the marine corps marathon. we will continue our talk, tell you what you need to know right after this. ♪ cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. charge of a woman's personal decisions, not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> welcome back. talking about the marine corps marathon, 22.6 miles and a 10k run on sunday as well. >> 10k starts at the same time as the marathon and it is back at the national mile. >> tell us about the blue mile, laura. >> the blue mile is at m there will be 238 service members honored on that mile. when the runners run through it they will experience a different atmosphere. the chitter chatter going on the race course ends, it is just silent. it is footsteps. you will see people saluting the posters, you will see people kneeling in front

. >> we had him down here because we have the marine corps marathon. i've run two marathons. i was feeling good about that until chuck told me he's run -- >> 22. >> i've been at the marine corps marathon -- i won't be completing the whole distance. i'm at the start line and run the mile four and cheer people on and people get a picture. i can't do that and run the race. >> you're a veteran now. >> i think next year, i may try and finish the darn thing again. >> i know runners are particular about the weather when they run. how is it looking this weekend? >> super warm. >> last y degrees. we'll be almost that warm again this race day. very unusually mild again. unless you're running 26 miles. >> don't drop it in your hand or your co-worker. >>> as chuck mentioned, we're inching closer to the start of the race. here's a look at the court. you need to plan ahead for the various traffic closures. of course, it's 26.2 miles and takes you through the heart of d.c. we'll be cheering the runners at mile 4. come and join us. the race attracts tens of thousands of runners each year. ge

. >>> keep in mind the marine corps marathon is on sunday. the race will force drivers to take alternate routes through d.c., parts of northern virginia. more on the closures at 6:30, you can get more on the nbc washington app. >>> we're learning more about the people killed and critically wounded in the deadly workplace shooting in maryland. >>> there are two shooting victims still in the hospital. enoch sosa and jose gillen are in critical condition. they're the only ones who survived the was this man. he lived in arlington and commuted two hours every day to get to work. the family says he often raised concerns about the hostile mood of the gunman. >> he would come home and mentioned that he had a rough day at work with this person. tragic, but this happened to my family. you know, it had to be him. >> investigators say the suspect radee prince also shot and injured someone in delaware before he was captured. he's being held in delaware on more than a $2 million bail. >>> developing this morning, the senate passes a $4 trillion budget. >>

and it wraps up at the finish line marine corps war memorial. arlington as well as d.c. throughout georgetown as well as you make your a a way out on sunday morning. 395 some construction by king street but no major delays in either direction. any questions at erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. and coming up on fox5 news morning, we're learning moral about the deadly ambush of u.s. soldiers in africa and what the soldiers were doing there in the first place. >> pentagon says u.s. troops did not leave any soldier behind. details >> as we head to break, here is a live look across the d.c. region. time now is 4:57. mid-50's. fox5 news morning back right after this. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> right now at 5:00 a major step forward for president donald trump's promise of massive tax cuts and

united's last game and of course the marine corps. marathon. samarra if mother nature could affect any one of those plans. hopefully that's a no. people want to get stuff down this weekend. >> absolutely beautiful out there today. we will score a 10 tomorrow as well. i will say for the marine corps. marathon, temperatures are above average this time of year. stay hydrated out there. should be a comfortable start. the race starts at 7:55 a.m. temperatures will have climbed to 57 degrees. for those of you headed out early, warming up, temps in the low to mid-50s. very cool and clear tomorrow. again, we're in for sunshine for your sunday. however, rain is on the way. we will talk about when when we come back to you. >>> let's keep talking about marine corps. marathon. right now you are probably carb loading with a big bowl of pasta. the 42nd marine corps. marathon kicks off 8:00 in the morning. even if you're notak waoeu wind up impacting you. we have 40 street closures from georgetown, arlington and all around the national mall. khroebers start a

don't forget sunday morning marine corps marathon.start at 6:00 accommodate those runners. lots of road closures throughout arlington and the district. the race starts on 110 between arlington national cemetery and the pentagon. finish line wraps up at the marine corps war memorial. any questions erin fox5 d.c. on twitter. have the full list tweeted for you. maureen and wisdom. >> dating apps are very popular these days. >> but one man turned finding love into a crime. police say one maryland man would attack his victims off a popular dating app. the disturbing details ahead. >> we're going to break. 5:27, temperature 55 degrees. back in a moment. >> ♪ >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ stepping into the unknown, it can be difficult to find the way. but with the compassion and strength of a name, and the security of the cross and shield, obstacles... become openings. as we have for more than 75 years, we'll continue to light the way. using our knowledge to create new healthcare solutions giving you the power to shine forward... to whatever awaits tomorrow. ca

are gettingations underway for the marine corps marathon. being billed for the howard university homecoming celebration. veronica: i am excited to be out here and to be part of this event. behind me, thousands of people. in six hours.ere it will be preceded by the president's address. over my shoulder, that is the stage. list of who will be singing. lawrence alonso, rick ross, tori lane will be coming up. drake was a surprise. that was about five years ago. the vendors are coming in. take a look at these cool purses. yearis your second participating in the event. why did you come back. >> our chief fashion officer is a howard alum. we wanted to come back again. our motto is to carry what you care about. we have custom clutches that feature all of the sororities. we just rolled out our hbc university line. we even have michelle obama on our clutch. we want to support something we really care about. >> thank you so much. tweeting out a list of stars who will be performing. for your weekend, upper 70's. perfect weather for homecoming. eileen: a

. >>> we are getting closer to the 42nd marine corps marathon on sunday. >> that's right. this video behind us shows you how many runners are going to race on that big sunday. it's a huge event. more than 30,000 runners competed last year. now, this is a look at the course. it's 26.2 miles and takes the runners through the heart of d.c. it's a beautiful route apparently. news 4 will be cheering on the runners at mile 4. >> we'll be all over the place. look for me on sunday morning. >> what? >> not running the marathon. let's not confuse people. i'll be working sunday morning. if you turn on the tv, you'll see me. whether you plan to run or watch it, like me. make sure you get there on time. transportation reporter adam tuss working for you with metro's plan for marathon sunday. >> reporter: yeah. the big race this weekend on metro. what do you need to know about taking met marathon? first of all, the system is going to open at 6:00 a.m. on sunday. that's because the marine corps marathon organizers have plunked down $200,000 to open the system early. of course, metro has b

get the marine corps marathon information. we put it all on the website.he app is a handy tool to have. michelle: it's so exciting here. you see the makings and set-up. steve: port-o-pots are coming tomorrow. jonathan: a lot of them. steve: it's warm and comfortable. cool down this everything and then all over again tomorrow and then again on saturday and sunday. it looks good. the sun set in 15 minutes or so. overlooking the national harbor and the potomac river. high today of 72 degrees. we have cooled to 69 at reagan national. 70 in fredericksburg. 72 in culpeper. 7:00, middle 60's moving through the 9:00 hour we'll fall to the lower 60's. the skies are mainly clear. by 11:00 tonight, around 6 degrees in the district. cooler off toward the north and west of us. let's talk about the news today in the weather world, noaa's prediction or outlook for the winter coming up. for our area we could see warmer temperatures looking to the winter around here. if we see warmer temperatures, and lower precipitation amounts that means lesser snow for us. that is what

if you're running the marine corps marathon, you may need a few layers tomorrow morning. by the finish line, 11:00 to 2:00 p.m., depending how fast, temperatures will be in the 70s by the time you finish. make sure you hydrate. it will be dry and no humidity. monday, few more clouds, upper 70s. breezy on tuesday, a chance for rain showers. rain through the day on tuesday. >>> up next, we'll update you on four things to know as you start out your weekend. >> announcer: you're watching "news 4 today." >> that time of the year. do you believe in ghosts? >> yeah, i do. >> i know you do. >> you haunt me all the time. >> oh! >> you're like casper, friendly. >> i am friendly. >> speaking of ghosts, a stroll through historic leesburg might help you make up your mind, finally convince you. talking ab of town hauntings, beginning this weekend. it'll run on two weekends. the guided tour includes several homes and businesses. they have story tellers at each location. >> then you hear about some of the really great ghosts. and some years, we have to update the scripts because new thin

marine corps is definitely a challenging but it is also in a weird way kind of fun, stockholm syndrome but a lot of marines enjoyed their boot camp experience. i was no different in that. >> host: your grandmother has a colorful language. did that rub off on you? she never was embarrassed to use those words around you. did you say anything about it? >> guest: my son is too young to show evidence of how foul my language is. i definitely try to cut back on the language relative to my grandma because she loved a dramatic and well-placed f word. you go from mama's house to the us marine corps, the phrase cursed like a sailor doesn't come from nowhere and the marine corps is part of the department of the navy and i definitely had to scale back my language to operate in polite society. it is ingrained in me and i don't always succeed. >> you get their basic training and go to iraq where you are afraid you will come back in one piece or not sure you would survive. >> anyone about to deploy to iraq is worried they will come back in one piece. the thing is, i had the military occupation special

go marine corps. melissa: the largest marathon in the world that is a chance to challenge themselves. >> this is my fifth time running the race. i really enjoy the race. >> every year, i run from point 4.5, 9.5, 16, and20.5, and i run the sidestreets and around the course so i can cheer him on. melissa: there are runners who came to run a good course. then there are the veterans, some of the wounded who say the race means so much more to them. lopez is a veteran with 22 years in the army who served in iraq and afghanistan and rides with wounded vets. >> this is my outlet. don't usually allow this type of bike at these events. runner who finished first place this year did so in two hours, 25 minutes. mile, and he2 finished in second place last year. kimberly: and check this out. abc meteorologists josh knight and alex liggitt conquering the marine corps marathon. we are very proud of our tv brothers. they look grateful stop i know it was a lot more painful. brian: that was the very beginning. a lot of

marine corps marathon. we have bigger changes on the way through next week. showers on tuesday. we will go from 70 tuesday to the lower 60's by wednesday and thursday. alison: okay. thank you very much. larry: wedgessed a big night downtown. erin hawksworth is live at capital one arena. big news with a preview of the wizards and the sixers. erin: that is right. it's a very exciting night. we are outside capital one arena. before we talk wizards-sixers there is crushing news for the redskins. rookie jonathan allen who was the number one draft pick, we len rest of the season due to a foot injury. he is a local product out of stonebridge high school. defense is better this season. partly because of allen. now the skins could be without three key defensive players for monday night's game in philly. speaking of philadelphia, that is who the wizards play tonight in the home opener. exciting night. a lot of fans were told to get her early. if you look behind me, they have fun outdoor activities planned. i told the

for marine corps marathon. you mentioned the registration going on behind me at the gaylord hotel at national harbor. a lot of money are running to raise money. others are doing it because they have stories of strength and courage to share. then there are friends like these three right here. how are you? >> i'm good. susan. >> karen. >> melissa. q: from? >> from long island. q: they are running this year for fun. and why? >> my dad, my dear friend were both marines. q: okay. >> supporting our friend sue. just running with the crew. q: okay. marathon is something you do together frequently? >> no. we have done a lot of halfs together. half lair -- half marathons. >> what is so special about m.c.m.? >> it's super challenging. we feel like if we do it, we run with the best. >> the people's marathon. >> that is exactly what it thank you for go inside and get registered. if you will at home and you haven't picked up the registration packet, you still have time. you have until 8:00 tonight to do so. that is the lates

only person to have run all 42 marine corps marathons. al richmond, the former marine, is retired now living in northern virginia. he'll be wearing bib number 42 on sunday morning because he's running his 42nd marine corps marathon. he's the last person known as the ground pounders to have run every single marine corps marathon. >> i'm sad the others aren't, you know, and it's just -- i don't know whether this could be my last one also. we'll just have to see >> reporter: for chris cook, this will be his first marine corps marathon, and could be the first person ever to do the race on a skateboard. born with no legs or arms, skateboarding is how chris gets around. >> i've had a lot of people come up to me and say, hey, you will know what, i really was out of gas, and then i saw you come around the corner and was like, yeah, no, i have to keep going. it's pretty awesome. i mean, you've been able bodied runners to other able bodied runners are so supportive and encouraging. it is an amazing community for sure. >> reporter: lots of events all

we're getting annual marine corps marathon on sunday. this video shows us how many runners the race attracts. beautiful city, a great route. more than 30,000 runners competed last year. now, this is a look at the course. it's 26.2 miles and takes runners through the heart of d.c. all the beautiful monuments and such. news 4 will be cheering on the runners at mile 4. >> we'll be up and through this race. >> up and through. >>> chuck will be running. >> go runners. >>> we are also helping you plan. you want to get there on time. transportation reporter adam tuss working for you with metro's plan for a marathon sunday. >> the big race this weekend on metro. what do you need to know about taking metro to the marine corps marathon? first of all, going to open at 6:00 a.m. on sunday. that's because the marine corps marathon organizers have plunked down $200,000 to open the the whole issue with staying open late or opening early. good to know they'll be open at 6:00 a.m. now, the closest metro station to the start of the race is the pentagon st

marine corps marathon on sunday morning. temperature at about 54 degrees.by 10:00, we are in the 60's. sunshine going to remain, so take the sunglasses. by the time the runners finish up around noon, already in the low 70's. make sure they are staying well hydrated. monday will be around the 80 marks, almost, just shy, but above average with dry conditions. on tuesday, we are tracking heavy rainfall and the potential for gusty winds. the reindeer will be needed. i would not be surprised if we see couple delays for the early half of the week. look at the extended forecast. no worries through monday. rain chances increase on tuesday. we desperately need a good -- desperately need it. cycles into wednesday, but notice temperatures are coming back into the low 60's for the middle half of next week. looks like a cool weather is here to stay with overnight lows in the 40's. adrianna: coming up on abc7 news at noon, do diet sodas really help you lose weight? one lawsuit says that adrianna: back now with a consumer alert. major lawsuits targeting three of the bigge

i was a sergeant in the marine corps and you had to decide whether you would do the recruiter option or drill instructor or marine security guard and that is to give you diversity in your career. i said i want to go back and be that person i admired. i had a great set of drill instructors as a recruit. and i just wanted to emulate them. because i knew the impact it had on me and changed my life, that was the opportunity for me to do the very same thing for a lot of young men who shared my experience and i fancied myself of being their mentor and shape their choices. and it's a mix. you think of the marine corps as type a jocks, but you get the nerds, the gang bangers, the jocks, the loners, you get a little bit of everybody and looking for something and want that identity and that's why the marine corps works and gives you that identity that everybody can get behind. brian: what was your approach as a drill sergeant that you decided to take because of the drill sergeants you might have had in the past? did you have any rules for yourself? >> one thing i took from my senior drill instr

history books at this week's marine corps marathon. news 4 at 4:00 starts now. >> we begin this week first at 4:00 with some big stories. >> that's right. our team is all over the dmv working for you, even tracking storms heading into the region tonight. we're going to check in with storm team 4 here in just a moment. but first another shocker for nats fans. >> ray knight, the washington nats tv analyst is facing assault and battery charges following an incident at his northern virginia home. over the weekend he just spoke with news 4's megagan fitzgeral who joins us live. meagan, did he shed any light on what happened? >> reporter: pat, he tells us it was early sunday morning. he was homa loan at his apartment in alexandria when four guys came over to his apartment. he says he knows two of them but then it's police that tell us not long after that a fight broke out and knight was arrested. >> it was actually apartment but the games were pretty much over. it was late. >> reporter: former major league baseball all star sports announcer.

. >>> tens of thousands will run the marine corps marathon this weekend in d.c. and janice park found some remarkable stories emerging already from the race including gold star fathers and mothers doing their best to make sure their son's sacrifices are never forgotten. >> out of the tens of thousands in the crowd, joann and tim will be there sunday, two new york families forever connected first by horror then heroism. this video shows the smoke in iraq in 2008 as lieutenant corporal jordan herder and jonathan yell shot at a suicide bomber. >> he and another marine tried to stop a suicide bomber and it saved the lives of 30 marines and countless iraqi police men and civilians but they both lost their lives. >> the video ends with not much left of the iraqi come up to the door bell they wait another 15 seconds to give you 15 more seconds of your life as you knew it because everything changes after that. >> a year before jordan was killed tim share's son christopher was killed by a sniper in iraq. today both families have made the same choice. >> two choices, mourn

we're talking about the 42nd annual marine corps marathon. it's going to be tough trying to drive or parka round the 26-mile long route. that begins in arlington and winds its way through d.c. and ends once again in arlington. festivities started today at national harbor. news 4's mark segraves is there now live with more. mark, what's the story there? wait a second, who is that standing behind you? that guy looks familiar. >> reporter: i think that's the story, leon. they'll let just about anyone in. we're here at national harbor and the expo. here's one of the runners coming out here to pickup his race bib, our own chuck bell will be there sunday morning. but this is the beginning of the weekend events. we've got a kids race. we've got a 10 k race and of course sunday the big event, 26,000 runners in the 42nd annual marine corps marathon. but you can come, pickup your packet. the morning. metro will open 6:00 a.m. today the race instructor or race director talked to the press about the future of this marathon, the people's marathon. and he

it means marine corps marathon preparations are underway. we will explain what is going on and have a live report coming up. jonathan: an all-out manhunt going on for this man, radee prince. he is responsible for shooting and killing coworkers. he is on the run in a 2008 black gmc acadia. the license plate you are looking for, delaware tags pc64273. we will continue to cover the story and the manhunt going on now as we nancy: new development today in the year's long battle of the peace cross. this morning the federals appear court ruled the 40-foot cross on the median of a maryland state highway violates the u.s. constitution. judge says the 92-year-old statue amounts to governor sponsorship of a pr religion. alison: signs of the weekend's marine corps marathon are starting to spring up. it will wind through arlington and the district early sunday morning. richard reeve is live with a closer look at the security and the preparation. hi, rich. richard: hi, alison. here we are at if marine corps war memorial. it's also the finish line for this

keep the victim's needs in mind as well as to make sure that it was a seamless process for our marine corps transfers. we wanted the marine who was getting a he can expedited transfer to flow back into the normal process and not stand out any more than necessary. so we took it upon ourselves to work with our manpower management, together we built a process where headquarters marine corps serves as liaison, the victim's advocates work with victims who submit their requests through and worked out at their location. it comes to the headquarter staff. we walk downstairs and we work with-- we hand the paper work to our manpower and that just flows into our regular transfer process. there are only certain people in the manpower management that work those expedited transfers so gep, -- so again, we're doing our utmost that they're not pointed out or registered in their world. and when they're transferred it looks like just a transfer. that was important to us. we have been very successful and went through another review of our processes. they released another letter of review of instruction. we ha

region this weekend it marine corps marathon. you're probably asleep if you are running tomorrow if not get to bed. race kicks off tomorrow morning from the pentagon. but, heads up to everyone. getting ready for plenty of road closures tomorrow is important because there's going to be a lot of gridlock. "fox5" traffic reporter erin como has a preview of what you can expect. >> the 42 marine corps marathon take placeom it starts along route 110 between pentagon and arlington memorial drive. run rz take off before 8 a.m. and finish up marine corps war memorial. 26.2 mile course crosses rosalyn, george tourngs down to national mall and to virginia. several road closures begin 3:30 in the morning and all road closures open rolling basis as race wraps up. key bridge is closed as well as memorial bridge. is second heir as through the district as well. avoid is the congestion and keep to metro. opening 6 a.m. sunday morning for the marathon. closest stations to race are pentagon on blue or yellow lines and another option pentagon city s

i was no longer in the marine corps size no longer getting a salary. although a bit of savings, a little bit of debt that i incurred. i borrowed some subsidized loans. had some pell grants at osu. had the g.i. bill which i was trying to say from law school but it used some of the g.i. bill during college and then i worked jobs during college. so multiple different sources. >> so you graduate engineers and then you decide you want to go to law school. but as you point out there are not as many people going to let say yale or harvard from ohio state. there are some but how did you happen to say go to yale law school as opposed to ohio state law school or some other school in thear midwest? >> another think why wasn't thinking strategically about it. i applied to a few law schools. i got into them and sort was thinking about just going to one of those schools, and one of my best friends, he was the best man at my wedding actually who himself was a lawyer said look, if you have gotten good great and you thinking get into good place, this is 2009 right afte

the marine corps marathon forecast sunday, it will be warm.mild start, lower 60's, middle 60's by 10 a.m., noon time around 73 degrees, on our way to highs in the middle 70's. sunshine tomorrow, wednesday, thursday, friday. howard university's homecoming looking good saturday, 77 degrees. the marine corps marathon, warm, cold late monday and tuesday, upper 70's, lower 70's. by wednesday and thursday of next week, we are in the 60's for daytime highs. nancy: a new store near dupont circle has one criteria for everything sold. it has to be made in the district. where bowser may the first purchase "made in d.c." it also has a cafÉ, sills locally made clothing, -- selling locally made clothing and jewelry. alison: still ahead, reunited after a month apart. nancy: a dog owner with important advice. alison: an incredible reunion in south carolina after a serious car crash separated man from his best friend. the vehicle and realize days he was not in the front seat anymore. did everything to find daisy, walking trails and hiring people with the drone

the marine corps marathon looks good. on the warm side. we move toward the middle and the end of the race. temperatures will rebound to 70 by the 12:00 noontime hour. and highs approach 77 to 80 degrees. warmer and more sticky on monday. cold front arrives on tuesday. that does bring added clouds. i brings windy conditions. much needed rain but not a washout. cooler behind the front mauving to wednesday, thursday, friday next week. highs in lower 60's. morning lows in town in the middle 40's. michelle: nice. thank you, steve. jonathan: get to scott abraham who is live in clifton, virginia, for the game of the week. this is great weather for high school football. you are cozy. [laughter] secretary ofscott: i tell you w. i have the best seat in the house. friday night lights at centreville high school. the wildcats taking on week. we'll break it all down for you next in sports. announcer: now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealer. scott: hello, everybody. i'm scott abraham live at centreville high school. it is a

we have the marine corps marathon on sunday. more on that, plus we are tracking the next big weather makeer that promises to bring us rain and thal cooler temperatures by next week. the timing on that in a few minutes. alison: thank you, steve. meanwhile, a guilty plea in the murder of a man on a metro train. jasper spires admitted to stabbing kevin sutherland on a red line train on july 4, 2015. prosecutors say spires tried to rob the 24-year-old but none of sutherland's possessions were taken. doctors determined spires suffered from a mental illness but he was and is competen january. nancy: police are looking for the driver who hit a montgomery county officer last night and did not stop. this happened at 10:30 on new hampshire avenue near piney branch road. the officer was hit after stopping to help another officer in a traffic stop. the officer's injuries are not life threatening. jonathan: the d.c. council doesn't want people who evade metro fares to be criminals. sam ford is covering northwest washington to explain why. sa

and it's marine corps marathon weekend! what you need to know ahead of the big race - and why you'll see one prince george's county officer hitting the pavement in uniform. good morning washington. toss to eileen - sunny & warm through the weekend - orionid meteor shower peaks tonight - rain returns tuesday - another big temperature drop next week today: mostly sunny. cool start; warm afternoon. highs: 74-77 winds: nw 5-10 mph tonight: mainly clear and cool. lows: 43-53 wi

if we are the only two left in the marine corps, i am going to fix the marine corps." problem,very challenge, to rebuild our military after what happened after the vietnam conflict. brian: senator mccain, thank you for your time. look back to the vietnam war continues on veterans day askend, november 11 and 12, we devote 48 hours to the vietnam war, including live coverage from the veterans memorial, footage from 1967, reflections by vietnam veterans, and antiwar demonstrators, and a call-in with historians taking your questions. the vietnam war, 50 years later, on american history tv, only on c-span3. ♪ >> c-span's washington journal, and every day with news policy issues that impact you. coming

the streets were packed in arlington on sunday as 20-thousand people line of the marine corps marathon the 26-point-two mile race - bringing people from all walks of life together - earning its nickname, "the people's marathon." the race is the largest in the world that does not offer a monetary prize for top finishers but for most it's the chance to challenge themselves. but for many runners, the race is about more than just money. among the men, desta morkama finished first this min. and for the women, fairfax native sarah bishop finished first in 2 hours 45 minutes 6 seconds. check it out - abc7 meteorologists - josh knight and alex liggitt - conquering the marine corps marathon. congratulations guys! for d.c. sports fans.. it appears to be the end of an era. d.c. united played its last game at r-f-k stadium last night. the team is relocating to audi field, across from nats park. r-f-k stadium opened 56 years ago. and with d.c. united leaving, this is now the first time r-f-k doesn't have a professional home team. fans have a sense of nostalgia about the stadium. with no home team,

marine corps marathon kicking off this morning. a live report from the route and what you need to know today. >> welcome to "fox news morning" october 22, 2017 i'm annie yu. >> i'm tom fitzgerald great to you see. great to see you as always art thank you for starting y another beautiful fall day out there. look at that. just stuping and perfect weather that not being a marathoner myself, i would imagine, this is pretty good weather to be runing a race in this morning. we'll start off checking in with gary mcgrady for a look at today's weather. how about it? is this the kind of thing you would want for the marathoners out there? >> absolutely you should try one tom, they're not hard at all little training. >> never going to happen. >> couple weeks. >> gary i love you. >> we'll all marathoners here. >> congratulations really to the runners today. that's a huge accomplishment. >> just to qualify for this is amazing accomplishment. impressed by that. this is a great event. >> i'll show you the weather events coming up. for the marathon

yes, we do not, our program at the heart attacks marine corp -- headquarters marine corp we are not involved in any movement of the alleged offender. we do not clarify as a transfer it's over to the commander's office for discipline. and it's a marine corp move if that's the direction the commander opts to take. >> go ahead and finish up with the last two branchs. >> for the coast guard that is something that is handledism we have the alleged subject moved. we have policies in place. usually it's done through the legal channels and we try to place the alleged subject within the same jurisdiction area. so, let's say the incident occurs in miami we're going to try to keep that person somewhere within florida in order to allow the case to continue. the alleged subject has to be offered the alleged opportunity to continue to progress in their career, to be serving in a public area and, you know with oversight. the number of people that know which is limited to the senior command officials. >> and for the army it is very similar as well. the commander can decide to move a subject, often does not

sunday morning, the marine corps marathon, lower 50's. sunrise at 7:23, about 25 minutes before the marathon begins. lower 60'so the mid-race, and by noontime, 1:00, looking at lower 70's, with a high in the upper 70's. tracking a cold front and the next chance of rain in just a few minutes. nancy: investigators in california now say close to 8000 homes and buildings were destroyed by wildfires in the last two weeks. crews have been fighting 21 major wildfire since october 8. at the peak of the fires, 100,000 people were evacuated. the current estimate of damage is more than a billionol jonathan: what kills people more each year than war, smoking, hunger, or natural disasters? pollution. that finds 9rticle million people die after being exposed to toxic pollutants in 2015. economic losses at up to about 6% of the global economy. nancy: pepco customers are paying more for electricity, just not as much more as the company hoped. the maryland public service commission approved a rate increase that adds up to about four dollars per month for

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