millions of visitors walk it each year and now big changes are coming mall. parts of the mall will be tough to access. and a fire at this nondescript building is causing major problems for air travelers this morning. we're following story and we will bring you the latest. today, the second phase of a major undertaking to restore the national mall gets under way. crews will begin restoring the area. you've already seen the first phase closest to the capitol. now, a look at what this is going to mean for you.

is it coming togetherut there, megan? >> it is. but there are going to be a lot of inconveniences for tourists, people who work in the area. if you have seen the part that's already done, it's absolutely gorgeous. green and lush. you go west of seventh street and this is what you get. pretty sad conditions. we've got all kinds of bald spots. in fact, the green stuff you're seeing, it isn't grass, just weeds. pretty sad shape here. they're going to fix it. however, in order to do the work, they're going to have to shut things down. the fencing is going up. and when crews are done, a long stretch of the national mall will be closed. that means steve turner won't be able to take his short cut to work. >> i walk from there to american history. so i assume i'll just be able to walk up the street. it won't be quite as scenic but i'll get to work.

>> phase two of the turf restoration is getting under way. over the next 18 months, crews will rip up the grass between seventh and 12th street. the walkways cross cutting the mall will also be closed. and visitors, like the bel air family from connecticut, won't be able to walk along the grassy panels. but looking at the condition of the grass, they understand. >> i thought my lawn looked pretty bad, but this is pretty bad. yeah, people staying on the walkways, we wouldn't have the problem. >> the tightly packed dirt will be hauled away, replaced by better draining soil that will be more friendly to the new grass. when it's done, this section will look like the finished section, nice and green. >> to make it look b the next time we come this is all nice and green, i'm fine with that. >> it doesn't look very good. there's, like, bald patches everywhere and it looks very run over. >> and you can see the work crews there. they're continuing to put up the

fences. they expect to have that completed, the fence completely up some time in the next week or so. then they'll have this entire session completely enclosed and folks will not be able to walk through. so some growing pains here. it's going to be inconvenient for a while. we're talking over a year. but when it's all said and done, barbara, it should be very, very nice. back to you. >> it sounds it. thanks so much, megan. police are expanding their search for missing uva student hannah graham. police will comb areas outside the charlottesville area. 14 spread out in carter mountain area, just south of town, yesterday. investigators are pleading for homeowners to double-check their property for clues. police are trying to track hannah's movements. the problem, police say, that friends didn't report her missing for a day and a half. the man charged in her abduction is not helping police. investigators from charlottesville have tried to interview jesse matthew in

galveston, texas, but he has d silent. police are preparing to bring matthew back to virginia to face a judge on monday. detectives from our area already started inspecting the car he drove across country, looking for any clues that could lead them to hannah. turning to our weather now, finally seeing some sunshine out there, after a gray, wet thursday yesterday. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein joins us. >> we had some dense fog this morning but that dissipated by 9:00 this morning. since then, we've had quite a bit of sunshine. there's another view of our sky looking off to the west. just some high clouds drifting over. a blue sky. absolutely gorgeous. this scene was socked in withg morning. it's a little bit of lingering folk. parts of the shenandoah valley. temperatures are jumping as well. as the sun is now beaming down. it's now 70 degrees in washington.

upper 60s, prince georges. much of fairfax county, the rest of virginia, upper 60s to 70 degrees. much of the region will be climbing well into the 70s. comfort humidity. a beautiful day coming up. touch of summer in the air. how hot it will get this saturday and sunday. now we're going to derek ward at the live desk. >> all flights are grounded at two chicago airports after a fire at an faa facility just outside the facility. that was around dawn when the fire was reported and the facility was evacuated. this facility handles traffic in and out of o'hare and midway airports. that's been a disruption in incoming and outgoing planes. southwest announced they're canceling all flights at chicago midway and at milwaukee general mitchell airport. although some of those planes --

and american has announced they have at least one cancellation. they're being told to stay on the ground. it's unclear how bad the facility was damaged. one person there with what's being called an apparent self-inflicted wound. if you are expecting someone who's flying through chicago, you're being advised to check with the airlines. at the live deck, i'm derek ward. police have now identified the woman killed after being struck by a fairfax connector bus. 41-yeana gimenez was struck last night. police say there is no indication that speed or alcohol was a factor in the crash, and no charges have been placed at this time. shoppers helped catch a man

suspected of assault. people heard screaming from a stair well that's inside the mall. shoppers rushed out to see a man grabbing the woman's pants. one person pulled the man off the victim and held him down until police arrested him. new developments in the fight against isis. coming up, new air strikes and a vague terror threat about the subway system. we'll look at the changes being made to ease people's minds. plus, what sparked new violee ferguson, new jersey. stay w.

heads up if you are traveling through gathersburg. they are investigating an accident. a pedestrian was struck. montgomery county police say mountain laural lane and flower hill way in gaithersburg remains closed at this time. there's an investigation going on. we don't go how long it will be closed. you need to be aware of this, a pedestrian has been struck. the investigation cont at the live desk, i'm derek ward. today, all eye will be on the decision other a sexual assault suit involving the dallas cowboys.

a woman claims he inappropriately touched and kissed her on the lips. and says she was paid to keep quiet for years. whether the lawsuit has been filed too late. texas five-year statue of limitations. jones and the cowboys deny the allegations. s remain high in ferguson, missouri. four people arrest a peaceful march turned violent. protesters took to the streets to call for justice in the michael brown shooting. among them was the police chief. about an hour into the event, some protesters began fighting with police. these protests came just hours after jackson released a video publicly apologizing to brown's family and the people of ferguson. there's a new computer bug. the bash bug is being called worst than the heart bleed bug. it targets a specific operating system commonly used in cars and cameras. the bug can steal your information and allow a hacker

to control any device. the bash bug also affects android and apple, mac machines. so what went wrong? the redskins. we'll have more on that and a week to figure it out. plus, now open, virginia state fair begins today. we'll tell you what . and it is a gorgeous day today. sunshine, blue sky. high clouds are coming over now. we're going to keep this going into the weekend. a look at our next chance of rain coming up at 11:30.

new developments in the fight against isis this morning. air strikes overnight hit key terrorist targets in the eastern part of syria. no one was killed. a u.s.-led coalition to take down isis has been carrying out air strikes there since monday. just this morning, denmark became the latest country to join the global campaign. they're sending fighter jets to carry out air strikes against isis' targets. and back here in the u.s., officials are reassuring millions of you it's safe to take mass transit. isis was planning an imminent attack on subways here in the united states. meanwhile, british parliament is coming to a decision on whether they would join the anti-terror coalition fighting isis. nbc's tracie potts has more.

>> reporter: there's more security in new york's subways after iraq's prime minister surprised everyone and told everyone isis was planning to attack subways here and in paris. new york's governor, mayor and police commissioner quickly hopped on board and tried to reassure the public. >> there is no specific credible information about any specific threat to the new york city subway system. the new york city subway system is safe to ride. >> reporter: the fbi agrees but an iraqi official says they warned the u.s. the u.s. is still going after isis with air strikes. the pentagon says the latest hit on oil refineries cut off an important source of financing. >> they're not going to be pumping any refined oil out, petroleum, any time soon. >> reporter: this morning, the british parliament is back. considering whether to join the u.s.-led air strikes. >> it is not only right that we now move to a new face of action by asking our armed forces to

take part. >> reporter: some in congress want to come back to. they claim president obama skipped an important step. >> we're obviously engaged in war inside syria. seems to me the important thing for congress to do is vote on. >> reporter: tracie pots, nbc news, washington. news four has learned metro recently sent an internal memo urging employees to be extra vigilant. that memo di but it does talk a isis. because it's d.c., officers are always on high alert. >> on any given day, we have more than 2 dozen explosive detection canine units performing sweeps. in station, aboard trains. we have thousands of security cameras and other detection systems. >> riders have to keep an eye out for anything that doesn't look right. >> less than a half hour from now, president obama will speak about ebola.

at 11:40, he'll discuss the ways to improve treatment of the virus around the world. right now, the death toll from the outbreak is nearly 3,000 people. delegates from more than 25 countries are at the white house right now to hear what the president has to say. this morning, we're starting to get a look at who may replace attorney general eric holder. on the short list, current homeland security secretary jay johnson. former homeland security secretary janet napolitano and labor secretary tom perez. during an event, holder says he's committed to continuing his work until he leaves office. >> i am deeply proud of all that we have achieved together. l draw to a close in the coming months, once my successor has been nominated and confirmed, i want you to know my commitment to this work will never waiver. holder told president obama

he will continue to work until the president finds a replacement. who will replace eric holder is only one of the questions that we will want answered. there's also the question of when. for insight, we bring you political writer. at are you hearing? is the timing a big issue? >> it is a big issue. any nomination is always going to be controversial in the senate where there has to be a confirmation. right now, congress will be back after the midterm elections. they'll be back during that lame duck session before the new congress comes in. democrats currently have control of the chamber. if they decide that's when they want to confirm whoever this nominee may be, they will have a chance of getting that person through. if they wait until after the midterm, republicans could gain control of the senate and they'll have a tougher battle. democrats seem to be split on the strategy. should they try to be as fast as they can, or give it a little bit of time and try to address this next year. >> you think the president will hope he will have his

replacement confirmed before the first tuesday in november? >> i think that probably is going to be the strategy that most democrats are going to espouse. but there are others who are saying, if republicans do win control of sure, we would love to have a battle over this. maybe see them having to defend blocking a presidential nome in a nominee as their first act. >> any front-runners you are hearing about? >> until yesterday, right after the announcement, there was an early front-runner. massachusetts governor deval patrick is leaving that job. he was considered to be a top runner. he said yesterday though he's not interested. i think the presidk at both those officials you mentioned and some other folk, names that won't be as familiar to many of the american people. one thing that will factor into this, i think, holder was the first african-american to hold that job. i think the president will be keeping in mind, trying to break some new ground with this appointment. >> let's talk about the annual

values voter summit that takes place in washington. what is that? who is going to be here for that? >> this is an organization that's about religious conserva christians. they assemble and hear from all the candidates, folks who want to get their name out there. senator cruz spoke this morning. senator paul. this is a group of core voters who were really involved in politics and they're very interested to hear what about religious freedom and about social issues. they want to hear from american politicians. >> republicans from across the country. >> all here. >> thank you, keira. for more from keira and the rest of the political team, check out first read on nbcnews.com. we have some important guidelines for parents and teens looking into cosmetic surgery. plus, it will be another busy day at nationals park. coming up, why today's game could be important to the postseason. first, a look at what's hot on nbcwashingto

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

i'm derek ward at the live desk. if you are headed to the national zoo, listen up. authorities say there's a gas leak at the zoo and they're going to keep the gates closed until noon today. we're told there are no injuries amongst people or animals. this leak seems contained to the administratist building. if you're going to the zoo by car or any vehicle, you'll have

to use the rock creek interest at harvard street. they'll keep that connecticut avenue car entrance closed just as a precaution. at the live desk, i'm derek ward. there are only a few chances let to take your families to a national game before tickets become nearly impossible to get. the playoffs start one week from today. before then, you can get a ticket for as little as $6 on stub hub. next week, that same ticket's going to cost you $100. you can go to two games today and two more this weekend. if the nats win just one of those games, they get home field advantage for the start of the playoffs. the redskins are going to try to regroup and get ready for monday night after an ugly loss to the giants at fedex field. quarterback kirk cousins had his first rough start. he threw four interceptions and a fumble. the head coach says the team has to play better. >> they outplayed us in every phase. offense, defense, special teams, they were tremendous

offensively. we were a business mall offensively. and defensively. and it showed. >> the games don't get any easier either. the redskins play the seattle seahawks on monday and then they take on the 3-0 arizona cardinals in arizona the following sunday. right now, redskins linebacker keenan robinson says he's okay after he and his family were hit by a drunk driver. he tweeted this. i thank you, father god, for protecting me. a drunk driver hit us and almost wiped us out. we just heard from the maryland state police. they confirmed robinson was hit by a man who was arrested for driving under the influence. the accident happened not too far from fedex field on the inner loop of the beltway at arena drive. well, three metro stations are going to be closed for the weekend. coming up, information to help you avoid the delays. plus, an incredible trip for two critically ill children. we were there for the emotional sendoff. and the first look at your seven-day forecast coming up.

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right now, you can take your family to the virginia state fair. the gates opened this morning at meadow event park in caroline county. the fair runs for ten days through october 5th. you can expect the traditional fair attractions like good food and fair rides.

will it be a great weekend to go to the fair? let's ask tom. >> yeah, it looks fantastic. i wouldn't be riding on one of those things, though. whoa. it looks wonderful for outdoor activities for the rest of today and into the weekend, absolutely gorgeous weather. there is the capital this morning. live view from our storm team 4 capitol camera. the city bathed in sunshine. the fog we had long gone. now 71 at reagan national. dry dew point at 54. and the wind coming out of the north. it feels fantastic with the dry air over us and the sunshine in place. right now, low 70s across parts of northern virginia from warrington to charlottesville. and farther north, it's in the upper 60s. beautiful day across the mountains. still a little bit of fog lingering parts of the shenandoah valley and areas through the central valley. north of washington, upper 60s

now to near 70. around the bay, beautiful day there under way as well. baseball, another doubleheader at nats park today. they're take on the miami marlins. first doubleheader. beautiful baseball weather. it will be in the upper 70s by the seventh inning by the last out in the upper 70s as well. first pitch at 7:05. clear after that. dropping down into the 60s by the last out. great weather for baseball. and earlier this week, i traveled to fairfax to the little run elementary school. want to thank one of the teachers there. for the invitation to talk to the students at the little run elementary school in fairfax county. this is one these smaller schools in fairfax county. had a terrific time. the sixth graders there had a unit on weather. it's the little run school in

fairfax county. love this photo of rain drops on roses. in arlington. this was taken yesterday by sue. you can post your pictures on instagram, on twitter, onace book and share. love seeing your photos. when you're out and about over the weekend, be sure to take some photos. sky cast for the rest of the afternoon. mostly sunny. clear start to the evening. absolutely beautiful night coming up after we reach upper 70s this afternoon. tonight, for friday night football, under the lights, by early evening. the low, 70s. mid to late evening, down to the 60s. a clear sky for baseball and for football tonight. then, tomorrow, a touch of summer in the air on saturday. and again on sunday. afternoon highs, low 80s both days. and even beautiful at the beaches too. so wonderful for all outdoor fun or yard work. and when you are out and about, you can check the latest weather away from your tv on your phone.

download our storm team 4 mobile app, google play and the itunes store. next chance of rain, monday night into tuesday. cooler on tuesday with some showers. we dry off wednesday and thursday into next week with highs near 80. that's the way it looks, barbara. >> thank you, tom. a northern virginia student could face big trouble for a twitter account claiming there is a fight club at a high school in our area. take a look. the handle is now off line. it refers to the high school where four fights broke out in the last week. school leaders say there is no fight club and they say they wanted to be on hand just in case. >> we're doing that just as a precaution. everything that we've learned, egg that we've seen, everything that we found out, it's just that, a rumor. the principal says the school is working o find out who is behind the twitter account. a little relief is here if you're looking for affordable housing in d.c. cutting the rib bon on the

housing complex. it has 28 units. it includes features for the deaf and visually impaired community. reserved for residents earning $60,000 or less. three station, closed on metro this weekend. track work begins tonight. you'll have to catch a bus if you're traveling between southern avenue and branch avenue. southern avenue is open but nailer road, suitland and branch avenue are closed. you'll also see delays on the red and orange lines. and right now, two children from our area are in florida on a free trip to disney world. the children are critically sick. one boy is just 3 years old. the other, 17. news 4's derek ward tells us about the sendoff for their special vacation. >> reporter: usually a big mouse in the airport terminal would prompt a call to the exterminator but there's something magical about this gathering. it's a bon voyage gathering for

two local special young people and their families. 3-year-old jackson is from oddington, maryland. 17-year-old xavier is from jackson hill. both have critical illnesses. but the treatment they'll be getting over the next week will be administered at disney world. >> i've never been there before so i really don't know what i'm in for. >> for xavier, it's all about a respite from the medicine and doctor visits. he's had sickle cell ameeaknown anemia all his life. xavier's father's health is failing too. >> a vacation for the whole family is pretty big. >> likewise, for jackson's family. >> we needed this trip for a while. jackson was in and out of the hospital. >> these young people are among young people and their families from around the world being treated to six days at

disney world by the "something magic" foundation. it's a nonprofit made up of current and former american airlines and envoy air employees. they've hooked up with the casey cares foundation. >> join us in seeing them off on their magic flight today. >> after boarding, there was a special sendoff for these special families. >> i'm real excited. i have a friend that's in florida. he's always told me about it. so i've always been excited to go. >> it's going to be so happy. just to be a normal kid for a week. that's exciting. well, it may be hard to top this. derek jeter wows not just yankee fans but even nonsports fans during his final home game. before we go to break, here's dr. andrew on how much exercise you really need. >> i think you want to be active and being active means being active every day. i try to swim every day. when i'm home, i have two dogs

that walk me every day. i love to walk. i work in my garden. i think the secret is to be active. some people say we need 20 or 30 minutes of intense exercise every kay

if you need a car wash or your carpet cleaned, you might want to do that really soon. the district's so-called tax

takes effect and will add 6% to both those things. you'll have to pay the tax on health clubs too, bowling alleys, gyms, yoga. for the full list, go to our website nbcwashington.com and find out what you're going to be paying taxes on now. teens undergoing procedures at a lower rate than recent years. results a new survey. and the guidelines teens should follow before considering going under the knife. welcome, welcome. good to see you. why is it going down, do you think? >> well, there's been a disturbing trend over the past two years. our annual surveys of cosmetic surgery. the trend has been upward increase in teenagers. this year, 2013, it's gone down 8%. >> why do you think this is? teens can't get cosmetic surgery without a parent being involved. >> anybody under 18 needs

parental permission and guidance. actually for things like breast implants, it's a federal regulation you cannot do breast implants in people, in children under teens, under 18, without special permission from -- or special circumstances. >> so why do you think they were seeing a lowering of the rate of teenagers? >> well, i like to think it's because parents and teenagers are realizing that, you know, it's not really necessary to have cosmetic surgery at that point in time. this could be a little bleep. it could go up again next year. i think we as a profession, plastic surgeons think we're trying to put the breaks on this because yes, you know, teenagers aren't happy with anything. they're not happy with their parents. they want to change everything. >> they make decisions they will reget later. >> many are not mature enough to make that decision. >> there are some circumstances where kids have been so badly -- i use the word bullied, but

criticized for having a large nose or teeth that are not right or a big nose. that's what makes a child, i'm sure, go to the parent, and maybe the parent feel like they understand that the child doesn't want to be -- >> i think so. as we looked at the numbers, even though it's been a reduction, what did these kids get? they got odeoblasties. >> what is tha the protruding e. before going to kindergarten. kids do get teased about these things. it can create some kinds of conflicts. rhinoplasties. especially if they've had trauma. breast reduction. they're still doing it. if there's pain. back pain. or really physical ailments. and then young boys who have breast development. sometimes that can be psychologically very challenging. >> so these -- are there others th you would consider appropriate for teenagers? their faces are still changing. so what would be the guidelines

for deciding whether a teen should be able to have plastic surgery? >> sure. the other thing teenagers are focusing on. they do have acne. that's the parent when we always did acne. so a lot of procedures. mic micr, peopleels, which is okay because acne can cause permanent scarring. is the teen physically mature? so in girls, that's usually 14 or 15. boys, it's usually later. can be 16 or 17. you have to make sure they've gone through their growth spurt. number two, are they emotional mature? can they understand what this procedure is? do they know the risks? understand the recovery? are they mentally -- are they together? or do you need the help of a mental health expert? and finally, are they there because they're being pressured by other family members? sometimes we see ts in parents bringing people in. she's got to have this nose taken care of. and the teenager's not quite

ready. in those circumstances, it's the red flag. >> parents should not be the ones pushing for that. >> the teen should be clear this is what they want. they have to have thought about it for some time. just not a split second decision. >> as you said at the beginning, the rate is going down, and maybe it will continue to go down and people make these decisions later in life. >> you can always wait until they're 18 so they can decide for themselves. >> thank you, doctor. flowers can be expensive and they don't last long. you know that. coming up, your best online shopping options for flowers for any occasion. stay with us. we'll be right back. she's one of the funniest people i know. please welcome joy beh joy beha. >> meredith welcomes one of her old co-hosts to her show. the two will play a game of drink or dish. tune in this afternoon at

the headline on the daily news says it all. the farewell at yankee stadium was too perfect. people are reacting to his storybook ending. like so many other times in his career, jeter found himself at the plate when the game was on the line and his curtain call turned into an instant classic.

>> derek jeter ends his final game with a walk-off single! derek jeter. where fantasy becomes reality. did you have any doubt. >> you heard it. a game-winning hit during his last game at yankee stadium. jeter was hugged and mobbed by the rest of the team. former teammates were there to celebrate wit him. even the orioles stood on the dugout steps and applauded after the game. jeter admitted it was an emotional night. >> i don't even know what to say. i mean, it's just -- i've lived a dream. this is since i was 4, 5 years old. part of that dream is over now. >> jeter has certainly had a storied career. he's helped the yankees win five world series championships in his two decades with the team. well, the flower business is getting a fresh new boost, thanks to online shopping. there are now more choices and it's important to do a little

research before you order. event decyber sarah campbell joins us with a look at the best online flower sources to choose from. you brought a beautiful display of flowers with you. this is changing the way you say millennials look at buying flowers for events or even just to have flowers aar s around th house, is that millennials have changed the market. they're buying online than ever before. >> we used to all buy the wired flowers. you'd see a picture in the past it was in a phone book and now online. you'd order it. generally it wouldn't be exactly what you were expecting. is that right? >> well, not necessarily. it really depends on where it's coming from. so a lot of the wire flowers, the problem is their wire is going to the corporate office and then they send it out to the local floor itrisflorists. this is an example from a

traditional wire service. sometimes there's not enough money in the budget to -- >> it's not very big but it's pretty. >> people will be happy getting it but it'g as grand as if you went directly to the local forest. >> if you've got a picture in a book and some local florist has got to try to make that picture, they've got to have everything on hand to do it. they often maybe don't. so tell me, what's -- you say you can buy wholesale online. >> there's a few other options. there's a wire option where you can get any time. then there's wholesale. when you order wholesale, it will look just like this. they're going to be in bunches that are going to arrive at your doorstep. careful, there's thorns. they're going to arrive at your doorst s the least expensive way to get flowers. but you've got to know what to do with them once you get them. >> is this a cheap way to go? >> that is the cheapest way to go. >> so from the -- >> yes, but you don't have

the -- the other options -- >> the next thing, wire service, we talked about that. >> yes, absolutely. >> there's another option. >> direct shipping which is kind of like something like this where you would get a box courier.o you, a regular the showers, just enough to make one arrangement. generally comes with a vase and packing material and instructions on how to make your own piece. that's another option. again, you have to put it together yourself. >> i see. and that is probably a little bit more expensive than just buying the flowers. >> with this option, you have a vase, it's more thought out. with the wholesale, there's no thinking involved. >> next, the social event sites will also be -- that's what you have. >> that's what we do. f growing trends is you have sites that have flowers that are designed for events. whether it be a wedding, a shower, a dinner party. they're all preorganized and preset on the site. you can see what you like. see exactly what you have. see it to scale. many times you'll have the

images next to place settings, next to glass ware. you're going to see the size and know what to expect. >> i think this is a very good option. especially if you say therey're going to come looking like they look in the picture. you're going to be at the washington wedding experience on sunday, is that right? >> yes, we are. >> giving tips on flowers there? >> we're actually doing a floral bouquet make class for those diy brides that want to learn something new. or maybe a bridesmaid that wants to have a little fun. >> you've made it fun for us here. >> thank you. >> smelling these wonderful flowers. so nice. thyou, sarah. coming up, a serious message that will put a smile on our face.

keeping an eye on several developing stori just got word s joining the u.s. coalition to fight isis. the country says they will send six f-16s to help carry out air strikes against the terrorist state. earlier, we told you denmark has joined the coalition. police are intense flying the search for missing uva student hannah graham. crews will come areas outside the areas where she disappeared. we'll date on the search throughout this day. crews will begin restoring

the grass between 7th and 12th streets. parts of the national mall will be closed for the next 18 months. a new way to grab the attention of drivers. a giant stop sign on buses tells drivers exactly what to do. over and over again, some of them ignore those signs and the law. news 4 shows us a kid cop is now getting the message across. >> hey, mister. down here. >> he's small, but the message is loud and clear. >> respect the bus. >> his real job is a student at a middle school. >> there's a lot of things that i want to do, but the main thing is i want to be the ceo of my own company. >> he's an impressive young man. now he's getting attention as the lead in a new public awares in campaign to encourage drivers to respect the school bus. and to get people's attention,

they did a little role reversal. >> you illegally passed a stopped school bus. i'm placing you in time-out. >> there's a very serious subject, but when you look at our kid cop in action, it makes you realize how selfish we are. >> last year, the state of maryland passed a law allowing cameras on school buses to snapshots people wouho don't st. >> we've had over 700 violations in the first eight months. that's way too many. >> i was showing people with humor to not pass stopped school buses and to respect the bus. >> those who are caught passing stopped buses get a $125 citation in the mail or even worse hurt one of these guys. >> seriously consider keeping him in the police department. we do have fast cars. >> time for a final check on the

forecast. >> gorgeous day under way. now into the 70s. later today, upper 70s. warm over the weekend saturday and sunday. his low 80s. might get some rain late monday, tuesday next week. after that, drying up. have a great weekend. see you monday morning. >> that's news 4 midday for today. we thank you for being with us and invite you to join us for news 4:00, 5:00, 6:00, tonight at 11:00. we'll be back monday morning at 11:00 a.m. with news 4 midday. enjoy your weekend.

in cases of rape and incest, just like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comstock even voted with right-wing republicans to require women seeking an abortion to undergo transvaginal ultrasounds. that's all i need to know. i'm john foust and i approve this messge.

>> rafe: it's called traveling, sonny, that's all. >> sonny: no, that's just another excuse. that's why you're 0-2. >> rafe: ah, yeah. oh, by the way, thank you so much for recruiting t to sub for lucas, 'cause i know that was a real sacrifice. >> sonny: don't be mad at me. i tried to recruit ben. >> rafe: oh, really? >> sonny: mm-hmm. >> ben: i needed the hours here. [cell phone ringing] >> will: ooh. >> rafe: i'll bet. >> sonny: what? >> will: zoe's looking for a progress report. >> rafe: it's called cheating. yeah. >> ben: i was really looking forward to just one more chance of knocking you on your ass again. >> rafe: oh, is that right? well, then you'll be glad to hear that i actually tried to reach out to jordan yesterday and she did a fine job of that on her own. >> jordan: she has gotten so big. come here. >> abigail: yeah, it's weird how babies tend to do that, huh? >> jordan: yes. oh, i have really missed seeing