for now, barbara, back to you. ask people to stay with news 4 and nbcwashin for co coverage.u see all our stori the hannah graham investigati online as well. >>> turning to our weather now. a very cold start to this day and workweek. coldt so far i think this year stm team 4 meteorolo chuck bell joins us with the forecast. >> yes, it's the coolest weather we've seen since the springt ende summertime began. out towards the blue ridge and the shenandoah valley down to an even 32 freezing degrees this mornin a lot of great fall color star to come into our urban lae here in the metro area right now. skiee starting to turnther to a little bit more of a gray color tha a pretty blue for now as clouds are rolling in. temp in mid to upper 50s in most of the suburbs. rain drops are still a long ways out to the west of the metro area. we dry through the remar o the day. your hour by hour forecast, sunny breaks through lunch time, incr crowds this afternoon into the mid-60s. a risk of a few showers west of the mountains by abo

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> hundreds if not thousands of kids will take hay rides this halloween season. but on one of these rides in main, the trailer slammed into a tree and killed someone. investigators say an suv pulling the hay ride lost control as it was going down a hill last night. it smashed into a tree and the impact threw everyone off the trailer. a 17-year-old girl was killed and paramedic s rushed several people to the hospital. police came back to the scene today to reconstruct what happened and so far they do not think alcohol had anything to do with it. >>> for a lot of people, understanding their health insurance can be confusing and difficult. d.c.'s health department kicked off a monthly program today to help people navigate the system. they helped find out what benefits they qualify for and what their options are if they don't have insurance. >> today we've had some people that hav

so then barbara's just -- i love doing barbara in this because she's kind of just the bystander so she's just there to interview. barbara, you cannot get offended because you're just the interviewer. >> there is one select line from that that ends the whole show. but aside from that, barbara's just interviewing jenny. so yeah. she's like you did not stand next to your husband! >> that's true. she's the one that stands out, larry craig's wife did. huma did with anthony weiner. mark foley had a partner. >> yeah. i don't want to ruin anything but jenny is like -- i think by the time jenny rolls around the audience is like -- like they're just psyched to see more than we expected like we realize, oh, yeah, she's the only one that's like, yeah, screw this. >> fascinating of all the four scandals, larry craig has disappeared. we don't know where he is. a lobbyist -- that's right. but mark sanford doesn't go away. >> oh, my gosh. >> when did you start writing this play? >> i started about two years ago. and basically originally i thought i would do a fictionalized play. i wanted to write a stor

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> good morning once again, everybody. i'm storm team 4. heavy and steady rains across much of the shenandoah valley into parts of central virginia. all those individual rain showers are moving north bournd. heavy rain across parts of western fairfax and eastern loudoun county. no severe weather warnings or watches out just yet. but that could change later on this afternoon. this band of heavy rain east of fredericksburg should be on the southwest side of metro in about 90 minutes from now. we'll have a flash flooding risk as well, that comes up at 11:30. >>> a well-known rabbi will be arranged on voyeurisms th charg this afternoon. now, more on today's hearing and what the congregation is saying. >> reporter: good morning. 62-year-old rabbi barry frandle is expected to be arraigned this afternoon in d.c. superior court. me mean, this georgetown community has lots of questions

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. do >>> all you have to do is take a look outside and know we're under a yellow alert. good afternoon. aim andrea roane. >>> on the right side of our screen you'll see missing children from our area. we'll get more on that but let's go to erica grow with a look at this yellow alert lasting all day and through the night, erica? >> that's right. it's not only because of the rain we have out here right now but also the windy conditions that are starting to develop and that will continue to get worse as we head into the evening hours. you can see here on doppler 9000, this is a three-hour loop. the big spin in the atmosphere is due to the fact that this area of low pressure as it moved off the coast started to strengthen. it gains a little bit more energy from the atlantic ocean this time of year. you've heard the term nor'easter. this is a nor'easter that is developing and it's goi

happier times, at barbara's wedding in 1994. had served in europe during world war ii and earned a bronze star in the battle of the bulge. barbara had always known him to be industrious and strong- minded. he was active well into his 80s. but by last year, he was 93 and suffering from kidney disease, cardiovascular problems, and a host of other ailments. his medical records say doctors expected him to live "six months or less," and he was telling anyone who'd listen he wanted to die. >> mancini: he had very focused convictions about how he wanted to live, and being independent was a big part of that. >> cooper: he didn't want to wind up infirm in a hospital bed on a feeding tube. >> mancini: no. absolutely not. he was adamant that he never wanted to be in a hospital. >> cooper: he put his wishes in writing and made barbara his health care proxy. he stopped taking medications that might prolong his life, and enrolled in a home hospice program that prescribed small doses of morphine he could drink to ease his pain. it was in febru

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. . [ applause ] >> that was not the celebration we wanted to see. we were thinking it would be the baltimore orioles doing the celebration. >> black and orange in there, yeah. unfortunately, they swept their first round, the divisional series and got swept in the championship series, no offense. the orioles really had no offense. >> it was all closed by one run game. >> yeah, i mean, they did take a leave a little bit yesterday but they never led in the series. >> almost on horseshoes and hand grenades. >> yeah, kansas city, so long since they've been there, the orioles won 96 games this season, the division champs, couldn't get past a wild card team and the royals, they this to win the final game of the season to get in and they haven't lost one since. game four, orioles just trying to avoid a sweep, but things don't get off to the greatest start, rounds out the first, johnson

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. displz in australia, a lucky couple has their cat to thank for helping to save their multimillion dollar house. the feline wasn't the original part of the contract but the daughter of the potential buyers just fell in love with the cat named tiffany and eager to make the deal, the realtor and the seller agreed to an unusual request. >> they wouldn't sign the papers unless they got the cat. >> she's lucky. she has lots of people that love her. >> they clearly had a lot of money. another reason to love the deal? the home buyers through in an extra $140,000 for tiffany the cat. that can buy you a lot of replacement pets. >> i don't think we'd do that with kiwi and chloe, throw them in like that. >> the cats convey. >>> warm today, breezy. doesn't feel like the season. it will by the weekend. all this warmth and humidity, it's bringing up moisture. when that storm system comes late

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> drones from england are headed to iraq to take on isis. today, britain's secretary of state for defense said the uk would send armed reaper drones there. right now the country uses those drones for operations in afghanistan. the secretary said the drones will carry out air strikes and provide surveillance and support to iraqi leaders. >>> well, less than an hour from now, there will be a hearing on capitol hill about the ebola outbreak here in the u.s. cdc director thomas frieden is among those who will testify about. u.s. health care response. which lawmakers are criticizing today. there are specific concerns about the texas health care system where two nurses were infected by one man. we were able to get our hands on advanced testimony of texas chief clinical officer dr. daniel var ga. he said, quote, unfortunately, in our initial treatment of mr. duncan, despite our best

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> hello and thank you for joining us. i'm andrea roane. authorities slapped jesse matthew with more charges. we're waiting for the medical examiner to identify human remains found by authorities searching for missing student hannah graham. hank silverman has more on today's developments. good afternoon, hank. >> reporter: good afternoon, andre ya. today's developments are this basically. we are waiting for the report from the medical examiner. i've been told by the people at the medical examiner's office that is not likely to happen today although it is possible. we will not get the report directly from them. it will go to the police who are in charge of the investigation. they vish add statement saying they are not -- issued a statement saying they are not going to have any news briefings. they'll release something when and if they get a positive i.d. on hannah graham. it's

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> president obama issues an executive order today in the battle against ebola. chris lawrence has more. >> reporter: botto line, more american troops will likely be headed to the hot zone there in west africa. the president did send a letter to congress, telling them he had signed this executive order. it authorizes the pentagon to call up national guardsmen and reservists as needed to supplement the u.s. military effort there in west africa. we're not talking about combat troops. what they're likely to need are engineers, specialists in logistics as they try to build about 17 ebola-specific hospitals in liberia. the president has said he will build an air bridge to get supplies to west africa faster and set up training hospitals where u.s. military doctors and nurses can help train some of the aide workers working there in west africa. again, this means more american troops

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> right now ongoing coverage at the oscar pistorius trial. the second day of his sentencing hearing begins. we'll take a live look outside. actually, this is him arriving earlier this morning. this is a live look outside the courthouse in south africa. inside now, the prosecutor who is trying to show the paralympian's charity work was full of gapes for him. these arguments could go on for a week. pistorius is accused of killing his girlfriend reeva steenkamp last year. he could get 15 years behind bars or just a fine. >>> thank you. 14 before the hour now. finding a solution to the crisis in ukraine is the focus of the meeting between secretary of state john kerry and his russian counterpart later this morning. the meeting is being held in paris. russia is following through on vladimir putin's order to pull troops back from the border. they accuse moscow of providing weapons,

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> this week's wednesday's child wasn't sure if she wanted to find a family after so many years in foster care. >> but she has decided she would as that would be her family forever. >> taking us to meet 15-year-old criana. >> hi. >> hi. >> i want you to meet crishana. she's already beautiful and would like to see what you can do to improve her gorgeous looks. >> reporter: the next stop was a fashion presentation. >> i like the leather and happy pardon. >> wow. >> she is very much a typical teenage girl. she is starting to explore her style and her fashion. >> reporter: she's kept a bright outlook on life. >> i'm in a foster home. >> reporter: how long have you been in foster care? >> since i was, i'd say 6 or 7. >> reporter: and what's it been like for you? >> a lot of ups and downs, but you learn how to cope with it. >> reporter: stylist j. lynn jones gave her a few fashionable wav

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> welcome back to wusa9. look at our kitchen all ready for the fall and halloween. and we know for most families, it's not about the costume. only it's also about all the decorations specifically the pumpkins. >> it takes some skill to carve one. >> look at the work of art. chris johnson going to work in the kitchen. he's the executive chef at the ritz-carlton tysons and doing that work and carving it up and actually looking quite intricate there. >> exactly. impressive stuff and we're going to join him here in few minutes but talking about how you know it is starting to officially feel like fall. >> yes especially by sunday and high school football is cool tonight but 60s. tomorrows great for the college football games, tailgating is tomorrow i think will be in the 50s to 60ish and then -- . >> ponchos and sweaters. >> sunday for the pro football games that we have locally.

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barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> welcome back. you may want to double check if your car is affected by the air bag recall that affects 4.5 million vehicles including honda, gm and ford. the national highway safety traffic administration says air bags can explode spraying shrapnel and metal. we have a link to all those vehicles affected on our website. to see if your vehicle is affected, head to nbcwashington.com and search airbag. >>> get ready for a different train ride on veterans day. metro is shutting down an entire line to help control huge crowds expected for a concert. organizers say up to 800,000 people could attend the concert for valor on the national mall. that's four times larger than the crowd on the fourth of july. in order to accommodate everybody, metro plans to shut down blue line service for the entire day. >> so what we're going to do on veterans day is replace the blue line with yellow

after that, barbara, 9:00 p.m.rain moves back into the area and we're looking at rainy conditions through the overnight hours on into saturday morning. rain comes to an end tomorrow by 10:00 a.m. a high temperature tomorrow of 65 sunday. it is looking like the better of two weekend days just because there's only a chance of an isolated shower. partly sunny skies and a high of 64, maybe a shower on columbus day. so if you have that bonus day off it's not looking too bad for the high of 71. the next chance of rain after this afternoon and tonight will be tuesday night into wednesday. >> okay. i know you've got big plans for the weekend. >> excited for the orioles game. >> get your orange on. >> yes. >> thanks, amelia. that's news for midday. thanks for joining us. be sure to tune in for news at 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 and tonight at 11:00. we have news throughout the weekend on nbc 4 and we'll be back monday morning. join us at 11:00, news 4 midday. see you then. have a great day and a terrific weeken >> clyde: the man i'm

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> anthony brown got some big campaign help today to encourage early boating -- voting. >> it is an opportunity for every american and that is what it is all about, what they understand. >> reporter: his opponent did not have a public campaign scheduled for today. however the republican businessman did receive an endorsement from the annapolis- based gazette newspapers. >>> stay with us. when we come back, showers are on the way for mo >>> so we might as well report to work with a great attitude this week. especially towards the middle of the workweek. the rain arrives on monday night as we'll start off with a view of the kennedy center. the winds are starting to lessen up a little bit. we're doing okay out there. they will continue to diminish as we head in to the overnight hours with that low dew point, we'll have a cold night with the temperatures dipping into the 30s in th

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> breaking news out of northwesd.c., officers respondnund jefferson after a rt of a shooting. no word of any victim as of now. but on twitter, police saying to look out for a man driving a monte cth somed phd tags. 2 ay2516, maryland ts. >> no! there's a man inside! >> cameras were rolling during this dramatic rescue in fresno, califor somod pulled a man out of the burni ho and carried him to safety yeea you s a that right there. the man w visibly shaken. he is okay, though. the fire started in the garage and did significant damage. . >>> to lawyers r the man set too on trial for the boston marathon bombing will be in federal court. the defense team for dzhokhar tsarnv lawyers will meet for a status hearing in boston. they are for pretrial rulings defense request for prosecutto turn over eviden linking tsarnaev's dead brothero a triple murder back in 2011. tsarnaecc of workin

and barbara harrison is here with more on that. barbara? >> hi, guys. the first lady has written a special essay for "people" magazine and it's pretty interesting to note the advice she would have given herself as a young girl is amazingly practical advice for someone facing the challenges of being married to the president of the united states with all its accompanying slings and arrows. she was asked if she could go back in time what words of wisdom would she share with her school age self. the answer, don't live in fear. don't doubt yourself. and here's how she put it. this is a quote. stop being so afraid. and she says, that's really what strikes me when i look back at the sheer amount of time i spent tangled up in fears and doubts that were entirely of my own creation. she goes on to say, i was afraid of not knowing the answers in class and looking stupid or worried about what some boy thought of me or wondering whether the other girls liked my clothes or my hair. or angsting about some offhand comment someone made about me in the lunchroom. and her

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockever officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> you're watching news4 at 4:00. ♪ ♪ i've been everywhere man looking for someone ♪ >> rihanna, eminem and bruce springsteen, all among the superstars set to take the stage and rock the national mall next month. >> the concert for valor is on veterans day, and already organizers are expting up to 800,000 people to attend. >> and if you plan to attend, you had better put a game plan together right now. because getting around will be really tough that day. transportation reporter, adam tuss, is live on the mall to explain. adam. >> reporter: pat, we're just about three weeks away from the concert for valor. i'm not sure everybody truly grasps the magnitude of what's coming here. we're talking about an event that could be two to four times larger than the 4th of july. take a bunch of mega stars like bruce springsteen, kerry underwood, rihanna, metallic, jamie foxx and tom hanks, p

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> glitz, glamour and allure. that's what you can expect at d.c.'s dancing gal la. it's all for a good cause. with me is the event cochair and co-owner of fred astaire studio of fairfax. thank you for being here with us. mike hydeck and i are competitors in this and we're fierce competitors. why did you decide to have a charity event that involved celebrities from the area? >> it's such a fun way to raise money for charity. everyone loves the allure, the drama and the beauty of dancing. and it's great for people that haven't danced before. they seem to love the journey of learning a dance and performing and it's all for such a good cause. so it's just a win-win. >> talk about who is going to benefit from this. >> we have a number of local and national charities. the leukemia and lymphoma society being one. washington humane society. taps is another. you can see all of that on our website

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> oh, it's that time of the year to put on your sweaters and break out the skates. now the ice skating rink at new york city's rockefeller center opens tomorrow. the iconic rink sticks right outside the "today" show studio. the skating rink was never supposed to be part of rockefeller center. managers used a temporary rink to bring business to the area. it became so popular it's been a fixture ever since. i was actually up in new york a week or so ago and they were getting the big block ready to put the rockefeller christmas tree which we all know -- >> christmas tree. >> also aconic. >> yes, absolutely. >> jinx. >> i went ice skating for the first time recently in a long time. man, that's tough. >> recently. >> i know. >> i have little kids, chuck, you know. >> i had to use one of the stools, the walker stools that you can use. >> yes. no shame. i used one of those. >> haven

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockhe while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> now to some video you saw first on a montgomery county police ofr unholstering his gun while talking to a reverend in for the first time, we're he says he never thought that officer was going to shoot but he feels there's a larger problem bet police and the co. >> reporter: an arrest in silve. police had just taken a homeless man this reverend got a call from some of the people who congregate at that park. >> i said, there may have been a reason for him being arrested so . but i'll get his information immediaty and we'll go to the central processing unit and check on him. >> rep he says he approached one of the officers. ? at which time he said, who are you? >> reporter: the reverend said he identified himself and. >> i go into my suit coat pocket to pull out my card and my wallet. and as i do it, he immediately unholsters his gun. >> the gun is never pointed at. the officer places it back in his ho. timms ackn

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstocker officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> new this morning, a bizarre scene at the mcdonald's in colleg after a woman was shot accidentally by a security officer. the mcdonald's is open right now. news 4's derrick ward joins us live from the scene. what's going on, derrick? >> repor crew usu scene here, typical sunday at this mcdonald in the 8300 block of baltime avenue in college park. the usuals are in there having coffee. very different scene earlier this morning. it was about 3:45 this morning, accordg to prince george police guard. as they fought u one of the employs apparently went after them with pepper spray. that didn't stop them. at some point we are told accordg to police that security gua fired his weapon and struck a female who was here described as an innocent bystanr injs are non-lifeng according to police. they don't have much of a lookout at this point for the suspects, oy two males at this point. but

hi, megan. >> good morning, barbara. yeah, and if those tests go well, streetcars could start making passengers, and in fact, we could see an expansion of the trolley system. it's one of a number of things that transportation experts are looking at as they come up with move d.c. plan. it is the long-term vision on how to keep traffic going. rush hour in the nation's capitol, it's -- >> pretty continual gridlock. >> reporter: and planners fear it will only get worse. and the local economy could gain another 200,000 new jobs. in preparation, transportation experts have been working on a long-term plan to keep people moving. some ideas, like tolls, draw mixed reactions. >> we pay enough taxes. i don't think you should pay tolls. >> sometimes you have to pay tolls to maintain the roads. the roads are in rough conditions. >> and there's congestion pricing. >> to charge people for being solo in their car? wow, i think that's a bit much. >> and long-term progress like a new downtown metro loop as well as more buss lines and str

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> she's a trooper, she's very brave. i think it would be unrealistic to think someone would not be worried if they had ebola. >> right now at 4:30, world renown immunologist dr. anthony fauci talks about his newest patient, dallas nurse nina pham. after a series of missteps, authorities in dallas are trying a new strategy to try to prevent the spread of ebola. they're asking h workers who may have been exposed to stay out of public spaces. jay gray is live now in dallas with the very latest on that. jay. >> reporter: hey, pat. what we're talking about here, not a court order but instead what dallas county officials are calling an agreement. it's the result of trips taken by hospital employees, one who flew on jetliners, commercial jetliners, the other who is now in quarantine on a cruise ship. texas governor rick perry cut short a trip to europe to deal with the ebola crisis in his

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barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> you don't have to pay tax on products in virginia, sales tax exempt items, heat pumps, dishwashers, washing machines, insulation, toilets and other products. each item must be be $2,500 or less and also certificated energy efficient with the energy star and water cent seals. >>> google named the city of fairfax, virginia, its e-city in the state. it goes to vong online business communities in each state. the companies use the web to find new customers and boost their local economies. google will present its e-city award at tuesday's city council meetin meeting. s to think about. we are 74 days out from christmas. >> yes! >> if you're thinking it's too early to start your holiday shopping -- jingle bells -- it's not. retail me not, nearly three in ten holiday shoppers plan to spend more money this holiday season than they did last year. that means many of you will be out hunting f

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> we've got breaking news right now from los angeles. breaking news about ebola. emergency vehicles have surrounded a plane from jfk to lax. they have a passenger on board with a possible case of ebola. that passenger is from liberia. and he is said to have began showing ebola-like symptoms during the flight. we'll have more on the scare coming up on wusa9 at 11:00. >>> democratic candidate for maryland governor made a stop in montgomery county today. anthony brown toured with voters. after less than a month to the new election day. the new poll shows that the governor has a seven-point lead over larry hogan. the poll by minnesota hogan with 42 -- and then hogan with 42%. >>> because it is near cam david, the cozy inn and restaurant became popular place for presidents and important people who came to visit or consult. the cozy restaurant first opened back in 1929, holding all

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockever officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. wothe way als dismantles someone like stuarty. is so painful. embryonic st cells have so much promise, but barbara comstock voted to ban that research funding even though conservatives like nancy reagan support it. that takes away hope for a cure -- but also, for families like ours, who just wanted a little more time. house majority pac is responsible for the content of this advertising. >>> 15 after the hour. today is a weather alert day. give yourself extra time as you head out the door. i-66 westbound in the falls church area. the roads are a bit wet from rains overnight. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell will show us how much more rain we can expect and when. >>> i'm richard jordan watching the sentencing phase in the oscar pistorius trial happening now in south africa. we're not expecting that sentence to come down today. inside we have seen cross-examination of a probat

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> 5:14 right now. congressional leaders are getting ready to question health leaders about the efforts to control ebola in the u.s. the congress will hear from the head of cdc and head of texas health systems where thomas duncan died and two nurses are now infected. we looked at some testimony. the head of texas hospital will admit mistakes were made. tom freeden admitted the department should have protected faster before the first nurse nina pham contracted ebola. . >>> and he will stay at the white house to focus on the u.s. ebola response. yesterday president obama warned world leaders if ebola rages it of control in west average it will spread globally. >>> there are fears were hospital staff could become infected and possibly pass it on to others. the texas hospital at the center of this is trying to ease those concerns. nbc's chris is live in dallas with more. chris, go

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> we have all been warned to protect ourselves against identity theft but did you know the identity of your car could be stolen? the vin could be stolen. so what do you do to protect yourself? director charlie rooker -- shirley rooker is here. >> your car can be cloned sitting in someone else's driveway. it's not really your problem. what it is a problem for the person who has that cloned vehicle because it was probably a stolen vehicle that they put a clean number on it so they could sell it. i mean, it's really astonishing would can be done these days. >> you want to check it before you buy something, especially a used car. >> absolutely. 72% of the car sales these days are used cars. you need to be careful you're getting a vehicle that does not have a history. you need to make sure you check the vin number, that you check its history. we put together a car, the used car bu

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law but barbara comstockdollars.d it. >>> it is friday october 17th 2014. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, including where the buck stops on ebola. dr. david agus looks at the confusion in washington. but first here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>>it wh so many health care workers sidelined, it was in the best interest of the hospital to move her. >> they're pushing for travel restrict. ions >> the possibility of an ebola czar. >> i think it makes a lot of sense. the devil is in the details. >> unconfirmed reports claim that isis militants have begun flying warplanes over syria. >> dozofens trekkers were rescued today but it's believed there still could be more still trapped in the snow. >> cbs television is joining the shift in favor of online streaming. >> personally i think you guys are worth more than $5.99 a month. >> someone who loves baseball as much as we did and risk it all? >> the best i can say, i screwed up. >> the monopoly millionaire's club promises more tha

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstocker officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> now for stories to keep you up to the minute the minute you're up. kate snow is live with more on the nurse's recovery with ebola. >> reporter: good morning. the nurse is 26-year-old nina pham. she recently became a critical care nurse. nursing is what she always wanted to do. she's in stable condition. her family understandably worried about her. we understand her mother has been near her in the hospital able to communicate with her by skype and by phone. this nurse, of course, treated thomas eric duncan and we're told by a family friend that her mother tried to urge her to leave that case, not to be so close to that ebola patient, but she wanted to continue with that work. >> how much more do we know about her treatment, exactly what is being done to help her through this disease? >> reporter: well, we did learn last night that kent brantley, the first american treated and wh

i'm barbara harrison. new this morning, a 5-year-old boy is being tested for ebola at new york's bellevue hospital. the boy and his family just returned from west africa. doctors say the child's symptoms are similar to ebola, including a fever. in a few minute moments, we'll have a report from just outside the hospital. >>> let's go to news 4 live desk. tell us what going on. >> this story breaking out of trenton, new jersey. we just learned nurse forced into quarantined despite testing negative for ebola is free to go home. kaci hickox will be discharged after being symptom free for 24 hours, says new jersey governor chris christie. the decision follows a rash of criticism. hickox will be transferred to her home state of maine where doctors there will determine if she needs to be treated further. until then, she'll remain quarantined under new jersey's mandatory order. barbara. >> thank you. right now, health leaders in our area are taking steps to stop the spread of ebola and keep you safe. no rules a s

i'm barbara harrison. we begin with a neighbor being called a hero for waking everyone up when a fire broke out in an apartment complex in montgomery county. the fire hurt three people, including a firefighter at the mallard cove apartments. that's on needlewood road. richard has more for us now. >> reporter: good morning. that man you mentioned saw the fire and ran into the burning building to make sure that everyone could get out. now take a look at the apartment. it is charred. some of the windows boarded up. and on the other side, it's packed with clutter. >> this grainy cell phone video shot by displaced residents in the middle of the night. deep in the distance you can make out the flames with a first >> it was completely engulfed. so my niece being asleep upstairs, i ran upstairs and woke her up, i banged on all my neighbors' doors on the way down screaming fire and called the fire department. >> now the apartment is destroyed. a metal door melted, and outside burned debris is covered by a tarp. a m

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstocknever officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> on this sunday night, fighting ebola. the new u.s. military rapid response team and an apology by the hospital in texas. and the tense hours on a cruise ship as thousands waited for one passenger's test results. >>> out of control. how a new england pumpkin festival turned to mayhem, leavingozens injured and arrested. >>> step by step, the devices that millions now wear in hopes of staying fit. for some they have become a fashion statement. >>> and the hug lady. for those who serve, the power of her simple embrace at a time when they made need it most.

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockicially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> this morning, a woman in green belt is hoping to get her dog back after it was stolen. jackie bensen tells us about the 10-year-old boxer and her owner's plea for help. >> if you have her, bring her home. you don't understand the part of my heart that she has. >> rep a gentle old gal, that's how gabrielle cowgill-wilks described arwyn. the two have been together since the boxer was 6 weeks old. when she came home and found her home had been burglarized her first thought was for arwyn. >> i was on the phone with my sister and i looked and happened to see stuff was thrown all over the place and i was like, oh, she got out. and like, wait a minute. she . d then i turned and was like, where is she? i was calling her and i realized she was gone. >> rep gabriel believes the boxer had run out of the open door or even pushed out of the apartment wite burglars, she would have stayed close to

barbara, back to you. >> thanks, aaron. and right now the nurse who was forcibly quarantined in new jersey is out of the hospital and back home in maine now. kaci hickox is speaking out about her treatment, calling it inhumane. the health care worker was the first to return to the states under the mandatory quarantine order in some states. new jersey governor chris christie defends his position. >> my first priority is to protect the sub lick health and safety of the people of new jersey. i will not submit to any pressure. >> new jersey, new york and illinois have issued a mandatory quarantine for travelers who have had contact with ebola patients in west africa. >>> now he is joining larry hogan on the campaign trail today. the pair is taking the change maryland bus tour. in the meantime, hogan's opponent, democrat and current lieutenant governor anthony brown stumping for votes in bethesda today. he picked up an t for his commitment to gun safety. >>> maryland's race for governor is just one big race we're watching this m

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> a local rabbi is out of jail after allegations that he secretly recorded at least six women with a hidden camera in a shower. prosecutors now say that rabbi barry may have recorded hundreds of women. >> reporter: i mean, they have identified the six women but now investigators are going through all the other images, trying to figure out not only who these other women are but when they were recorded. 25 years is one of d.c.'s most powerful and respected rabbis. and he walks out of court being heckled. jeffrey claim he spied on his wife and tamed her getting undressed in the changing room. >> is that why you came today, to say his face? >> yeah. >> he put me through hell in more ways than one. she claim she saw a machine like this. it looks like a clock radio with you it is really a camera. >> i remember it vividly. him saying, don't put anything on the counter. >> reporter:

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstockever officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> and now the restaurant alert with the mouse complaint that uncovers the sweet spots for the rodents. i'm russ ptacek. text food to 25543 for the digital kitchen histories in dc, virginia, and montgomery county in the restaurant alert. but for the prince george's county, we need to search through the old fashion paperwork. showing them complaining on green belt road in green belt in that candy section. and the september 2 report cites several rodent droppings and nasty material and contaminated candy. they are back in business. text the word food to 25543 to search yourselves in the restaurant alert. >>> in our area it is on the front lines in the war against ebola. a part of a group of the personnel that are trying to stop the spread of the virus. peggy fox talked to her wife. >> we're all humans. this is the humanitarian crisis that we want to help with. >> reporter: dr. ben

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i'm barbara harrison. let's go straight to news 4's richard jordan at the live desk. >> barbara, this is in parliament hill, in ottawa, there's been a shooting at the national war memorial in canada. a guard, a uniformed soldier there, was shot. you're looking at the scene, very chaotic, a very busy area. we're hearing reports out of canada that the gunman did answer the parliament building and shots were fired inside that building. the prime minister is safe. he has been removed from the area. parliament now on lockdown as the hunt goes on for the gunman. we're hearing the gunman had a large gun, possibly a rifle. people were looking for cover as soon as those shots rang out. several shots, well over a dozen. then you had several good samaritans who rushed to that un rm toed guard, trying to perform cpr on that guard. we're still waiting to get information on that guard, what condition he or she is in. we're waiting on a possible motive here. we're tapped into a canadian news agency who's reporting from t

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> it is now 4:57 we now know the name of the man killed in this crash in riverdale. the man a emmanuel ezeke. his car veered off riverdale road and slammed into a utility pole. he died at the scene. >>> designers are thinking inside the box to create prime real estate. they are doing it by turning shipping containers into store departments. containers at shipping yards are repurposed into retail, restaurant states. catholic university students already call them home. it took four months to go from 18 metal boxes to home sweet home. >> they came by and blessed our unit the other day. there's a lot of buzz about it. >> this is prefabricated housing at its best. the strength is three times what a standard steel building would be. >> designers say these containers could be ideal for disaster relief. they say is the tricky part will be zoning regulations because they're not on any

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> take a good look at the outside of your house if you are being of putting it on the market anytime soon. curb appeal could make all the difference. mary lou dell is here with common mistakes people make in selling a home. always good to have you here with us. we know curb appeal must be important because there is a whole tv show talking about curb appeal. but how important are the first impressions? >> oh, they are very important. people are looking not only as they drive by, but that could determine whether they wanted to see the house. oftentimes sellers put so much effort into making sure the garden or the trees are ruined or fixed. >> because you have got to get them in the door. >> because you have got to get them in the door. but the front door, often people forget. >> the most overlooked part of it? >> wow. >> that is the most overlooked. you should always either mak

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> we're talking about home rule. just before the break, dr. demcheck, you were talking about the folks who are putting together the celebration. a lot of the them are old faces that some of us will remember. and i'd like to show you a picture recently of the reunion of council members and former mayors. you all got together for this reunion a couple of weeks ago must bring back a lot of memories. >> yes. it was like old home week there. we're trying to get as many elected officials together as we could. because there's no picture of that anywhere in any archives. so we wanted to get that together. one thing we're trying to do is gather that old history ask bring it together. panels of one kind or another, gathering photos, trying to put a history together. that's part of the panel that reverend tucker is working with. so we're trying to bring all that history together, put it

barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> finding treatment and a cure to help lives there would save lives here. >> i think politically it really looks -- it looks too extremist. it looks too reactive, the n it. instead of sitting down and saying how soon can we figure this out. you're going from one week we t airports, whe they come in, where they come out. a week later, we'll stop them all from coming into the country. as joy was saying, circumvent that in some ways and it may create more bureaucracy that's not needed. if they want to do something other than just sort of checking as you come into dulles, they have to come up with a better plan than just sort of stopping it. i like to play the devil's advocate here, i'm going to have a difficult time doing it because i agree with both of you. but i was also thinking when we talk about banning -- most people think about dulles airport becau that's our internatl ai