will make today. plus, a report found d.c. issues traffic tickets to people who do not deserve them and makes a lot of money doing it. the discussion today getting to the heart of the issue. check out this huge rain system that is moving our way. it will bring hours of rain here. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein are tracking it and how things are shaping up. >> the rain is way south of us now. today, have an umbrella ready. showers moving in late this afternoon and blustery later this afternoon by evening. some of the winds could government over 20 miles per hour. off to a chilly start. upper 40s, near 50 nearby suburbs. well, the morning commute driving this morning, you'll have to turn the heater on. we'll be in the 50s between now and 8:00, 9:00. and during the afternoon, you'll be encountering wet roads on your way back home likely. temperatures by then will be into t. so kind of a big change coming

in throughout the dayed today. weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. this morning with a wednesday commute, here's melissa. . good morning. nice to see you this morning on this wednesday morning. again, a warning from tom about the evening commute. rain could really slow us down. wider look at things. no major problems inner loop or outer loop. old hundred through clarksburg loosens up. no major problems right now. we have had a little bit of a slow downout of stafford county. running 45 miles per hour at this point this morning. on the blue line, single tracking between franconia and van dorn. yellow and green lines have

cleared up. at the live disk, another round of air strikes in syria. it is where isis fighters are believed to be. another area supposedly hit, the city of kobani, which is close to turkey. it's a site the islamic state has been trying to take over since last week. no word from u.s. officials or any of its arab partners. it could be a straeplic move for coalition forces. they say they were not syrian air strikes, suggesting they were the work of the coalition. forces that launched 200 air strikes in the country on tuesday. . angie, thank you. later this morning, president obama is expected to rally the worrell against this threat of isis. the president will speak at the united nations general assembly in new york city. this afternoon at 3:00, he will

chair a security council meeting on international security and terrorism. he will meet with the iraqi prime minister and other worrell leaders. police have officially charged a man in the disappearance of hannah gram. jesse matthew is wanted on felony abduction charges. this is a major shift pause matthew's status at a fugitive will allow the fbi to use extensive resources to track him down. that could lead to a quicker arrest. he was originally a person of interest in the light of new evidence he took hannah with the intent to sexually assault her. investigators did not specify which evidence led to the new charges. but clothing items were removed during a search of his apartment on monday. and that was september to the lab for analysis. >> we reached that point where the commonwealth felt we had

sufficient probable cause to seek an arrest warrant for jesse leroy matthew jr. of charlottesville charging him with a class 2 felony of abduction with the intent to defile. >> those tests could be released in the next couple of days. matthew has staoeus to the d.c. area. if you see him, call police. . the schools will be open today. an underground transformer exploded monday night, knocking out power in the area. school was closed yesterday as a result. everything is back to normal. eastern high school is open today for school. today d.c. leaders will take a closer look at the accuracy of speed cameras in the district. that hot-button issue has been under increased scrutiny as it is geared towards money making. now a look at what the d.c.

council will try to accomplish the. richard? >> reporter: hi, aaron. d.c. police relying more on technology. that's why they have all of these cameras up armed the district. the speed cameras, red light cameras. these are bringing in a lot of money. about $89 million a year. the inspector general putting out that report. that's just ha. on parking tickets and those given by actual police officers, they are bringing in another 89 million dollars. but there is controversy when it comes to the cameras, especially with this new report that said it's not always the right person. not the person that broke the law that is paying for the tickets. so here's the scenario that is being presented. a speed camera takes a picture on a two-lane road. two cars going by. it's haar to determine which one is speeding, which driver is

going the speed limit. according to the inspector general, it's really tough for the driver if they want to dispute that ticket. so they are having to pay up anyway. again, the inner general saying the district is just concerned about making that money and not finding out which driver is at fault. the police department said this is flawed. reporting live this morning in northwest washington, richard jordan, news 4 >> thank you, we are following a developing story in missouri. a protest that flared up in ferguson. plus, the behavior that can lee people to think they deserve a drink, especially on the weekends. and you can see rain on your way home from work the. tom kierein will show us when it arrives hour by hour. and weather and traffic on the anwithout the internet i would probably be like a c student.

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welcome back. there is telling enough research about teen's drinking habits. time from their first drink to drunken experience may determine their risk of alcohol abuse in the future. a quick progression into getting drunk is a major sign they may become a heavy drinker. experts recommend delaying children's use of alcohol for as long as possible. apparently a good workout and good drink go hand in hand. we drink alcohol on days we work out more. people work out on the weekends and people drink harder as well. researchers say that people have been rewarding themselves for hitting the gym hard.

you have been working so haar your willpower goes away. give me all you've got! >> i can see that with different types of foods. >> or the pain. >> drink to ease the pain away. 11 minutes after 6:00. weather and traffic on the 1s. tom, how about that forecast? >> speaking of wet, we will likely get wet by later this afternoon. rain will be approaching. just coming into southern virginia advancing north of us at 20 miles per hour. couple hundred miles away. you're getting heavy downpours around the outer bank. it is tracking north. here's the timing. around 3:00, it will begin to move into southern suburbs. between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m., showers moving through between 10:00 and dawn tomorrow. that's when we will get the heaviest rains. might have flooding issues tomorrow morning. weather and traffic at 6:21.

how are things going, melissa? >> normal volume. 270 at the spur here, all the folks med southbound. typical volume. nothing out of the ordinary. d.c., 295, past 50. a little bit slow. taking a look at travel times. 270 southbound, germantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop, 95 to 270, 11 minutes. quantico to 495, 29 minutes. not too bad all around for this time of morning. i'm back in 10 minutes. using the emergency slides to get off the plane. that scare inside that force the evacuation. >> plus, very expensive phone that's now bending. the decision new iphone users have in common that left their phones looking like this. it is now 6:13. stay with us. stay with us. we

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welcome back at 6:15. we are tracking a big system of rain sweeping towards us. tom kierein will look at how much rain you can expect and how things will look when it is gone. we are staying on top of a developing story in missouri. three people arrested following a protest in ferguson. they responded to a break-in at a beauty store last night. they report hearing gunshots in the area. police found 200 people gathered there following a city council meeting. a nearby convenience store boared up as a precaution. . a makeshift memorial for an unarmed teenager shot and killed by police burned to the ground. the candles were part of a display for michael brown. they are not sure how the fire started. following another developing story as a second night of air strikes in syria is under way. there are concerns of retaliation against the u.s. and

its partners. new york top police officers says this is one of the most dangerous periods since the 9/11 attack. they said the threat of the u.s., and specifically new york city, will increase in the weeks and months ahead. new york officers are monitoring terrorist groups on social media. the wife of a british man being held hostage by isis should follow her own rule of law. his wife says a court found him innocent of being a spy. she's asked the militants to follow the ruling of their own justice system. in a statement she said he was working with muslims to help the most vulnerable within syria. nothing has changed. he went to syria can to help muslim friends deliver much needed aid. she went on to say, please release alan. we will get a live report from richard engel, talking about the

newest air strikes in syria. charles severance is due in court tomorrow for the beginning of his multiple mur trial. after all the judges recused themselves, a judge has been appointed. jane roush will oversee th case. ladado was the daughter of a judge, which is why the judges recused themselves. a montgomery county police officer is looki and fraud charges. gilbert payne retired on a disability pension in 20. prosecutors say he l oath about having a fu job as a police office university. he fraudulently collect $30,000 by claiming to be unemployed.

roger goodell is calling on former players to help revamp the league's conduct polic goodell says there will be additional meetings that will include a wide range of peop from both inside and o league. the meetings come in the wake of the ray rice skopb dahl. scandal. goodell apologize for not do more and pledged to make amends. rg3 is on the mend. he meets with doctors ne to talk rehab. they will play the skins tomorrow. his job is apparently not guaranteed. coach gruden said crazy things have happened in the nfl. when asked if cousins could take over he said, i'm not going to discount anybody for anything. >> i want to focus on the games and winning and getting back on

track. >> that has got to be the main thing. all right. 20 minutes after 6:00 on this wednesday morning. 59 degrees outside our studio. another cool start. >> yeah. i think we are expecting rain to hit our area. let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with a look at your forecast. . on monday i said we will get much needed rain wednesday night into thursday. it still looks like that will be happening. a greater chance of that happening now. we have a flood watch in effect including fairfax, montgomery, prince georges, alexandria, falls church, the district, howard, anne arundel, baltimore to perhaps cause ponding of rain tomorrow. we could get up to an inch to two inches right near the chesapeake pay and eastern shore by the time it tapers early tomorrow morning. leading edge coming into southern virginia. heaviest downpours around the bank.

all of this tracking to the north. it should be into the metro area. jewel just need a jacket and long pants. because it is rather cool. probably won't need an umbrella headed back home from school. 60 at reagan national. 50s between now and 8:00. by noon time, near 70. by afternoon, it is late afternoon between 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. by then, back down to low 70s. after we hit mid-70s by midafternoon. occasional downpours tonight, tomorrow may cause ponding of water thursday. high near 70. a blustery wind. friday, saturday, sunday. here comes summer again. it will be feeling that way in the afternoon with highs reaching near 80 each day. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31.

i'll show you with your hour-by-hour breakdown and the crucial timing of this rain event. melissa, good morning. how are we doing on the road? >> pretty good really. volume build in stafford county. if you're headed northbound into town, you can see the volume through stafford. it opens back up. but then it gets a little bit crazy through dale city and opens up in woodbridge. 66 looking good through loudoun and fairfax. 270 at clarksburg road moving along. you can see the beltway is looking decent. we still have the slow down bw parkway or 295 just as you pass 50. it is always slow there. landover road looking good. if you see anything on the roads or rails, tweet us on twitter

obviously @first4 traffic. make sure you pull over first. guys? >> thank you, melissa. caught on camera. an odor in the cabin forced southwest passengers to evacuate the plane yesterday. one by one they careful down the evacuation slide on the tarmac at austin airport. a spokesman said there was no fire or smoke in the cabin. a new report says your chiropractor are more likely to do poorly in school if you struggled. however, if you completed more schooling than normal, they were likely to do that as well. that comes can from the national statistics in the u can k. it says chiropractor from single parent families were more likely to fail but that income level had no influence on how well a child does in school. if you own a new iphone, you might want to ham it carefully. a lot of owners saying after it is in their pocket for a little

while it bends. this youtuber put this to the test. he puts pressure on it. it could be because the iphone 6 is may of aluminum. particularly the 6 plus has been an issue here. i read something that said our pants are getting too tight. people are putting on skinny jeans. >> i'm not sure what apple is doing. it is expensive. >> iphone 5? no problem. >> i have 4s which is even -- okay. . we have results of a new survey. according to the survey from the street, 65% of people say it is okay to use your phone while walking down the street. i hope they're paying attention. 26% say it is okay to check during dinner. it goes up to 48% if you're

sharing something with a fellow diner. how about the movies? 26% say you can use the phone during the previews. >> seriously? at what point is it okay to use during the movie? >> i have seen people use it in the movie, but dinner. >> phone ringing. >> see? >> people are using it at any and old times. older folks say do away with them altogether. >> i wouldn't go that far. >> young people say, rotary, what's that. messages of hate found in a loudoun county neighborhood. >> big questions about the program we could hear the answers to today.

. so far this morning, no rain in sight from our city cam. beautiful sky picture there, though. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will go how this will change hour by hour. your weather a

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we're following a story. 13 air strikes overnight. most of the targets are along the border with iraq. plus, keeping an eye on this rain system that's covering most of the carolinas right now. we will see that soon. good morning to you. what's happening out there? . an area of low pressure armed the outer banks. it is advance issing to the north. slowly at 20 miles per hour. maybe around 4:30, 5:00 this afternoon, getting closer to the metro area as it does track eastern virginia, into the

southern chesapeake by late afternoon. by 8:00, we'll be in the mid-50s. filed for your lunch hour. late in the afternoon, 5:00 p.m. and later that will have that chance of rain moving on in. low 70s. a likelihood of showers coming through tonight going forward the next 24 hours. 60 through the evening. could have ponding of water for the morning commute on thursday. down to 60 degrees. where the rain will likely fall first at 6:41. . brand-new accident massachusetts avenue west bound at dupont circle. just spoke with police. they have lanes blocked. should be getting out of the way

shortly. tail lights headed into town. colesville road. looking pretty did. it's actually moving quite nicely. wider look at things. looking pretty did. you can see the slowdowns by colesville road. and a little slow, 395, as you head across the 14th street bridge. again, pretty typical. dale city, you are slow. no major problems there. learn about the new plan to put body cameras on d.c. police officers. mayor vincent gray and kathy ranier will talk about. the next time you're stopped, questioned or pulled over, everything will be recorded. the department says the cameras will keep everyone safe. there are concerns about the new

effort, which would start next month. aclu does not want your privacy compromised. they are talking to the department in laurel. they turn their cameras off when going into someone's home. someone is spreading messages of hate to a certain religion in loudoun county. no hindus allowed spray painted on a sign in the brambleton community. a mother was walking with her children when she discovered the wr >> what's the point in hating? >> it is a lack of understanding and cultur it's something we have to understand and embrace. >> the sheriff's office is working with the homeowners association to find potential suspects. there is a $500 reward for tips lead to go an arrest. the driver in a deadly bus

crash in delaware is facing charges. two people died when the bus flipped on an exit ramp south of wilmingt wilmin everyone on the bus was hurt but is expect to survive. you can go to a store in alex an tkraoe and say what you think about the longstanding dispute over stadium lights. some say it would create a lot of noise and light pollution. however, it would let them have games without competing with games on the weekend. today we could learn whether plans for a new eisenhower memorial will move forward. the commission was supposed to make a decision last week but didn't have enough members present. the architect presented a new version. but the eisenhower family was

still not happy with the design. teachers in some phd are not happy with how they are being graded in your child's classrooms. it evaluates their performance based on student achievement. they added a new curriculum last year. in a new survey, the teachers said they have too much on their plate and disapprove of the new system. a new bill in the district to ban mascots like the redskins from all d.c. public schools. kenyan mcduffy introduced the bill to erase all race-based mascots at s city. five schools would have to ch. the indian plan to fight the legislation. they released a short statement saying they don't want to offend anyone. an air-conditioning unit fell six stories and land odd a woman walking below. >> everyone told the story to

has been in shock. >> why she cannot believe the timing of this incident. plus, this big system of rain moving our way. we will lay out who will see rain tpefrt in your weather and traffic on the 1s. and staying on top of a developing story. isis is not the the only terrorist group. a group being called a potentially bigger threat to

good morning. time for your weather and traffic early on this wednesday morning. later today, rain moving in. enough we could have tphraoing in the areas in green under a flood watch, prince georges, fairfax, montgomery, alexandria, arlington, falls church, the district, howard, anne arundel. they could get up to an inch. just leading into virginia,

tidewater. all due to an area of low pressure deepening, developing and tracking north and gets closer to us in the afternoon. southern prince william, stafford, spotsylvania, 4:00 and 5:00. between 5:00 and 8:00 moving into the metro area. a look at a weekend warmup next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:51. how is the commute going? . chopper 4, tail lights med inbound at this point. so pretty slow on 66. 270, montrose, moving along. not terrible. just seeing normal volume. outer loop, 95 to 270, 10 minutes behind. quantico, 40 minutes.

fairfax to the beltway, again, about 10 minutes behind. i'm back in 10 minutes as well. >> see you then. 6:40. staying on top of the newest developments in syria. overnight, more air strikes in two parts of the country. . we're learning the the u.s. has hit a group connected to al qaeda. richard engel is live in turkey now sorry the syrian border with that and more. it appears richard may not be able to hear us. we will try to get him back a little bit later on this morning. a scathing report found d.c. gives out traffic tickets to people who do not deserve them many the discussion coming the about what to do with this new information >> plus, a major tweak to an invention many of us use on a regular basis. how one man promises to change the way you scoop ice cream the way you scoop ice cream forever. pumpkin coffee for the morning, and i've got my pumpkin k-cup packs for at home. now i can have my pumpkin coffee any time i want it.

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. we want to go back to the development out of syria. two more air strikes in parts of that country. >> as we said, richard engel joining us in turkey from the syrian border. richard, good morning .

>> reporter: good morning. confirmed two strikes overnight against isis targets inside syria. and then this morning witnesses say there were two more of those being carried out, also against isis, not have very far from where i am right now. those air strikes this morning have. so far the united states and several arab partners have been targeting isis militants in syria. they have also been targeting a thing called the khorasan group, al qaeda offshoot based inside syria. it is said to have 50 to 100 core members. u.s. intelligence officials say they believe this group, which has been in contact with with other al qaeda affiliates around the middle east, was plotting to care out some sort of attack against usair liners. u.s. officials are now telling us, however, that was never

imminent. it was more aspirational. they were worried that the group, if left unchallenged in syria, could pose a direct threat to u.s. interests. >> all right. richard evening el live for us this morning. richard, thank you. coming up in a few minutes on the "today" show, you can see richard engel's full report. today d.c. leaders will take a closer look at the accuracy of speed cameras in the district. a scathing report says the program is geared towards making money. richard jordan live with a look at what the d.c. council will try to accomplish the. richard? . aaron, no one likes to get a ticket from one of the speed cameras or red light cameras, especially if you're not the one that broke the law. but the inspector general said that is happening more often than you think. the district is making $89 million a year from the cameras,

sprt speed cameras and red light cameras and the same amount by tickets and citations from actual police officers. but according to the inspector general they are more concerned about bringing in money than finding out who is at fault. there are substances where there will be two vehicles in the frame, making it difficult to tell which driver is actually speeding. there's a process to determine which driver would get the ticket or which vehicle that ticket would go to. but according to this report, it's not always done correctly. and at times the wrong driver could receive the citation. at that point there's not much they can do but just pay the fine. the council will be looking at the issue today. they have said this report is flawed and sensation allized.

fbi is using all resources they can to track the suspect in the disappearance of hannah graham. this develop is significant because matthew's status as a fugitive could lead to a quicker arrest. he went from pepper of interest to suspect after new evidence surfaced. >> police are officially saying he took hannah graham with the intention of sexually assaulting her. he was seen with her in the downtown mall of charlottesville before she disappeared two weeks ago. investigators did not specify what evidence led to the new charges. we know clothing was remove during a search of his apartment on monday and that it was september to a lab for analysis. >> we reached that point where the commonwealth felt we had sufficient and probable cause to seek an arrest warrant for jesse leroy matthew jr. of charlottesville, charging him with a class 2 felony of

abduction with the intent to defile. >> now the result of the lab tests could be released in the next couple of days the. samples will be tested from those against other missing persons cases. the fairfax county community will be praying for her safe return tonight. a vigil begins at 7:30 on the softball field in alexandria where hannah graduated. we are updating this story on our website. you can find the entire timeline on nbcwashington.com. 6:48 is your time. police are work to go confirm that a bow found in prince george's county is a former d.c. treasurer. lasana mack went missing 11 days. detectives found the body and believe it was him. they do not believe there was any foul play. he served from 2005 to 2010. he was 51 years old.

jim webb could be making a political comeback in a big way. according to the dispatch, he said he was considering a run for president at the national .ress which webb said he is looking at enough support for a run. he said he is disturbed my the country's direction on foreign policy and economic eq here at home. webb chose not to run for a second senate term in 2012. a massive data breach that put the financial information of tens of millions of home depot customers at risk. news 245 will have you checking your bank account. >> reporter: good morning you. fraudulent purchases are starting to show u reports say criminals have used stolen credit car numbers for electronics and grocer in some cases, purchases have been tracked to several accounts linked by specific zip codes. home depot cards may have been

infected by the breach, impacting stars in april as well as september. >> mary thompson from cnbc. thank you, mary. you are going to want to see this brand-new kind of ice cream scoop. take a look at your screen. see how this is pointed at the front? the man who invented the midnight scoop said he was sick of having trouble scooping ice cream when it was frozen saul. rather than spooning your wrist, you are supposed to push forward using full arm strength. we don't know when we can give this a try. . ooh! this morning. mint chocolate chip. >> we digress. >> we're thinking ice cream. apparently this is the first redesign since the late 1800s. the old version can hurt your wrist. >> if it's really hard.

>> carton, spoon, have at it. >> it's not necessarily ice cream weather. >> it's always ice cream weather in my house. >> it's rather cool again. off to a chilly start. we have chilly rain in southern and southeastern virginia. raining pretty haar the areas you see in the yellow and orange. heavy downpours around the outer banks. all of this due to an area of low pressure that is deepening and advance to the north. and temperatures highway of that under a partly to mostly cloughy sky. upper 40s, near 50. nearby suburbs and some phd. near 60 by the bay. and downtown washington. at the bus stop, need a light jacket. between now and 8:00, low to mid-50s. mostly cloudy after that. climbing into the low 60s.

some breaks in the clouds in and out. by noon time, near 70. low to mid-70s. a 40% chance of showers by 5:00 p.m. higher chance to our south. a likelihood overnight tonight for showers to move through the metro area and much of the area. as a result, the nationals/mets game tonight likely rain delayed at the beginning and likely a rainout by the end of the evening. tomorrow, quite a bit of rain. one to two inches on the eastern shore. we could have ponding of water. flash flood for the counties in green. then warming up for the weekend. beach weather on friday, saturday, sunday.

low 80s each day into the first part of next week. looking at the wednesday commute. not looking good. what's going on? >> not looking so good. the outer loop, we have a brand-new disable vehicle that is slowing things down there. slow at 395 as you head into town. right now chopper 466 at 50, heading into town. in stafford county, into town, a slow road. beltway is a little bit slow 270 out of tpre rick the entire way down really not a lot of relief there. guys? melissa, thank you. right now it is time for children at eastern high school to g

d.c. schools e-mailed us to let us know schools will be open the. they were closed yesterday after a transformer explosion. but eastern is open today >> what president obama is expect to say as he tries to rally today. the president will be forceful but optimistic. he will call on the world to join the u.s. in the fight against groups. and things like slowing down isis in iraq and getting nations on board with the strikes in syria. he will address other big issues, russia, ukraine, ebola. and he will remind everyone we

did not act alone. we are learning more about the man who jumped over the white house fence. agents interviewed omar gonzalez twice about the incident. in july he was arrested with a sawed off shotgun and a map that marked several tourist spots. he had been stopped at the white house with a h. both times they did not enough evidence to d an air conditioner fell out of a six-story window on the sidewalk between a woman and her boyfriend. it hit her arm and legs. she was in training for the new york city marathon. she will not be able to run now. she is quick to acknowledge this could have been a lot worse. >> it so easily could have been inches further and i easily couldn't be here.

so i feel very grateful. >> a guy inside the apartment did run downstairs. he was a guest there trying to take the air conditioner out when he lost control and it fell to the street. fur things to know as you head out the door. d.c. couple holding a a hearing on the city's speed camera program. the review comes after a scathing report that questions speed camera accuracy. the fbi putting more resources into finding jesse matthew. he took hannah with the intent to sexually assault her. body cameras come canning to the d.c. police department. a pilot program starts next month. d.c. mayor gray and kathy lanier will give details at a news conference this morning. a syrian group says u.s.-led forces carried out 13 air strikes in the country can overnight. at least two areas were hit.

if you leave work between 5:00 and 8:00 p.m. tonight, you will likely knee an up before la. could be enough to cause flooding tomorrow morning. . slow top of the beltway. colesville road. disabled vehicle. 66 at 50. typical volume there. >> thank you, melissa. thank you for joining us this morning. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with weather, traffic, and any breaking news. we hope you have a great day. until

good morning. breaking news. reports of new air strikes in syria while president obama gets set for a major address on the world stage this morning. can he convince more countries to join the fight against isis? wanted. the last person seen with missing college student hannah graham now formally charged with abduction. an arrest warrant issued. but where is he? double standard in the wake of the nfl scandals. growing questions around a domestic violence case involving soccer star hope solo. why is she still being allowed to play? this morning, she is speaking out. ♪ how big your brave is >> and in harmony, two big names in mic