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have about 130 yesterday after rday aft -- 1:30 pm at the red creek a d creek apartments. apartments. the woman told police that a stranger walked up to her car al car and asked for cigarettes. when she when she told him she did not have any, he , he stabbed her in the chest. a passerby found the woman lying in the ly the car covered in blood. she was taken sh to the hospital with moderate injuries. if you have any information, you're asked to aske call rohnert park police. >>> one person died early this morning in a fiery crash in the connector from eastbound highway 24 two northbound east 80 on walnut creek . it was caused by a drunk driver. it happened just before 1:30 am. be the driver of a 2003 nissan sedan was stalled in the roadway when the driver of a 2018 chevrolet volt crashed into it. crashed into it. the nissan burst into flames and that driver died in the fire. the driver who ran into the stalled an e stal car has been identified as a 68- year-old man from concord. he has been booked into the martinez detention facility. facility. the victims name still has no

friday a very rainy, cool day, 54 in the city, only 47 onsa rday.a chilly weekend b clly is not a strong enough word. it is really cold next week. a high of 39 on wednesday, wind chills below freezing. this is not a bed. it's a revolution in sleep.mb the new sleep 360 smart beds are on sale now during sleep number's veterans day sale. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. so you wake up ready tmeput your pedal to the l. and now during our veterans day sale, the queen sleep number 360 c4 smart bed is only $1299 - save $400. plus, 24-month financing on all beds. only for a limited time. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. . >>> no surprise tonight that d.c. mayor muriel bowser has been reelected. >> there were four people onhe ballot, but she easily won. she's now the first mayor of d.c. to win second term since 2002. >> as for the d.c. council at larg seat, mayor bowser and community activist dionne reeder with the hope she would defeat elissa silverman. but both silverman and bonds

rday at 11:00 a.m. look at the wind chill. 37 in d.c. 26 in win chchester. 36 in leesburg. that's a cold saturday. it's going the be coldsaturday. sunday, not going to be much better. less wind on sunday, so, it will be illy. i'm going for 34 for a low in the city. that puts most of us, if not all of us, close to the freezing mark, or well below freezing, some in the 20s. 56 tomorrow. it will be cooler to the west tomorrow, only in the 40s there with that rain. so, kind of a nasty day on your friday. the winter outlook coming on monday, i'll tell you how much snow we can expect this year. anotherig storm, and this one changes the pattern again to a ch colder pattern, and boy do we stay well below average. averag highs, close to 60. yeah, we've got 40s all next week, including high of only 43 on wednesday. i think if we don't freeze in the city on sundaywe morning, l do it on wednesday or thursday morning next week. >> cold and colder. >> yep. >> heat staying on for good now. >> true. >> all right, still ahead here, the redskins finally, finally get some good news today at p

the rest of the weekend as well, thanksgiving, black friday,sa rday and sunday looking mainly dry withnear normte eratures for the holiday, hat generally for highs is i'm seeing. that's still a ways away and it can change. i wanted to give you an idea so you can start planning. we're dry today. by the midday hours,e though, do start to see some wet road as rain is pusheng intorea for the afternoon and evening hours. lietly roads areawide. it could be a slowgo. the metro area, parts of the orthern neck are seeing high colo peak color in loudoun, counties to the west and the shenandoah and panhandle of westvirginia. i get to go out in the chopper today to check out the fall foliage. i'll have the latest vew at 4:00 and 5:00. here's at look at your ten-day forecast. 52 degrees tomorrow f your high. we're looking at the morning hours, rain in the afternoon. saturday and sunday, highs only in the 40s. a cold start monday and take a look at wednesday 32 and 45 for a high. really cold air moving in, ladies. >> thank you, amelia. black friday starting early. whatargain shoppers need to know. >

again, another soaker onsa rday into sunday looking okay for travelers. think sunday will be okaybe een our next storm which comes on monday. and then guess what, it getsld gain next tuesday and wednesday. i am full of good news here. yeah, i don't have any. >> just sto talking. >> you've done enough. well, you did give us some good weather today. >> yeah, that was nice. >> and pat is takingge advan of that collecting food for families. >> it is our annual food drive.l de on how you can contribute. there is our phone bank. just got a big donation probably. pat is back >>> you can help nbc 4 and telemundo 44 feed families in need this thanksgiving. >> pat law soon muse hson muse leading our campaign for more >>an 20 years. nd she is outside the capital one arena where you have had beautiful weather and i know you've met someou fab people. >> reporter: lots of fabulous people, 2 1/2 hours and counting, we've been collecting all day. andake a look, the bins are overflowing. but we still need morena ons. what we need you to do right now is go to our phone ban

highs near 50sa on rday. 70% chance for rain during the afternoon and evening hours. on sunday, some showers early, 66 and monday notng loo too shabby either. 58 degrees with partly sunny skies. i'm als going to have future weather at 6:50. doreen and leon. >> we'll watch for the pink on the weathermap. >>> arrested for arson. new reaction as police charge two teenagers with theelp of this surveillance video. >>> the fbi maps out a serial killer's reign of terror as local police try todentify o of his victims here. >>> he was known on the king of adams morgan. adams morgan. rdly, his ♪ adams morgan. rdly, his if we want to stop cancer, why not use the body's immune system to fight it in new ways? if we want transplanted organs to thrive, why not convince the body they're compatible? if we want to unlock the mysteries of aging, why not look at them in a new way? at upmc, we question everything. we are uncommon to the core. we are upmc. >>> breaking news over the scene in bethesda. a person was struck and critically injured by a vehicle off old georgetown road at lone o

set the clocks back one hsar rday night. day life savings coming to an end. only 59 degrees on sunday. a little cooler in the suburbs. showers, if not rain. tracking this system. it could bring us some showers wi. and look at the mild weather until we get to next ekend. once again, we cannot stop the rain from coming. tomorrow into saturday t andn next weekend, too. next weekend, too. >>> counting off the me too i'm jennifer wexton, and i approve this message. seen barbara comstock's fake ad? jennifer wexton backed a deal leading to massive tolls on 66. nonsense. jennifer wexton fought the tolls on 66 and let's call this plan what it is, the way that it's beenolled out. it's highway robbery. there's also healthcare robbery. barbara comstock voted to sabotage the healthcare mart, hiki. barbara trumpstock -- everything that's wrong in washington. kaine: weliberty and justiceto a flag not for some, but for all. i want a virginia that works for all, with economic opportunity and a chance for a good life. i'll work with anyone to build that virginia. we can't let

school officials p say westnt cadets took the bird from an army colonel's home ahead ofsa rday's annual rivalry game between army and navy. officials say both of the falcon's wings were injured. army officials issued an apology and they're investigating the incident. >>> you're looking at the damage left behind by a deadly ef-1 tornado at an amazon distribution center in baltimore. two people were killed, one person was injured. the tornado slammedinhe bui late friday night. employees say it sounded like bombs going off, as the wall collapsed. according to our newspartner, wtop, this was the first deadly tornado that occurred in thell and winter months in maryland on record. and in mt. airy, maryland also saw som severe weather. eaef-1 tornado also slammed into that some of the worst storm damage was at the twin arch shopping center. there's a t.j. maxx and a home anods store there and you see some of the damage left behind. crews will be busy this monda ntinuing to make those repairs. and they're probably trying to sift through all of tt rubble, too. >> and november, too, we're getting

when he says,rday why are you not thinking about the economy? because it is so good and will help people. he said it is not exciting to talk about the economy. to beonly exciting fighting something is what he feels. and i just have a feeling that the country of his feeling exhausted by this, waking up every day and having breaking news, exhausted by fake news and the idea that there is such a thing, that there is -- that the people know this. how it gets manifested and whether the selection or partly the next election, the one hopeful thing to remember about this midterm, i was thinking about this the other day, and of the big things that happens in midterms and we may not know who it is, is some of the big figures have arisen. abraham lincoln rose up in 1858 because of his debates stephen douglas. franklin roosevelt in the term 1930 is the governor who is finally speaking out about the need for taking care of jobs and unemployment insurance him so he became the leader of the progressive forces and he becomes franklin roosevelt. so someone out t

the vix wow, 22. 203.rday, dow futures up one of the quiet stories of the a weaker european -- weakertocks extending the gain globally. i wonder how much it will take for this buoyant mood to keep old. the pound, it is significant after the comments yesterday and markets trying to reprice the possibility of a rate hike here it -- hike. tom: midterm elections became a focus of the nation. yesterday, the president spoke. >> anybody throwing stones like they did to mexico and the military where they heard police and soldiers, we will consider that a firearm because there is not much difference. when you get hit in the face with a rock, it was violent a few days ago. taken by the media. it is the idea of an original press conference. who is the president speaking to? the base. he was trying to get folks to turn out for the election. iowa, thes in tightening of this race has been fascinating to watch. i think it is almost like you are watching two different elections. you have progressives trying to mobilize and you have the conservatives. it sounds like a cliche but there is no other way