v. developing this morning. police in tennessee a scrambling to track down a gunman who shot half a dozen people overnight, leaving at least two people. de the first cold snap of the season caught plenty of people off guard. lauryn ricketts is here with whether the sun will go up and a holiday for the bravest among us. veterans day weekend is under way. find out how you can help honor tho serve. welcome in on this sunday morning. thank you for being with us, i'm adam tuss. >> and'm angie goff. and boy we were talking about how hotcoffee, pumpkin spice latte. it's time. >> hot chocolate, anything.

lauryn, 32 degrees, that's freezing. >> that's the warm spot, too. step outside the belt way, those temperatures are chilly across the board. man, we even have icy patches out there and i only heard that on our news partners at withtop. they do traffic and weather on the 8s. i do weather for them. they were talkingbout i spots onramps when i was coming in so be careful asyou make your way out and about.temperat we're the warm spot, 32s degr but outside the belt way, a lot of areas in the low 20s. in the shenandoah valley, it's cold.ha we don't the wind we did yesterday and i don't think we'll have that today. we have the freezeing out there for this morning. let me break this down. the reason we he a freeze warning for areas in this i-95

and to the east is growing season hasn't ended yet. hit ese counties haven that temperature below 35 degrees while everybody else back to the west has. temperatures will go uply qui because we're at full sunshine but we have rain on the way. a we'll taout that in a little bit. guys. >> lauryn,youst as mentioned, it will be a little warmer today but the cold snap didn't stop people from old own, alexandria, from being outside last night. take a look. they were wearing more layers definitely, heavy coat, gloves, scarves. after being outdoor, the wind had many rushing back inside. >> when i was here last year the weather was glorious, upper 70s, lower 80s the whole week. >> we talked to one exchange student from australia who said back home right now it would be

about 100 degrees. unreal. >> other side of the hemisphere. meantime, we a following a developing story out of memphis, tennessee, where sople have been shot, one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. ala lo reporter snapped a picture from the scene outside o of thee where this happened. police say the victims range in age from 13 to 21 years old. they haven't released details on what happened. four surviving victims are in the hospital. their conditions range from serious to critical. prince george's county police officer issuspended, accused of taking hundreds of dollars in exchange for not writing citations. the officer apparently did this to two people over theast couple weeks. the chief didn't release the officer's name but he wants to warn anyone who may be colluding with this officer. he wants to find out if any other citizens were offered this deal. >> they are not culpable because

of the force of authority that an officer has, i completely understand that dynamic. thatitizen will not be held responsible. >> the accused officer isde scribed as having years on the county police force. tragic news out of california where 14 additional victims have been found, brrnging the death toll f the california wildfire to at least 25. nbc's jay hay shows usow the weather could play a b factor in the coming hours. >> par is gone. >> reporter: the scope of the wildfires is overwhelming with the loss, like the fames, still growing. investigators confirming at least 23 people have died in the campfire north of sacramento. at least two victims have perished in the woolsey fire, burning out of control along with the hill fire outside of los angeles. >> quite krankly, f i don't

like having to get up here every night and tell youabout more bodies that we're recovering. we're serious about this. when we give an evacuation order, we mean it. >> reporter: more than a quarter million have been pushed from their homes and more evacuations are expected as strike tea continue what to this point has been a losing battle against the raging inferno. >> our number one priority is life and property. >> reporter: president trump signed a disaster declaration to help with the fight,t traveling overseas he's lashed out online, blaming thires on gross mismanagement of california forests and threatening to withhold federal funds if it's not corrected. t strikms along the front lines and commanders coordinating the effortshaon't time for a political war of words. >> i'm not a at point to address his comments. r >> reporteright now, fire teams are engaged life-and-death battle with mother nature with the winds and flames expected to intensify over the next several

days. ay gray, nbc news, los angeles. rig now in montgomery county, police are investigating a deadly collision yesterday just before 6:00 in the morningo authorities s of those gianta pea pod trucks hi toyota corolla as the driver were making a left-hand turn. two people in the corolla died and another passenger has life threatening injuries. thhe driver of truck wasn't hurt. a frightening ordeal turns into heart break after ama 's dog gets shot during a robbery. this happened on franklinstreet in northeast d.c. friday night. the victim had just gotten out of his car when a man approached, then he took his h iphone a cash. the suspect got into a car and got away but police say the g, victim's pit bull, ran after the guy. another man in that car shot the dog in the face and the twosu pects drove off. the getaway car is described as

a dark red sedan t withted windows. the dog's injuries are severe. anil control had to tend to the dog. keep this in mind for your holiday weekend. there are metro closures near reaganational airport. two stations will be closed for construction. today we know blue line tras ll operate between franconia springfield and braddock road en and bet pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between huntington and braddock road and between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the detours will change slightly tomorrow. you can find out more information in our nbc washington app or you can hit up adam. >> i visited there this morning. ave extra time for sure if you're going there today. as the country prepares to honor our servicemen and women this veterans day, someinolks are g back. yesterday veterans and volunteers helped spruce up neighborhood in clay terrace. the same neighborhood where

10-year-old mekhia wilson was struck and killed by a stray llet this summer. the mission continues organized the event. >> we have a great crew o veterans and community neighbors who want to sacrifice their sad to take the skills they learned in the military and pay it foeard. th mission continues as nonprofit that helps veterans adjusting to life after they return home. there are seveal events happening today to honor veterans, by the way. a wreath laying at the world war ii memorial is set for 9:00. a veterans day ceremony is 0: scheduled at and a special wreath ceremony at the tomb of the unknown solder begin at 11:00. you can find more veterans day ton ts on the nbc washi app. all next week on news 4, find out how you can get something mt ofs need more f -- better sleep.

>> i'll tathat. >> we look aten why w struggle the most with shut eye. >> i was having auto immune issues. >> i think it'sph a very real omen phenomenon. >> to finding out why we need sleep to new tricks to a more restful night. that's me. >> you look iaceful. did one of those sleep stustu studie studies. i think something all of us ca relate to. >> around here, so many busy people, it's hard to just sh it down and get a good night's sleep. interested in that.ng ta live look outside on this sunday morning. that's a good sun rise. lauryn has a look at the chilly

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>> i don't know what to say. >> it's cold. >> too cold. >> too cold. is it going to warm up today? >> we'll see just a little bit of a warmup but it won't be -- we're not headed into the 50s or 60s but those temperatures will be warming up. hello. it's veterans day out there today. i wish i had a look at that sunrise.ut it's bul out there. pink skies out there right now. let's go ahead and look at there going on out because it won't be windy. that's good news. we have theeze yesterday. it wasn't just cold t cold conditions. itas those winds as ll. but the rain is moving back in for tomorrow night. we'll have it tuesday morning and then the breezy conditiona move in tuesday night and

through the day wednesday. but we'll return to sunshine wednesday. and sunshine is what you get out there today. clear skies have allowed temperatures to plummet. we are in the low 20s to the low 30s across the ard. we have a freeze warning untilea 9:00 for ars i-95 and points east. that's where the growing season hasn't ended yet. t everybody's still cold with temperatures in the 20s and 30s. these areas where the growing season hdsn't enyet. mid to upper 40s with blue skies. headed to church, maybe the farm market, beautiful. not quite as windy t there it will be nice and it will just be cold so make sure you bundle on up. nothing happening on the radar right now. high pressure in charge. you're looking good through the mid-atlantic, the eastern sea board and back to the midwest. 52 degrs will be our temperature tomorrow so we'll be sunny to start. not a lot of h peopleaded to work but know we have the rain moving in through the late

af ternoon and into evening. here we go. we'll start this at 4:30 andou can see rain lifts from the south to the north. by tomorrow night we'll hine and it could be lheavy at times. tuesday morning commute will be wet but tuesday afternoone dry out. it will be breezy tuesday afternoon but blustery by wednesday and wit temperatures in the low 40s wednesday it will be cold with those windchills in the 20s and thursday. right now we have rain chances, not lookingonfident on this just yet but we have rain chances before we dry out turday and sunday of next weekend. >> i think summer's finally giving up. >> yup. >> we are back in 15 minute with more of the morning's top stories. good morning, i'm pat lawson muse. big races and big wins. i in marylans back to work for governor larry hogan who beat back a challenge by ben jealous, becoming the first

republican governor to win reflection more than 60 years. in iavirg democrat jennifer, we wexton's win denied barbara comstock a third term. joining us, julie carey and news 4's chris gordon. chris, it was a blowout for larry hogan. he won 56% of thean vote survived a heavy democratic turnout. his win didn't translat down ballot but what were voters trying to say to larry hogan? t >> well,ey were trying to say basically they're comfortable with him,hey like him, the way he handled cancer, the way he aches across theaisle, the way he represents himself as being bipartisan, talking to anyby of any party, being the person that speaks common sense. he jok after the election saying -- the baltimore sun said he surfed the big blue wave. he said i was looking for a purple surf board on election

day. he said there were no coattails, there was a repudiation of president trump wh put himself on the ballots when he wasn't on the ballot and despite the fact he was only the second governor reelected in maryland, he didn't get a call from the white house. he said he didn't expect ibe use he's no fan of president trump. >> voters clearly approve of the job he'sdoing. how important was it for him to distance himself from president trump. >> absolutely. the voter turnout in maryland was very highd we are -- it appears ben jealous had as many votes this year in his loss as larry hogan had four years ago in his win but despite there was a splitting of ballots and it was mostly if not f exclusive larry hogan. in other words, other republicans didn't get the benefit.

there were two senators by the republican party in the maryland general assembly, but democrats gained seven in t house of delegates. >> what do you think the second term wil look like. >> very much like the first, according to governorn. ho he says his priorities are the same. he says h'll continue to work for accountability and education as well as jobs and being business friendly in the state of maryland. i talked to senate president mike miller who said you knowf many those achievements that the governor claims werell r the democratic-controlled general assembly png those laws and we have had to -- he has had to along with the general assembly veto some of hogans measures because ly hasn't fuunded education. there is a dfference in a struggle on some key points. moving to virginia, that state's blue wave started with

jennifer wexton beating barbara comsto comstock. it was the first sign and early sign of the wave in virgia. it was the first time the seat has flipped from red to blue in four decades.e id it with an army of volunteers, an army of women. >> an army women and, you know, many of these women arose out of the women's march. they have aligned themselves with a whole variety of groups, indivisible, moms demand action, network nova, and they set out to help give jennifer wexton this victory. she had hundreds and hundreds of women working, knocking on doors. and it a proved to be very strong formula. she said -- i asked her about this after the election and she said she thinks it's's what separated her race from others. however, we saw that blue wave in virginia sweep over suburban virginia so not only in this district but three democratic women flipped seats that had and red for a long time

they, too, were getting that kind of support from women who say they're fed up with the red rick in washington and they realized it wasn't you have no give money.y t needed to get boots on the ground. >> and they're just getting started? >> i sat down day after the h election w group of women for moms demand action, they're already talking about the next elections. and in virginia there are elections every year so they have their sights setoa on of supervisors races and the general assembly making more plaul. >> what s we expect from jennifer wexton going forward? ence to ad a news conf talk about her priorities and they were clear during the campaign as well. we asked what commite assignments she would like and a she said shinterested in transportation and infrastructure. metro runs through her district so that is something she would like to work on. more metro funding. she points out metro transports, a third of the federwork force, so that will be a high priority. un violence prevention was an issue that certainly helped with

her victory.g that's somethhe's going to pursue. and then also health ca reform, affordable care act. that's another thing she'll work on. that was one of her calling cards as a candidate in the general assembly, she is one of the people who helped get medaid expansion approved. >> and what's next for barbara come stock? we have remi our viewers that the president spiked the ball on that >>race. > well, afterwards, yes, he did spike the ball. i haven't had a chance to talk to barba comstock. she was in a laundry list of candidate he is bad-mouthed the day after the election, that if they only embraced h they might have won. ask jennifer wexton about that and she hado a response. she said that's absurd. she said look what happened with corey stewart who is mini trump.

he embraced trump as much as you could and lost badly so she calls the president's assertion absurd. >> speaking of that election, tim kaine's elecu.on to th senate was no surprise. we'll talk about that right after the break. hey! hi! congrats on ranking highest by jd power for internet service satisfaction this year. oh, thank you! and on being ranked #1 in customer satisfaction compared to cable. well, the 100% fiber-optic network deserves the credit. and he's humble! so umm... i should probably go get started. you need me to watch the van? no, i'm good! 100% fiber-optic network. 100% phenomenal. switch to fios, the fastest internet in the us, and get internet for as low as $39.99 per month.

democrat marc elrich handily on two three-way race for montgomery county executive with 6 65% of the vote. some thoughtnancy floreen, democrat running as an independent would be the spoiler and that wasn't the case. what happened? republican. >> well, republican candidate robin thicker told me t heught they'd split the vote and he'd win with 35%. turns out he got 15%, flourine got 20% and marc elrich scored a large victory. i reason why, talked to

congressman jamie raskin who said the democrats me up for elrich and he h 30 organizations backing him with the might of teachers, first responders, firefighters, nurses, environmentalists, service workers and turning them o out. that worked against flourine. jamie raskin telling me this was a bad year to distance yourself and abandon the democratic party. >> elrich wto saidbe anti-business and anti-development. voters clearly didn't agree with that. >> he denies that. he says he wants smart growth5í and developers to help with

education. he wants to expand 270 and address traffic he says a top priority is early childhood education. he says that the gap in achievement that minority students face is unacceptable. he was a teacher for7 years in tacoma park and he wants to bring that to the education system. >> going back to virginia for a minute. tim kaine's reelection to the u.s. senate was no surprise beating republican corey stewart by 16 points. stewart, who started out as a long shot, promised a vicious, ruthlecrusade. he delivered and voters rejected it. so what's the path forward. >> cory stewartndt the of the evening when it was clear he'd been defeated -- and he knew that was coming anyway, he said he is campaigned out. that raises the question whether he will run for a fifth term for

chairman of the prince william ffunty board of supervisors. there's already s competition taking shape, including another republican on the board so he would have an interparty chaenge. sohe early indication is he may be done for a while but we'll see. cory stewart cani change his quickly and he does seem to live for the political fight. but 's been campaigning non-stop. first in seeking the gop nomination for governor then right after he was defeated tuding arond running for senate so he's been campaigning for a long time. >> seems like he spent more time campaigning than running the board of supervisors. >> that's been a criticism and one th will hurt him if he runs for chairman of the brd hgai again. s been criticized for missing votes, for bringing forward measures otr members on the

board thought were politically motivated and not necessarily bes for prince william county residents. so we'll be watching. >> muriel h bowserndedly won reelection. shelans to begin her second term pushing for changes in the city's marijuana's. la she plans to lobby for recreational sales. you know you can possess and use marijuana in the district but you can't sell it. can she get support now that the house has changed has? >> it appears so. there's thisbrdity in the district you just mentioned. you can possess but where doou et it? you can't buy it, you can't sell it. i've seen this in southeast washington at police station people handing out joints and

people show iing up asking me a i get marijuana froyou? not from me, i think around the corner but in any scase, ee's trying to conform to common sense that marijuana is legal but how do you get it. important to note jeff sessions general, he ttorney was for federal enforcement that marijuana is not legal. with him leafing it seems more likely the district will have an easier time getting this measure passed to legalize the sale and possession of marijuana. >> what was t biggest surprise for you out of these mections? >> not sure i would call it a surprise but the fact that democra really did -- virginia has gone from red to a purp now i think election night made it a solidly blue state vmg s.

virginia has the majority in the congressional deletion, that hasn't happened in the time i've been covering politics for 26 years in virginia. a lot ofus thought they might pick up two seats. t was optimistico think about three. they hoped for a fourth that theyidt get so they stopped just short but that was sort of the biggest surprise that theym aged to pull that off. >> for me the biggest surprise was the day after the election. a federal court rules they have to redistrict the sixth district the day after david trone wins having spent something 134r50ik million in a race two years ago. n'l this and the day after the election, he h taken office yet, his district is changing. will he be able to run for dreelection? what's his voter base? >> all ght, chris and julie, thank you both. thank you for joining us.

i'm pat lawson muse. news 4 today continues. at 6:'s, he what we're following for you. developing in the district, police working to find the driver who ran over a woman in thv street and ne stopped. we have the lest on the search. >> gas andlmore than two dozen have died in the wildfires burning in california. crews are worried strong erwins could spike their fight. >> kind of a fun light hearted moment on "snl" for ndsure. >> good one, i think. >> we're off to a beautiful start with the sun rise concerned

is a different story. >>auryn ricketts, we're in for this beautiful day and it will be cold and you're tracking rain. >> i am. not today. we have rain chances throughout the day tomorrow. it's deceiving, it looks like a winter morning because these temperatures are more like than no like. let's look at the sun rise comi up at about 6:46. now the sky was pink. i tweeted about a picture 15 minutes ago. it was gorgeous right in front of the capitol. currently temperatures in the low 30s right now. we don't have much of a wind so are seeing that windchill around that freezing mark. but step outsid the beltway, look at this. those temperatures are in the

low 20s. it's chilly out there. the good news is not quite as windy. we have rain chances increasing mainly monday into tuesday and back to the big chill on wednesday with blustery conditions. we'll talk about the timing of that rain becausee have off tomorrow so we'll talk about that and when the rain can get outf here tuesday. that's in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thanks, lauryn. >> continue to follow this developing story out of memphis, tennessee. we knozehalf a d people were shot. one person died at the scene. the others are at tit ho. a local reporter snapped a picture from the scene outside the home last night. police say the victims range in ages from 13 to 21. they have not released details on what happened. the four surviving victims are in the hospital as i mentioned. > back here at home, d.c. police are investigating a hit-and-run in southeast. they say a woman was struck while crossing southern avenue near the moat roestation.

the vehicle left the scene. the woman was taken to the hospital with serious injuries. and a prince george's county officer is suspended for taking hundreds ollars in exchange for not writing citations. the police chief fears more people could be involved in this scandal. >> reporter: they're just allegations now, not proven, but they're serious enough for the police chief to take them public. >> that an on ty uniformed prince george's county police offir demanded cash in exchange for leniency withct resto traffic citations. claim chief said the wasn't made once but twice, two separate citizens on two separate occasions having similar run-ins with the same he officer over past couple weeks. that officer is now suspended. thece annont came as the investigation was less than 24 hours old. a it wasn'ot in the way of details. the chief says he kws he's being vague, not giving a lot of

information, at least not making it public, t name of the t officers, theimes and places of the alleged offenses. he says there's a reason for that. >> anyone colluding with this officer. >> reporter: he also wants to find out if there are other citizens that were offered a pass in exchange for what he describes as hundreds of dollars in cash. he says they won't get into trouble. they are not culpable because of the force of authority that an officer has. i completely uderstand that dynamic. that citizen, if proven to be true, will not be held responsib responsible. >> report is described as having years with the county police force. flames are raging in california and expected to grow. tragically the ath toll continues to climb.

at least 25 people a dead. more than a quarter million residents were pushed from their hoics. ols are urging people to listen to the warnings. >> qte frankly, folks, i don't like having to get up here every night and tell you about mo w bodies thare recovering. we're serious about this. >> president trump signed a n to help outarat but lashed out online blaming the fire on what he calls t mismanagem california forests. he also threatened to withhold federal funds ift it isn' fixed. fans and players the l.a. lakers and sacramento kings gami exced hazy air from a wildfire in nearby sacramento. before the game, ticket hoers were asked to keep the doors to the arena closed as much as possible. lakers players say they could see flames on the ground during their flight to sacramento. let's get back to the midterm elections now. too close to call results in florida have triggered recounts in the races for senator and governor there. protestershered outside election offices yesterday.

the margins are razor thin here. in the senate race, governorr k scott leads incumbent senator bill nelson by less than 13,000 votes. congressman rone desantis lads by 33,000 votes ov tallahasse mayor andrew gillum. the recount results in all counties are due on thursday. too e races are still close, officials will have to recount again, this time by hand. frenchresident emmanuel macron warns his fellow world leaders against taking peace for granted. macron is hosting events to commemorate the end of world war i. he spoke at a dinner in parist t included president trump. and president trump's t decisi skip a visit to a cemetery in france for fallen american soldiers is overshadowing the trip. he was scheduled toake a helicopter ride to the cemetery but scrapped the plans because of a rain forecast. overseas and people in the states people on both sides of the aisle are ripping the president for that decision.

member of the british parliament and grandson of british prime minister wston churchill called trump "pathetic" for not dealing with the we to pay his respects to the fallen. the white house was asked why ae president didn't tak motorcade. the press secretary suggested they didn't want to shut down the ci and use u.s. security resources. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd will join us in just a few minutes to talk about the latest controversy an more on the midterm elections. meantime, we are working for youweand the community and want to thank everyone who came nbc 4 all state community shred for the year. people were at fedex field yesterday, close to 3,000 cars came through, shredding sensitive documents like old bank asttements. that's the easiest hey to prevent identity theft and we love it to see people coming out to those events. >> and we continue to work for you in the community an thank youso much to everybody who supported the nbc 4 all state

shred. we want to talk about thewe ather. >> the higher-than-normal rain that soaked maryland could have a negative impact on the oyster harvest. the baltimore sun says rain makes water in thehapeake bay and its tributaries less salty. th t's bad news forsters because they need the salt to thrive. fishermen say oysters didn't have their normal spring growth and they are blaming the lack of salt. time 6:38. is time last weekend, controversy was swirling around "snl" comedian pste davidso comments on a newly elected congressman's appearance. >> dan crenshaw is a former seal who lost an eye in combat. crenshaw appeared on the show to accept an apology from pete and the show. >> and he delivered good natured jabs at davidson to deliver the score then he delivered a much

more poignant message. >> there's a lot of lsons to learn -- not just that the left and right can agree on some ls things, but this -- americans can forgive one another. we can remember what brings us together as a country and still see the good in each other. this is veterans day which means it's a good time for every american to connect with m veterabe say thanks for your service, but i would actually encourage you to say something else. tell aer veteran n forget. when you say never forget to a veteran, yompare ing that, as an american, you are in it with them, noteparated by some imaginary barrier between civilians and veterans but connected together as gratsful fellow w americans will never forget the sacrifices made by sacrifices past and present. never forget those we lost on 9/11, heroes like pete's father. so i'll say pete, never forget. >> never forget. >> gre message there. crenshaw is going to begin his first term representing texas's

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how do you see those shaping ? and we have allegations that some things aren't working it properly the voting system. >> i think there is some -- however broward county handles their elections office,y' t clearly got some competency issues. there'fbeen no evidence nefarious issues but it's very f frustratin americans who go florida again? thanks, guys. but it's in a hand recount. i've never seen recount make up that many votes. unless they find some errors. there has to be errors that were missed on election night to makp gap like that. arizona, though, looks like it goes to thedemocrat, looks like thehave an advan so overall you'll see that end up splitting in two. the georgia thing is

teresting. we have a recount to determine whether there is a runoff but gwargia's law is that >> so we're watching this news conference unfold after the midterms with the president and that's the big headline. and then the sessions news comes out, and that takesover. it was like rapid fire and then thewhnnouncement of he replaced sessions with. how do you think thiswill play out? >> it's interesting to watch how fast it happened. it was not a shock sessionss going resign. he was telegraphing it, if you willd some argue he was telegraphing it to prepare bob mueller so he could g his ducks in a row to protect what was left of the investigation but it happened rapiy. i think people thought maybe he'll wait until thanksgiving, you wait to ve it - he'll go overseas and after the overseas trip do this. be the speed with which he did it, you can't help but wonder if he's getting rattled and

realizing, wow, democrats are going to have a lot of subpoena power here. this mueller probe, i have to do hat thing now and that's that looked like. it looked like a panic move and elfrankly he f weirdly emboldened. because the senate is in an republican and if not with an extra seat or two and those republican sena got elected because of the trump base. you can see him refer to the t se they investigate me, i'll investigate them, we'll get the senate to do that. sees the senate as one of his tools to fight the war so we'll see if republican senators agree. >> does it appear he's in a hurry to find a permanent replacement. >> he appears to be in a hurry to trim mueller's sales. hurry n't appear to be a to find a new attorney general and part of it is not everybodyi want this you would think oh, attorney general. but do you want thissi resplity right now with the mueller probe? there was one person who i think

lent choice n exc for him, alex azar, who is currently at the labor departmen apparently he sent word, i'll wait the mueller does his report so i think there is some hesitance and feeling as if you have to do his bidding. >> and who won the midterms? i don't know if there's -- >> i think the democrats got pow er back. that's a bigdeal. they won a bunch of governorships in the midwest, that's a big deal. theid prt's actions reinforce that. the president knows who lost the midterms or else i think he wouldn't be acting as erratically as e acted. >> chuck, thanks so much. "meet the press" comes up every sunday at 10:30 after news 4 today. tune in for that. >> today will be like four hours. >> we'll start it right now. you can fit ill. >> we know three house seats

flipped in virginia from red to blue. for first time in decades, democrats have more congressional seats in virginia's senate than governors. >> and then there's congressman elect jenfer wexton. >> i think we need to first and foremost deliver positive rest for our constituent and pass legislation that makes their lives bel er. that wbe my topor priy in congress. >> a key factor in wexton's victory is the hundreds of women who volunteered for her. women are a driving force and changing the northern virginia political landscape. ou bureau chief julie carey met with volunteers afterlection day to find out what they learned about ngwinni >> kathy shoop last sunday after three hours of door-to-door d nvassing for jennifer wexton. >> my knee and ankle is wrapped. i've been canvassing almost every weekend for months.

>> reporter: last night the payoff. jennifer wexton is heading tore co and she's thanking women and the groups they represent for victory. >> you made it happen when youe join moms demand action. >> moms demand action members taking a day to reax and celebrate. >> we worked really hard and so to see it come tui on and have jennifer win, it was ic fantas >> reporter: some women in this grew newcomers to political activism. >> i donated money and voted. >> reporter: but cindy mccoy rump was r president elected she realize shed needed to do more -- to hit the streets, staknocking on doors. she started last fall working for a house of delegates candidate. >> we won. and it'suncomfortable and i don't like knocking on doors but it works. it wos and so as soon as we had that election last it was like okay, who's next. jennifer is next. >> these wen joining hundreds of others volunteering on wexton's campaign. this moms demand action group

already talking abthe next eleheion. >> tog we're forming this group of women and people are joining us everyday to keep going. we're all going to keep going. it isn't over. >> reporter: julie carey, news 4. >> wexton said vice president joe biden called to thank her for being one of the firstto ses flip. open up the nbc washington app to learn more about wexton and dethe other women hto the house. search decision, 2018. the weather has been a big deal this week. it was rainingec on eon day. >> so many people went out. what does it look like for the next week? >> cold. i hope l youke winter because that's what it's looking like.er average teure for time of year, 60 degrees. l it doesnk like we'll hit that any time soon. 52, 53 on tuesday and back into the low 40s on wednesday.

the thing about wednday, we'll have breezy conditions so it will feel like 20s and 30s but our average temperature at 60 so it will be chilly over the next couple days. current temperatures out there right now, chill we have temperatures in the 20s, temperatures in the low 30s but everybody below that that freeng mark so as you wake up this morning, plenty of sunshine out there, the sun came up at 6:46. you can see temperatures areoa ng through the 30s. it's a beautiful vire out t sooking pink hue in the sky. gorgeous conditionce the sun came up. let's talk about your weather questions. are the winds strong out there today? no. they're looking lighter today. is rain on the way? yes. but not today. we' see ittomorrow. any warmups coming our way? no. temperatures will stay below normal but we have more rain and

that is in addition from what i head yesterday. looks like thursday a friday we're tracking another system. here we go, freeze warning until 9:00 m. as far as today's forecast, mid to upper 40s. sunshine out there again and not as windy. so for your veterans day forecast, church services can be bright and cold but nothing to worry about, mbe frost your windshield and i want to mention there's icyo as well. farmers market not as windy. and yard work perfect day because no rain out there and no wind. it will be chilly but not that ba we have rain moving in for the second part of the day. let me show you that quick. you can see after about o 2:00 30 o'clock it moves in through our southwestern suburbs and moves in heavy at times m it wile out of here by tuesday afternoon but then we turn breezy and we'll stay breezy through the day wednesday. low 40s wednesday, look at this.

tracking another system for thursday and friday. could have some sleet in this. so this is something i

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a> police in tennessee scrambling to find a gunman who shot half a dozen people overnight. the first cold snap of the season caught us off guard. the sun will be up but will t temperatures go ricketts has th. >> and veterans day weekend is under way.o find out howcan honor those whoerved today.

>> lauryn ricketts is joining us but we have some things we can't be too ex about. >> temperatures staying below normal. average temperature for this time of the year, 66 degrees. will we hithat in ten days? probably not. we'll stay well elow thatso, again that cold air, that cold snap is here and looks like it's here to stay. let's take a look outside. that sun came up 15 minutes ago. it'a beautiful view. it will be a gorgeous sunday morning so if you have things to do church services, veterans services, it will be beautiful but cold. we have a freeze warning for areas that haven't ended growing season yet. at's d.c. and points to the east. everybody below thatin fre mark and you can see below that.

lower0sn winchendon. n -- winchester. we have rain on the way for tomorrow. we'll talk about that in a few minutes and we'll time it out to let you know when to expect when you need that umbrella. as she mentioned, it will be warmer today but that cold snap didn't stop people from getting out and about. a lot of people came out last night, even our little furry friend. as they layeredbr up, they oke out the heavy coats, hats, gloves, scarves. after being outdoors, that wind proved to be too muchto handle for some. >> when i was here last year, the weather was glorious. it was upper 70s, lower 80s, the whole week. this is a shocker. >> we talked with one exchange student from australia. he said back home it would be around 100degrees. >> not here. >> not her

we're following a developing story out of memphis,ss ten. six people have been shot. one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. a local reporter snapping a picture from the scene where this happened last night.he police say victims range in age fro 13 to 21 years old. they haven't releas details on what happened. thsu fouriving victims are in the hospital. their conditions range from serious to critical. this morning, the prince george's county police officer is suspended for ta hundreds of dollars in exchange for not writing citations. the police chiefaid the officer did this two at least two people. the chief didn' release the officer's name but he does want to warn anyone who may be h colludinthe officer. he wants to find out if any other citizens were offered the deal. >> they are not culpable because of the fthce of aity that an officer has. i completely understand that dy

namic, that citizen will not be held responsible. >> the accused officer is described as having years on the county police force. >> tragic news out of california. 14 additional victims have been found, bringing the total death toll from the california wildfires to at least 25. our jay gray shows us how the weather could play a big factor in the coming hours. >> paradise is gone. >> reporter: the scope the wildfires is overwhelming with the loss like the flames still growing. investigators confirming at least 23 people have died in the campfire north of sacramento. at least two more victims have perished in the woolsey fire burning out of control along with the hill fire outside of los angeles. >> quite frankly, folks, i don't like having to get up here every night and tell you about more w bodies thate're recovering. we're seris about this. we give an evacuation order and we mean it.

>> more than a quarter million have been pushed from their homes and more evacuations are expected as strike teams continue what to this point has been a losing battle against the raging inferno. >> our number one priority is life and property. >> repo signed a disaster declaration to help with the fight but traveling oversea he lashed out on, blaming the fires on gross mismanagement of californiaorests and threatening to withhold federal funds if it's not corrected. strike teams along the front lines and commanders th coordinatineffort don't have time for a political war of words. >> i'm not at a point to address is comments. >> reporter: rigw, fire teams are engaged in a life-and-death battle with mother nature with winds and flames expected to intensify ex over the several days. jay gray, nbc news, los angeles. police areti invating a deadly collision.

this happened yesterday just before 6:00in the morning. authorities say one of those giant pea pod trucks, the driver hit a toyota corolla as the car's driver was making a left turn on northampton drive near new hampshire avenue. we're told two people in thell coa died while another passenger has life threatening injuries. the driver of the truck was not hurt. the time is 7:06. a frightening ordeal turns into a heart break afte a man's dog gets shot during a robbery. this happened onanklin street in northeast d.c. friday night. we're toldim the vihad just gotten out of his job when the job -- car approached. povice say the im's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy. another man in the car shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drove off. that get away car is described as a dark red sedan with tinted windows. the dog's es are pretty severe. animal control had to tend to the dog. >> horrifying.

keep this in mind for your holiday weekend. there are major metro closures near reagan national airpo. two stations, national airport and crystal city stations, will be closed for construction and we know today blue line today will operate between franconia springfield and braddock road and between pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between htington and braddock road and pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the metrodetours will change slightly tomorrow. you can get more information on our nbcp. washington >> already busy this morning. leave yourself extra time. as the country prepares to honor our servicemen and women this veterans day, folks in our area, including vets, are giving back to the community. yesterday veterans and volunteers helped spruce up a neighborhood in clay terrace, the same neighborhood where 10-year-old mekhia wilson was struck and killed by a stray bullet this summer. the mission continues organized the event. >> we have a great crew of veterad community members

and neighbors who want to sacrifice their saturday to take the skills they learned in the military and to pay itfoard to a community that needs help. >> the mission continues as a nonprofit that helps veterans who are adjusting life after they return home. >> a nderthe are several events happening to honor veterans. a wreath laying at the world war ii memorial is scheduled at 9:00 and a speciaeath ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier will begin at:0 1 at arlington nationaly. cemet you can find more events in our nbc washington all next week on news 4, find out how you can get something most of us ne -- better sleep. >> amen. >> yes. we begin our seriesen with w what women struggle the most for shut eye. >> i dn't realize how much sleep is tied to so many things in our body and i was hang some autoimmune issues. >> it's a very real phenomenon

jon? from finding out why we need sleep to trying outnew tricks for a more restful night -- i'm yloating. >> r opinion water. >> i was sleeping on top of water, uh-huh. you'll want join us next week. starting tomorrow morning on news 4 today every hour and then on news 4 at 11:00 for you night owls because this affects all of us. so many ofms suffer f insomnia. we think we do and that's what we're going a do deep dive into. >> i'll take any tip you have. meantime, let's talk about a nightmare happening in real life while parents are sleeping. underage kids booking untraceable rides in t middle of the night. you have to see this news 4 i-team piece, going unde sover to how kids are hidinthis and g w

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could this be your child ? ? a news 4-team undercovering how young kids are sneaking out of the housend hopping a ride with strangers when you are . asle >> i had no idea my child could leave the house and end up anywhere. >> a mom alerted us about a new trend with middle schoolers using a popular ride sharing app to go anywhere they want with no way for parents to track them. >> investigative reporter scott mcfarland showing you what you can do about it. r eporter: from d.c. to bethes bethesda, rosslyn to silver springs, it's become a natural part of night life, an endless parade of uber cars waiting for ssengers. >> i know it's not the safest thing to do. >> reporter: but in this subdivision of the dark streets,

you'll be surprised whos the n 4 i-team found calling for a pickup. how many of you have taken an uber late atgh all of you? meet eliza, 13,d her friends molly, and eileen, just started eighth grade. >> everybody's doing it. >> reporter: even though uber policy requires passengers to be 18, these middle schoolers say their friends sneak out of the house and use uber to meet up with each other art parties, homes or unknownca ons. were you nervous? >> a little bit. you're in somep random son's car. >> reporter: a grown-up. >> yeh. >> youut in the middle of the night. even if it's not the uber, it's where you'regoing. >> i think parents have no idea. >> reporter: eliza's mom sandra was shocked to learn the first time she was in an uber alone he was 12 years old. >> what is an uber driver

thinking when a little girl mes out at 2:0 in the morning. >> reporter: it's 12:30, eliza books anuber, waiting on a dark street. >> i want parents to know it and i want my daughter to lea from this how serious it is. >> reporter: with tracking devices monitoring eliza, her mom rides with as we follow close behind but out of sight. minutes later a driver in a hyundai picks her up and drives her eight minutes to herde ination. another dimly lit home. ways tell us there's two they're going this, either using their parents' uber account without permission or using another way that makes it difficult to trace them. using these, uber gift cards. >> you set up new uber account and use the gift cards then you're not traceable. yes. >> reporter: i didn't think my children would do th because they don't have credit cards. >> watch as eliza uses a gift card with a friend's account to book another ride. it's 1:30. heriodestina, a 24 hour gas station near the highway. the i-team stays close behind, her mom constantly on the phone

with her. i'm seriously furious. >> reporter: instead of the gas station, the kia drops her off next door. >> he is dropping my 13-year-old off at a motel 6. >> where shes immediately g into our vehicle. >> he should have said how old are you? our policy is we don't drive minors. do your parent snoes are you okay? >> reporter: uber told the t i-teaese reports are concerning, that the policies distribute drivers fromllowing minors to ride unaccompanied by adults and theny says its drivers should report underage riders and r advised to ask for i.d.s. that didn't stop this driver from picking up eza at 2:00 a.m. from the gas station. she says he was polite or neverg asked her or if her parents knew. i'm scott mcfarland with channel 4. this time the i-team had r questions him. did you have any concerns about picking up somebody as young as t passenger you picked up? >> not really. >> reporter: if you see somuody you think their parents

must have signed off on it. >> yes. >> reporter: di you expect all three to pick her up without a question? >> i couldn't believe how easy it was. >> reporter: easy and alarming. >> that child could be y. runninga that child could have met a predator online. >> justab thinking it pr won't be me that something bad will happen to me. it won't be me. >> reporter: taking a chance with these suburban sneakouts. scott mcfarland. news 4 i-team. >> uber says controls can be implemented to prevent children in down loading appsswithout pern. for more, visit our nbc washington app and click on the gift cards, i never thought about that. >> that's unbelievable. ye opening report from tirks team. 7:16. the sun is gleaming over the nation's capital but it feels ke winter out there at 32 degrees. it's literally freezing.

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ichard semler taught at virginia community college. >> i come here effort. >> reporter: recently retired, he still has an office here. inside you can tell math was his subject. mother was a secretary, my father was an electrician. so i ended up in field quite a bit different from what they were doing. >> reporter: raise in a humble home in rochester, new york, richard was a competitive runner, chasing his dreams beyond athletics and into academics. >> some people selped me i thought it was necessary. >> reporter: on a pfessor's salary and working extra jobs, he began donating his money to fund scholarships for his students. very few years a cake to celebrate milestones, $100,000, then $00,000. there's only so much frosting to go around. this year he marked one million dollars in donation. >> $one million, eight thousand

three hundred fifty dollars. >> remember, he's a math es prr. >> it's unbelvable. he is as generous as i've ever seen. >> reporter: this is a man who lived much of his career without taking vacations, he doesn't buy new things like a new car, doesn'town a cell phone. >> it's incredibly selfless and inspiring. >> reporter: tom ckno is on the receiving end of one of his grants. >> it's made a huge difference in my life. io going thave a four year degree. pretty so >> these are families that got houses in that neck of the woods. reporter: but dr. semmler's pride also extends to building homes for habitat for humanity and delivering meals. >> i wouldn't make any changes at all if had to do it again. >> reporter: a life of sacrif e sacrifice, a man for others. in virginia, dav culver, news

4. >> get this, not only has the doctoronated a million dollars to student skcholarships, he's donated another million dollars to a handfulof other charities. >> that's when you can make your moy mak difference. what a gift that is. >>good for him, thank you. >> well, we need to buy puffy jackets today because man it is co cold. >> did you know at 32 degre that's the temperature? >> i had no idea. thank you for teaching me that. >> it 's 3's 32 d. grees ou >> that's right, and everybody og below 32. >> meteor101. >> gosh, if that's what i learned in meteorology 101 we had a slow learning process. let me look at the outside. it's beautiful. blue skies, gorgeous.

what to wear. puffy coat. monday you need the rain jacket as well as tuesday and wednesday you want winter accessories. wednesday will be dry but you need the t, gloves, scarf and big heavy jacket. we have a freeze warning and the growing season ended today. the national weather service won't issue fries warnings yet thisn. seas 32 is our temperature. plenty of sunshine, howeer it will be chilly.tu tempes are in the low to mid-20s.ve we he rain moving in on monday night and black to chilly and blustery conditions wednesday. upperl0s with skies out

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>> good morning, everyone. i'mangie goff. >> the wind is gone, they've diminished and we're looking at a light wind. illy morning out there but a beautiful morning nonetheless and you can see penty of sunshine with blue skies. that will stay all throughout the day today. and chilgy temperatur chilly te. shenandoah valley, temperatures mid to upper 20s. even d.c. at the freezing mark. it's cold out there. whether you're headed to veterans services, mae church

services, maybe just getting out headed to th farmer's market, grab the sunglasses. you'll need them. not goingo need th umbrella out there today. we'll be above the freezing mark here in d.c. by 8:00 a.m. and everybody should be in the mid to upper 30s by theadtime we h through the 10:00 hour but it's cold outthere. rain is on the way. we need the umbrella coming soon as you think. a lot of people are off but a lot of us will have rain showers and we'll talk about warmups in a w minutes. guys? >> sounds good, lauryn, thank you. >> we continue to follow developing story out of memphis, tennessee, where six people were shot. scene, son died at the the others are apt the hospital. a local reporter snapping this picture outside the home last night. the victims' ages range fro 13 to 21. we know other victims are in thh pital. their conditions range from worious toti crl.

an was struck crossing southern avenue near the metra a station st night. the woman was taken to the hospital. she has serious injuries. the vehicle le the scene. a prince george's police officer is suspended accused of taking hundreds of dollars in exchanges for not writing citation. as derrick ward reports, the police chief fears more people could be involved in the scandal. >> reporter: they'reust allegations, not proven, but serious enough for the police chief to take them public. >> the prince georges police officer demanded cash in exchange for lenicy with respect to traffic citations. >> the chief says the claim wasn't made once but twice. two separate citizens on two separate occasions having similar run-ins with the same officer over the past couple weeks. that officer isen sud. the announcement came after the

investigation was lessthan 24 hours old. it wasn't a lot in the way of details. the chiefays he's being vague, not giving infortion like the name of the officers, the times there's a he says reason for that. >> i do not want to warn anyone who mayine collud with this officer. >> reporter: he says he wants to nd out if there are other allegations, other citizens who say they were over add pass on citations in exchange for what's described as hundreds ofollars of cash. he says they won't get intotr ble. >> they are not culpable because of the force of authority an officer has. i completely understand that dynamic. that citizen if proven to be true won't held responsible. >> the accused officer is described as having years on the county police force. in prince george's county, derrick ward, news 4.

flames are still raging in california right now and they'r expecto grow. the death toll continues to climb as well. 5thorities say at least people are dead. more than a quarter million resident have been pushed from reeir homes and mo evacuations are expected. officials are urging people to listen to thewa ings. >> quite frankly, folks, i don't like having to get up her every night and tell you about more bodies that we're recovering. we're serious about this. >> president trumpd a disaster declaration to help but then lashed out onlin claiming what he called mismanagement of california forests and threat on the withhold california funds. fans in the sacramento kings game experiencing hazyair. ticketholders were asked to keep the doors closed as much as possible. many layers players say they lcould see thees on the ground. too close to call results in

florida have triggered recounts in the s races forate and governor. protesters gathered outside election offices yesterday.ar if races too close to call, officials have to recount again. this time by hand. french president emmanuel macron warns his fellow world leaders against taking peace for macron is hosting events to commemorate the end of world war i. he spoke at a dinner paris that included president trump. >> and president trump's decision to skip a visit to a f cemetery nce for fallen american soldiers is overshadowing his trip a bit.id the prnt was scheduled to ta a helicopter ride to the cemetery yesterday but scrappan the p because of a rainy

forecast. overseas and here in the state, people on both sides of the aisle are ripping into the president. member of the british parliament and grandson of british prime minister winston churchill called trump,quote, pathetic for not dealing with the weather to pay his respects to the fallen. the white house was asked why the president didn't take a torcade. the press secretary suggested ehey didn't want to shut down the city and .s. security resources. "meet the press" moderator chuck todd will join us in studio at 10:00 to talk about this controversy and all the latest in the world of politics. this time last weekende had controversy swishli iswirli "snl." pete davidson had some comments ant dan crenshaw's appearance. >> davidson made fun of the patch but crenshaw appeared on the show to accept an apology. >> he delivered good jabs at davidson to even the score and then he delivered a much more

poignant message. take a listen. >> there's a lot of lessons t, learn he not just the left and right can still agree on some things but also this -- americans can forgive one another. ri can remember whats us together as a country and still other.e good in each this is veterans day weekend, which means that it's a good time for every an to connect with a veteran, maybe say thanks for your service. but i would encourage you to say something else. tell a veteran never forget. when you say never forgetto a veteran, you are implying that, as an american, you are in it with them, not separated by some imaginary barrier between civilians and veterans but connected together as grateful fellow americans who will never forget the sacrifices made byv erans past and present and never forget those we lost on 9/11, heroes like pete's father. so i'll say, pete, never forget. >> never forget.

>> good moment there. crenshaw will begin his first term representing texas's second district in january. still ahead, we are working r you. helping you manager your money ahead of the holidays. some tips toelp you climb out of debt

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now to a spectacular design --e spectacular designs of a young artist. she's from silver springs. >> her family moved here fromfr westa when she was just a child and when one of her signature looks showed up on the "tonight show," social media went wild. >> barbara harrison has this inspirg story. >> janet jackson rocke her latest single on the "tonight show" wearing these afro print pants by dav l.a. ck. >> they saw me on instagram.rt >> re: they might have seen this -- aatreakhting high school prom gown she whipped up for h brother's high school prom date. >> in high school i got interested in doing fashion. i got my first s magazine and everything. i even did my first fashion show

in high school. >> claude kameni was eight years old when her family immigrated from west africa. she took a fashion class in high irement or the art re and she says that did it. >> after high school i went to college but then i told my mom college is not for me. i've got to pursue what i love to do, which was fashi r. orter: so she started sewing. >> i started sewing for myself. i quit my job. i've not worked since high school. i just started making anything for anybody like you know, you want something, i'll make it for you, whateverr: >> reportehere do you come up with your ideas? >> honestly, i come up with my ideas in my sleep. i would just be sleeping and i feel like god would be giving me these ideasin my head. what makes my design different is that i'm unique, i'm bold. my outfit mak peoplefeel confident and sexy because, you know. >> reporter: you rtve to have a ain figure to wear those dresses.ll >> not rea i'm the queen of snatch. verybody knows that.

>> reporter: ho you translate looking snatched? >> your waist is snatched, like it's in. it's atched. so you know how people want tha curve, like they want to be snatched. that's all that is. >> reporter: instagramostings her designs led to a surprising e-mail this past summer. >> so then i looked at the message, i'm like yo, i dropped my phone. >> reporter: janet jackson's stylists wanted one ofclaude's designs for a new music video. among the samples sent -- >> that one. then he goes janet loved the blue gown. they contact med back and th 're like janetjackson needs another outfit for jimmy fallon. >> reporter: tse snatched at the waist pantaloons war hit so what's next from claudekameni's sewing machine? whateker. it's to take your breath away. >> this is snatched? >> i can't breathe. you don't need to breathe. you look good. you don't need to breath

i can't breathe. >> januaet who? oh, my gosh. a so claude bekameni ha busy since her dresses have shown up on instagram and other social media sites >> tracee ellis ross made fashion news at the 2018 american music awards in a glamorous fish tail number thag brin quite a few calls to lr kameni'sady busy sewing room. >> she told barbara she can make everyone, every body, look good in her clothes. i love her personality and how it radias. >> janet jackson needs another outf outfit. so lauren -- >> we need to make her make s jacket for us. >> does she make puffy coats? >> she makes puffy coats. it's so cold.

those temperatures, everybody below no that freezing mark. >> it would be worse if it was wind windy. >> wednesday we have breezy conditions. we made it into the upper 40s,d day we will be in the low 40s. it will be chilly out there.mp atures will drop for wednesday but we have rain between now and wednesday. let's go ahead d show you the maps. that's why i think if you want to go ahead and check out the leaf colr the fall foliage we're past peek on the higher ridge tops outthe re in park.ndoah national maybe this might be the last week end to do it. we have breezy conditions andny raonditions so leaves may not be as brilliant and bright into next weekend. are the winds going to be that

strong? n no. no warmups in this ten-day forecast. average temperature 60 degrees. doesn't look like we're hitting that any time soon. ng up with s are co the sunshine. temperatures in the 20s and low 30s buthat's it. we'll continue to have sunny skies in the mid to upper 40s but it will be chilly. sun goes down 4:5s 48ur temperature with bluees s so i you're headed to church, looking good. farmers market, a lot of tents weren't set up and yard work is chilly. in or benintendi and plenty of sunshine. we have rain on the way monday night into tuesday then agntn as we get your thursday but today will be dry and your

wednesday will be dry. t we're doughout the mid-atlantic thanks to high pressure. tomorrow low 50s. partly sunny to st in the morning but we have rain tomorrow afternoon through tomorrow evening so we start at 5:30, that rain moving in from the south and headed north so we are looking at heavier rain monday night into tuesday morning but this rain scoots out by tuesday afternoon so you could get an inch or two of rain, turning breezy and then bluery into wednesday. we're tracking a system for thursday and friday. looks like we could have rain. maybe snow in higher elevationsy on thur that will be something we're watching.

at 7:56, four things to know. we're waiting to learn more information about a deadly shooting in memphis. police say the victims range in ages 13 to 21 years old. >> and there are several events happening today to honor veterans. ath laying at the world war ii memorial set for 9:00 and a specl wreath ceremo will start at 11:00 at arlington national cemetery. you can find more events in the nbc washington app. meet news 4's pat lawson muse and drop off canned and box

food cash or check at capital one arena on november 19. your $20 donation buys a thanksgiving turkey and sides for a family, veterans, seniors and other neighbors in need. our goal, 4,000 turkey baskets. >> turkey. thinking about that now. catchhe "meet ress" at 10:30 here on nbc 4. big political week.a chuck and thel will talk about everything that happened from the midterms to the en press trip to france where he is right now. if we're going to walk the - do >> bundle up. sunny, no wi or rain. sunny, no wi or rain. >> stik more to tal about.

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tomorrow will be n a day. >> very close to complete victory. >> any attorney general should not be able to interfere. we've got multiple people down. good morning and welcome to "sunday today." on this veters day, novembe 11th, i'm willie geist with a special thank you this morning to all the military men and women who have served our country. later in the show, we'll look obligation to care for our vets. also this morning, an unbelievle scene of destruction in northern and southern california where overnight the death toll climbed to at