it's near 50 degrees in fairfax county and prince gorges county. close to washington around the beltway, mid and upper 50s by the bay. as the morning progresses, a lot of clouds around. in the 50s by the morning. by noontime into the 60s. hometown forecast, prince gorges county, by noontime, mid 60s. a look at your tuesday afternoon and evening. that's coming in about ten minutes. looking at traffic, here's danella. tom, around the beltway still very clear for folks driving this morning. if you're driving along i-270 in maryland, we'll take the trip together. southbound heading from you aur clear. as you make your way to rockville. the spur, no problems there. on the beltway, i-270 as you head on the inner belt, 9 minute

trip. outer beltway, clear as well. folks looking at taking the rales, they're open on marc, metro or vre. danella, thank you. we're staying on breaking news. megan mcgrath on the scene of a double shooting. >> reporter: we're down on somerset place itself, the 700 block. you can see investigators still here on the scene and they've been focusing on the area where an alley meets somerset just a while ago. they've picked up some clothing on the grouped and placed it into an evidence bag. here's what we've got. a little after 3:00 in the morning, that's when the call came in for shots fired here in the area of somerset place. two adult mails were struck in the leg. we're told that they were

conscious and breathing. no information on motive or suspect. not sure if they left on foot or by car, but no arrests have been made. anyone with information, you're asked to call the police. reporting live in northwest, megan mcgrath, news 4, back to you. >> megan, thank you. 5:03. the government shutdown is being over shadowed by the nation's first ever default on its loan. the three major credit agencies are warning that the credit rating could be cut. it's having a big impact on local federal workers. 25,000 people filed for unemployment, the dc. >> a former hedge fund manager and his wife have donated $10 million to open up head start programs. there will be a big distraction on the national mall.

dueling immigration demonstrations are set to go this morning. megan mollet is live. >> reporter: senate democrats are expected to put out a measure. it would increase the borrowing cap for one year or one trillion today. also though it could turn into a showdown that could unnerve financial markets. as that's happening, there are two rallies going to happen today. tens of thousands of people are expected here including house minority leader nancy pelosi. the other one happening about the same time between 12:00 and 1:00, this township protest organized by somebody. they're asking lawmakers to entors existing immigration

laws. >> thank you. five minutes after the hour, your commute on friday could be a mess if a planned trucker protest packs the punch they're promising. the construction's ride for the constitution starting friday morning. organizers say it is to call a list of attention to brothers. some are promising to ride the hill to arrest law mickers. new this morning, an apartment fire forced 20 people out of their homes in month gom ri county. take a look for yourself. the fire broke out around 1:00 this morning at a complex on washington grove lane in gaithersburg. no one was hurt. the red cross is on the scene. the fire caused more than $100,000 worth of damage. no word often what caused that

fire. we know new details about the man who set himself on fire in the national mall. he was 64-year-oldon con stand teen know. >> thwitnesses saw him pour gasoline on himself and then he engulfed in flames. he later died at the hospital. police are still looking into why he set himself on fire. >> we brought you the story as it was breaking. police released the name of the man who died. march vip patterson of silver spring was killed in the accident. it shut down the beltway for two hours. police are investigating what may have caused that accident. >> week in, the people who are working inside need the

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5:10 right now. this morning we'll find out the next steps for the proposed waterfront in alexandria. the mayor will announce the plans for the parking lot. the waterfront plan has been in progress for more than 16 years. it will bring hotels, restaurants and housing to that area. if you've been busted by a speed camera or red light camera, today is your day to do something about it. the d.c. council will hold a hearing to discuss repealing the ticket if you can prove you were innocent. it begins at 11:00 in the wilson district. >> you can say someone else was

driving. >> people equate innocence and justification. >> yeah. you think they'd fix that. >> 5:11 your time on a fuse morning. here's a live look as we deal with 65 degrees this morning. >> the rest of the forecast, tom. it is. we have a little bit of a northerly breeze bringing into the cool weather. we're down to 50 degrees. rural areas in the 40s. then by noontime she won't be thinking it's not working? highs reach the sunrise. when you're away from your tv you can get it 24/7. you can get 2 it on your phone. google play and the itunes store. i'm back in ten minutes with your seven day outlook. we'll look at that on 5:21. danella, how's traffic?

>> for folks traveling new hampshire avenue south of adelphi street. no injuries in the accident. making the trip down to virginia. fuller heights road and old triangle road is closed. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron and eun. up next, brand new numbers about whose career could take a hit. she's the country's oldest park ranger to work for the park ranger to work for the park.

as a small businessman in virginia i'm voting for terry mcauliffe. he's the one that can create jobs and grow virginia's economy. he will work with republicans and democrats to get the job done. that's why i trust terry for governor. the senate could vote today on a bill to raise the debt ceiling. the grinding showdown is taking a toll on america's view of our

leaders. an abc news washington post poll shows 70% disa of proof how they're handling it. pew found 38% blame republicans for the shutdown while 30% blame the president. during the shutdown we've seen capitol hill at its worst. we've seen parts of the d.c. community at its best. >> almost immediately we almost saw free food. startup incubator 1776 created the free forum after hearing friends furloughed. it's a google document. any company can post part-time jobs and projects they need help with. people seeking work can post their resumes.

there's a similar site, unfurloughed.us. another page was created when i the white house's former director. goffshutdown. it shows how much money is being lost day by day. we have more information on our "news 4 today" facebook page. just a reminder, furlough or not, you're still an employee with the federal government and should always check with your company. that's the latest. >> all the shutdown action is having an impact. several businesses said with furloughed workers holding on to their money, local stores and other operations are suffering. even though congress approved back pay, small business owners say they don't have that kind of time. if the shutdown lasts much longer, they will have trouble

staying afloat. >> we usually have a lot of customers in the morning when they're going to work. i have a few last week. >> more than 24,000 unemployment claims were made last week. the supreme court will continue to hear arguments in its new terms. the supreme court building will also stay open to the public until at least the end of the week. and today the nation's highest court will begin hearing arguments in a renewed battle over money and poll tickets. an alabama businessman is challenging the limits placed on how much an individual can contribute to candidates, parties or political action committees. right now a person can spend $123,000 maximum during a two-year election cycle. the challenger says that

violates free peach as they want to. we are following a developing story. north korea is warning the u.s. of a horrible disaster. the north putts army on high alert. they say the soldiers are ready to a being at that. the latest threat comes the same day that they joined south korea. the north has issued similar threads in the past. secretary general ban ki-moon wants 100 people from the u.n. and the world chemical weapons watchdog agency to work together to eliminate the weapons. here is proof the war in syria is far from over. nbc news is working to get the

authenticity of this video. 5:20. a group of interrogators are on their way to question ana anas al liby. they captured al liby. this is alfreeda gadbois. she killed her 6 month old granddaughter with a knife. her son left the child for an hour and when he came back, the child was dead. new this morning, more than decades group them along with

the -- they were able to confirm the mother's identity through scientific evidence. the mother's name has not been released. the case remains a murder investigation. no one has yet been charged. we are finally getting a taste of fall, south dakota got a big old heaping helping of winter. tens of thousands of people stuck without power after four feet of snow was dumped on rapid city. as the cleanup begins and the power comes back. the region was slammed with rain. flooded streets and toppled trees made it difficult to get around. just be careful out there just in case. 5:21. weather and traffic every ten minutes on the ones. tom kierein is keeping an eye on

things. the strong front came in and brought autumn back. it's looking autumnal. i love it when i get to seau tum nal. in the shenandoah valley in the mid 40s. right around the belt way, inside the belt way, generally in the low 50s. mid 50s. in the bay only near 50 degrees. a dramatic drop from yesterday. here is your temporary graph for today. hour by hour we'll stay in the 50s. a lot of cloudiness. we might get a little peak of sun into the afternoon hours as we've reached the upper 60s by mid afternoon. then the temperature does drop back again this evening to near 60 by midnight. by dawn tomorrow down into the low to mid 50s starting off tomorrow morning. increasing clouds. highs reaching mid 60s. we'll have the possibility of

some rain coming back in on wednesday, maybe late afternoon into wednesday evening coming in from the south and east. now it's looking likely like we'll get some rain on thursday and friday. storm team 4 seven day outlook showing also maybe some lingering showers on saturday. highs in the 60s each day, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday but then on sunday we may get a few breaks in the clouds. there's some indication we might get a limb bit of drizzle south and east. we'll keep an eye on that for you. sun looking like it may be up near 70. then partly cloudy. low 70sed. i'll return with another hometown forecast. let's look at danella. good morning, tom. we'll start in marry lapped and head out to the bay bridge. eastbound lanes were carrying both west and eastbound volume

where that opens, you travel over the mountain. if you travel from the bay bridge to the beltway, your travel lanes are open inside the beltway. travel is open, light volume. outbound as well. in bound clear all the way to new york avenue. still checking the rales, metro, marc, and we're on twitter. if you see something, let us know at first 4 traffic. >> add popcorn you could score. amc theaters is offering a free small popcorn to anyone with a valid government or military i.d. you don't even have to buy a

ticket. you can swap a small popcorn for a large and pay the difference. we've been hearing from a lot of federal workers furloughed because of the government shutdown. this morning one california park ranger is disgusted for a different reason. she says she's running out of time. 92-year-old betty reed soskin is the old ets full-time park service ranger at the rosie historical park down. >> na had a sense of urgency, that this is my last decade and i can't afford to have anybody waist my time and that's what they're doing.

>> she often gives tours three days a week and works in the district. 118 kairts. the size of a small egg. i can't even say it. it sold last night at an auction house in hong kong. the new owner is remaining anonymous. the diamond is 2 1/2 times the size of the home it is ours. >> what do you do with a dye month that big? >> tough to see your eye run through it. >> being is that what that is? >> no, this is glass. coming up on 5:27 right now. we are tracking the latest from capitol hill. can lawmakers enters its second week. >> could our country have a new

state. >>nd a robbery. and if you can't be in front of your tv you can watch "news 4 today" on the go with your smartphone or tablet.

at 5:30 there are few signs of progress as the shutdown enters its second week. we expect to hear from both the gop and house democrats today. both groups will hold press conferences at 10:00 this morning. senate democrats may also move to pass a bill this morning that will raise the debt ceiling. it would boost the cap by about $1 trillion and have no strings attached and we're getting a better idea of the impact the shutdown is having on furloughed employees. more than 24,000 unemployment claims have been filed in d.c. and maryland over just this past week. we'll get a live update in a moment. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gill tryst. one memorial is closed. we'll get you updated on the forecast. >> tom kierein is tracking how things are looking right now. much cooler today, tom. >> yeah, fall fell on us

overnight tonight. there is the sky over washington from our city cam view. you can see the washington monument there. over the monument it is mostly cloudy this morning. much cooler temperatures. it's dropped 20 to 25 degrees since this time yesterday morning. it's down to the mid 40s. it's just near 50 degrees in the nearby neighborhoods around the beltway. near the bay it's generally in the mid to upper 50s. many regions into maryland down into the low 40s. a chilly start. by 8:00 low 50s. sunrises at 7:11. by 11 sclk, in the upper 50s and 60s. we'll probably get a few breaks in the clouds. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. ashburn, loudon county, the forecast by noontime should be in the low 60s. we'll look at your afternoon. that's coming in ten minutes. danella, how's traffic? >> tom, i'm tracking a few incidents early morning.

we'll start out in silver spring. incident here involves an accide accident. new hampshire avenue near the delphi road. we'll head down to virginia. folks traveling on 395 northbound at glee road. disabled vehicle not blocking any lanes. travel lanes on 395 are open. further down in triangle, mobile home fire has fuller heights road closed. fuller road, that's closed between fuller heights road and old triangle road. i'm back in ten minutes. aaron, over to you. danella, thank you. 5:32. there appears to be a bit of a standoff in efforts to end the government shutdown. president obama says there are enough votes in congress to end it but john boehner says he won't call the vote until the

president agrees to discuss it. >> reporter: boehner says the president is risking wrecking the economy. he wants the president to pick up a phone and get a budget towards this country. president obama in their back and forth he's not going to hold hots stage parts of the budget. we've been counting the votes, too. our own nbc couldn't there were as many as 21 republicans willing to cross over with democrats and move forward the ertz to promote a budget that would actually get the government running again, get people back to, would and get them paid. right now they're not talking. >> now the american people expect from their leaders differences in a time of crisis. we'll sit down and at least have a conversation. really, mr. president, it's time to have that conversation.

>> we're not going to negotiate under the threat of further harm to our economy and middle class families. we're not going to negotiate under the threat of a prolonged shutdown until republicans get 100% of what they want. >> no movement for now. here's what we're expecting today. the house will look at funding forehead start. they're working on a plan to deal with the debt limit. >> tracie potts here despite e the. >> several popular latino artists and members of congress will be there. at the same time a group of local residents will hold a counter rally near the capitol. that group wants jobs for american citizens, not amnesty for those in the country illegally. it is now 5:35.

news 4's molett green is at the news desk. >> thank you so much. we're following developments out of prince county. firefighters are on the scene of a double fatal fire in triangle. they got the call just after 4:00 this morning for a blaze on fuller heights road. that's in a mobile home park. after crews put out the flames they discovered two victims inside. that's all the information we have inside. megan mcgrath is racing to the scene to bring us up now. thank you, molett. right now john kerry is meeting with indonesia's president and australia's prime minister. president obama was supposed to be there instead. more troops could be headed

overseas. the drills are set to take place every year and are aimed at strengthening security ties. the training consists of live action fire exercises and attack training. u.s. forces are there partially because the philippines asked for help while tensions in the south china sea intensify. >> right now several counties in northern colorado colorado are wanting to secede and create their own 51st state. they are upset with the same-sex marriage. they don't like the dominated state assembly which is mostly democrats. >> >> as far as water, oil, land, hunting, whatever you want to do in agriculture related stuff. colorado governor says he wants to keep the state together. in november several counties will put a question on the ballot asking residents if they

want to secede. 5:37 right now. for one week tourists have been turned away from some of d.c.'s most popular landmarks. today one would be back open but not in the way you might expect. we'll explain that next. plus, thousands of us may have been ripped off. how a colleges error. it is much cooler than it was this time yesterday. we'll bring you up to speed

welcome back, 5:40. talk about big money. maryland's four casinos generated, get this, $65 million worth of total revenue last month. maryland live made $50 million. hollywood casino in terryville brought in $6 million. >> big money for sure. coming up on 5:41 on this tuesday morning. off to a chilly start for some. >> rummage through your closet again and find your jacket. after several days feeling like summer, it's feeling like autumn again. temperatures are down into the 40s. much of the region, blue ridge, shenandoah valley. they had a little bit of tree damage from the winds. we're down to near 50 degrees.

nearby neighborhoods in the 50s. we'll have a lot of clouds around. maybe a little bit of sunshine breaking out. quite a bit of cloudiness. highs reaching the upper 60s by mid afternoon to late afternoon. mostly cloudy back down to near 60. more rain on the way. we'll take a look at your seven day outlook. that's coming up along with photos from our latest weather talk. danella, how's traffic? >> pretty quiet in our area. folks traveling around the beltway, things looking good. i-270 in maryland, we have a heads up. southbound at 280 have a report of an accident here blocking at least one of your lanes. let's talk about southbound volume is increasing. right now normal volume as you travel from 80 southbound towards clarksburg. good news. once you have clarksburg road, that's when it opens up. no issues going into rockville. shocking statistics this

morning. just ahead, alarming numbers about how common sexual violence is. >> a brazen robbery attempt. >> a brazen robbery attempt. we'll have the unbelievable way

as a small businessman in virginia i'm voting for terry mcauliffe. he's the one that can create jobs and grow virginia's economy. he will work with republicans and democrats to get the job done. that's why i trust terry for governor.

zbr . the showdown over the shutdown. it's shifting to a showdown over the nation's debt limit. the senate could vote on a bill to raise the borrowing limit in hopes of avoiding the first ever default. the three main credit rating agencies are warning it could lower the rating. some children could soon be returning to the classroom. a former hedge fund manager and his wife have donated $10 million to reopen 7 head start programs that were closed by the shutdown. veterans and visitors kept from seeing the vietnam wall

because of the shutdown now have a chance to see a replica. the vietnam veterans memorial fund and georgetown university have brought a traveling wall to the university's campus. the wall that heels will be on display starting today through columbus day weekend on the lawn of heeley hall. it's free and open for anyone to view. free shuttle buses will be available to bring people from the mall to campus. with many of the free tourist options closed, some of the city's more expensive museums are seeing a booming business. the international spy museum has seen a 40% increase. they've seen more and more visitors pour into their doors. 5:46 now. we have a full list of what's open and what's closed during the shutdown. head over to our website nbcwashington.com. new this morning, more than three dozen people have been killed in a series of bombings in baghdad. police think sunni militants were behind the attacks. most of the bombs exploded in

predominantly shiite districts. a group against gas drilling in the washington national forest. three groups argue that fracking is a destructive drilling practice that has no place in the largest forest on the east coast. u.s. forest service is expected to release its updated management plan for the g.w. forest later this fall. >> police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a woman and the robbed her. they gave a detailed description of what happened including how the man put his arms around her neck and dragged her to the ground. this happened off 10th street in queb quebec. right now police in annapolis are looking for a man who robbed a woman outside the mall. he pushed her to the ground in the m and t parking lot and grabbed her purse around 6:00 last night. we're told she hurt her achknkl

we're covering prince gorges county for you. a group of lawmakers urging people to reconsidering building a shopping mall. that could mean the end of the school's popular golf course. the development would, quote, pave over the most significant green pace. givens has not responded to the issue. gasoline wholesalers were mistakenly overcharged. wholesalers were overcharged as much as $95,000 last week because of a calculation error. a new 8.3% wholesale tax on gas and diesel feel went into effect on october 1st. the tax office says wholesalers should refund the amount overcharged to service stations. gas stations should pass that on to motorists. 5:49. sexual violence is becoming more

common in ten age gers. researchers at the center for innovative public health research found one in ten teens committed an act of sexual violence. researchers say the sexual aggressors had more exposure to violent x rated material. this is the day many of bernie madoff's victims have been waiting for years. five of his former employees will go on trial. prosecutors say they were part of madoff's billion dollar ponzi scheme. an elderly man most likely will not face charges after driving his car into a crowd outside a funeral home in idaho. boise police say the man was parked next to the sidewalk when his car unexpectedly accelerated into the crowd. nine people were injured. two of them were in the car with him. as of now the crash does not seem intentional and all of the injuries seem to be relatively minor. >> take a look at this

surveillance video. it captures a robbery at a long island convenience store and then the dramatic fire back. he takes out a machete and chases the robber from the store. the worker is the store owner's nephew. she says she's just glad that he's okay. new jersey residents, new yorkers are cleaning up after a string of storms. take a look at some of the damage. 60-mile-an-hour winds slammed into the area, taking down trees, knocked out power for some residents. so far no injuries have been reported there. you can see a lot of damage. 5:51. time for weather and traffic on the ones. the storms left behind refreshing, cool air. what a change, tom. >> yeah, dramatic drop from yesterday. in fact, temperatures have dropped 20 to 25 degrees from where we were yesterday morning at this time. we were in the 70s. now down into the 50s. i talked when all things weather with the northern virginia welcome club. this is a group of retired

professional women. this is a club that's been in existence for 53 years in northern virginia. they're engaged in civic and charitable activities. they occasionally get together for social events. i was honored to speak to the group in centerville. the northern virginia welcome club. i want to thank them for arranging my visit there last week. it was a lot of fun. now as we take a look at the view from space, we have a lot of clouds here over much of the region, although it's mostly clear in western maryland into west virginia. a lot of cloudiness farther east and southeast there. these clouds are with us in and throughout much of the morning. a chill in the air. a dramatic drop from yesterday. we are down into the 40s now much of the region. closer to washington. hour by hour today we'll have our temperatures not nearly as warm as we've seen the last several days. it will be reaching just the upper 60s by mid afternoon. might have a little bit of sunshine in and out as we get into the afternoon hours and

evening hours. we did get a little bit of rain yesterday. some areas got over two inches. did that help our rainfall shortage? chuck bell is with us. >> good morning, tom. every little bit helps as well for sure. we're way behind for rainfall if you go all the way back to the early parts of august. we picked up more than an inch of rain yesterday bringing our total since august the 1st over to 3 1/2 inches. that's only half of average. since august 1st we should have had about 7.5 inches of rain. yes, that rain yesterday certainly did help. it was our rainiest day since back in july, but it's still only about 50% of our average rainfall now since august the 1st. lub luckily though this pattern will help us make up some ground. >> we probably will get some rain moving back in on wednesday afternoon late in the day into wednesday evening. before then we ought to be reaching the mid 60s tomorrow afternoon with a lot of clouds around. then some of that rain off and on likely into wednesday night, off and on thursday and perhaps

even into friday. we'll have an area of coastal low pressure that will give us a persistent easterly flow keeping highs in the 60s. morning lows 50s with the occasional showers lingering into saturday. a slight chance with a little bit of drizzle on saturday. high near 70 and partly cloudy on monday as we start off next week. i'm back in ten minutes. another hometown forecast, let's look at traffic with danella. good morning. >> good morning, tom. for folks traveling in virginia, a couple of things to look out for. head down i-95 as you make your way southbound. disabled vehicle luckily off to your shoulder lane. southbound lanes look good. northbound, seeing delays this morning. multi-vehicle crash here northbound at route 17 in stafford blocking the left lane as well as your left shoulder lane. you'll have to stick to the right to get by. multiple vehicles here. you're slow as you continue the trip northbound. let's head back over the triangle area where a mobile

home fire still has fuller heights closed. fuller road and old triangle road. fuller road is closed. if you're taking the rales. i'm still checking them. no delays on metro, marc or vre. 5:54 now. nbc will wrap up its fourth annual education summit. the hot topic has been a higher set of academic standards known as the common core. there is growing opposition. many teachers say the new standards are being imposed too quickly. they've been talking about smaller classes, more parent involvement and equality in education. you can check out the summit online at education nation.com. within the next hour or so the nobel prize in physics will be announce bed. the royal swedish academy of sciences will make the announcement in stockholm. two americans and a german scientist share the prize in medicine. they won on how key substances

are transported through cells. the government shutdown here in washington is having an affect on wall street. things could get worse before they get better. bertha coombs joins us. >> doesn't sound very good at all. stock futures are pointing to a flat opening on wall street. the market slumped on monday on growing concerns about the looming deadline to raise the u.s. debt ceiling next week. the dow and s&p 500 closing at a one-month low as a result. many traders say no one is panicking, at least not yet. the head of moody's rating agency says it's extremely unlikely that the u.s. will default on its debt. let's hope so. meantime, buy a suit, get a steak? reports say brooks brothers plans to open a steakhouse near its store in mid town manhattan. they're targeting next summer for the opening. it could be the prototype for a branded restaurant chain across the u.s.

brooks brothers has nearly 300 stores worldwide. my theory is they're feeding their health. they feed them more, you need bigger pants, you go next door. >> exactly. they need to have a tailor on the premise the to a s to adjus. >> exactly. >> open your belt, eat some steak. open your belt. this could be a very good holiday season for retailers. americans plan on spending an average of $646 on gifts. that's according to a centrist holiday shopping survey. that's 11% more than last year. they say more people will hit the stores this black friday than any black friday in the past five years. >> how about this? take a look here. this is some money for you. not funny money. this is the $100 bill. it starts circulation today. it includes several new security features. you may be able to see in the video. you see that blue strip right

there? 3-d security ribbon that's in there. you don't have to worry. you don't have to get rid of all of your old $100 bills. we know you're walking around with wads of cash. you don't have to trade them in. they'll get worked out of circulation. 5:57. we are following breaking news in prince william county. two people were found dead in a fire in a mobile home on fuller heights road. news 4's megan mcgrath is on the way and we will hopefully have a live report for you in a matter of minutes. plus, a huge protest planned at the national mall despite the government shutdown. the group of tens of thousands of people expected right outside the capitol today. and a big drop in temperatures this morning. 54 degrees outside our studios in d.c. your weather and traffic on the 1s when "news 4 today" continues.

right now at 6:00 we are following breaking news in prince williams county, virginia. two people found dead inside of a mobile home. >> until they arrive news four's molett green has the story. >> they're on the scene where two people were found dead.

all of this after a 911 call came in after 4:00 a.m. this morning for a fire on fuller heights road in triangle. the crews were able to put out the fire at one of the homes there and when they went in to check out the area they found two dead inside. that's all the information we have. again, our megan mcgrath is headed to the scene to bring us more details. that's the latest from the live desk. i'm molett green. back to you. we turn to tom kiernan tracking the change. >> the thud you heard was the dramatic drop in the temperatures. we went from the 70s yesterday morning. we're all the way down to the 40s for much of the region. near 50 in the nearby neighborhoods around the beltway. near the bay, low to mid 50ed. elsewhere, in the 40s. students at the bus stop, here's your forecast. you'll need a jacket. low to mid 50