a look at the rest of your fry day coming at 4:41. danella, how is traffic? good morning, tom. still looking like a good commute in our area. still checking things out. if you're traveling gw parkway on i-66 inside the beltway that's clear. we'll hit i-66 outside the beltway. a live look at fairfax county traveling inbound and outbound clear out to haymarket. inside traveling through the rosslyn tunnel no incidents to report at this time. i'm back in ten minutes. thank you. we have breaking news at 4:31. prince george's county police have been spending the night at a home along 100th avenue in glendale because of a violent home invasion that has one man in the hospital this morning. news 4's megan mcgrath joins us live from just outside the home with the latest. megan, good morning? >> reporter: well, eun, police have wrapped up their investigation here at the house. but take a look at the video that was shot a little while ago of the activity here on 100th

avenue. now police are not releasing a lot of information. this is being called a home invasion and what we know is that a little after mid nate two men made their way inside a house on 100th avenue in the glendale. inside that home two residents, a man and a woman had a confrontation. shots were fired and the male resident was hit in the torso. we are told us in critical condition at this point. it's unclaer whether or not the people who entered the home stole anything, what they were doing in that house. that's still part of the investigation. but they were seen running away after the shooting occurred. no word of any arrests at this porting live in glendale, megan mcgrath, news 4. eun, back to you. melissa l mollet is at the live desk. one person dead, dozens trapped because of a building that collapsed in mumbai, india. this video just in.

you can see the huge amount of concrete just tumbled. 20 people have been pulled from the rubble from the five-story apartment building that collapsed around 6:00 a.m. mumbai time. the latest building collapse at least 2 people killed in april when an illegally constructed building fell down then. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. we will keep a close eye on the shutdown showdown today on capitol hill. we're expecting the senate to vote to remove a provision interest a government funding bill that would defund the affordable care act. house speaker john boehner say he and his colleagues won't accept any legislation that doesn't take money away from the controversial health care law. congress must reach a deal by the end of monday or part of the government will shut down. the head of the nsa is downplaying employees are abusing authority. they say they eavesdropped on

family and friends a dozen times over the past decade. they have two open investigationses into misuse of authority. it's reviewing details of a third incident and may open an investigation. the u.n. security council could vote as early as today on a resolution forcing syria to get rid of its chemical weapons. it would require syria to allow inspectors to have full access to its chemical weapons stockpile. it does not threaten any military action if the country doesn't comply. the u.s. says this is still a major breakthrough in efforts to end syria's civil war. >> this is the first time since the syria conflict began two and a half years ago that the security council has imposed binding obligations on syria, binding obligations of any kind. >> the five permanent members of the u.n. security council support the resolution. it is now up to the council's ten nonpermanent members to approve it. back to melissa mollet at the live desk with more breaking news. this is just in right now

out of pakistan, a bomb has exploded near a bus with government employees onboard. 13 people have been killed. we'll keep an eye on this for you, again, out of pakistan, a bomb ex loaded near a bus carrying government employees. we know 13 people at this point are dead this morning. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. 4:35. new this morning a suspicious package deemed safe by police. that was found on the community college campus, cleared shortly before 11:00 last night. buildings were evacuated while bomb techs and police investigated. this afternoon family and friends will hold a funeral for prince william county high school student 18-year-old kenny diaz's service set for 1:00 in woodbridge. 12 people now under arrest in connection with his murder. poli police just charged four of diaz's friends with attempted robbery. investigators say he and his friends tried to rob 19-year-old debe a diandra samuels as pay back and connecteded to drug deals. they believe samuels stabbed

diaz saturday at a public park. the eight high schoolers hit by a fellow student the are expected to make a full recovery. yesterday we showed you the scene as medics rolled out to help eight northwestern high school students struck by a car driven by their classmate. the 19-year-old driver ran into the other students when he lost control of his car. police say he wasn't speeding at the time but he was driving without a license. he only has a learner's permit. he's been charged with driving without required supervision. a big dough it nation that could had help revatallize the national mall. honoring the first president. the special celebration for george washington. a maryland mother is demanding answers after her son went missing for an hour after school. plus, a chilly start to your morning, but will the cold impact your weekend plans. your forecast is next with [ female announcer ] these are the crescents you love on a holiday.

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john deere is donating lawn care equipment to the national park service to restore and maintain the national mall. leaders from the lawn care company will hand over the key to that equipment in a dedication ceremony later this morning. you may want to leave a little early if you're taking the g.w. parkway through alexandria this morning. more than 1,000 people will be heading to mt. vernon are for the grand opening of the new george washington library. it will house our first president's books and manuscripts. it will also include a residence for visiting scholars and will host lectures. worth a visit. coming up on 4:41 right now we want to take a look outside for you this morning. 61 degrees. and tom kierein has a look at the forecast. >> low clouds now cruising over the capital on this it friday morning. that's a live view from the storm team 4 city camera overlooking washington now. just some of the low clouds coming through. you see the city lights reflecting on the clouds and

temperatures around the metro area are generally in the low to mid-50s, but further west, shenandoah valley, locations into the mountains. it's a cold morning down into the low to mid-40s there where the sky is clear. we have low clouds that will be cruising down that way, too, as the morning progresses moving in from the north and east. so much of the region will be cloudy through 9:00, 10:00 this morning and then by noon partly sunny, near 70. by midafternoon, glorious autumn weather. into the mid-70s. a look at your weekend into next week coming in ten minutes. now, danella, how is traffic? good morning, tom. still looking pretty clear in our area for folks making the commute out of charles county. not seeing anything. yesterday we saw a big problem along 301 connecting at 5. nothing right now. so the trip in waldorf checks out. st. charles also traveling in la plata heading to prince george's county clear. taking 210 heading up from maryland no problems as you had head to the wilson bridge. an unscheduled stop after a

crew member has a heart attack during the flight. the actions taken by police now after a former nfl

i'm melissa mollet at the live desk. a seattle-bound plane had to make an emergency landing in boise overnight. we know this united flight was coming from houston when they say a crew member suffered is a heart attack. the 737 did lapped safely. paramedics took the crew hem to the hospital. we know 161 people were onboard after a brief wait. they were later flown to their destination. at the live desk, male mollet, news 4. a prince george's county mother is demanding answers after she says her son was lost for an hour after school. her 5-year-old son attends class at mt. rainier. she says a substitute teacher put marcus on a school bus to go

home instead of his daycare van on tuesday. he was dropped off on a businy s corner of 34th street and rhode island avenue. he wandered around for a little while until he knocked on a stranger's door asking for help to call his dad. >> just to get a call, you know, an emergency that they can't find my 5-year-old son. >> she says the school sent home withdrawal papers for her son and his brother. we contacted prince george's county public schools. we're told they're looking into the situation. 15 before the hour right now. d.c.'s fire chief will not face charges after being accused of attacking a firefighter. prosecutors say they don't have enough evidence to charge chief kenneth ellerbe. a firefighter told police that ellerbe grabbed a phone from his hand and hurt him at the scene of a burning ambulance last month. ellerbe says he simply asked for the phone and got it voluntarily. this morning d.c. police are working to catch three men

responsible for a string of robberies in northwest. in a matter of hours police say the armed men stole $300 and a cell phone from two people on "n" street near the convention center. two hours later the same men may have attacked another man in an alley and stole his wallet. police have increased patrols in that neighborhood. we're hearing this morning from the comedian accused of punching a reporter in the face. the daily beast reporter josh rogin was live at d.c. improv when he was approached by dan nainan. rogin tweeted criticism about nainan's jokes. according to witnesses and police reports, nainan punched rogin. he said he was just standing up for the amateur performers. >> a reporter was sending out all these tweets about these others. you know, you pick on me, that's one thing. why are you picking on these poor people? >> d.c. police gave nainan a

citation. rogin declined to comment. a former nfl player says hundreds of people may soon face charges are for trashing his vacation home. police just arrested six people they say broke into brian holloway's home near albany, new york, and lieu a massive labor day party. one of the people charged was a young man he took care of when he was homeless. he claims that guy organized the party. holloway posted pictures of the young people on social media sites and that angered some of the teens' parents. right now crews are trying to restore power to it a busy park of new york's rail system. even though it won't do much good for this morning's commute. a busy stretch has mostly been out of service since wednesday because of a power out aage. our nbc station says limited power could be restored by this weekend. the metro north line transports tens of thousands of riders each day, many of whom have had to find different ways it get around. today is your chance to meet face-to-face with mgm. if you want your business to be a part of a potential casino at

national har are bore. holding two meetings for business that is would help construct, run, and be vendors for the proposed pa fil ed faci. the meetings will be held at the camelot in upper marlboro. mgm released design plans for the million square foot casino. two other companies competing for the right to build a gaming center in prince george's county. the national zoo says the new panda cub is wiggly and squirmy. here is a live look now at the panda cam. mei xiang moving a bit. she now weighs over 3 pound and is 14 inches long. we're talking about the baby here. take a look at this photo now. come on, aaron. veterinarians listened to her heart and lungs which sounded healthy. her eyes have not opened yet but she will probably be able to

open them in weeks. logon to nbcwashington.com for information anytime. she is cute. >> she is. >> there. you said it. didn't it feel good? >> that's all i've got for you. >> let's check the forecast now. >> we're going to get him onboard. >> yeah, i mean, it is -- that little guy -- >> come on, right? >> starting up this morning we have some low clouds passing over the zoo and passing over our region coming in from the north and east. look at this foe it tphoto post yesterday afternoon up along the appalachian trail. a little tinge of autumn color there. just west of blue mont. you don't see much color there but look at the gorgeous photo. love it when you post your photos. you can share them on my facebook page and on twitter. and, speaking of foliage, well, that area in yellow, that is a

zone where we're beginning to see some color showing up here in western maryland and much of west virginia and along some of the high spots right along the blue ridge. there's a little color beginning to show up. meanwhile, northern new england, they are beginning to see moderate color, and it's near peak color in the adirondacks of upstate new york. now as we take a look around our region we have locally just some of these low clouds that are rolling in. temperatures right now at reagan national airport, there's the capital. it's at 59 and we have a northerly wind around five to ten miles an hour and the view from space showing low clouds rolling in from the north and east over the metro area now and the rest of northern virginia is mostly clear now and they are down into the 40s many locations out of the shenandoah valley but closer to washington we're generally in the mid-50s in montgomery county, prince george's and fairfax and right in washington as well. right near the bay waters it's in the low 60s and hour by hour today we'll have temperatures with the low clouds holding steady in the low 50s and low

60s all the way until about 9:00 or so. then by 10:00 we'll be into the mid to upper 60s by noon. mid-70s midafternoon. a lot of sunshine breaking out during the afternoon. going out tonight, clear skies. 60s through the evening. a light wind. down to the mid-50s. afternoon highs, great for outdoor activities. another fabulous day on sunday. morning lows, 50s. upper 70s with sunshine. and then back to work and school next week, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday, each day will feel like sum earp in the afternoons. i'm back in had ten minutes with the hometown forecast. danella, how is traffic? good morning, tom. still quiet in our area. happy friday for folks waking up about to hit the roadway. your commute looks real willy good so far. not seeing anything to really warn you about. for folks traveling between the baltimore about beltway and c capital beltway, your lanes check out. i-95 also looks good. i'll give you a look at i-95

this time at 175. you can see both directions very light volume. no problems for you as you connect to the beltway. traveling the beltway a live look in college park, outer loop looks good. inner loop drive time, it's an easy one from i-95 to route 50, that will take just nine minutes. i'm back in ten minutes checking rails then. aaron and eun? danella, thank you. almost a year after their big debut, leaders want to know what you think about the i had-495 express lanes in virginia. between now and october 25, tra transportation leaders say they want your feedback and they want to hear from you even if you don't use the lanes. the ez has only lanes which stretch from springfield to north of the dulles toll road opened last november. go 495expresslanes.com/ideas. enjoy your ride on metro this weekend. the only delays on the orange and blue lines where trains will run every 16 minutes. metro hoping that is enough of a break to get you ready for what

is in store next weekend. check out what they have planned october 4-6. five stationses downtown will be closed to the red line trains. they are farragut north, union station, gallery place, and metro center. that's when i go downtown. gallery place will be open for yellow and green line trains and metro center will still handle blue and orange line traffic. free shuttle buses will run between all of the affected stations. a crumbling bridge in northwest will be causing a lot of traffic tie-ups while it's being fixed. the bridge near east and west beach drive sustained serious water damage over the past couple of years. ddot is slowly blocking off the roadway to help with with the weight distry bauibutiondistrib. residents aren't happy about the possible road work saying closing the roadway is a safety risk and it will disrupt daily life. ddot is concerned the bridge won't be able to handle much more stress. >> the cracks are growing wider.

it's not that it's unsafe but as a precautionary measure we're moving the weight of the traffic from the areas where the cracking is growing to the more secure part of the culvert. ddot says it is very close to awarding a contract to make a permanent fix. once work on the bridge officially starts, traffic will be diverted in a montgomery county. it could be a mess there, though. >> a lot of iphone users have been complaining about the latest software update. >> raising your hand? u uh-oh. why apple's newest upgrade could be making people sick. and putting crash prevention technology to the test. which high-tech cars made the grade when it comes to avoiding a real accident? plus, sol classic cars getting new life decades after they were supposed to

you know what that sound means. we got the test results to find out how crash resistance. they checked the auto brake systems. seven of them earned the group's highest safety ratings. they are the cadillac ats and srx suv. mercedes c-class. subaru legacy and outback wagon

as well as the volvo s-60 sedan and the xc-60 suv. >> you got all that? >> they used to have names. toyota recalling more than 600,000 of its most popular minivans. the sienna has issues with the gear shift which could result in the van rolling away. the recalled vehicles have a model year of 2004 to 2005 and 2007 to 2009. t toyota admitted about 21 minor accidents have been reported because of the issue with the gear shift. well, for the next three days a small town in nebraska will be the center of the classic car universe. hundreds of vintage cars from the '50s, '60s, and '70s will be sold as is at auction. some of them have seen better days, but there are a few that still have plastic on the seats. >> wow. >> and have as few as one mile

on the owe dodometeodometer. they're left over from a dealership. they are expected to host thousands of visitors between now and sunday. >> give it a nice wash, a little wax, beautiful. >> and, you know, these cars will be worth a ton of money. you figure some of them with the plastic on the seats and the one mile on the speedometer, people will probably go, buy the car and then hire a trick to come in and ship it to where they live. >> do you know who will be all over that? chuck bell. stay with us. ne "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. right now at 5:00 a.m. police in prince george's county searching for two intruders after of a homeowner is shot during a home break-in. plus, breaking news this hour in india where rescue teams are searching for survivors after a deadly building collapse overnight. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. and i'm eun yang.

welcome to this friday. first up your forecast with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning and happy friday. early this morning we have some low clouds that are coming in from the north and east not producing any rain. just a slight chance of a sprinkle perhaps in northeastern maryland but mostly clear elsewhere. but these low clouds are advancing from the northeast heading southwest so they'll probably be moving across northern virginia as well over the next couple of hours. under the clouds it's milder, it's in the 50s. where it's still clear, it's dipped down into the 40s. manassas, prince william county, 48. now in the shenandoah valley, the panned handle of western virginia, most of those locations are just in the 40s this morning. so quite a chilly start there. it's in the low to mid-50s, our near by suburbs. we'll stay in the 40s and 50s through 7:00, 8:00 this morning. by 10:00 a little sunshine should break out. we ought to be into the low 60s by then. then by noontime near 70 degrees in the metro area.