today here at the pepco edison gallery in downtown d.c. now back to you guys. >> awesome event, awesome cause, molette. here are four things to know this morning. prince george's county police say more than one man was involved in setting -- andrea grinage's sister was -- >> federal investigators say new york terror suspect saipov did not -- claimed responsibility but did not provide evidence of communication with saipov. more on this coming up on the "today" show. >> president trump will leave late they are morning for his first trip to asia as president. he'll visit five countries over the span of ten days. north korea and trade are likely to be big topics. the "today" show will preview that trip next. >>> it may be too l look at the line outside of the georgetown apple store this morning. it's been growing all morning long. that's all you need to know. follow on twitter. it will take days. >> send the kids to georgetown. wishing money to buy a phone. >> getting paid to stand in line too. >> i got to go, by the way. >>> that's the broadc

our washington area fuel fund, started by washington gas, and just recently pepco has joined together, we have made probably over the time period that this has been in operation $25 million has been given to this fund, and every penny has been able to be spent on helping people with utilities for heating their homes during christmas. >> so who can apply and what's the process for getting assistance? >> so ourse in 12 different area locations, so if you go to our website you can just check which area you live in and get the address for the office. you go and meet with one of our social workers and they determine your eligibility. they will call in a pledge to your utility provider and say the salvation army is going to pledge this amount for this customer, and then they can go on their way knowing that their heat has been either restored or prevented from being cut off. >> how badly do harsh winters and those big storms like the blizzard of 2016 hurt you? >> it hurts our families that we are assisting. when we have a very cold winter, what happens is the program runs between january an

so, on behalf of pepco and in support of news4 and food for families, we present you all with $5,000 to help. >> ooh, if i had an extra hand i'd give you a hand. thank you, debbie. i'll give you five. >> thank you. >> it is such an important project for us because there are so many people in our area who need. so, call now. our phone bank volunteers are standing by to take your calls at 202-885-4949. they've been just fabulous all day. doreen was there we have volunteers there who will take your calls and tell you how to donate. and again, you'll get wizards tickets if you donate enough when you call the phone bank. there are other ways to donate. go to our website, nbcwashington.com. all the food will be taken to the boys and girls club for distribution to families around the dmv. back to you in the studio. >> all right. thanks so much, pat. thanks so much to everyone who has given so much. >>> well, a young man inspired by a tragedy at a local high school is now speaking out against the dangers of drinking and driving. and just ahead his mother's heart break after he becomes the vi

i just talked with a contractor for pepco and he says they may be out here for much of the day fixingpower lines. white house road between woodlawn boulevard and central avenue is shut down. in largo, suzanne kennedy. autria: charles manson reportedly clinging to life. several media outlets reporting that manson, 83 years old, is on his deathbed in a california hospital. he is serving seven life sentences after being convicted in several vicious killings in los angeles back in 1971. larry: that later shooting rampage in california, police resume death toll to five after the shooter's wife was found dead in his home. the government has been identified as 43 euros kevin neal. illegally. there is still no word on why neil targeted in a luminary school. scene in aild kentucky courtroom after a man figures out his court date is not going to end the way he thought. it is caught on camera. see the guy in the red shirt? he thinks he has avoided prison time for domestic violence will stop watch what happens when he finds out he is wrong. go ahead anding to execute this. they will let you take

catholic charities teams up with pepco to provide the meal. in the new life worship center made dinners with all the fixings. it has been shopping for days ahead of tonight's event. >> free food. it usually goes pretty quickly, right? >> it does. but one dale city restaurant owner has been trying to give away free pizza and is having trouble finding takers. >> free pizza for a good cause? i'm there. amy cho has the story of this business owner with a very unique problem. >> reporter: whether or not you run a pizza shop, any business is usually about earning the dough. but at brothers pizza. >> we'll put dough right here. >> reporter: he hopes to bring in customers who won't be paying anything. >> there you go, ma'am. >> reporter: every week he offers a free slice to the homeless. >> you don't have to be multimillion rich to make a difference. you won't take nothing with you when you die. so why you're alive do good for feels to not have much. he moved here from pakistan in 1985 with little more than the shirt on his back. >> you have to feel o

pepco has a mobile command vehicle to track real time maps. >>> hard to believe we may be weeks, not months away from dealing with all of that. >> it is now officially november. >> the day after thanksgiving. >> it's going to be that time. >> fast forward until the holidays. >> to prove you can get one, the veterans day snowstorm here, november 11th, 1987, almost a foot of snow! >> no! >> my goodness. >> all-time record holder for snow. 11 1/2 inches of 11/11 of '87. i don't see a foot of snow watching it for you. just finished october. fourth warmest october on record at dulles airport. 25 out of the 31 days in october were warmer than average and bone dry as well. if we hadn't had that big rain just a day or so ago, it would have been one of our dryer october. 41 in washington, back down into the 30s. 40 in warring ton. 47 in columbia, maryland. not a big rain chance, but i count rule out a sprinkle or two, especially for our friends and neighbors west of the blue ridge, up into the shenandoah valley. there's the moisture. the trajectory of it should take most of it to our north an

pepco reporting about 1200 people without power. traffic lights on flash.ive yourself extra time to get through those intersections in northeast. chevy chase water main break northbound connecticut avenue near manor road. some lanes are closed there. outer loop in college park heavy congestion. about a 35 minute delay. 270 southbound seeing some rain and you're seeing about a 45 minute delay from 70 to the beltway. metro is on time right now. back to you guys. >> ♪ >> well, the woman who urinating in a cup on the back avenue metrobus and tossed that urine onto the driver will go before a d.c. judge later today. just a matter of hours. >> she's being sentenced today and her actions prompted a push to make this kind of assault a felony. fox5's bob barnard is live at superior courthouse with details now. bob, this is not the first incident of this kind at least an attack on a metro driver. good morning. >> reporter: no, we've been reporting them time it seems. and i will tell you that it could be a crowded courtroom here at d.c. superior court this morning as