nothin in the cornfields, in darnes, the search continued .n today for the two missing 2-year jacob hoggle, last seen sunday, september 7th. 3-year sarah hoggle, last seen monday, septemberth. police believe their mother, cathe hoggle, is responsible for their disappearanc invests n treating this as a homicide investigatio >> rep do yok now it'sy that catherine hogg killed her t >> that's what -- that's what we're preparing for. like i said, we have to hope a the -- we just have to keep hope. yeah, that's what we're prepg for. >> repor 27-year-old e hoggle, frid night in germantown, t a mile away from the chick-a where she disad a w at police headquarters over the

weeken police say they questi catherine hoggle for t 1 they say it happened in a so-cald s room with a couch with her attorneys standing by. now at one point, troy turner, the father of the missing childr, was allowed to go into the room. turner say that catherine hogg suffe from paranoid says she's been committed for treatm twice since last christ police say turning asked hoggle 25 times, where are the kids? where are the kids? >> when you walked into the room and saw her, did she appear difft to you? did she act differently to you? how did s relate to u? >> she appeared like she appear back in december when s committed. i mean, just -- she's not -- thers no way she was on her me. >> rep coming up at 6:00, cathe hoggle's unusual road trip. live in montgomery county.

pat collins, news4. complicating the search for sarah and jacob is the apparent erratic b of their mother. was in court for the first today, and we got some new insight into the challenges faci investigator news4's kristen wright in the courtr as and she contins our team coverage. >> rep on the charges agains her, catherine hoggle is in jail tonight on more than $1 millio bond. she appea in court today for a review of that bond. cathere hoggle is about to go undergo a mental competence screg in jail. in court today, her attorneys requesd that her bond hearing be postponed until after that everybody agrees that there e significan profound and subsl mental health issues court docum reveal that after being arrest, hoggle told police she gave sarah and jacob to an old highl fd in bethesda. she would only give the name erin. when police brought hoggle her phone to find erin's number,

court papers say she started deleti records. >> i'm hopeful that if we can expe some of the psychiatric aspect this case, potent that will give additi leads we don't have at ts poi in time. >> ty turner, the fath of the missing children, atte the hearing with his fami members. catherin hoggle's relatives we not s hoggle bon review is now set for septemb 30th. the children's father, troy turner, we learned, filed for emery custody of the chil after their disapp coming up tonight at 6:00, we'll explain how that emergency cuy is playing into new chars against catherine hoggle. live in rockville, kristen wright, news4. >> kristen, thanks. > to our other big story tonighs setting up to be the perft recipe for a quarterback contro griff iii injured. kirk c leads the redskins to a victory, a big one. d fans are split about what should hap next. >> a win is a win. but hey, he got hurt, cousins

steps up here we go. let's get it. let get a win. let's get more wins, skins. >> i hope he's healthy, but i k kirk cousins is doing a bett job. i think he's a better fit for the system. and i think the players know it. and just this afternoon, we're lea much more about rg3s injury. dianna russini joins us live from redskins park with that new inform di? >> rep jay gruden says he is heartbroken, sick over losing his starting quarterback, robert grifn iii. good news, though, he's expected to make a recovery and return this season. now robert gri iie is on crut now and has a soft cast. recd an mri this morning and it showed no breaks, no fractu no tendons. he'll mis a few weeks, a few games, while recovering and rehabb this is robert's second major injury, though, in three years. his durability is being questi, but not by his head

>> this unfortunate injury. knee injury. and this was a fluke deal where he's rolling out and got his ankle caught in the ground in an awkward way. i don'k it speaks to his these are just fluke injuri and happen from time to . d hopefully when he recovers from this, it will be the last one he ever. >> rep all right. so, guys, the question lots of fans want to know is, what if kirk has a phenomenal run while robert griffin iii is recove, and what does jay grud do? i asked him today and he said we'll cro that bridge when we get there. you can b there will be a quartek controversy. and former tight end, chris cooley, j me in a few minus to talk with b that. i'm dianna russini at redskins park. to you guys. coming up in our next half hour, rg3's road to recovery. d

gentzler talks about how t could before rg3 is back on the field. > the man accused of three alex murders is now in custy in that city. charles severance was trand today from loudoun coun adult detention center to alexandria. no virginia bureau chief with a look at the next he steps. as you know, charles sevee had been jailed in loudn county since early may, held there on a gun charge, unre alexandria murder beg this day in a loudou coun courtroom, where the gun charge was dropped, clearing the way for his transfer to alexan. this was the scene early this aftern our news4 photographer was rollg when a motorcade of three unmarked alexandria police ca pulled through the gates at the detention center. we'll hope to see that video in a minute. police won confi for us that severae was inside one of the cars, but we know he arrived at the jail just moments later. we are also getting a look today at his latest booking photo.

you can see that on the monitor right now. that was taken as the 53-yead was processed a week ago. severae was indicted on two coun of capital murder and one count of first degree murder in the shooting death of three well alexandria residents, nancy dunning, wife of former alexan sheriff, more than a decade ago. he's also accused of killing transp planner, ron kirby in november. and music teacher, ruth ann lodato in february. severae will make his first alex court appearance tomorr mor at 9:00 a.m., but will not be brought to the cour there. he'll appear via closed circuit tv and we will be there. > a police offir in prince county is out of jail but suspended from the force r being charged with demos pr abuse. his is themis speis. the victim took out peace order to keep him away. invests said it happened at t victim's workplace. the victim went to the hospital.

speis hasn with the county polit for just over a year. new at 5:00 tonight, a george university student pleang guilty today to making ricin is good morning room. miltsman faces two years in prison. police arrested the 19-year-old march after finding the potey deadly toxin in his desk drawer. prosecs had argued that milt planned to use the ricin to harm other people or take his own life. > this looks like a backyard tiki torch. it ford people out of a couple .ozen homes in montgome this came after a construction accidentally hit an undergd propane tank and caused it to leak. crews bormd what they call a flare operat it burns the propane out. this happened along fairfax drive in bethesda a couple bloc from busy bethesda road today. one was hurt. we're told the situation was contai > well, the damage is done, folks.

hurrice odile has hit a popur vacatn hot spot for the tars and we're getting a look at the damage. chief meteo do you go kamm joins us with more. >> this hurricane, a very, ver stro hurricane, odile, a cate 3 hurricane, as a fact. that storm made its way right up cabo san lucas, this is the strot hurrica to ever hit cabo lucas, tied with the storm in 1967. once again, with 125-mi winds. a very strong category 3 storm. right now continues to make its way up the baja. we have seen extense damage as it made its way across portions of atlanta areas. some of that damage caused by those win and take a look at some of the video. we have s cars literally flipd over from those winds over 100 miles per hour. damage on the side streets and heavy waves continue to make their w in battering that city and coo now. under the gun for about the next

24 to 48 hours and eventually that storm will make its way into the desert southwest, even towas arizona. it will not be that strong, but it wl bri some much-needed to parts of the desert southw but right now cabo san lucas mexi havin to pick up pieces from this devastating storm. contins t weaken now, but still a hurricane. coming up in just a couple minute we're talking about our weather here. we've got a chance for some shows tonight. i'll bre it down for you. >> all righ thanks, doug. > the adrian peterson child abuse cas has the nation talkg about the issue of e goi to take a look at why this case is so different as the nfl player reacts for the firstime. and she just vanished. a university virginia fres is missing still. she has ties to our area. and we're back at her old high today to find out more about the girl who has police so concer> general mots reveals mo died from the faulty igni switch than was first report. goi to tell you what that means for the dozens of famili s

you'r watching news4 at 5:. nfl player adrian peterson has now been reinstated by his team, despite an indictment for child abuse charges. >> and peterson could be playing for the minnesota vikings this sunday even as his case has ignid a national conversat about punishing kids. peters hasn charged with striki his 4-year-old son with a tree branch this summer. he's facing up to two years in

pris if found guilty. peters reld a statement which says in part, i have to live with the fact that when i discipd my son the way i was discip as a child, i caused an injury i never intended or tht would happen. i know many people disagree with the way i disciplined my child. i also understand meeting with a psycho that there are other alternative ways of disc a child that may be more appropriate. peterson's ex what he did was discipline and not child abuse has sparked a nati debate over when does disc become abuse? >> news4's mark segraves has monitoring reaction and spoke wit an expert about this topic. mark? >> rep adrian peterson to police in texas that he gave his 4-year-old son a whoopi, and that he discd him by using a switch, which he made from a tree branch. child welfare advocates say despe peterson's intention, it appears he crossed the line. >> he may not have meant it. he may have not understood. may. but nonetheless, the impact on

that child -- if a child has rais bruises, raised marks, is bleedi, when you have discd them, you are using corp punist to excess. lots of people have come to peterson's defense, inclg oth nfl players who point out that corporal puni for children dates back for generations. i reme whe i was growing up. parents gave other parents permis to whoop you if you didn act right. tweeted rafael bush. and mam tweeted his experi too. when i was a kid, i got so many whoopis i can't even count. i love both my parents. they just wanted me to be the best human possible. it is embedded into society, isn' what childn need. it doesn't help them grow or nurtur child welfare advocas poi out the long-tm effects of child >> their lives just look difft t kids who don't have that experience. they live less long, they are le healthy. and they have many more emotl problems, including

in his written . statem peterson says he's lookg forward to his day in court, and he never imagined the world would be judging his pareg skil. >> if you hit a neighbor's child like that, you would be plain and simple. no one would be confused. yet someh when we go behind the confines of our closed doors, we think we have a differt set of rights with our own children. i dok we do. i don'k we should. and i think the country needs to talk about it. >> rep of course, this comes jus days after that video showing ray rice punching his fiane was released. the nfl is now dealing with two high-p playe charged with violent crimes against family me coming up at 6:00, a child welfe exp weighs in on if corp punishment for kids even works, and how big a probm it is. >> all right. segraves, thanks. > doug joi us now. and we've got a wet overnight while eve is asleep, which is good timing. really not goi to be that much. u may wake up to rain drops on your car at 6:00 a.m. but before that, really not talkg abo all that much.

and what another great day we have sn out there today. ar liking this fall weathe love it. >> have yo gotten out the sweate yet, put away the sh not yet. >> yes, yes and no. >> okay, good. wendy has kind of got everything going on. 76 degrees, the current number. once again, just look at that beauti shot. winds out of the south right now at 8 miles per hour. plenty of sunshine. 76, d.c. 70 towards annapolis. 73, winchester. 77 towards fredericksbu. t 5 degrees below average today or 2 to 5 degrees below averag but nobody is complaining. storm tea4 rad is clear. and it's going stay that way the next couple hours. but notice the cloud cov comi in from the west. let's go out farther here and you notice here's a frontal bounda, mak its way our way. there goi to be a couple shows associated that movi in. but i do not think they'll affe you all that much. future wea paints it out pret well for us. here we are, monday, 6:00. that's tonight. as we make our way through the rest of th evening hours, by

arou 4:00 a.m. tomorrow mornin we will be dealing with a few showers out there. but that' reay all they are. and most of the showers look back tow the mountains. once they move over the mounta the tend to dry out. we will see a couple showers in and around 4:00 to 7:00. but then we'll be dry. i'm not too worried about the morng comm heads up. you may need the umbrella when you step out the door. but any showers that do develop wille on the light side. plenty of cloud cover at 8:00. look what s by noon, by lunch. t outsi again. and enjoy a nice afternoon lunch in the sunshine. we're loo at plenty of that. as fars the day goes tomorrow, high tempera right about where they today, 78 in d.c. 79 fredericksbu. 75 in martinsburg. we'll see clouds early. and then we'll switch over to your impact forecast on your tuesda really no impact out there. septe sunshine. it is be another great afternoo and that streak is really going to continue. take a look at this four-day foreca. 78 tomorrow. 75 on your wednesday. 77 on thursday. 76 on friday.

t look at this. temper overnight low temper in the 50s for the city. means most of you will start in the 40s, very similar to where you were earlier this a little bit of a cool start. especi for those kids out at the bus stop. 79 degrees on saturday. and right now the weekend is lookg pretty good. those temperatures are very close to average. guys, i've got to tell you, septemr started off hot. but it's moving in cool. >> nice. thanks, doug. news for your health. are doctors too quick to hand out a prescription? resears say kids could be gettin antibiotics more than twice as often as they should be. news4's aaron gilch has more this study. the first thing you need to know is what antibiotics treat. e only effective against bactl infections like strep throat or pneumonia. the study published said doctors prescre ant 57% of the time. but they were only necessary 27% of the viral respirato infections we the number one wrong thing that docto handed out

press for. so that means if your child has a viral infection like the flu, antis won't work. of course, pumping kids with these dif medications they don't need eventuay can lead to some drug resistance. an resistant infections and super viruses too. you can find more information t this, the complete study, on our website by going to nbcwas i'm aaron gilchrist, news4. are approaching hos and the only thing people can do is leave. we'll take you to the desperate scene.> bill cosby was a fixturr nbc news for years. nbc telev now a part of the comedi life at homecoming to washin> and school gets getting seco chance today as the list of schools giving parents longer to get their kids up to date on their shots is growing

welcome back to news4 at 5:00. i'm dianna russini. today the big story, starting quark rob gri iii is in a cast. but jay gruden expects him to retu thi. now in this week's "cooley report" chris cooley talks about how valuable yesterday's win was for this team. >> you would have never guessed that witho robert griffin, dese jackson, the offense wo done what it did.

but clearly we have some depth. >> no jordan reed, too. >> clearly, there's some talent acro the board, and what i like from the game, regardless of who was in, they get this idea they can play. they get this idea they can do what they want to do as an offens just talk. you're not going ty jack -- you're not going to see their world beaters. it's a win. >> i know you're a new dad. i'm going to go light on you. you to me this was not a must-w game. whereas i felt after that game yester a win has changed the entire culture here. not just in e locker room, but an attitude everybody has here at redskins park. >> i thought so much about this beca what we talked about on showtime and what is a must-w idea of a must-win, a game to get you into the playoffs or a game t eliminate you for the playoffs. what i thought of this week, if they don't win, you change your mind-s. d dianna, last thing i thought, eve game needs to be a must-win for the players.

they should never look at a game d say it would be okay if we didn this game. every game should a must-win and they should think they win every game. doing your job is great and fine but in the football field, doing your job can be up to it brea seven tackles. it's a winning and being >> rep not only did robert griffin iii get injured in yests game, but number one wide receiver desean jackn wentn with an injured should is day to day right now real wants to play this sunday against h former team, the phil eagles. we'll have more details on that comi up at news4 at 6:00. i'm diane russini live at reds park. back to yo >> it thank you. > rig now at 5:00 tonight, concn growing for a missing co ed. >> and she's from our are >> rep a west potomac grad disapp from the university vir. we'll tell you why family and frie are so concerned tonight about her safety. this is chris gordon. that story ahead on news4.

> and what goes up is going down. just learned about a major new renovation project on one of e metro's busiest stations. it's a report you'll see first righ on news4 at 5:00. > and some books and a little chess.e a helping an americanr

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valus and whater and run. >> rep wil forcing peop out of their homes. why this battle is not just agait the raging flames. ready for an upgrade? millio of apple fans are getting t next generation ws the best way to get rid of your old one? and rg3 expected to return this season. but our doreen gentzler explains why his ankle injury is so rare and why there is some good news about when he could be back on the tonight, fear and concern for a missing teenager from fairx county. >> hannah graham went missing over the weekend from the univf virginia where she just started her sophomore year. news4's chris gordon joins us live where she was an honor studen chris? >> rep she played softba. she plad in the band. every band. the jazz band, the concert band and the marching band. she was pre-med at the univf virginia, and that is why tonight it is such a

mysty why she has gone miss here at west potomac high school, the news spread quickly that former student hannah graham, who graduated in 2013, is missing. graham disappeared this weekend at t university virginia where she is a sophomore. >> we're just very concerned that someone we know and care about ver deeply is not -- her whers are not known right now and we're praying with the family for her safe return. her parents have left their alexan hom to go to charloe to help look for her. i just want her ho safe. their next door neigs s they feel like family. e kno hanna since she was 6 years old. >> this is a wonderful girl. very, young lady. is a hard-working student. this -- this -- would not be in characr a >> rep you don't know what to make of it. >> no. >> hannah graham was last seen frid night into saturday morng ben midnight and 1:00 a.m. she texted friends at 1:20 a.m.

on sunday, after realizing that nonef them had heard from her since friday, or seen her, fries rep h missing to poli in charlottesvi a search with bloodhounds sunday evening turned up nothing. she is 5'11" tall, skinny with light brown hair, blue eyes and freckl. what do you make of her disapp >> totally surprised. she is not -- she is the type of person i can't imagine even being in a place she would disapp >> rep fairfax county public schools were very genero today, allowing us to come here to west potomac high sc to talk to the principals and coming up on news4 at 6:00, you' hear from the teacher who probab knew her best, knows her best, hopefully hears from her soon. the band director who will tell what the members of the band are doing on social media to try to help police in char. that's the latest at west

potoc hig in alexan, virginia, reporting live. gordon, news4. > a rise in burglaries has extra police ofce on the streets in northwest d.c. tonigh plain clothes units have been dispat invests tell us they're seei more break-ins involving bu getting into homes throh side and back doors. in some cases, the doors were unlock. are encouraginge in the area to consider extra protec for their homes like an a system. the search for a driver in a deadly hit and run now into its seco day. d.c. police tell us 26-year-old hale was trying to cross near geora avenue and gerard street when he was struck. later died at the hospital. the drir took off. d.c. police say they're looking for a dark-colored chrysler with chrome wheels and possible damage on the driver's side. > today robert griffin iii

learned he does not have a fracd ankle. yesterda gam forced him off the field. doctors tell news4 that no fractu could mean a faster retu to playing. doreen gentzler is here now on what it will take to recover from this type of injury. >> wendy, of course, the big ques on everybody's mind is how will rg3 be out? we have been talking to doctors, asking that quen today. and here's what they say. that's tough question to answer. it all depends on where exactly on the ankle the dislocation is, and what kind of secondary inju he has. and he probably has some of those. dislocations are actually re rare, just 2% of all disloc hap in the ankle. when it doe happen, though, ther almos always a second injury. in rg3s case, we now know he doest hav a fracture, but he most likely has tears in the ligame and that can be pret severe. when you have a dislocation, enough damage has been done that it's a pretty significant time

befo they' able to return to play. it's a very minimum with disloc think on the order of three months before they're very minimum r to play. >> that the head of the orth department, sports medici department at med star wash hospil center. says if griffin doesn't have any broken bones, he probably won't nd surgery. but doctors tell us a typical ankle dislocation usually requ about four to six weeks of rest, followed by another six weeks of aggressive physical therapso a total of three month this to heal. he could be back by december, i guess that means. but we've also seen he worked hard at therapy and heals quickl with his knee injuries. >> since he came to town, we have certa gotten a good anaty lesson. >> we all have. at lea on the lower extremely knees and ankles. thanks, doreen. > now to a developing story involv the school immu deadline in maryla. y pubc schools are asking state officials now

for some extra time. sevent graders had until today to get a pair of shots from their doc or be turned away at school. 400 children in montgo hadn't done so by this morning. the county today is asking state leaders for 45 extra days. maryla off extensions to dists friy night, a deci fir reported by the news4 i team. a montgomery school offici say no kids were turned away today, because the is expecting it will recee the extension. one of the most influenti lobbs in washington has died. thomas hale boggs jr. passed away this morning. he is best known for helping win that 1.5 billion bailout for chry back in 1979. he also ran for congress in mary in 1970. d he is the son of former house majority leader, hale boggs, who died in a plane crash in 1972 and former congresswoman lindsey boggs. as i s sister is journalist

7 3. roberts. it's been a long time o war heroes honored at the whithouse. how one veteran even escaped a tiger in jungle to get the wound. you've waited hours to regi for the iphone 6. but before you trade in your old phone, there is something you've got to do to keep what's yours yours. i'm erika gonzales, and i'll have that story com. >> take a look. satelle radar, taking a look at ae showers. they a back towards the west. we're watching the showers movi our way. what impact they may pose to your morning commute. see you in a minute.

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we are tracking developments tonight in the u.s. effort to build a coalition to destroy the isis network at an emergency meetg in paris today, more th two dozen countries said they would do whatever it takes to eliminate the isis threat. and britain's foreign secretary now says the uk will play a leadg role in that coalition. on saturday, isis released a videe sho the beheading of a british aide worker. meanwh ira says it has reje an offer from the u.s. to join the coalition. u.s. officials won't confirm that, but secretary o says he is open to talks with tehran about the fight aga isis. decades after their service,

two vietnam war soldiers are still living. the other killed in action rece the medal of honor today. army command sergeant major benny atkins survived his inju and stood tall in his blue uniform. atkins' cam came under attack back in 1966. he helped lead wounded soldiers thh a jungle where they evad enemy forces, even a tiger, to get to safety. the 80-year-old remembe the esca like it was >> and a tiger stalk us at night, and you could -- the tiger could smell the blood on us. and we could see the eyes of the tiger. and the family of army spec donald sloet accepted his medal today. shielded fellow soldiers from > an american doctor being treated f ebola is said to be improvg by the day. to the poi where hospital works are thinking of ways to keep him entertained.

dr. rick sacra is being treated in nebraska. he's said to be chatty when he's awake and the hospital crew are giving him books and a chess board to entertain him. tomorr pre obama visits the cdc in atlanta where he's expect to announce a plan to boost u. aid to help combat the sprea o that virus has already killed more t 2,400 in west afr he was a fixture in our homes. and now bill cosby is sharing a part of his home with us. we're goi to tell you about a is coming to our ersonal . big changes coming to one of e busiest metro stations. e chang you'll see befo you even get on the train. i'm adam tuss. i'm adam tuss. we'll have that story coming up.

i'm in fairfax county we'll havwe had to cutcoming up. a lot of waste. we consolidated offices. started sharing printers. we can walk a few feet. replaced computers, but kept the monitors. they still work fine. we even discovered that the phone company overcharged us by three million dollars! i approve this message because congress doesn't need another right winger. they need someone who can balance a budget. oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies.

we ha some breaking news now. montgoy pe tell us they found no evidence today in the seah for two missing childr. have ended their search for the day, and plan to resume tomorr. 2-year jacob and 3-year-old sarah were last seen last week. their mother, catherine hoggle, is now in custody. she has refused to tell police where her c we learned today that police are working a homicide case against her now. stay tuned for team coverage on this case at the top of the hour. first on 4 tonight, metro is about to start a major project that could have u climbing a lot of stairs. the longest escalators in the of the longest in the world

are going to be replaced. news4's t reporter adam tuss live outside the bethes metro station with more on whas coming up and how it's going to impt you. >> rep yeah, wendy. thesis aret just long, they're some of the most trouble ie entire system now news4 has learned that three weeks the project to reple the main entrance esca here at bethesda start and it is going to be a lengy project. someti oken. >> pretty steep. if they are not working, it's a steep climb. other times out of >>hen you're out of breath at thtop. especi after a long day at work. riders here at the bethes stati say they'll be happy to see the very long entr escalators replaced. in about three weeks, metro will start the massive project, which is expected to take two- years to comple. by one, the escalators, h stre ten stories, will be taken out. and brand new escalators will go in.

th still be one escala running up and one runng down at all times. >> needless to say, this is not an easy project. the second-longe escalators in the wes hemisphere, about ten stories from the bottom to the top. and once you get way up here, it's 106 feet from the top to the bottom. yes, that is about ten stories all the way down. metro says the work has to happen overnight for safe reasons, because such huge pieces of machinery have to be broug in. montgoy council member roger berliner represents bethes says his biggest concernl g sure the remaining escala and elevators are workg to get people around and not broken down. >> oh, no. it's n it if you have to walk. it's n okay for somebody like myse and i'm in pretty good shap for senior citizens and peop with disabilities and thin like that, it can be a nightm metro will have extra s on stand by if there e any unplanned outages. and bae now live at the

beth station, escalators are just one thing. metro has actually larger plans for the bethesda station. wants to make it a station of the future. lots of bells and whistles. show y some of that coming up next hour at 6:00. reportg le in bethesda, adam tuss, news4. >> adam, thanks. > metro's plan to develop the stra stati has taken a big step forward. today metro selected a team to devep the site. it's led by the group street scape partners. e proposing a green buil with about 550 resil units and some 6,000 square feet of ground floor e development would also reple commuter spaceta with a n exteio to the current parking is expected to begin in 2019. for a limited time, you can now comme the marine corps mara with a smart trip card. metro partnered with the mara to celebrate its 39th year. the special card prominently feat the u.s. marine corps

batt cry set in mosaic-like design a logo. this year's run is set for octor 26th. news4 is a sponsor of the marine corps marathon. loudoun county's first wawa store cou coming to sterli. the convenience store chain wants to build at old ox road and oak grove road. but the roads are currently g expanded to accommodate traffic from all the devet ts planned there. nearby businesses are oppose to this new store. favor it, thinking it bring in. folks in the neighborhd say theye against any additional det t. >> i think it's so congested aroundhere just one more store just adds to the traffic. i think it's too much. i'm not in favor for it. >> the loudoun county board may consid thi at next month's meetin e planning staff opposes havi the wawa store added, but

the planning commission wants to approv it. if you plan to upgrade to the new iphone, chances are you're goi to want to sell your old phone. >> news4 consumer reporter, erikgonzal, joins us in the studio with the best ways to get a deal and how to make sure your phone is wiped clean of your pers data. erika? >> that's ri guys. we are in the middle of an ipho 6 frenzy. we don't want you to get too caug up in this, because there are two things that you need to know before that phone leaves your hands. first, you up all of the contents of your existing phone. you've got an iphone, yo pictur, your contacts, your texts, can all be synced up to your itunes account. want you to plug the phone into your laptop or desktop computer and let the data transfer. next, once you're sure ever is backed up, you're going to want to wipe your phone clean. to settings and then iphone.

click general. then che the reset button. and then erase all content and settin. choosi that option is the only way that you can be sure there s no personal information left on that device. you've got plenty of options whent comes to selling your phone. u want to maybe try selling your phone back to a carrier or even retailers like apple and best buy. a lot of those offers are really only until about september 30th. so your act fast. jim and wendy? >> erika, good tips there. > one of the world's largest chars says it will begin acceg donations of virtual curren. alexan united way says it will now accept bitcoin from donors. e coin-based service.e accepted they h 1.6 million users. the united way ceo tells us acceptg bit coins will make it easier for donors to support caus they care about. > he's, of course, known for his acting and stand-up comedy. in just a couple months we'll have a chance to see a very

difft side of bill cosby. starti in november, hundreds art collected over the years by cosby and his wife will be on display ae natl museum of african art. it will be part of a major exhibi as the museum celebrates its 50th anniversary. most of cosby's art has never loaned or publicly seen. everyt will be on display throh 2016. >> wow. that will be something. let's get the word on the weatr now. doug, se chang overnight, is th righ >> yeah, chang overnight. and could affect your early mog start. but i'm not too worried. let's show what's happening. we h seen another spectacul day. satu, a little bit of a wash sund, not bad at all. yest beautiful. today ay gorgeous too. suns tonight, though, 7:16 to the sun going down earlier and earlie 76 degrees curre with suns. weather at 7:00, dropping to about 69 with a little bit cloud cov around that 9: to 11:00 hour. temp right now, 72 gait. 73 ft. bell for.

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