meteorologist brian van de graaff is tracking the weather for us. which fall should we expect around here tomorrow? brian: the warm autumn day. live from the belfort furniture weather center. the temperatureses only got to the 50 today. 55 degrees right now. 55 downtown. south 9-mile-per-hour. humidity is low. crisp for some. 55 in waldorf. there are 60's to the west. the temperatures won't be as cold. it's closer to town and the upper 30's at college park. we have more in a few minutes. >> a dozen families are without a home after a fast-moving apartment fire. it happened at the staple chase apartments not far from 95. live with how families are coping. >> no one got hurt. check out the damage to the upper floor of the apartment complex. they do not believe it's related to the cold snap. the fire consumed the upper flow apartments. >> on the bushes and the back of the buildings. >> firefighters responded quickly to knock down flames. but not before several units were damaged. >> we arrived and 16 family, 26 adults and two children. >> they are tryin

brian van de graaff joins us. a lot of 30s and 20's this morning. brian: we are live in the weather center. it's 52 at the naval air station. chilly tonight. we will slip in 40's in the city, 30's in the burbs. the coolest spot is culpeper, manassas, frederick, mid-30's. how long will this stick around? we have a seven-day outlook coming up. >> the new rules for the drone operators. the f.a.a. annound the strayingsm drone operators will be -- recreational drone operators will have to register their drones. suzanne kennedy has more. >> the federal government knows 700,000 drones will be sold this holiday season. the number of drones are soaring. more to be purchased in the holiday season. they are mandating that they be registered. >> if you enter a national air space this is a serious matter. >> they would be required to know the rules with the drones and they could be punished if they don't operate it safely. the register for pilots or the owners to be tracked down. >> we are hyper focused on ensuring the safety of the aviation system. including the

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but brian van de graaff is killing it out there. that is our own good morning washington team taking part in their version of the high heel race this morning. the real deal gets underway at 9:00. we will have a live preview coming up at 6:00. for the record, yes, that was our meteorologist brian van de graaff winning in those high heels. he didn't just race. he won it. leon: brian just forfeited any emmy he may every win. alison: fantastic. leon: way to go, guys. alison: while we are talking about celebrations, how about halloween-themed celebrations? they are shaping up all around the country. leon: but tonight the f.b.i. has a warning about the potential for dangerous tricks instead of treats for local law enforcement. stephen tschida live in georgetown tonight. what is the warning all about? stephen: first, the f.b.i. is not saying anything specific about any specific threat. however, we are in the heart of georgetown. come saturday night, this area will be filled with halloween partiers and this is the type of situation the f.b.

brian van de graaff has more on the timing. brian: it looks like we could have spotty showers tomorrow, leon. the belfort furniture weather center, just scattered clouds right now, not a big deal tomorrow, just keep the umbrella on hand. 63 across the city, the wind out of the south that 7. tonight will not get as cool. upper 50's falls church and springfield, 60 in waldorf. we will have some peeks of sunshine, but for the kids heading to school, i think they're ok. through the day, a spotty showers, nothing heavy, nothing severe, and we still stay in the mid-70's. a cooler push of air is coming, and a look at the timing of that coming up. leon: thanks, brian. a fire engineon caused a crash with a police cruiser. fire officials say that the final report showed the brake issues worldly fire engine. all vehicles now will be tested for safety. nobody, fortunately, was seriously hurt. alison: a serious crash involving a d.c. police cruiser, a car hitting a pedestrian on connecticut avenue northwest this evening. stephen tschida has

our meteorologist brian van de graaff is back and he has the timing on this. hey. e who only had a.c. in the apartment and had to switch to heat. there is no switching back. let's talk about what is happening. this is beautiful from this morning at the bell haven country club in alexandria. high clouds and the temperatures outside warming. most of us across the area in the 70's. 67 by the water. across the region, upper 60's to 70's. 68 in fort washington. look at that. 70 in manassas. 71 in fredericksburg. 73 in frederick. clear skies a comfortable evening. the coolest suburbs in the low to mid-40's. we will average in the 40's. mainly clear. cool start tomorrow. warmer. shooting for highs in the mid-70's tomorrow. mid-70's as well for thursday. the next cooldown doesn't come until later in the week. at that point we have temperatures in the 60's. it's all relative. not too far. alison: thank you very much. more concern for commuters. after the cars were targeted in prince william county. you leave your car behind. you think it's safe. but some got called friday. y

meteorologist to brian van de graaff. is away, youn doug get the promotion. then: hey, if i could get paycheck. from the belfort furniture weather center, 68 was the high today after the official morning low of 44. in the city, 45 manassas, 46 pax river. later tonight, it appears the temperatures will drop somewhat. it will be a bit of a brisk evening. the temperature slip into the 30's, the skies will be clear, making for upper 30's in the western suburbs, 40's and the metro, 47 the low in winchester. tomorrow, back in the low to mid 70's with sunny skies. how long can we stretch this out? the forecast coming up. alison: meanwhile, only on 7, pot as a profession, the medical marijuana industry is growing. with it, new proposed gross sites. richard reeve got an inside look at the places and people involved. varyrd: the sites tremendously, one in a cornfield several miles west of hagerstown, the other in the lostof hancock, which has hundreds of jobs. for some, the new cash crop has a weirdness factor. this cornfield west of hagerstown could soon be captivatin

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brian van de graaff is here with the outlook. sounds like it will warm up nicely. byan: it will be warmer tomorrow afternoon. live from the belfort furniture weather center, it was cold, 37 degrees downtown. right now 48. the wind out of the south southwest that 10, keeping the temperatures from falling as far. culpeper, manassas 39, 42 frederick and andrews. tomorrow, low 40's, lots of sunshine. the highs tomorrow will peak near 70 degrees. alison: it is what everyone is talking about -- bill cosby's bowl at ben's chili defaced. somebody put the image of kim jong-un over him. tonight we found out who is admitting to it. jay korff has the bizarre details. jay? jay: alison, the poster of north korea's notorious leader was once covering bill cosby's face. it has been taken down now and we were there when it happened. northeast --owl in northwest d.c. monday. >> it was interesting. jay: somebody plastered in image of kim jong-un on top of a mural of bill cosby. the iconic comedian accused by dozens of women of sexual assault. >> it's sad that happened. early monday ev

you can see there, brian van de graaff, eileen whelan, the weather team in second place.t they were running away from the rain headed our way. our way laterming today. rain from the south will be in the areas this evening. a lot more to say about this today at 4:00. jummy: >> welcome to "bucket list" week. this week, we'relaying with some people who've got a very expensive item at the top of their life's to-do list. luckily, we here at the show kind of have a thing for making dreams come true. so get ready, because it's time to play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. i'm chris harrison. are you guys ready to to play "millionaire"? [cheers and applause] me too. for 50 years, our returning contestant has had a passion for archaeology. he's ready to experience the thrill of sitting in dirt, digging for artifacts that may change history as we know it. from wethersfield, connecticut, please welcome back john mulholland. [cheers and applause] john, welcome back, buddy. >> good to be back.

brian van de graaff is here with the forecast. : this morning from frederick, they started at 39. they have bounced to 71. sunshine and clouds and warming nicely. 36 this morning in manassas. 45 culpeper. it was a cool start. most of us now in the mid and upper 60's. 68 winchester. 65 culpeper. temperatures should peak in the low to mid 70's. we have one more mild day tomorrow. cooler air moves in later in the week. you.: thank let's get a check of the roadways. daniel devereaux is here. : we are at 395 northbound. a mobile drain cleaning crew up towards king street. the delays on seminary have eased a little bit. that crew will be there in the area and you may see some slowdowns. we've got some inner loop roadwork. outer loop also dealing with some right lane closures between kenilworth avenue and route one. not looking all that bad. -- traffic is moving around new hampshire avenue. in virginia, we have some right lane road construction from dale city to about 234. you will see more delays here at eigh station. to 70c is moving well on southbound between frederick and the capital

brianne carter has a -- brian van de graaff has a check of the forecast. we will see spring-like weather as they will build back in. 55 in andrews. 53. 57 in fredericksburg. milder to the north and west. warmer on the shot. clear skies and the light breeze. the wind has shifted. it will transport milder air. there is not much to the west or the east. look west. we have another cool and chilly night. but the milder air is going to judge back in. you will appreciate it to the next couple afternoons. our first check for the rest of the week. alison: look at the picture. million of americans woke to winter-like cold and in some cases snow. 19 states under freeze warning and the watches. the dip in temperature were temporary, winter is coming. abc's elizabeth hur has more. elizabeth: taste of winter in october. >> it's too early for snow! i les beth: up to nine inches of snow from upstate northbound, ohio and conditions in vermont. >> i woke up and i thought it >> i woke up and i thought it was christmas. >> it's wreaking habit on the roads. icy roads blamed fo

i -- brian van de graaff is in the weather center. i hope you don't have bad news. brian: we started off with fog and cold numbers. live in the belfort furniture weather center on a glorious afternoon. we got down to 39 this morning. look at the color at sky valley live. we are seeing beautiful color out there. when you wake up, the clouds are increasing. by tomorrow you could see showers, too. you want the umbrella handy. i will have the latest future cast. leon: thanks. iranian state run television is reporting that a secret court convicted "washington post" reporter jason rezaian of espionage. the terms of the sentence has not been released but they are calling it an outrageous injustice. >> he is finding out there is a conviction on tv. but he still doesn't know what he has. leon: they are denying he works as a spy there. alison: new information tonight on the car that ran into an apartment building in capitol heights a week avenue yag. tonight the police say the driver was murdered. diane cho explains. police are reporting that she was suffering from a gunshot w

meteorologist brian van de graaff has more on all of this. what a weekend. brian: crazy weather. the last couple of days we have had ups and downs. we have had showers, cooler weather, and sunnier weather. after a beautiful monday we are looking at a nice stretch of the everything. tomorrow, showers could be back in the mix. take a look outside, bethesda country club from bethesda, maryland. 73. beautiful out there for hitting the links. great day. east light easterly wind at three. other numbers, 77 in leesburg and fredericksburg. 75 in manassas. it's a little cooler down at the naval air station because it's close to the water. tonight the temperatures in the 60's downtown. 50's in the suburbs. when we come back to the belfort furniture weather center i will tell you about showers and rumble of thunder and colder air toward the end of the week. jonathan: brian, thanks. we'll see you then. "washington post" journalist has been convicted on espionage charges in iran. no details are given on what the charges stem from or what charges are issues. suzanne kennedy is in the satellite

brian van de graaff -- wow, the dark horse -- he pulled ahead. say what you want about the ability to run in high heels. who knew he had skills? race at 9:00. kidd o'shea will be there to begin the heel race. alison: my gosh. narrator: for state senate, who shares our values? jeremy mcpike - supports school funding. thinks women should make their own health care decisions. and favors background checks on all gun sales. hal parrish? as mayor, he slashed education. fought to block women's health clinics. parrish gets an "a" from the gun lobby - they oppose background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. virgininia extreme or mainstrea? vote mcpike for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad. parents help their children animals, seen those before but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich kids discover the world with their mouths detergent is harmful if swallowed, so keep laundry pacs up and away from children brought to you