. >>> and news4's david culver is in pittsburgh talking to people in pittsburgh talking to people who were close to some of the i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66. and let's call this plan what it is, the way that it's been rolled out. it's highway robbery. there's also healthcare robbery. barbara comstock voted to sabotage the healthcare market, 64 hiking premiums up t everything that's wrong in washington. spanberger: i'm abwhen dave brater, and i appwent to congress,. he went washington. [ camera shutter clicks ] while virginians struggle with rising drug prices, brat's taken thousands from pharmaceutical, insurance, and other health care companies, voting them billions in tax breaks while voting against lowering the cost of prescriptions and voting against protections for pre-existing conditions for the people he represents. brat serves his donors' interests. we need someone who's for us. >>> as the names of those killed inti

. >> david culver joins us near th tree of life synagogue. david, how are folks coping with this devastating act of violencs torning? >> reporter: angie, for every person you speak to it's different. they're trying to process this in their own way. wherete're sding right now, we've movein the past 30 minutes to the closest we've been abl gto to this synagogue. pittsburgh police have pulled down one of their wider perimeters and allowed the media to get closer. yet as you look at this can notice y traffic signals are changing but everything is still. there's no movement here and ma is much of this city, everyone is in this solemn somber mode and not sure how to move forward. last night we were at a powerful vigil and there were about 3,000 people gathered in there. you can see the numbers, you can hr there was singing, strangers leaning on one another. i cght up with one mother and her young daughter. i asked them how they're dealing with this. what is it like when it's so close to home, when it is home? >> scary, scary. born and raised in isra

reporting in pittsburgh, david culver, news 4. >>> 7:39. now want to take a look at the starting point for the 43rd annual marine corps marathon. we are just about five minutes away from the wheelchair and handcyclists taking off for thir e, the 26.2 miles that everyone will complete today -- except for he runs running the 10k. they are the lucky runners in over the country and even outside t countryoining us outside t countryoining us for very, very special to care for other human beings. nurses ben jealous has a plan called medicare-for-all, that builds on the foundation of medicare, by using our collective purchasing power, to lower costs and the costs of prescription drugs. medicare-for-all allows us to take every pharmaceutical company to task on the price of every drug. get a better deal for all of us. nurses want a healthier maryland and medicare-for-all will lead to just that. my name is hannah and i'm supporting ben jealous for governor of maryland. >>> welcomeback. trying to fight our region's opioid epidemic, but there's a backlo

. >> david culver joins us live near the tree life nagogue. moments ago authorities revealed morehi about horrific shooting. what did they say? >> reporter:m monitoring that press conference happening not too far from here. a surge of new information coming out. most importantly, the names of the 11 victims have been released. they range in age from o 97, eight men and three women. 11 liveske in the tree of life synagogue just behind me. shis remain an active crime scene, offici telling us they're going to keep the area week off for at least a if not longer. we've gotten more information about the suspect. this is what they're saying about robert bowers. they say they took him into federal custoni last t. he will face a federal judge tomorrow morning. these areederal crimes and the u.s. attorneying this and unspeakable and hateful crime. at the same time, the police chief is praising thewh officer helped bring that suspect do down. >nt to praise the officers for what they did. they ran into danger and gun fire to help others. some of that is t

david culver, news 4. >>> well, need a plan for dinner tonight? why not celebrate national taco day. americans ate more than 4.5 billion tacos last yr. that's 490,000 miles of tacos, or 775 million pounds. and you don't have to save tacos for dinner. coming up in o next hour, molette g popular taco joint here in d.c. with inspiration on ways to telebrate throughout the entire day. doou have a taco bell -- you have like a taco costume. that was years ago. i dressed up as a taco. i was taco bell for it's out there. it was 2012, believe. >> oh, wow. good memory. >> well, it's a long time ago now. i'm going to need an extra shell now. gained a little weight since then. we are going to be a e to get outside and enjoy a little sunshine today. just remember, it is going to be nearly hot. i don't know. can you call 89 hot? i guess you kind of can. hat's an average h temperature for the end of july, not the g obeginning ofober. skies are mostly clear. it's a quiet way to get the day going today. and rai chancoday are stacked up later on into thern afn and

back to you. >> david culver for us tonight. thank you.ries around the world are standing in solidarity with the ctims of the synagogue shooing. this building in israel projected the american flag along with the israeli flag on the front of its building tonight. shootings at placesf worship are all too familiar here in the united states. last year, the deadliest attack at a house of worship in theta uniteds happened independence sutherland springs, texas. a gunman shot and killed 26 people. in 2015, a man walked into a church in south carolina and murdered nine parishioners. thre years before that, a gunman shot and killed six andd wounur others inside a sikh temple in wisconsin. stay with news4 for continuing y coverage of thgogue shoot pging. the attack led had local leaderser to our synagogues. for information, open the nbc washington app. >> all right. let's switch gears. eare than 30,000 people are getting for one of the biggest races of their lives. tomorrow's an marine corps marathon. in our area we're bringing in tens of thousands

be sure to follow david culver on twitter. he's staying in pitburgh continuing to tell the stories of the victims and to show us how that area is beginning to heal. >> after the hour, breaking news this morning, metro is set to unveil new budge plt plan an we have details on what this will mean for yourco ute. >> adam is at vienna metro station with more details on this breakin news. what's going on? >> this is huge. we're talking about increased service acrohe board for the transit system and a bold plan that just been unveiled by the general manager. take a look here at the points and what we' talking about. what he wants to do is expand rush hour service at all times on the weekend. drop the fare to flat $2 for the entire weekend trip no matter where you're going. the yellow line service would be extended and sometimes it turns back a silver spring but that would be eliminated and here's a big one, all trains would now be the maximum of 8 cars long and all of a it is effort to get riders to come back to the system. if you h

news 4's david culver has beeng talko people in the squirrel hill community since saturday. >> today, spoke wit rabbi who says this has been a nightmare, but he's still looking for hope in a time of desperation. >> reporter: as the city of pittsburgh continues on that path for healing, tonight, a local rabbi shares with us what they've gone through'rnd where thheaded. >> i had a dream that it was all a nightmare but i woke up this morning and the nightmare just continues. even in the midst of the tragedy and the horror, there's a light there. >> i just wanted to spread some hope and love on a very sad day. >> justxperiencing the emotions. be here together, supporting g care ofelse and tak each other. >> we're in this together. we're not going to allowhe horror and the terrorism and the hatred and the anti-semitism to govern the day. hold each other tigh reach our to your neighbors. reach out to the neighbors who you normallyut wouldn't reach to. there's humanity in everyone. reach out to people, talk to people, allow civil discourse to happen. it's not just jews, it's people of hope a

. >> david culver is live in the area this evening. >> reporter: leon and pat, you mentioned the stars of david. because they have opened up more and more t ofs perimeter allowing folks to get closer to the tree of life synague, you can see the doors are now blocked by mourners. this is as close as they've been able to get since saturday's massacre. meantime you have local leaders and jewisheeaders in community and they are coming together to use this moment. a veny tragic m to launch what they consider to be a -f holed campaign. >> locals consider it the pillar of the squirrel neighborhood. the jcc. living up to its name as a community community center. >> we're in this togetheron we allow the horror and the terrorism and the hatred and the anti-semitism to gover the day. >> he just finished organizin the massive interfaith vigil. thousands attended. as the head of the jcc central for loving kindness, he is working the families mak the cted by rror. >> hold each other tight. reach out to the neighbors who you normally wouldn't reach out. to reach out to people. tao people. allow civil

adam tuss has the morning off, i'm david culver. >> and i'm an ji -- angie goff. >> summer is overstaying i welcome. >> well, david, summer doesn't want to temperatures in the 80s but we need sunshine. skies eat to have sunny on the weekend. a coastal flood advisory for d.c. specific. thouunnds ofrs are running, walking, enjoying themselves at the tidal basin but due t high tides there will be high o water so stay track on the course you are supposed to be running. those of us who have things to do, places to go, people to see, more clouds than sunshine but summer like temperatures will continue throughout afternoon and evening. in fact, we're looking at 80-degree high temperatures into next week. when l feel that fog? that in just moment. >> 10:01. happening now, thousands of people are participating in the army 10 miler. >> and doing so in this warm e weather. the race started before 00. derrick ward is life in northwest not running along the rou route. >> i'm running in here andou i probably tell my doctor about that. these are the determined folks.t thes ones that are determined to fi

i'm david culver. >> i'm angie goff. > breaking news happening on the beltway this morning. our producer allen is sayingf you're coming in this way, you need to avoid it. >> let's give you a live look. this is the inner loop of the beltway in end zone alexandria. drivers are being pushed off ton the right and rerouted on to the eisenhowerconnecter. they're getting back on the beltway at van dorn street. >> there's a lot of things going on this weekend. fall is officially underway,nd look who's back. somara, good to see you. too.ood to see you i have good news. the sun will come out tomorrow. today i know you're waking up to clouds and gloom. don't cancel any plans. not a lot of rain.oo day. look at the current temperatures. i wanted to show you a livelo . you would be looking at a black screen. we have fog out there. right now temperatures at 67 degrees in washington d.c. 65 at dulles. upper siftsr clo to the border. there is a lot going on around town. i'm sure you'll want to head down w to theerford fair. no reason expected. sybe a little bit of drizzle to start but we'llr

i'm david culver. he's a check of your top stories.rt with something that could affect you on the ad. the army 10-miler is officially under way. it started a half hour o. the race is on route 110, over the key brge, on to the whitehurst freeway and into the district. runners will goro adun t ithsonian castle before heading back into the commonwealth of virginia. all of thisap is hning as the memorial bridge is shut down for repair work all week end so be careful on the roads. >>> tomorrow desks will be empty at ben foulois performing arts schoen. st plan to walk out to r otest mold found in th building. they say the school isn'toing enough to help. school officials say pipes have been wrapped in new installation >>> don't mind hecalendar. clay anderson, it seems like summer is lingering bit longer. >> we're hanging on the 80 degree temperaturesan butng on the low clouds as well. those that are running down by the tidal basin, a flood advisory across the basin until 10:00 p.m. tonight. visibility problem across the area. temperatures, t

and be sure to follow david culver on twitter and watch for his on air reports. he is in pittsburgh, continuing to tell the stories of the victims and to s us how the city is working to heal. his reports begin on news 4 at 4:00 this afternoon. >>> only eight days now until the midterm elections. and the number of people voting early in maryland is skyrocketing. "the baltimore sun" reports more than 170,000 people voted rough the first two days, more than double the number from 2014. other places are seeing a robust votingturnout, as well. early v eings in maryland on november 1st. election day is november 6th. >>> anti-vaccine billboards have started pop uping up in several west virginia cities. the billboards shows nick cantone's son and says the baby died after getting ae. vacc the infant's death has been officially ruled sudden infan death syndrome. more than 30 billboards have popped up in new york and other the medical community is insisting that vaccines are safe and that they save lives. >>> ll, someall it the electronic waiting room. every month, millions

david culver spoke to one area rabbi saying he findsor coble that his community has been united. >> we're not going to allow the horror and terrorism and hatred an anti-semitism to govern the day. >> he hopes his community continues to process what happened, they reach out and rely on each other. >> back here at home, a service brought thousands to northwest d.c. >> something has become rotteni america's moral fiber and our society and we mustnd we will take america back. >> gatheri happened at a synagogue in cleveland park. it was a time to remember the victims and to al, but it was also a reminder to resist hate. >> we'll strengthen our resolve to stand proly and tally as americans, and we will not cower. >> stay with news 4 for continuing coverage from pittsburgh. we'll be following president trump's visit as well as showing you how the victims will be celebrated and remembered here in our area. >>> we're learning two sisters from fairfax county found dead in new york's hudson river. the girls were saudi nationals. it's not clear yet whether the girls visited the conciliate duri their

and follow david culver on airter and watch for his on report. he's staying in pittsburgh to continue to tell the stories about how that areas healing. >> 5 minutes after the hour, the man that sent more than a dozen explosives to former presidents and promint democrats will make his first court appearance today. >> he'll appear in miami before being extradited to new york. he likely made the bombs in the van he was living in. it was plastered with political propaganda supporting president trump. his social media posts attacked democrats and the teenage survivors of the parkland school shootings. >> more than once i went into the bathroom tory because of the vile garbage that he wasbo fuelling the lesbian community,traps gendernsgender, american community, it was horrific. >> in 2002, hed threate to bomb a florida power company saying, que, it would be worse than september 11th. >>> breaking news, a plane with nearly 200 people on board has crashed in the sea. >> there were about 181 people on board that boeing. three of them were babies. also si

news 4's david culver is just outside pittsburgh right now where he has new reaction from thoseiving that area. he joins us live on the phone to explain more about the fabric of this community. david. >> reporter: yeah, erica, joining you by pne because we are making our way into pittsburgh right now. i spent much of the ride monitoring a lot of local pittsburgh news feed, hearing eswhat they'reibing in that situation, also spending time talking by phone with a lot of the long-time residents in ttsburgh. they described the squirrel hill neighborhood that you mentioned as a family-focused community, stressing it is not a suburb of pittsbut very much a part of the city. as youoint out,t is traditionally home to a large jewish community. l as oneal tells me, even if the religiosity for some resident may not be as fervent as it once was, it is very much jewish in culture. it is part of th fan ricbric he. there is almost always a community event going on. one of the local news anchors ves in squirrelhill. he was getting choked up as he was commenting and he said, have so much happening he

. >> tonight, david culver explains h our region's growing pains are leading the multiple closell s. >> reporter: drive far enough west and you will experience loudoun county'spen land. country life. drive a little farther and you will see a crop unlike the rest. new homes sprouting up. >>y goodness. just the gwth in leesburg was os explive. >> reporter: she moved out to this beautiful ten acre lot. a cultural adjustment. >> learning to live wit neighbors who have hobbies you don't share. >> reporter: target practice is a common hobby. up until recently, farms were neighbors with other farms. >> they were really fast. tting rapid fire. >>> hosting an outdoor baby ow , she said her guests calmly took cover. >> they heard or felt a bullet whizzing by. >> one of th bullets pierced her bedroom ceiling. nflt in august, bullets striking two homes.>> it has gotten so common here that tonight the sheriff is issuin hiswn warning to residents. >> it is importanto exercise your rights safely. >> reporter: reminding that lounld county prohibit shooting 50 yards of the highway. >>> tonight she is

david culver, news4. >> remember that me. >> we invite you to join us tomorrow f hispanic heritage. high heighting the contributions latinos are making tomorrow morning in our >ea. hen you join the cast of saturday night live, that's a huge accomplishment for comedians. and being great year after year, that's pretty good, too. tonight he is showing. >> keenan thompson who will be on your 16th. >> we just hadre a conversation with him about where he is and the new people. the advice. what it was like being a new guy around here and we'll have that. >> une in fthat. it will be pretty sweet. >> i've nev seen him be normal. you can hear from him tonight on "nightly news." i am so the used to him being in caring. he is just a guy when the cameras go off. >> doug is here and he's brought some clothg with him. >> yeah. they have a big game there. raisingaswareness for b cancer. they asked me to come out last year.and this we've not been able to make it happen. we did take chopper last year. and i want to show you some the kids say hello t out there. and thank you for that nice event on twi

i'm david culver. marine corps marathon weekend. a big weekend here. this morning like the kids run. about 30,000 people ran last year's marathon. the race takes runners through arlington and d.c. even i you're not competing, you can watch and cheer. a great place -- >> i spoke with knoll -- >> another great place to do that is coming down to mile 4 where we will be alongside our partners. we'll be on the arlington side of the key bridge. for specific information on how to get there, open our app and search "marathon". we'll check on the weather after th. we have some fantastic schools slipped. and we have a lot of schools that are in crisis. our current governor has withheld money that could've been spent on education. maryland needs a governor whose top priority is public schools. ben jealous has a plan to fully fund education, to bring teacher pay up so that we can attract the best and brightest. ben's education plan is supported by teachers like me. if parents want better schools, then ben jealous needs to be the person they vote for. my name is ra

david culver, news4. >> what a little personality. and what talent. >> she is a talent. some good work. >> you can and see a slideerhow of work in our app and we invite to you join us on saturday for celebration of hispanic heritage. >> teaming up to show you differences made right here in our area. i challenge you to look at that slide show and not say aww. >>> right now, it is 67 at the airport with cloud cer. but not everybody is seeing the clouds. we were seeing the clouds with everybody. now we're breaking out in .unshi nothing but sunshine. if you live in the d.c. area, yes, you're dealing with cloud cover. that sunshine has helped those areas. 72n rockville with some sun but 67 at the airport and here's we've got clouds in the d.c. area but starting to see some sunshine dropping a little bit but not much. it will be a cool night. you just need a jacket or sweater. we're not seeing any reports of that although i think tonight into tomorrow morning, we have a chance tsee the drizzle. it is a good one. the second longest a te but temperatures where they are now, drop

david culver, ne >> andy's restaurant responded to all of this on facebook.words ofhas to a customer. they offered eight sarcastic thank yous to the woman behind the rant and it ended with thisr thank youhowing us through your pakss all people have the right to be requested. ank you. d we mean this with all the aforementioned respect that you rightfully deserve for never returning to andy's. you are not welcome. >> all right. securing one of our region's biggest events. what's being done to protect runners at this weekend's marine corps marathon. >>>nd rain i moving in. how long is it going to i was a navy doctor, so i'm used to getting to work early. now i have a general practice, with a lot of patients who are counting on me. many of them worry about president trump taking away protections for pre-existing conditions. and women are frightened they could lose reproductive health care. it's why i'm glad i have a friend named ben. ben is a national leader who's protecting obamacare from president trump. he's my friend ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben

. >> david culver spoke tone rabbi that finds it a comfort knowing that his com been united. >> we're not going to allow the horr and the hatred and anti-semitism to govern the day. >> te addedhat he hopes his community continues to process what happenech and they r out and rely on each other. >> in just a matter of hour president trump and the first lady will arrive in pittsburgh. the first couple there to pay their respects to the victims and visit survivors of saturday's deadly ambush at the synagogue. justin finch is live at the white house with us. >> we learned that first daughter ivanka trump and her husband will also join the first lady and president in this trip to pittsburgh. anka did convert, but this trip should be interested. st pittsburgh there's many welcoming the f family. there's also those that are demanding that the president demand hate speech first before coming down there. their early plans do include a visit to that neighborhood where 11 peoplend were shot a killed on saturday. >> i'm just going to pay my respectsth i'm going t hospital to see the officers and s

i'm david culver in for adam. >> and i'm angie goff. so glad you could join us early as we begin this half hour. we want to bring in meteorologist clay anderson. clay, you were talking about clouds and fog that some of us were experiencing early. >> the sun will rise at 6:59 so we have a few more minutes. in the meaime low clouds, visibility noissues. ce temperatures are constant depending on where you are, not much range in temperatures. 71 degrees for washington but leesburg 64. for us around the washington metro area temperatures on the warm side. how willda s look? low clouds in the morning give way to s partlyny conditions. sunset at 6:42. temperatures the 70s to s. touch of summer once again. the rest of the forecast for the work and school week in just a w moments. >> aig contentious but president trump's pick for the supreme court brett kavanaugh will begin hearing case ts is week. >> the president praised avanaugh in a campaign sty rally. he was saying the supreme court must say under conservative control with conservative just

. >> all right david culver reporting tonight, thank you, david. sad sry there. >>> no verdict after the first full day of jury deliberations in the d.c. mansion murders trial. daron went is theso only p charged with the murder of three family members and their housekeeper i 2015. the defense wrapped up closing arments yesterday. the jury now sorting through a month and a half of testimony and evidence. jurors will returnomrow morning for deliberation. >>> and in maryland, a brief lockdown today atlargo high school after reports that a student may have had a gun inside the police say they got reports the gun may have fallen out of a student's bag in a hallway. ran sses say the student out of the school and off campus. police currently are looking for the student. the lockdown was lifted. nobody inside the school was injured, and no shots were ever fired. >>>hen we come right back, we're staying on top of today's breaking news. suspected pipe bombs mailed to some of the most prominent democrats in d.c. and across tho untry. we're tracking the develo

adam tuss has the morning off, i'm david culver. >> and i'm an ji -- angie goff. >> summer is overstaying its

david culver spoke to one area rabbi that says he finds ico a ort knowing that his community has been united. >> we're notoing to allow the horror and the terrorism and hatred and an-semitism to govern the day. >> rabbi simons h added that hopes as his community continues to process what happened, they reach o and rely on each other. >> in a matter of hours, resident trump and the first lady will touchdown in pittsburgh. they'll pay their respects to the victims and visit the survivors of the deadly ambush at the nagogue. justin finch is live at the white house right now. we understand that the president and they first l won't be alone on this trip. what can you tell us? >> the firstaughter ivanka trump is also going to be joining us as well as his husband jared kuner. the couple is jewish. ivanka did convert, but that's something of a tender topic. some are welcoming the president and his family while others are asking that he first condemn hate speech. the first family is due to arrive in pittsburgh close to 4:00 this afternoon. the early plan for their visit do call for a visit to

worship are preventing people have being able t practice their faith.no ouhern virginia reporter, david culver, describes the story. >> reporter: traffic noise is a common tune along leesburg pike, so much so, noise walls were built to separate the islamic center from the congestion.ng >> everyt all the concerns we areri hea about, it is my concern as well. >> reporter: khan worships here keepolunteers time t peace amongst the neighbors. on friday, how do you avoid the backup? >> we stage them over here, inside the property. >> reporter: during friday prayers, she directs mosque traffic away from the neighboring community of homes. they also have signs posted, yo vehicle may be ticketed and towed, even on fridays when big prayer gatherings happen here, they put up these signs just to make sure members know they should not be blocking the street. much like this, the mosque community is growing, and thent to accommodate more worshippers, especially for early morning prayers. >> with these basically 2 by 7 unlimited operating hours, even more people are going to be tracted to themosque. now, that

. >> thank you so much, david culver reporting live. >>> nbc's megyn kelly is sorrya forlly insensitive comments made on air. >> she questioned why it wa inappropriate for white people to dress in black face. she addressed the conoversy this morning. >> well, i was wrong, and i am sorry. >> the on-air apology came after two african-american "today" show hosts called kelly ou tracy wilkens spoke with a history professor today say the comments are part o a trend. >> well, she apologized to the staff, but she owesig ar apology to the folks of color around thecountry. >> reporter: kelly's questioning why black face as part of a halloween costume is reyes us sparked a national debate er beginning withbc colleagues. >> in addition to her being a colleague, she's a friend, she said something stupid and fe inible. >> i think that megyn kelly, who spent a numbeho of years at fox, was being entirely consistent with her career. >> reporter: this professor from howard university aligns these comments withov past consial comments made about race. >> jesus was a white man too. >> go back to the caree

news 4 david culver is working for you on how to handle a vehicle breakdown. >> reporter: her job tso help keffic pro flowing. >> i pass by people on the side of the road every morning on the way up here changing tires, checking under their ho. it makes mes. nervou >> reporter: for her and others at henry's wrecker service, it's personal. this past april, one much their colleagues hit and nearly killed on 395 responding to this wreck. >> now knowing he's doing all ri ot, it's still one those, it could have been me. >> reporter: this weekend, jennifer tried tdo the rig thing, helping a stranded driver on route 50 in prince georges county. as the bureau chief reported -- >> when she helped that driver, another vehicle struck and killed her. >> reporter: overnight, yet another deadly pullover. this time on 66 and warren county. police say the man was with friends helping to change a tire, a tractor trailer hit and killed himept on driving. with the upcoming thanksgiving travel, officials warn that if you have a breakdown on the highway, here's what they want you to do. first of all, try

all culver is near where of this took place. david, you just talked to one the victims.ou learned? >> i can tell you, i just stepped outf that home helped me where theville has just gotten back from thehospital. this is adult victim. the woman who was attacked. her face is goal sxen and

all culver is near where of this took place. david, you just talked to one the victims. what have you learned? >> i can tell you, i just stepped outf that home helped me where theville has just gotten back from thehospital. this is adult victim. the woman who was attacked. her face is goal sxen and she's in a lot of pain. tonighthe can barely speak. her face badly bruised. she said he punched metere and e with a gun here. >> and i tried running after him. my mom ended up tackling me on the front lawn. >> reporter: she was walking the dog this morning. noticed a little girl and map. the little girl warned her the man had a gun. she said he grabbed the girl under one arm? her if i other. he dragged them to the backyard, set them down on the grass and pointed the gun at them. >> he was like, n i have t kill you and he went into the kitchen d grabbed aknife. that's when she started yelling. i woke up and i grabbed the sledgehammer under my bed. by the time i came out, he was gone. >> reporter: police say he sexually assaulted the girl before taking off. an intense manhunt fo