this is another one of our great lookouts. we are at mount davidson. 928 feet. this is the place for you to bring someone special. to not forget that dogs and enjoy all of the pathways and greenery that surrounds you. it provides a peaceful oasis of open space and great hiking trails. the spectacular view offers a perfect place to watch the sunrise or sunset with someone you love. >> it is a good place to get away from the hectic life of the city. come up here and listen to nature, i get some fresh air. that view is fantastic. >> where sturdy shoes. hikers get the feeling of being in a rain forest. mount davidson is also a great place to escape the noise and the bustle of the city. take the 36 bus and it will drop you at the entrance. it is quite a hike to the top but the view is worth every step. this is the place to bring that someone special. golden gate park's largest body of water is an enchanting place. is a popular spot for paddling around in boats, which can be rented. created in 1893, it was designed for these your boating -- for leisure boating. it is

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we're also on the lookout for some fog development. western suburbs. but so far it hasn't been all that big of a problem. mild out there this morning, though. 66 degrees in philadelphia, 66 in allentown, 68 in reading, 63 in trenton. a pair 67's on the boardwalk and winds are light for now. as we head outside to get that car started or catch the bus, 66 by 8:00 a.m., partly cloudy and again some fog is possible and for those of you headed

we're on the lookout for drizzle and rain. 55 degrees in philadelphia right now. 44 allentown and 45 reading and cooler in some of those northern and western areas and around millville. 59 in sea isle city. 51 wilmington. as we step outside the door to catch the school bus or get the car going cool it start out. 52 by 6, 53 by 8. partly cloudy and clouds increase as the day goes on. where we're going today? 55 right now in philadelphia. 5 3 at 8:00. temperature will dip a bit and noon 59, 62 by 3bg that's the high and 6:00, 58. remember to bring your smart phone with you to the train station or bus stop and get that stormtracker 6 app handy so you can track weather and news app from 6abc as well to keep yourself abreast of things as you are on the train plane -- train platform too. we'll show how the rain progresses it could be especially steady later tonight. tam, details coming up from accuweather. >>> okay. david. developing this morning a violent three car crash injured one nern montgomery county overnight. new video from the overnight of the crash scene. it was spread out over t

no one is in custody and there is no lookout for the suspects. that lack of details is strikingly similar to a fatal stabbing that happened just one block south of here in the 3,400 block of 13th street three weeks ago. on october 3rd, broad daylight, a 35-year-old man named kenneth young was found stabbed to death. at that time there was no apparent no, one in custody, no sgids no lookout for the suspect. it is unclear if the murder has been solved. police have given no indication to us that they suspect any tape of connection twaens that crime, the fatal stabbing on october 3rd, and this fatal stabbing in northwest tonight. live in columbia heights, news4. >> thanks. >>> more breaking news now. not much left of a military plane that crashed into a field near the naval base in ventura county outside of los angeles. the pilot was kill. nobody on the ground was hurt. it is too sn to tell why that plane went down. we will have updates as they come in. >>> to a woman's nightmare inside a spa. after a terrifying ordeal, she is onl speaking only to us

he is the lookout man.robber enters the bank, the lookout man is seen in security camera footage driving a silver minivan. he drives the vehicle into the lot of the shopping center, parks his car and waits. their plan is simple. the thief would rob the bank while the lookout man would wait in the parking lot. if police arrive at the scene before the bank robber can make a getaway, his accomplice will purposely drive his minivan into the police car to create a diversion. >> he was going to drive out and cause a diversion because he knew what direction quakertown borough police would respond from. >> if law enforcement responds in time and there's a crash, the robber's partner plans to say that hitting the police car is an accident. because law enforcement doesn't make it to the scene in time, there's no need for the men to go forward with their plan of ramming the mini van into the police car. the lookout man drives his minivan to the gas station located in the parking lot. he pumps gas and nervously watches

lookout mountain had a few passes. the criticism of rosecrans is that he divided his army before the battle of chickamauga. well, he had to divide his army. he had to go through those mountain passes. thater criticism of him is he should have stated chattanooga. there is a misconception, the union army did not occupy chattanooga fully until after the battle. just one part of his army went into chattanooga. he is dividing his army. one part comes through chattanooga area daily but brigade there, and then it continues on to try to capture and destroy brags army. so that is another criticism. the battle itself, chickamauga, the second bloodiest battle of the war. a two-day battle, september 20, a sunday, the day of the famous fatal order. wood, the misinterpretation. a lot of standard histories will say that thomas would willingly made the decision to follow an order he knew couldn't work in order to destroy his army. i can't except that. self-preservation alone would have something to do with that. recent scholarship has

in 84% of the cases the lookouts was for an african american. >> the lookout was for an african american male, 30% of the time, but 79% of the time we're stopping african american males. i know i have a problem. >> reporter: chief lanier says most of e complaints her department receives against police are about officers writing excessive tickets during traffic stops. she wants a limit on the number of tickets. she promises to weed out and punish bad cops if they can't be fired. >> just because we hired somebody and go through this rigorous standard to hire the perfect candidate and they could be the perfect candidate for 15 years, things can change. >> reporter: she's asking other police agencies in washington to police their own officers. >> we hear these horror stories and begin to investigate and find out it's not an mpd officer at all. that's the beginning step. >> reporter: lanier says a lot of stop and frisk complaints might be generated by the vice unit which could be dismantled by next year as the department comes up with new ways to battle new avenues of drug trafficking in the

will be on the lookout for any signs of ebola symptoms from passengers coming from overseas.now, the closest airport to us that's doing this is in newark. we checked and there are no direct flights from africa into philadelphia. nbc 10's lu ann cahn live in southwest philadelphia. there is a large west african community there. what are folks telling you? >> on woodland avenue here in this community there's a great fear, they're very worried about the possible spread of ebola from their native country. and people who live in this community believe they are most at risk. what's the biggest fear? >> the fear right now is someone is on a plane coming from africa, coming here. >> reporter: harris murphy says that's why he produced an ebola awareness movie. on this business trip, they are shipped in from their homeland. they're afraid the deadly virus will slip in, too. >> if you know you have a family from africa, you don't want to bring them in your house. have them tested right away. >> reporter: whether they show symptoms or not. >> yes, because you don't know. >> reporter: the

be on the lookout for that. they will be moving towards the metro here as they head late morning and lunchtime. temperatures are mild. 57 in frederick, maryland. 57 in lorton. 62 in arlington. 62 in annapolis. you won't need much of a jacket. maybe long pants for the morning chill. a cautionary umbrella for the sprinkles we will be facing. cloudy. clammy for the morning drive for those of you having to work today. cloudy and mild temperatures today. up near 70 degrees. high at national airport right around 71. breaking news at news 4 traffic. >> good morning, melissa. >> breaking news in wall door of. this is the fire angie was just talking about. 2800 block of crane highway. we have one southbound lane of crane highway just out of the frame. that is blocked. northbound is completely open. the southbound lane blocked because of all the fire apparatus in the way. thank you very much, chopper, for showing us that. bw parkway at 193, we have a crash there. same situation we have been talking about for a while. stil

by 6 o'clock, we're at 71 and late in the day and especially tonight we'll be on the lookout for themerging of precipitation and it could be showers and perhaps a couple isolated gusty thunderstorms. i'll have more on that coming up with future tracker 6 and the rest of your accuweather 7-day forecast. matt. >> david, thank you. >>> the philadelphia federation of teachers plans to fight the school reform commission's sudden decision to cancel their contract and force them to pay healthcare premiums. the stunning move came in a last night special action meeting yesterday. the scrapping of the contract dismantles the teaches' health and welfare fund. the district says the change will generate more than $50 million which will immediately be used in the classrooms. superintendent william hite says this option better than mandating layoffs or salary reductions. >> fiscal environment in which we are facing, we all have to share in the sacrifice in order to provide our children with what should be very basic resources. >> the teachers are buying paper, they're buying supplies, they're doing

. >>> walnut creek police are on the lookout for a woman who went on a $3,000 shopping spree with a stolen credit card. surveillance video shows the thief scoping out the table next to her. the victim had her purse be inned hue the seat and the thief strategically switched seats after other diners left. she acted like she was changing shirts and reached in to take out the victim's wallet. the woman emptied it and put it back. all done lickity split. >>> police are warning about a rise in burglaries in the southern part of the city. 15 break ins have taken place this month. police have responded with extra patrols and more checks on people on probation. detective reis leased this -- released this sketch of a man leaving a home burglarized last wednesday. >>> two men charged with starting fires said he could not have done it because he was at work at the time. steven peterson and andrew gutierrez were in court for the first time and each has been charged with three counts of arson. there were eight fires set overnight on sunday thattdid $3 million in damage. police arrested these guys separa

we'll probably be on the lookout for the first precipitation to march up through the chesapeake bay butwill be later tonight that this main line pushes through the region and in both cases we could see some heavy downpours. so, lots of stuff on the way and the big issue i think would be the heavy rain. 71 degrees is your current temperature in philadelphia, how about that. 71 at this early hour. same thing in wilmington and allentown. 72 in millville, upper 60's down the shore. it still feels a little bit huggy like yesterday. dewpoints are in the mid 60's across most of the region bordering 69 in dover, that's borderline oppressive humidity. the rest of us just moderately humid. as we head outside this morning, partly cloudy skies to start out, 71 by 6 o'clock, 72 by 8 o'clock, mainly dry. that one sprinkle down there over the delaware bay will be the only thing we can point to as a possible problem and for your commuter problem -- commuter planner, no the a problem, that's more this afternoon, 77 by noon and around noon we'll be on the lookout for those showers and heavy downpours to

. >> accuweather is on the lookout for some fog and a strong storm system is moving towards the eastst. >> in fact let's get a sense that of with meteorologist, david murphy and find out what's going on with your traffic with karen rogers. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, everybody. and what was the we'll start out with the cloud cover on satellite that's fairly prominent. down to the south you may get early sun in places like southern delaware and cape may county but obviously a lot of cloud cover out there and we're looking at fog in the northern and western suburbs in particular that could be a bit on the thick side this morning so be careful of that. that's still in the process of developing. 66 degrees in philadelphia right now, 65 wilmington, 63 in trenton, 64 degrees in allentown. and 67 in reading. same thing down through south jersey. obviously a very mild start this morning and as we head out to get the bus, well, maybe a jacket required as we're still in the 60's but mid 60's 6:00 a.m. through 8:00 a.m., partly cloudy and some areas producing some fog this mor

. >>> walnut creek police are on the lookout for a woman who went on a $3,000 shopping spree with a stolen credit card. surveillance video shows the thief scoping out the table next to her. the victim had her purse be inned hue the seat and the thief strategically switched seats after other diners left. she acted like she was changing shirts and reached in to take out the victim's wallet. the woman emptied it and put it back. all done lickity split. >>> police are warning about a rise in burglaries in the southern part of the city. 15 break ins have taken place this month. police have responded with extra patrols and more checks on people on probation. detective reis leased this -- released this sketch of a man leaving a home burglarized last wednesday. >>> two men charged with starting fires said he could not have done it because he was at work at the time. steven peterson and andrew gutierrez were in court for the first time and each has been charged with three counts of arson. there were eight fires set overnight on sunday thattdid $3 million in damage. police arrested these guys separa

be on the lookout.perat are really going to be in a free fall after the sun goes down tomorro night all the way into early tomorrow morning. that's where the official freeze watch is, out towards shenandoah and page counties. no official advisories in and around the metro area. i e chesapee bay will keep it above the freezing mark. sky also be clear by late in the day, a c and a fading breeze means it will be really cold out there tomorrow morning. cover any tender vegetation if you want to keep it around for more than a day or so. mostly cloudy in washington right now. 52 degrees. but that's only half the story. a averaging 20 miles an hour has windchills -- haven't had to use the windchill map so far this fall, these are your current windchill values. mid 40s around town. 39 the windchill in gaithersburg and winchester. 37 is the feels-like factor in hagersto. actual air temperatures, mid and upper 40s in the western and northe suburbs to around 30 in town. these temperatures are some 10 to 15 or more

. >>> walnut creek police are on the lookout for a woman who went on a $3,000 shopping spree with a stolen credit card. surveillance video shows the thief scoping out the table next to her. the victim had her purse be inned hue the seat and the thief strategically switched seats after other diners left. she acted like she was changing shirts and reached in to take out the victim's wallet. the woman emptied it and put it back. all done lickity split. >>> police are warning about a rise in burglaries in the southern part of the city. 15 break taken have taken place this month. police have responded with extra patrols and more checks on people on probation. detective reis leased this -- released this sketch of a man leaving a home burglarized last wednesday. >>> two men charged with starting fires said he could not have done it because he was at work at the time. steven peterson and andrew gutierrez were in court for the first time and each has been charged with three counts of arson. there were eight fires set overnight on sunday thattdid $3 million in damage. police arrested these guys sepa

as we go later into the morning and afternoon we'll be on the lookout for periods of heavy rain.the kids with a t-shirt this morning because we're in the 70's to start out. this afternoon rain gear a good idea and remind the kids if it's really thundering and lightning they want to stay inside let that pass. 74 degrees is your temperature by 9 o'clock. we're already in the low 70's. 77 by noon and by 3 o'clock looking at a high of 79 degrees. we'll probably hit that around 2 o'clock and just sit on it for awhile and any time after later morning hours into noon look for rain to 12. there will be periods of heavy rain, maybe a thunderstorm mixed in at times during the afternoon and tonight. as we take a look at the airport so far so good at most of our major destinations with green aircraft indicate nothing major delays. out in chicago, however, we are looking at rain right now, tam. >> thank you david. >>> going on to health check a new study finds it may take a few fries to get an appointment with a psychiatrist regardless of your insurance status. researchers use blue cross/blue

nobody was on the bus, no children but they are on the lookout for that bus.nty bus number 874. >>> as far as the ride is concerned, beltway, we are looking good with volume building on the outer loop of beltway. sky 9 shows us out of college park heading west into silver spring. southbound route 1 still to be avoided in beltsville because of that water main break south of powder mill road right at montgomery road. back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. >>> all this month we're teaming up with the homeless children playtime project. our goal is to try to help provide a safe place for kids at d.c. general to play. it's all about a playground. >> this is really important stuff. they've been raising the funds with the help them play campaign. they got the playground ready for the children. it's going to open but it can't stay open without your help. what we need you to do is text the word "playtime" to 25543. we'll send a link to your phone. you follow the link. eight go to take you to a site where you can make a donation. you can also mail checks to the homeless chi

so the police asked our helicopter to lookout for a white box truck which they believe was seen driving the shooting of the woman in front of leisure world. that's the first we knew of this white box truck. >> then we started getting calls that never stopped. and it was kind of hysteria on the citizen's part. in some cases that every white box truck they saw, whether it was moving, parked or otherwise, it could have been sitting in somebody's driveway. they would call in and say, my neighbor has a white box truck, you know, you need to check him out. >> i do home improvement, so i have a box truck. i had been at one of the gas stations an hour before one of the shootings in my truck that i drive. and at the time somebody had reported my truck as being near the scene of the crime. and police officers did take me into custody and question me and try to determine if i was the sniper. >> the fear. people were afraid whenever a white truck, a white van, anything that had sides would go by, people were ducking. i mean, it was amazing how these people had so much fear. >> there was a frenzy in

. >> people in palo alto are still on the lookout for a man who exposed himself yesterday afternoon. this marks the third flashing incident this week in palo alto. a possible connection between these two incidents, lucero? >> reporter: police haven't confirmed whether or not those three cases are related. they're on high alert and asking the community for any help, any information they may have. the most recent incident happened right here in palo alto around miller avenue at around 3:30 yesterday when -- when she turned around the man whad exposed himself and was masturbating. in the previous cases the victims were a 14-year-old girl and a 10-year-old. police have stepped up patrols with marked and unmarked vehicles. they are also asking residents to contact police immediately because they say time is of the essence. live in palo alto, lucero b benitez. >> and a unique pet that was found -- i'm not looking. >> police found this big boa constrictor. would you believe he is not native to silicon valley? >> don't worry, you're safe. >> i'll look at the mountain lion, not that. >> you c

police are on the lookout for a burglar posing as a fake i. tchlkts worker. bob, i understand investigators say they have a pretty good description of the guy. >> an have nicknamed this burglar the i.t. poser as he per tends to work. here's an image of the suspect. according to police, he's gained access on -- sometimes on the end of a lanyard. and if he's confronted, he tells people -- you saw on the image you be, he had a pony tail. he has tattoos on the arm and torso. police think it's possible he might be driving a white ford taurus. so if this man rings a bell to you, police would love to hear from you and they also want you to be on the lookout if you work in an office building, especially on the peninsula, if you see somebody who looks suspicious, better watch out for a guy looking at the bay. >> a san jose man being called a hero after saving his mom and daughter from a house. >> it happened in the willow dl dlen. >> the first part is that he acted fast. can you see the plywood surrounding the condo right now but on a day of the fire it was a -- take

. >>> plus, "gma" on the lookout. dangerous accidents on escalators. cause thousands of injuries every year. what you need to know before you board one again. >>> and ben affleck getting a lot of attention over the week end. "gone girl" number one at the box office. >> i saw it. >> he's getting attention for this argument with bill maher over islam. it's been shared with so many views online. >>> first we begin with a kentucky janitor on trial for beating a coworker to death. a mother of two. prosecutors say he did it. they don't have any physical evidence to prove it. abc's tom llamas is here with the story. >> reporter: no murder weapon. no smoking gun. they have a theory about a tape gun, the kind you use for packing. how it was used to kill a 42-year-old mother. >> i just walked in our office and i think somebody killed somebody upstairs in our office. >> reporter: this morning, this grim 911 call part of the gruesome picture prosecutors are making to make their case against david dooley, accused of kills a coworker. >> her hands were bound with so

police are on the lookout for him. they are asking parents and students to be aware of their surroundings. just to be aware and be on the lookout for this man who may be exposing himself in an area frequented by children. reporting live this morning in arlington, richard jordan, news 4. >>> today a 19-year-old man will be back in d.c. superior court after u.s. marshalls found a handgun in a map's underwear. he was almost in the courtroom while marshalls found hit while he was in a nearby cell block. he was facing car theft charges. >>> candidates are working to get their messages out before election day. ed gillespie and mark warner went head to head in a debate. >> we have been calling for stronger actions against mr. putin in russia since march. >> the air strikes in syria and iraq. i believe that would be in the best interest of our country and send a strong signal. if i were senator i would support that. it would be a healthy debate to have on the floor of the senate. >> the two square off in less than a week. watc

continue to happen in the manner that they continue to be happening with no suspect information, no lookout for anybody, we might be trying to catch, then we're in big trouble. >> it was a surreal experience and it was a frustrating experience because you fully expected this to end that day. you fully expected that the police would get their man or men or whomever and it would end that night. >> but by nightfall, the police are still desperate for information, and montgomery county is galvanized by fear. >>> coming up -- >> we don't have really any suspects. we don't know what we're dealing with. >> in the course of one day, five people have been shot, but the killing spree has only begun. >>> now, breaking news from wtop. five people shot and killed one by one within a one-mile radius in the span of 16 hours. if you do see police in action, just give them plenty of room to operate and try not to get in their way. >> october 3rd, 2002 a sniper is terrorizing the suburbs of washington, d.c., apparently shooting innocent victims as they go about their lives. after a day of tragedy in which fi

oakland police are on the lookout tonight for the person or persons responsible for a triple shooting this morning near a downtown nightclub. one person was killed, two others were wounded. kron 4's dan kerman has the latest. downtown oakland triple shooting 100514 sunday morning it was shop keepers, not anyone from the city of oakland cleaning up blood splattered on the sidewalk. from a triple shooting that occurred hours earlier sot anna/works in downtown oakland: a man lost his life and it's disrespectful the city didn't clean up after him, it's a biohazard too police say about 1-30 sunday morning a fight broke out after a group of people left a 14th street nightclub in downtown oakland then gunfire sot davis: i didn't see anything, i just heard a lot of things like pow pow pow pow and people scattering running police say one person was killed two others wounded no suspects yet in custody sot rhonda davis/works in downtown oakland: i think there needs to be more polices, before the clubs let out , they need to be out here on the scene at the clubs, clearing up the traffic , just ne

"gma" on the lookout putting them to the test. coming, but her 8-year-old son doesn't. watch as i walk up to the house. hi, is your mom home? yeah? can i talk to her? he answers the door, and the child leaving it wide open. for tiffany, the results are scary. we have never met, i'm a total stranger to you and your family. he answered the door. what do you think? >> makes me second guess everything. >> reporter: she needs a security makeover. we're bringing in former detective, nick. first order of business, a security mirror. when you open the door, immediately you can see if there's somebody standing there. >> exactly. the more you can see, the safer you are. >> reporter: and the flood lights -- >> the sensor may date back to moses and the ark. nick says exterior lights are key. >> the key to security is to keep the outside illuminated and the inside dark. >> reporter: low basement windows could be an easy access point for an intruder. go right into the finished basement. this is where the kids play. >> i think they should be rep

there's no lookout for a suspect.ow, this stabbing comes weeks after another deadly stabbing that happened just about a block from here. that happened on october 3rd right around 5:30. so in broad daylight. 35-year-old kenneth young was stabbed in the 3400 block of 14th street. that's not very far from here. no motive in that case. no arrest either. police have not connected the two crimes. needless to say, people who live in this area are very concerned. two deadly stabbings in just a couple of weeks. reporting live in columbia heights, my began mcgrath, news 4. >>> it is 6:46. following a developing story out of california this morning. the faa is investigating what caused this military contractor plane to go down near a southern california military base. we brought you this as breaking news last night. we have learned the aircraft was trying to land when it crashed. the plane went down outside ventura, california at the naval base. >>> they have a man responsible for murder on labor day. jose is in jail this mornin

be on the lookout. ponding of water on the roadways will be a real problem today.t is a weather alert day. stay weather alert. keep it here through the course of the day or nbcwashington.com. 40% chance of showers around tomorrow. no big deal. dry weather returns just in time for the weekend, eun and aaron. back to you. . >>> thank you, chuck. spotsylvania county is asking the commonwealth for $10 million next year for road projects. the free answer star" reports they want to upgrade the intersection, interstate 95 exits. the county plans to borrow money to match vdot's fund as part of a revenue sharing by the state. >>> a major sneaker lawsuit. converse, owned by nike, is suing 31 companies, including skechers, walmart and kmart. they say those on companies are selling knockoffs version of its chuck taylors. it served 180 cease and desist letters. we are getting word how early stores will open on black friday. organ, good morning. >>> good morning, aaron. macy's is opening stories at 6:00 p.m. that's two hours earlier than last year. the holiday season is account

if you are in allentown or trenton and eventually we'll be on the lookout for thunderstorms in the westd push their way across the region late tonight. we are seeing a buildup in cloud cover but that is not knocking down the temperatures much. we have thanks to a southerly flow nice numbers popping up in the region. 71 in pottstown and 69 in chester and as long as we continue that southerly flow we'll continue to tap into milder air in the south than will keep us mild this afternoon. same things going on in south jersey, we have 70s along the shore, close to it, in cinnaminson 69. and as we go through the rest of the day, 72 at 2:00 and by 4:00, 74. by 6:00, 71 and after 6:00 most of us will start to see the showers built in and eventually a thunderstorm. lets show that to you, future tracker 6 shows you off and on showers here or there. but it's later tonight by 10:00 or 11:00 that we expect to see potential for downpours and thunderstorms and they will eventually push to the shore where at times they can produce severe weather and by 5:30 in the morning tomorrow we begin to clear out,

it is also harder on firefighters who are constantly on the lookout to jump on the wildfire as fast as they can. more from the effects of the warm weather. >> reporter: yeah, dan, we're in orenda where it is actually cooler out here than it is in berkeley or oakland tonight, about 66 degrees. now, they are expecting higher temperatures tomorrow but the fire danger will likely remain high. >> don't take too much in. hydrate all day long. >> reporter: the mercury shot past 90 degrees in parts of berkeley ittoday. it was actually hotter here along the bay than in antioch and pittsburgh. >> i'm melting. >> reporter: and by the end of the first quarter, the jv team experienced a meltdown, vacaville. >> we're going to stay hydrated all day long. >> how is the weather treating you? >> we're not used to it. >> and these high temperatures equal high fire danger. >> you get a wind in this condition, things will escalate very quickly. >> the winds are expected to be low this weekend. still, the fire district is staffing an extra engine company because it has been so dry. >> the relative humidity