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Take a look at our weather outside. It's a live look right now. Coming in for you on the National Mall. Beautiful, beautiful sky out there for this Sunday, October 25th. Now, if you squint your eyes really closely, you might be able to see some of those 51st Annual Marine Corps Marathon Runners that are out on the course this morning. And they're going to have great weather as they make their way around the nation's capital in Virginia this morning. Gwen Talbert joining us with a look at the forecast, which I got to say, you've had some pretty good ones in our time, my friend. This has been a great stretch. No complaints here. This has been an amazing stretch. We're just kind of like, okay, you know, when is the bottom going to fall out? No, no, no. Keep it going. Think positive. Think positive. Keep this going. Well, we're going to keep it going at least into the beginning of next weekend. Then we've got a few possibility questions about maybe some changes. Okay. But the changes this week I think are going to be welcome because it's temperature rising. How about that? It's going to get even milder than it has been. The weekend is ending very, very pleasant. We've got the sunshine out there for you. 44 degrees, still a little bit of a cool start to your morning hours, but it's not going to be bad for the afternoon. Winds from the north, northeast at about 3 miles an hour. Ridge of high pressure continues to dominate the weather pattern. You know what I always say. it's large and in charge, giving us all those bright skies. 33 degrees, though. Chilly start for Martinsburg, even colder for Cumberland at 31 this morning. 32 at Winchester, 34 at Frederick. We've got 50, though, at Annapolis. That is the spot. 42 at Leonardtown and 40 at Fredericksburg. So we do have some cold weather alerts to talk about. These are in effect until 9 o'clock this morning and that's a frost advisory as well as a freeze warning now we've had to deal with these over the last few mornings or so so no surprise here at all and as we take a look at highs today we're going in the opposite direction of all of that because look at this 67 degrees flirting with 70 as we get into highs for today 67 at Quantico 66 at Manassas perfect day for that race weather cooperating for sure by noon it'll be about 63 degrees with the sunshine for those runners. Gwen, thank you very much. As we told you right off the top right now, thousands of runners are on the course for the 51st Marine Corps Marathon. They are winding their way through Arlington, through Georgetown, Rock Creek Parkway, and the National Mall. They'll be finishing up at the Iwo Jima Memorial in Virginia. Now, runners currently on the 26.2 mile route. They are having access to hydration and medical stations that are all fully staffed. If you are rooting on a friend, a family member, you can track their progress and connect with them at the Finnish Festival near Roslyn later this morning. For spectators heading out right now, Metro is your key to getting around this morning. That's because trains taking people to Smithsonian to catch runners along Independence Avenue, that will be at mile 17 through 19. That's a popular spot, or you can hop on the blue and yellow lines down to Crystal City. Remember, e-scooters in bikes, they are strictly prohibited at all foot race footprints. For drivers, road closures, they are in effect across D.C. this morning and around the area of the Pentagon and the race route. You can expect major delays and detours on Key Bridge, Route 110, Arlington Memorial Bridge. organizers say the parking restrictions are going to be enforced up until 6 p.m tonight and the tow trucks were told that they are going to be active so watch where you park metro again your best bet today if you're interested in heading out you're encouraged to use public transit bypass dc or arlington entirely this morning all right elsewhere down to the national mall there is a brand new memorial to tell you about on the national mall the national desert shield and desert storm memorial was dedicated Saturday near the Lincoln Memorial. Now, visitors and veterans can walk through the site for the very first time this morning to honor those who served and liberated Kuwait back in 1991. This marks what is the final stage of what's been a 16-year effort led by Desert Storm veteran Scott Stump, who said that the goal all along, in his view, was to make sure that an era in history was not forgotten. I felt that in 2010, that this period of time, all that was accomplished was soon going to be relegated to a footnote in history. It was being totally forgotten. I'd attended a number of veteran events, in fact, where they would recognize people who had served. They had recognized people who had died, and they would go right past it like it never happened. I felt that that was wrong and that something had to happen. And as Phil said, I'm just an average everyday American, but I felt that I had to at least do something to try to set the record straight so the future generations would know what this story was. Stump says that the memorial is designed to draw viewers in to what appears to be a desert oasis, helping them understand the sacrifice behind the conflict it was entirely funded through VFW donations and the nation of Kuwait the memorial now stands as a permanent place for veterans and their families to reconnect and to remember all right time now 8:06 this sunday morning let's check in on some of the other top stories we're following for you right now in the Fox 5 newsroom DC police are reissuing a wanted lookout in a triple shooting that happened six weeks ago in northwest back on september 13th Officers responded to the 1900 block of 9th Street. They found three men who were injured. They were all taken to the hospital. They all survived. But this investigation is still ongoing. Police say they are searching for the man that you see there on your screen. He was last seen driving off in a white car. Anybody with information is asked to call D.C. police. The search for a burglary suspect continues in Southeast. MPD says this happened at a store along Barnaby Road in the afternoon of September 20th. Now, that suspect was caught on surveillance footage, as you see there. The man took property. Police haven't said exactly what property, though, it was that he took. If you recognize him, they'd like you to give him a call. Community members are rallying around D.C. youth baseball coach Armory Monslave, known as Coach A. Now, he was reportedly detained by ICE on October 19th and then transferred to Louisiana. Monslave's attorneys have filed an appeal in this case. They're currently pursuing a release on bond. His immigration hearing is scheduled for November 3rd. Meanwhile, a GoFundMe page has been created for all of his family's expenses and legal defense. And they say they are working towards their goal this morning. A government contractor in D.C. has been arrested and charged with allegedly leaking classified national defense information. FBI agents arrested 42-year-old Ian Brinksman on Friday after searching his home with a warrant. Prosecutors allege that Brinksman illegally accessed top-secret intelligence reports and passed them on to his girlfriend, who then, they say, published them in a Substack newsletter. Two Hamilton residents are safe after an accidental house fire on Friday. Loudoun County Fire Rescue responded to the home on Downs Court. One firefighter was taken to the hospital with a minor injury. Two cats unfortunately died in that fire. Fire officials say the destruction left behind $860,000 worth of damage. Investigators believe an improperly discarded stain-soaked rag may have been connected to the cause of that fire. This morning, we're staying on top of a developing story out of Florida. Police say at least six juveniles and at least a dozen people were hurt in a mass shooting near Florida A&M University. And this happened just before 8 last night. Tallahassee police say the youngest victim is 11 years old. Investigators say that some of the officers had to get the victims to safety by carrying them. We had officers that were picking up victims and carrying them in their arms to transport victims because they couldn't get through the mass of people. We had our officers carrying victims to some of our side-by-sides, our ATVs, and then transporting them to ambulances that were nearby. Well, police are still awaiting details on who the victims are, but they believe this altercation started between anywhere from two and three people near Florida A&M. There are developments to tell you about in world news this morning. Israel is reportedly cracking down on the occupied West Bank. This comes as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says that his military is going to launch what he says is a large-scale operation after Palestinian gunmen killed two Israeli soldiers Friday at a military checkpoint. Meanwhile, Iran says they are sending a new warning this weekend that U.S. military ships will never be allowed in the Persian Gulf under any circumstances as the ongoing war between the U.S. and Iran still continues. Our antenna is up here. We're very good at counterintelligence. And I think we'll go out of our way to make sure that our people and our assets are protected in the region. It doesn't mean that the threat isn't real. It certainly is real, and we're saying that publicly. But we have a lot of digital here in terms of how to do this and a lot of experience at getting it right. Well, the U.S. State Department has reduced staffing and reissued some travel advisories for Americans who are in the Middle East. This Sunday morning, we are exactly nine days away from the 2026 midterm elections, and a brand-new survey finds that few Americans are using AI for their election information. About 8% turned to chatbots, according to a new Pew Research Center survey. Most common use for the AI bots, finding out where candidates stand on the issues. Voters also looking up candidates' lives, candidates' careers. Researchers say most people are using AI for election information are under the age of 50. Happening today, community groups are calling on residents in Prince William County to join them and walk to the polls. The Coalition for Action's Souls to the Polls march begins at noon today. A community rally is kicking off in Telegraph Road, Commuter Lot, Woodbridge. Organizers say marchers are then going to head to Canton Hill Road in the DMV early voting site at 1 p.m. to cast their ballots. Early ends in Maryland coming on Thursday, October 29th, and it ends early voting in Virginia on Saturday, October 31st, and then in the district next Sunday, November 1st. All right, the Interfaith Council of Metropolitan Washington, they are hosting their 21st annual Unity Walk from 1 to 6 p.m. Hundreds of participants of all faiths are going to march from Annunciation Church to the Islamic Center along Massachusetts Avenue. of the event, bringing together houses of worship, tour groups, projects, and cultural dances to community understanding across the District of Columbia.