new at midday, the pittsburgh synagogue shootin suspects out of the hospital, as we learn more about the 11 people hs accused of killing. also new this morning, a plan to increaseervice and ridership on metro. news 4keust s to the general manager about the price tag and who will pay for it. we've got a beautiful but breezy day out there right now. but we'll let you know when we can see some more sunshine and your halloween forecast when we come back, coming up in a few minutes. good morning, with everyoev. welcome to news 4 miay. i'm eun lang.

>> 11 people were shot and killed at the tree of life congregation synagogue on saturday. >> this morning, the rabbi of the synagogue recounted the heart-stopping moments on "today". >> and i heard him execute my congregants. i didn't watch, i couldn't watch it, but i called 91he i was first caller and i stood in the line for what seemed like an eternity. there is hate and it isn't going away. t just seems to be getting worse. suspected shooter, robert bowers was released from the hospital this morning. he's expected to appear in court this afternoon to face 29 federalcharges. nbc's wendy woolfolk reports from inside the grieving pittsburgh community. >> reporter: a heartbroken rabbi returns to his hou of worship. at a moment i felt like, i'm standing at a cemetery and this

is a massive mausoleum and it's my home and it's been desecrated. >> reporter: he was inside when evil entered what was sacred ground >> it can't be used again in its present ndition. the bullet holes are too numerous to count. >> reporter: the heart of pittsburgh's jewish community grieving the loss of 11 ul include dr. richard gottfried. >> there aren't even words to deribe how i feel. i'm devastated. i mean, he was my baby brother. >> reporte he hidnside a utility closet with his younger sister. she is still too shaken to talk about what happened, but her sisters say she told them. >> he walked in and id, all aws must die opened fire. >> the complaintant says they have an active shooter in the shilding. >> reporter: blooded in his wake, armed with an ar-15 and three handguns. authorities say 46-year-old richard bowers tried to shoot his way out of the synagogue,

wounding six others, including four police officers before surrenring. the suspect's neighbors, stunned. >> very upsetting knowing that someone who had that much hate was on the other side of my wall. >> reporter: a community looking to faith to move forward. >> you can cut o some branches, but the tree will continue to grow and we will be >> reporter: back after yet nother senseless loss. wendywoolfolk, nbc news, pittsburgh. the effects ofsaturday's shooting are felt right here in our area. a montgomery county woman with strong ties to the tree of lif nagogue spoke with news 4. in 1971, barbara kelsky was married there. she sorted through her wedding album yesterday at her montgomery village home talking ackut pictures that brought memories she spoke about growing up in the squirrel hill neighborhood and talking about the place alere her family has a spe connection. >> my entire family that lives in pittsburgh belonged to it.

my grandmother's sister was one of the fou of it. >> reporter: kelsky says her parents were very active at the synagogue. her mother became the first female president of the temple. coming up at 11:30, we preview a vigil planned at a local college campus for the pittsburgh victims. is news 4's david culver reporting live from pittsburgh, beginning on news 4 at 4:00. he'll have the latest on how that community will try to heal. new this morning, big changes could be coming to metro and it's a ied atmproving your ride. >> today, theetro general manager will propose to add weekend service, reduce weekend fares, and add rail ca. >> news 4's adam tusk broke the news on twitter this morning. so adam, walk us through thisan what's happening? >> reporter: well, this is huge news, eun. and we are talking about ama ive expansion in service along the metro system. we just spoke to metro's generar manaere at metro headquarters. he says all of this is going to cost about $20 million a ar. an let's take you through the

proposal here, what we're talking about. we're talking about extending the hrs that rush hour service is out there, both in the morning and the afternoon. we are talking about steppeding the -- putting the flat fare of the weekend system to $2. a $2 fare for weekend service, ine all g the yellow the way up to green belt, running the red line to glenmont at all times of the day. certain times right now, it stops at silver spring, and it would go all the way to glenmont. and every rail car now would be the largest rail car eight-car train. that is a huge initiative that the gm has unveiled here. and of course, a lot of this is an attempt to win riders back. metro has been shedding riders recently, down 100,000 therips per workday. the gm says this is the start of a turnaround. take a listen him. >> you know, it's a building block. and this is the first of the major building block in the future. obviously, silver lining phase ii comes in next year, so that will be another building bloc there's other things that we're looking at.

but that's, you know, another year, us, away. but we have to continue to think that way. we have to think differently about the system to bring riders back back. >> so clearly, the general manager is trying to win a slam dunk here with riders and get them to come back to the system. the metro board, though, they still have to figure this out. and if the region wants this, the region's going to have to pay for this, meaning likely higher taxes. so we'll have to follow how all of that develops. there's a board meeting here at metro headquarters, guys, this thursday, and we'll be here. back to you. >> all right, adam, that would represent a huge tnaround for metro. thank you. now to the weather. a few of us saw some rain showers overnight and earlying this morni - >> but the skies seem to be clearing, lauren, what should we expect for the rest of the day?d >> we shxpect some warming trends and also skies to clear. it's not that bad out there right now. we have some of those clouds lingering,ouut i think we have a little bit more sunshine this afternoon.

temperatures now responding to a littlesuit more hine. 59 degrees right now. it's going to continue to be breezy through the day. oithose temperatures are to rise into the low 60s. but even by the timemu the c home starts, those temperatures are going to be in the 50s. but we still have those winds, abou to 20 miles an hour. and we're seeing some gusts out there, up to about 25 mil an hour so, again, a breezy day out there, through the remainder of the day. now, for this afternoon, you want to o ahead and put that jacket and jeans, definitely some long pants. as we get into sunglasses. we'll have p nty of sunshine tomorrow and then we warm things up for wednesday and even into thursday. it's goingo be really warm around here for halloween. we'll talk about that forecast numbers, f those warm that's coming up on that ten-day forecast in just a little bit. >> all right, lauren, see you then. ichis morning, d.c. p are are searching for a suspect in a horrifying attack. someone dousedh woman w gasoline, leaving her badly burned. this happened last night near a gas station at nannie helen

boroughs avenue a minnesota avenue northeast. it's not sure whether she was set on fire, but first responders is describeerurns as serious. criminal charges may be filed after a tragic situation in arince george's county. early yesterday morning, a good samaritan lost her life after stopping to help someone in need. she was trying to help a driver who had lost control of their car on route 50 in landover hills. moments after she got out of her car, another driver hit her. the good samaran died on the scene. police say the man who hit her was driving under the influence. ou now have another ri rideshare option in arlington. v via has panded. it's little bit different than uber and lyft. foinstance, riders are directed to the nearest virtual intersection. d the ride is not solely yours. you'll be joined by people going to destinations along your route. the carpooling with strangers service already operates in the district and other majorcities.

and in the months to come, villa plans to extend service to reagan national airport. today, you have a chance to weigh in on the dockless bike share debate. the montgomery county department of transportatngn is hos three town hall meetings this week. officials want to expand the bike share program to sever other areas, including bethesda, chevy chase, and wheaton. yee -long pilot program was only in silver spring and tacoma park. the fir meetings tonight at 7:00 at the maryland national capital park and planning commission auditorium in silver spring. the skins are now off to their best start since 2008. that's ten yearsago. yesterday, the burgundy and goal beat the new york giants 20-13. a great performance,specially adrian peterson. our def lse did notet in a touchdown until tt very las minute of the game. the skins with their first three-winning game streaks since 2015 and next weekend they host the atlanta falcons, which could

be the toughest challengeyet. but we're on a roll. >> 5-2? >> we'll take it. awesome. >> absolutely p. well, kidney stones have been known to bring grown men to their knees. the u.s. gymnasti who not only dealt with ts but won a world championship. and a nearly new plane and a nearly new plane crashesnto the ocean.

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an air travel tragedy i indonesia. a lyon air flight crashed intot sea just minutes after takeoff from indonesia's capital. >> the crash brings renewed scrutiny to indonesia's troubled aviation safety record. nbc's kelly cobiella reports. rn reporter: this g, rescue crews desperately searching the java sea off the ast of the indonesian capital, jakarta. they're finding debris, mangled plane wreckage, and a wide oil slick. but so far, no sign of survivors from lion air flight jt-610. relatives desperate for news are gathering at the airport in sumatra, where the plane was suppos jakarta, where it took off. three infants, along with 20 members of indonesia's finance ministry, were among the 189 passengers and crew. theedlight disappe from

radar just 13 minutes after takeoff. innvnesiantigators say there was no distress signal and the weather was good at the time. overnight, lion air's p adding that the jet had a technical issue on its previous flightt he said that it had been resolved and the jet was cleared to fly. the crash site is in shallow water, justver 100 feet deep. helicopters, ships, and divers are now searching for the wreckage and the black boxes, as families pray for ara e. boeing offered condolences after the crash. the 737ax is one of their most fastest-selling passenger jets. but before the first jets went year, r delivery last boeing actually grounded the fleet for a short time because of an issue with the engines. the company says that issue was resolved. and today, the company says they're ready to provide chnical assistance if requested. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. new at midday, the president

of cnn says another suspicious package addressed to the network was intncepted as atlanta post office. the fbi is responding. the new development comes on the same day the man accused defending more than a dozen other packages is due in court. cesar sayoc will appear in federal court in miami before g beinxtdited to new york. he likely made the bombs he was living in. pictures show it was placstered with political propaganda supporting president iaump. his socl media posts also attacked other democrats and the teenage survivors of the parkland school former coworkers at a pizza restaurant say his political ews were clearly based on hate. >> more than once i went into the bathroom to cry, because the vile garbage that he was spewing about the lesbian and gay community, the transgender

community, the african-american, the hispanic community was horrific. >> it isn't the first time sayoc has used explosives t incite terror. in 2002, he threatened to bomb that florida power company, saying, n"it will be worse t september 11th." developing this morning, sad ws out of new jersey. a ninth child has died in a virus outbreak at a rehabilitation center. we first told you about this outbreak last week in that -- in that time, three more children have died and a total of 25 children have been sickened in the outbreak offed a ed fed a. the facility has been instructed not to admit any new patients until theutbreak ends. simone biles dominated the world of gymnastics championships even after a kidney stone sent her to the hospital. nbc's stephanie gosk reports on her powerful performance. >> reporter: gymnast simone biles provi nothing can stop her from reaching new heights. not even a kidney stone. >> the adrenaline definitely

help because even when i'm walkg or doing some stretches, like, i'm in a bit of pain. >> reporter: just hours before nailing incredibly challenging vault routine, now forever known as the biles, the four-time olympic gold medallist otsting photos on social media with the caption ng like a late night er visit less than 24 hours before world biampionships." s saying she went to the hospital after suffered from stomach pains for two days. >> we started to think it was my appendix, so we just wanted to go as a precautionary and we got teuss done j to see what it was and they found a kidney stone. >> reporter: biles pushing through pain to deliver a seemingly effortless performance in each event at the world gymnastics championships inta qar. the 21-year-old powerhouse qualifying for every final and leading the u.s. squad to the team finals. >> not even the flu could stop michael jordan from scoring 38 points. paringorter: some now c her grit to that of legends,

from michael jordan's iconic flu game in 1987, t tiger woods when he won the 2008 u.s. open on a broken leg. >> limping his way to the first few holes. >> reporter: biles is also balancing a lot off the floor thes o days. as o usa gymnastics' toughestcritics. the organization still struggling to find its footing t afterhe larry nassar sexual abuse scandal rocked the world of. gymnasti the former olympic and national team doctor accused of molesting hundreds of young gymnasts including biles, who spoke with hoda back in january about keeping such a dar secret while competing. >> how did you do it? >> we're very goodt compartmentalizing things. and so we just kind of push it in the back of our heads, becausee don't want anyone to think of that or we don't want ourselves to think of that. sonce we go out there, we go out there with full heart and compete, because that's what we >> reporter: that heart of a champion giving biles the ability to seemingly bounce back from anything.

>> she is incredible. whep a champion. nie tells us biles has a chance of making history, winning six medals, and that would be the first time a female gymnast has accomplished that i nearly three decades. you can expect a crowd probably bigger than this one for the boston red sox championship parade.st the mayor has nnounced the parade will tapes wednesday at 11:00 a.m. last night, fans flooded the streetsutside of fenway park to celebrate the big win over the dodgers. and crews didn't waste anytime unfurling those new banners outside of the stadium. it's boston's fourth world series title in 15he years and t ninth title in franchise history. boston is now tied with the oakland as for the third most world series wins behind the yankees ancardinals. what a night. >> ad-hmm. >> my was right in front of the television

>> awesome. >> yeah. the end of the world series may mean the end of bryce harper's time here in washington. as of this morning, he can officially become a free agent. >> rumors swirled over the weekend that he already knew where he was ulgoing. specion was that he may be wearing a cubs jersey come spring. technically, though, he can't even talk withnother team yet. the nationals will have five exclusively iate with him first. we could know by the end of the week whether he will be staying the in d.c. or taking his talenh ele. a lot of nats fans would like to see him stay. it's the t business. >>is. >> it's tough. well, the 70s are back, at least for our forecast not the decade. we canis back with when expect the warm-up. >> didn't you like the '70s? i loved the '70s. and what's better? letting the kids eat all of the haoween candy at at ononce or a haoween candy at at ononce or a little bitt a i believi've heard storiesnt from people across virginiaing. that have moved me to take action on veterans unemployment,

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and children are celebrating a little early at the white house. a number of trick or treats and their families gathered on the southreawn yesterday tive goodies from president trump and the first lady. some scary elcomed and cute guests alike for the annual event. always cute to see kids if st es. and their bags were all filled up with special hershey

izzler candies. >> all of that sugar comes at a price. erika edwards reports on how all that capped candy can be harmfe little kiddy's teeth. >> reporter: let's face it. halloween is all about one thing. >>y. a lot of ca >> reporter: but it's also the time of year some dentists dread because of the impact all that sugar may have on kids' teeth. >> i'm gonna eat this, okay?te >> rep the worst offenders are those that have a tendency to stick on your teeth, like lollipopoi >> those are to be more apt to cause you cavities than a eocolate bar that you and it goes away pretty quickly. >> reporter: and if kids want to sit down on halloween night and eat to their ghheart's delit, dentists say, let them. they say it's actually better to eat it all at once versus spacing itou because of the continued exposure to sugar does the most damage. limit the number of days. don't let it stick around in the house, because you know if it sticks in the around in the house, you want to eat, you're tempted.

>> reporter: so go ahead, take a bite out of halloween. candy may not be the scariest part, after all. erika edwards, nbc news. >> can you imagine a bunch of kids, though, aftert buc of candy? they'll never go to sleep. and they have school the next day! >> but it's a one-off. just that night and then it's over. >> just deal with it and get rio of the resthe stuff. >> the kids and the dentists have teamed up, obviously. >> i think it's not a bad way to go. >> good idea. i mean, in terms of the candy on the teeth and whatever. but, yeah, with i don't know. i i thin can eat just a whole bunch of candy all at once. >> well, you're not a kid, so, of course not. >> exactly, exactly. don't threaten me with a good me. maybe i can. listen, halloween looks fantastic. >> doesn't it? >> oh, myne go. and you know, we've had -- it's always kind of a shot in the dark with halloween. sotimes we get snow. we've had snow on halloween before back in 2011. we he s snow. and again, we have some cold emperatures, we have some warm temperatures. it looks like this halloween is going to be pretty darned good.

you can see our -- aaron gilchrist is standing on the side right here. i thought he was going to come in here and do some weather? you want to come in and do some weather? we have some prettyitreezy cons out here today. and again, that's going to stay with us until tonight. big warm-up coming our way, just in time for halloween. oand then we have some rain late in the week. but we're going to save that for friday. night into look at these temperatures. they're coming right on up, we're getting some sunshine out those temperatures will be into the low 60s for daytime highs today. now, we do have af little bit a wind out there. breezy winds, out ofhe northwest, in about 25 to 30 miles an hour. that's going to be with us through thetday. winds will settle down later on tonight, after about 7:00. and then much lighter winds tomorrow. they'll be coming out of the south. that will helpump up that transport temperature a little bit and a light wind, as well. you're n worry about that for any of those halloween decorations you have outside. a i think we'll have little bit more sunshine this afternoon. seeing a few showers out there right now, out of the northern

shenandoah valley, coming down through clark county and bluemont and portions of loudoun county. could have stray shower today as we had a little clipper system that came down through tonight. now, that is well north of us. not looking too bad. tomorrow's temperatures into the low 60s. much lighter winds and blue skies. we keep warming up from there. we'll talk about that halloween forecast and we'll talk about this rain. that's all coming up in that ten-day forecast in just at. little guys? >> thanks, lauryn. we have information about new billboiads in west virg questioning the safety of vaccines. the organization behind them and the family they say is using -- the family is using to send a message. and we continue our coverage of the synagogue shooting. we'll have the latestn president trums response, president trums response, p'

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we begin this h halr with breaking news. a high school student in north carolina has been shot and we have just leae ed thats died. this happened at the butler high school in matthews, nor carolina. police say he was shot by a fellow student this morning. police haveel notsed the victim's name or the suspect's ages. and so far, no word of a possible motive. parents werllowed to pick up their children from school early and we will update you on the story as soon as we learn more information. now to the latest following the chilling shooting rampage in pittsburgh. the suspected shooter, robert bowers, was released from the

hospital this morning. he is expectedo appear in court this afternoon at 1:30 to face 29 federal charges. bowers is accused of storming the tree of life synagogue on saturday, killing 11 people and injuring six others, including four police officers who were running into the danger. thn u.s. attorney pittsburgh is seeking the death penalty for bowers. the awf rampage there is affecting people all over the country, including people here in our area. >> american university is offering support to its students, both at its halel and interfaith >> justin finch joins us now live from the campus where there's going to be a prayer hi vigil laterafternoon. justin? >> reporter: eun, pat, that's right. we just ske with the executive director of the halel center at the american and he says het spis weekend consoling jewish students from the pittsburgh area, some with direct ties to that te of life synagogue, where 11 people were shot and killed. the hope is that that vigil,l which w held in just a few hours, will come as a comfort to

many here on campus. and in many ways, it will mirror a vigil we saw o i sunday dupont circle. it will also be interfaith, meaning will it invite students and staff of all faiths to come together to pray and reflect. and will also denounce, we are told, hate in all of its forms, from hatespeech, down to, of course, hate crimes. and here at e au,e hearing that several jewish students tave reached out to campus leaders, saying this time, they just can't help but to be a little bit fearful. >> a lot of our students are feeling unsure. they're feeli insecure and vulnerable. know, they're aware that there are threats in the world and that there is anti-semitism in the world. but it's become very real. and so they're wondering where they can feel safe. and they're wondering what kind of support toy can expect receive from their community and they're wondering, you know, what comesnext?

>> and as you might imagine, a very tender time on campus and throughout our area here. the hope, again is that this start vigil, which wil at 3:00 p.m. at the cay spiritual life center will help ease some concerns here that many of those students are now feeling. we are told this will likely be one ofh several outreents taking place on the american campus throughout the week. we're live here in northwest, i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you,st . saturday's attack follows a week of potentially deadly pipe bo mailed to prominent critics of president trump. io and that has many wondering if the administr has created a climate that encourages acts oviolence. news 4's susan mcginnis continues our coverage now from capitol hill. >> reporter: eressions of love and support continue after the largest-ever attack on ew american'sh community. >> together, we will survive. >> reporte jewish leaders addressed concerns about a rise in anti-semitism. >> we need love, not hate. >> reporteve at an on

sunday, president trump made no mention of the mass re, but saturday, called for arming people at places of worship. >> they had a maniac walk in and they didn't have any protection. >> reporter: some believe thita and last week's series of pipe bombs mailed to promine democrats is an outgrowth of the president's rhetoric. >> the tone that he sets is one of division, often one of hatred, ofttimes one of incitement and violence. >> so i would like to see him and other electeds aoss the aisle stand up and shut it down, now. >> reporter: others say the elshooter, hims was a trump critic and call it unfair to blame the president and political climate when demonstrademented criminals are at fault. >> i don't see how you connect president trump to a person who's deranged going into a synagogue. >> reporter: the presi instead of calling for unity this morning blamed, quote, the fake news media, in a tweet, of the it the true enemy people. as the debate continues, so does the grief and the search for answers, from the streets of

squirrel hill to the steps of capitol hill. the president says he does plan to visit pittsburgh, but has not yet said when. in washington, susanni mcg nbc news. and be sure to follow david culver on twitter and watch for his on air reports. he is in pittsburgh, continuing to tell the stories of the victims and to s us how the city is working to heal. his reports begin on news 4 at 4:00 this afternoon. only eight days now until the midterm elections. and the number of people voting early in maryland is skyrocketing. "the baltimore sun" reports more than 170,000 people voted rough the first two days, more than double the number from 2014. other places are seeing a robust votingturnout, as well. early v eings in maryland on november 1st. election day is november 6th. anti-vaccine billboards have started pop uping up in several west virginia cities. the billboards shows nick

cantone's son and says the baby died after getting ae. vacc the infant's death has been officially ruled sudden infan death syndrome. more than 30 billboards have popped up in new york and other the medical community is insisting that vaccines are safe and that they save lives. ll, someall it the electronic waiting room. every month, millions log on to varieas websites to from other patients before deciding whether to visit a new doctor. >> but as jodie fleischer and the news 4 i-team discovered, some of those online revulws be fake, hurting both the patient and the physician. t >> it's rare buy without going online to see what others think. >> i needed to find a dentist for my twins. >> repyster: and these that includes health care providers. did you have any fear that the reviews you were reading might not be real? >> i've heard of that, but it wasn't something that crossed my mind. >> reporter: but websites like vitals.com know fake reviews are out there and have teams of opleorking to identify them. >> once there's that feeling of lack of authentity, it's a

problem. >> reporter: dr. wendy bernstein found a big problem when she eagged on andhed her own name. >> so i looked and i realized that i was being trashed onlinee >> rep the review complained of a long wait in her waiting room, but she doesn't even have a waiting room. she usually meets her patients on the way into an operating room. >> i think that consumers are used to relying on these online reviews take them for granted as the ultimate measuret of qu >> reporter: see what researchers found when they put those onlineeeviews to test. and the i-team digs into where fakeig reviews be coming from. jodi scflr, news 4 i-taeeam. well, now that the weekend is over, get ready for the comeback of some sunshine. the big halloween forecast is ahead. ♪ popular ♪ you're gonnae popular >> and the celebration of "wicked,"ne of broadway's most beloved shows. coming up, a preview of tonight's tv special.

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we. wanto congratulate everyone who took part in the marine corps marathon. >> what a race.r anotcredible turnout for a very special tradition here in our area. more than 30,000 people part this year.c. 's jeffrey stein was the first mano cross the finish line and jenny o mendez costa riwo won the n's race, but here's a special moment. watch as 90-year-old cora brown yinger completes the 10k race. news 10 caught up with her after her big finish. >> how cousidoes it feel? >> oh, it's wonderful. >> reporter: i can't believe you' 90 years old, first of all. but how's the recovery going to be? >> i'm already there. >> reporter: you're there! you'veone it! >> yinger says that race was on her bucket list, so now she's done it. her entire family ran along with her. she looks fantastic. >> it didn't even look like she broke a sweat. >> not at all!

>> andhe other great thing was, how about stein? last year he made a wng turn early in the race and came in eighth and this year he won. >> he had a mission. >> i couldn't believe it. did you hear the interview? th or running down on 66 something and he was like, this isn't right? there's cars on here. >> my hats off to every single person who runs any part of that t >> whethery finish or not! >> part of it, the whole thing. >> just to get out there. and i talked to a lot of racers, runners, and they said the weather was great. i would have no idea ifea that s running weather, but it was. those temperatures were right around 50 degrees. d we continue t see those temperatures moving on up today, into the low 60s. yesterday, we topped o into the upper 50s, but today, into the low 60s. so, again, we have partly sunny skie there today. it is a little on the breezy side. wind gusting up to about 30 miles an hour. your tuesday, sunny with light winds. wednesday, halloween, right around 70 degrees. and the by the time we get into thursday, it's going to be even warmer, but a littleee . current temperatures out there

right now with the wind, if we're nearing that 60-degree mark. we'll be in the 6 low soon. those temperatures topping out right around that 60-degrees mark, one sid or the other, even with those breezy northwest winds. and current wind gusts right now across the b 2rd up to miles an hour. and those temperatures, as i said, low 60s today, low 60smo ow. and then, look at this. rsday, those temperature are about 9 degrees above average for this time of year. a few light showers. i talked to some friends in win chester. they said it's not raining rht now, but from clark county, arting to see some showers out there. a few sprinkles is all it's amounting to. but a mix of sun and clouds out there. tomorrow, low 60s, a lighter wind and blue skies. and as i said, we head t into low 70s for halloween, looking spectacular for halloween. that s goes wn, ten minutes after 6:00 p.m. temperatures are going to be in the 60s for those trick-or-treaters. we'll talk about the rest of the day's, the next five daysntfter

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gwell, thanksgiv is less than four weeks away and thanksgiving dinner is a meal that isan counted by americans as their favorite.

some families are already starting to put together their guest list and menus for the holiday. amy brownwine is a chef and ner of centralina and is offering a cooking class to help you get ready. so chef amy, you won chef of the years at the rammys and you're still finding time tof, ch which is awesome. >> absolutely. >> so tell us more about your coming cooking clas >> this is the first time we've done this, and it's basically like celebrating for the holidays. we're going some class recipes that will get you ready for the big day. >> and to me, stuffing or dressing is the best part of thanksgiving. >> me too! >>right? >> it's my favorite. >> is it your favorite? >> it is. >> so this is a special recipes tell more about how you make this one. >> this is rosemary sage so rosemary is my mother. >> ahhh. >> and this is something that was taught to m me by mom. and it actually goes back to my grandmother. >> i love and it smells so good. >> we have the stuffing.

modified it a little bit from back in the day, but basically, the essentials are -- wha you ve there are onions and celery. and the key to this is a lot of onions and a lot of celeries brac braised over a long time, like con fe, chef term. >> how long? >> like an hour. u don't want it carmelized, but completely cooked and stills kind of lig in color. >> and are we putting it in butter? >> yes, that' cooked in butter. we have onions and c, ery in butt're braising it. and then what we have are this other thingwe have just like toasted, homemade bread. so whatever bread is like not sourdough, that kind of thing. >> no sourdough bread. just plain bread. >> plain bread.se we to use wonder bread. this is a long time ago, before my chef days. butt used to be wonderbread, now i recommend maybe something a little bit better quaty than that. but anyway, some nice all-natural bread. and then i do - have i take

fresh bread crumbs as well, and mix that in there. and also, you know, this is a home stile reci home style recipe, and it sells like hot cakes in the restaurant. these are pre-packaged croutons from your local grocery store. soy take seasoned croutons and mix them with your homemade like natural bread. h so ye this like -- >> mix. y. you want a mix between fresh and crun and you want to are make sure that the stuffing's not too mushy. so that's why you want to have a little crust on top, like i have there. >> that'pr so ty. >> so we're going to take the onions, pour these right in there. we're going to give it a stir. >> and what else goes in >> this is where you can kind of play around. if you want to -- my mother and my grandma p used tout sausage in it, but not everybody -- >> could be .vegetari >> you can put apples in it -- i put mushrooms in it. i have porchini mushrooms here.

and add l atle chicken broth to moisten it up. and you don't want it too soggy, because then your stuffing will beno mushy. dy likes a pushy stuffing. see how this is lightly soft, but slightly crunchy? thke's the >> it smells so good. >> and also the don't forget rosemary and sage. >> that's like -- >> this is a very simple recipe. but it's all about technique, like everythg else. so the key if you're doing it at home is to make sure that you brai the vegetables and add all the different kids of bread to make suret's not soggy. >> exactly. some fresh bread, some really unchy, crunchybread, which is why i use these store-bought crouns and some nice big toasted bread you have at home that has texture, but is also a ttle bit spongy. that's the trick. you can see, you're going to let it sit about 15 minutes and bake at 350 for about 25 s.minu >> 25 minutes. so your class is coming up sunday, november 4th, in the

afternoon. chef amy brownwein, thank you so much. and there's a dessert classll a n december. >> how to make holiday cookies. >> all right. that's always a funclass. thank you. thank you, chef! >> thanks. ♪ just call my name and i'll b there ♪ >> tonight, the battle rounds continue on nbc's "the voice." contestants will fight for a spot on one of the judge's teams. and a reminder that some local singers are still competing. mike parker ofgainesville, virginia, is on team jennifer and our other local singer is from lantla, ma. "the voice" airs on mondays and tuesdays at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. and still to come, hear from a family with christmas decorations up already. how stores motivatli their early y spirit. i was a navy doctor,

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broadway debut. >> one of my failrites. therebe a televised concert hosted by tony award winner idina menzel and kristin chenowe chenoweth. sthe program will featueral songs from "wicked" and some guestmaperfores, including ariana grande. here's a preview of what you'll see. ♪ popular ♪ you're gonna be popular ♪ i'll teach you the proper pots when you talk to boys ♪ >> they're so yofun. can catch all the fun tonight at 10:00, right here on nbc 4. too late for me, but i'm definitely dvr'ing it. >> such a great voice. every year it seems like we jump from halloween right to christmas. >> yes, we do and this year is no different. the christmas creep has officially started. nbc's chris clackum explains why this year, consumers may not wa t to startay holids so early. >> reporter: meet the mcbres of orange county, california, who have decided if you can't beat 'em, join 'em when it comes

to retailer who is keep opening christmas season earlier and earlier. >> it's just a ton of work to put it up. and i think the last couple of years, i've noticed going to costco, that day start in august. he mall starts, you know, september, october. so i figured, why can't i start then, too? >> just days away from halloween, the mcbride's christmas actually began weeks ago. and they're all ready for a month from now. >> it will look good for thanksgiving dinner, too. >> yeah, i do -- i always like a tree up on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: fact is, retailers are again starting the season even earlier thisyear. >> people really enjoy getting in the holiday spirit earlier and earlier. >> reporter: retailmenot's sarah skurbul says the idea is to make early christmas shopping work to your ntade. >> consumers and shoppers are buying into the notion that they need to get their list in order,

get their holiday shopping done sooner rather than later. >> reporter: a philosophy that works just fine forks like the mcbrides. >> i love the lights in the house. i just love the way that it all looks and it kind of makes me feel more peaceful to have it up, so i think it will help me with my stress. >> reporter: stress that grows for most as the holidays keep creeping closer. >> like that one? >> reporter: chris clackum, nbc news. >> so the reason you might no wanttart so early is because of the stress. >> yes. >> it's just too stressful. i need to wait until after thanksgiving. and i love christmas, but i have to wait. >> aust is way too early. >> i know, it's warm outside! right, lauryn? >> yeah,n i can't e with that, nometimes pip see -- i see halloween candyugust and i get upset about that. so, yeah, ere's zero chance i'm decorating before thanksgiving happens. and not feeling like fall out there right now. definitely not feeling like christmaesime. temperatre right around 60 degrees and will be in the low 60s with breezy northwest nds, as we continue through the day.

maybe a few sprinkles, but that's all it's going to amount to be. one thing i want to talk about, the foliage report. listen, we are probably going to have a lot of those leaves die off, because it's been way too wet. we don't have cool enough nights to break down that green, that chlorophyll. so, again, it looks lik our colors aren't going to be that vibrant this year. if you were thinking about doing that for t weekend, because this upcoming weekend is going to be nice, it doesn't look like we're going thave a lot of those really brilliant colors on some of those trees. maybe next year, though.th halloween, gh, looking good. temperatures are going to be right around 70 degrees and breezy conditions pic up on thursday. rain through the day on friday. guys? >> all right. but i love the colors of fall. oh, well. >> ye >> that's news 4 midday. thanks for being with us. we're back on the air this afternoon,irst at 4:00. >> and you can get the news and weather anytime on the nbc washington app. great day and we'll see you in the morning.

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