the driver of the second car waited at the scene for help. it can be dangerous for pedestrians. two have been struck and killed for the past few years. police are looking for the black pickup truck. if you can help, you are asked to give them a call. i'm andrea roane. good news for the families of two people pulled from their burning homes. the man is now in stable condition. the woman is talking after a close call this morning. the fire started around 6:30 along purple stage court in onrest. as delia goncalves tells us, four pets were inside. >> reporter: they had no idea the young couple was inside of the house when they first arrived. neighbor jim moran grabbed his camera and caught firefighters smashing through victims to get to the victims inside of that front bedroom. the man and woman in their 20s both unconscious and unresponsive. >> the two victims that were rescued from this structure fire here on purple sage court have been transferred from a local hospital now to the burn center at med star. >> animal control officers care for the couple's surviving birds, two dogs. two cats never made it out alive. >> he is a nice young man, very friendly, just a great guy. >> reporter: fair fighters say tyler went into cardiac arrest and later was revived by paramedics. his girlfriend regained consciousness while neighbors hoped for the best, they know it could have been far worse had the fire spread. >> great courage by the firefighters. >> reporter: in reston, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> the town homes are separated by fire walls. there's no cause for the blaze that's believed to have been started in the first floor living room. a few showers today, but it's still fairly nice and pleasant for october. allison ray says the cooldown continues this week. she joins us with the first alert forecast. >> if you like the warm weather, get outside now. it is nice out there, especially in the district. the sun is out and feels good. we do have showers. not everyone is going to see them. we'll see a few more spotty showers. if you are not done with the showers yet, there's not going to be that many. we are drive for mow. this is just a loop showing the showers pushing on through. the actual front has to come on through this evening and as it does, it will spark a few more spotty showers. very few and far between and nothing to cancel any plans over. it's going to be fine. just a couple of nuisance showers. we are headed to the mid-70s, but that's just the first dose. a local road rage case is getting a lot of attention online and by investigators. it happened in loudoun county. michael crawford recorded the video of the near collision of a driver of a jeep and teenaged pedestrian. crawford started recording the conversation. the tiny helmet cam set off the driver. >> what are you a professional videographer? >> more than 100,000 people have viewed the video online in just a few days. turning to our campaign 016 coverage. the neon lights of las vegas will shine brightest on the democratic presidential candidates tonight when they take the stage for their first debate of the election season. craig boswell is outside the white house with a preview. >> reporter: hillary clinton arrived in las vegas monday evening and immediately started taking shots at republicans. >> some people think mr. trump is entertaining. i don't think it's entertaining when somebody insults immigrants, insults women. >> reporter: this will be the first time her democratic opponents will get to square off against the front-runner face-to-face. >> it's a wonderful idea, isn't it? >> reporter: o'malley has been critical of the departments for cutting back on the debate exec. by this time 2008, the dems already held eight debates. an advisor for hillary clinton's 2008 campaign says she needs to channel her "saturday night live" alter ego to combat polls showing most people think she's dishonest and untrustworthy. >> the thing she's got to do is be human. she needs to bring val the bartender to the debate to show people that part of her. >> reporter: so far, joe biden does not include any last- minute surprises to enter the race. >> i'm surprised they don't have a hole in the room for him to rappel down. greg boswell, cbs news, the white house. one person who says he'll be watching the debate closely as republican presidential candidate donald trump. the billionaire businessman says he'll be live tweeting throughout the night. the final report on the disappear of louisiana malaysia airlines flight 17 came out just a few hours ago. the dutch safety board says the plane which crashed in july 2014 broke up after it was hit by a russian-made hissle fired by eastern ukraine. parents gathered at the hague just before the report was released. barry sweeney's son liam was one of the 298 passengers and crew on board. >> don't expect a lot. i expect to be told what we already know, that the plane was blown out of the sky, as everybody on board died. >> the investigator found the surface-to-air missile exploded less than a yard from the cockpit. israeli police are blaming palestinians for a wave of deadly attacks this morning. as jonathan gigliotti reports, some are dead, dozens more injured. violence is escalating in israel after a series of attacks in the region this morning. the first attack, israeli police say two palestinians stormed a about us in jerusalem then stabbed and shot passengers. >> one of them had a pistol. the second one had a knife and injured five israelis on the bus. >> reporter: in another part of the city, a palestinian driver rammed his car into a crowded bus stop then got out and started stabbing people. two additional stabbing attacks were reported in the city this morning, also carried out by palestinians. since the jewish new year last month, there have been at least 15 attacks against israelis. authorities believe the violence is fueled in part by muslim anger after rumors israel was going to take on a holy site muslims and jews find sacred. israel has given police more leeway to shoot suspected attackers. today in protest, palestinians set fires and threw rocks at the israeli military, which responded with tear gas and gunfire. >> reporter: israeli and palestinian officials have called for calm but the violence shows little sign of letting up. palestinian groups have declared a "day of rage across the region." jonathan gigliotti, cbs news, london. >> officials say at least seven israelis and 27 palestinians have been killed in the almost daily violence. an unusual demonstration today on the west lawn of the capitol. this is a live shot where thousands of people diagnosed with stage 4 or metastatic breast cancer are staging a die-in. the event symbolizes the more than 1400 people who lost their lives lose their lives every day to advanced breast cancer. advocates are demanding equitable funding for the disease. over the years, it's accounted for 7% of the $14 billion spent on cancer research. many will remain in treatment for the rest of the their lives or until they elect to stop fighting the disease. there are over 3 million cases of breast cancer survivors. to answer your questions about the disease, call the number on your screen to talk to an expert. you've government a question about breast cancer? they have answers. the phone lines are open right now. black bunting adorns a firehouse after two firefighters perished battling a massive blaze overnight. we'll show you the devastation next. welcome back to 9 news. we want to remind you if you have a question about breast cancer, call the number on your screen to talk too one of the experts from innova. the phone lines are open right now. two months after massive explosions left 173 people dead or missing in a major port city in northern china, another blast ttrales the region. this time, the explosion happened at a warehouse full of materials to make alcohol. no one was hurt. authorities say the warehouse had been illegally rented from a local resident by a company registered in a nearby city. firefighters in kansas city, missouri, are mourning the loss of two of their own this afternoon. they were killed while battling a massive apartment fire. here is the fire chief. >> it's difficult when you live with someone for 24 hours a day and you're laughing and joking one minute and then something like this happens in the line of duty. >> two firefighters were injured in the collapse. they are in stable condition this afternoon. one police department is using some new technology to get suspected drunk drivers off the road. it is a smartphone app called periscope. a lakeland, florida police officer arrested a 23-year-old woman who broadcast details of her ride rising the app. investigators say whitney biehl had a fun night drinking on the town then decided to broad her drunken drive home. people from all over town tuned in to the wild ride. authorities arrested her as her vehicle slammed into a curb. again, if you have questions about breast cancer, call 202-895-5560 to talk to an expert from innova. the phone lines are open. up next, talking to a breast cancer about the importance of breast cancer screenings and early detection. >> and allison ray has the forecast. >> it's looking really nice. you will need the sunglasses for much of the day. as you make your weekend plans, look, the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? 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(children giggle) symbicort. breathe better starting within 5 minutes. call or go online to learn more about a free trial offer. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. it'll be a new chapter in the history of playboy when it no longer publishes nude pictures. we have reaction on playboy's staning decision. >> reporter: -- stunning decision. >> reporter: the magazine that was built on sex is going a little more modest. beginning next march, the print edition of playboy will continue to show case women in sexy poses but will no longer be fully nude. >> it's nice that they are taking a step back and adding more respect for ladies to their magazine. >> reporter: playboy's circulation of 5.6 million in 1975 has dropped to just 800,000. a top editor said these days nudity is free and only a click away, so they are changing with the times. they want to attract millennials, people between the ages of 18 and 30-somethings with in-depth interviews and fictional art. the millennials told us modernizing the image will be good. >> it's one of the times where you are at your friend's house and their dad had it in the basement or something. that's what playboy is for me. >> people want something more tasteful to have insight into how people think. >> reporter: rachel kim, cbs news. as you know, october is breast cancer awareness month. we have experts from innova taking your calls related to all aspects of breast cancer. the phone lines have been ringing at 202-895-60 202-895- 6560. we have advice about listening your rick for advanced stage breast cancer. for 22 years, wusa 9 has been reminding women about the importance of early detection and recently, a study confirmed that. how do women screen? what is the best method, self- exam, clinical exam? >> screening is the best way to catch it early because it's curable. there are three things that women need to be doing. they need to be doing a exam. so once per month, we recommend doing a exam to make sure you are familiar with all of the lumps and bumps. having a physician do a breast exam once per year either your primary care physician or gynecologist or also that mammogram. there is a screening mammogram that is recommended to catch that breast cancer early. >> if there is a family history, genetic testing is a piece of that puzzle. who should do that and when should you consult with a geneticist? >> usually there are certain signs we look for that are higher risks. when you have several family members that are on the same side of the family, that could be mom or dad's side. when you have a man in the family with breast cancer, since male breast cancer rare that would trigger an evaluation and breast cancer at younger ages. so we're talking women in their 30s and 40s is also something we test for. >> reporter: we talk about lifestyle changes, the things to add and subtract. can you really reduce your chances? >> well, you know, breast cancer and all cancers come from mutations of your genes. there's not much you can do about the aging process and what happens with that. you can't do anything about the genetics you have but the modifiable risk factors mainly boil down to estrogen and for the hormone relationship. so most women know that taking a lot of hormone replacement can increase your risk of breast cancer. the other thing that's very important is your weight. so obesity is a big risk factor. when you are post-menopausal, one of the main sources of estrogen in your body is from extra fat tissue. that can increase your risk. we really want to make sure that you are keeping a healthy lifestyle, a good body weight. alcohol can also contribute to that estrogen process with slightly higher levels of estrogen. >> that's the advice you can get if you call us at the number on your screen. right now, good information about the weather from allison ray. >> thanks, andrea. we had morning showers that will skirt through quickly. not everybody saw the showers. we didn't think everyone would see them. later on this afternoon, we'll see a couple more of the light, spotty showers. better chance this afternoon would be along and east of 95. i'll show you on the futurecast. we're dry for now and the sun is coming out. through the rest of the week and weekend, each day will be a good day. the temperatures will take a dive, but hey, we're in the middle of october. so we've got to get used to this. we started off a little warmer this morning. temperatures are getting nice and comfortable with a little bit of sunshine out there. owings is at 72. the actual front is still back off here. so when it pushes through later on this evening around dinner time, that's when we'll spark a few moore showers. after that, the winds turn and the cool air will move on in slowly but surely. 74 degrees by 3:00. notice the winds are still out of the southwest. this evening, the winds turn with more of the northerly component and we see some of the cool air starting to set up shop for the rest of the week. then another dose. here's a look at the feetcast right along and east of 95 will be the better chance of the quick, spotty showers. this is nothing to cancel any plans over. maybe a few more through the areas north and west near martinsburg and hagerstown. by 8:00, most areas are drying out and seeing the clearing skies continue. later tomorrow, it will be a couple of showers to start off but seasonable temperatures with 70s and upper 60s. then things keep falling off. 76 for today. tomorrow we'll get to 70. breezy times, it is a nice, fall day. as we head through thursday, it's going to be sunny, cool, nice. taking step one down to the 60s. 65 degrees. if you like the cool weather, we have the perfect weekend for you. we have been into the 50s already for highs this month actually. remember that nor'easter we had that caused cloudy weather, dreary weather, all of that rain. we'll be into the 50s. it's going to be cool, below average. our average high is about 69. the sun's going to be out. you can grab the sunglasses and sweater. another weekend to go pumpkin picking if you haven't gotten yours yet. look how low we go. it's 58 by saturday. sunday only back up to 61 by monday. we'll be right back after this. the phone lines are still open for the next five minutes to talk to an expert from innova about breast cancer screening, risks and genetic testing. we want to talk with dr. sarah bruce one more time. she's here from innova alexandria hospital. she's taking a call right now. what kind of questions have you been getting? >> i feel like i get a lot of questions about family history, when to start screening. we have a great testing program, so that's something we can get folks set up with. >> reporter: i heard people talking about mammograms, too. next month is the time when families are encouraged to talk about family histories because it does make a difference. again, we have a few minutes to talk to our experts at 202-895- 5560. that's it for wusa 9 news at noon. have a great day. bye-bye. >> billy: no one wants to hear a damn word you have to say. >> jill: you leave. you have no place here. >> billy: what, are your -- your words gonna bring delia back? >> adam: of course not. >> billy: so, if you're so determined to do the right thing for once in your sorry life, why don't you walk the hell away and let us honor my daughter's memory in peace? >> victor: for once, you're right, billy boy. but since you were released into my custody -- >> jack: maybe adam should be allowed to speak. >> phyllis: jack -- >> kevin: no, no, he needs to keep his mouth shut. you've got no rights here. >> jack: that may be, but the little girl who we're all here to honor would have looked beyond that. delia would have looked into adam's heart and seen the best in him, not the worst. >> victoria: billy...please.

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