right now investigators are sorting through the background of aay man they burst into a california synagogue and opened fire with over 10 people inside. a deadly collaps is sure to put a microscope on the safety dozens of construction cranes at dot seattle's sky scrape. four people were skilled when a crane fell from a building and came crashing down. families in rving cars ea getting brand-new today. we're live at the local church makingi int happen.

"news 4 today" starts now. >> you get a car. >> you get a car and you get a car. everybody gets a car. >> congratulations to those people who are o deserving those cars and congratulations to you for sticking it out until 10:00 in the morning with us here onod "news 4 t." >> you act like that's a bad thing. >> if you have been here from 6:00 to 10:00, you deserve a gold star. absolutely. thank you for being with us. i'm adam tuss. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald. a dreary day, start to the things will warm up and the sun will come out eventually. we'll check in with lauryn ricketts toutind o when. when is it coming? >> probably late afternoon, guys. that's when we'll tart to see some sunshine. but not until then. i've got judy writing me from olney, granddaughter's 4-year-old birthday party and bounce house and all sorts of stuff. please get the rain out of here. she wrote me on the facebook page, join me there as well. i love to aner questions and time everything out for you. we're working for you here. i'll try to get the rain showers

out for her birthday party. ved, again, we haeen a few showers out there now with this first wave. so a lot of this is passing to the east. not everybody is seeing it. then clearing back behind here. look at thiswe have an isolated shower along i-81. this is all ahead of a frontal system. this frontal system is goinggo head and pass on through. right around the allegheny mountains now. this is going to move on through. could spark a few mor isolated showers as we go through the middle part of the day. a 20% chance that you'll see where you are. one thuing i will say, it will e breezy. winds are light. up, l see the winds kick gusts up to 30 miles an hour as we go through the day today, dying down late tonight. we'll talk about the timing and time it out for you this afternoon and talk about warming temperatures this week. that's coming up on the ten day forecast. this morning, on top of a developing story in california. >> sad e. another gunman opened fire in a house of worship just months

after the deadly shooting at a pittsburgh synagogue. >> this time it was in poway, just outside of san diego, in another synagogue. right now we know that 60-year-old woman was killed, a young girl and a rabbi were injured. >> we're learning more about the suspected gunman chris pollone has more. >> reporter: it has happened again, a gunman entered a place of worship and opened fire. >> going to have a few victims from gunshot wounds. >> reporter: this time saturday morning in poway, california, near san diego, at the chabad of poway sygogue. >> i was screaming for my kids. >> reporter: he watched in horror as it unfolded. >> a guy, 5'6", 5'7", white wit glasses anst on and just

standing there shooting standing there shooting, shooting, shooting everybody. >> reporter: investigators say the gunman shot at people before driving off as an off duty border to patrol agent chased after him. police say the shooter is 19-year-old john rneat, he surrendered to the police officers not long after the shooting. they're searching his property and checking the authentity of a letter posted online under the gunman's name. the attack six t months to day after the tree of life synagogue massacre in pittsburgh in which 11 people died. >> poway we stay strong and always be a community that cares for one another. >> reporter: another american community vowing to stand strong in the wake of violence likely motivated by hatred. chris pollone,bc news. >> too much. back here at home religious and d.c. leaders are reacting to the attack.

the shootings have been condemned by jewish leaders and different faith groups. police are on high alert and thepping up patrols at synagogues and o houses of worship. some faith leaders are demanding more action and more federal dollars to protect sacred houses of worship. >> the fact that we actually have to spend money on hiring off duty police officers to keep our congregations safe says everything >> and d.c. mayor muriel bowser is among the leaders spea ng out against the shootings, stating in part the attack on the poway synagogue was cowardly. and d.c. police tell us that officers are providing special attentioto jewish and islamic institutions as well as, quote, all religious places of worship within their districts. fairfax, montgomery and loudoun counties say they're increasing patrols and visibility around their religious institutions out of an abundance of caution. e > new this morning, we'r keeping an eye on a fire in fairfax county.y

authorities sa flames broke out in a home early thi morning on bronze post court in cent centerville. crews are hard at work preting the fi out. we're told it is under control and some firefighters remain behind to try to make sure all the hot spots were out as well. right now there are no reports of injuries. 10:0 officials are trying to figure out how a man ended up in the potomac river. d.c. fire says this happened overnight, under the key bridge. the news 4 staffer was there and watched as crews rushed theba m ck to the georgetown side of the river. that man i expected to be okay. he's in the hospital right now for observation. also happening today, ay special sunurprise in prince george's county. >> yeah. >> four families in need are abou to get aift that could change their lives. >> love this story. they have been selected to receive a preowned car from sterling motors and they have no idea about it. that's the cool part. >> news ris der ward is hard at work keeping that secret. he's at the first baptist church of arden. a great story.

>> reporter: indeed it is. and we're not going to give it away, not going to give away names, but we can tell you the church congregation here and the aadership got together selected four single parents who nonetheless, despite hardships, no transportation, and raising children, who manage to volunteer and remain cctive in thrch and they will get a very special surprise. the first car has been given away at a the 8:00. service. this is what it was like when javele found out she was a winner of a new prius, a prius car from sterling motors. sterling motor cars in virginia. this is part of the sterling cares program, the first time they have done anything like this. but it is a matter of them being active in a community and trying to give back for successfult business tha they have. and we actually spoke to her when she got that car. take a look. this is what she had to say. >> i didt. no i thought my son was receiving a

character award, recognition. so i'm completely in awe and shocked right now. >> i think we're very the success of this. and i think we're more pleased and honored that pastor jenkins wod all it because oftentimes some things are not always taken the right way. >> reporter: we don't want to give away a secret. this is such a great story. i'm sure even if the person ows they will be excited and surprised that this gift of giving from this church and from at sterlingotor cars dealership. so, again, they give one away at the 10:00 service, going on now. at the end othe service, do it again at noon and another one at 6:30. we're live in prince george's back to you. >> that is awesome. >> love it. >> can't wait to capture that moment when they receive it. this is theirs. cool. a 24-year-old man comes forward as the winner, get this, of a $768 million jackpot.

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powerball mystery 2350i7b y finally over. >> we met the young man who won the third largest jackpot in history. >> the 24-year-old says he's just a normal guy and as nbc's jay gray explains, nothing about this kid's life is goingo be normal now. >> reporter: wionsin's newest multimillionaire, none of this ems real. >> it is amazing. feels like a dream. >> reporter: manuel franco woke up a monthago with five powerball tickets in his wallet. he didn't check the winning numbers until the day after the drawing.

>> i go through them and the third ticket i did win $4 icias super exd about that. >> reporter: then -- >> i saw the first number and i didn't think anything of it. he got to his fifth and final ticket. looked at it ot number a a time. >> reporter: all six numbers matched. >> it was amazing. my heart started racing, blood pumping, my blood felt warm, screamed for five or ten minutes. >> reporter: two days later, he quit his job and spent the next three weeks putting together a financial and legal team. as he claimed the third largest jackpot in u.s. history more than $768 million. he didn't talk much about how he plans to spend it. he'll give some of his winnings to charity and help family members. >> i'm not sure what the next chapter is going to bring for my life. >> reporter: the winning ticket gives himlenty of options. jay gray, nbc news. >> he too a right step in the direction of getting a financial legal team together, right? >> seems smart.

>> yeah. >> just have to make good choices. >> invest it? >> trust that team too. >> yeah. >> they're not trying to take advantage of you. we're taking a live look outside, it is dreary but also going tngbe warmi up. and lauryn ricketts says we'll see the sunshine at some point today. we have our forecast coming up. stay with us. this is not a bed...

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the nation's capitol this morning. hope you're having a good start to your sunday. little bit of cloud cov out there. but mr. sun is going to make an appearance at some point. >> not raining. though, you know what, that rain washed away some pollen. >> yeah, cleans the air. cleanses the air. >> ragweed everywhere. my yard, it is covered.t >> t and tree pollen really bad as well. so,sp yeah, eially last week, it was terrible. did you have allergies. >> yeah, it was not good. >> i feel so bad for everybodya th does though. >> my mom developed them later and so i know because i always rag on people, i don't have allergies,coming. it is going to be bad when i get older. >> you see the pollen on the cars last week. let's talk about the rain. it is not going to rain all day. that is goodne . now, do we have severe weather? no.

thank goodness. after friday, i know, no severe weather to talk about for today. now, we are heating up. through midweek. temperatures in the 80s, little bit o humidity. and we do have some more rain chances this week as well. specifically wednesday, thursday and even into friday. now, we're having the rain moving out of here, it is really kind of depleting in coverage as it moves over to t east. and we're getting this clearing here, but we have got about a 20% chance thatou're going to see some showers at your house between about 12:00 and going to about 3:00 as this front pushes through. that can spark a few isolated showers, i think it is going to be isolated if anything. o temperatures there in the 50s. once we get that late day sunshine, we'll see the temperatures pop. start this at yo1:00. can see a few showers, there we go. that's it. it moves out of here by 4:00. look at the sunshine the sun doesn't go down until 8:00. we'll have a good deal of sunshine as we head into the

afternoon. and then cd during the overnight. nd30s a 40s during the overnight. so even a little frost setting up, west of d.c. if you're headed out to brunch, mo cloudy, we have some isolated showe out there. have that small umbrella hf you'reeaded to church, if you're sticking around through e later afternoon. car wash, do it after 4:00. now, if you head to the nates game, we take on the padres, we get this w. we didn't get ity. yesterda we have spotty rain possibly through the second, third and fourth nings. breezy conditions will be the main story for this afternoon. gusts up to 30 miles an hour. the winds settle down after 11:00 p.m. tonight. temperatures go into the 30s and 40s during the overnight. a chilly start tomorrow morning. we roll into the midof 60s for tomorrow, sunshine, clouds increase late on monday. a few showers late monday into grly tuesday. tuesday we will clearing throughout the day. temperatures in the low 80s. we stay in the low 80s as we get to wednesday and ursday.

some rain showers possibly on wednesday and thursday. but, again, i think friday will be the best chance to see some rain across the area. by the time we get to saturday, that temperature drops and we return to breezy conditions. looking dry next weekend. >> keep the 80s coming. very nice. president trump vows to stone wall congressional democrats who are calling on membs of his administration to testify about the mueller report. and joe biden makes it official, he's in theheace for t presidency. >> that's right. joining us now to talk about it aand to break it down is andrea mitchell, filling in for chuck todd on "mee the press." resident told reporters on wednesday that he would be -- that he's going to basically fight all subpoenas from congress. two questions here. one, is this gng to end up in court and what can we expect from the attorney general when he testifies this week? >> i think you'll hea from the attorney general exactly what he's been saying, which is totally in sync with the president. he inot representing the

mueller report as it came out. he's been suggesting that it is exoneration when it actually isn't. and i think he's going to stick to that. he used four times in his news conference the term collusion, which is not a weekly term, music to the president's ears and there is a question now whether he's going to appear before the house democrats where reportingxc esively today nbc news is that they are pus fng backm the justice department not accepting the terms that the house departments want to put on the attorney general. so he'll be comfortable, of course, on the senate side, laired by republicanindsey graham, but when he gets to the house side, if he does appear oi thursday, will be a much tougher session. >> do you think this is part of a longer strategy from the president to just kind of delay, dety, delay until it j goes away? >> i think they're trying to run out the clock, the latest polling shows that most americans ro notlly want impeachment. they don't want this to continue. they do think by majority that the president lied.

but at the same time, they don't seem to want congress tost inate him. >> so this week, joe biden finally announced that he is officially going to be launching his presidential campaign for 2020. obviously joe biden has a veryt le history in politics, like the youngest, i think, too become a pitician elected at like 28. so what do you see as some of th pluses and minuses for his presidential candidacy? >> the good news for joe biden ispehat he has ence, he's been around the block. he knows h to run a national campaign. this will be his third race for president and the previous two times obviously he did not get theon nominati did very badly in fact. he has this long record of accomplishments. but also of controversies. you know, legislation that he proposed, supported, authored, the crime in 194, very popular back then, not so popular now. it has become controversial. his vote for the iraqwar. so all this trails himand, of course, clarence thomas hearings, he chaired that

committee. i was there back then, as anita hill and her sporters say, she was not tated fairly, she -- he gavelled i down and good not let her introduce her own defense witnesses. >> one thing wenow for sure, the back and forth between the president and joe biden will be interesting to see as well. >> very car from all the reporting that the president views joe biden as his most serious challenger h ande's already deriding sleepy joe and all rest and trying to brand him as being too old. he's 76, bernie sanders is 77. 72. president is if you want a fight among sectagenarians. >> seeod "meet the press" t in eight minutes. comes up after "news 4 today." we'll be back after this break. alright boys, time for bed.

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ltiple people rushed to theho ital. we're working to figure out what caused this crane to collapse. and no comedian, no president, but the white house correspondents' dinner went off without a hitch last night. historian ron chernow called on the prehe to take t high road. check outst chance to one of the biggest pop culture events in the country. awesome con is a the washington convention center. thousands of comic book fans have been packing the building, many dressed up as their favorite superheroes. goes until 5:00 today. our nbc washington app. and a teenager from louisiana has been accepted to every college that she applied to. can youelieve it? get this? she applied to 115 schools. >> that's a lot of money. >> yeah, it is. >> that's notl. she was offered more tn $3.5 million in scholarships. this girl is a hustler. her new orleans high school says that's more than any other college bound senior in the country, and she did it all while helping raise her four

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