the nbc app, that's the place to go for that. we have a whole section dedicated. geerng to have more live coverage throughout the hour and we're expecting the first winners of the actually marathon to come in the next 15 to 20 minutes. >> we're tracking it all. let's talk about the rain. it can't make up its mind. >> it's just in time for the race to finish, the marathon to finish. we have the rain exhibiting the region now and pulling east of the potomac river. the last of the rain drops exited. a little bit of light rain. rag about international is 58. we have another chance of rain coming in. big changes on the way. >> find out how close a suspect came to carrying out their plans. >> and all through the morning we've had you covered when it comes to the angle of the marine corps marathon. our julie carey is covering it through periscope. we'll have more of >>> welcome back. we take a look at hains. good luck to everybody. keep going. >>> in other new this morning a virginia community is trying to come to terms with the idea that a school shooting could have hap

we'll have updates in the nbc washington app. back to you. >> more breaking news now a second police involved shooting, this in the district. we got off the phone with d.c. police. they tell us an officer shot and killed a suspected burglar this morning at a liquor store along georgia avenue northwest near the d.c./maryland line. police say there was a gunfight between the officers and two suspects. one was killed, the second suspect is on the run. megan fitzgerald is heading to the scene right now we'll keep you updated. >> i'm molette greene live in prince william county where two families and two school communities are grieving the loss of high school seniors as police here dig for answers. busloads of students started the day off at osborne park high school with grief counselors ready to help them cope with an unexpected loss. 17-year-old indya davis attended this school. police found her and 17-year-old lyle ferringer dead saturday. he attended garfield high school. prince william county schools said the schools are focused

we'll update the list of school and event schedule changes on our nbc washington app. >>> norfolk is bracing for a complete deluge. they have already gotten it bad. the area is flooding as we speak. and more rain is coming. in the pictures we're getting in from norfolk, we are seeing a lot of high water and dangerous trouble spots out on the roads. many businesses and schools are shut down today or closed early. it's supposed to keep raining in norfolk all week long. this is not joaquin, just a lot of rain. this is a low-lying area. naval station norfolk is filling thousands of sand balls to protect the base. >>> look at this, new pictures of a road that washed out in south carolina. we told but this yesterday. this is brand-new video where the culvert collapsed in spartansburg. they had major flooding there. there's heavy rain again right now. in a separate flooding incident, a woman died. >>> hurricane joaquin is forcing people to evacuate a popular vacation island in north carolina. ferries ran boat loads of cars back to the mainland throughout the night. most of the people on the

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on your smartphone and tablet, download the nbc 10 news app. you can get the first alert weather alert. when we get new information, you will be updated every time changes come in on joaquin's projected path. we can get you ready for your first alert drive. >> that's the schuylkill expressway where we had ongoing construction. cleared out of the way. we are gad to go there. around girard avenue, the eastbound drive times are okay. though. between eagleville road, a small closure there. if you are out the door the inner lanes are closed from strawberry mansion to falcon 14 drive as well. later on today around lunchtime, if you are headed around the schuylkill expressway or the stadium area, we have a phillies game. you can expect extra volume around the stadium area and 95 and the schuylkill expressway. when i come back in the next ten minutes, we'll go over mass transit and delays there. chris, tracy. >> all right, jessica. today the link will turn pink. a live look there from our exclusive camera pence the stadium. everything looks normal. lat

stay with nbc 10 on the air and through our "nbc 10 news" app. you get live updates, track the storm along with our meteorologists, also following the track of hurricane joaquin. you can count on us for the latest forecast and projections. >> in other news police say the man who opened fire at an oregon community college demanded to know his victims' religion. flags are flying at half-staff across oregon following the massacre which left 10 dead, seven injured. the governor ordered the flags to remain at half-staff until sunset day. witnesses say 26-year-old chris mercer who was not a student invaded a writing class and shot a teacher, then told everyone get on the ground. survivors say he started asking people to stand up and state their religion before spraying them with bullets. the gunman was later killed. >> so many emotions going on right now that i don't -- my heart hurts for the people that have passed. >> three of the injured are reported in critical condition. another major story we're following for you this morning, a deadly military p

just download the free nbc 10 news app for the first alert forecast, radar, weather alerts and much moreit will update any changes in the projected track of joaquin. >>> the man accused of torching a restaurant under construction in center city, philadelphia, will go before a judge. police say surveillance cameras aqap which you ared photos of steven petaway two weeks ago near the fire. the fire destroyed the restaurant space and damaged two apartment buildings. up to 40 people have not returned to their homes. >> they didn't like have any foresight about the people that they would be affecting and it's scary. it was such a peaceful night the night before. >> the atf says the fire caused a million dollars in damage. agents have not revealed petaway's alleged motive. >>> court officers and facilities in trent lone remain closed because of a freon leak. officials say the leak was contained yesterday but further investigation showed freon levels are higher than legal guidelines. and right now you have to pay more to ride new jersey transit. fares are up about 9%. that means one-way fares be

you are running out the door, you can always check the forecast and receive updates with the nbc washington app. >>> 6:47. developing this morning, if you have the nbc washington app you are among the first to hear that metro has chosen the next general manager. we don't have a name just yet because they're still working out a contract here. adam tuss broke that news on twitter last night. he said a formal announcement is expected by the end of the week. earlier we reported they were down to two finalists. there was an interim manager put in place. >>> news 4 iteam showed you this video of the woman traveling down onto the tracks on the orange line last year. she started striking yoga poses as a partner took pictures. bentley left virginia but recently returned to the area. police arrested her next month. >>> two nurses are off the job this morning because one of the nurses is accused of taking hydromorphone from sibley memorial hospital. she was fired after refusing to take a drug test. she had previously resigned from walter reed under similar circumstances. the other nurse is accused of taki

we'll continue to follow developments and have updates on our nbc washington app.>>> thanks so much, darcy. tile right now, 8:30 on the dot. we made it halfway through the hour. >> sure did. it is halloween.

more frequent updates on air, online and push alerts from our nbc washington app. have that ready to go. download it today and you'll be storm ready for tomorrow. 46 now in washington. but 30s in the shenandoah valley. mid to upper 30s in the cooler western suburbs. near 50 in town. lots of rain coming our way, raining from roanoke to raleigh, all the way down to the gulf coast. leading edge of the drops now, north of charlottesville, still south of luray. future weather carries the chance for rain showers during the morning hours, up to warrenen to, warren en ton to manassas. take the umbrella with you. it will be a chilly and cloudy day with rain today. but, again, thanks to the system coming from the tropics, tomorrow, even with the heavy rain, it will be a mild one. 50s today, 60s tomorrow. 70 thursday. clocks go back this weekend. >>> there is now one less thing you can pack on a flight. ecigarettes. the department of transportation is banning battery operated smoking devices from checked luggage. there have been at least 26 cases of e cigarettes exploding. so

this is our nbc washington app. be sure to check the nbc radar and monitor your storm track.s all getting ready for you right now. >> sounds like a plan. >>> a judge today in d.c. will check on the mental health of a woman who ran at a officer with a stake knife. the officer shot nettles after he repeatedly asked her to put the knife down. her mother said she struggles with bipolar disorder and couldn't get the help she needed. >>> d.c.'s attorney general teaming up with a colorado based marijuana advocacy group to fight the use of synthetic drugs. although marijuana is legal in colorado, they say they've also seen the use of synthetic drugs go up. they hope to work together to develop creative ways to cut down on the accessn't and use of synthetic drugs as well as tougher punishments in the district of colorado. >>> today we're expecting a report from the justice department about st. louis county police. this is the last doj review following that violence in ferguson after michael brown was killed last year. the first report criticized ferguson police and the second addresse

we'll have the full list on the nbc washington app and on nbc washington.com as well if you want to check that out. talking about metro. track work, the red line running every 18 minutes. the silver line every 26. the same thing on the blue line and the orange line. on the green line trains run every six minutes. on sunday metro opening at 5:00 a.m., two hours early because of this, the marine corps marathon and no track work for metro on sunday. that is good with all the people headed downtown for the race. now these road closures are sunday 4:00 a.m. to 1:00. some closures, key bridge, memorial bridge, wisconsin avenue from m street to k and west potomac park. again, you can find that full list on the nbc washington app or nbcwashington.com. good luck to all of the runners and the walkers. >>> a high-tech gift before the holidays. we're going to take you to the special school delivery. >>> and coming up, the one piece of food keeping the doctor away. the dentist and those unwanted extra pounds. >>> and, listen up, if you shop online, why some landlords are >>> 6:39. it's hard for us to

"news4" is constantly updating their nbc washington app. check it by checking the temperature on the app home page. >>> hurricane joaquin is dumping rain in the central bahamas. there's the impact of the category 4 storm. palm trees swaying in the winds. gusts up to 130 miles an hour. next, joaquin moves toward turkings and caicos. authorities there closed all airports, schools, and government offices. the cuban government sent out a tropical storm warning as well. >> take a look at the very latest track of joaquin. it's moving even farther east. even farther way from our coast. as of the new update about an hour ago, you can see it starts to bend hundreds of miles off the shores of the carolinas. even with that new track, bans from the storms could damage areas along the coast. heavy-duty rescue vehicles are on standby ready to plow through water. officials say residents should be prepared to evacuate just in case. people evacuated ocracoke island yesterday. >>> officials are more worried about more flooding. look for more information late

and you can keep up with our team coverage of the marine corps marathon with the nbc washington app. we've got a whole section dedicated to everything you need to know. we'll have more live coverage throughout the hour. >>> right now we have a little bit of wet rain. the pavement is wet around the region. pulling out of west virginia coming out of virginia these patches of green, light rain, charles county into prince william, fauquier over into culpeper. this is moving a bit off to the north and east. here's the hour-by-hour times on that. by 9:00, a few more light showers coming through between 9:00 and noon. a few light showers and then it crosses the bay during the afternoon and we get some sunshine breaking out as temperatures jump into the 60s. change is on the way. that's coming right up. >> in other news, they're surveying the damage left from hurricane patricia. the storm did not have the impact that was feared and bypassed the major cities. so more than 300,000 homes have been heavily damaged. more than 200,000 have lost power. here at home a development out of prince willi

also we want to point you to nbc washington app. if you want to see more of those incredible aerial pictures just search air patrol. in chantilly, i'm david culver, news 4. >> a smoky haze hovered today over hyattsville. fire fight hers thick smoke to deal with when they arrived on the scene. no reports of any injuries. >> checking in now with storm team 4 and chief meteorologist doug kammerer and doug, it's starting to look and feel like fall out there. >> you've got that right, guys. waking up with cool numbers this morning and some of you in the 30s in the first time and take a look at the overnight low temperatu temperatures, and 39 toward kull pepper and frederick at 43, but that was 37 yesterday morning. so some very cold air the last couple of days and it's burden quite chilly to start off and plenty of nicely. >> over the next few thais and we're talking about schilly hair making time for the weekend and chelly by the weekend and some areas may see their first freeze by the season. >> jacket, bienen is expected to return, ho

you can find out how to join us on the nbc washington app.starts on freedom plaza tomorrow morning at 9:15. it benefits whitman walker health. it provides help for those living with hiv. it's a terrific organization that's been here for so long. helping some who can't get out of their homes to do basic things like shop for groceries and cook meals. >> it's a lot of fun. >> it is. all a great turnout. >> the big question, of course, is what will the weather be like. chuck bell has some answers to that. >> that's right. i've got my finisher medals from the 2006 marathon and last year's marathon. i'll be out there again this weekend. i'm not going to run the race all the way to this weekend. this is the shirt i'll be wearing to start out. we've got our team nbc 4 shirt on the front and this is on the back running for you. if you see the shirt on the race course, aisle run to mile 4 and e'll be cheering along with everybody else at the nbc 4 team. we sponsor mile 4 which is the best mile to be sponsoring. join us. we'll be passing out peacocks an

we'll have the full list on the nbc washington app and on nbcwashington.com, as well, if you want to check that out. talking about metro again, on saturday for track work. red line running every 18 minutes. silver line, every 26. same thing on the blue line and the orange line and on the green lines trains run every 16 minutes and yellow line will be normal service. on sunday, though, metro opening at 5:00 a.m. two hours early because of this. the marine corps marathon and no track work for metro on sunday. that is good for all of the people that will be headed downtown for the race and these road closures are 4:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. key bridge and wisconsin avenue from m street to k and west potomac park and again, you can find that full list on the nbc washington app or nbcwashington.com. good luck to all of the runners and the walkers. >>> the race for the white house has been dominated by two names. clinton and trump. now another name is rising. republican ben carson, he's the brand new leader in two eiowa polls. steve handelsman is here with the new numbers. >> donald trump and b

news 4 will be with you for the next three hours and we'll pushing out alerts on the nbc washington app all weekend long. >> we'll have team coverage from ocean city to northern virginia. we start in the storm center with chief meteorologist doug kammerer and meteorologist amelia segal. >> hey, guys. we're watching the rain continuing to come through the area. today is just a nasty, nasty day, but right now we're pretty much just dealing with the run of the milnor easter and we're not dealing with winds that are too high and we're not seeing the extremely heavy rain that we saw come out of the storm earlier in the week and things started to come down even though we still had the flash flood watch out. >> right. we're not as concerned about flash flooding and talking about everything else and the rain and the temperatures about 20 degrees below where they should be and then you factor in breezy to windy conditions, too. >> we'll continue to see the windy conditions right on through the rest of the evening, too. notice the rain around the region, but also notice here and the other night w

download the free "nbc 10 news" app, live radar, weather alerts, track joaquin wherever you are on theo. we'll update changes in joaquin's projected path. you can send us video of your neighborhood. >> i want to keep you updated on the road conditions. >> jessica boyington is watching some roads in south jersey where we're seeing showers. >> yes, we have wet roads, on the 42 freeway, you can see on the lens in raindrops as well. the northbound lanes here if you're headed toward the center city area to bridges, fine. five minutes north from 55 to the walt whitman bridge. speed restriction there is due to high winds. and if you're going over the ben franklin bridge watch for the construction. as rush hour begins later on in the morning we're going to see heavy value combined with rain. a little rain in the background but our drive times okay. at the most you're going to have an 11-minute trip. heading out for mass transit. reports of flooding at the ferry avenue station for patco. so limited parking restrictions there. no problems for new jersey transit or dart. when i come back we're go

download the nbc washington app when you get a chance this weekend, please do.ck out the special papal visit section. >>> five years late and $80 million over budget, the silver spring transit center finally opened this week. ahead on "news4 this week," was it worth it? >>> and criminals passing drug tests even while they're high. the news4 i-team tells us why it's about to change. ♪ i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank. >>> welcome back to "news4 this week." the silver line continues its expansion out to dulles. a new construction project is about to kick off. crews will be expanding the bridge over centreville road in herndon. that means that centreville road will be closed at times, and a lot of the drivers, if you are one of those th

tracking some scattered showers, potentially a few isolated storms am good day to download the nbc washington app then you can have the app in the palm of your hand. that's going to cool us down for the weekend especially tomorrow. looking nice for columbus day. if you have that bonus day off, you're lucky. the weather cooperating. right now we're 57 in bell report we'll be cloudy by the afternoon. here's the high in your neighborhood. 82 in washington. the high yesterday was 78. 79 for a high winchester. rain is most likely between about 4:00 and 10:00 p.m. it's not going to rain the entire time. that's the time period where you could be dealing with rain. notice it's bringing in heavy rain during evening hours after sunset. here's your hour by hour this evening. as we track some scattered showers maybe an isolated thunderstorm. mid-70s. if you have dinner out, you might want to grab the umbrella. no, it's not going to be too chilly but it will start to turn cool as temperatures fall into the 60s. 9:00 still at balmy 71 degrees. pumpkin picking weather starting to look good. breezy during the mo

in our nbc washington app, check the radar and new storm track and see how your town is getting ready. it's all in there on our nbc washington app. a lot going on. make sure you're checking it all. >> that's right. you know who's checking it here, chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> that means more news on air, online and more push alerts through your app. look eight through your computer or check your phone on the ride in to work. temperatures in the mid-50s. it's kind of a nasty day. it will be a weather alert day today and tomorrow as the flooding threat continues today into tomorrow. heavy rain and localized flooding and coastal flooding will be the biggest impact. little impact from joaquin itself, so that's good news. heavy rain moving into the area will be with us for the remainder of the day. rainfall amounts could be in the 2- to 4-inch amount. we find jay gray down in kitty hawk, north carolina. those outer exposed islands are always in great danger. jay? >> reporter: hey, there, chuck. yeah, they're already preparing. some of the outer islands, one accessible only by ferry,

keep it right here and watch the nbc washington app for updates. again, we do know that we're hearing one child was taken to the hospital and i don't know if any other children were onboard that bus right now. >>> bomb and gun threats at several schools. this occurred near newtown, kkt cut. it forced them to lock down early and early dismissal. police are making a connection to a swatting call nearby. >> all new at 6:00, tonight, meet a local military couple who will be among the thousands participating in sunday's marine corps marathon. why they say running helped them get through >>> the search is on for the person responsible for a massive lockdown in part of the country that is all too familiar with the tragedy of mass violence in the classroom. >> about 25 miles from newtown schools in fairfield, connecticut, they let out early after someone called in threats. nbc's justin schecker reports. >> reporter: about 9:00 this morning fairfield police say someone called to report he had a hostage, guns and pipe bombs after killing his girlfriend at a

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plus on nbcnewyork.com and the nbc 4 app, a closer look at what's been done to prepare the tri-state for the next big storm and why some experts are calling for bolder action. >>> in decision 2016, the "the new york times" says governor chris christie should drop out of the race for president. a scathing op-ed cited his poll numbers. >> the governor said he's not going anywhere. third debate when the candidates found common ground on one issue. they don't like how the debate was being run. >> it was how to find the gotcha question to make people look bad. >> i've asked me staff to reach out to the other campaign to talk about a change in format. >> the campaigns are going to request changes. the next gop faceoff takes place in milwaukee in less than two week zbloos hillary clinton among those closely watching last night's gop debate quickly weighing in on twitter. the democratic candidate for president reacted in rel time, seems to me, ten candidates, zero ideas. then took aim at the new republican front runner saying in part for a surgeon, ben carson has a pretty poor diagnosis. >>>

you can check out the nbc app for pictures of the ceremony later today. >>> some say we'll add to the stability of the baltimore police department in the wake of freddie gray's death. mayor stephani rawlings-blake fired the previous leader after a spike in homicides. "the baltimore sun" says people praised davis for his eagerness to listen to the community. demonstrators at a sit-in last week said he is not tolerant enough of civil disobedience. >>> redskins' quarterback kirk cousins will stay on despite taking the team's loss over the weekend. he threw two interception within ten minutes of each other, both which ended up with touchdowns for the new york jets. "news4" "news4's" maloney says it's the worst touchdown of the season. despite leading at the hoch coach jay gude say it gave them what they needed. >> second half, we laid an egg, a big egg. if we don't change out what we do when we come out of halftime, it doesn't matter who's in there. >> cousins led the offense without six starters. all of them had injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. le

we will, of course, keep you updated on any changes with our washington nbc app. >>> all eyes will be on the 17th street levee to see if it can hold potential floodwaters. it's located between two permanent flood walls at the corner of 17th street and constitution avenue. that's the lowest point in d.c. the levee is just one years old. it's a removable structure of aluminum panels and steel posts. it's used downtown. it will not stop flooding by heavy rain. the national park service said it's ready to erect the levee on short notice if there is a problem. there are several things you can do right now. the big one is to make sure leaves and other debris are cleared from your gutters and downspouts. make sure you have a full tank of gas in your car, know how to get in touch with family as friends in case of app emergency. download the app. from there you can download an up-to-the-minute forecast. >>> we do want to check back in with chuck bell with a closer look on how joaquin could impact our area. hey, chuck. >> yeah. there's a whole lot of uncertainty as to what exactly is going to b

check out our nbc washington app for much more on the latest.k to you. >> molette green live for us. head to nbcwashington.com to check out all you need to know for this weekend's marine corps marathon. can check out metro changes, road closures, tonight's concert and a whoa whole lot more. just search marine corps marathon. >>> it is 6:56. four things you need to know before you head on the road. you may see snow plows on the road. don't panic it. it's just a test. >>> the biggest storm ever recorded in the pacific is headed to mexico. right now emergency officials say it could be catastrophic. this rally comes a day after she spent 11 hours testifying in the benghazi hearing. >>> a search for the shooter happening right now at tennessee university. four shot. one died. >> taking a look at our big problem, the blue line now using the yellow line bridge. so all blue lines designated as a yellow line. that is a big issue for us this morning. wi still have that crash at suitland parkway at suit land road and georgetown pike outbound. we're still s

one thing everyone can do is to download our nbc washington app. from there, you can access the expertise of storm team 4 and up to the minute forecast throughout the weekend. >>> i'm melissa malai at the live desk. the trial date has been set for the man charged with killing two missing sisters from maryland. he is set to go on trial next month. he made his first appearance in a bedford county ciuit court in virginia. a judge set a tentative dril date. he had an attorney appointed for him, charged with murder in connection with the disappearance of 12-year-old sheila and 10-year-old katherine lyons. the sisters from walking from their house after being at the mall. their bodies were never found. he was seen paying attention to then. >> we want you to join nbc 4 during bullying prevention month this october. it starts today. nbc 4 is teaming up you with prince william county schools and apple federal credit union to create a culture of kindness. to participate, join our be kind campaign on social media. write hashtag, be kind, on your hands and tak

you can find a link in our nbc washington app.ou can also do it in person at your local registrar office by 5:00 p.m. chuck bell has a look at forecast. >> outside we have a cloudy sky. little peeks of sunshine coming through. these showers south and west of the pittsburgh, these are the leading edge, a little spot shower chance coming our way for this afternoon into early this evening. temperatures out ahead of our cold front should make it back up to the low to mid 70s today. more sunshine coming our way later this afternoon. turning breezy at times. saturday looks breezy and cooler with high temperatures around 60. sunday, a chance of frost west of d.c. and a killing freeze out towards the shenandoah valley. >>> right now, in the trial of suspected serial killer charles severance, we are hearing from his ex-girlfriend who lived with him starting in 2011. she testified that he told her the only good cop is a dead cop. also she said severance asked her to buy him a handgun, the same weapon used in the murders of the three victims

one thing everybody can do to get ready is download the washington nbc app. you can download upto the minute-forecasts. >> right now taking a look at your traffic this morning we still have the problem in manassas. one block there, i hear in my ear. taking a look at 95 as you're headed northbound on 95, you can see travel times look okay. northbound to woodbridge, a tad slow. all the way up to the beltway or down from the beltway. down to frederick, down to hyattstown, no problem. taking a look over here. no problems on i-95 or b.w. parkway. heading down the district looking pretty good. back in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. >>> two men are dead this morning. homicide investigators are trying to figure out who killed them. they say last night's shootings were not random. they both died at central gardens ii in capitol heights. >>> a man charged in the murders of two sisters, katharine lyon and sheila lyon who disappeared on their way to the mall. they were never found. we expect the judge will appoint an attorney to his case. >>> also today we plan to chec

search mental health services at the nbc washington app for a list of resources throughout our region. back to pat now. >>> thank you. it's a victory celebration that's raising a few eyebrows today. how it actually did so >>> i'm eun yang, cat lovers, you may want to look away. police in michigan are looking for the person who shot this cat with a crossbow. they say cats have nine lives, for this little guy it's true. he survived. he's not out of danger yet, but things are looking good. >>> the new york giants are dealing with a big outbreak. some precautions here after one of their players was diagnosed with mrsa. tight end daniel fells was being treated for a chronic ankle condition when he was diagnosed with mrsa. the disease can be fatal. the locker room, training room and all meeting rooms have been scrubbed down just in case. >>> kevin harvick dominated the field at dover in the nascar sprint cup series on sunday, but his celebration is raising a few eyebrows. he backed his car into the wall during his celebratory burnout which would hamper nascar's ability to do a proper post r

some parts of the country aren't so fortunate. >> we want to point you to nbc washington's app.f you want to see some more of those incredible aerial picture, just search air patrol. in chantilly, i'm david culver, news 4. >> a crowd gathered outside for a ceremony marking columbus day. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> knights of columbus held the event. it is an annual event at a statue erected in 1912 in honor of christopher columbus. this year, though, one of the speakers made reference to what he described as the suffering and treatment of native americans that followed columbus' explorations. a few protesters were at the event, as well. there are efforts in this country to get columbus day renamed for indigenous americans. >>> strong words from local campus police in light of the mass shooting on a college campus in oregon. what they're urging young people to do if violence strikes. >> computer glitch has had an impact on thousands of travelers tonight and tonight we have new information on what caused the problem. >> the redskins team name and now the state of california is now the state of calif

if you're interested in donating to saving the ship, click on the nbc 10 app. >>> all right. talking politics now. popping our decision 2016 coverage, gop debate fallout. the republican national committee is ending its partnership with nbc news after the cnbc debate this past week. that means that the rnc will not take part in the nbc news telemundo debate scheduled for february of next year. nbc news vowed to resolve the matter with the gop. some of the republican campaigns plan to meet tomorrow to discuss their dissatisfaction with the debates. >>> now to the candidates and shakeup in jeb bush's campaign. nbc news learned the campaign's chief operating officer has been let go. this all comes a week after the bush campaign announced organizational changes and money woes. word is that jeb bush is working to privately reassure donors nervous about the slim down operation and critiqued debate performance. >>> protesters from the black lives matter movement interrupt the a hillary clinton campaign event yesterday. the democratic front runner was outlining priorities for reforming

our nbc washington app has all of the information you need to prepare for tonight's chill. you can use our interactive map to find the temperatures in your area just search weather alert. >>> it is one of the most popular stories on the nbc washington app. word tonight of some improvement by the boxer who suffered a brain bleed during a fight in fairfax. pritchard colon is following surgery to relief spannish on his brain. a spanish-language media outlet is reporting the boxer is now breathing on his own. the fight broadcast showed colon getting knocked down twice of terrell williams in washington and he passed out later in the locker room. >> we have new details tonight on the man prince george's county police say escaped from a police car and assaulted three officers. derrick ward has more on the incident that was caught on camera and the video that you saw first right here on news 4. >>. >> it started with a traffic stop in the intersection of mir cook road saturday afternoon. according to prince george's county police, a passenger who would be identified as giovanti you

details on our nbc washington app.pecial olympics when you're there. >>> about a half dozen partnerships are forming between schools in the herndon area and the faith unkmoo the. herndon's mayor instigated the new relationship on monday. the idea is based on a faith and school relationship that's been going strong for more than a decade. >> puts together about 120 backpacks every week for our children to take home with them on friday afternoon. >> reporter: for more than 15 years, members of floris united methodist church have been forging relationships with students at hutchison elementary school. everything from providing food and school supplies to mentoring. herndon's mayor, lisa merkel sees how successful the relationship is and she wants other schools and faith leaders to mimic it. >> what we're really trying to achieve is a relationship between the faith community and the school community because we know that that's why floris and hutchison is so successful. it's not just something they do. there's a raelgsship

download the nbc washington app as well. weather alert days, talking friday and saturday. high temperature saturday 59 with 39 miles an hour winds and saturday a brutal day as well. sunday may be okay as well as a joaquin stays to the south. we have to wait and see but we know for sure we will get that heavy rain from the nor'easter. >> thank you. >>> everything was on the table as d.c.'s school chancellor henderson talks about the state of d.c.'s public schools and it was moderated. she says it is steadily improv improving in the district and wants to find way to help charter and regular schools work together. >>> when we come back, nascar fans may be saying good-bye to one of their favorites. one of their favorites. plus, take a look at these bbq best cracked pepper sauce... most ribs eaten while calf roping... yep, greatness deserves recognition. you got any trophies, cowboy? ♪ whoomp there it is uh, yeah... well, uh, well there's this one. best insurance mobile app? yeah, two years in a row. well i'll be... does that thing just follow you around? like a little puppy! t

check out nbc washington's app later today with more on today's discussion. >> new this midday voices against the mayor's plan combat a rise in violence across the district. activists say it promotes more aggressive forms of policing and does not encourage community safety. we have more on this debate from millett. >> reporter: good morning. the city council holding the first of two hearings today that address the mayor's crime fighting initiative, but a short while ago several groups supporting the black lives matter movement showed up here today. they handed out their own form of legal policy and demanded a different course of action. >> just want to give the people the tools not the police. >> reporter: that's the call for action this diverse group of protesters demand. they gathered outside the wilson building just before the city council hearings this morning on the mayor's crime fighting plan. >> this proposal will not make our community safer and it goes against the core principles of the black lives matter movement's mission combat the harms of our failed and racially biassed

we'll post any new information we get to our nbc washington app. >>> now to the latest developments.another serious story out of texas this morning. the search for two missing in this massive flooding continues. take a look at this, two people already reported dead. teams from the national weather service plan to investigate whether tornadoes hit the central and southwest regions. the storms and suspected tornadoes are remnants of hurricane patricia. >> they're still getting heavy rain in texas. interstate 35 was backed up over 30 miles with traffic yesterday afternoon. take a look at the radar there now. they are still getting heavy downpours in central texas. unfortunately adding to the woes overnight. this line of strong storms with heavy downpours, now cruising through there. for us, no rain around the metro area. we have a clear sky starting 0 of this halloween morning. it's fight chilly. it's down to the mid-30s, northern western suburbs and the shenandoah valley. it's near freezing as well out in the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. chesapeake bay, mid to upper

open up the nbc washington app and tap watch live tv now. that's at the top of the screen.you can stream news4 midday live e >>> there will be no cuts to vre next year. president obama is expected to sign a three-year extension to the deadline for positive train control that will stop a train that is speeding. >>> the smithsonian will make a change for nursing mothers. right now only two buildings have lactation rooms. employees complained they've been forced to use restrooms and expose themselves to co-workers. the smithsonian says more lactation rooms will be available by the end of november. >> use your nbc washington app this weekend. if you're out drinking and need a ride home we posted a link to the area's sober ride program it offers rides for people in prince gornlgs county, the northern part of virginia and the district. taxis will be on hand between 10:00 saturday night and 4:00 sunday morning. >>> one part of halloween could toss you more this year. also some bad w >>> if you're stocking up on candy for trick-or-treaters, you may be in for a scare, that's because

app to be with us anywhere you are. it's all in yourd hands, download the nbc 10 app now for free. new this morning, bill cosby has new allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior days before he is scheduled to different testimony under oath. three more women came forward yesterday accusing him of sexual assault. more than 50 women have made similar accusations. next week, cosby is scowled to give a sworn deposition in the sexual assault lawsuit. cosby has never been charged. he don'ts the allegations. police have arrested a pair of suspects they say boat and robbed an elderly war veteran in his home. the attack happened in july. police arrested zachary hales and john reeves. investigators say hales did previous repairwork in the victim's home and robbed the victim for drug money. police say reed worked as the getaway driver. the victim described this assault to nbc 10 this summer. >> i added a bruise up here, skin missing and i had blood all over my head. >> they are now charged with robbery, assault and making terroristic threats. >>> police say thieves stole papal flags from ou

we have a photo gallery on our nbc washington app that shows the devastation in south carolina. >> and coming up at 7:00, lester holt anchors a special edition of nbc nightly news from columbia, south carolina. >>> today the supreme court declined to look into the murder conviction of george hughley. he is a former uva lacrosse player who is convicted of the murder of his former girlfriend, a woman named yardly love. she was killed in her off-campus apartment five years ago. hughley is a graduate of the landen school, a private school in chevy chase, maryland. his appeal argued that he was stripped of his right to competent counsel because his lead attorney got sick during the trial and the judge refused to delay the proceedings. >> up, in, how you can weigh in on plans to transform one of the area's most congested roadways. >>> metro ridership taking a hit because of the car sharing services like uber, among other things -- uber, that is. things -- uber, that is. tonight we'll tell you their okay. so everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? why fios? well fios is a 100

we'll let you know here and on the nbc washington app if anything new comes out then. >>> a developing story this morning, mistakenly struck. that's how a top u.s. commander describes an air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. john campbell faced tough questions this morning as he appeared in a senate armed services committee. 22 people including doctors and patients were killed in that air strike. >> to be clear, the decision to provide aerial fires was a u.s. decision made within the u.s. chain of command. a hospital was mistakenly struck. we would never intentionally target a protected medical facility. >> three investigations are now underway into that air strike. president obama says he wants reassurances this won't happen again. >> i'm megan mcgrath, live in arlington, where there have been nine sexual assaults since july. police don't necessarily think the same person is responsible. the suspect description is similar in some of the cases and it's totally different in others. but it's certainly an alarming trend. >> the latest incident happened in the 1800 block of north scott

we posted the datesko3 and timn the nbc washington app.lawmakers say the tolling place would cost commuters too much money. virginia govern tray mic cull love's administration says turning the t hchlt ov lanes into toll plains would move traffic along more efficiently. >>> it's a great day for a drive, maybe take 66 down to the shan dough with a valley. if you want to see the leaf colors you just have to look outside, even in the d.c. area. look at that brilliant color, ét live tower cam and it's only going to get better with these cool nights we're having. the good news it's not going to be quite as cool as we head into tomorrow morning. current temperatures still on the chilly side, average temperatures in the mid to upper 60s, that's where we will top out today, 52 3 washington, 48 in fredricks. you may head to a few clouds by the time we head into the early afternoon but otherwise we are looking good as we continue through the day.+muv even warmer temperatures headed our way, we will talk about that on the seven day coming up. >>> ther

we broke the news on our nbc washington app and we kept you updated with live reports on air. many lanes were closed to traffic through last night. there will be another public meeting tonight giving you a chance to voice your opinion about a proposed plan to add tolls on i-66. the meeting starts at 7:00 at farmwell station mdle school in ashburn. under the proposed plan, i-66 inside the beltway will be toll lanes. drivers would pay a fee to use it during that time. vdot believes tolls will improve traffic flow along the entire corridor. critics think it's a bad idea. >> a new service coming to d.c. next week could make your uber ride less expensive. it will begin uber pool on thursday. it will let you share your ride and the cost with someone else who happens to be going along the same route. drivers earn more money with less down time and they can pass the savings on to you. >>> if you think you've been chilly out there the last couple of days just you wait, right, doug? >> we're not just talking chilly over the next few days, we're talking cold for this time of year and you

stay with nbc 10 news and the nbc 10 app for updates. woman is in stable condition after an abduction that led to a car crashing into a building in north philadelphia. a police source tells nbc 10 a man tried to abduct her and the victim's sister exchanged gunfire with the kidnapper. no one was hit but the suspect crashed into a building near girard college. he is in custody. and the final u.s. airways flight took off from philadelphia airport just a short time ago. it's heading to charlotte, then phoenix, then san francisco before returning back to philadelphia tomorrow but by then it will be flying under the american airlines banner. this follows the merger of the two airlines. if you're traveling on the airline, the advice, get there early because the merge merger of the reservation systems could cause issues. nbc's gabe gutierrez has more on that from atlantis airport. is. >> reporter: u.s. airways is preparing for its final flight amid confusion. >> we were supposed to fly american. when we check in we were directed to u.s. airways

children's place of music and learning, as always find all of the closings on nbc10.com and the nbc 10 app. right to meteorologist bill henley. >> we issued a first alert based on the heavy rainfall and wind that is going to be moving in during the day. we have wind and rain, it's going to intensify as the day goes on. so far light steady rainfall, but heavy rainfall and strong gusty winds, the strongest winds at the shore. coastal flooding happened yesterday. along the atlantic coast. it's happening now and will likely get worse later this morning, this afternoon but it's not just the shore that can see the coastal flooding. flood warnings into the delaware river. beach erosion thanks to the winds strong at the shore and continue into late tonight. and right now rain falling across the entire region. light rain in philadelphia. the steadier heavier rainfall for now is to the south. southern kent couldn't and sussex counties in delaware, you can see it streaming onshore. we'll see this as the day goes on. the heavier rainfall developing in delaware and south jersey and then moving into phi

we're going to push out the latest on our nbc washington app and update you gone news 4 at 11:00. n >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> that forecast looking pretty good over the next couple of days. plenty of sunshine. right now, though, got some cloud cover, but some really nice shot, a great shot from our live camera looking toward the northwest. sugar loaf mountain in the distance. way over here here it is. reston town center and the blue rage. pretty nice shot. look at this shot. really a great one. nice birds going around perfectly on cue. some trails coming through, from the planes across our area. mid to high level cloudiness continues to stream on in. that's going to help temperatures stay above where they were overnight last night because it was cool early this morning. currently 74. winds out of the northwest at 8 miles per hour. a very nice evening. notice we're already dropping into the 60s. it is going to be another cool night. 65 in culpeper. 68 winchester. 72 over toward manassas. not quite as cool as last night but still a pretty cool night. nothing on the