now. we'll share it from the live desk. plus, as you step outside this morning, you might want to grab a jacket. a lot of you are waking up to temperatures in the 40s right now. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to help you get out the door this morning. tom? yes, indeed. as you are preparing your family for this tuesday morning, rummaging through your closet, here is what to wear for your children this morning especially. the choices you have, i would suggest a jacket and long pants this tuesday morning. because we are down just into the 40s for much of the metro area. that includes prince george's county, much of montgomery county and fairfax county as well as loudoun, prince william and much of southern maryland. right near 50 degrees, low to mid-50s for the bay. we have the first frost advisory of the season. showing up out of the mountains, the counties in blue. protect the outdoor plant there is because it is down into the mid-30s there now. and hour by hour throughout the day today, we'll have

temperatures climbing to 50 by 8:00. mid-60s by noontime. by the mid-afternoon, we'll be into the low 70s. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11, we welcome back the nats. i'll have the game-time forecast for you coming up. right now we are seeing volume build this time of the day hopping on 270. headed into town southbound coming out of frederick county, we are a little slow. only until you hit clarksburg. then things kind of open up a little bit. and you're fine after clarksburg. a wider look, inner loop and outer loop, no major problems. at this point of the morning, we'll keep our fingers crossed. prince george's county, we are moving right along. no issues there. 95 right now, a little bit closer to dale city, warning that later this morning 95 northbound at dale city, 9:30 to 3:30, two lanes are blocked

southbou southbound. l see you at 6:11 with some travel times. 6:02 and breaking news. new video into news4 showing the damage from u.s. air strikes in syria targeting isis and other terrorists. this is video posted from the first people arriving on the scene of one of the attacks. here you can see a building completely reduced to rubble. it looks like emergency crews and ordinary folks are rushing in to the scene to check out the damage done by the joint air strikes conducted by the u.s. and five arab nations. news4's angie goff is at the live desk with breaking developments overnight. >> reporter: hi, aaron. first we want to show you the new video that reportedly shows what the air strikes did. take a look again, this one just came into the news desk. it shows all the destruction on the ground in the area. you can see people digging out of the rubble.

observe i observin reuters reporting the death toll is at 50. they say isis members are among those dead. now, looking at the aftermath of the 14 air strikes carried out overnight, this is what we are seeing. but switch over to this video of another strike reportedly showing what was done over the city of raqqah. this target is the headquarter for isis. also important to note, nbc news cannot verify this video's authenticity. this is circulating widely on social media. and as we look at the u.s. fighter jets taking off, the pentagon released a statement just now saying they have destroyed and damaged multiple targets. the numbers are rolling in. 47 tomahawk land missiles were used. they hit everything we are told from a weapons depot to stormg units and important building. we are also learning that countries are stepping in on this fight to help the u.s. with

these strikes. they include the united emirates, saudi arabia, qatar, jordan and bahrain. so far no report from the islamic state. >> angie goff, thank you. 6:04, the air strikes come as the u.s. and world leaders are set to begin the united nations general assembly today. nbc news' chief foreign correspondent richard engel says the timing is clever. the u.s. can look strong in front of the u.n. with air strikes already underway. president obama is expected to rally more nations to join the campaign against isis militants. you can stay updated with the latest developments in syria by getting breaking news alerts on your smartphone by downloading nbcwashington. we expect new details about the evidence found in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham. the charlottesville police expect lab results from the search in the car they believe hannah was riding in.

jesse matthew is the person of interest here and was the last known person to see happen in saturday morning. she was leaving a restaurant in charlottesville, but they no longer know where he is. >> we want to speak to him because, again, he was the last person we could show -- we know was with hannah graham. so he has got that information that we need and it is very frustrating. >> at this point there is this wanted poster for matthew. he is not a suspect in hannah's disappearance but he is wanting on reckless driving charges after speeding away from police over the weekend. today investigators will sear soccer compl in germantown for two missing children and police want businesses to look for two vehicles that may be on surveillance. they think jacob and sarah huggle may have been riding inside the vehicles around the time they went missing. the children's mother katherine huggle is not cooperating with police and is due in court for a hearing next week pending a

psychiatric evaluation. and in prince george's county, a youth pass store in trouble for sending sexually explicit photos to an underaged church member. 22-year-old vincent bowes used a messaging app used kicks to send pictures of himself to a 15-year-old girl. he's weighing to be extradited back to virginia. groups in three counties are banding together to stop cell phone towers from going up in maryland schools. the coalition includes activists from prince george's, montgomery and ann arundel counties. organizers will hold a news conference tonight on the steps of the prince george's county board of education. parents are being kept in the dark about the pending cell phone tower pronlgs. in prince george's county, there are 73 already on school property with 9 in the developing stage. a student is killed by a bear while hiking. what he and his friends were doing on the new jersey trail right before it happened.

and as you step outside, get ready for the cool air to great you this morning. we'll show you how warm lit get in the hour-by-hour forecast. that's at 6:11. plus, a new addition for your morning coffee. why more and more people are saying good-bye to creamer and sugar.

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in news4 your health at 6:10, fears of losing your job could inreese your risk for developing asthma for the first time. german researchers found if you think you're very likely to lose your job, you're 60% more likely to develop asthma than those who feel they have the most job security. researchers say this could be the reason why there were more reports of problems breathing in the recent economic crisis. you wake up, lather that butter on your toast and then put butter in your coffee? apparently that's a new trend

that started with a blogger in the bay area who says the fat in the butter slows down your caffeine crash later in the day. however, he says you need that high-end premium butter to make it work properly. i put this on my facebook page asking, what do you put in your coffee? no one said butter, half & half, creamer, you are an international delight. >> i like the french vanilla creamer. that's the one i like the taste the best. these guys are saying grassfed butter or butter that comes from grassfed -- butter that comes from grassfed -- you know what i mean. upgraded coffee beans tastes the best with this butter in it. >> i will try it. i like to try things. ly try it and tell you what i think. let's go to tom kierein's forecast. >> our director kurt nielson uses a whole stick to stir the coffee. >> there you go. >> this morning a chilly start

there at capitol hill. a live view from the tower camera. staying in the 40s this morning. we are heading to the lower 70s this afternoon. we welcome back the nats with open arms tonight. the first time back home since they got into the playoffs. the first pitch at 7:05 near 70 degrees. rather cool back down to the 60s for the rest of the game. we'll look at the next chance for rain coming up in weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. how is the commute now? not so bad. the inner loop and outer loop looking fine. the slowest spot is d.c. 295 right passing 50 and headed into town. a couple of travel times for you, in maryland, 95 northbound from the beltway to skagsville road, nine minutes. 95 from quantico to the beltway, 32 minutes. 270 southbound from 118 germantown road to the beltway, 16 minutes. the outer loop from 95 to 270, 11 minutes. i'm back in ten minutes.

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welcome back. so far it's pretty cool out there, but we could use some rain. tom kierein is going to let us know when we'll see some showers in the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. right now we are staying on top of breaking news from syria. the u.s. and allies carried out 14 air strikes targeting isis militants there. this video posted online showing damage from one of the attacks. at least 50 people died in the

air strikes according to a syrian human rights group. we are also following breaking news in israel. >> a source tells nbc news israel shot down a syrian fighter jet in its air space. this is the first time israel intercepted and aircraft from syria since 1989. israel warned that anything crossing its borders will be shot down. police are narrowing their search for a man wanted for killing a pennsylvania state trooper. another trooper was seriously hurt in that ambush nearly two weeks ago. investigators say they are closing in on eric frein. he's been on the run now for ten days. police say he's hiding in a wooded area where he grew up. his parents still live in the neighborhood in the pocano mountains. some people living in that area have not been able to go home since police shut down the road. new this morning, police are looking into reports of shots fired inside fort carson in colorado. our nbc affiliate in denver reports that people are allowed to enter the base but cannot leave. investigators say there is not an active shooter situation

right now with no reports of any injuries. a hiking trip turned deadly when a rutgers student is killed by a black bear. this is the first attack in new jersey of a black bear on an adult. when the group encountered the bear, they panicked and ran. his friends got away but he was mauled. the park officials say the animals are docile but the group's reaction may have prompted the bear to attack. >> it is very strange and unusual. but it goes to show you with wild animals you never know what might happen. >> now when searchers found his body, the bear would not leave so they had to kill the bear. biologists will study the bear to determine if it was sick with rabies or another disorder. the news4 i-team uncovered a disturbing new trend. since september of 2011 more than 100 people have been hit or killed by trains while walking on the tracks. those incidents include three locations in prince george's

county which i-team cameras monitored over recent weeks. they spotted a series of people illegally crossing the track including along route 1 along the csx tracks in riverdale. the father of a young woman hit and killed in the riverdale location says a short-cut is too tempting for some people. >> the train tracks are the fastest way to get from point a to point b on foot. by far. it's much shorter. >> csx says it helps to fund awareness campaigns to warn people of the dangers of trespassingment and it says a csx police force has turned away more than 100 trespassers in the d.c. area recently. 19 after the hour now. today a former deputy from fairfax county's sheriff's office will be in court. robert palmer jr. retired after being accused of stealing from the target in leesburg this summer. his trial will start at 10:00 this morning. today you can tell folks about the changing area in

bethesda. the company that owns property near westbard avenue is considering putting a mixed center there. if you wanting to the meeting tonight, it's at walt whit man high school at 7:00. if you have health insurance turned affordable care act, you could pay extra for it. as part of the program, you could get a tax credit insurance policy, but if your information changes the i.r.s. will charge you for it. getting married or having children can also change how you qualify. to prevent surprises this tax season, update all your information on healthcare.gov. right now it's wet in the west part of texas. take a look here. the last of hurricane odile dumping 14 inches of rain on the state. at least one person drowned. a lot of other people had to be rescued including this woman trapped against a wall while the water surged by her. and we are tracking about some showers here. and we need them, it's been

pretty dry. >> nothing that significant, but we'll get you up-to-date on that and the chill in the air. tom? just analyzing the latest median range model coming in, it does show a likelihood of needed showers moving in to our region. coming up from the south late tomorrow into thursday. right now this morning live view from the tomorrow steam 4 tower camera. we have a navy blue and salmon sunrise underway. the sun doesn't come up until 7:00 this morning. if you are driving, you need the heater on. we are only in the 40s. then you need the sunglasses after that with the bright sun climbing higher the the sky. the mid-50s between 8:00 and 10:00 this morning. then by mid-afternoon, we'll hit the lower 70s. a partly cloudy coming up. overnight tonight, not as chilly in the mid-50s by dawn. by wednesday the increasing clouds before the rain arrives. a bit breezy with highs in the low to mid-70s. the first rain drops are arriving near sunset around 7:00 p.m. on wednesday and off and on

light showers wednesday night, perhaps light to moderate showers during the day on thursday. highs only in the 60s to near 70, but that should be ending thursday afternoon. then the roller coaster of temperatures rebounding back to the upper 70s on friday. then feeling summer-like again this coming weekend. similar to last weekend, highs in the low 80s on saturday. may hit the mid-80s on sunday. near 80 on monday. a look at the bus stop forecast coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. now melissa is looking at volume building, right? just the typical volume building with a live picture right now. chopper 4 over 270 at the beltway, all the folks headed down to the outer loop there as i zoom in. there's the montgomery county bus lot here with the buses getting ready to get kids off to school this morning. a live look at things with other slow spots top of the beltway past new hampshire avenue. d.c. 295 a little slow again as you pass 60. then 66 inbound just inside the beltway.

66 at sudley road is looking good. hopping on 295 in virginia northbound out of the triangle area, you want to be pretty open until you hit dale city slowing down all the way through lorton and opens up again near braddock road. 95 at cherry hill road is looking good. i'm back in ten minutes at 6:31. right now it's 6:23. today we learn more about a deadly bus crash in delaware. we told you two women died in the crash in new castle south of wilmington. investigators now say that drugs and alcohol were not factors in this crash. the driver is not charged with anything. right now three people are still in critical condition from that crash. a new warning today says the u.s. is at a high risk for serious train crashes. take a look here, you might remember this crash when the train jumped the tracks in lynchburg, virginia. nobody was hurt there but the u.s. department of transportation is behind on safety standards as the country makes more oil and gas and transports a lot of it by train.

they do not want anything like this crash happening again. one delta flight is back to normal today. take a look at this scene of it stranded on the runway in detroit last night. someone smelled smoke on board. 54 people had to get off right there on the runway. according to the fire department, something overheated on the plane. a pistol-packing pastor helped nab a habitual thief. >> a what? >> a pistol-packing pastor. >> she's good. this pastor got so sick of the same woman stealing that he took the matters into his own hand. he set empty boxes as bait outside his home in texas and sure enough the alleged thief came snooping. just as she went for the boxes, holmes ran out of his house with a gun in hand. >> when i came out of my house and she turned the corner here, she met me and my gun. and i put her on the ground and began to tell her what she was doing. she said she wasn't, she was

looking for her dog. i said, well guess what, you just found your dog. bow, wow, wow. >> the police were never able to catch her in person until the pastor holmes stepped in there. the police department recovered several stolen items from inside her home. >> she messed with the wrong pastor. today we could see a big change to d.c.'s gun law. the controversial new rules up for a vote and why they are not what the city initially wanted. plus, an early warning about a man who jumped the white house fence and got inside. the item found on him two months ago that made police warn the secret service about him. and so far this morning, pretty chilly out there. tom kierein have are your bus stop forecast in your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31.

we are staying on top of breaking news this morning as the u.s. and five arab nations attack syria overnight. >> we have been gathering new information at the live desk for you all morning. angie goff has now video to

share now. >> reporter: yes, take a look at what we just got within this half hour from the u.s. navy. right there, you are looking at a tomahawk land missile launched against isil. it is one of 47 sent their way, we are told. now on twitter, the pentagon press secretary says a mix of fighters, bombers and tomahawk missiles we just showed you were used in this operation. next, take a look at idlib, syria. this is one of the places that u.s. and its partners dropped bombs on overnight. at least 50 people reportedly killed. nbc news cannot verify authenticity of this video posted on youtube to show bombs over raqqah, an isis stronghold where the group is headquartered. so far no response from isis itself. >> angie goff from the live desk. thank you. right now we are seeing the coolest temperatures we have seen in months.

and for many of you, it's a difference you will notice as soon as you walk outside. of course we sent our storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein outside to figure out what we should wear this morning. tom, we need a jacket at the very least, right? >> yeah, i'm okay in this suit coat, but it is quite chilly. just checking my storm team 4 weather app with the latest showing a bit of a breeze out of the north and west here. when you're outside, you can keep up with the weather 24/7. down load the stormteam4 weather app and check out the latest radars. you may want to use that tomorrow with the rain moving in. this morning, look at the temperatures in montgomery, prince george's, fairfax counties. we are just in the low to mid-40s. chilliest morning of the season so far. at the bus stop this morning, the chill remains between now and 8:00. we'll have plenty of sunshine. then jumping into the 50s between 8:00 and 9:00 this morning. the birds are beginning to wake up here and the crickets are slowing down. what to wear this morning?

definitely a jacket and long pants as we are getting started with a chill in the air early this morning. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. we'll look at the hour-by-hour changes on the way over the next 24 hours. now melissa is checking on the tuesday commute. any problems yet? no real problems but a lot of volume. 270 southbound at old hundred road, it gets curvy here but we are seeing slowdowns. typical but just a warning as you head out from that area any time soon. you look normal this time of the day. the outer loop and top of the beltway slow near colesville road and hampshire avenue. hopping on at prince william parkway heading through centreville, we are pretty slow the entire way in and only opening up there in oakton. 95 in virginia if you're headed northbound, you're slow southbound is looking good.

the prin george's county side of the roadway is looking good at 40 miles per hour. follow us on twitte twitter @first4traffic. a heads-up right now if you go to school in d.c. eastern high school in northeast d.c. is closed today. an underground transformer exploded last night. fire and power crews have been working through the night to restore power. the school will be closed this morning due to the transformer explosion last night. and a man managed to get through the front door of the white house last week. meanwhile, we are learning more about that man, omar gonzalez. there are a lot of questions about why he wasn't stopped sooner. gonzalez was first arrested in july in virginia for reckless driving. he had weapons and a map of d.c. with the white house circled in his car. then he was seen last month in the white house. finally, he was arrested after

making it to the front door. his ex-wife spoke to us saying he had no intent to hurt anyone. >> i want him to get treatment. he doesn't need to be punished. he didn't go to the white house to hurt obama. >> a review of the security breach is underway including why attack dogs were not deployed. the president says he still has complete confidence in the ability of the she secret service to protect him. we expect a decision from the d.c. council today on the rules about carrying a gun in the district. richard jordan is live outside the wilson building in northwest d.c. to tell us more about this. good morning. >> reporter: hi, aaron. good morning. today the council could clear way for legal d.c. owners to carry their guns around with them anywhere they go in the district. the council will be debating the issue today after a judge said that d.c.'s gun laws have to change by the end of october. so this could happen in just a matter of weeks now. we are expecting the council will give the police department

the authority to issue conceal and carry permits to legal gun owners. there's going to be requirements. anyone who applies for this permit will have to go through an 18-hour training course, a background check and a mental health check. there are restrictions as to where owners can take their guns. they cannot take them near a school, they also can't take them into a bar or any other establishment to serve alcohol. or on public transportation. that's because it's somewhat controversial with gun owners believing they should be able to move around the district with their gun on metro and buses. the council will be discussing this today and it will likely be a short-term solution for about three months so that the council complies with the judge's ruling. then they will come back to debate this issue further to determine a long-term solution. roaring live this morning in northwest washington, richard jordan, news4. president will be in new york city today to talk about climate change in front of the u.n.

more than 100 world leaders there plan to talk about the issue and ways to address it. they say they plan to develop a global climate agreement by next year. the president's remarks come on the heel of one of the biggest marchs about the issue ever. >> around the world protesters demanded action on climate change. listen to this. >> clean energy now! >> you're listening to the rally that happened in new york city. you can also attend the rally today at the wilson build iing, the d.c. government office building on pennsylvania avenue. the rally is happening at 9:00. we just checked, 74 people say they are going on the event facebook page. hundreds more were invited. baseball is coming our way and hockey will be played under the lights. they will unveil the 2015 new

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today you can try out the express lanes on the beltway in virginia. you had to sign up last week to try out this week's promotion. around lunchtime today, you can take the lanes for free any time provided you have three people in the car. and you need an e-z pass flex if you do it. not enough people around the district are following the rules. and d.c. is changing how to issue tickets to cut down on mistakes. the department of public works is planning a software upgrade

to require officers to enter the tag number twice before giving a ticket. this is expected to cut down on the number of incorrectly issued parking tickets. this comes amid complaints too many tickets are written for the wrong vehicle. the upgrade should be complete in the next few months. all right. we are about 20 minutes before the top of the hour. i want to start you with a live look outside on this chilly morning. for many of us, a live look at the capitol dome there under relatively clear skies. >> beautiful look, as always, but we need a jacket. tom kierein is here with your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41. how chilly is it going to be, tom? in the low to mid-40s and you need a couple layers this tuesday morning. it feels like autumn this first full day of autumn. by 8:00, it will be chilly near 50 with lots of sunshine. a few high clouds coming in. by noontime, the mid-60s. hitting lower 70s by the middle afternoon. inundshe bay. 70 for a high, shenandoah

valley, highs in the mid to upper 60s. by the time we hit this time 24 hours from now, we'll be in the upper 40s farther north and west. coming up, summer is not done with us yet. a look at how hot it will get saturday and sunday coming up at 6:51. now, melissa, how is the commute? 66 is very slow. chopper 4 is over 66 right now with the headlights inbound into up to. dale city, 95 northbound, virginia, obviously, here very slow as you head north. 13 miles per hour through that stretch. then it will open back up. a couple travel times for you. quantico to 495, you are at 40 minutes. the 495 capital beltway is looking to travel at 15 minutes. 270 southbound to route 118 to the capital beltway, you're at

21 minutes. the outer loop is running five minutes behind. air strikes in syria targeting isis overnight. we're live to share what we have learned in the last 30 minutes and to show you what this means for the president's trip to the united nations today. and a new rumor about apple that the company says is way off base. it is 6:42, st

15 before the hour. we are following breaking news,

u.s. air strikes against isis is one of the major stories we are following to get you up the minute you're up. >> we start with tracie potts looking at the impacts the strikes could have on president obama's trip to the united nations. good morning. >> reporter: gmorning. he was supposed to talk about climate change today but now he has to address the overnight air strikes. the question for president obama today, who was involved. we know there were five gulf nations but more specifically what did they do? did they send in their up fighter jets or just provide tactical assistance for the united states? what's the reaction of the syrian government? we hear a lot about that this morning. we know there's not a very strong relationship between the assad regime and the united states. frankly, the united states wants to see assad go. they did get a heads-up about this, but only a few hours. and then also, is this going to continue? are we going to see more of

this? what did they hit? what is effective? a lot of questions for the administration and the president today as he heads-up to the united nations to try to convince even more countries to get involved or at least to back this u.s.-led effort and campaign of air strikes, which is now expanding to syria. >> live on capitol hill for us, tracie potts, thank you. angie goff at the live desk. as tracey mentioned, a lot of unanswered questions but still we are getting new videoin from overnight from the u.s. navy to show the attack against isis in syria. you're looking at a tomahawk land missile launched against isil. they hit key areas occupied by the islamic state. this is one area where people can be seen going through rubble and destruction.

at least 50 people we are told were reportedly killed including five nations including libya and jordan helped. no reaction from him being a fighter, but right now they are blaming saudi arabia for who they say let this happen. over to you. and breaking news alerts on this in the nbcwashington app. 22-year-old vincent bowes used a messaging app called kicks to send explicit photos to a 16-year-old girl. he was arrested in north carolina and is waiting to be extradited to virginia. and now we are learning more about the evidence of the missing student hannah graham

owned by a person of interest in her disappearance. now in charlottesville there are two searches ongoing. good morning to you, craig. >> reporter: good morning to you. the first search for hannah graham, the 18-year-old uva second student, jesse matthew is not named a suspect in this case but still a person of interest. we are at a little restaurant where police believe she was last seen with matthew. he's a 32-year-old technician. police issued two warrants for his arrest and reckless driving. we also saw 12 digital

billboards go up as well. someone donated billboards for happen in graham. police at this point are hoping that someone sees her and calls that tip line. i can tell you two things happening today, first, police hope that some evidence comes back to the crime lab as well as a drug from the search that was connected. yesterday we saw police searching his apartment for the second time since friday. they may be able to get some of that evidence back by today, but at this point hannah graham has been missing 11 days now. >> craig melvin there for us, thank you. see you for a full report right after "news4 today." new questions this morning about cell phone towers popping up at loudoun area schools. today kids and parents are

coming together to hold a news conference on the steps of the prince county george of education. organizers say parents are kept in the dark about pending cell phone tower construction. in prince george's county alone, there are 73 proposed towers on school grounds. apple does not plan to shut down the beats music service. a new report claims apple would discontinue the service to give you suggestions on what you might like. >> and nats park is ready for the playoffs. nothing but october banners up on 300 lamp posts all around the stadium. tom kierein is excited, aaron is excited, but it is going to be difficult to get inside. tickets sold out in 17 minutes, just like that, gone. there are standing room only opportunities but you have to get those tickets. stubhub is where you'll have to pay up for the tickets. apparently $80 for standing room

only on stubhub. >> if you're lucky. >> remember, 11,000 seats. >> you're lucky on that one. do you think i would close to your heart? for the forecast tonight at nats park, it should be a great evening for baseball near 70 degrees. partly cloudy through the game, mid-60s by the seventh inning stretch. back down to the lower 60s with a few clouds coming through during the game. walking the dog this morning, it will be chilly and staying until 8:00 in the 40s. jumping in the 50s between 8:00 and 10:00. temperatures in the nearby suburbs are in the 40s for prince george's county and

montgomery and fairfax. and the rest of northern virginia down the a chilly 42 degrees in war renton. and i love this photo taken expressw expressway. i love to see your photographs. later today we are in the lower 70s during the afternoon. a beautiful afternoon coming up that have chilly morning. then tomorrow morning n the mid-50s with increasing clouds. the next chance for rain is -- maybe the first rain drops around supset. showers wednesday evening into midday thursday. we'll probably dry out thursdays afternoon with highs in the upper 60s. then here we go. the roller coaster ride continues as we remain warm for the first part of next week.

the volume is building on the roads, melissa, what's going on? for everybody heading out, head out a couple minutes earlier because it's building earlier than we typically see. the top of the beltway, colesville road is slow approaching colesville on the outer loop. if you're talking about 270, hopping on in frederick, we are slow near old hundred road. and it does not let up earlier at all. this will extend through vokville. 66 on the beltway, chopper 4 is over that scene. her headlights are headed inbound for volume there. taking a look at 95, you are clear up to triangle smooth from dale city. then woodbridge and across 395 and braddock road you are looking good as well. also, we have slowness near branch avenue north through brandywipe. this is what we typically don't see for this time of the morning. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic.

coming up, the search for two missing cherp in montgomery county that picks up today. police plan to sweep a soccer complex in germantown. they are looking for jacob and sarah huggle. and they just released two photos of the car police may have been in their driveway. they are checking surveillance videos. no one is losing his or her j job. the latest report claims that the team knew about the rice video, tried to cover it up and push for a more lenient punishment. espn says it stands by its reporting. 6:54 and a group of native

americans want the lawsuit filed against them dismissed. the suit is over the redskins trademark which the team lost its rights to earlier this year. the native american said snyder would have to use the u.s. patent trademark office which canceled the trademark. they are suing the people who are in charm of the case. heading to arlington, remarks will be delivered at the greater washington board of train meeting today. and a meeting today where the county board will consider awarding a $26 million contract for preliminary engineering and design work. the omaha-based company will run on columbia pike with another line in crystal city.

four things to know heading out the door at 6:56. you won't be headed out the door if you go to eastern high school in northwest washington. a transformer explosion knocked out power in the area last night. again, no school if you go to eastern high school in northeast d.c. you can join the rally about climate change today outside the wilson building at 9:00. the issue is making headlines and the president is scheduled to speak about it at the united nations later today. investigators are respected to release evidence of linking missing uva student hannah graham to jesse. and the u.s. carried out air strikes overnight in syria. at least 50 people died. stay with news4 and nbcwashington.com for breaking developments. you will need a jacket or layers this morning as we are in the 40s. later today, low 70s with

increasing clouds. we'll need more rain tonight into tomorrow. feeling like summer over the weekend, melissa? >> we are about 15 minutes behind on most major roads. 95 heading north out of triangle is slow. thank you for joining us this morning. >> the "today" show is next with chef paula deen speaking out. she'll talk to matt lauer about the controversy to stun her empire and her newest business venture. we are back in 25 minutes, have a great day.

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