i can't gt out of my car. it's onire. i'm going to die. >> firefighters saved this woman from one of three wildfires raging through california.ri t now a total of 31 people across the state are dead and hundreds are missing.ea today'ser could add to the problems there. and we may have a few problems later on this afternoon as rain is pushing right towards our area. we'll talk about the timing and when it gets out of here all coming up in a few medicines. and honoring veterans, something as simple as a hot breakfast making a dife this morning.

good morning, welcome to news 4 midday. i'm eun yangat thislite shows the campfire in northern california. it has neay wiped the city of paradise off the map. the fire is not only the state's most dtructive wildfire but also the deadliest it hay seen in nea100 years. jay gray reports on the fierce fire fiegtght at bot of the golden state. >> reporter: nearly three dozen people are now dead, hundreds are unaccounted for. in northern california the city of paradise is completely burned to the ground. >> it was a beautiful place. stul raging this fire is already the most destructive in statest y. more misery in southern

california. homes burn. ed in malibu and thousand oex. a quarter million people force ed to evacuate from los angeles counties. thousands of homes were gone and 72,000 more roams we main threatened across california. >> i was just coming up the street to et see my neighbors and i didn't realize my house was gone too. >> reporter: the fires moving in so fast some residents were taken byng surprise foro drive through flames. >> the lights in fe nt of me on hicle in front of me were melting. two firemen came out of the the truck, picked me up and put me in the truck. and put a blaeet over m and said you'reighters are discovering bodies in burned out cars and homes. more than 8,000 firefighters are throwing everything they have to comb flames, but with infernos burning across 400 square milesenhs there's n in sight right now. jay gray, nbc news, west lake village, california. >> absolutely devastating.

the president is taking heat for a twt about the fires. take a look. he tweeted on saturday, quote, there is no reason for these massive, deadly and costly forest fires in california except that forest management is so poor. one california fire association tweeted right back. mr. president, with all due respect, you are wrong. the crews working the front line on deadly fires say there's an urban fire and has nothing to do with forest management. the california profeional firefighters union says the firefighters and communities deserve an apology from president trump. now to our forecast here. our issue today is cold rain just a bad combination. n with don't need anymore rain. meteorologist laucketts joining us with a look at when we can expect the first few rain drops. >> one thing i want to mention about thefires, especially the northern one, the good news is the winds artolightening up

y, but the ones around l.a., the winds are going to be pretty gusty for that area until tuesday afternoon. gusts up to 50 miles an hour. so notng loo good for them. and really for us, we have the clouds out there. if you have errands to run, u're fine. no rain across the storm team 4 radar. evk off to the south and west. it doesn't take too much of a zoom out find some rain. all of this is pushing up into our area. so we will to see some rain drops here, but we'll talk about that full-timetiming and let's talk abou any warm-up coming our way in about 15 minutes. >> we'll see you then. thank you. we are following a developing story out ofry montgocounty. a police-involved shooting interrupted the weekend on a germantown cul-de-sac. cameras are rolling while all of this was unfolding. justin finch it a the police department in germantown with more.

>> reporter: this has been a scary several hours for neighbors who livemet that mont county neighborhood who say they heard the several shots sunday afternoon not knowing what was going on. and then they saw police were involved and also that a young man who live on their blocks for several years was the suspect here. first, let's give you a layout of where this happened. we're talking about right off germ germantown road. it was quiet until yesterday when calls came inf a man brandishing a gun and threatening that community. we also have video showing the aftermath here. that's the systuspect being put the back of an ambulance moments after this police-involved shooting. police saying that officer worn body cameras were rolling during the shooti tape.capture it on so police will have that. we also don't know how many shots were fired or what kind of

gun the suspect was using. all of that still under investigation at ts time. for many neighbors who heard these shots and saw what happened afterwards, very scary stuff. sadly, they were not surprised to hear whoas involved in this shooting. >> my son knocked on d myr and said there's gunshots. and i'm like in my neighborhood? but i knew where it would be coming from. so unfortunately, the man tst the suspect is a little troubled. >> so we are still ngawai more information from montgomery county police about the shooting. et we do know this suspect suffered serious injuries when taken to the hospital. he's not yet been named by police nor do we know the number o of thoughts fired. we'r in montgomery county, i'm

justin finch, news 4. just a heads up today, there's a slight change in metro service because of the holiday. orange, silver, blue and green lines will operate as if it were weekend service. that means off peak fairs and trains run every 6 to 12 minutes. keep in mind reagannal is closed today. the shutdown caused a commuting mess. things are moving smoofter added more shuttle buss. the united states conference of cathoc by. shops is gathered in baltimore. the group was expected to coatider several steps to co the decade-long sex abuse crisis, put in a change of plans, they asked the bishop to hold off on voting until after a global meeting in february.

he serveas bishop. the nation celebrates and remembers all of our men and women in uniform. there are many veterans day events scheduled across our area. one of them in bethesda. chris lawrence is live at veterans park this morning where they a holding their annual observance. >> reporter: they do this it every year and get a incredible turnout. you can see all branches of the military are represented here. but despite beautifuler cerem s ceremonies, far too many veterans are still homeless. that's why we saw various organizationsoth here and in d.c. honoring our veterans in different ways.

they are cooking up a hot breakfast for the hosoless. of them veterans. bill i giving back to the group that helped him. >> it's an honor and privilege. >> he thinks a lot of these men as brothers. >> i serve d from 1970 to 1974. >> an army medic, two tours in vietnam. but then bill lost his wing and ended up on the street for 17 years. >> had you're homeless on the street, you're separated from your family the people that you left foot. >> reporter: there were 15 homeless vets in d.c. groups have cut that down to a few hundred, but rents are so high in d.c. and so is povr 'tt. they can put a dent in the last 300. as fast as they find a f home one veteran, another goes homeless. >> thaw helped find a home of his own and wanted to do the same for everye here.

>> let me sho you something. having these, it's all a whirl to me. being able to cook and have my family over for thanksgiving dinner means everything in the worl >> it's incredible. next week he's having thanksgiving with his dauggher, granddr and some of his great grandchildren as well. as we paw pause and remember all the veterans here today, you got o to think about the veterans still in our area who still do not have a home. >> thank you.e we watching election developments out of florida this moreing. recountsnderway, but. candidates are still complaining of fraud. why he doesn't mind playing on the road. stay with us.

right now in florida, two results in races for both senator and governor. the recount started saturdayun broward . there are 750,000 votes being retabulated on a total of ten

machines. in the race for governor, governor leads. the recount results in all unties on thursday, but lawsuits filed by both scott and nelson's camp could complicate that time line. as that happens,oc dts are sorting out who is in charge of bha with thihat when they take . tracie potts has more on how these leadership roles may affect president trump. >> nancy pelosi has a vision for the new house of representatives controlled bydemocrats. >> a more open congress with accountabili to the public. >> reporter: she's expected to face competition for house ea r. so will other top democrats. >> i think we'll have a new generation of leadership. >> fresh faces and some old ones. elijah cummings expected to

oversee government reform. that could subpoena president trump's tax record. >> we're going to do our part. i'm not going to be handing out subpoenas like somebody who is handing out candy on halloween. >> reporter: adam sho is expectedake over the intelligence committee. they will look into hush money paid to money who had sexual encounters with mr.rump and whether the new acting attorney general should step back from the russia investi ttion. >> seeme the facts were recusal are very strong here. this is someone who made repeated comments against the investigation. >> there's no evidence to me that mr. whitaker knows anything about the mueller investigation. >> reporter: democrats promise to protect the investigation and check the president's authority. to hold thecoresident actable he will learn he is accountable and not above the law. >> making the law now split between twos.part democratic leaders have sent a letter to the ethics officer at e justice department asking

what the inside advice was to acting attorney general whitaker about whether he should recuse himself from the russia investigation. tracie potts, nbc 10 ws. washington. "saturday night live" is often memorable for kom day, but this weekend it was an aol ji that had et everyone talking. pete davidson caused controver m foing a joke about the appearance of a man running for congre m in texas. th was lieutenant commander dan crenshaw. he has to wear an eye patch because of an injury he sustained while serving in afghanistan. satuay night crenshaw was invited on to the show. >> this is pete davidson. he looks likif the meth from breaking bad was a person. >> not bad. soe'reeven. >> one more. he looks like a troll doll with a tapeworm. >> well done. crenshaw wasble to poke fun at

davidson after davidson apologized to him on air. then crenshaw took a moment to talk about the importance of veterans day. >> never forget the sacrifices made by veterans past and present. nenr forget those we lost 9/11. heroes like pete's father. so i'll just say, pete, never forget. er forget. >> pete ondavi father was a new york city firefighter who died while responding to the september 11th terrorist attacks. if you thinkirplane seats are too small, you're not alone most people complaila about the of space. now there's a push to stop airplane airlines from shrinking seats. chuck schumer says federal gofficials are not movin fast enough to establish minimum seat standards forrp nes. the federal aviation administration has a year to tackle the issue including the chance for the public to weigh in. the faa says it's w to address the issue. the skins are off to their

best start since 2008. that's ten years. yeerday the burgundy and gold defeated the bucs 16-3. despite the lowcoring game, it was the team's defense that saved the day and led d.c. to ctory. >> reporter: a weak offensive showg department matter i this 16-3 victory over tampa bay. the defen saved the day taking the ball away four times from the bucs. the first time ryan fitzpatrick marched down the fid, they ended the drive with an eption when the bucs threatened into the fourth quarter he grabbed h first sack of the year as ryan kerrigan recovered the fumb. redskins win 16-3. swearinger wants more of his team. >> i apt takg nothing tr nobody. just being 100. if we want to be the playoff team, we got to be better in those situations.

>> reporter: believe it, they host another m6-3 t next sunday when the houston texans come to town. >> whave to keep it going. not everyone was happy after the skins' victor many are talking about how josh norman slammed skins' fans. news 4 spoke to the cornerback who felt the team played better onth the road anfans at home, quote, boo everything. >> the fully,giants, even and cheer y show up for their team. regardless. they are still showing up each and every week. >> the skins 50-year sellout streak ended this season during the home opener. we'll have to wait to see how fans react to norman'sen comments this week atfection exfield. it was a cold morning.

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thanksgiving dinner. we have a workout to counter the calories and the stress. check it out. >> reporter: check out this technique. doing a push up andin thrg an ax. these are the pros, the coaches here at bad ax throwing. and over here to the left,ve yo hahe novices. heavy beenng out this morning trying to figure out this whole deal. but this is really good as the stress relver working your upper body and then you get a little cardio in there too. i'm going to bring over the coach here to talk about the techniques that reay help you get a great workout. upper body, right? >> yeah, so all of your throws, when you have your regular throw, you bringhe ax back. throwing, worksut this area right here.

>> what's next? >> now you rant ally good workout and powerful throw. >> i do. >> when you throw, bring the arms in, squeeze the chest, squeeze the core. and it's going to make a really pretty sound. >> reporter: i love it. can i try itnow? >> you sure can. >> reporter: okay, i'm going for the bulls eye.t let me pue mike down. here we go. okay, do over. one more time. l right, there we go. things you need to know. you g that good stress reliever, the nicemsardio, the nd chest involved and you can face your fears. this is a great way to do this. and so you can come do this, great job there.

great effort. $44 per person. and military veterans andre ghters you get a discount all yearlong. that's the latest from northeast d.c. bad axe throwing. >> listen, props to mollet for trying it and hitting theet ta there's no way i would have been able to do it. >> i have done it before at the renaissance festival. >> i would hurt myself. >> you need to try this. i would end up hurting myself. it's not going to happen. >> i'm going to stay in my lane. >> that's going to be finday. so it's to be raining. >> we have to stay indoors. we're going to haveod rain and tomorrow and then we're going to have rain thursday and friday. one day thie week we'll dry. that's going to be wednesday. and it looks like it's going to

rain at any second. that's not the case. if you're off today, if you have things to do, you can go out and do them. the rain is not here just yet. let's talk about the weather will it rain, yes, we have covered that. will it be wet tomorrow morning, yes. om're still going to have showers aroundrow morning. then we have more rain this week and no warm up. our average t temperature fs time of year is 60 degrees. not going to even get close to that over the next ten days. monday, good news allaround. monday night we're looking at where. tuesday morning we should have widespread wet roads across the area. and tuesday night that rain starts to move out of here. no rain right now, just some cloud cover. here's some rain down to the south and west 37 it's going to make a run to the northeast as we go through the day. fure weather at 11:00. nothing out there now. but then as weet to 2:00,

nothing out there. after 3:00, it's going to mover h the southwestern area of the viewing area. if you have family that's work ing today, that commute could be a little messy. it could be heavy into the overnight. maybe a little lull in the precipitation, more more showero into tom afternoon. wednesday although it's beginning to be dry, it's going to be cold. we'll show you that in a few minutes. she is one of the longest lasting female designers in paris and america. she started her fashion dream at a chevy chase high school. we talk to vicky teal, right after the break.he photographer to food and florists, one military about to get the wedding of their dreams at this beautiful

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bill for one military couple. ssay are launching an contest to give one luc couple the wedding of their dreams. chris lawrence spoke to thng people put this together. >> reporter: it stretches as far as the eye can see with a barn set back in the vineyard. and even moreul beautiful in bloom, the rolling hills, grapen flowering the vine. can you imagine getting married here? ne it would be amazing. >> reporter: chriss an air thrce officer, peter an army vet. ey met in baghdad and it was love at first sight. >> it was his colleagues and then his friends and best. friends and now soul mates. >> reporte they are rea to get hitched, but the average cost in our area is $30,000 to a 0,000 with some coming i the twice that. >> when you looked at prices d did you get sticker

>> we talked about eloping. so i think that probably answers your question. >> reporter: enter robert holly. he had an ideao give away a free wedding to one military couple. >> my wife said to me, this is a huge challenge. are you sure thatou can do this? >> reporter: robert got the vicinity beyond a reasonable doubt's owner to donat venue. >> to have people come here and appreciate it on one df their bestedays of their life is really rewarding. >> reporter: other vendors follow. they are inviting military couples to write all essay and the judges why they deserve the free wedding. >> is it sething that resinates with everyone who is going to be deciding who the winner is. >> reporter: for peter and christine, it's a chance to include their army and air force family. >> not jus celebrate us, but lebrate all of our friendships as one big family. >> reporter: this time next year one couple will be saying i do

without spending a dime. in loudoun county, chris ws lawrence, 4. >> this contest is open to any couple as long as one of them is active duty military or a student in military school. essays can be smithed until march when a winner will be announced. the free wedding will be held a year from this weekend at the vineyard and we postedfo link to the ation in the nbc washington app. design legend vick key teal is sharing everything she's learned about love, confidence and style from t decades of dress iing the world's most powerful wome. her book "bsolute woman" brings together her best stories and personal here to talk about the book and her career and her start in the area is vicky hes. thank you for being here. >> i'm happy to be yhome. >> must have so many amazing

stories t tell. >> i could talk for hours. >> what did you really want to share w the mosth your book? >> it's all about feminine power and the most importanthing is make your own money. i started when i was a little girl. growing up in maryland. junior cheerleader in high and in high and that was great power. but i learned to sew and i made first sale at 12 years old. >> that's incredible. >> very short skirts and little mini dresses. as we grew older, that style became popular. i went to fashion school. they said you have no chance. i said i'll go to paris. so i went to paris. overnight sensation. and i ended up on the johnny carson show a few months after graduating from and going to paris and what did i do, i changed the style of io fa i made skirts very short m

>> ti skirt that you created before that, it must have been scaalous at that point. >> when you're a yocheerleade can pretty much run the show. we were undefeed thatyear. so we were very powerful cheerleaders. and the cheerleader is already a woman who is running a little bit of the school and fashion wise everyeddy nothat i was wearing. i decided to become profitable. one of the things i say in this book is make your money own and buy your own shoes. don't depend on a man for shoes. >>uy your own shoes. words to live by. >> you said when they said you were going to make it here shs you decided to move to paris. >> i went to paris and worked on y movie right away because new fashion excited people and they hired me to do it.

i was only in school three months and i got to do a movie. across the stage with elizabeth taylor. we became best friends. i dressed mrs. trump. i really enjoyed myong career. the greatest thing was meeting cocoa chanel. i worshipped her as student.k and she t my hand and went like this. e gave me a vibe and said make a fpurr fume. a purr fume is forever. and todaye both sell perfume. she's selling her perfume forever. >> thank you so much for sharing. you have much more to talk abou in your boo and some of the dresses you brought. appreciate your time. thank you. >> it's my pleasure. coming up, tracking some

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lauryn ricketts is back. this rain and more rain and more rain >> i was just telling them i got so much sleep. and i said i'm so tired. tstz probably the weather. it's so not pretty outside. although i have a couplepeople that say these are the perfect temperatures. if you're looking for temperatures to wa up. average temperature is 60 impresses. we're going to top out today at 50 if we're lucky. wednesday and thursday, low 40si it's to be chilly out there. current temperatures out there right now, you can see 46 degrees here in i believe we can make a run at the 50 degree places will be stuck at 50

degrees. inenty of clouds around. that's going to co. we're going to be continue to dry until 3:00 p.m. in our southwestern suburbs in virginia and then that raun will continue to move in and by 8:00 p.m. everybody will be wet. not wet out there right now. we are dry. so in case you have things tdo rly on this afternoon, go ahead and do them. here's the rain right here. it's going to lift into our area from the southwest to the northeast. spread the rait right into t region. t take a look at monday 11:0030. we're dry. looking good even through the early afternoon. you can see that edge starting to move into t area. and then 3:00, it will start to scoot through virginia, southern maryland. after 5:00, starting to make a run at baltimore and by 8:00 we are all wet. heavy rain possible is possible overnight. but we wil as we go through your day on tuesday. it won't be raini all day. should be out of here by that

evening commute. d then we're dry. and we're drying for the second half of the day. dry on wednesday. low 50s for tomorrow. and that rain to start, then low 40s on wednesday. by thursday, we stay in the 40s and have some rain. we do have some showers continuing until friday. with the rain on thursday, we an have a little bit of a wintery mix, especially west. if you're looking for snow, we have the forecast for the snow coming up in the winter weather outlook at 4:00 p.m. we'll talk about that. but we're going to talk about the rest of the ten a days few minutes. >> i'm worried about the wirnlt forecast. we are talking food from a fast food chkeand waffles to

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syrup. you can get it in a come et bow meal with potato wedges and a drink for $7.99. thanksgiving is ten days away. families are starting to plan their holiday meals. with so many dishes to prepare, sometimes it's easier to get a little help with some of sides or desserts. joining us is the pastry chef from bud's. this is my kind of spread. i'm a happy camper. all these delicious pies. you have some other offerings that's coming up for thanksgiving and the holidays. >> we have quite the spread. we're offering four different types of pies. pecan, pumpkin, dutchpple and chocolate french silk. we're also offering sbre kfast items. butter biscuits, cinnamon rolls, kran bcranberry. >> that's great if you have

aying over. >> it takes the guess work out of it. >> show us how you're making the pecan pie. >> so it's super simple. i always start p with a shell. this just ensures a really nice flakey crust all the way around and not something that's dense and chewy. so we're going to start by adding our brown sugar to a bowl. they are not a whole lot of ingredients that go into a pecan pie. >> no, it's souper simple. this is light corn syrup. >> could you use dark? >> for this one i use light. you could use dark. it will give you a little more molasses flavor. we have salt. vanilla extract. and then we also have three eggs. >> you don'tave to beat those ahead of time. >> no, you're going to whisk it all in. >> so first you whisk that.

and what about the pecans? do you have to cut them? half them? >> everyone kind of has their own technique with how they want want their pecans. some like them choppedr toasted. i think it's whatever you choose. i currently have pecan halves. i'll end up putting it in the pie shell. >> do you m tm into this mixture? >> no, so i'm going to go ead and pour this into our shell. >>e i hever a pecan pie. i always make apple. i always feel it's too complicated. >> no, you'll be. pro. a >> once when you're shell is mo neous, you can pour that right into the she h. >> you done to cook this filling or heat it or anything. you just mix it the way you did

and then you pourt into your pecans. and then bake it. >>. >> par baked shell. >> you just cook it for how long? >> about 15 to 20 jminutes. tht to make sure that the bottom is baked. >> easy enough. how long do you bake that? >> this will go into a preheated oven at 350 degrees and it will bake for 30 to 40 minutes. >> that was super simple. >> anyone can do it. >> i'm going to taste it. what's the latest? you can me this at home because you have showed us how. but if you want to order the ems, what's the deadline to get it in time? >> definitely have all orders placed by monday, november 19th. and you'll be good to go. you can order on our website. you can also cal or come in in person. >> do you have a favorite dessert yourself?

>> probablyed cream with a side of pumpkin pie. >> that's a classic. i'm going to taste it. that's delicious. >>hank you. >> thank you so much for joining in. >> thank you for hme. >> this is so good. >> i'm glad you like it. coming up, we talk to the stars of a new drama coming stars of a new drama coming nbc calltoed

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thank you for your sacrifice, sergeant. >> that is part of a new show coming to nbc. it's called "thevilleage". it revolves around a apartment. they join us this morning with more on what audiences can expect. we're k intrigued. thu for being here. so tell us a little bit ant the premise of the show. >> it's a very family oriented type show. there's nine central characters and we kind of come fromwall differens of life, different ages, different races. it's like the word that you like to use. it's a big community. we lean on each other and tough times. >> so tell us about your

character nick. >> i play nick porter. he's kin of new to this apartment complex where these people live. he's a war veteran just coming back with an injury. so he's reacclimating to life in new york. he's very isolated with what he's doing, but he finds out quickly that the people in this compx are there to lift him up and to be a part of it. it's the newfound family that he's not really that comfortable with at first. bu >> not a bad thing.. what about your character? >> i play gabe. i'm a law student dealing with personal issues with my familyd i have a grandfather on the show who is just a riot. and we have a great relationship and it's just been a blast. >> we get to see that on the show. we can see from the clip you're a veteran. can you talk out that part of it? >> yeah, we're touching on what is a big problem, which is

someone coming back with an injury. a lot of times we expect veterans to come home and just pick up where they left off. there's a lot more to it. we're trying to touch on that. this injury and being a veteran is part o who nick is, but it's not all encompassing. we're trying to show a character that's trying to pickett up the pieces and move on with the fe. >> tell us about the event that brought you for the veterans day weekend. >> we have donffa bunch of ent things. we had a tour of the unknown soldier. that was one of the things that stood out for us. the attention to detail that these people do and what they were doing, it wasy a rea special afternoon. we can do whate can to meet with veterans and military servicemen and women. it's been a weekend of getting to meet uncredible people and hear their stories.

>>ta it's inee people compare it. would you compare it to any sho you watch or know of? >> i don't think so. likes said, it kind of has all these levels that are intriguing. >> do your characters interact at all? >> we interact a little bit. >> it's one of those things where most of the characters cross paths in some way, but some a heavier than others. but it's a tough thing because we never know what we want to ve away. we're looking forward to people seeing it. >> we're looking forward to it too. it's visitage on nbc coming in 2019. l 's talk about the rain. it is coming out there today. and we have a rainy weekahead. take a look. we're going to see rain later on afr 3:00 p.m. moving fro the southwest to the northeast. on showers through the day tuesday. dry and cold on wednesday.

thursday mornie widespread rain and that will lead into your friday as well. but nothing happening out there righee now. if you to get out, this is the time to do it. rain headed our way. it will be moving from the southwest to 3:00.rtheast after by 8:00 p.m. tonight, everybody will have rain. and if you're hangingut tonight, maybe at 4:00, you might want to tune in.ea the winterer forecast coming at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon right here to news 4. t fore going to see t this winter. in case you want some snow. we could have some sleet onsd th. more rain chances. no snow right now. but chilly conditions. >> i want to wait for the snow. thank you very much. that does it for news 4 midday. thank you for joining us. we are back on the air this afternoon first at 4:00 and you can get news

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