last night. interesting responses on that. >> news 4 today starts now. praying for a safe return. the university of virginia community coming together for a missing student as police ask for your help trying to find her. >> making sure they tonight miss out. the lines already building in this line picture from georgetown as people try to get their hands on the new iphone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang on this friday, september 19th, 2014. let's take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. 64 degrees. and ending our workweek on a nice note >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here with our forecast. >> i saw them bundled up waiting for the new iphone in line this morning. you'll be spending much time outside this morning, you will need a jacket. it is cool. a light fog. a live view of washington on this friday morning.

fog may be a little dense for the rural areas. watch out for the roadways. patchy fog there. elsewhere, beautiful morning. mild and comfy this afternoon. your weather headlines, a weekend turning summer like. nice warming coming up this weekend. a cool morning, though. temperatures with the fog will be hovering in the 50s between now and 8:00. after that, we will jump into the 60s. by noon, should be around 70 degrees. mostly sunny. delightful afternoon. temperatures in the mid-70s most of the region. low humidity in place. just a few clouds beginning to pop up. we go live to georgetown with amelia siegel. now let's check in on traffic. here's alexis davies. good morning, tom. we have a serious accident in maryland. single car crash involving a a fatality. the off-ramp of branch avenue

towards allentown road is blocked entirely. the investigation will be on site the next 30 minutes. find an alternate route if you're traveling in that area. east bound 66, two right lanes blocked. all lanes open all the way to the spur. aaron and eun, back to you. alexis, thank you. the man seen in this video with missing uva student hannah graham is helping police. charlottesville detectives are looking for a person interest now. a man claims another man approached her moments after this video was taken and put his arm around her. that's who police would like to speak to. no one has seen hannah since last weekend. authorities are getting more help this weekend. they are making an urgent plea for volunteers for the mass search. thousands packed the outdoor

amphitheater. one by one they shared the microphone. hannah's disappearance left her classmates unsettled and uneasy. >> you make things good, hannah graham. where are you? we want you pack where you belong. we love you more than you know. and we cannot wait to see you soon. >> the dean of students said the ceremony was all organized by uva students. hannah grew up in fairfax county. last night the community prayed for her safe return. several people spoke at a vigil at alders gate church in alexandria. they streamed the service online. for the the latest on the instigation, the surveillance video and the search on nbcwashington.com >> 5:03. a d.c. corrections official found dead in alexandria will be laid to rest this morning. a funeral service will be held

for caroline cross. the family is accepting visitors starting at 9:30 until the service at 11:00 a.m. cross was the deputy director of operations for the department of corrections. police arrested a man for her murder. it is not clear whether the murder was connected to her job. the father of two missing children in montgomery county will join volunteers on a search. they will cover an area on cuenca valley. they will go through journals hoping it will lead to jacob and sarah. the siblings went missing more than a week ago >> voters in scotland have spoken. scotland will remain part of united kingdom. scottish people turned out in unprecedented numbers. so far the economy is responding well for the news.

british stocks are up. . senator mark warner and ed gillespie will take part in a forum in herndon. it is sponsored by several areas of chambers of commerce. if you're not going to be around for the november 4th election, absentee voting begins today. you can go to the county government centers monday, tuesday, wednesday, friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and thursdays from 8:00 to 7:00 p.m. you can apply for an absentee ballot by mail. in florida, a shooting leaves eight people had. the connection the gun han has to do with his victims and what we are learning about his background >> and preparing to get your kids out the door, as you do

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marijuana. out of 534 people, 81% admitted to getting marijuana illegally in states where it is legal like colorado and washington state, employers are trying to find a balance between obeying the law and enforcing workplace rules. right now medical marijuana is legal in 23 states and d.c. after a huge uproar, crest has agreed to remove the tiny microbeads in the toothpaste. there are tiny plastic beads in crest pro health and 3d white. they were discovered by dentists and dental hiygienists who foun them stuck in people's gums. it will voluntarily remove them the next six months. i have used those toothpaste and

i did not realize they were may of plastic. >> you thought they would dissolve in your mouth. >> or rinse them out. well, a cool start to your morning not preventing people from lining up. >> live in georgetown with the the storm team 4 by four. you have a pullover. >> there's a little bit of chill here this morning, aaron. our temperature 68 depress. a little bit more cooler in the rural area there could also be some fog around the bus stop. keep that in mind. by the way, happy friday. by the time recess rolls around, no pullover. it's short sleeve weather. partly sunny skies. and beautiful. why should this be any different. temperature, 73 degrees. georgetown one of the better places to do that in the area.

just beautiful weather tonight, especially before the sun goes down. time is 7:10. as the sun goes down, definitely getting cool tonight as temperatures fall into the mid-'60s. tom is back in 10 minutes with the all-important weekend forecast. now to alexis davies with traffic. . good morning. breaking news on the roadway in maryland. a fatal accident in temple hill involving a single car crash, off-ramp of branch avenue to allentown road. it is blocked due to police response. it will be there the next 15 to 20 minutes, then it should clear out and get the car out of there. route 210, no reports of incidents towards the beltway. you are running at speed. here's a live look at 210. all lanes open. no delays.

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to the live desk. on top of breaking news right now in philadelphia. this is the west kensington neighborhood. a massive warehouse fire. you see the smoke and flames. firefighters say they have the blaze under control at this hour. early reports, three people hurt. these are residents living nearby. no firefighters injured. we are hearing from firefighters on the scene. one person ran out of the building on fire. that person has burned over 80% of their body. now in serious condition at the hospital. still waiting to hear the condition of the other victims

involved. there was a paper factory directly next door. the fire spread. that added fuel to the fire here. that's why we are seeing such a large blaze. four-alarm fire. things seem to be calming down at this point. they got in blaze under control. walls collapsed. transformers blowing up. keep i mind this is a mixed use neighborhood. firefighters early this morning banging on doors trying to get the residents out of their homes evacuating the area as they continue to battle the blaze. we will watch it here from the live desk. this is happening in the west kensington area of philadelphia >> 5:16. d.c. lawmakers will take a second look how they handled a missing peppers case that still has not been sold. 8-year-old rudd went missing

from a city homeless shelter in march. she was believed to be abducted by a janitor. we are live at the wilson building with more on today's meeting. good morning to you. >> reporter: good moin critics refusing to believe that not much more could have been done to save alicia rudd. a roundtable here at 11:00. a city report release early this morning that despite a trained staff, all the agencies involved with alicia rudd and her family that the city was not to blame. nothing could have prevented this tragedy. alicia rudd had been missing for

more than two weeks before anyone in authority had even noticed. we are live this morning. back to you. . 5:18 your time. developing right now, police are developing a murder/suicide. this man shot and killed his daughter and her children in florida. then he waited for police to arrive before he killed himself. the sheriff's office named the victims. many of them children who were toddlers. one was 2 1/2 months old. this happened in bell, florida, a rural town west of gainesville where 350 people live. the shooter's name was don spirit. he had several criminal convictions on his report. he accidentally shot and killed his 8-year-old son while they were hunting. spirit was also convicted of drug paraphernalia in 1994,

battery in 1992, depriving a child of food and shelter. mutu was last seen last weekend. wearing orange shirt, blue jeans. anyone with information, call police. a year after bridge gate in new jersey, so far no evidence that governor chris christie knew anything about it. a federal investigation that started nine months ago, several entrance lanes to the george washington bridge were shut down causing a traffic nightmare. the closures were planned by staffers as political pay back to the mayor of ft. lee, new jersey. there is no indication that christie new anything about the plan. no final determination has been made. ir lines flight esume the hunt

3706789 it disappeared in march on its way to beijing. the first of three ships planning to scour the ocean should begin searching september 30th. police arrested a man in connection to a fast growing wildfire in california. flames charred through 111 square miles since saturday. some areas of sacramento have been burned to the ground. wayne huntsman was charged with arson. prosecutors aren't saying how they believe he started the fire. >> today is last cans for both sides to argue for and against a mega gas station in montgomery county. it marks the end of the longest land use hearing in history. costco is looking for an exemption from the county because the pumps are less than 150 feet away from homes, school, and swimming pool.

5:21. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. a cool start to our day. everyone wants to know about the weekend. it is friday. we are heading into the weekend. >> let's find out. here's tom kierein. >> summer is not quite done with it yet even though it felt like autumn the last number of days. the latest european model. there is the capitol. you can see a little light fog in the air. 64, reagan national. documents in the upper 50s. i want to get close to the temperature. the humidity is fairly high at 80%. as a result, we have some fog forming. that northeast wind bringing in the higher humidity. if you're going to be walking, biking, temperatures in the 50s between now and 8:00. between 8:00 and 10:00, comfortable with a pullover.

temperatures will be in the low 60s. later this afternoon, a gorgeous day. partly cloudy, low humidity. highs reaching mid-70s by midafternoon. great for getting out. temperatures in the '60s. then tomorrow, yes, a touch of summer in the air. saturday afternoon high around 80 degrees. great weather for outdoor recreation. maybe even going to the beach. sunday looks like a good beach day. high 80s. sunday evening a front will be coming through. it may trigger a few showers sunday evening sunset until the predawn hours monday. as we get back to work and school, storm team 4 four-day forecast will have the sunshine back. afternoon highs into the upper 70s. and that is the first day of autumn as well. it arrives on monday evening. astronomical autumn. tuesday, partly cloudy.

warmer wednesday. up near 80 again. highs upper 70s. next weather and traffic at 5:31. your hour-by-hour breakdown. we have breaking news with alexis davies. . good morning, tom. a fatal accident in maryland off-ramp of branch avenue blocked. the accident investigation should be wrapping up soon. that should be opening. more details in the next update on that. taking a look at 66 traveling in from centreville, no delays or incidents. here's a live look at the beltway. headlights is the outer loop. seeing no delays in that area. elsewhere, 270 looking good out of frederick, through germantown. aaron and eun, back to you. thank you. new numbers from the cdc say 100 children who died of the flu last year, more than 90% did not

receive the flu vaccine. the cdc says everyone over the age of 6 months should get the vaccine, especially children and anyone older than 65. fewer than half of americans received it last year. right now it is the moment a lot of folks in line in georgetown has been waiting for. you're looking at a large picture. the iphone 6 and 6 plus go on sale today. don't think you can just walk in and buy one of thes things. devoted apple fans, you see them here, they have been waiting in line for days. that's the case all over the country. part of the excitement over the bigger screens. it measures 4.6 inches. the 6 is 5.5 inches. both phones have a new horizontal viewing mode that takes advantage is of the larger screen displays. >> you can fly to australia like two americans did.

this guy and girlfriend reserved their iphones on line in california, went to sydney, australia, thus becoming the first in the world to snatch up an iphone 6. >> i don't know what to say. to have the time, money, resources and the desire to go to all that trouble to get a phone. >> and you get mentioned on tv. yea for the pair. whatever it's worth to you. stop what you're doing and listen to this story >> two friends at a texas high school vowed to make up for a classmate's cruel prank by giving the homecoming crown to one of their best friends. lillian skinner is one of the nicest people they have earlier month. she was told she had been nominated for homecoming court when she wasnot. her two best friends, who were on the homecoming court decided to give skinner the crown if they won.

>> seeing the look at her face. just the way she reacted towards it was priceless. and i knew it was the right decision. >> i was like, wow, really? it was a dream. >> the principal says this is one of the proudest moments of his entire school career. we hear so many stories about bullying and mean girls. and the two girls stepped up to show love for their friends. it means so much and sets a good example. >> it says so much about them. the kids are doing well. a lot of them are doing well. we can appreciate that. . a pretty frightening flight. what's being named of a midair emergency with a cabin filling with smoke >> extreme measures now in place in one african country in hopes of slowing the ebola epidemic. a warmup is on the horizon.

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making headlines right now at 5:30. police in charlottesville are asking for volunteers this weekend to help in the search for a missing university of virginia student. d.c. lawmakers will be taking another look at the handling of the alicia rudd case. heated exchanges as the candidates hoping to be d.c.'s next mayor squared off in their first debate. much more throughout the morning. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist on this friday, september 19th. the weekend is oh, so close. clear skies and cool temperatures. >> tom kierein telling us what kind of day we will have. good morning. >> good morning. another chill in the air. we're starting off in the 50s most locations across northern virginia. warren ton the cool spot. 52. reston, up to leesburg in the

50s. right in the district of columbia. 60s by the bay. patchy dense fog. rural areas, there's a little bit of fog, a little patchy fog over the open fields. the roadways may have a little bit of fog. a little light fog. you can see the spotlights illuminating that. temperatures will be hovering near 60 mid morning. near 70. mid-70s through much of the afternoon with a partly cloudy sky. 5:41. we'll join amelia siegel live. and breaking news. what's going on, alexis? >> tom, we still have the fatal accident in maryland. the off-ramp of branch avenue is still blocked going to allentown road. we just received word of that. you may want to find another route if you're traveling in

that area. taking a look at the american legion bridge from marylanded to virginia, seeing more volume on the roads. no major delays. continuing into virginia and crossing the woodrow wilson bridge. no incidents reported. again, on to the outer loop in prince george's county. >> as americans, we do not give into fear. with when you harm our citizens, when you threat especially the united states, when you threaten our allies, it unites us. we pull together. we stand together to defend this country we love and make sure justice is done. >> president obama thanking lawmakers. opposition already fighting isis on the ground. tracie potts live on capitol hill. when will the president sign is off on this? >> probably pretty quickly.

it was his idea. breaking news that the french started air strikes in iraq. president hollande claiming they blasted an isis depot. that's from the air. from the grouped, that's what congress has been dealing with, particularly in syria. that vote in the senate to approve arming syrian rebels against isis. it's what the president wanted. doing nothing is not an option. this is a by patterson vote. but democrats and republicans voted against as well. the president thanked them for showing unity not only for what's going on overseas but ultimatelyhe united states. the other thing we're watching, secretary of state john kerry. could share a meeting supporting iraq's new government. now a developing story.

sierra leone is under a nationwide shutdown. all 6 million people are confined to their homes while volunteers search house to house for aebola victims. they are handing out soap. the united nations is now seeking a billion dollars to combat the virus. it is believed 2,600 people have die from ebola in west africa in recent weeks. a family will be in montgomery county circuit court. this man and wife and two sons are facing charges for a party on damascus road. dozen ts s of underaged teenage were drinking there. some of the charges, attempting to insight a riot. a woman in prison for hit

and run will face a new sentence today. she is serving time after she hit and killed ryan in dupont circle in 2010. she was drunk at the time. a mon ago a jury found her guilty of voluntary manslaughter on top of three other charms. a judge could determine whether a local school board was negligent when it hired a school counselor who turned out to be a fraud. an 18-year-old is suing the montgomery county school board. dwayne flemmer was going by the name david and had fake credentials and was employed in 10 years. he testified in a custody hearing when the boy's parents got divorced. >> once you can walk into a courtroom and look a judge in the eye and say i am dr. david flemmer, montgomery county school psychologist, you have instant credibility and create all kinds of havoc for people.

>> flemmer took his own life as he was exposed as a fraud. montgomery county schools is not commenting on this lawsuit. we expect a judge to reject a request from bob mcdonnell to acquit him from corruption charges. according to the "washington post", mcdonnell says his guilty verdict was based on in sufficient evidence and errors in court. the couple will be sentenced in january. >> why parents say the addition of a cell tower could have an impact on their child's health. >> not what you want to see at 30,000 feet. the in-flight emergency that has one pattern plane filling with smoke. and these cooler temperatures not keeping people from lining up for their iphones. throw on a hat, a hood, whatever you have to do.

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terrifying moments. on a jet blue flight. smoke fills the cabin after an apparent engine problem. people using their oxygen masks to breathe. the pilot quickly called for an emergency landing back in long beach and managed to land the plane safely. passengers say they weren't sure the plane would make it. >> a few points where i brought

out my phone trying to call my parents and say, hey, you know, this could be it. >> the only thing i could really think about is my son. >> jetblue says it is not sure whether the engine actually caught fire. they are looking into this problem. frightening moments for passengers. >> apparently they had to manually deploy the masks. they didn't drop down like we are told that they will. scary for a lot of folks. we have been enjoying a break from the summer-like weather and have a taste of fall as we approach astronomical autumn. >> amelia siegel is live in georgetown with our neighborhood forecast. chilly out there, amelia >> reporter: yeah. i have a pullover and you need it this morning. temperature at the airport, 64 degrees. storm tracker a little bit deceiving. the temperature we're getting, 71.

that's pause winds are calm. the exhaust is heating up a little bit. heading out, i'm recommending a light jacket for sure. now i'm showing you our sky cast 4. this is the latest and greatest we hav look at the clouds throughout the day toda the cloud/sun mix today. it's a cool start. by noon, you don't need a jacket. comfortable. 6. by 4:00, 75. that will be the high. heading out this evening, you need to grab the jacket as temperatures fall into the 6 0s during the evening hours. over to alexis davies with a look at the roads. good morning. we still have the accident in maryland. the off-ramp of branch avenue is blocked as you go on to allentown road. use caution in that area. in gaithersburg, saybrooke oaks

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d.c. mayoral candidate shared the stage for a debate. carol schwartz phone used on reintroducing herself to voter >> when you ran for council in 1997 you promised to make education your number one priority. you have no specifics, no plan. >> mr. catania wouldn't go because he was still sore after the baseball fight. that speaks to his temperament. >> i served on council in at-large position for four terms and established the department of the environment. >> news 4's tom sherwood moderated the debate. the candidates will be jockeying for position until november. 14% of voters are still undecided. and 16% say they could change their minds. >> meanwhile, a push to legalize marijuana in the district could be a success in november. nbc 4/washington post/marist poll asked voters would weather they would favor legalizing marijuana. 65% said yes.

only 2% said they were undecided. a d.c. corrections official found dead in alexandria will be laid to rest this morning. a funeral service will be held for caroline cross. the family is accepting visitors starting at 9:30 until the service at 11:00 a.m. cross was the deputy director of operations for the department of corrections. police arrested a man for her murder. it is not clear whether the murder was connected to her job. in a couple of hours the father of two missing children in montgomery county will join volunteers on a search. they will cover an area on seneca valley. they will go through journals hoping it will lead to jacob and sarah. the siblings went missing more than a week ago right now cell phone towers are going up in some of your children's schools in prince george's county. they said the county has not

been transparent with health concerns. the school district gets $25,000 for every tour that's built. montgomery county parents joined the fight. >> we would like to see parents involved in the process. we think they have been left out of the process. and we think that this is a problem statewide. >> now, today there are 73 proposed cell phone tower sites in prince george's county. the apex in bethesda appears to be staying point. they have dropped plans to demolish to make way for a bigger purple line station. county executive ike leggett said developers were not keane on the idea of waiting for the new structure to be constructed to build on top of it. instead, it will be built in a tunnel. senator mark warner and ed

gillespie will take part in a forum in h. it is sponsored by s of chambers of commerce. it will be held at the center for innovative technology at 11:30 this morning. 5:49 now. if you're not going to be around for the november 4th election, absentee voting begins today. you can go to the county government centers monday, tuesday, wednesday, friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and thursdays from 8:00 to 7:00 p.m. there will be extended hours and more voting locations a we get closer to the election. you can apply for an absentee ballot by mail. the deadline to do that is october 28th. d.c. boundary plans created anxiety for some parents. but the majority of you are okay with it. it proposes drawingew lines for where students can go to school.

that's according to an nbc 4/washington post/marist poll. the changes will take place in 2015 and happen gradually. the committee surveying the region said the current site of rfk stadium could be redeveloped. if that happened the redskins could eventually move there according to the baltimore sun. d.c. beat out boston, san francisco, and new york to represent the u.s. it would face competition from bids around the world. trip adviser's top museums around the world. the national gallery of art took the fifth spot. air and space museum came in sixth. and the newseum came in 10th. it is based on last year's reviews. whether you love them or not, you should me to the windy city.

not necessarily experts saying these are the best museums. but in terms of the people actually visiting them. >> it is based on people's opinions and reviews. it is so subjective. trip adviser uses their own formula. >> i was just going to say air and space, national gallery, you would think they would make it a little higher. >> a lot of quality museums. let's turn to tom kierein. a little show-and-tell? >> the season for country fairs. bluemont in the foothills. it's been going on since 1969. >> it has? wow. >> it is a huge fair. it is family friendly. a lot of fun. they have, let's see, for aaron, they have basket weaving. >> you know, i've actually had a crack at it. >> for eun, wine tasting. >> now you're talking. >> a lot of great events.

saturday from 10:00 to 5:00, beautiful weather for that. mid-70s. sunday, should be in the upper 70s. might get a shower towards the end of the event there at bluemont by 5:00 in the afternoon. overall, great weather for all the activities over the weekend. keep up the weather 24/7 with our storm team 4 weather app on your mobile phone. get it free. google play and the i phones store. our new feature of our sky showing great detail. cloud cover over the next 24 hours. we'll have clouds coming and going. by noon time, should be quite a bit of sunshine for your lunchtime. just a few clouds popping up by late afternoon and into early evening. a few clouds coming on through. very realistic. this is all computer generated. storm team 4 into the mid-70s. a beautiful day. low humidity. lots of sunshine.

friday night lights between 6:00 and 8:00, low 70s. between 8:00 and 10:00, upper 60s. partly cloudy. saturday, up near 80 degrees. this is for the metro area. and also on sunday, a feeling of surgical in the air. it's going to be in the mid-60s sunday afternoon. storm team 4 four-day forecast. monday afternoon we dry out. highs reaching upper 70s with lots of sun. next week the dry pattern continues tuesday, wednesday, thursday. morning lows 50. checking on roads this friday morning, alexis davies in for melissa. what's happening now? >> good morning, tom. no major incidents as you travel on the beltway. traveling 95 southbound out of laurel, maryland, looking good. as you travel towards the beltway, no major incidents or

delays in that area. route 50 towards the beltway, seeing a little bit of volume as you approach the the beltway. reports of an accident westbound route 50, route 201. reports are that the right lane block. midcounty highway at saybrooke oaks boulevard, the traffic light is malfunctioning. treat it as a four-way stop. 5:54. no stations closed for metro track work this weekend but you could have a long wait. blue and orange lines, the trains will come every 24 minutes. green line, 20 minutes. on the red line, up to 15 minutes. >> you might see a pop-up park in a parking space today. 18 spots are being converted to get you to talk about sustainability. you can see the mini charges around union station, u street and a lot of other place. you can use them to park after 3:00 this afternoon.

the way you are getting to and from the airport is changing. what used to be a taxi sharing service is now changing over to uber. that is causing them to look at their regulations. taxis are required to wait in a cue until their number is called for pickup. uber drivers do not have that regulation. some say it is an unfair advantage. >> the commercial insurance we have to have, they don't pay that. so there's a lot of money they don't have to cover that we have to cover. >> uber says it welcomes the discussion and sent this statement,"we know that uber can help administrators tackle long taxi queues and we welcome the opportunity to work together." we're learning a data breach at home depot earlier this month is worse than the one that hit target. the cyber attack went on for months and affected 66 million credit cards. only 40 million were affected at

target. the malware used in the breach has been eliminated. so far there's no evidence that pin numbers were compromised or shoppers online were affected. >> joe biden will hold a roundtable on domestic violence today. he was instrumental in getting original legislation passed in 1994 >> in the wake of the nfl's domestic violence scandals, there are now ads against commissioner roger goodell. look at this banner that flew over the atlanta falcons game last night. it says goodell must go. you will notice goodell is spelled wrong. there should be two ls. a news nbc news maris poll found

57% of football fans disapprove of how the nfl has handled domestic violence. however, 86% of fans say they watch the same amount of football as they always have. 32% believe goodell should resign. it surveyed an equal number of men and women. you can exchange your ray rice jerseys for a new jersey today. head to m&t bank stadium. they are making the trade between 8:00 this morning and 3:00 this afternoon. the rave else are putting on the exchange at the team store. make sure you have an official licensed jersey to exchange. only one per person. they are holding the same exchange at the same time tomorrow as . . well, this morning police are coordinating a new search for a missing uva student from fairfax county. the massive effort they hope to launch on saturday. . clear skies to start things off on this friday morning. and temperatures through the weekend will begin to climb. your storm team 4 forecast and a look at first 4 traffic when news 4 continues. time 5:57.

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storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to help you face your friday. tom, i think we're going to do it in a good way. >> we are. another cool morning. a live view of northwest washington. a little bit of light fog hanging in the air. you can see it hanging in the distance in bethesda. patchy fog in the morning and rural a areas. during the afternoon, mild and comfy weather. are you or for summer-like temperatures over the weekend? it looks like it will be moving in for your morning drive. the morning commute. we'll have a little bit of that patchy fog until 8:00, 9:00. watch out for that. temperatures in the 50s. partly cloudy through the the rest of the morning. you'll need your sunglasses as the subpoena will break out quite rightly. by mid to late morning. by then we'll be in the mid-60s. for the rest of the day, a beautiful afternoon. up near 70 by noon time. lots of sunshine. temperatures reaching mid-70s b