chuck: you are right. i think she hit bottom and i think she did in new hampshire and clear in new hampshire and iowa she was showing some real issues but she's about where she should be. in some ways her number was too big just because she was the only known name. dan: particularly if you include the vice president in those polls. when we looked at that and did it with the vice president and without, much of his support goes to her. gwen: senator sanders' achievement is noteworthy. alexis: that is great. gwen: people will be writing checks. chuck: ben carson is like that, too. his donations are in a small way. sanders and carson, they are grassroots. gwen: why jeb bush's fundraising has gone a little flat. beth: it is the ineff built factor. he was at the top and there was a feeling that he was the next guy in line and the republican party usually nominates the next guy in line and everything turned on its head with trump and carson and fiorina. gwen: it's the fall and we are going to wait to see what hap

chuck? >> the heavy rain down to our south and southeast, that's coming our way as a developing and strengthening area of low pressure, becoming a nor'easter headed for the coastline. it's the nor'easter that's going to cause us all the problems. the latest track from joaquin keeps it farther off the coastline and will have no direct impacts on the maryland or delaware beaches outside of coastal erosion and large waves. the impact from the nor'easter, heaviest rain from today

chuck? >> we have to remember one more thing, the most popular democrat in the country right now is actually barack obama and it's not somebody on that stage. maybe that's something that vice president biden is thinking about. kristen welker, thank you. >>> let's turn to the republicans. had a busy day up in new hampshire. jeb bush released his plan to repeal and replace obamacare today. it's common to hear republicans say scrap it, but so far, jeb bush is the only candidate other than bobby jindal who pitched a proposal. today he's in new hampshire trying to tie obamacare's defects to the top democrats running for president. >> hillary clinton supports it, and so does bernie sanders and the others in the debate tonight and they'll prove they'll be strongly supportive of this top down driven highly bureaucratic plan. >> let's bring in chris jansing. she is live in lebanon, new hampshire. so chris, walk me through it. what is this plan and i guess i'm curious, how enthusiastic is bush about i

let's check in with chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. the cool temperatures have dropped precipitously. there's a real chill in the air. 46 in guy thersburg and rockville. 51 degrees in brandywine, maryland, this morning. planning out your day, the sun is up at 7:17. the temperatures will be up. mid-50s by 9:00, near 60 by 11:00. it's going to be a beauty of a day. just about average for the middle of october. a clear sky this evening will allow temperatures back down into the upper 50s by 9:00 tonight and mid-50s by 11:00. we'll talk about the weather and what to wear on your way out the door first thing this morning. that's in ten minutes. here's melissa right now. >> still have this problem in bethesda. rockville pike between pooksville road and cedar lane, we have the water main break. right now all we have open, two northbound lanes and one southbound lane. megan mcgrath to keep her updated. prince george's county, a little bit of roadwork that's gotten out of the way for the large park here this morning. 95 in virginia, a little bl

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. cloudy start, might get a little sunshine first thing, then a ribbon of rain drops out here to our west moving to far western maryland. this brings a slight chance for showers, best chances for rain today along i-81 and the shenandoah valley and northern parts of maryland. everyone has a chance of getting a rain drop on them first thing this morning. hour by hour, 56 now, temperatures on the mild side near 60 at 7:00 a.m. mid-60s by 9:00. near 70 by 11:00 with a risk of showers between 8:00 this morning and noon in and around the metro area. showers should be coming to an end by 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon. mild, turn a little breezy this afternoon, but temperatures up to the low and mid-70s, pretty much area wide. coming up in ten minutes, we'll let you know if the rain drops impact the kiddos in or out of school. let's hope the drive roads mean a smooth ride into work. >> dry roads, you can see live picture, 66 here, no problems there right now in much of the earlier road work there

dagen: i was going to say, chuck. >> thanks, chuck. mitch mcconnell. while he is more in the senate, more careful about what he pushes, because, kind of believes that they need to have republican in the white house for any change to actually happen, right, chuck? >> yeah. i think that, a, the senate is a -- group of really old men over there doing that work and just a few ladies. you have this group that moves slowly to begin with. you don't want, mcconnell is trying to keep his job as well and not stir up the fire ant nest i was talking about. he doesn't want to stir that up. he is a little more calculated in his words. it was easier when barack obama in there, wasn't in power, our first job is to make sure we don't see a second term. first job is to take him on in his policy analysis. i think you see a much more, way they move these issues in the senate much different than the way ryan runs it in the house. >> also only takes 60 votes in the senate. runs like catholic church where the house run likes protestant, first ink thing up will go out the doo

chuck bell says it's cool and breezy. >> chuck has what we can expect hour by hour. chuck, good morning. >> good morning, eun and aaron. welcome to friday. yes, indeed, friday. that's the most important part of the forecast that means the most to most folks. turning much cooler to downright chilly this evening. sprinkles in the panhandle of west virginia, but most of us are dry. temperatures in the 40s to near 50 by now. morning runners, maybe a little extra layer first thing but we'll be into the sunshine. temperatures into the low 60s by lunchtime. mid to upper 60s right in and around town. not a bad day to be outside. a little breezy at times. we're going to grade recess. i'm a tough grader, melissa. >> i know you are. you're a tough grader. what do you think we're going to get? you can't tell me? >> i'll tell you. fwievt my big red pen ready to go. >> you're telling me i wouldn't be able to go to recess. >> tell us about traffic? >> this is a-plus. inner loop and outer loop, everything running quite nicely here this morning. 66 and 95 looking good. don't have any

chuck says it's still showing in michigan. chuck has more. >> i'm here. >> chuck, can you hear us? >> i was just on the radio. >> do you have a forecast for us? >> chuck, we were just talking about the snow in michigan, chuck. none of that -- it's cold but not here. >> it is cold. if we could switch over to max 1, inside shop talk, guys -- >> do you want me to head to the green wall, chuck? >> i've got my green wall. it depends on which computer we're going to use. max 1 -- anyway, this is all inside baseball talk at home. they're like did he mention the forecast yet? not yet. here it comes. a cloudy sky. 42 in washington. here's what has saved most areas this morning from being below freezing. a northwest wind at 12 miles per hour. that little breeze protection will not be there tonight into your monday morning so tomorrow morning will colder than this one. partly cloudy. breezy and staying on the chilly side for sure. sunshine in and out. more sun than yesterday but still we'll have some clouds from time to time. the wind will stay up during the daylight hours but the wind and cl

chuck's forecast today.now why? because they're going to be outside shivering without a coat. the temperatures are dropping. take a look at that. 30s. and we're in for some cold weather in the next few days. >>> a suspect in handcuffs gets away and assaults several officers. a video you've got to see before police got him back in custody. >>> we're looking at 9:30. we've made it to the half hour of the 9:00 hour which means -- >> -- which means chuck's outside. he's an intrepid meteorologist. did you take your own advice?bu? >> no, no, no. i'm not bundled up. >> you're not out there too long. >> no. and as long as you stand on the sunny side of the patio, it's not too bad. if you're in the shadow and feeling the breeze, it's a little bit colder out here for sure. you're right. i don't need my winter jacket. let's take a look what the skies are looking like. a couple of clouds on the disstakt horizon there. otherwise it's clear over town. there's a look in the south. nestled along inside the poto c potomac. w

chuck? >> outside we have a lot of clouds overnight and now into early this morning, skies are start dog clear out just a touch. clouds helped hold temperatures up. it's a mild start. 57 in gaithersburg, 61 in manassas and 59 out in martinsburg, west virginia. no real slowdowns. tomorrow looked good too. light rain on sunday. commuter drive time forecast mainly dry, 50s to near 60s. have your sunglasses for the ride home later today. >> thank you, chuck. >>> they've become popular in the workplace. perhaps you've seen some in your workplace. we have some here. why they can sofrl an age-old problem in your child's classroom. >>> and right now i'm tracking a dangerous situation out at sea as people along the mexican coast brace for the strongest storm ever seen in the eastern pacific. 'll have the projected packet >>> right now the strongest storm err measured is barreling toward mexico. hurricane patricia is a category 5 and getting bigger. look how strong it is on the radar. it's moving towa

chuck? >> the heavy rain down to our south and southeast, that's coming our way as a developing and strengthening area of low pressure, becoming a nor'easter headed for the coastline. it's the nor'easter that's going to cause us all the problems. the latest track from joaquin keeps it farther off the coastline and will have no direct impacts on the maryland or delaware beaches outside of coastal erosion and large waves. the impact from the nor'easter, heaviest rain from today into early afternoon tomorrow. strong wins possible late tonight. that could knock down trees and power lines. it will be a high impact weather day for the heavy rain and increasing wind threat and it's chilly too. temperatures only in the mid-50s right now. there it is on storm team 4 radar. this is coming northwest bound. heavy rain is coming our way. floosh flood watches are up. 2 to 4 inches of rain are possible between now and the time you get up saturday morning. impacts in ten minutes. speaking of which, impacts

chuck is right about this. small and medium sized businesses pay all the taxes because the big corporations have gotten tax breaks for decades now. bernie wants to make everyone equal by making the rich poorer. i want to make the poor richer. i work a lot with at risk kids and if you tell them you get an education and get a job somewhere, the problem is jobs are not there for these young people. we got to get something going with our economy and to look to europe and say, hey, aren't they really great? i don't think they are. nothing against europe. i think america is the innovator and has been the leader. why look to another country for our mold when i think that our country is okay. it's almost an antiamerican sentiment. >> all right. thank you. and what have you got? >> well, halloween coming a little early to washington as the debt limit deadline closes in on washington. we separate the fear from the facts. and paul ryan wants to lead the people's house but he also wants to spend weekends at his house. does

chuck, thank you.ood to you here. >>> fresh developments in the fbi probe in hillary clinton's email server. we're learning her actions may have violated espionage act. we're taking you to d.c. for this breaking story. we have more on it right after this. ♪ at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like ordering wine equals pretending to know wine. pinot noir, which means peanut of the night. trish: breaking right now, new developments on hillary clinton email scandal. her private server may have violated espionage act. a source telling fox that the fbi is investigating whether she violated a subsection of the espionage act because of what they're calling her gross negligence in using her private server. in other words, in her attempt to make her life more convenient for herself, could sheave exposed all of our secrets to the world? if so, then she would be violating the espionage act, according to this source. her shades schlapp and joe trippi. mercedes, seems rather obvious to

let's get right to chuck bell and one of the 1-2 pun snooch that's right. gafrp teed we're going to be impacted by the nor'easter. coming up at 5:21, aisle she you the latest track which is optimistic for us. new indications is the storm may stay out to sea. that's the weekend storm. in the meantime a big nor'easter coming up the coast promises wind and rain in abundance. 3 to 6 inches of rain possible here in the metro between now and the end of the day on saturday. already a couple of showers out there this morning. will need your umbrellas. it's a lot cooler now. we'll stay in the upper 50s to near f 0s. that's all we can muster today with rain showers likely any time wchl'll talk about the weather impacts on your commute coming up in a few minutes and the latest on ba keen is coming up at 5:21. >>> good morning. a brand-new crash on the outer loop of the beltway. looks like nothing is slowing down at this point. we'll keep an eye on that one for you here. looking at 66, you can see a lot of rain over that area. 95 northbound pretty dry here. southbound,

but look where they are now, chuck.ton next week can walk into that committee hearing and basically fight for a stalemate and walk out fine. and what does she have at her disposal? kevin mccarthy's comments, richard hanna's comments, she can run out the clock and that's from folks i've spoken to who know how the committee operates and folks who know the leadership, that's what they're most upset about, is that this opportunity they have to go after hillary clinton on national tv, they've given her so many gifts to swat them back. and how will that play out, they're disappointed, they really are. >> and you said that it could go on all day. is it all going to be televised, or will they tell the cameras to shut off for part of it? >> it's unclear. i believe most of it will be televised. however, if you do get into that national security situation, like we just saw here with miss abedin, then they could be shut off and go to a separate room. but we have not gotten all the information about that at this time. all we know is

what's going on, chuck? >> nice day outside today. won't be anywhere near as warm as yesterday. 78 yesterday and noticeably cooler outside this morning but dry. those rain showers are now gone t. will turn breezy and sunny thisfternoon and there's much more cold air coming our way as we head into the weekend. 50 in gaithersburg, 50 leesburg and ashburn. your hometown forecast montgomery county, aspen hill today, dry morning, 58 degrees at 7:00 a.m. 67 at noon. plenty of sunshine and breezy. by 6:00 when you decide to come home later on this evening. prince georges county. highs today, upper 60s to near 70. effects it will have on your commute is ten minutes away. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the democratic candidates for president of the united states. >> today hillary clinton will campaign with a new wind behind her. nbc's "meet the press" moderator chuck todd tweeted clinton was easily the most polished and prepared candidate on stage. wasn't even close. but sanders isn't going anywhere. >> now it didn't have the one line

. >> storm team 4's chuck bell joining us. hey, chuck. >> you need the extra layer to get out the door. as long as you stay busy, keep a brisk pace going, it will be a nice enough day to stay outsiechld it's going to stay pretty cold all day long. looking northwest-bound. here's chevy chase. there are more clouds here across parts of northern maryland and southern pennsylvania. the clouds are going to try their best to make it down into the metro this afternoon. right now temperatures are in the mid-40s across much of the area, and as you plan out your afternoon, chilly, breezy, and cool. temperatures will-inch their way only into the mid-50s. don't plan on much of a warmup. temperatures will quickly fall out of the 40s and into the 30s before 11:00. so a cold night tonight and a cold start tomorrow morning. in fact, tomorrow's temperatures will be even lower today and if you want to see a few snowflakes, you won't have to drive far. no accumulating snow but an occasional conservational forecast coming up. >>> happening today,

>> reporter: good afternoon, chuck.that first question, is this the third intefadeh? i think it's too early to say that. yet, remember the last two intefadehs lasted five years even and resulted in thousands of deaths. so far, we've had dozens of deaths but knife attacks on a fairly low level. but they are becoming more and more frequent. and people are beginning to worry that the violence is gaining momentum of its own, the most recent, for example, here yesterday when a young palestinian man past this camera and was shot dead by police. hamas and fatah called on palestinians to have a day of rage tomorrow and to confront israeli security forces after friday prayers. the israeli police and army are taking that very seriously, for example, armored personnel carriers are deployed along the gaza border. this city has been swamped by police with checkpoints everywhere. but i think the most interesting thing is the division. divisions physically in the city and divisions between the leadership, between netanyahu and abbas,

chuck? >> all right. outside this morning temperatures are in the chilly 40s in the suburbs to low 50s. it's cool and dry. be on the lookout for that. a complete check of the seven-day forecast and a look into your weekend is just five minutes from now. >>> 6:47. a new discovery could quickly redirect the search of a miss hello 80-year-old man. that they found a body over the weekend at a park where he disappeared. "news4" with what happened next. derrick? >> reporter: yeah. we're outside watkins regional park right now. there's part of an effort to locate luben phipps, the senior assisted living home that he stayed for a senior's picnic. now he said he wanted to go to the bathroom and after that, he hadn't been seen. seen since then. there have been flyers all over the neighborhood and searches have combed this 300-acre park. yesterday they came back and they were searching a part of the park they had search previously described as a soybean field when they found the body in that park. now t clothing mat

chuck is here. we have a little cloud blanket. >> yeah. >> insulating a little bit. >> exactly right. >> sounds like a weatherman. >> i studied meteorology. he sat two seats away from a weatherman for many year. it is osmosis. job well done. cloudy skies, and, yes, a little chance for rain coming your way early today. if you don't have to leave the house until after lunch time, you can probably be rain free. but if you're going outside before lunch, pack the umbrella. temperatures, average high drifted down below 70 degrees. average high is 69. and falling. and it stays below 70 all the way through april 25th of next year. so the cool season has arrived. it is 60 now. relatively mild start to the cool season as odd as that sounds. winds out of the south at 6:00. what to expect today, cloudy and on the mild side this morning. occasional light rain possible between now and about lunch time. then we'll get back to sunshine and the noticeable west to northwesterly breeze later on this afternoon. nothing

. >> chuck bell has more about the storm threat. hey, chuck. >> absolutely right. we have a big nor'easter to get through today, tormorrow, and we'll have big winds where trees and power lines may come down. an area of low pressure off the eastern seaboard comes off the coast and throws an abundance of moisture in our area. heaviest rain up through late morning to about noontime tomorrow. strongest winds will probably occur overnight tonight and with two to three inches of rain and winds over 40 miles an hour, you will have problems with power in places. frequent updates on air and online and frequent push alerts from our app. and, again, heaviest rain comes in today and tonight. we'll talk about the rain. breaking news and first four traffic. >> breaking news on the roads. just spoke with police right now. the ramp from g.w. parkway, they're shut down. they do not know how long this might last, so we're pushing this out on the washington app as well. taking a look at 270 as we fly down south, as you're heading out, it opens up. you're oklahoma northbound as well.

>> you tell me, chuck.ndate strong enough to be able to take on the most powerful interest here in washington? that was the whole theory of me saying that i would step down. that we are going to focus on the single campaign, so there would be no ambiguity. and once i was here, washington would have to say, look, the people have spoken. but the only way to have that clarity is almost a frodo-like move. you're saying is, this is the thing i'm doing, but people are pushing back, because they don't trust the congress would follow through or live us to this. this is the fundamental issue that we've been thinking about, but in the context of three to five-minute conversations, let's keep focused on, what is the motivation? the motivation is, we don't have a government that works. so we've got to have a campaign that focuses on getting us that government. >> all right. well, you are right, it's a three-to five-minute conversation and i'm going to have to go. mr. lessig, i will be following your campaign and perhap

good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. your hometown is going to be sunny and warm today no matter where on the dmv you live. it's a dry morning in the 70s one more time, everybody. that will be today. rain chances, nothing to worry about today or tomorrow. ads we get back into the weekend, a little more concern. for now, 45 gaithersburg and leesburg, 39d. 51 arlington and washington. planning out your day. temperatures in the 40s out the door early this morning. near 60 by 9:00 a.m. near 70 by noontime. a fair amount of sunshine. by then we'll be in the mid-70s across the area. a collect on traffic now with melissa mollet. >> good morning. right now we're sending a chopper over to 66 at sudbury road. not seeing anything too exciting here on camera. let's hope the volume is not as crazy as i'm perhaps anticipating. 270 southbound. we still have that crash. it's off the shoulders. of course, we're getting typically slow there. we'll see you with travel times in ten minutes. >>> we're following breaking news. a deadly incide

chuck. >>> outside, a mostly clear sky out there now. temperatures head back down into the 40s across most of the metro area. there are a few cool spots. 39 manassas. 48 at restin town center. a plus for recess today. bus stop weather in the chilly 40s this morning. mid 60s midday and mid 70s for high temperatures this afternoon. what to wear today, just a light jacket for early this morning. sunglasses and maybe you could even get away with some shorts later on this afternoon once you get home from work and school. mild kay. mild weather lasts up until the weekend. that's up with the seven day in ten minutes. >>> chuck, thank you. it is a murder that first had investigators scratching their heads. now the man police say pulled the trigger is behind bars. how officers nabbed their suspect. >>> we are going to take you behind the scenes as man's best friend trains to protect and serve. how these dogs learn to ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> not unifying, that will be fine as well. i'll be happy to stay where i am at the ways

i'm steve kornacki in for chuck todd.w to troubling news for an american journalist imprinced in iran. iranian state tv reports today that "washington post" correspondent jason rezaian held now for more than 14 months in iran has been convicted. "post" executive editor martin baron is calling the conviction an outrageous injustice. for now, many details remain unknown. nbc news tehran bureau chief ali arouzi joins us from london. what do we know so far about this conviction? >> reporter: steve, the iranian legal system is notoriously opaque so we don't know very much and i doubt jason rezaian knows very much of what's going on. he is being kept in solitary confinement, very little access to the outside world. what we have been able to piece together is what state media has put out over the last 14 months and they have accused him of some very serious charges, accused him of collecting confidential information in iran and passing it on to hostile governments, of writing a letter to president obama, of endangering national

chuck bell is telling us about another nice morning. good morning you do, chuck. >> that's right. what a great columbus day it's been. we're dealing with a little bit of patchy fog first thing this morning. on the hole it's going to be a perfect day. enjoy it. rain chances are as early as tomorrow. for now a cool start. low to mid-40s in the western suburbs to right around 50 in downtown and bayside. your hometown frachlt waldorf, 49 at 7:00 a.m. 69 at lunchtime and 72 by 6:00 this evening. great day to be outside. there's your exclusive sky cast. new but sunshine and a few clouds around. how are things in bethesda, melissa? >> not so good. just got off the phone with the police. this may be shut down still. the westbound lanes could be shut down until 8:00 this morning. somebody hit a pepco pole. it's going take some time to get that out of the way. right now, quantico, going to taken 17 minutes. that's as good as it gets for sure. no problem here. on 395, no problems there as well. no major issues to worry about. this morning, taking a look now, let's see if it will advance, 66

chuck? >> outside this morning, skies are partly cloudy but these clouds are going to be moving on out as cooler, dryer air moves on in for the next couple of days after a beauty of a day yesterday made 78 degrees much more typical weather of october move in. before today as you get into the weekend it will start feeling more like november. impact on your day today, a nice low impact weather day. cool and breezy. you'll want to take the jacket today. you could have gotten away with shorts and a t-shirt. today jeans and a light jacket. by the weekend though, way cooler. saturday breezy and chilly with highs only near 50. colder still on sunday. frost or freeze may be possible sunday and monday mornings. for our suburbs west of d.c. out to the shenandoah valley and northern maryland. a colder weekend is coming our way. it's not too bad outside. 58 in sharpsburg, maryland. 48 in manassas, 56 in arlington. sun is up at 7:16. temperatures mostly in the low to mid 50s for the next couple of hours.

chuck? >> outside we don't have any big rains to worry about. we couldn't rule out a stray shower or two. but the bulk of the rain we had is going to be the end of it. most of it will be dry going forward. still a lot of puddles and wet leaves on the ground that makes sidewalks and side streets very, very careful. friday looking just fine. "storm team 4" radar tracking this one last line of showers here. if it holds together, it will. the showers should for the most part be coming apart. it's mild. temperatures in the 60s. will be in the 70s later today. seven-day forecast in ten. >> thanks, chuck. keeping your kids safe. the potential trouble spots you should be looking for on their costumes before you get them dressed. >>> plus a developing story i'm watching right now. passengers on alaska airlines are being warned this morning as the airlines deals with a computer glitch. computer glitch. what we're learn i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the

chuck, there's a man on staff named chuck laud ner, nicknamed chuck the truck, famous for getting rickhe state in 2012. santorum won this state probably because he was able to get to all 99 counties. i will say one thing about this crowd. it's an older crowd, the type of crowd that would attend a caucus, less the type of carbon dioxide that are just coming out to see a celebrity. >> that would tell you that chuck is having more influence on where to hold the events and that may say we are in phase two of trump turning into a real operation on the ground in iowa. katy tur on the road in burlington, thank you very much. >>> up next, politics and pop culture collide at 88 miles per hour. politicians are in to using "back to the future" day to pitch their policies, but the idea is actually a blast from the past. >> where we're going, we don't need roads. if you don't think beat con mewhen you think aarp, you don't know "aarp." the aarp fraud watch network helps everyone protect themselves and their families against scams and identity theft. find more real possibilities at aarp.org/possibil

chuck? this morning a mostly clear sky that's allow temperatures to down into the 40s and 50s. 50 now in rockville and chevy chase. 49 at dell lus airport. 53. there's your exclusive. sky cast 4. not picking up much if anything in the way of a single cloud. temperatures near 5 w. 62 at lunchtime. highs in the mid to upper 60s. back in the 50s for this evening. coming up, what to wear on this thursday out the door. >>> police in prince william county are looking for a man who tresses as a woman. he's saying he's sneaking into women's restrooms to spy on them. "news4's" meagan fitzgerald live at potomac hills. where the most recent incident happening. >> reporter: good morning. a brazen suspect. a 35-year-old mom inside a staal with her daughter. she tells investigators she sees a mirror coming underneath the staal. she confronts the suspect who takes off. i want you to take a good look at these images that you're about to see. police say this is the suspect. these images are from a similar in

chuck? >> you can't see the clouds. though most of the rain is done, there's a small chance of a few more showers coming our way. a little line of rain showers there. working its way toward i-81. i don't think we have much of a rain threat in the metro today. you may want to have your pocket umbrella to keep it safe. right now, it's in the low 60s. it's going to be a mild day today. t-shirt weather lauter this afternoon as temperatures will climb into the 70s. so your school day forecast, mild, near 60. recess only gets a "c" because of the splashy puddles. >>> s.a.t.s. and what students can do. >>> why did a principal thank a student. >>> take a look. a new update on bei bei. the new milestone the panda >>> the time is 5:44. we have breaking news right now. crews are working right now to dismantle a jackknifed truck on the inner loop of the beltway. the truck was involved in a multi-vehicle accident overnight. this is prior to georgetown road. megan mcgrath will be louisville on the scene at 6:00. she'll have what will

straight to chuck bell and look at whether or not you'll see rain in your hometown. good morning. >> good morning. okay either cold or wet. nobody likes to be both cold and wet. a chilly one later on today with the rain showers moving in. but it is flat out cold this morning, a lot of 30s on the map, likely to be wet by sundown tonight and heavy rain makes it tomorrow a weather alert day here at nbc 4. more frequent updates coming. there is the radar this morning. rain already in southwestern and c

. >> first we go back to storm team 4's chuck bell with your forecast. chuck? >> yes, indeed. freeze watch already posted for the shenandoah valley. this is saturday night into sunday morning but i fully expect that it will be expanded to include at least the western suburbs. potentially even the metro as we get into saturday night. maybe a raindrop or two near the gaithersburg area. maybe a drop or two. temperatures out the door this morning are in the cool. 40s and low 50s. your forecast, takoma park, maryland, 52 with clouds. 61 at lunchtime and 62 by dinner time. when i see you next we'll talk about the weather impact on your commute. speaking of which, here's melissa mollet. >> good morning. a brand-new problem. they say metro is good. orange line delays because of a track malfunction. that just popped up. nice light volume on a friday morning. doan we want light vacuum. outbound still have the right lane blocked there because of a disabled vehicle. we'll see travel time in just ten minutes. >> millilitering thank you. 6:01. we're working to find out more about the seriou

we have "storm team 4's" chuck bell in our studio.st amelia segal at the public works maintenance building. amel amelia? >> reporter: that's exactly right. we're in the command center. this is where folks coordinate road condition, where plows need to go. you can see lots of cameras focused on roads. i want to take you over here. this is something that's relatively new. this is a situational dashboard. if you're prans george's county resident, you to check this out. also new this year an app. if you want to download the app, go to the google play store, android play store, look up pgc trip and what that's going to do is put information right in the palm of your hand, roads, conditions, incidents. that's going to come right here to the command center. coming up in about 30 minutes we're going to get in a storm truck, follow a plow driver around, and follow some challenges they face and might face for this upcoming year. i have to say, guys, in talking about snow, we start talking about mid-december and the first inch toward the end of

back to you, angie. >> thanks, chuck. now hurricane joaquin is slamming the bams where it was upgraded to a category 3 overnight. nbc's reporter is there now. how is it looking? >> reporter: people are surprised it's strengthened to a category 3. that means 100 miles an hour. where i'm standing in nassau, it appears it's simply going to be tropical force winding here. you can see i don't need my raincoat but you can see it blowing. further east is the real concern out in areas like san salvador island, cat island, long island. populations there are anywhere from 100 to about 3,000. but with a category 3 storm coming and in some places already hitting, communications knocked out, they're getting hammered, and a lot of folks are caught off guard because folks were paying attention, of course, where you're living in an area where there are hurricaning. it's one you'll always have your eye on. but when they went to bed with a category 1 and waking up with a category 3, it's a whole other story. the greatest concern, angie s w

chuck bell is following your forecast. we'll have that later on. >>> and we're following a developing stir out of north >>> this is developing now after reports of an active shooter at a college campus overnight. a student at north carolina university in durham has been shot. the all clear was given about 35 minutes later. the student who was shot is expected to recover while police are still looking for that shooter. back to you. >>> it's 4:41. time now for "weather & traffic on the 1s." let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell. >> upper 30s. gaithersburg, manassas, 46. 44 in springfield, virginia. 49 in arlington and falls church. so what to wear for the kiddos on the way out the door, maybe a jacket. supplying glasses as it promises to be a very sunny finish to your sunday. bustop temperatures around 48 degrees. we're going to give recess only a-b today because it's going to be chilly. temperatures will hover only in the mid to upper 50s. by dismissal time, temperatures will be in the low 60s. highs today, upper 50s

"chuck, thanks for your time," breen said. "you got it, buddy," todd said. >> chuck todd further analyzed the 2016 election for students and the public at morningside college last night. chuck todd further analyzed the 2016 election for students and the public at morningside college last night. todd addressed a room filled with hundreds of people as he talked about which direction he sees the election going over the next few months. he analyzed the strengths and weaknesses of both parties, especially in areas where it affects the young vote. "this is a huge problem for the future of the republican party," said chuck todd. "i mean there was a survey i saw recently that basically a third of millenials identified with the democratic party. a third identified with no party and only about 18 percent identified with the republican party." todd also spoke about the importance of younger generations and their voice in politics. a sioux city woman has been sentenced to up to 25 years in prison in the death of her infant son and neglect

john, what do you make sense of this. >> chuck must be a goodman. it must be the east texas up bringing that made you so smart. it was kilo verses london. they did it based on two things. it's the fifth amendment and the private taking of the land for public use and how you define the public use and the due process and that validates that. the problem that you have is new london. remember now that it's been taken for the racetrack parking lot and that's a lot different than taking it for hospital and railways were being built across the country and to the commerce. this is taken not for the public use. they claim that it was for public use and it was a benefit. it was from a private person in the home and taking it to a private person that was going to develop some economically. the funding fell throw and you took the home for no reason. that's the problem that you have when you take something from private and then that's the misuse of the government and the supreme court was 100 percent wrong on this. that's where you use this and politicians can b

we'll start with meteorologist chuck bell. >> all right. thanks, aaron. eun, a fairly mild start to the day. there's one more little round of showers here near parkersburg, west virginia. at the rate they're going, you're about six hours away from the metro. that puts them at between 10:00 and 11:00. for later on today, it will be t-shirt weather for sure as temperatures should climb. out of the 60s now. up into the low 70s this afternoon. bus stop weather, a mild morning, dry for now. breezy. a lot of puddles out there on the playground. we're talking about the weekend forecast. for now, traffic at the top of the hour. >> you can see we still have lots of green on the maps that does not seem to be slowing things right now. we do have a crew today to show you what's happening. outer loop, we had a report of a crash. not seeing anything there. i just wanted to warn you in case you're headed out there sometime soon. near g.w. parkway, we have standing water. because of all that rain, 66 inbound no problems. going to take you ate minutes. i'll see you in 10.

hey, chuck. >> yeah. there's a whole lot of uncertainty as to what exactly is going to be the track of joaquin. there's a couple of things in play. this that we're dealing with, that's going to have a big impact on where the track of joaquin officially ends up. there's a lot of uncertainty. one of the computer models keeps it well off the coast. another one brings it a lot closer in. no matter what happens, we're going to get a lot of rain friday and saturday and sunday, monday s what we're going to have to keep a close eye out on as the official track for the national hurricane center still brings a category 1 hurricane or tropical storm somewhere close to the mouth of the chesapeake b bay. so we'll be keeping a very close eye on that. moderate impact on your day today, your thursday, will be cool and rainy. more rain on the way. take your umbrella with you this morning. temperatures are in the chilly 50s and will barely make 0 60 aa high today. for more on traffic, here's melissa. >> good morning. you c

good morning, chuck. >> good morning. it's a nice dry start to day but it is noticeably chilly. 49 in rockville and bethesda, your commuter forecast then, the only real worry, maybe some sunshine delays early this morning or later on today. dry and chilly out-the-door temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s. coming back later tonight, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s on your way home from work and school. tomorrow for halloween, all the trick or treating looks good. as we get into sunday, there may be a chance for rain showers coming in. we'll detail more the timing on that and your trick-or-treat forecast. that's it for now. it's been a tough morning on some of the local roads. >> it's been a tough morning wchl very breaking news. this is another spot right now. westbound 50 at mlk jr. highway, we e have three lanes blocked. that's the report. sounds like they could be getting this out of the way in the next couple of minutes. you can see the tiny dot of original. hopefully things have cleared off to the sid

chuck bell is telling us about another nice morning. good morning you do, chuck. >> that's right. what a great columbus day it's been. we're dealing with a little bit of patchy fog first thing this morning. on the hole it's going to be a perfect day. enjoy it. rain chances are as early as tomorrow. for now a cool start. low to mid-40s in the western suburbs to right around 50 in downtown and bayside. your hometown frachlt waldorf, 49 at 7:00 a.m. 69 at lunchtime and 72 by 6:00 this evening. great day to be outside. there's your exclusive sky cast. new but sunshine and a few clouds around. how are things in

good morning, chuck. >> we can still see our downtown monument. a little code up here east of pu puks tawny. for today. a last of the mild days. temperatures are in the upper 40s and low 50s this morning. what to wear today? no orange pants today. come on now. light jacket, sunglasses for lat later on. but you may do jeans and a jacket. near 50 this morning. "a" for recess. perfect day to get out and do a little bike riding. we'll talk about the rain chances for sunday. for now, slowdown on i-95. never good news. >> that's right, chuck. southbound -- see, i'm already thinking about it. as you're heading into dumfries, 35 miles an hour. northbound here at lorton road you can see north of that we're totally fine. taking a look now at 66 headed into town here, you're at speed from fairfax county parkway to the beltway. it's going to take nine minutes. 64 minutes an hour is your speed. there we have construction in maryland. closed right now north and south that should be out of the way in just a couple of minutes. i'll be back at 4:51. >>> breaking n

they were all there at the time. >> chuck, we're not done.think this investigation ends on thursday, but let me assure you that it does not. we began in may and we are going to continue. this on thursday is just one more step along the way. we may well call many of the folks that you identified there. we still have many witness, many documents that we haven't seen. as recently as last thursday we received christopher steven's e-mails. how on earth could other committees have worked effectively when they didn't even have those e-mails? we don't have them. no thanks to the democrats on the committee who opposed us all along the way. >> congressman schiff, when you joined the committee you said you were willing to look at this in the big picture. you have accused the republicans of not take it seriously. it's in your power. if you don't think they're taking it seriously, why haven't you come up with a witness list? why haven't you decided, you know what, i don't like what they're doing? if you think the investigation needs to go in a more seriou

joining me again now out of sioux city, iowa, is chuck todd., we have the firefighters' union. they say, look, we've been on the phone with biden. we're preparing for him to get in. you have biden saying a bunch of things today at this walter mondale event, that if you want to read it as the prelude to a presidential campaign, you certainly could. we're all doing tea leaf reading right now. what do you make of the news coming out of biden land right now? >> i think you have to sit and see what the candidate himself is saying. and today he sounded like a gun preparing to run. that said, outside of what we're hearing out of the firefighters' union, i don't hear, and steve, i'm curious if you have. i don't hear about a future iowa team being set up. the south carolina team being set up. the new hampshire -- you know, i actually remember what happened in '91 with cuomo, you know? and there were -- there was, we knew people, i remember at the time, you knew people that were looking for office space. you knew people that were making sort of hires wit

chuck? >> a beautiful sky early this morning. a few clouds.hey're not going to bother us. 50 now downtown, but that north wind average 1g 2 miles per hour has a little bit of a windchill youm'll need an extra layer of warmth on your way out the door. mid-40s in the suburbs. near 50 downtown. low 50s by chesapeake bay. nice and crisp and cool out there this morning. temperatures will be climb into the 50s. it will be a good running day today but you'll need a little extra layer of warmth for sure. medium jacket. no more t-shirts and shorts. 50 at noon and near 60 for the high temperature today. your seven-day forecast is a good one considering the fact that november starts here on sunday. don't forget to fall back. trick-or-treating day. temperatures between 5:00 and 9:00, pretty good. cool once the sun sets. of course, sunday, cloudy skies move back in. the big thing about sunday you need to know, you gain an hour of sleep. you put that back. here's the worst part of daylight saving time. sun set is at 9:08. that is complaint worthy. this will