this is the weekend that you can pull out the sweaters and even the puffy coat. >> an early tasterf win for sure and we have a lot of outdoor events including thenbc 4 community stshred. >> fet's check in with storm team 4's lauren rickets who is tracking thiese temperatures. >> in additioo that, high school football games on this saturday afternoon. it's going to be pretty out there. of course, weather alert for today because of the chilly conditio. some of t coldest temperatures we have seen this year. i feel like we sayhat every weekend, but going into november, i think this might be the last weekend i say it until we slip into the teens, but it feels like the a 20s 30s out there with the wind. here in d.c., we can deal with the cold temperatures but the winds add insult to you can see the temperatures in the 30s and 40s.

they're almost up to 30 miles per hour. we'll have the potential to see wind gusts up to 35ho miles per throughout the day today. so you factor in the wind, you factor in our air temperat we, this ist it feels like outside. or ls like the 20s and 30s most of our region. this is how it's going to feel for most of t day today. we'll talk about the football games going on later this afternoon and we'll ao talk about any snow in the forecast. certainly chilly enough. we'll talk about that com tg up ten day in about 15 minutes. >> we get a little chill in the air and then all of a sudden straight to snow. it's not right. >> this isn't right either. headache this weekend to say the least. two metro closures causing a lot of comotion. if you look at the gridlock traffic you can see cars and people from yesterday in tand stills the stations are closed as crews work to complete lnstruction. 's go out to derek ward. he's live where some of the shuttles are bypassing some oft e closed stations in pentagon city, hopefully helping

folks get to theirport and catch their flight. much more orderly than last night. und here asbuses a they shuttle people around the closed stations. last night turned out to be how inner connected the various modes of transportation that we rely on are and when something goes wrong on any one, you can feel theects across planes,ns trai and automobiles. now this all really began toward the evening rush. metro had planned some track wo at the national airport. those stations are closed but there's also constructionon goi at two terminals at national airport. now you also said we'd get more people driving while taking car shares to get to the airpo and a little bit of bad weather and you have the perfect storm. people were takin hours to do commutes that may hene tak minutes earlier.

fender benders and long traff jams. pedestrians took to their feet to get to the airport. we talked to one woman thatgaust ve up on trying to get an erub and tried to do it by foot. >> tried to get an uber, it was like $70 and i have to catch a flight in like an hour and 20 t nutes so i started hoofing hoping to catch a taxi. h ien't caught one yet. >> so a lot more orderly this morning. remember the national airport crystal city stions are closed and they will be closed until monday. there's no yellow or blue line service. low or blue line service. use shuttles toun get a the closures and metro apologized for the snafu that everybody went through last night. >> frurating a l of folks. glad to see things moving a bit smoother this morning. we're working for you on this urturday morning with last nbc 4 allstate community shred

of the year. >> it's hng right now at fedex field and because it's our last one of the, ye look who we had to bring out, the one and only doreenp waking early with us on a saturday joining us. how lucky we are. i ho it going out there? >> well, it's pretty crowded. people started lining up here at i5:00the morning if you believe that. fedex -- we're live at field. this is the nbc 4 allste community shred event. i hope i got that right. anyway, we're excited for people to come out and join us and bring their documents tosh d. come on in, i want to introduce a couple of people. this is denise curry ishe director of the department of the environment and prince george's county. an allstate agency owner. ank you for sponsoring. why is this important? >> we want to make sure that yof dispose your personal documents safer and by shredding

that's the best way to do it. >> denise, recycling is an p importantart of what we're doing today. >>absolutely. we're delighted to be aem mr of this partnership in addition to pnc and nbc 4 but we're celebrating today a prelim to america cycles day. prince george's county was the first affiliate in the state of marynd america recycles day is november 15th. document shredding is par of that for recycling purposes and it's the only day nationally celebrating recycling. so safe and proper destruction of persona documents is pa mou -- paramount. >> we're glad to be here and all shredded that gets today is going to be recycled so that's important. you can see we have a whole line-up of shredding trucks. you can bring to four boxes or bags. we wl be herentil 11:00 this morning and they tell me as long

as you're in the line at 11:00, you will be ableo get your documents shredded. come join us, we're at fedex field. we're having a lot of fun, the sun ca out after the nasty, cold, rainy weather yesterday. so come join us unt 11:00. >> all right. you got your shades on out there too. >> that's bright and sunny. >> all right. >> thanks >> 8:36 now, here's a story you'll find only here on news 4. a fairfax county jury found a man guilty of second degree murder for shooting his friend during an argument. this is allaught on camera. the attorney for the 22-year-ole argued that fired in self-defense. he said the victim pulled a knife before thet shooting a great falls vape shop. this is in march. two men a two oth friends got into a heated argument when the shooter and 21-year-old got into a scuffle. the friends say he didn't bring out a knife but was not threatening. now video evidence from inside the store shows what happened

next. we're not going to show you some of the graphic detail here but fired one shot into his chest. the other fends cal 911. you can see back there in the corner where they're shining the light, they started cpr, butno ing could be done to save -- wow, that's rough as you're looking there. he even admit sd to thehooting on the phone with 911 dispatchers. take a listen >>here. e are customers and i was an acquaintance and friend with the owner, got to an argument, a blade, a weapon was pulled. i fired a round and feared for my life. >> the jury did not buy that argument. they recommended a sentence of 8 years in prison. >> a west virginia woman is charged in the murder of her mother and younger sister more than a year after their death. police say she killed themn their mcclain home and may have staged it to look like a

murder-suicide. officers arrested her near her home in west virginia. she now faces two counts of first-degree murder. they initially believed helen shot and killed aer mother then turned the gun on herself in july of 2017. but then investigators uncovered a family drama involvingmoney. >> megan attempted fraudulent money transfers from her mother's account on the day of the murders as well as the day befo. >> well, detectives say more charges could be filed. >> later this morning, they kick off thenrlment drive. the mayor says all d.c. residents enrold into a quality health care. it begins at 11:00 this morning and goes until 3:00 this afternoon. open enrollmentts l until january 31st of 2019. >> a surprise on late night television last night in honor of veteran's day.

jimmy falcon surprised an audience member from maryland. >> your husband is behind u. so that wasnd iia reuniting with hee husband. s also an active member of ,the military so thank you to both of them for their service. jimmy and hta crewd the version of this popular game the whisper challenge. >> she was so excited she forgot take the head phones off. he said take them off. the couple was also verap to be reunited. india got a big donation from t-mobile for a family room project she haseen working on on walter reed. >> that's fantastic and welcome home. >> 8:39 is your time now on this saturday, speaking oservice, a memorial to honor more than a quarter of a million women that helped so many veterans return home and this weekend a special anniversary forheksar

vietnam women's memorial. we'll hear from the woman that helped make thatonument aee

>> thisnd marks the 25th anniversary of the vietnam women's memorial. we want to start at the beginning because we know that you are a veteran. you arene of the thousands of women who sved and volunteer and push for women in the military resources. a little b about your background. >> well, i was a farm girl and had two older brothers serving in the military and thear i vietnam is going on in the 60s and i thought about my brothers, i thought about my farm friends,

boys tha were being drafted and i thought i should go too as a nurse. i was sdying nursing so i went to vietnam in 1968-69. the height of the war. we lost about 30,000 of t names on the wall in '68-69. so i come home m lit of my brother and sister veterans we were not treated well. we were not welcomed at home. and we were disparaged a it was hard. it was painful. we tried to put vietnam beh us. and we did that for awhile until 1982 when i came out here fe dedication of the wall. >> take ushrough that. there were sometr suggles in getting this memorial put together. >> yes, there i in '83 learned there would be an addition to the memorial and that it would be a statue of three men.

and at that time, i came out there again and i went back home and told my husband i said honey they're going to add a statue of three men, honorinmen. if they're going to do that, there has to be one for the women. an my husband said, well, who is going to do that? >> i guess i am. and so it began. >> and so it began. and ten years later because of push back and people in powerful es didn't agree that it should be a memorial for women on the wall. now when i did my research, there was no google then. i spent a lim of in the library, i was stunned. i was stunned to learn that in our nations capitolas there not one memorial honoring military women. so what i was doing was actually

a first, and why should there be position? ll, it was competition, i guess. and people wondered if we were worthy enough? did we derve a memorial. but we proved -- k> you did. but the w is not over. and years have gone by. you can say that we've made som progress, but there's still many women that don't want to t talk abouir experience. don't want to bring up their vietnam experience, but there's somehaing happening tonight you're hoping will change that. >> well,he candle light ceremony tonight in conjunction with the 26th anniversary are to bring women a men and family and visitors around the world together for a veteran's memorial and for families it's about healing, but it's also, you know, we women sod on the shoulder of those women in or korea, war ii, world war i, and now the younger generation of wom are standing on our shoulders and learning from us that we don't give up.

that we serve our country, that we make our country stronger with our service. we're together side by side and also for younger generations of women, for example, i belong to a women's organization that contacted me and could she bring her girl and have them volunteer and embraceerhe you generation and hel them see -- >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. and it's not far from the vietnam memorial wall. >> 300 feet behind the apex of the wall is the vietnam women's memorial. >> thank you for all of your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> wll be backe' h

welcome back, everybody. we are talking about a very cold and blusry day out there. usually we can deal with the cold temperatures here in d.c., but then you factor in the wind and that's a shock to the system. we're going to have windhills in the 20s and 30s today. it's not going to improve much from there. th wds will die down until about 10:00 p.m. tonight. your sunday nwindy but not quit as chilly. nw 50s monday and tuesday which is still below normal for this time of the year.e aver temperature, low 60s.

not even close to that right now. ese are pretty much where the temperatures are going to stay. upper 40s. then the wind up to 30 or 35 miles per hour. that's going to happen all day and then you puthose two things together, this is what it's going to feel like through much of the day today. wind chills in the 20s and 30s. oh, yeah, feeling like january out there and those winds aren't ing anywhere. by noon, we're still having winds up to about 20 miles per hour i even tonigh you're headed out for dinner, winds at about 10 to 20iles per hour. they'll settle down after about 10:00 p.m. tonight. good new m is tomorrowning the winds are lighter. we'll still have plenty of sunshine as we t goough your sunday. plenty of sunshine out there today. mid 40s. there's the silver lining although it will beblustery out there. if you're headed out to -- we have st.ohns and gonzaga. silver oak academy versus

friendship collegiate. it's going to be windy and blustery. the wind chills in the low 30s so bundle up, especially if you're sitting on thebleachers. radar not showing anything. high pssure in charge. a few snow showers out to west virginia. i kw we don't wan to see any of that here. doesn't look like we'll see that today or. tomorr 47 degrees will be our daytime high tomorrow with blue skies and again not aswindy. but then we get into your monday. now most of monday morning iso going dry, increasing clouds, you can see here we go as we head into the late evening, then we start to see rain showers pushing into the could be heavy at times overnight into tuesday so we are so lo idea ain maybe to just stay inecause doug has his winter weather forecast. i've already seen a snippet of

it. that winter weather forecast. ll tune in for that. and of course w have it all over social media. that forecast we've been working on it for awhile. we'll let you know how much snow we're going to expect around the region. and blustery into wednesday. only low 4 that's going to be a little cooler than today. plus we'll have breezynd ions. those wind chills are going to be 20s and 30s through the day on wednesday. thursday-friday looking great. temperatures stay below normal. normal low 60s. normal low 60s. more news on the other side of

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millions of residents are evacuating. >> later this morning, d.c. health link kicks off their enrollment drive. it begins at 11:00 this morning and ends at 3:00 this >> come on out for the last nbc allstate community shred of the year. arted at 00 this morning. we're an hour derway at fedex field. you're limited to four boxes of paper per car. be in line by 11:00 this mornin this is a great way to get rid of all of your documents in a secure w and doreen is out there. >> great way to also get a selfie with doreen. >> yeah. >>

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wt's up, redskin nation? last week's loss to the atlanta falcons was a tough one. the red skins fell behind early. the loss, well, it hurts. but this redskin tm is resilient. and they are and will fight back, i gitrantee but before we turn our attention to tampa, let's listen to what the guys had to say about getting back on the winning ack. >> we just have to keep on our, you know, going back to work tomorrow, looking at the tape, you know, correcting things and putting ourselves in a better position, you know, not getting