oh, and we definitely didn't need so many government studies. news 4 today begins with breaking news. >> we begin with breaking news in prince george's county. part of the outer loop of the beltway is shut down right now at suitland parkway. this is a live look at the beltway. only one lane as you can see getting by right now. a maryland state police car was involved in a crash with two other cars. this happened around 2:00 a.m. at the suitland parkway. one car flipped over. we're working to find out what led to the crash and the condition of the officer and other drivers. we'll bring you updates as soon as we get them. good morning. welcome to "news 4 today." it is sunday, september 28th. some of us have some fog out there to deal with this early sund.

storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell has the very latest. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. it's indeed a beautiful morng outside. a little patchy fog in some of the rural areas, especially out towards the shenandoah valley. not any big impact on sunday outside of the fact that it feels a little like summer out there. here's a che from our tower looking over downtown washington. you can see the u.s. capitol building. starting to get a hint of the fog layer trying to form inside the urban centers. just warm enough you don't have to worry about it. rural areas, patchy fog can be found. radar shows nothing to worry about as far as a rain chance for today. it will be 100% dry for your sunday. temperatures in the low 60s in washington. upper 50s along the bay. low 50s, upper 40s on the map toward cull pepper and manassas. through the day a cool start this morning. abundant sunshine today. another warm one. low to mid 80s for highs today.

next little chance for rain is coming up soon. we'll talk about that, show you the seven day in a few minut. >> new this morning, one person was hurt at six flags america during the first night of the theme park's annual fright fest. it happened during a fight in the parking lot. take a look, you can see the police tape up outside the park. prince george's police would only confirm there was a large crowd that caused the traffic problem in the area. however, we reached out to six flags who told us that one person was hurt. they added "reports of a massive fight or other serious injuries are completely inaccurate. the safety of our guests is our top priority new this morning we're learning a police officer in ferguson, missouri, has been shot. the officer was hit in the arm and is expected to be okay. the incident took place near the area where people had been protesting the michael brown shooting. circumstances surrounding the shooting are unclear and police don't have any suspects. tensions have been high between

police and the community since an unarmed black teenager was shot and killed by an officer in august. everyone from students to investigators is reacting to the tragic crash that killed four college softball players. this morning ntsb is investigating how a tractor-trailer drifted across the median and slammed into their bus in oklahoma as the students returned to north central texas college. more than a dozen people are recovering today. the four girls who died were all between 18 and 20 years old. >> it just broke my heart. i just couldn't believe that those girls we had just played against and prayed with after the game, some of them are not here anymore. >> our mission is to find out not only what happened, but why it happened, so that we can prevent things, tragedies like this, from happening again. >> there will be a prayer vigil at the college tonight for the players.

the school's president called this the most traumatic event in the school's 90-year history. in the week ahead, jesse matthew jr. will make his first court appearance in virginia courtroom. he was extradited back to charlottesville from galveston, texas, friday. matthew was charged with the disappearance of 18-year-old uva student hannah graham. according to police matthew was the last person seen with graham before she went missing on september 13th. he'll be in court on thursday for a bond hearing. meanwhile, hannah's friends at university of virginia are holding out hope that their classmate will be found safe. thousands of orange ribbons were passed out yesterday at the football game against kent state. before she disappeared hannah had attended every home game. orange is also her favorite color. students say by wearing the ribbons they feel like hannah is there even though police are >> and the ribbons are a really good illustration of how this affects everyone and how everyone is sort of missing

hannah together and aching for hannah together. there's so many big questions that remain unanswered. but i know that i can say that we have complete confidence in our criminal justice system. >> hannah graham was reported missing two weeks ago today. one person is dead and two others are recovering this morning after they were all shot in southeast d.c. one of the people recovering is a police officer. the shooting happened on ainger place is in southeast off 25th street. 39-year-old anthony jones died. police are looking for the shooter. the other man and the officer are both expected to be okay. right now doctors at nih are getting ready to treat someone with ebola. their patient is a doctor who was exposed to the virus in sierra leone. that person will be in a special isolation unit. the hospital says you don't have to worry about any kind of infection in our area. we're not sure exactly when treatment will begin but the doctor should be officially admitted to nih sometime today.

today you can do your part to shine a light on suicide prevention. today's out of the darkness walk is in virginia. news 4 has been working with the american foundation for suicide prevention all year to raise awareness about suicide. it's part of our changing minds campaign that focuses on mental illness. today's walk begins at 1:00 p.m. at the harris pavilion in manassas. news 4 will emcee the event. if you want to learn more about our changing minds campaign, head over to our website, nbcwashington.com. we have a list of mental health resources in your co right now, you may still have trouble flying to the chicago area because of a fire that grounded several flights. hundreds of flights are canceled again today. we'll take a look at how it's all affecting travelers here. from the air to the rails you may want to plan ahead if

you are taking metro today. three stations are closed thi

three green line stations are closed, naylor road, suitland, and branch avenue. catch a bus to get to stations. red and orange lines are also delayed today by as much as 24 minu more than 300 flights are canceled today at chicago's two international airports. ten flights out of reagan national have been canceled, six flights out of dwi. friday more than 2,000 flights in and out of chicago's o'hare and midway airports were canceled. a contract employee started a fire in the basement of a large

regional air traffic control center outside of chicago. he was trying to commit suicide. the faa has been scrambling to get things back to normal ever since. >> it's scary that one person can cripple the industry like that. >> delayed a couple of hours in chicago, flight was canceled. but the bartenders were nice. had a couple of beers. waited it out until american airlines was able to get me on >> the suspect, 36-year-old brian how ward, is still in the hospital this morning. he's been charged with destruction of aircraft or aircraft facilities. an indy car driver will be on the i-95 express lanes today. starting at 10:00, simon pajeneu will drive several test runs at more than 100 miles an hour. you won't be able to join him on the lanes then but you might see him from the other side of the guardrail. the hot lanes are expected to open early next year.

we have a news 4 i-team investigation. trouble on th tracks. we discovered a trend that sometimes ends with deadly consequences. people try to take a shortcut. now over to chuck. good morning, everybody. we are off to a wonderful start this morning. patchy fog first thing. that's not going to last. wait till you see how beautiful the second half of your weekend forecast looks. we're also taking a look down the week ahead t. may need that umbrella on your may need that umbrella on your mo

may hi, are we still on forour mo tomorrow? tomorrow. quick look at the weather. nice day, beautiful tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. driven to preserve the environment, csx moves a ton of freight nearly 450 miles on one gallon of fuel. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow.

videos released by the u.s. defense department show attacks near the turkish border. turkey is not taking part in the coalition against isis. e strikes have increased in the region with the u.s.-led coalition attacking isis sites in syria. yesterday, britain began surveillance flights over iraq but no air strikes. earlier this week we caught up with senator tim kaine to find out what virginians think about u.s. actions over the terror threat. >> as i listen to virginian, they strongly agree with me that congress should have to authorize military action. with respect to the isil threat, they generally agree isil does pose a threat. i think it is important the u.s. be engaged in a military action with the nations in the region and others to combat this threat. i think most virginians agree with that notion. >> we spoke to senator cain

while he was at lake ann elementary school in reston to mark hispanic heritage month. in the past three years more than 100 people have been hit, hurt, or killed along train tracks in the d.c. area. our news 4 i-team cameras caught some trespassers pushing their luck. as scott mcfarland discovered, getting on top of busy tracks is easier than you think. >> reporter: what you're about to see is technically a crime. a crime news 4 i-team cameras captured over and ov. since september 2011, at least 107 people in virginia, maryland, and d.c. have been hurt or killed doing this. trespassing, walking on the tracks. including along these tracks in prince george's county. >> the train tracks are the fastest way to get from point a to point b on foot. by far. it's much shorter. >> reporter: walter gaffney of

glen burny knows the risk. his daughter mary. >> she literally was pinned to the front of the train. >> reporter: she was hit and killed by a csx train while walking on the tracks north of the riverdale mark station in 2012. >> my guess is she froze, it then threw her, her neck was snapped. >> reporter: a wall of photos, her art, ashes in the bedroom. >> beautiful girl, talented, smart. >> reporter: she isn't the onlin person hit or killed on tracks in recent months, bar from it. beltsville, near route 1, the bushes give way. so many people have crossed through there's an informal walking path to the . we deployed i-team cameras to see if people would cross. and they did. including this man. >> you concerned it might not be safe, walking across those tracks? >> i look both ways. >> been doing it awhile? >> yeah. >> reporter: he didn't just walk over the tracks, he drove here from out of town. he parked his truck on one side and climbed over the tracks to

shop at an auto parts store on the other. he said it was easier than driving through traffic. >> did you have any concerns the train might sneak out of nowhere and clip you? >> they can be very quiet. i have a 30% hearing loss, so i look both ways. >> reporter: within five minutes of arriving our cameras spotted trespassers climbing the tracks in riverdale, feet from where mary gaffney died. and in beltsville where this woman tried to cross in march before she got hit by a csx train, knocked out cold, broken bones, and her teeth knocked "i knew that i was running a but she didn't see a no trespassing sign or any fences. our i-team cameras and crews didn't see any trespassing signs either at any of the three locations, nor any fencing to block would-be track climbers. we asked csx why. the agency declined multiple

requests for on-camera interview, instead issuing a series of written statements saying, we do install signs and placards along the right-of-way when possible but these fixtures are frequently vandalized. the most effective means of combating trespassing is through education and awareness campaigns including public service announcements. >> see tracks, think train. >> reporter: csx has its own police force and has come in contact with 150 trespassers this year, in most cases turn those people away. in some cases arrested them. >> i say good morning to her every day. >> reporter: walter gaffney worries far more, like his daughter, are making it on the tracks anyhow. a news 4 i-team review of federal raid role administration incidents reports found the number of people hit and injured by trains in maryland and virginia is down slightly in the past year. but the number of deaths and injuries nationwide is ris this story started with a tip, so if you have something for the

i-team to check out, you can call us at 202-885-4444. or tips@news4iteam.com. we've got a nats game. lots of good things happening in the area. but you know, this is my first time seeing you up close and . >> really, wow. >> i like it, i do. i like it. >> it's getting to be a lot, that's all i can tell you. fy had known it was going to come in this gray i would have never gotten into this contest. >> the nats have to keep winning. >> the nationals, this is to you, this be we'd better come home with the pennant and a world series trophy and all that stuff. otherwise i'm going to look silly and feel older in the process. outside we go. beautiful morning outside here in the nation's capital. a live picture of the u.s. capitol building first thing. still waiting on the sun. sunrise follow until after 7:00 a.m. as our days continue to shorten

by about 2 1/2 minutes of daylight every day. 62 degrees at national airport. humidity at 80%. and the winds are calm. so high humidity, low wind speed. some of the rural areas do have some thick fog first thing this morning. it's not going to be a big issue and it will be gone almost as soon as the sun comes up. 54 in gaithersburg. 52 in frederick, maryland. good morning to the panhandle of west virginia, temperatures fliring with 40s this morning. 50 in charles town and martins burg. 50 winchester, virginia. 46 in warren ton. so if you're planning to get outside, do a run first thing, plan on a quick warmup. 50s to near 60 between now and 8:00 in the morning. that's obviously the best time to be running. a quick warmup, mid 70s by late this morning. back up to near 80 by lunchtime. plenty of sunshine. the quick warmup means you'll need to have e. yesterday i had to refill the water bottle four times. the overall impact, the weather's going to have

virtually none. sunny, warm. don't forget sun block and drink water as temperatures are running almost 10 degrees warmer than average. full sunshine on our future weather forecast. a warm day coming. highs most neighborhoods up into the low, maybe mid-80s for a time before clouds sneak back into our skies later tonight. there's your highs today. 81 in hagerstown. 83 your tie in leesburg and manassas. 85 in town. upper 70s on the western shore. as far as rain chances go, boy, nothing close to us today. a little area of low pressure off the carolina coastline. plenty of unsettled weather off the gulf coast. that's not going to bother us at all. a little ripple coming our way. second part of the day tomorrow might wring out a quick shower late tomorrow afternoon, evening. i would not plan on that being much of an issue at all. in fact, most of us i think will be dry all the way through the week. with that mind here's your seven-day forecast. 85 today. warm and mild. slight little chance for a few showers late tomorrow. but that is going to be a

low-impact rain chance for sure. temperatures staying close to or above average most of the coming week. our best chance for rain is. >> awesome weather. >> hope you like it. all right, time 6:22. coming up, what one community is doing to clear the air in the northern virginia area. plus how a purple purse is creating awareness about a problem that could turn de. i'm mark maury. carrie, we're almost five weeks until election day and the campaigning, slowly but surely, is picking up especially among high-profile surrogates. >> that's right. monday is going to be a big day in wisconsin. new jersey governor chris christie campaigns for vulnerable republican governor scott walker. also on monday, former governor jeb bush will raise money for kansas senator pat roberts. >> that's a lot of activity. later in the week will see senator rand paul campaign for

north carolina candidate tom tillis. mitt romney stumps in michigan, the place of his birth, for republican candidates. hillary clinton will be raising money in florida for charlie crist, the republican turned independent turned democrat who's running for governor in florida. >> the stakes are high. control of the senate and the governors mansions across the country. >> we'll be having an early verdict in just more than a month on those races and see everyone n.

take a look. these are the new signs you'll see the next time you take your kids to the park in fairfax county. several more tobacco-free play zone signs should go up in the coming weeks. the signs don't ban smoking but ask that you don't light up around the children. the fairfax county school system is expected to approve similar signs for its playgrounds and athletic f today montgomery county is doing its part to combat bullying? your child's school. parents, students and educators are invited to today's town hall meeting. it begins at 2:00 p.m. at the silver springs civic building on 1 veterans place in silver spring. share your thoughts on prevention and intervention strategies to keep bullying out of school. move over ice bucket challenge. the purple purse challenge is making its way through fairfax county. right now that purse is in the hands of virginia's governor terry mcauliffe. the purple purse is a campaign to raise awareness of domestic

abuse, specifically financial abuse. fairfax county supervisor john cook was the first to hold the purse in the county. proceeds benefit shelter house, a nonprofit that provides services to the homeless and victims of domestic violence. >> it's not about carrying around a purse, it's about the issues of domestic violence so we can raise awareness and start talking about domestic violence here in our community. >> the challenge started earlier this week with supervisor john cook passing the purple purse to board chair sharon boliva. we are awaiting word on whom the governor will pass that purse to next. the time now is 6:27. coming up, the search for two missing kids in montgomery county continues today. they are just two of several missing in our area. then, watch out, the new d.c. streetcar. it begins to roll it for simulated testing this w taking a look use, it will

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one car flipped over. right now, we are working to find out more about a fight at six flags early this morning. some reports say it was big. at least one person was hurt. check on your flights before heading out to the airport today. we checked and ten flights out of reagan national have been canceled. seven flights out of dwi. air travel has been difficult all weekend because of friday's fire at the chicago air traffic control good morning. it's sunday, september 28th. will it be an indoor or outdoor day? let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. >> hey, there. outdoor day. back no. beautiful weather outside for today, nothing to concern yourself with, other than maybe sunscreen if you're going to be outside for any extended period of time today. bright and sunny. it's going to be another warm one. we made 85 degrees yesterday and we're going to be every bit that

warm again today. right over downtown this morning, little bit of early morning color in our sky. sunrise just after 7:00 a.m. 49 in martins burg. 52 in prince william county. mid 50s fairfax. upper 50s prince george's county. visibility in miles here. under a mile visibility now from may that is has and war 10 ton and culpepper towards martins burg. patchy fog in rural areas this morning. temperatures here in the 50s for much of the morning. then up to the mid 70s by lunchtime today. perfect weather for baseball. last game of the season i think it is for the nationals and marlins. temperatures during the game in the 80s. how long does the warm weather last? find out in your. right now, police want your help to find this man who's missing from frederick, maryland. tejani stone has autism. frederick county police say they're looking for him in montgomery county as well. police say stone has a history of running away. he walked out of a day care in frederick on thursday and has

not been seen since. stone's case is just the latest in a surprising series of missing people in our area. today volunteers will be out in germantown again to search for missing toddlers jacob and sarah hogle. join them at seneca valley high school at 8:30. news 4's derek ward tells us about the latest developments in the case and all of the rest of the region. >> reporter: it's hard to recall a time when there were this many active missing persons cases at one time in alicia rudd. hannah graham. tajani stone. the hogle children still missing. police are following up on all leads. the suspected leads in the woods of black rock park friday prompted immediate response but no development. >> we feel like they're probably still in this area. but there's, you know -- they've had definitely plenty of time to get them out of the area. that's a big concern of ours. >> reporter: this especially with their mother, katherine

hogle, who went missing with the children only saying that the children are somewhere safe. she's been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and she hasn't told authorities where she took the kids. >> i just want my kids home. >> reporter: cit searchers are trying to establish a timeline for her whereabouts with the children. a lot of effort focuses on getting the word out and hoping information comes in, especially on the vehicles katherine hogle may have been in. >> we have fliers giving the time windows. >> reporter: maybe they were caught on some merchant's surveillance camera. >> they're very interested in looking at their video footage to see if they saw any of these cars. >> reporter: meanwhile, katherine hogle has been moved to a facility where she may be allowed visitors. troy turner hopes perhaps she may talk to him frankly about their children. >> i wouldn't mind talking to her to see if after all this time -- she said she had someone to watch them for two weeks. the two weeks is up, maybe it's time for daddy to pick them up this morning we're learning

how the secret service dropped the ball during a 2011 shooting at the white house. according to the "washington post," it took the secret service five days to realize that shots had hit the residence. a housekeeper noticed broken glass and a chunk of cement on the floor. this is the first detailed account of the incident on record. oscar ortega hernandez was arrested and charged with attempted assassination. the president and first lady were not home at the time. a new warning about anterra virus, right now causing serious symptoms for children. the disease develops like a bad cold, however, four kids in colorado developed polio-like symptoms too. >> some of these kids i think are having some weakness and some it progressed to paralysis. >> the cdc says hundreds of children have the virus today, including some in virginia and maryland. doctors say you should check

your kids for extreme trouble breathing, severe coughing, as well as wheezing, fever and rash. those symptoms can be related to the antero virus. in the week ahead the attempted capital murder trial will begin against bashir, accused of shooting and wounding an alexandra police officer in old town, ruled competent to stand trial. according to court documents, bashir shot officer peter lebeau in the head during a traffic stop. lebeau survived with a traumatic brain injury and has had to relearn how to speak and walk. the d.c. street cars start running tomorrow. but without any passengers. the simulated service will run the same route and the same hours. you can take one once service begins for real, expected to . you'll see lots of road work on the southeast-southwest freeway this week. monday, wednesday, and thursday

lanes and ramps will be blocked starting at 10:00 a.m. on tuesday you'll see crews on kennelworth avenue north east. nothing should be completely closed however. 6:37. a volcano erupted killing dozens of people in japan. now the search is on for survivors. chuck has your sunday forecast. and a change

in this week's "wednesday's child" we meet a young man hoping for a family that likes pets. he's been living in a group foster home where he hasn't had the chance to raise his own pet no matter how big or small. news 4's barbara harrison takes us to meet james.

>> there it is. excited? >> yeah. >> yeah? i'm excited too. hi, georgia. >> reporter: georgia bay, program director at the lift me up therapeutic horseback riding center in falls church, welcomed james who happens to love horses. >> would you like to meet our horses? >> yes. >> oh, yes. >> this is niles. >> hi, buddy. >> reporter: the first horse was niles and it was love at first sight. >> wa you like to brush niles? >> yeah. >> james has been in foster care since he was 3. he's 14. >> reporter: james enjoyed grooming niles. georgia explained it's a way to make friends with a horse. >> just a way of making friends with niles. >> reporter: james said this looks like a great home for horses. >> the horses can get some freedom and they're not locked up all day. >> that's important, isn't i they need their exercise. >> reporter: he says he loves the outdoors himself and actually enjoys playing just about every sport.

>> soccer, basketball, hockey. biking, hiking. >> reporter: those who know james say he needs a family to help him to realize his potential and to be motivated to succeed in all that he does. >> are you ready? >> yeah. >> reporter: he was certainly motivated to learn how to ride niles. >> how does it feel? >> it feels great. >> reporter: james wants the love of a permanent family. >> it takes a forever family. not just a staff of people who are paid to care for him. >> reporter: she says james needs a home. he says he hopes that hem has pets. >> i think i'll take niles as my own pet if i could. >> reporter: james says if not niles a cat or dog will do. >> are you ready? harrison, news 4, "wednesday's child." >> if you have room in your home and heart for james or another child who's waiting, call our special adoption hotline.

1-88-to-adopt-me. police think they're closing in on a man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. even though he may have been planning his escape for years. eric frein is accused of ambushing and killing a pennsylvania state trooper according to state police there, his computer shows he researched things like surviving in the wild and police technology. he's been on the run for two weeks. the time now, 6:42. as part of our changing minds campaign, we are taking a closer look at a group of people with a higher rate of depression and attempted suicide. we meet a man who survived. now over to chuck. good weather for the nats game? >> yes, indeed. looks like a great day to go outside, to go to the nats or play a little baseball in your own backyard today. the second half of your weekend forecast is comi

you're watchi ining "news 4 today." 18 police officers in the city of alexandra have died in the line of duty since the department was founded. soon there will be a permanent memorial to honor their sacrifice. yesterday city ground on that memorial. it will be housed at police headquarters on wheeler avenue. the memorial will open later this year. if you go out to montgomery mall today you won't be able to use one of the parking garages. we're talking about the one

outside macy's. take a look. you can see scaffolding and a big pile of rubble there. a railing collapsed. no one was hurt. we are working to find out when the garage will reopen. last may, a construction worker died at that mall when a large slab of concrete fell. we are changing minds. this morning we take a look at one community that has significantly a higher rate of suicide and depression than most am what's being done to change minds in the lgbt community. ♪ >> reporter: these are the songs that teague wrote to heal. ♪ >> reporter: songs that have helped him overcome a battle with depression that started when he was a teenager. the result of gender confusion. >> i always believed when i hit puberty my voice was going to drop, i was going to start growing facial hair. then the opposite happened and

it threw me for a loop. i became very withdrawn and once i hit high school, that's when the depression really hit hard. >> reporter: teague was born a female. but he says, inside, he felt like a man. >> do i really want to spend the rest of my life living like this? or do i want to look deeper into myself and figure out, hey, this might be me, i might not be a woman, i'm a guy. >> reporter: and that inner struggle led to self-harm and even a few suicide attempts. experts say that's not really unusual. let's bean, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals have higher rates of suicide and depression, especially among teens whose rate of attempted suicide is four times higher than others their own age. >> there really is a significant foundation in fear. fear of losing relationships. fear of disclosure, job loss. >> reporter: steve is director of behavioral health for the

whitman walker health clinic. he says depression often surfaces when individuals are first coming out. they fear they won't be acces o discriminated against. he warns that those who don't seek professional help often find other ways to cope. things like using drugs ask alcohol and engaging in risky behaviors. >> so it could just have a snowball effect for an individual if they continue to try to manage this on their own. >> it's like you have a giant dark hole right in y and no matter what you do, no matter how much food you eat, no matter how much you might self-harm, nothing fills that void. >> reporter: he says it took him awhile but eventually he realized he was transgender and made the transition from being a woman to a man. >> once i came out and i started hormones, over the course of the following year i was able to come off four different antidepressants i was on. i calmed down a lot. and i think a lot of that was being able to feel like i was

more comfortable in my own skin. because i was being read as my gender that i am. >> you can find much more information about mental health on our website. nbcwashi search "changing minds" and you'll find a list of resources and treatment centers close to more searches are under way right now for anyone trapped or any bodies around the japanese volcano that erupted. police say so far they've found more than 30 bodies at the top of mt. ontay. they're waiting for a doctor to officially declare those people dead. the volcano erupted yesterday without any morning. 200 people were on that mountain then. most have since come down. switching gears to our weather. just a great stretch of weather for us. i love september. >> couldn't be any -- well, it doesn't feel like septe

outside. still feels like a little bit of august. temperatures well above average again today. if you're planning to spend any time outside, just like yesterday it's going to be plenty warm. so don't forget to drink a little extra water on your way outside today. from our city camera view over washington, what a gorgeous early morning sky. tons of color out there. all the oranges and yellows out in full force early this morning. just about right. shutter bugs get your camera ready, zip on outside. the sky here for about the next 10 or 12 minutes is going to be about as pretty as it's going to be all day long. just sit here and soak it in. not much of a breeze blowing. so the potomac has a near mirror calm finish on it first thing this morning. that's the way the day looks and that's the way the day's going to feel. 62 in washington. dew points in the mid 50s. so places where the temperatures are a little lower have indeed seen a bit of fog first thing this morning.

where temperatures are upper 40s and low 50s we're finding thick fog this morning. martins burg, west virginia, 49. la ray, virginia, 48. war 10 ton, 46. if you're going to do yard w ge this morning. temperatures during the mid to late morning hours today will be in the 70s. mild and dry. by later on this afternoon, though, with near 100% sunshine, it's going to be quite warm. so you may want to go ahead and have everything done by 1:00 or 2:00 this afternoon in order to avoid dehydration. here's our future weather forecast. for today, starting out with bright sunshine and keeping it all day long, it will be warm today. temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees warmer than average. by 8:00, 9:00 tonight, skies will start going over from partly to mostly cloudy. we'll have a good number of clouds to deal with during the late-night hours tonight. high temperatures this afternoon, even where you're in the 40s now, you'll make it into the upper 70s to near 80 today in and around town, mid 80s. western shore communities mid to

upper 70s. get the work and school day started tomorrow morning, a cool, partly to mostly cloudy start tomorrow. temperatures low to mid 60s for out the door weather monday morning. then tomorrow as we go forward through time, skies today partly to mostly cloudy tomorrow. a little ripple coming our way in the atmosphere. might wring oua shower or two but that's about it. rain amounts will be really, really low. so rain intensity for tomorrow, i wouldn't even necessarily worry too much about the umbrella. a spotty little shower or two. that's it. tomorrow going to be another warm one. just not as warm as it was outside today. temperatures tomorrow generally holding in the mid to upper 70s. that said here's your seven-day forecast. 80s today. 70s tomorrow. near 80 again on tuesday. our average high is only 74 degrees. so most of the first half of the week will be well above average. clouds come in late next week. honestly our best chance for

rain in the next seven days is next weekend. >> tomorrow's chance, not a big deal. >> not going to do anything for the dry lawns. >> we'll enjoy, thank you so much. still ahead, we take a look at the first pictures of former president bill clinton and former secretary of state former secretary of state hillary

in cases of rape and incest, just former secretary of state hillary 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. today you can see the nationals play for the last time in the regular season. it may be a good day to bring

family as well. it's fan appreciation day and the team will hand out a stocking cap to the first 25,000 fans. today's game starts at 1:30. we found tickets on stub hub for as little as $17. when the playoffs begin next week, we just checked, the ticket will cost you more than $70. if you're looking for something fun to do today, you can head down to freedom plaza. today is the 12th annual d.c. turkish festival. the festival begins at 11:00 a.m. this morning on pennsylvania avenue northwest between 12th and 14th streets. there will be turkish dance and stage performs. traditional coffee and tea 10s. and the popular fortune tellers. we have pictures to show you of the newest member of the clinton family. take a look. that's chelsea clinton and her husband mark and their new baby girl. her name is charlotte. and she's their first child. bill and hillary also had a chance to spent quality time

with the baby. in fact, hillary clinton says, grandmother is her most exciting title yet. yet. >> yet. hm. >> how fun that is? that's great. >> congratulations to them. all anybody wants is a happy and healthy baby for everybody. >> absolutely. all we want is great sunday weather. >> done. >> it's done, done deal. he promises. i love it. that's it for "news 4 today." coverage of the ryder cup is coming up ne. tomorrow morning we begin at ok. we'll start looking for an suv... "fire' by firenze" "sir?" start your search online with over 35,000 carmax quality certified used cars.

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only from xfinity. welcome to the first tee on a sunday at the ryder cup. >> thank you, ladies and gentlemen. this is match number three. on the tee, representing the united states of america, rickie fowler. >> rickie fowler, just 25 years old. a 21-year-old and a 24-year-old are in the first two matches ahead of him. he's played in every session so far. and will make it five. played a team session with jimmy walker, going 0-1it