzgerald joins us live from mile marker 11 to

et.lain what this is ab what are you seeing out there? av reporter: the runners been coming through for an hour. it is emotional. mile 11 is broken up into two parts. you're seeing the latter part. you see men and women holding american flags here and you might notice there is a black ribbon hanging from it. thereicre names of seen and women who lost their lives while fighting for their country. but this is also the portion ewhere you can see peore cheering people on, encouraging them but w'rere th coming from is yards away from where we are now.fa 25s of men and women who made the utimate sacrifice line the street. and it really gives youp spective of what we're running for. people havee differnt stories. some people are running because they made a commitme to her

brother. she said they wanted to run the marine corps marathon together and when he came back from iraq that was what they were going to do but he never came back. then we met up with gold store moerz w mothers who had their stories about why they were here. >> i want to celebrate my son's life and honor the falling, the fighting and the famhies. >> anyce we get to talk about this, to son more to themo is our day because we honor them in our hearts every single day. >> a feeling of peace and you eeel like they're being honored andmbered and that is what we want, for them not to be forgotten so beingmbere, reing their sacrifices means they won't be forgotten. we want to take you to the first runner now approaching the fini line of the marine corps marathon and looks to be in a

full prince which i cannot even imagine at this point in the race. 's checking his watch. he wants to see what his time is. he is so close to the end. looking to see who is behind him. we'lligure out everything about this individual who looks to be well in control of the lead. jim handly is at the finish nene. but look, som is not far behind but i'd say this is a sizable lead. but congratulations to these two giving it their all for 26.2 out there,an you imagin seeing the banner? and being like i'm going to win this? >> and i'm the first one. leaving everyone inhe dust. we'll get the final time coming back and learn more about ourst f marine corps marathon finisher. but for now, 54 degrees, 105. but for now, 54 degrees, 105. we:1'l

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you're taking a live look at the winner of this year's ma corps marathon, just came across the finish line. he thankfully just beat my time. >> yeah. when you're on a golf cart. >> more like a race car. >> congratulheions. and tsecond-place winner just came . these guys gave it their all. jim handly there l chewill chec

him but, man, congratulations as just about 2:20 we start to see that first runner cme off. >> unbelievable. >> all the credit t ricketts. this weather was perfect marathon running weather.t cooler tempees givering them an opportunity not to overheat themselves. >> and here to taabout how the marathon will impact our midterms -- >> i can talk to you about how it impactsic traf today. >> we can tell you firsthand. >> we werealking about the marathon being this kind of unifying event for us here whict was great it's been such a crazy week and now we're talking about the bombs and then the mass shooting yesterday and it seems so hit filled and it feels like a dark place in contrast to our area and the president is

getting a lot of criticism. >> i think for alot of folks, when we have these examples and yo look at our lifetime whether it was reagan with thell "cger," bill clinton with oklahoma city, george w. bush with 9/11, barack obama after the most recent one would be the shooting in charleston, we're residents knowing the moments of when they're head of the party versus head ofe country. and this presidnt has struggled with knowing how to handle those two rules. he'll say the right thing at the top of the rally, then he'll hold a political rally just hours after the worst anti-semitic massacre in american history so it is jarring for some people that he seems to not have -- either want to or be comfortable sort of separating his two roles. maybe because we're nine days to the election but if you look

back at civil we saw a similar pattern. >> i know we have to wrap becausee're out of time but you'll have more on how these events have played into the minds of perhaps these undecided voters or how we think it lnchtsly say this. if this is the last thing on your mind and you're still undecided, you m decide to send a message with your vote and that's probably not a g od thr the republicans. >> and you can see "meet the press" at 10:30 right here after news 4 today in just about nine minutes. chuck, thank you so much. thanks for being here for the winner. >> my favorite every year. >> you were here every year. >> the time is perfect and the more important thing, the marine corps marathon are bigh "meetpress" fans and they know we have to finish the re before 10:30. >> let's check in with the wimmer because jim handly ison the ground at the finish line with a look at who this guy is and he wa inull sprint, jim, coming down thesh fini line

there.e jim, tll us about who he is and what's going on. you were there with the winner at the finish line.po >> reer: all right, guys, meet your efnner, jey stein from d.c. congratulations. how did it feel? >> exhilarating. a beautiful day out, there's great runners g,runnin the crowd was phenomenal. >> he was saying he ran last year. aou took wrong turn. >> ye about a quarter mile into the race t guy wi was running with -- who ran last year -- and took a long course. we tried to sprint back to the front, ended up with a 107 degree fever, had to go to thep hoal so since then i've had a chip on my shoulder and wanted to reclaim a little dignity. >> and you did it that was your motivation. how many marathons have you run and what was it like today when you knew you were beating

everybody. >> i didn't know until i crossed. especially after last year, i know these races aren't ovl unou cross the line so i pulled ay near the end but i wasn't confident my legs wouldn't give out beneath me until i crossed. >> reporter: jeffrey stein. congratulations, and you represent a d.c. running club. so well ne. you did the hometown proud. >> awesome performance. back to you buys from t he waiting for a liver transplant.. will die waiting. don't wait. find out about living-donor liver transplants at upmc today. living-donor liver transplants mean less waiting and better outcomes. upmc is the nation's leader in living-donor liver transplants. so, why wait for a liver transplant? call upmc today. upmc. life changing medicine ♪

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we're looking at runners who are still out there on the course of the marathon. we just saw theom winner across the finish line. d.c.'s own jeff stein. >> we are cheering on the few, the oud, the marine corps finishers, all 30,000 of them hopefully in the next couple hours. >> how great -- listen, how it great i that the winner actually last year took the wrong turn? >>ut talk abo redemption. >> and came back to win it. he said he was on 66 and cars were passing him last atyear. 's unbelievable. lauryn, w wt is thether going to be like? >> look at all those people out there. th've shed their layers and those temperatures today by this afternoon right around 60 so if you have things to do, if you're avoiding downtown because of this race, listen, oo'sng better because those temperatures are going to be around 60 degrees for daytime highs throughout the afternoon.

we ill be dry but then as head into 6:00, 7:00 tonight, a clipper system will crough and that will bring rain to the region after 6:00 p.m. and then we'll havein breezy w tonight. that rain will be out b early tomorrow morning by 1:00 or 2:00 a.m. and tomorrow looks good, dy just win so keep that in mind d tuesday looks awesome. hallowe halloween, guys, 70 and sunny. and in addition to this jubilant event we're tracking today, we're also tracking the developments out of pittsbur. andgh

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