angie goff has been following overnight developments from the live desk. >> aaron, you mentioned thetests continue to be widespread from new york to california and in between. we'll take you to chicago where hundreds marched downtown chanting "whose streets? our streets!" they continue to shout outside police headquarters right now. and in new york city, 1,000 people marched from union square to upper manhattan chanting "no justice no peace." and take a look at a protester who sprayed fake blood on the nypd commissioner bill bratton walking through times square. out in oakland, california, dozens surrounding police and blocking off traffic on a major interstate but no arrests were made there. we are going to continue to follow the unrest and bring you the very latest. eun? >> angie goff, thank you. >>> right here in washington, news4's jackie benson watched hundreds of protesters arrive at the white house. dozens of secret service officers and d.c. police stepped back as a rally crowded lafayette park and pennsylvania avenue a. the protesters said they were committed to peaceful demo

angie goff at the live desk. aaron, back to you. >>> 5:04. michael brown's family issued this statement shortly after that decision was announced. it says, "we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the consequences of his actions. while we understand that many others share our pain, we ask that you channel your frustration in ways that will make a positive change. we need to work together to fix the system that allowed this to happen. join with us in our campaign to ensure that every police officer working the streets in this country wears a body camera. we respectfully ask that you please keep your protests peaceful. answering violence with violence is not the appropriate reaction. let's not just make noise, let's make a difference." >>> president obama echoed the brown family calling for calm and said the decision in ferguson reflects continued questions about racial tensions in america. but he said we can't forget progress that has been made. >> we have made enormous progress in race relations over the cour

news4's angie goff is following breaking news from the live desk. angie?>> reporter: yes, just into the live desk, we know the news4 crew is on the scene right now of this deadly fire in arlington. what we do know at this point is a child among two people killed in this fire. two other people were taken to the hospital. one of those people being a child. this is happening in the 1100 block of south emerson street near 11th street. so 11th street shut down as fire crews continue to investigate what started this fire near south emerson and south edison. it will be blocked off for an unknown amount of time we are being told. we're working right now to find out what started this fire and what condition the people that are in the hospital are in. we're hoping to bring you live pictures coming up shortly throughout the hour. eun? >>> angie goff, thank you. we are also following breaking news in your first 4 traffic. melissa mollet is here with that. >> breaking news, chopper 4 now over the crash in silver spring with a pedestrian struck. looks like this might be

. >>> angie goff at the live desk. crews are searching through rubble after a three-story building collapses in chicago. half a dozen firefighters digging in the rain. a hearing all floors were pancaked. two women and a dog were rescued. we hear some kind of explosion happened before this collapse. >>> 4:35. after another abyss mal game, discussions turn back to rg3. head coach jay gruden gave him confidence saying he would be the starting quarterback next week. he was hoping to silence the critics with a win against the 49ers yesterday but san francisco had other plans. rg3 getting sacked. in the postgame news conference, griffin tried to stay positive. >> we're going to stay positive, watch the tapes and try to get better each week. trust the process. trust what we're doing. >> the redskins face the colts in indianapolis next week. that's a tough game. >>> no break from mother nature. the concern for those in buffalo after they try to dig out from that massive blizzard. >>> and the high temperatures you'll see in you

. >> and i'm angie goff. we're hoping for something to keep the chill off. amelia sel is in for chuck. >> temperatures a touch warmer than yesterday. we were dealing with a bit of a breeze yesterday. not the issue today. however, there are going to be plenty of clouds around. a cloudy start for your saturday morning. latest satellite and radar. snow earlier this morning in parts of western maryland. all that have has come to an end. maybe you're noticing a flurry. that's all we're going to get today. temperature right now is 37 degrees through 10:00 am. still plenty of clouds around. once we get into the midday or early afternoon hours, more sunshine will break out. for the afternoon hours, mostly to partly cloudy skies. mid 40s by noon. 2:00 will hit our high temperature for the day of 47. now tomorrow, noticeably warmer. forecast for sunday, david, coming up in a little bit. >> we'll check in for that seven-day coming up. new this morning, d.c. police investigating a deadly stabbing. this happened in northeast just before midnight on 18th and benning road.

. >>> angie goff live at the news desk. four people are dead after two palestinians killed israeli worshippers as they prayed here. the attackers died in a shoot-out with police, but tensions between the groups are escalating. hamas is praised for taking responsibility for it. >>> 4:33 this morning. a virginia woman is under arrest accused of trying to help isis. heather kaufman is from outside of richmond and investigate sores say she supported isis on facebook and tried to connect someone with a facilitator in syria. turns out that person was an undercover person with the fbi. >>> and new sanctions are being planned for terrorists. the u.n. also wants to order a worldwide moratorium on the trading of antiquities from syria or iraq. they also want to deny aircraft permission to land or takeoff coming from or going to territory held by the two terrorist groups. >>> 4:34 now. we are following a developing story in prince george's county. someone at the potomac high school in oxon hill has been diagnosed with to we are cue lo

i'm angie goff. >> and i'm david culver. team 4 meteorologist amelia segal, is tracking what could be a warm-up. some people like the weather as it is, it's the time of year. others of us would like to have it a little bit warmer. >> that's right. >>> the people who are appreciating the cooler, more wintry like weather can appreciate today. and those of you who want the warmer temperatures, look forward to tomorrow. typically we look to find highs in the 50s this year. we will be below average once again. as we said, we're looking to warmer weather in our future. current temperatures in the upper 20s and 30s across the area. 36 is the temperature in washington, going for that morning run. here is how temperatures will warm up this morning. low to mid 30s through 9:00 am. upper 30s by 10:00 am. once we hit the midday hours, temperatures warm into the mid 40s. so you definitely need the winter gear out there this morning. those warmer layers. by the afternoon, maybe a bit of a lighter jacket would be okay. but plenty of clouds

good morning and welcome to "news4 today" i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. we're waking up to a pretty nice day today and it's going to warm up. >> perhaps sunday could be the pick of the weekend. >> i should agree with you. temperatures today will be around 60 degrees. partly to mostly sunny skies. enjoy the warmth today and tomorrow. tuesday big changes. winter returns to the area. temperatures right now not too bad. maybe you're heading out to get that jog in. heading to the grocery store. you barely need a jacket as we get into the afternoon hours. a light jacket this morning with temperatures in thor 30s in gaithersburg. mid-30s in camp springs and 043 degrees in washington. mixed variable cloudy skies across the area. more clouds in maryland, more sun one virginia down through southern maryland. regardless of the cloud cover look at how the temperatures warm. noon we're at 55. 1:00 p.m. already near 60. i'm going to have more details on our big temperature change that makes its way into the area on tuesday adam in about ten minutes. >> we're following

angie goff has more on that from the live desk. >> reporter: hi, this just into the live desk. a number of people have been arrested out in oakland, california. that is according to the san francisco chronicle. protesters here surrounded police and also blocked a major interstate. also, getting reports that an officer was struck in the head with a brick. this all happened after about 1,000 people started gathering downtown after hearing the grand jury's decision. some protesters laid in the streets in an effort to block the traffic. you're looking at the crowds gathering around interstate 580. a major interstate in oakland right now. we'll bring you more as we get it. for now, back to you. >>> i want to share with you now what michael brown's family had to say shortly after the grand jury decision was announced. it says, quote, we are profoundly disappointed that the killer of our child will not face the cops consequences of his actions. while we understand that many others share our pain, we ask that you channel your frustration in way that is will make a positive change. we n

i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. it is sunday, november 23rd, 2013. we begin our coverage with news 4's tom sherwood. i think we should recap exactly what happened. we know he was discharged from the hospital sometime last night, was on his way home. apparently stopped to get something to eat, was with his son and got to his house in southeast d.c. and before even getting into the house apparently collapsed. that's when he was taken to the hospital in southeast where he still was alive and then later died at the hospital. >> he was at united medical center on southern avenue, a critical hospital, that's been fighting to stay open. the city has been fighting to take it over. it was good he got there but apparently too late. >> one of the things we followed with marion barry for so long is he's been in the hospital and out of the hospital and into the hospital and out of the hospital. this is actually kind of a shock. >> even the last tweet he said thanks for all your thoughts. >> once ton radio show, i didn't believe he could tweet, he actually got his

angie goff folt froe live desk. angie? >> reporter: finally unstuck. this is a picture of the niagara women's basketball team as they were finally being rescued. this after being snowed in on that interstate, stuck on the bus for nearly 30 hours. can you imagine? during that time they kept everyone posted and informed by taking a bunch of selfies and posting on social media using a hashtag. responders were able to stop by and give food and water. but the coach said some players took to drinking the snow. right now everyone is doing okay. i can imagine that a lot of them are warming up. but keep in mind in addition to the 25 players and coaches on board, coaches 1-year-old son. 1-year-old in the car for 30 minutes is a lot. >> i can't even imagine what he k goodness they are rescued. >> they're all okay. >> thanks, angie. >>> well, people are on a tense stand by in ferguson, missouri. any mo now a grand jury could make a decision whether to dilate darren wilson in michael brown's death. the national guard is ready should police and protesters clash agai

>> angie goff. thank you, angie.lso today, montgomery county school leaders will meet to discuss a reported sex assault on campus. under the advice from police and other school leaders, the principal says she waited until now to tell the community to protect the privacy of the student involved. the meeting will happen at 7:30 in the school's media center. >>> csx is moving forward in the district. they gave final approval to double the size of the tunnel between 2nd and 11th street in southeast. some people living in the neighborhood are not happy with this decision. i saw this protest last night. they were outside the transportation headquarters in southeast. they say they will ask d.c. council to hold off on issuing permits for the project. >> it seems like they are being ignored time and time again. >> it's like we're david and goliath. they are very intent on doing this. >> "washington post" reports d.c. department of transportation already gave permission to take over the roads near that tunnel. >>> a lucky new

me, al roker, savannah guthrie, angie goff saturday morning at the waterfront.t tweeted it out. hope to see you then. melissa is checking on a crash this morning. > breaking news 66 eastbound before nutley street. a as you head east. if hop up and get on to route 50 as you head eastbound. if it still looks nasty, i would definitely suggest that. 50 might be slow as well. but this is really slow this a look at virginia, 95 . southbound silver hill is still open. 295 a little slow into town. opening up once you get through the clarksburg area. i have travel times in 10 minutes. > see you then, meliss. thank you. 6:32. toy is the day president obama will announce plans for immigratio he could chang the rules for millions of undocumented immigrants today. >> all this could have big conseque in congress. nbc's tracie potts is live on capitol with what we can expect today. tracie, good morning. eun and aaron, good morning. expect the president to lay out what he told 18 democrats at the white house last night, what he alluded to on facebook. he plans to make legal cha

you r wi myself, al roker, savannah guthrie, melissa mollet, angie goff. we're joining up at the georgow waterfront. check out twitter and facebook to register. sunday, increasing clouds. rain la sunday night. highs lo 50s. beforthen, six on monday. sunshin a small chance of a showe tue n 60. wednesdad thanksgiving, highs near 50. i'm bac i 10 minutes with a look at your bus stop forecast for thi freezing friday. what's goi on on the roads? >> brand-new crash. georgia av at university boulerd got i on camera for you. this or avenue at universi it lks li it is off to the right. n rey blocking anything as it gets out of the way here soon on georgia avenue. beltwaat st. barnabas, that is moving g nicely. no problems there. do have this issue in suit land. this is the water main break from yesterday. eastboun silver hill at brooks drive in front of the high schoois still closed. westboun . closepa he repaving right now. in ma mass as, lowman between amherst and fairmount, all lanes blocked 66, 95 in virginia looking quite good. noaj issues. i'm ba with a live

angie goff combs through the report. and live now at the live desk with what she found. >> barbara, as you can imagine, we're still going through the thousands of documents. this as we learn the grand jury decision will not and the legal troubles for officer darren wilson. could still face civil rights charges brought by the civil justice department. he could also face a civil suit filed by michael brown's parents. we're getting a closer look at why wilson said he killed the 18-year-old. and wilson said brown was at the cruiser window and fired up. brown hit him in the face and tried to grab his gun. wilson said brown took off, he chased him, and that's when the teen charged aim him while reaching into his pants. at that point wilson took the fatal shot. also in the testimony, the friend that was with brown that day insists brown never charged the officer meanwhile, another witness who wasn't named testifieded he was working nearby and brown kept rushing towards him. barbara? >>> thank you. this morning a lot of you are

i'm angie goff. >> good morning. i'm adam tuss.and windy. >> it is just whipping around out there. >> as advertised yesterday, the wind really picked up during the course of the day and has gone nowhere during the overnight hours last night while you were asleep. that wind is going to be waiting for you outside the doofrmt you can probably hear it on the windows this morning as leaves are flying all over the area. the gusty wind could cause larger branches to come down. keep an eye out as you're going out and about your business today. had a couple of sprinkles about an hour ago in washington. they're gone from the city now. within the next hour they'll be gone across parts of southern maryland. for now, a couple of sprinkles here, charles county, st. mary's county, fredricksburg toward colonial beach and chesapeake beach. windchills, first time we had to focus on the windchills. in the mid and upper 20s now. highs today in the upper 40s and low 50s. feeling like the 30s all day. freeze warnings are up for tonight. more about that

. >> let's check in with with angie goff at the live desk. angie, good morning. >>> eun, new this morning, troops fired warning shots after troops were too close to the border. they backed off after 20 rounds of warning shots. tensions remain high following gunfire along the border a couple of times this month. >>> a quick break at 4:36. we'll be >>> welcome back, everybody. it's 4:38. we are having technical difficulties. we're working everything out. you see the district. 46 degrees. it is chilly in a lot of places. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. wow, what a change from yesterday. >> beautiful weekend. after yesterday afternoon, up near 60 degrees. the temperatures have really dropped overnight. right now we are down into the 30s most of the metro area. manassas, 30 degrees. stanton down to 31. it's near freezing out of the mountains, petersburg and the valley, 30 degrees. around the bay, a bit milder. cambridge down to 36. just 35 now at packs river. a little breeze off the bay. reagan national, breeze off th

i'm angie goff. >> we are talking mid teens, upper 20s in some places. >> let's get you started with meteorologist chuck bell. >> good news is, adam, it won't be as cold as yesterday. it will still have a little bit of a november chill in the air. on the upside, plenty of sunshine coming our way for today. sort of a mixed bag on the weather dertment. showers with a little bit of, believe it or not, freezing rain out here across parts of ohio. little sleet as well. we'll be dry for today. in fact, we're going to be dry for most of your weekend. little chance for showers coming in here after dark tomorrow. for now, it is cold outside. 18 in gaithersburg. 16 in manassas. as you're picking out the clothes, pick out the warm ones. winter coat, hat, hood, scarf, gloves. it will be a cold way to get your day started. sun is up at 6:58 this morning. mid and upper 40s, even near 50 in a few neighborhoods. we'll be talking about the increasing chances for assures at the second half of tomorrow. and travel weather for the big holiday. see you in a few minutes. >>> d.c. track coach will make his

this is angie goff. get to chuck bell right now, who will tell us we need to bundle up right now, right, chuck? >> i definitely have a wind breaker ready to go. the whole second half or second two-thirds of your weekend promise to be really windy around here. be ready for it, everybody. don't do any outdoor burning this weekend for sure. little bit of light rain early this morning. frederick county, washington county, maryland, these rain drops are going westbound, headed out toward martinsburg, cable town, panhandle of west virginia right now. more rain on the new jersey coastline. that is also coming westbound. rain chances are increasing with time. most of the rain chances will be during the daylight hours. currently we're in the upper 40s to around 50 degrees. that's it, everybody. temperatures won't budge much today. highs today only pretty much right where we are, in the upper 40s and low 50s. showers today. wind cranking up this afternoon and tonight. dangerously high winds tomorrow, which could g

. >> i'm angie goff. we want to stort with a little bit of a warming trend. >> if you like crisp fall days, this will be the day for you. not too bad, chuck? >> you guys are good. almost like you've been paying attention to the forecast. a bit of a chill, but a very pleasant warmup is under way for this afternoon and the warming trend will continue into the early parts of the coming week. for now it's a mostly clear sky and seasonally chilly out there. 30s and 40s on most of the map. 36 in lease berg, manassas and culpepper. 46 downtown. going out and strapping on your running shoes, temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s before we reach the noon hour. plenty of sunshine coming late they are afternoon. event highs today, all the way to 60 today and milder weather before a big cooldown arrives late week. start soaking in the warmth now, guys. we'll be back with the seven day in a bit. >>> new this morning, the americans held prisoner in north korea are now home. they were freed after a top secret missio

john melissa mollet, angie goff, al roker, savannah guthrie at the georgetown waterfront. we'll help to go raise awareneut the flight of the hungry and to help that causeaty morning. increasclouds. highs reaching low 50s. and rain is looking likely for sunday night, ending predawn monday. soaring the upper 60s. might g an isolated shower. remember the 60s? tuesdayi aga near 60 degrees firstoo thanksgiving day, partly clou with highs in the 40s. stay tuned. we'll ke y posted odd that. now a look at our freezing friday t. melissa,t' going on? >> with that new water main, a break manassas. construc i under way now. it shou b o of the way in a little bit. it is happening if you head out any time soon. new hamrebou between the beltway and power mill, two left las blocked. 395 nortndeten duke and seminar good pe northbound here in suitlan branch, we are closed se of road work as well. 66 at 29 looking good there as well. gu, over to you now. >> all right. thank you, melissa. if you t to park downtown, it can be allnyimof the day. what the district is doing to make more parking s

>>> angie goff, thank you. we are also following breaking news in your first 4 traffic. melissa mollet is here with that. >> breaking news, chopper 4 now over the crash in silver spring with a pedestrian struck. looks like this might be the vehicle that hit the pedestrian. there's debris here in the roadway. police cars are on randolph road. new hampshire avenue at randolph road. there's a shot from one of the traffic cameras. new hampshire is closed near midland and wolf. eastbound randolph is closed at vital way. alternates are layhill road or columbia pike to get around that. otherwise no major problems right now headed in or out of town. we have a little bit of a slowdown on d.c. 295. 65 in virginia, no problems there. heading to prince george's county, looking good this morning. we do have a problem with a house fire on 11th street near south edison and south emerson shut down in arlington. tom, how is it looking outside? >>> a live view of the storm team 4 city camera overlooking capitol hill th morning. there's the capitol and the first prix-dawn glow showing up.

. >> i'm angie goff. >> right now we're watching the skies and roads on one of the busiest travel days of the year. more of you will be flying today than any other day of the year. now according to aaa 46 million americans are traveling this weekend. that'she

angie goff, news 4. >>> next month, the wizards will honor zach during the game.ore on tomorrow's living the dream event visit nbcwashington.com. great guy he was. what an inspiration. >> indeed. what a guy. we all remember him. >>> what about the weather? >> watching thunderstorms. most of the activity moving out of the region but areas of heavy rain in through montgomery county, prince george's county and seeing rain now. northern mech reporting thunder activity towards west moralened county and king george county and across the river if towards prince george's county, upper marlboro seeing rain. montgomery county, heavy rain. over this area. this racontinues around 28, wheaton, and rockville all the way across towards laurel. that's where we're seeing heavier rain making its way in through northern prince george's county, the laurel area in the next 15 to 20 minutes. down sow the south, upper marlboro, 301 and right down route 4. if you live along route 4, you're going to see pretty good rain make its way through your area, too. so not quite done with the rain

. >> i'm angie goff. monday, november 3rd. a freeze warning for parts of our areas this morning.e hope the temperatures turn much milder this monday. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein has your whato wear forect. >> dig deep. it would be a cool afternoon. not as chilly as it was over the weekend. warmer weather moving in for election day. it is cold enough for a freeze warning. east of washington. protect any sensitive plants you may still have outside. bring them in while you can. it is near or below freezing. 20s in the mountains. dig deep into the closet for the world coat, the hats, the scarves. have the sun glasses heavy too

i'm angie goff. >> a chilly start to the morning. amelia segal is in for chuck. i think amelia has stepped outside. you've got the layers on now. >> and the scarf. >> angie and i wondering when we can shed those layer. >> tomorrow we're looking at warmer temperatures. today, though, it will be on the chilly side. not just this morning but throughout the entire day. this morning, though, sun starting to make an appearance. today, partly to mostly cloudy skies. temperature right now of 37 grease. winds out of the southeast at 6 miles an hour. there's a bit of a here. we're not looking at breezy conditions really throughout the day. yesterday we had that, today not the case. midday and afternoon hours. we'll warm into the low 40s by 11:00 am. and then once we hit 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 pm we hover around 47 degrees. that will be our high temperature for the day. now tomorrow will be noticeably warmer. in addition to that, we'll have more sunshine. temperatures continue to climb through monday. and then the chance of rain arrives on monday night. i'll be breaking down all o

good morning, i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. the 78-year-old was a legend in district politics.four terms as mayor, he had a lot on the ward 8 seat. >> along with the huge political success, many personal failures marked his turbulent life. we have live team coverage. tom sherwood is in studio. we begin with megan mcgrath live. you've

. >> i'm angie goff.want to stort with a little bit of a warming trend. >> if you like crisp fall days, this will be the day for you. not too bad, chuck? >> you guys are good. almost like you've been paying attention

i'm angie goff. november 2, 2014. whoa, wind, that's all you need to know this morning.torm te chuck bell here to tell us how long it sticks around. >> sunday is off to a windy and cold start and just to make things a little worse, a little light rain to cope with as well first thing th. here it is on storm team 4 radar. light rain showers in and around the immediate downtown washington area and points to the east and south where the most rain chances are this

. >> angie goff at the live desk. scientists are getting ready to release data collected on the space ship that landed on that comet last week. it landed wednesday. this is about 311 million miles from earth. really remarkable. the batteries died but not before sending information back that could help us understand the origins of life on earth. that report expected early this morning. aaron. >> all right. angie, thank you. the families of two missing virginia t alexis murphy are hoping to find out whathe. volunteers searched for murphy and samantha clark 90 miles south and a litt d.c. this is the same area where the man convicted in murphy's death lived. >> strangers who don't even know our family out here looking for alexis. we greatly appreciate it. >> randy taylor was convicted of killing alexis murphy even though police never found her body. she vanished last year. he was questioned in the disappearance of clark. . >>> what could be a a volatile week. 100 days since the michael brown shooting was marked with a pro

. >> i'm angie goff. we want to kick things off with meteorologist chuck bell. more clouds rolling in. things are staying chilly. >> they are. chilly 40s for the entirety of your sunday afternoon that's coming. that will be about ten degrees colder an average. get used to colder than average temperatures. we've been telling you about it for a long time now, that this wasn't going to be acquit in and out shot of cold air. the cold air we've been dealing with all weekend, 30s and 40s is starting to retreat. the cold air is getting out long enough to let a little rain come our way. monday is the showery day to get your week started. then the cold air returns with a vengeance as we get into the middle of the week. chilly and cloudy today. the poehler plunge on tuesday. going to the redskins game today, tampa, washington, kicking off at 1:00 at fedex field. a mostly cloudy start. we'll detail the timing of tomorrow's drops and how low we'll go midweek. >> thank you, chuck. breaking news this morning, the white house says the u.s. intelligence community is working to

. >> and i'm angie goff. welcome to "news 4 today." as you can tell from that life picture, things look pretty nice out there. they feel different when you step outside. >> hoping for a bit of a warmup today. chuck has the forecast. >> good morning. bright sunshine all over the region right now. that's going to be the case for the remainder of the sunday that you have in front of you. get out site and enjoy it. storm team 4 radar, not finding anything in the way of a rain chance today. that's good news. temperatures 52, 53 downtown. 52 in an nap sis. these temperatures are already five to ten degrees warmer than we were at the same time yesterday. so it will be a milder afternoon for sure. highs today upper 50s and low 60s across the area. it's going to be a nice one. get outside and enjoy it. even milder tomorrow. veterans day is looking good. your seven-day forecast we'll detail all through the coming week which does include a big cooldown right at the tail end of the week. >>> thanks, chuck. >>> right now anne arundel county police

i'm angie goff. >> i'm melissa mollet. we'll head to meteorologist chuck bell.drizzly in some spots. >> a lot of clouds outside today. not a big rain threat. i can't rule out a couple of sprinkles. wait until you see storm team 4 radar. maybe snowflakes across northwestern virginia towards interstate 81. a mostly cloudy sky already in place. the overall impact the weather will have on your day will be fairly low. plenty of clouds. there's a chance for sprinkles arouy this evening. temperatures in the 30s to near 40. even in the shenandoah valley, temperatures above the freezing mark. here it is on storm team 4 radar. even snowflakes surviving all the way to the ground along i-81. if you see those, let me know. the 12k race is in old town this morning. temperatures in the 30s and 40s staying below 50. rain tomorrow and more bitter cold coming. that's with your seven day coming up. >>> developing now, police are looking for someone who killed a man in hyattsville. we don't know the man's name just yet. police say he was stabbed to death early this morning at a par

. >>> angie goff with new information on a sad story we are following out of newport, oregon. the body of a young boy was found in the bay after a woman told police she tossed her son over a bridge. the 6-year-old body was recovered below the bay bridge, which is 100 feet above the water. as officers searched, the mother told them voices told her to throw him off the bridge. police believe the body is that of the woman's son. right now the mom is in police custody. aaron? >>> angie, thank you. no ordinary election day for voters in west virginia. why the results tonight will make history in that state. >>> plus, making sure you're not turned away at the polls. we're showing you what i.d. will be accepted if you're casting your ballot in virginia. >>> a cool start to the morning, but don't get used to it. the changes you'll see during the day when you head out to vote. vote. .our hour-by-hour electio she did as a legislator, doors, hoping yobarbara comstocke. pushed bills benefiting her special interest client, then failed to disclose she was paid thousands by that same client,

. >>> angie goff at the live desk where we want to take you to beijing, china.here day two of the apec summit is underway and president obama is in another round of meetings to include several with the chinese president. now after the u.s. announced a new trade deal with china. also happening, president obama had a brief conversation with russian president vladimir putin. it appears on top of things, everything on the surface looked friendly, but hearing nothing major was discussed. things like sanctions against russia for the recent movement in ukraine. now after this the president heads to myanmar. we'll be following it all. >>> thank you. the montgomery county school board will vote to remove or add religious holidays to the calendar next year. the muslim community wants to add their holiday to the calendar because of schools closing for the jewish holidays right now. the district says they do that for high absentee rates which do not happen on the other holidays. >> the absentee rate on the holidays when they fall on school days has been considerably higher

half of them have been american >> angie goff from the live desk. angie, thank you. this morning things are returning to normal. a lockdown at fort sam houston ended just a few hours ago. police detained someone in what they are calling a suspicious car now that they say threatened to bomb the base. . >>> reaction continues to pour in from all levels of government on the death of marion barry. vincent gray suppressed deep sadness. he promised a memorial equal to barry's service. you're looking at video from last year's event. volunteers will hand out 3,000 free turkeys to needy families. it will be at the baptist church. they are given out on a first come, first served basis. >>> oprah winfrey gave one of the last extensive interviews with marion barry. he talked about his new book "mayor for life" and what it took to gain that title. >> if you don't have the courage to carry out your conviction, god gave me a lot of gifts. look among the stars. >> he said his tenure was incredible and said people voted for him for his service not his name. we will continue to bring

want to go back to angie goff with new information on adrian peterson. >> we have breaking news. adrian peterson won't reach an agreement today to resolve the child abuse case. we're being told from our sources he will plead no contest to misdemeanor and if this agreement is accepted by the judge, it looks like he will pay a $2,000 fine, be placed on probation, do about 80 hours of community service work. but will serve no jail time. the vikings running back was in court. he's accused of punishing his son by hitting him with a small tree branch. he faces felon child abuse charges. peterson maintained he never meant to hurt his son. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you. >> and we're working for you all day to cover the midterm elections in our area. we're watching the big senate race between mark warner and republican challenger ed gi gillespie. the latest results show the race has tightened. and it's a tight race in maryland. anthony brown held a double-digit lead. nbc will be keeping an eye on the mayor's race between the democrat and independent david catania and s

near 30 prince geor'she district of virgin crangimys al roker, savn guthrie, melissa mollet and angie goffer at the "today" site. youavl today to ride wi us to help miriam's kit iinelth hun goodea rr with aftno highs into the low to mid 4. sunday increasing clouds. mon soaring into the upper 60s. mighge isolated shower. firslo thanksgiving, the the bi getaway day tuesday and wednes good for that. pary cloudy for thanksgiving with highs reaching the other 40s. nexteand traffic on the 1s, bus stop freezing friday forest coming up in 10 minus. now melissa is looking at any prob on the commute. >>> just volume building. thiss yo see the monerty lot. all e gethr ligh on getting ready for scho. thgy. fir o in manassas, a dri beeen amherst and fain alls blocked. our altte sudley road. of seve this situation froyed in suitland. eastun silver hill at brooks drive. we he e bound lanes clo weso lanes are open for you this m. over in pretty typical. slow top of the beltway, georgia aven. st e beltway, as you head rd on 395. 66 and 95 looking pretty typil. slow spot 95 through dale city. belty, central

angie goff is following breaking newsm ids real at the life desk. >> we just learned the fbi is getting involved after three americans were killed at a synagogue in jerusalem. a fourth was british. right now a burial ceremony happening for three of them. massive crowds outside the site of this attack. this after two palestinian men stormed the synagogue with knives and guns, killing the worshipers as they prayed. both attackers died during a shootout with police. this into the live desk. we are hearing from president obama for the very first time. he issued a statement saying that there is and can be no justification for such attacks. thoughts and prayers are with the victims and the families he went onto condemn this assault as did the palestinian president, ids they responded with they call a heavy hand. nbc news also confirming one of the amers a rabbi. is father fou studies. st with us throughout the day jerusalem. the developing story >> thank you. and now to the weather. we're calling it too cold tuesday on twitter. and it looks like it will be too and wz. chuck bell js wh his wed

tom kierein, angie goff, savannah guthrie and al roker an participating in today's cranksgiving. you can sign up by going to the nbc washington facebook or any of your facebook pages and join us. guys? >> you have to practice, melissa. get on a bike. >> helmet, everything. maybe knee pads and elbow pads too. >> face guard of some sort. >> we want you back to work on thanks, melissa. maryland governor-elect larry hogan said his plans to cut taxes will not be hampered by the deficit. according to "washington post", he backed off comments. he said he will try to roll back as many taxes a as possible. his priori so-called rain tax to reduce storm water pollution in the chesapeake bay. >>> more than 500 families could get major help buying a home. a g assistance program will be announced. it will give $20,000 in down paymen exist, a federal tax li and . . >>> a big win for the anacostia . busboys and poets will have a location on martin luther king in southeast in a bowling alley. it will open in spring 2016. it will double as a cooking school for ward 8 residents who want to enter th

i'm richard jordan >> i'm angie goff. aaron and eun are off this morning.fter thanksgiving, also known as black friday. when you step outside, you'll notice that chill right away. taking a live look. the good news is, amelia, things look dry. . >>> plenty of sunshine. 35 degrees is the temperature. when you factor winds at 5 miles per hour it feels colder. feeling like it is 30 degrees outside. and we'll be dealing with the windchill factor throughout the day today. winds 10 to 20 miles per hour. what does that mean? winds won't be blowing over your trash cans but you will notice a chill to the a high temperatures today colder than yesterday. in the 30s and low 40s. 40s in washington. 37 in frederick. 36 in gaithersburg. today mate might not be the best day to hang the holiday lights. tomorrow, though, we're warmer. still need the gloves if you're going to be out for a while. conditions are looking did. if you're trying to figure out what day to get the christmas tree this weekend, sunday looks like the pest day. partly sunny skies and comfortable temperatu

. >> i'm angie goff. we want to kick things off with meteorologist chuck bell.e clouds rolling in. things are staying chilly. >> they are. chilly 40s for the entirety of your sunday afternoon that's coming. that will be about ten degrees colder an average. get used to colder than average temperatures. we've been telling you about it for a long time now, that this wasn't going to be acquit in

i'm angie goff. >> i'm adam tuss. we have live team coverage. been covering marion barry's career for a very long time. >> about 11, 12 years ago i was at george mason university. marion barry walked through the johnson center which is the main student union building. he was like a rock star. these kids were so excited to see him, running up. they wanted to meet him. i think he was there for a meeting or something. what made him such a magnet even for the younger generation? >> he was somebody that actually did something. some stars on tv now are famous because they're famous. barry was fam mouz because he was notorious. people know him. he was a larger-than-life figure. when someone sees a larger-than-life figure, they respond to him. barry, wherever you go, cab drivers particularly would roll the windows down, push the button and shout out. he would say hey! he loved every moment. >> you were talking to us about the mayor for life title. >> he chose it for his book title. what's interesting, he didn't like it. ken cummings was the first loose

. >>> angie goff in the live desk. we continue to cover the death of former marijuana yon barry. muriel bowser was talking about what he did for job growth. >> we joked off that he built the middleclass in prince george's county, maryland, nearby the district of columbia. but until this day if i walked through any neighborhood in the district of columbia and seen one of our 30,000 employees, oftentimes they will remark they got their start with mayor marion barry. >> he was a big supporter of bowser during her run for mayor. back to you. >>> and good weather for donating to food for families today. afternoon highs reaching the mid-70s. a blustery wind and sunshine. tomorrow, high near 60. morning rain change to go wet snow on wednesday. a big change on the way. maybe some accumulation on grassy areas north and west. looking cold on thanksgiving. high near 40 >> after georgia, jammed from 95 over to 270. pretty big stretch there. slow down. taking a wider look at things, slow in all the normal spots. 66 headed into town. 395 north as well. 270, about 45 miles per hour headed south

. >>> angie goff from the live desk. >>> south korean troops fired warning shots after soldiers were spotted too close to the border. tensions have been high following two incidents last month involving exchanges of gunfire. no casualties were reported in either case. the two americans held prisoner are waking up in the u.s. kenneth bae and matthew miller got off the plane in washington state late last night. they have been in north korea two years, servi a 15-year sentence for alleged anti-government activity. it is still not clear how miller and bae's released was negotiated. >>> this morning iraqi officials say an air strike has wounded the leader of the islamic state. they say he was hurt while meeting with other military in the anbar province. the pentagon is still trying to confirm what condition he is in now. >>> a developing story out of the bahamas. officials will begin examining the site of a small plane crash. among the victims was internationally known minister miles monroe. it crashed while trying to land in free port on the grand bahamas island. >>> a philadelphia teena

." >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with breaking news right now.ot word that israel is going to allow citizens to carry arms for self-defense reasons following an attack on a synagogue in jer u lem earlier this month. two palestinian men armed with knives, axes and guns walked into the synagogue and attacked worshippers killing four of them and many more were hurt. the israeli prime minister now calling that attack horrible. >>> and the new high school will be located in dumfries road in will revise the boundaries after concerns about the diversity of the original area. the new high school which has not been named yet is slated to open in september of 2016. >>> this morning many hondas are not under a huge air bag recall but the car company is fixing those cars anyway. cnbc's landon dowdy is here to explain why the company made the decision. government. >> quietly is offering to replace defective air bags nationwide even though the recall covers the cars in 13 different states. the metal shrapnel can be expelled if there's a crash. but the company

. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk with breaking developments in the oscar pistorius case. prosecutors say that their application to appeal against the paraolympian's manslaughter conviction and five-year prison sentence will be heard in about a month. pistorius's defense said they plan to oppose this appeal. as i mentioned earlier, pistorius was sentenced to five years for killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp last year. that's the late tpreft live desk. back to you. >>> angie, that you can. a surfer survived a shark bite along the atlantic ocean. the 18-year-old was paddling in the waves about 60 miles north of west palm beach. he said he felt something pulling at him but didn't get a good look at the shark. he said the shark bit hit arm and hand and then let him go. >> i was like praying i wasn't going to pass out. that was my scariest thought, losing blood and being able to pass out. but thankfully i didn't. >> a friend wrapped a shirt around his arm to stop the bleeding until the paramedics arrived. he is expected to be okay. >>> well, apparently there's a viral infec

. >> i'm angie goff in for eun yang. welcome on this monday, november 3rd. chilly at best. >> 43 degrees. relatively warm i guess you can use that word outside our studios right now. a lot of folks waking up to very cold air >> that's right. we want to check in with meteorologist tom kierein >> good morning. find your fleece. this morning temperatures are cold. in the 30s most of the region. you definitely need a warm coat, a hat, a scarf. and have the sunglasses handy too. you'll have bright sunshine this morning under a clear sky. the temperatures have plummeted. under a freeze warning. it's past the west even though it's freezing there. these areas all in blue under a freeze warning. frost advisory for counties east of washington, including prince george's county. if you have any teern outside, house plants, bring them in. you still have time to do that. temperatures are still above freezing in nearby suburbs. upper 30s, low 40s in prince george's and fairfax county. but west and southwest, that's where the coldest air is. it's a little below freeze anyth

. >> i'm angie goff. the time is 9:31. that means we want to check in on our forecast. >> amelia is outside. barely a jacket. so bright and sunny. >> beautiful out here. the sun is shining. the wind is not an issue opinion you might notice more contrails in the sky. as we learned from adam a little bit ago one of the busiest air travel days of the year. i can see a few of those here outside of our studios in northwest. tom noticing them also. he took this picture right around sunrise today. looking at the travel weather most of us having no issues with traveling today. unless you're trying to get out of san francisco or you know somebody that s-i should say or you're trying to head fwlak with rain in the forecast there. but you can see the travel weather for the most part across the country, aside from at that time no major system that will slow you down. getting back home shouldn't be an issue heading back home whether you're driving or flying out of the area and hopefully you had a nice day here. if you're staying here i