breaking news out of metro, news4's transportation reporter adam tuss broke the story 30 minutes ago. the transportation agency is eliminating 100 jobs. the positions being impacted include management and employees represented by a union. metro general manager paul wiedefeld has hinted in previous days of tough decisions that are coming because of the budget gap. the employees impacted today and are represend be able to apply for other jobs within the transit agency. news4's melissa millay is at the live desk with more. >> from the live desk, two people hurt in a csx train accident. take a look at the video just in. here's what we know. this collision took place at a track interlocking in chester, pennsylvania, they're still obviously on that train and are going to be there for some time. the train was traveling from headed from canada to atlanta. a total of four employees were on these two different trains here. two of them again had to be taken to the hospital. no word at this point on their injuries. as soon as we get any more information about this train accident we'll let you know. barbara? >> thanks, melissa. well today vice presidential candidate mike pence returns to the campaign trail after a rough landing in new york. it was raining outside when the indiana governor's campaign laguardia. more than 40 people were on board, but no one was hurt. the governor spoke on the "today show" saying he was grateful to everyone who has reached out. >> it was ten seconds of uncertainty. as the plane came down and we've just been so moved by the outpouring of concern and prayers, but we're all fine and ready to hit the campaign trail again today. >> it seemed like the first responders were literally around the airplane before it came to a plane recorded the rough landing. passengers say they felt the pilot slam on the brakes and could smell burning rubber. planes were prevented from landing or taking off at that airport for about an hour. there's no time for the candidates to slow down ahead of election day. america heads to the polls in 11 days. it's a busy weekend for the candidates and their teams. pence is expected to make stops in pennsylvania and north carolina today. trump has rallies in new hampshire an hillary clinton will be in iowa. and former president bill clinton will make several stops across pennsylvania. no snow on the ground yet, but one agency is getting a head start on precautions and preparations, prince george's county firms are hitting the streets this morning. >> it's kind of fun on this dry run. there on the front. all of this part of the county's efforts to make sure they know how and what to expect to clear those roads on a real snow day. >> the roads are clear on this morning. our driver, vanessa, has her hands firmly on the wheel of a big plow truck and at any moment she's ready to push the salt button. it comes out frash to treat the roads. she's been at this in these trucks r drive a snowplow. >> her plow is ready at any moment. on this dry run she's looking for potholes, manholes, anything that could be in the way along the route. her biggest issue, though, on a real snow day -- people in her way. >> staying out of the way. >> pedestrians staying out of the way. >> the dry run of drivers, roads, is their road map to success. >> really big deal and the key is to prepare. to be prepared before the winter season begins. >> when it snows, we want our roads to be cleared as soon as possible. and that's why this check that happens before sunrise is so important. so that the 150 drivers today checking their routes know what to expect when the real snow starts to fall. news4. we are actually going to warm up for this weekend. let's check in now with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> good morning, barbara. our camera, out here, tower camera doing the shimmy shimmy shake on a strong northwesterly wind this morning and into the afternoon. current wind speeds, 25 miles per hour down at national airport. so quite a breeze out there today. temperaturewise, we're going to stay on the cool side of average today. only to the upper 50s, maybe skies are mostly clear, they'll be crystal clear for your friday evening plans. temperatures into the mid 40s by 11:00 tonight. something is coming up on monday, hashtag #bekind. can you read those, barbara? be kind. >> that's great. i could not read it. i'll get my glasses. >> it will be clearer on social media. developing this morning, d.c. police are trying to track down a man they say stole an officer's gun. library closing up at the dorothy height benning neighborhood last night. the man went up to the officer, stole his gun and radio. the library is opening for early voting today. the search continues for two suspects allegedly involved in a sexual assault. police say it happened in the falls church area of fairfax county late saturday night. the 50-year-old woman didn't know her attackers. we're told the woman and restaurant. she said she was assaulted inside a van and threatened with a gun. the victim was forced outside of the van along route 50. the man accused of brutally murdering a d.c. family and setting their home on fire will be in the court. it was one of the biggest stories in our care when it broke in may of 2015, daron wint is accused of killing this couple, their child and their housekeeper at a mansion in northwest d.c. d.c. police charged wint with the help of a dna from a slice of pizza that was found at the scene. wint pleaded not guilty to 20 felony charges earlier this year. metro track safetrack surges phase 10 will be under way. for 24 days there will be no noma gallday. >> the marine corps marathon is only days away, news4's megan mcgrath joins us live from clarendon. >> of course the marine corps marathon is on national harbor. but through a special promotion, some folks are picking up their pain work here and numbers at pacer's world in arlington. runners, metro is not opening early on sunday. so you're going to have to make arrangements, if you live or work along the marathon route, there will be lots of road closures. number and packet at pacer's running this morning, he came from st. louis to run the marine corps marathon and he's ready to go. >> i've done new york and chicago and this is next up. the weather is going to be great and i'm excited to see all the monuments. >> 30,000 runners are participating. all hoping to go the distance. but for this year's marine corps marathon getting there may prove to be a challenge, too. unlike previous years, metro will not be ferry runners to the starting line. and phase 10 of safetrack means the brookland and rhode island avenue stations on the red line will be closed. heather jaf is is running this year, while she lives nearby, she wishes metro could be more accommodating to the thousands of people who don't. >> i know metro is having trouble. i wouldn't want to be in charge of metro for sure. but it will be really nice if they could accommodate the people who need it. be mindful of road and bridge closures. there will be a lot of them. just look at the map. busy sections of arlington and d.c. will be affected. so you have to plan ahead. >> well i work in georgetown, so it will make it a little more difficult for me to get into the office. i don't know which roads will be closed, i'll have to make do with whatever it is. >> and to move people around, they're going to be a shuttle buses and there are going to be kiss and run drop-off areas and uber zones. we have a complete list, everything you need to know on our app, nbc washington app. and we're expecting to learn more about the transportation plan and how people with get around after a press conference at 12:00 p.m. this afternoon. back to you. news4's jim hanley will be at the marathon for the start and finish. are at the race, join us at mile marker number 4 to cheer on the runners. >> these guys only have a couple of days to get their game faces on, the redskins are in london for their royal road trip. you're looking at new video of the team practicing today in london. they're taking on the a 9:30 a.m. game. when they got into heathrow this morning about 2:30 fans were there waiting for them. >> i mean i've been following this team since before i could walk. i've been going to games my whole life and flew you know thousands of miles to come see them. >> i don't know if we get this kind of opportunity to see the guys, how often do you get the chance to walk past kirk cousins in the street. >> the players stuck around, signed autographs, took pictures all kinds of stuff on social media how excited they are, photos with fans and a video of somebody sleeping. our favorite one is the video of kirk cousins that you see there in multiple corners, he's asking, are you fond of that? instead of, you like that, you like that! you can check that out on social media. we wish them luck. but we're watching a developing story out of north dakota. police in riot gear using pepper spray and firingff protesters are demanding. plus a small glimmer of hope of the residents of a prince george's county condo development. the effort to keep them in their homes even after power and gas were cut to that development. and a celebration at the national museum of african art. hear from the director of the fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 100 meg internet. which means in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20 oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 30 songs, and jan can upload 120 photos. hurry, our best offer ever ends soon. . police in riot gear used pepper spray and fired bean bags at protesters who are rallies against a pipeline. the dakota access pipeline is being protested against, police arrested 141 protesters yesterday. they say the protesters lit fires, threw rocks and one fired chandra levy's mom said she won't read gary condit's new book. she reacted to the claims that condit never had a relationship with her daughter. >> it wasn't a made-up thing, they weren't just good friends, i know otherwise, because i did talk to my daughter. and i found out who she was dating. secreve >> condit was once a suspect in levy's disappearance, but eventually was cleared. this year prosecutors dropped charges to retry ingmar guandike. >> it will be a cold and dark weekend at the lynnhill condos, today. but there's still no power, there's no gas there. it's been shot off until the condo association finds a way po pay utility companies more than a million dollars, for now, residents' struggles continue. >> we need some action. the lights are still out. it's cold. the gas is off. >> i just thank god that we have an place to sleep tonight. >> the condo association and the utilities companies are scheduled to meet before a leaders are working to figure out a way to get power restored before then. well if you've never visited the smithsonian's national museum of african art you've missed some truly outstanding work from the hands of artists and craftspeople from the continent of africa. not to be confused with the new african-american museum of history and culture, this museum, also on the national mall, was the first museum in the u.s. to include contemporary museum first awards dinner happening tonight are museum director janeta cole and marcus samuelsson. >> it sounds like it's going to be an exciting night tonight. what's going to happen? >> this is our inaugural african-american arts dinner. we're so honored to be able to lift up some of the most exciting and really important artists on the continent. we're also going to do something rather different, we're going to honor the ford foundation for all of these years of doing good work around the world. now if you want to know why, this dinner is sold out -- look here. look here. >> everybody knows your name. you're a james beard award-winning chef and you're planning the evening. work, for the continent. for you know, amazing museum and it's an amazing programming and i'm so honored to be part of it. you know. >> you want to tell us a little bit about what you're going to serve tonight? i know it's going to be a little pumpkin salad with some beautiful almonds, it's going to be great. >> is it african-themed? >> i was born in the continent and now i live in new york in the d.c. area. >> red rooster. >> i'm going to open a restaurant here at the national harbor. but i think the food of the migration, what we consider soul food always will have a tie to the continent and that's what we're going to celebrate tonight. what african-american culture has done not only to the world, to spread the message of what people of color can do. it's always a link whether it's art, music or food back to the continent. that's something that i'm excite that there are two museums with "african" in the name on the national mall. tell us what the difference is? >> the difference that our museum has existed for 51 years. it focuses on the diverse and dynamic visual arts of africa. the new museum that we've all been waiting for, is an african-american history and culture museum. but as the three of us know, if there's no africa, there's no african-american. >> absolut know, we all come from that continent. it's the only place. >> and after 23 and me -- >> that's where we all come from. >> right. >> so what makes our museum so very, very special i think, is that it celebrates that commonality among us. and in a period of time when we're picking at our differences, we are very proud >> and it's sold out. >> it's sold out. >> you know. >> that's fantastic. >> congratulations and thanks for coming by to tell us all about it. >> all about it afterwards. erica, back to you. thank you so much. take a look in just a matter of hours, huge crowds will be here for game three of the world series. why tonight's game has some in chicago in tears. and get ready for a weekend warm-up. chuck is back with how high the ? 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"save five when you spend thirty winter has arrived in parts of northern new york, causing a mess for drivers. these pictures and video were snapped yesterday afternoon. authorities in saratoga county say they responded to more than 100 calls for disabled or crashed vehicles. we are in october. >> look at that. >> that's not that unusual for them. >> wow. >> is that lake-effect snow in that area? >> no, that was just simply cold air stuck down at the ground and moisture. the rain we had yesterday, the same moisture ran up into new england and the cold air wasn't able to get scoured out in time. as a result, snow. >> that's not unusual for them. >> had it been columbus day, two weeks ago it would have been a little early. but the late part of october -- >> trick-or-treating in the snow? man. >> my mom and dad grew newspaper massachusetts and my mom many years back in the '50s when she was a kid. i grew newspaper georgia, i don't know about that the and we don't have anything in the way of snow around here. just beautiful sunshine. hardly even a cloud to be found out there. the only knock on today is that it's quite a bit breezy. our october here we are, a couple days from the end of the month we've only had six days the entire month that have been cooler than average. eight days that have been 75 or higher. we have a shot at least one, maybe two more of those in that entire month. we should have had almost three inches of rain. so quite a dry month. it is now 57 in washington, but there's the story. northwest wind at 25 miles per hour. keeping it a little on the cool side. we're in the mid to upper 50s now, not much of a rise in temperatures left for us today. upper 50s and low 60s. there goes the departing snow, still snowing across parts of the high spots in new hampshire and vermont. for us, a chilly northwesterly >> don't you worry, tomorrow we'll be up in the 70s, pushing 80 degrees by sunday and maybe another 80 coming up next week. 10-day forecast coming up. eight and a half hours from now, two teams will take on baseball's biggest stage in one of the most historic ballparks, the chicago cubs are hosting a world series game at wrigley field for the first time in d party for 71 years. cub fans finally getting their chance to host another world series. >> it is absolutely about time. it's been about time for a long time. >> a really long time. in fact no two teams have waited longer between world series wins. the indians haven't won a championship in 68 years. for the cubs? >> powerful number for the cubs. >> consider this, there are 108 stitches in a baseball. the foul poles at wrigley field are 108 meters from home plate. the last two cubs to enter the hall of fame, ron santo and andre dawson? numbers 10 and 8. others say a chicago win is -- in the stars. >> well the sun is 108 times larger than the earth. the distance between the sun and earth is 108 times the diameter of the sun. distance between the earth is 108 times the diameter of the moon. the first manned space flight around the earth was 108 minutes long. >> back on earth, the world series game at wrigley is -- overwhelming. >> it's something to be emotional about. >> it turns out there is crying in baseball. tears of joy for fans and two teams. taking a swing at history. in the emotion. >> wow. >> isn't that interesting. 108, somebody actually looked all that up. >> that was a little too over my head. let's let them play the game and see how it goes. another legal hit for johnson & johnson. the $70 million verdict against the company. video released by police, the violent face-off between an armed robber and a store clerk. and the new plan to help services. john delaney: this was my dad's pickup - he was a union electrician. i'm melissa at the live desk. take a look at this, d.c. police searching for the man in the green jacket you can see him here tussling with an employee while robbing a business. this is the 400 block of island avenue tuesday. it happened around 11:00 a.m. when the suspect came in, he showed the employee a gun and then demanded that that employee open the register. after getting the money, the suspect hung around for another minute or so, kind of going through some of the cabinets there, you can see. he took the money and ran. he was last seen headed towards fifth street northwest. if you think you can help, call d.c. police. thanks, melissa. well it's a story you heard first on 4, our mark segraves contract with amr, a private ambulance service for another five years. >> and that recommendation is coming from fire chief gregory dean. who is also proposing drastic changes for 911 medical calls in the district. chief dean says sending an ambulance for every medical call isn't working and is unnecessary. under his proposal a nurse at the 911 call center will triage calls and then decide how and when to pick you up. juries awarding millions of dollars. yesterday in st. louis, a jury awarded a woman more than $70 million, she claims years of using -- years of using johnson & johnson's baby powder -- caused ovarian cancer. earlier this year, two other lawsuits ended in jury verdicts worth a combined $127 million. but one judge in new jersey not reliable. >> i'm eun yang, the election is now just 11 days away, no honor of the race for the white house, flower delivery company urban stems is team up with her favorite mentor for a special collection called pennsylvania avenue. joining me now is floral designer and owner, thank you for being here. i've ordered from you get same-day delivery for bouquets that are really lovely for only $35. how do you get them out so quickly? >> we have bouquets in house that are available to send all day during the day. when the order comes in we write the note put it in the bouquet, send it out on a courier, a bike courier and send it off to your recipient. >> i have to say the quality is always good. and i love the story. because laura and cameron, you >> it's such a great story. i got an email from cameron when she was a policy worker at the white house. and so i get this email saying she saw my flowers and she was so inspired and wanted to come and work with me and learn and so you really didn't have experience then. >> not really, no. >> but i saw her note and i was really touched and i saw someone who was really willing to work hard and inspired. and now look at her. it's fantastic. >> let's talk about this special collection, can you show us what you while you're showing us some of the things that go into this pennsylvania avenue collection? >> sure so actually the bouquet that inspired me to reach out to laura initially was in the red room of the white house. we decided to take inspiration from the historic rooms of the white house. this bouquet is inspired by the red room. >> we have our red roses here. >> i love the color kbangs, it speaks to white house history. jackie kennedy founded the color for the red rooms were creams and dusty colors. >> she had so much style. >> but we wanted to incorporate the deep, rich red that matches the walls of the room and the furnishings, so it's a combination of influences and inspiration that i think is really great. >> really looks nice. >> what other flowers go in your collection? >> the blue room bouquet. this is an important one. it's the really centerpiece of the white house, sos on the tours, it's important for the holidays. and we wanted to do something really colorful. and so it's complementary colors, tons of texture, roses and hydrangea and i really love the colors in this. >> i love the colors in this one. the blue room is sort of central like laura said in the middle of the white house and the christmas tree goes up in the blue room every year. we took a lot of inspiration. sort of light lavender purple and the thistle and dell fin yum, lots of different textures. >> and a butterfly this is sort of the special thing for each bouquet, the orchid functions as a butterfly that just kind of floats above the flowers. >> it's in water and we'll keep it fresh for a long time. >> i love that both of yo was not your career. this was you dreamt about this and now you're living your dream, can which is so wonderful. >> also come from a policy background and had a whole other career, i went to paris and was inspired by french flower design. i started studying flowers in paris and had been working with a part-time studio for only a few years when my husband encouraged me to apply for the white house job. so it sort of unheard of to send in a resum? and hear back and then go through a competition congratulations to you both. flowers are gorgeous. laura dowelling, cameron hard esty, thanks so much for joining us. after the break, a police chase with a strange ending. ?? ?? ?? ? ? and this unusual trio is part of a festival taking place in our area over the next two weeks. why it's a great place to take your kids, to experience the we want to show you some video that's getting shared a lot on social media. watch this police say they were pursuing a man wednesday night when all of a sudden he must have gotten hungry, he drove through an in and out. needless to say, he didn't go of the video to me is that there was no line at the in n out. >> he needs a double cheeseburger on the double-quick. >> just when i think i have it pegged like fall is here, we've had some really chilly days, we're in for another tumble this weekend. >> it's been a very up and down, october normally isn't quite this transitional of a month. but this particular october has been very up and down. already had four days this got a shot at potentially one more. we only had one 80-degree day last november. we have a shot at one this year, too. northwest winds 10-25 miles per hour. you probably need a little insulating layer if you're going to spending time outside today. high school football, friday night. big-time games all over the region tonight. by the time you're leaving the parking lot it will be back down in the 40s. a lot of great big events going on across the city this weekend. the walk to defeat als it tomorrow down near the washington monument. temperatures will be in the 40s early tomorrow. but by lunch time, we'll be in the mid 60s, low 70s around the area for much of the day tomorrow and sunday looks even warmer. the marine corps marathon forecast, how about 58 degrees at 7:00 a.m. we'll be in the 60s. most of the typical runners like myself finish around lunchtime. it will be in the 70s. i'll give you the 10-day forecast coming up at the end of the show. so we could all use a few extra dollars as the holidays approach and the secret to making that money could already be in your closet. we're going to call it try something new friday. man: hey baby, how are you? woman: i have a surprise for you. man: you have a surprise for me? narrator: at dominion, 1 in 5 new hires is a veteran. and when they're away, they miss out on a lot. but they won't miss out on financial support. because we cover any difference between their military pay and their dominion salary, and continue benefits for them and their families. why do we do it? because our vets sacrifice enough. in washington, we're lucky to be able to sample the cuisine of many regions from around the world. and if you've never tasted food from the balkan peninsula, you don't have to worry. you can now do that. from the new restaurant anbar in clarendon, chef chris hawkins gives us a taste of his very >> hello. >> i guess i never tasted anything i knew as from the balkans. a lot of wonderful tastes. >> absolutely. a lot of meat-heavy dishes, a little bit of mid trainian influence and a lot of seafood and vegetable dishes we offer in both locations. >> we just opened our clarendon location, we've been open for about a month and we just started brunch last weekend. i brought a couple brunch dishes that are only at the clarendon location. >> you're going to teach us the secret dish. what is it called? >> this is called slow-cook pork egg benedict. >> we take confit pork butt. nine hours low temperature. really really soft confit. you mean you're boiling it? >> cooked in its own fat. >> so it never -- it never boils but it cooks at a very low temperature so the meat is sew soft and tender when he it's >> so then we're going to take your english muffin and take some iver, a very traditional balkan spread made of roasted red peppers and eggplant. >> roasted red peppers and eggplant. >> it has spices and other vegetables. but based on red pepper and eggplant. >> what is it again? >> iver. >> that goes on the english muffin. and take your sauteed pork. get a little crispy o with the crispy texture on the outside. >> it looks delicious. that's going to go in your muffin there. >> and what, what do you top that with something else? >> we're going to get your poached egg here. >> i see. >> so yeah, this is balkan twist on a classic brunch. item. so with the iver and the egg? >> poached. it's still soft. >> and then topped with a chaimic sauce. it has herbs, and clotted cream, another very traditional balkan item. it's chaimic, somewhere in between cheese and butter. very rich, incredible flavo something you'll find in the balkan region. we use it in our >> and i see some greens. >> parsley, chives and other herbs. >> and we finish it with a mixed green salad here. >> it certainly is pretty. >> and smoky balkan hash, which is roasted potatoes with guajillo chi chiles. >> you tell me you're from mississippi. or you just like the food? >> now there is because i've been to serbia a couple of times to do research and bring back items for the new restaurant so i've got friends and family over in serbia, just from going over there. they're so hospitable and such nice people that i still keep in touch with some of them. >> i see you've brought a couple of things, something with sausages and that same hash i guess. >> i did, so these are some of the new items you'll only find at thel the balkan kabob and eggs. it's something very unique for us and very important. this is the slow-cooked pork benedict that we just demoed. just on a different plate and this is the anbar salad, some poached vegetables with cherries and poppyseed dressing. >> chef chris hawkins, thanks so much for coming. anbar restaurant in clarendon. more money be hanging in your closet? we all own things that we do not wear. there are apps that can help you trade your clutter for cash. news4's consumer reporter susan hogan explains. >> you've heard of consignment shops, right? what about online consigning? there are some apps out there that make it so easy. than ever to shop and to get a return on items just waiting to be worn. tall takes is your smartphone's camera and some pretty good lighting. seconds after you post a photo, ready to take your second-hand clothes off your hands. and just take it from a d.c. posh mark user, she decided to sell two of her dresses less than a year ago. now reselling clothes is her full-time job. >> you can't believe that people are buying something from your own closet. and that you're looking at right now. and you're going to be sending it to that person who is going to give it a second life. >> penny now buys clothes in the last two months. again, the app is called poshmark, there are others just like it. they typically take about 20% of the commission, which is far less than a consignment store will take. we have more information on our nbc washington app. search shop and sell. got me thinking about doing it, too. well it is like taking a trip to europe. but you don't even need your passport. after the break, the tw area with free concerts, free movies and more. hi i'm social media editor bretony johnson, your vote is your voice, i decided to put together the vote your power event. join us november 1st for this free event at hitsner auditorium at george washington university. it will be a conversation between the next-generation search vote your power and make look at that, pretty cool, huh? they're playing music with their mobile devices and the belgian tree ewe of musicians is performing in washington -- trio. it's always a fun-filled family event. back for the ninth year at the kennedy center. joining us with more is european union ambassador to the united states, david o'sullivan and we welcome you, thank you very much for coming. >> thank you. >> tell us about this, it's in your ninth year? >> it's one of our most popular events that we do as the european union with our 28 member countries. bringing children's performers from europe and movies to entertain and hopefully educate children here in d.c. we are all kinds ofn clowns to puppets to movies, to music. you've seen this fascinating belgian trio that will be playing tomorrow at the strathmore. you may need to reserve some things, so go online to eurokids.org. >> how do you choose the entertainers who will come here? >> basically we leave that to our member states. decide each year who they would like to showcase as their them to come here and as i say, sometimes it's movies, sometimes it's music. sometimes it's theater or circus clowns or whatever. and it's always a fun moment. >> that was certainly interesting that we just heard, the belgian trio. what ages do you expect to come? >> well it's for all ages. but i mean from we have events for very young children and then events that might interest people in their young teens. so and i think adults as well. would also enjoy it. >> i understand you've got screenings. all kinds of things going on. >> it's a very diverse program. i think there's something in it for everyone. parents with young children who would like to det them out of the house to see them entertained. to children who are a little bit older, this is a different culture. it's a great way to showcase european talent and the diversity of our culture across our 28 nations. >> i stun it's free but you need >> it's all free, some events require reservation. that's why i recommended going to the website. kids eurofestival.org. there's also some social media activity. which involves taking photos or playing some games and you can get some goodie bags as part of the fun. >> saw some of the things that are going to be in the goody bag. >> it makes it more interesting. european festival go? >> we do this every year. this is as you say, our ninth year, we try to make it a bit different every year. so this will be running through to november 6th. and then we'll start planning for next year. >> so exciting, i can't wait to hear more about it, i'd love to come and see some of the things, the workshops sound very exciting. ambassador david o'sullivan. thank you so much for coming to festival 2016. >> thank you very much. we check in with chuck once more to take a look at the time forecast, warm temperatures this weekend. chuck? >> the peak of the fall foliage across much of the shenandoah valley and northern maryland is going to be this weekend. can you look at the leaves while wearing shorts and short sleeves this weekend. temperatures will be well into the 70s for especially sunday afternoon. even in the high spots out north and west of town. well into the 70s on sunday. any tiny chance for rain? really northern mand the day sunday. but 99% of your weekend plans will not have to be worrying about raindrops. cool and crisp for trick-or-treaters on monday evening and another shot at 80 degrees middle of next week so november will be starting off warm. >> thanks, chuck. that's it for "news4 midday," thanks for joining us. remember we're back on the air first at 4:00 this afternoon. you can. >> you can get your news and weather updates any time with the nbc washington app. we hope you'll have a great day, terrific weekend. stand by, everyone. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> okay. the best day of the year here at "access hollywood live." it is our seventh annual kids halloween fashion show. they're running wild back stage. not just kids, fur babies too. >> and dappers, moms and dads. i can't wait. here are the fur babies. >> that's bronco and bo is. >> i told you bo has cancer and blind in both eyes but he will not miss our show. a special wagon to pull him out in. >> it's a big reveal. we will not tell you anything