megan fitzgerald, news 4. >>> your time is 6:36 on this saturday.hat does tomorrow's time change have to do with your health? we'll fill you in. >>> and the four things you need to k time when "news 4 today" continues. stayith us. w ralph northam: i'm ralph northam, candidate for governor, and i sponsored this ad. they're studying for 21st century jobs. but ed gillespie supports donald trump's plan to take money out of virginia public schools and give it to private schools. as a washington dc lobbyist, ed gillespie worked for lenders trying to keep student loan rates high. and ed gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. >>> already feeling a chill this morning. 150 homeowners in our area going to be a little warmer this winter. >> washington gas has its annual day of weatherization. susan hogan has more on how we're working for you in the community to get you ready for winter. >> reporter: a little heat goes a long way. and tweaking our faucets does, too. monet is getting h

. >> i'm megan fitzgerald in for angie goff. there is something about saturday morning. i'm happy. >> everyone about 6:00 a.m. >> you have the entire day ahead of you. most people are off tomorrow. it is a good day. >> we're here tho she's standing by in the storm team 4 weather center, tracking a chilly start. >> another chilly day to start this saturday morning. unfortunately, we've got rain on the way. we're going to have a few showers out there today. more rain overnight. the main story is going to be the winds that pick up over the weekend. live capitol camera showing a beautiful view out there. it's 6:00 a.m. more clouds will be taking over as we continue through the day. it is just going to be really a wet day if you're in some portions of the region. other portions not so much. temperatures right now at 40 degrees. we will have a few rain showers, mainly north of the district, as we go through the morning and into the midday hours. north of i-66. temperatures right now are low. we could even have a few areas of spotty, freezing rain, as we go through the morning.

i'm megan fitzgerald.after an officer-involved shooting. along ford hunt road in the mount vernon area. police say an officer shot at a suspect who was wanted in connection with a prior crash. the suspect is in critical condition. officers weren't injured. >>> the museum of the bible opens to the public today. it's in southwest washington near the national mall. the museum was built by the owner of hobby lobby. >>> we'll get a check on your forecast coming up next. stay with us. mom,on my car insurance of money by switching to geico. i should take a closer look at geico... you know, geico can help you save money on your homeowners insurance too? great! geico can help insure our mountain chalet! how long have we been sawing this log? um, one hundred and fourteen years. man i thought my arm would be a lot more jacked by now. i'm not even sure this is real wood. there's no butter in this churn. do my tris look okay? take a closer look at geico. great savings. and a whole lot more. >>> goo

. >> and i'm megan fitzgerald. if you're heading outside this weekend you'll want to be prepared. doug kammerer says things will be starting to cool down. >> first, we'll go up and we'll go way up during the day tomorrow, upper 50s to 60 degrees. if you've got plans this weekend, you might want to get them done tomorrow. current temperatures out there right now already on the cool side. 32 in norton, 32 in frederick as a result of the clearer skies we've seen. everybody talking about the deals that were going on, if you missed black friday get out there on your saturday, this is what you're dealing with, waking up with temperatures in the 30s. so the coats on a necessity there. pretty nice by 11:00 but up to 60 degrees by the afternoon. the cloud cover coming with the frontal boundary that will change things for your saund and we'll talk about that. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> you wait 20 minutes to turn into the parking lot and follow a shopper carrying bags to their car. finally, you snag that spot and park. chopper 4 captured the black friday frenzy

. >> and i'm megan fitzgerald. we want to get you video of wild weather, this is frankfurt about 45 miles outside of indianapolis. you can see how the powerful winds just damaged a number of buildings, flipped this car right ou over. it was so strong that you see the parked tractor trailer was tossed over like a toy. further west a barn was leveled by the strong gusts. just incredible.yn ricketts, soe that is part of the system we're experiencing right now? >> yes, an area of low pressure that moved north and east, a cold front following that, cold front is what is moving through the area right now. what moved through the area yesterday was that frontal system and that area of low pressure. so again, it is all part of the same system. and right now, we're seeing that system here in the form of northwest winds, 29 miles per hour. and that is just the sustained wind. our temperature at 54. sun getting ready to come up in about 25 minutes. and again, these winds are going to continue to move, gusting up to about 50 mi

i'm david culver alongside megan fitzgerald, with us as angie takes off time with the new baby. >> i'll fill in for her starting in december. >> and we get you today. >> a little bonus. >> love it. >> good morning, guys. hope you're waking up to a bright morning. i know it is going to be a little chilly. we also know you're going to need a hat, right, lauryn? >> yeah, definitely need a hat out there. if you can keep it on that head. because it is going to be a the day today. definitely not hat weather tomorrow, only because the winds tomorrow are going to be gusting up to 40 miles an hour. so it is going to be rather breezy. down right windy tomorrow, i'll say. taking a look outside, you can see national harbor. some clouds in the background. otherwise, just a quiet morning out there. of course, the sun is already up. capitol camera still showing beautiful views over the nation's capitol. 47 right now. spotty showers, especially north, as we go through the morning. temperatures are going to warm up even though we have clouds and a little bit of a breeze. we're going to be in the mid to

i'm megan fitzgerald. d.c.oking at at least five suspects over the last 24 hour, one man killed on 30th at around 211:00 a second man killed on spring road northwest just before 2:00 this morning. again, followup dates in our nbc washington app. >>> federal investigators are looking for therese three missi teens last seen in virginia. two are 17, one 18. the trio has not been seen since november 12. police are looking for a small silver suv, possibly a honda crv. if you see any of these girls, contact police. >>> we'll be back with a check on this forecast. . >>> we have the wind advisory, that goes until 3:00 this afternoon. a lot of flying debris out there, a lot of trees down across the area roadways. definitely some scattered power outages. and i do believe this will only increase because we'll have winds up to 50 miles an hour through at least noon and then by this afternoon, still gusting up to 35 miles an hour. but again, the potential to gust up to 50 miles an hour as we go through the first part of the

reporting in montgomery county, megan fitzgerald, news4. >>> news4 is committed to raising awareness and offering resources for people living with domestic violence. we call it safe at home. to learn more, head to the nbc washington app. >>> election night brought a big change in parts of northern virginia. more diversity than we've ever seen before in the house of delegates. nowhere is it more evident than prince william county. julie carey joins us from the democratic campaign office in wood bridge with that story. hi, julie. >> reporter: hi, doreen. campaign headquarters closed tonight, but the hard work done here by volunteers across the coury delegation. and these newcomers, they're planning to shake it up a little bit when they get to richmond. election day brought a striking change, especially in prince william county. >> look up here right now. our representatives now look like prince william county. >> reporter: what was a nearly all-white, all-male delegation, now includes the first transgender person in danica roem, and a latina and african-american woman. and one who blun

megan fitzgerald is in rockville tonight where prosecutors called the deaths blood curdling.> reporter: prosecutors are describing this case of extreme violence. inside a courtroom the judge agreed and said 56-year-old anthony strong is a danger to the community, so he's being held tonight without bond. court documents are revealing new information about what happened inside this home on branbury manor court monday night. prosecutors say 50-year-old anthony strong called 911 hours after he strangled and suffocated his fiancee, shania blackwell. investigators say it happened inside the master bedroom after an argument. >> it was they had shared accounts, and it seems that, you know, the -- his fiancee had been taking moneys from his accounts. >> reporter: strong told detectives and a 911 dispatcher that he snapped. chopper 4 flying above capturing the moment strong was arrested on tuesday morning. this is just one of thousands of domestic violence cases montgomery county police say they investigate every year. >> most of the time it's husbands, wives, boyfriends, girlfriends o

only on news4, megan fitzgerald spoke to his family about this heart breaking loss. >> david was an amazing person. he was smart and funny. >> reporter: david newell was 22 years old. his mother a net says he was ready and eager to graduate from the university of south carolina in may so he could follow his dreams. >> he was a business major. >> reporter: next to annette is sister braidy and girlfriend rachel thomas. they drove all the way from maryland to sack is being last wednesday night when they were told david was struck by a drunk driver while leaving campus on his moped. >> there wasn't much hope for survival. maintain him on life support so we could get there and say good-bye. >> reporter: thursday night david newell was taken off life support. the family says their grief is indescribable, but they are hoping to save lives by urging others not to drink and drive. his mother said he was an organ donor and ended up lives. as for the suspect he is in custody and facing felony dui. a gofundme page has been set up to help with funeral expenses. if you're interested in helping, you can f

. >> all right, meagan fitzgerald live for us in silver spring. megan, thank you. >>> some new details just in on this deadly house fire in prince george's county. investigators say it was arson. they also reveal today that both of the people who died inside were men. now, we first showed you the damage at this home on foot street in seat pleasant last thursday. that house was foreclosed. detectives say both men died of smoke inhalation. they are working to figure out how the fire started. >>> now to some disturbing new developments about the gunman behind the worst mass shooting in texas history. devin kelley escaped from a psychiatric facility in new mexico in 2012. police say he also tried to sneak guns onto a nearby military base making death threats against his superiors there. tonight the pentagon is investigating a major mistake by the air force that allowed kelley to buy the assault rifle used in sunday's attack. nbc's sara doll off has more on the investigation and a closer lok >> reporter: the shooting at the first baptist church started witho