entertain in style all season long. it feels even better when you find it for less-at ross. yes for less. developing this morning, police in tennessee are scrambling to trac down a gunman who shot half a dozen people overnight, leaving two dead. >> did you feel it? the first cold snap of the season catchin plenty of us off guard. the sun is out but will we warm up? lauryn ricketts has the answer. and a holiday for the bravest among us. veterans day weekend is under way. find out how you can help hor those who served today. but first, welcome in. we've made it to 10:00. thank you for sticking it out with us here on news 4. i'm adam tuss. >> and i'm angie goff. we have a jam-packed 30 minutes to go.ng we're c it beginning with

our weather. >> lauryn ricketts is here to say bundle up if you're going to walk the dog this morning. >> we have those temperatures that are going to be in the mid to upper 40s. average temperatures 60 degrees. bundle up. we won't have the wind we did yesterday. that wind was35ike miles an hour at times. it was blustery, brisk yesterday, but it was beautiful. again, just chilly conditions out there on this sunday morning veterans day. cuirent temperaturest outside the belt way now we have warmed up to 41 at washington. other temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s. it's going to be a chilly day so blue skies, no rain. clear skies overnight. we'll have more clouds trying to push in during the overnight and dry for a bit tomorro have rain on the way for

tomorrow so we'll talk about that and talk about anotr shot of cold air coming our way for midweek in just a few minutes.yo >> thank lauryn. ur coverage continues. as lauryn mentioned, it's a little warmer and the wind i calmer but it's still frigid. >> derrick ward in dupont circle, this isn't the subarctic but there is a hypothermia alert goi on? >> indeed. er's not the subarctic by any measure, as a ma of fact, if you look at the thermometer, temperatures climb to 37 and we're expecting highs near 40 but the hypothermia alert 4kick in so anything below that the city is especially vigilant and they're asking other folks who -- for people who might be livestress, people who may

on the streets. as we talkedbout earlier. there was a death earlier this morning. a woman on a park bench at union station will it take investigators a while to figure out if that was a hypothermia desk but it doesn't help people hanging on by the threads of safety nets but the thing is this is that time of yea where you do get those temperatures.ou folkst last night did indeed experience colder weather. colder than noal andith the wind it made it more uncomfortable for them as well and we talked to some person who was here who had been here at his time last year and had a completely different experience. take a look. >> when i was here last year about thisime of year the weather was glorious. it was like upper 70s, lower 80s the whole week so this is a oc shocker. >> reporter: this isn't necessarily unglorious. it's pleasanto take a walk and

if you are taking in parades, if u dress properly you should be good. one thing you should be vigilant fireplaces.aces and this is the time of year where people fire them up. make sure they are in plopper wo -- proper working order. you ss more car things like carbon monoxide and then the fires that can be caused by improperly maintained chimneys and things like that so time o e year to think about that. a few more days before it goetzs cold. live a dupont circle. derrick ward, back to you. meantime, we are following a developing sty out of memphis, tennessee where six people have been shot. one person died at the scene, the other at tos tal. a local reporter snapped this ome where tside the it happened. police say the victims range in age from 13 to 21. they haven't released details on what happened. the four surviving victims are in the hospitait their cons range from serious to critical. prince george's county police officer is suspended,

accused of taking hundreds of dollars in exchange for not writing citations. the cleef said this officertid s to at least two different people. he didn't release officers' names because he doesn't want to warn anyone who may be colluding officer. he wants to find out if other citizens were offered the deal. >> they are not culpable because of the force of authority that an officer has. i completely understand that dynamic. that citizen if proven to be trueill not be held responsible. >> the accused officer described as having years on the county >> the time is 10:05. tragic news out of california. 14 additional victims havefeen nd bringing the total death toll from the california owldfires to 25. nbc's jay gray us how the weather could play big factor in the coming hours. co paradise is gone.

>> reporter: thepe of the wildfires is overwhelming with the loss like the flames still growing. investigators confirming at least 23 people have died in the camp fire north of sacramento. at least two more victims have perished in the woolsey e,fi 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 bodies that we're recovering. we're serious about this. when we give an evacuation order, we mean it. >> reporter: more than a quart of a million have been pushed from their homes and more evecuations are expted as strike teams continue what tohi point has been a losing battle against the raging inferno. >> our number one priority is life and then property. >> reporter: president trump has signed a disaster declaration to htp with the fi but traveling overseas he lashed out online, blaming the fires on gross mismanagement ofif nia forests and threatening to withhold federal funds if it's not corrected.

strike teams along the front lines and commanders coordinating the effort don't have time for a political war of words. >> i'm not at a point re add his comments. >> because right now fire teams are engaged in afe nd-death battle with mother nature with the winds and flames expecting to intensify over the next several days. jay gray, nbc news, los angeles. right now in montgomery county, police ar investigating a deadly collision. this happened just before 6:00 in the m ning. authorities say the driver of a giant pea pod truck hit a toyota corolla as t car's driver was making a left turn on northampton drive near new hampshire avenue. we're told two people in the corolla diedwhe another passenger has life threatening injuries. >> a frightening ordeal turns in heart break after a man's dog gets shot during a robbery. this happened on franklin street

in north d.c. the victim had just gone t out of his a car wh man approached and pointed something in his back. he took his iphonend cash. police say the victim's dog, a pit bull, ran after the guy. the man in the getaway ca shot the dog in the face and the two suspects drovet off. getaway car is described as a dark red sedan with.inted windo the dog's injuries are severe. animal control had to tend to the dog. keep this in mind for your holiday tweekend,re are metro closures near reagan metro airport. two stations, national airport d crystal city,ill be closed for construction. blue line trains will operate between franconia-springfield and braddock road and between pentagon city and eastern market. yellow line trains will operate between huntington and braddock road and between pentagon city and mt. vernon square. the metro detours will change ightly tomorrow. you can find more information in the nbc washington app.

>> traffic already building at the airphet. and are several events happening today to honor veterans. we are looking at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington tional cemetery where a wreath laying is set to begin at 11:00. you can find more information on veterans day events that are happening all over t. area by going to our p. this is something they do every november 11. it was 1921 that the tomb of the unknown soldier wasedated on november 11. >> sun-splashed day as they get read that event. >> and all next week on news 4, got something special for y you. we're trying to help you find out why you can get more sleep. a look at why women struggle the most for shut eye. >> i didn't realize how much sleep is tied to so many in our body and i was having

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france. but thankfully we have someone to make sense of it all. inuck todd g us to help sort us through everything. >> that's a tall order,aking sense of everything. >> making sense of that is not easy. we let's start with what know. the midterms. definitely seemed like more women were licelected but you couldn't call it a blue wave. >> i think it was a wave inhe suburbs. you look at virginia's election results, the blue lob of northern virginia extended south and in some ways the suburbs richmond and the suburbs of d.c. are starting to encroach on each other. that's what we saw across the countr so it was a blue wave there but you're right, it wasn't a blue wei everywhere, that's why they didn'tcein in p like indiana or missouri or we would ie talking about something like that. hink it was a -- that ill solidified what both parties were headed and now it's hardening. the president got 46%, the natnal republican vote was 46%.

the republicans of the party of urban and rural america, the democrats are the party of urban and suburban america. so we'll have harsher culture clashes. the divides are less on issues and more on what does america -- how do you define an american and who an american? it's all these cultural fight which s which i think in some ways as thee partiesme geographically different those fights will get harsher and it will defis 2020 we go forward. >> another oar industry to that dominated the headlines. we talked about it today on the ow is the firing of attorney general jeff sessions. what does this mean for mueller and the russian probe? >> i think muellerar was pr for this moment and he protected the investigation as best he could. he sent pieces of it to the southern district of new york, other pieces to the esttern ct of virginia so it's not like it's going to disappear ane the ho democrats can get mueller -- always subpoena mueller and get him in front of them to describe what's going o

but i think the president's actions show he's nervous. he moves so quickly. jeff sessions had -- was fine to resign. nk he wanted more time, maybe after thanksgiving. the president wanted it immediately and sessions made it clear he was asked for his resignation which is wgton speak for firing. i think it sws nervousness by the president a little bit of this and matt whitakeris less there to stop the mueller probe and probably there more to be ye his and ears on what mueller has and if you look at e through that lens you understand whynt this is temporary appointment. >> certainly after that contentious press conference with jim acosta and -- >> iave a feeling the president -- i -- the president never believes the polls. he didn't belief -- everybody in the white house knew the er democrats going to lose the house except the president. never fully believed it and ifu e him, why should he? everybody told him he wouldn't be elected president so he had a little more -- so i do think the

reality set in on him when he saw the actual results which is -- and in thatense is why i think he's reacted -- ratically is not the right word. just so emotionally. >> it will be a jam packed show. comes up in a few minutean youee "meet the press" comes up at 10:30 after news 4 today.k chuck, thu very much. lauryn says we need the puffy coat today. >> socold. 29 in my car. seriously? hat's warmer than i thought it would be. not what i thought it would be but i thought that's whatyo were going to say because it was upper teens in some spots. >> when we come in in the midd of thnight, so glove weather. and llo, winter, it's here here to stay for the next ten days. average temperature for this tie of year is 60. >> 60? that sounds nice. >> right? >> that sounds like barbecue th w. >> where the red kins are

playing it will be 82 at raymond james. it's tampa. >> go redskins. yeah, go redskins. go redskins. let's do th. number one in the afc east. >> whatever. might be tied after today. >> talking to a philly boy. >> might be tiedtofter ay. >> let's calm down. we'll concentrate on the buccs and skins. and let's talk about the weather outsi outside. gorgeousorning overlooking reagan national airport. weather questions, let'salk about this. the winter is a nightmare. we had gusts up to 35 miles an hour yesterday. not the case today thank es goo we have rain on the way coming late tomorrow night into early tuesday morning. but no warmups insight for the d next tens and we do have

more rain this week so if you're on the fence today maybeabout going to look at the fall foliage. i would do it because with thei nd with some breezy conditions this week, we may not have many leaves lt out there. average temperatures 60 degrees. lookne at this, over the four days we are staying below. that now wednesday only low 40s but with the wind it will feel colder. current temperatures right now 30s and low 40s across the boare forrans day forecast, thank you for all your service out there. church services bright and cold, farmers market not as windy out the today. know a lot of the farmers had left some of the tents at home because of the esterday but that's not the case today and yard work might be the perfect day for it because no rain, not a lot of wind. we have plenty of sunshine but super chilly out there.gr 48 es will be our daytime high. again, blue ski, beautiful day. tomorrow, tomorrow morning will specially if you have to go to work but i know a lot of people have off. as re clouds increasn

chances will increase but not etil tomorrow late afternoon through tomorroning will we see that rain move in so a lot of you, the first party of your day will be dry. so if you have errands to run tomorrow morning looking fine. late afternoon, 3:00 to 4:00,'l see rain moving in through fredericksburg. east from there and tomorrow night everybody will have rain in here. and it could b heavy at times as we get into monday overnight and in througha thetuesday. tuesday morning commute will be wet. it starts to lighten up and taper off by tuesday afternoon. it will be breezy tuesday afternoon and down right 40sstery into wednesday, low on wednesday with any wind, it could feel like 20s and thursday. thursday and friday looking at em that coastal sy could bring in rain, could bring us maybe a little sleet to higher elevations onhursday so that's something we'll watch. confidence low on that right now. now. we'll lk about that in ttahe

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