outdoors. >> it is going to stay like this? >> temperatures right now low to my-60s. it will stay through 8:00. maybe a little sunshine in and out. by late morning, through noon time, during the afternoon, quite a bit of cloudiness. maybe a few sprinkles com have an umbrella needed. by then temperatures should be in the mid to upper 70s. sunrise 7:02. sunset, 6:54. radar showing a few scattered showers into west virginia. they are tracking off to the east-northeast. maybe a few sprinkles near martinsburg, winchester, front royal. we'll just have quite a bit of cloudiness throughout much of the day ahead. and those possibilities of sprinkles during the afternoon. now let's check on the morning commute.

melissa is checking on road conditions and construction going on too. >> some construction. that's right. starting in temple hills. branch avenue north between manchester drive and auf road. one lane blocked. it should be out of the way in the next half hour. just a warning if you're headed out sometime soon. no major issues coming into or out of town. slow on the bw parkway. 66 and 95 both moving right along, as is 270 at shady grove were road. back in 10 minutes. see you at 4:41. it is 4:31 right now. investigators racing against time to find clues that will lead them to missing student hannah graham. a much smaller group combed areas outside of coleville. the search stretched into is a rural and wooded countryside.

fortunately, we have had very little rain since this has gone on. the preservation of clues or evidence is still good at this point. but we're still looking for anything that might lead us to hannah. >> now, hannah's alleged abductor jessi matthew will face abduction charges on thursday. >> we want you to take a look at this video of the inaugural event in kabul. he takes the helm for hamid karzai. there you see him after a month-long standoff over election results. violence before and after the ceremony. nbc news learned an explosion near the kabul airport killed four and injured eight armed taliban fighters and stormed a government compound there. at least eight killed in that

attack. back to you. . it is 4:33. an american doctor exposed to the ebola virus is being treated at nih in bethesda. it is still not clear if he actually contracted the disease. right now he is being kept isolati e has ebola, people should not be alarmed. > there is minimal to any risk at all to people in the hospital and the bethesda hospital. we have a special unit designated for this type of infection containment. >> four other american aid workers sicken while volunteering overseas. one remains hospitalized. the other recovered. what travel can expect in the day ahead as airlines struggle to put problems in chicago behind them and get flights back on schedule. >> clear skies.

watching live showers as they roll into the washington area. the impact they could have on your plans. with your neighborhood forecast at 4:41. >> paying the price. the fees you can expect if you use the wrong

welcome bag at 4:36. crews are getting the d.c. street car ready ready for its first real ride. you will see it running on h3

northeast but without any passengers inside. megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning, eun. yeah, this is the first dry run we will see in just a couple of hours. we're on benning street. the street car tracks are imbedded in the roadway there. across the other sigh, that is the trolley lot. the flashing lights is the first in the cue. it will leave at 6:00 this morning. the trolleys will run normal hours and schedules today. they just will not have passengers. the trolleys will run a 2.4 mile stretch on benning and h streets. they will run every 10 minutes. if you travel through those areas expect to share the radio, the area with these trolleys. the h street car, keep in mind, it will not have a dedicated lane like we see here on benning road. what does that mean?

the trolleys will be sharing the road with cars and bikes. they the can't veer to get around cars. so you cannot park along those areas along h street so the trolley can get through. you have to have an open lane there. they will be ticketing and, more importantly, they will be towing in that area. of course there will be a learning curve with all of this. it's all very new. keep in mind if you travel through the routes there might be a little bit of confusion. we are expect to go see the first trolley leave this lot at 6:00 this morning. megan, thank you. a new effort kicks off to make sure you and your family are safe around those street cars. it is called look, listen, be chef safe. it includes presentations for schools around h street. teachers will receive tool kits to keep the conversation going about safety. if you think you have been paying more money to take cash

out at the atm, you're probably right. out of network atm fees have gone up 5% over the last year. they have gone up 20% over the past five years. the average atm fee $4.35 per transaction. the d.c. area doing a little better than the national average at just 4 bucks for the transaction. wake up and drink up. it is national coffee day. dunkin' donuts and krispy kreme and places serving up cups and other deals. about 83% of americans drink coffee. 31% make coffee the most important part of the morning. they brew that cup of coffee before doing anything else. before you brush your teeth, before you get breakfast. >> before you speak. >> that is important. send us a picture of how you are celebrating national coffee day.

post them on facebook or tweet them @news4today. >> she got you one of those for christmas last year. >> it keeps it warm. this is from my mom. >> cheers! >> cheers! >> let's get you updated on the other most important thing of the morning, weather. 66 degrees. >> the coffee is brewing in your kitchen, we have rain brewe mou. ahead of that, just sprinkles. and south and west of us, just east of roanoke there is an area of moderate rain getting closer to richmond the next hour or two. for this morning, we will stay dry. except the pan ham of northern west virginia and northern shenandoah valley.

sprinkles rolling through the next hour or so. have an umbrella haepbld you'r aheaded out then. late morning and late afte sprinkles looks like the timing for that. temperatures hovering 60 nearby suburbs. mid 60s in the bay and washington. live video from our tower camera. noon time, low 70s. a chance of sprinkles as well during the afternoon. by then into the upper 70s. a look at a change coming for the weekend. that at 4:51. melissa, good morning. hope are we doing in our commute? >> into and out of town, we have two spots of construction. branch avenue >> nick: between manchester and auf road. then pennsylvania avenue northbound at woodyard road with the right lane blocked. otherwise, looking pretty good. 66 at fairfax county parkway.

moving right along. no major problems. a live look at virginia in a few minutes. >> thanks, medical sis sa. >> it's a no-hitter for zimmerman. >> how often is that? the big day for jordan zimmermann and the nats as the team prepare for the playoffs. also ahead, a future designed to help you keep track of your car. we'll show you the potential legal problems for g.m. owners. weather and traffic are alw

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welcome back. 15 before the hour. for the first time, president obama admitting that u.s. intelligence underestimate the threat from isis. he also says he overestimated the ability and the will of

iraq's ability to fight. he said isis you've the syrian civil war to rebuild its organization after fleeing from iraq. he also recognized that by conducting air strikes in syria to fight isis, the u.s. is helping syrian president bashar al assad. the president said the immediate threat it poses to america is greater than his disapproval than president assad. >> isil represents a hybrid of not just a terrorist network but one with territorial am pwaeugzs with the tactics of an army. this is not america t isil. >> many believe a air strikes a lope will not be able to dismantle isis. 72% of americans believe americans will send ground troops to iraq and syria to fight isis. 45% of americans believe it is a good idea to send soldiers back

to the middle east if military commanders believe it will stop isis. 37% of americans don't want to send troops back. president obama repeatedly stressed americans will not send americans back for a ground war in iraq. he lied to investigators after the bombing at the boston ma. two of tsarnaev's friends have been convicted of interfering in connection with the attack. seven people were arrested and police reported gunfire overnight during protests in ferguson, missouri. our nbc affiliate out there says no one with was seriously hurt. a police officer was shot there this weekend. police say the protest and that shooting are not related. they say the officer is doing okay. he was shot in the arm. his body cam a ra was off .

> i'm mollet green. students got to return to normal activities after a lockdown. three shots were fired on the campus just after 10:00 last night. and lexington police issued an alert. they were telling students to stay inside their dorms while they two out and look for suspects described as a group of men dressed in all black. campus police report no injuries and no victims. back to you. >> thank you, mollet. three days after fire caused a flying nightmare, flight delays at chicago's airports are likely to continue into the workweek. travelers are waking up on the terminal floors waiting to see if they can get home. an employee set fire to a regard in a suicide attempt. it caused thousands of flight delays. >> all because of one person.

it is so infuriating. it is sad that it took this. but it's just so frustrating when it impacts so many people. >> the faa says it will be october 13th before that damaged facility is up and running again. meanwhile, displaced employees are handling chicago air traffic from other facilities. today we are expect to go learn more about a mur rest in anne arundel. nicole burgess was found stabbed to death last march in her name. her dog was also killed. they are planning to release new information in a news conference this afternoon. "washington post" reported said the took the agency days to realize what was actually happened, that a shooting happened. oscar ortega hernandez is in prison for firing shots back in 2011. the president and first lady were a way but mallia was at

home. the president says it was not immediately clear what happened but disputes the claim that it did nothing that night. it increased security at the white house . >> and a ball driven to left center. souza. he's got it! it's a no-hitter for jordan zimmermann. >> it was supposed to be the last game of the regular season. they're already in the playoffs. instead, it turned into the first no-hitter in franchise history. way to go, jordan zimmermann. this is why yo. oh, maybe the nats are resting up for the playoffs. never. >> it was the cherry of a really outstanding season. they didn't have a whole lot to play for. they already made the playoffs. they already had home field

advantage. jordan zimmermann, though, he's a given. he wanted to make sure the fans had something >> and that catch. >> souza made that unbelievable catch on the last out of the game. and he just made this an occasion for the history books. >> i played with them for years. the one thing i want to do is make sure anyway i could catch that ball. >> with clinching the division, running on the field and acting like fools. but i'm glad we got it done todayed and have some momentum going into the playoffs. >> the first no-hitter for the nationals. first no-hitter pitched in washington since 1931. >> yeah, baby, playoffs! >> i love when he said it's the momentum. cap it off. great season all around. so happy for the team. so awesome to see. >> let's hope they keep the mojo going. we have several days off. that can break the pattern.

>> but you have the beard. >> keeping it going center we're officially moving into playoff territory. so tom and i have been growing our playoff beards. so as long as they're in, we'll keep growing. >> eun is letting her hair grow. >> as always. this time for the nats. >> we are dealing with a few scattered sprinkles. they're showing up on the storm team 4 radar. passing out of the west into the mountains right now. they might get closer to win chester and martinsburg the next hour or so. right now upper 50s to near 60. dry roads. most areas in the mid season 60s. for the afternoon commute, there is a chance of wet road as we have temperatures in the upper 70s. some of the sprinkles coming through under a mostly cloudy sky. as we look to the west with, some autumn color is beginning

to show up. this taken yesterday from snowshoe, west virginia. it is right on time. some of the higher spots in the mountains. we do see the autumn color in late september. we don't get our peak color into halloween. connect with me on instagram, twitter, facebook and post yours too. i love reading your comments too. tomorrow, partly sunny. average high in the low 70s. upper 70s tomorrow. and again on wednesday. wednesday we might get a few sprinkles midday and during the afternoon. thursday, partly sunny. upper 70s. change coming for the weekend. on saturday. and on sunday after a chance on friday that might interrupt the nationals playoff game. where we will have cooler weather for the weekend. much cooler than average. on sunday, up around 70 degrees. now let's check on the monday

morning commute. melissa is here now. a couple of construction spots here and there. looking good all over the place. beltway at new hampshire avenue, moving right along. beltway at central avenue, no problems. same thing 95 as you head through dumfries. 66 med into and it of town. looking quite good. no major issues. lots of greens a we look at this bigger picture. 270, frederick, maryland and into town, same thing. if you happen to be headed north into frederick. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic. aaron and eun? >> a apparently there is a method to our madness. why women wear the color that we do on the days that we do. >> first, though, don't touch that button.

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two people are waking up in the hospital following a crash on the beltway. a van flipped over hitting a

state police cruiser yesterday morning. we're learning alcohol may have been a factor in this crash. the driver and the passenger are in the hospital. trooper was not hurt. he was conducting a traffic stop near suitland when a van crashed into the cruiser. you may be building more more culpepper county. they have been soft billing for years. people are only required to pay if their insurance company tpao t bill. th is expected to bring in $350,000 a year. the volunteer associations are opposed to charging but says the extra revenue will improve services. organizers of an anti-bullying campaign are calling on you to help solve the problem. participants pitched a lot of different ideas and said a positive culture on the home

makes a big difference. >> what can we do that there are ways we treat others with respect and kindness and sensitivity. >> the event was organized on hate and violence and montgomery county's office of human rights. and sounding off on how well v.a. facilities are treating them. it begins at 7:00 tonight. that meeting is open to the public and veterans of course, especially those affected by v.a. delays in medical care or claims processing. sometime in the future you may be able to boat and fish on lake manassas. they will do a stew and evaluate options. the lake was closed in the '90s to protect the drinking water supply. now lawmakers say the mope used to keep people off the lake could turn it into a recreation area. the the county will take up the issue again in six months. g.m. says a high-tech

feature on one of its cars may be illegal. the valet mode allows users to record conversations when they are not in the car. the problem is certain states do not allow secret recordings of others. g.m. is warning others about this problem. they are telling people not to use the feature until a software update comes out. it lets owners see how their car was driven while not in the car. even in this area you have to have two-party consent to record a conversation p. >> but once you tell a person not to do something, that's what you want to do. >> don't go to jail. >> stay with us. news 4 at 5:00 begins now. a night of fun ending with violence. the questions that remain unanswered after an incide at six flags that landed a teenager in intensive care. . we are helping you avoid a

potential delay as d.c. street cars move closer. . and let's take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. 65 degrees outside of our studios. a little warm trend from the weekend. >> a little summer sampler. >> that's a good way to describe the, aaron. just warmer than average temperatures the again tracking into this monday. a few light sprinkles. that's or winchester, martinsburg and front royal. this morning you will need a jacket. it will be rather cool with temperatures around 60 degrees. and comfortable in shorts during the afternoon. you may need an umbrella during the middle part of the afternoon as some of the sprinkles and showers move on