pieces of the puzzle that may be missing. and you can already see it on storm team 4 radar. we will go to the storm team 4 meteorologist tom keeper. breaking news, montgomery county. this is route 108 at olney. very serious crash. somebody just pulled out of this vehicle. still o keep right now. you can see chopper 4 over this. this is completely shut down 108 at olney. traffic being diverted at muncaster. it will be shut down for some time. that is what police just told me a short time ago. otherwise, looking quite good into and out of town. no major problems. 66 at nutley is moving along as is the beltway at st. barnabas. tom? >> we have dry roads where that accident occurred. it may not have contributed to

the accident. we are getting sprinkles west of the metro area. there's one heavy downpour south of us in richmond. a few scattered sprinkles pulling out of the mountains into the panhandle of west virginia, east of winchester, coming into loudoun and western frederick county. a few sprinkles that stretch into northern fauquier county. a cool morning. mild afternoon. you need a jacket this morning. you'll be comfortable in shorts as we get mild. have an umbrella handy. a few sprinkles coming through late morning and during the afternoon. coming up weather and traffic on the 1s, live with the storm team 4 by 4 and your neighborhood forecast. thank you. it's 6:01. soon you will be able to ride the d.c. streetcars. today begins a final round of

testing. megan mcgrath joins us where the street cars are out and running already right now. well, it has been a long time coming, april. we are starting to see a lot of movement here. in fact, there is a street car kind of making its way slowly towards me right as we speak here live. the first dry runs. the first practice runs getting under way at 6:00 this morning. there have been lots of delays leading up to this day. today is the first time we will see the street ts cars on the roadways during rush hour. because this is a practice day, there won't be any they will leave every 10 minutes. the video you're seeing, some of the activity on trolley depea. a lot of activity as they have been getting street cars in place. here on benning road, they have a dedicated lane for the

trolley. they to the floor to share the lanes or the road with traffic. that is not th, though, on street. the trolleys will be in the regular lanes of traffic. it will be interesting to see how that impacts rush hour as people get used to the new pattern. reporting live from the depot, megan mcgrath, back to you. megan, thank you. this is the first time street cars are running for deckation. there's a new effort to make sure your kids r. look, listen, be safe pr starts off today at sc around h street. it will include tool kit teachers and safety presentations about stre a man accused of shooting an alexandria police officer goes on trial. he shot him in a traffic stop he had to relearn how to and walk.

6 khrrpb 04 now. >> a 15-year-old h student remains in a induced coma. he was severely injured of the fright fest event flags witnessing took this cell phone video. parking lot and outside in bow. his head hit the concret he was punched two tim. they're wondering he was .ictim of the so-cal >> security has to be be if you're going to hav li prepared for them. >> the teen is in icu in condition. six flags says it has be security and traffic enf and is calling this an incident. doctors are telling people not to be alarmed after they brought a doctor here with ebola

in sierra leone. medical experts say even if the doctor does have ebola, there is virtually no risk that the disease could spread to anybody else >> today laurel is cracking down on drivers who run red lights. today you'll notice five new signs going up in different areas. the signs remind drivers to brake at signals. red light running is a serious problem nationwide and kills hundreds of people each year. >> it is monday morning. the science behind what you choose to wear today may be more complicated than you realize. how it changes as the week continues. the scare that put the university of ke on lockdown overnight. and to storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to see how it looks at nats park. news 4 today will tomorrow to scroll through your drive times the on the bottom of your screen through the commercial

new this morning, the american academy of pediatrics is recommending teenage use long-acting birth methods. condoms are the least ef way among teen girls. instead, girls should us or hormonal implan. teens having sex sho use condoms, of course protect against sexu transmitted diseases. this next story may make you rethink that outfit you pick out for work. most women start the week wearing black. as the week goes on they choose brighter clothes to lift their mood ahead out oe weeke out of 2,000 women, 20% say they pick a different color to wear every day of the workweek. as you can expect, black is the

most popular workweek color. black is just easy. i don't think it has to do with the fact that it is monday, tu. it is a uniform. >> the same study says black is the best color for confince building too. it gets you in the right state of mine, followed by red. >> and it matches skin tone, hair color, eye color. it just works well. >> 6:10 is our time right now. a nice morning across our area. and it's going to get warmer as the take goes on. >> the notice ended with such a bang we had to accepted check bell out to nats park to look at our weather out there. chuck, good morning. >> hey, good morning, eun and aaron. cloudy skies. there's no one in line here at the pox office. if you wanted a ticket there wouldn't b. your forecast around the metro area county by county today. a risk of a passing sprinkle or two. gradually climbing up into the

70s. all about your friday. what should you ex. give us the earlier start time. because rain chances will be increasing as we go through the course of the day on friday. all fingers are crossed for an early game. a nats win to go with my playoff beard. breaking news with melissa. good morning. breaking news montgomery county. olney, 108 at olney. . all of 108 shut down between brookville and georgia avenue. taking a look at a wider look at things. otherwise looking pretty about. no major problems. 295 is slow past 50 as it

typically is. 95 northbound in maryland, beltway to 32, 12 minutes. virginia, quantico to the beltway, 29. just a couple of minutes behind. i'm back in 10 minutes. a quiet conversation with huge implications. the discussion could could lead to a change in gay marriage laws. today we celebrate the fuel that is getting us going every morning. morning. it's coffee.

mornin fairfax county it's coffwe 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.

bottoms up. it's national coffee day. we're celebrating with a cup. so are you apparently. scott squire tweeted us, coffee and light reading. history and colonial williamsburg which is beautiful of course. >> tweet us @news4today. we'll let you know where you can get a free cup of coffee today. just a short while ago, afghanistan's new president call for others to lay down their weapons. new video from ashraf ghani at his inauguration. you are seeing the first democratic handover since the 2001 u.s.-led invasion. all of this despite two deadly invasions in the capital of kabul. he swore in his election

challenger in a deal brokered in part by u.s. leaders. the u.s. is expecting this new president to sign off on a security deal to allow 10,000 troops to stay there after the combat mission officially ends in december. aaron, back to you. thank you. 16 after the hour. the all clear has been given after reports of gunfire on campus at the university of kentucky. three shots were fed at 10:00 last night. police did issue an alert telling students to stay inside their doors as they looked for a group of men dressed in black. a trial for one of the accused boston bomber's friends. phillips lied. he pleaded not guilty. three people died in the bombing. more than 260 others were hurt. two of dzhokhar tsarnaev's

friends have already been convicted. several arrested and police reported tpwupb fire after more protests overnight in ferguson, missouri. it doesn't look like the unrest is going away any time soon. the new round started off at the same time as a police officer was shot. police say the protests and that shooting are not related. police say right now they are closing in on a man accused of killing a pennsylvania state trooper. they shifted their search area slightly over the weekend. eric frein is accused of ambushing that trooper and killing him. he also attacked and seriously . as of this morning, frein has been running for more than two weeks. today the supreme court will start discussing whether to hear the virginia gay marriage case. justices are also considering gay marriage cases in utah, oklahoma and wisconsin. the court could agree to hear one or more this winter, deny the them all, or delay the

decision. it was ruled unconstitutional by a lower court earlier this year but a stay was issued to hold marriages until the supreme court decided what to do. 6:18. california is cracking down on sexual assaults on college campuses. the state just adopted a yes means yes assault rule. the bill defines by law what concept means. under the bill, someone drunk, drugged or unconscious cannot grant consent. instead, both parties must consciously agree to engage in sexual activity. is. a terrifying ordeal for a woman in arizona after live power lines fell on her car during a rainstorm. take a look. the woman sat in her car not touching the outside for more than an hour as crews worked to cut power to the wires. she was eventually taken out of her car. her daughter says she was scared and had an anxiety attack but is

expected to be okay. all right. we are staying on top of breaking news in first 4 traffic this mor right to melissa. this is in olney. 108 completely shut down at olney mill road. chopper 4 over the scene. very serious crash. one person pulled out of the vehicle a little while ago. 108 shut down between brooksville road and georgia avenue. so your alternates will be to divert traffic on muncaster. you will want to take georgia. it's going to be out there for quite a while if you're hea no major problems right now. 66 and 95 looking pretty typical. average speeds 45 miles per hour right now. not so terrible this morning. taking a look at prince georges side of things. a little slow headed towards the beltway on pennsylvania avenue and branch area. 66 is moving approximate along at prince william parkway. part of that are these good

areas thanks to dry roads. that we're going to have for a little bit longer. >> that's right, melissa. have an umbrella with you, though, as the day progresses because we may get a few sprinkles moving in latee m are the afternoon commute. storm team 4 showing a few sprinkles making some of the roads just slightly damp. the panhandle of west virginia. right now getting it martinsburg. movi into montgomery and frederick in the next half hour or so. some of the pavement may get damp. we're hovering around 60 degrees in nearby suburbs and the rural areas. clouds aroun will stay with us. mostly cloudy. mild afternoon again. i will make it into the upper 70s. that's warmer than average. as we get into the last day of

september tomorrow, beautiful day. upper 50s in the morning. afternoon highs reaching 80 tuesday afte. on the first day of october, wednesday, upper 70s again and partly sunny. a few sprinkles wednesday similar to today midday and afternoon. beautiful day on thursday. low 60s. afternoon highs upper 70s. all eyes on the nationals game. it should be mostly dry early afternoon. late afternoon or evening game, may be interrupted by showers or thunder showers. before then up around 80. fresh change for the weekend. highs only 60 to near 70 on sunday. great outdoor activities on the weekend. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:30. hour hour-by-hour breakdown. that's the way it looks. back to you. coming up on 6:22.

>> today jury selection begins in the penalty retrial of murderer jodi arias. a previous jury convicted her of first degree murder but was deadlocked whether she should be put to death for murder of her ex boyfriend. travis alexander was stabbed 30 times and shot in the head. prosecutors will again seek the death penalty. attorneys may be hard pressed to find jurors untainted by the high profile case. . in news for your health now, keeping your kids active could improve their brain function. a new study in the pediatrics journal found nine months of exertion improved elementary skills. >> at this time people go crazy for anything pumpkin flavored. you don't have to go far to find the pumpkin stuff. it is enticing of orange colored

packages. pumpkin cream cheese, pumpkin granola, and pumpkin creamer for national coffee day. but they don't have pumpkin in them. what they have is a ton of sugar. real pumpkin is good for you. it has plenty of fiber and vitamins. you just have to know what to do with it. >> if you add pumpkin to a soup or stew or your morning oatmeal, that's when you're getting true health benefits of pumpkin. >> dieticians recommend pumpkin seeds which go great on salads. i like pumpkin pie but that's about the only thing. >> the bread, though. that's the best time of year for that stuff. >> this ought to make you happy. free coffee. >> national coffee day. we have been telling you some of

your favorite chains offering free coffee at krispy kreme stores. you can get free small coffee or $1 espresso drinks. there was one survey that said 58% would prefer a cup of coffee over >> well, a bible at the center of a huge fight. why this historic book that belonged to martin luther king jr. will take center stage in a court battle. u.s.-led air strikes continue. watching the sky for rain today.

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it's a no-hitter. jordan zimmermann. >> 1931 the last time this no-hitter. jordan zimmermann did it in a big way. heading off into the playoffs. >> it is really something to the fans. >> we will turn to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. our resident chief nats fan. >> are you ready to go? >> let's hope we can keep the movo going. what an incredible catch. what a gorgeous weekend. this morning we have had a change occur. storm team 4 radar showing a few sprinkles coming from that disturbance. just to the west, the areas in

the light green, light scattered sprinkles. from martinsburg, frederick, leesburg. elsewhere, staying dry this morning. temperatures right now are rather cool. hovering around 60 degrees. live this monday morning. sunrise 7:02. by 8:00, still mostly cloudy. mid-60s by noon time. we may get a few sprinkles in the metro area during the middle and latter part of the afternoon. checking on problems this monday morning with breaking news. >> montgomery county, crash at 108 at olney between brookville

and georgia. your alternate is duncaster or georgia. this is going to be in the way for some time. you will encounter this up in the olney area. wider look at things. looking typical at this point this morning. 270, frederi. gaithersburg. sudley and 66 moving along. more coming up. thank you, melissa. new developments in the fight against isis. carrying out air strikes in iraq and syria. jihadists around the world will strike back for these kinds of attacks. this is video of air strikes from last week. this group is different from

isis. the u.s. used it as a terrorist organization because they want to impose islamic law on syria. the president is plaming u.s. intense to allow isis to thrive in syria. he said they found a safe haven in syria after fleeing from iraq after the u.s.-led invasion. >> i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. they were able to reconstitute themselves and attract foreign fighters who believed in their jihadist nonsense. >> the president also says i miss judged the iraqi army and their willingness to fight isis. eventually the u.s. will have to accepted american troops to fight islamic state group militants. he said he doesn't believe the president's approach for air

strike to dismantle isis. coming up on the "today" show, the latest details on the continuing air strikes in syria. more of the president's mission that he underestimated isis and what that means for our military after news 4 today. 6:33. more than two weeks since anybody has seen uva student hannah graham. searches are stretching outside the area where she disappeared. they went out on atvs to comb a i cup side south of charlottesville. the search is much smaller, though. only 50 trained volunteers showed up yesterday. they are following up on more than 1,600 tips and racing against time t. >> fortunately, we have had very little rain since this has gone on. so the preservation of clues or evidence is still good at this point. but we're still looking for anything that might lead to us hannah. >> jesse matthew, who is accused of abducting hannah, is schedule to be in court on thursday.

we just learned maryland is getting a slice of a half billion award from the obama administration. $15 million is going to a program in the state that helps community colleges p now companies such as ibm are training workers with little education for jobs in cyber security or i.t., information technology. we will learn more about this program when the vice president announces all of the winners at the white house later on this morning. back to you, eun. >> thank you. expect to go learn more of a arrest of a maryland woman who was killed inside her home. nicole burgess was found s to death inside her davidson home last march. her dog was also stand to death. so far they have not released any details on that person. they are planning to hold a

conference to release more information. in prince william county, a te spotted with a pellet gun during a fire drill near lakeridge middle school. a teacher caught the teen and called police. they say the teen never pointed or shot the gun at anyone. they first saw him carrying the gun near the pool last sunday. the case has been september to juvenile court for review. today ben cairn will speak about the aerospace industry. county executive baker will be there as well. today a judge could decide the fate of two prized possessions from the late martin luther king jr. they have been in a battle over his battle and nobel peace prize. the items have been stored at a safe deposit box at an up

disclosed bank. the brothers want to sell the items. they say bernice removed and hi the items. it was used during president obama's second inauguration. paying cash to get cash. a huge jump in bank fees and the relief we see from d.c. >> plus, the secret service firing back. the accusations that it botched a shooting that led to seven bullets in the white house. live at nationals park this morning, meteorologist chuck bell. check the forecast in your neighborhood.

welcome back. 6:40. today the secret service is responding to a new report. . the the "washington post" said the agency bungled its

report to a shooting at the white house three years ago. kristen welker has more now. kristen, good morning. hey, eun and aaron, good e pre and first lady were infuriated by the way the secret service bungled that shooting according to the "washington post". the agey is already investigating that unprecedenteded security breach earlier this month. that's when a man jumped over the fence and entered through an unlocked door. a rifle was fired at the white house while parked a quarter mile away. a supervisor gave an answer stand down and that the noise was coming from a nearby construction site. it took four days for the secret service to realize the white house had been hit seven times by bullets. it came only after a housekeeper found broken glass on

balcony. the girls were home with their grandmother. an usher told the first lady, assuming she already knew. aids said the president and first lady were fuming. an investigation was launched immediately. hernandez was arrest and is serving time in jail. over the weekend, the white house continued to express its confidence in the agency. lawmakers on capitol hill say they are deeply concerned. it calls into question the leadership. back to you. >> kristen welker live at the white house. thank you. she'll have even more on the secret service and these concerns coming up on the "today" show right after news 4 today >> so far it is shaping up to be a nice, please, comfortable morning. >> and there is winning in the air.

>> ahh. >> baseball winning. and a history ebg no-hitter yesterday. >> nowhere near as exciting at the ballpark as it was with the no-hitter yesterday. still a lot of hitting going on. a lot of construction. a look at our eastern sky. a beautiful picture. a little hint of salmon in our sky early today. clouds will win out. mostly cloudied today. as a result, cooler than we have been. made it into the low and mid-80s over the weekend both days. mid-70s today. with annen off and o around the metro area, just at least have it around. nothing major and heavy headed our way. more importantly, as we look towards the friday time frame, what to expect for friday, rain chances increases. so let's keep our fingers crossed that the baseball league gives us an early pitch as opposed to a late pitch.

by friday night, we may be dealing with rain and a possibility of a thunderstorm or two. so we are pulling for an early afternoon game. speaking of getting out and getting a head start on things. melissa? >>. whites ferry at pools sraol, car into a pole. still this crash where chopper was earlier. olney road. diverted to duncaster or georgia. 270 southbound from jerman town to the beltway, 24 minutes. 66 east, fairfax to the beltway, 16 minutes. the outer loop from 95 to georgia avenue, twice as long, 17 minutes. quantico to the belt bay, about 15 minutes behind, slow, at 41 minutes. melissa, thank you. for the fit time in more than 50 years the streetcar is back

in d.c. take a live look now. the first ride started less than an hour ago. we're live to show you what you can expect in northeast washington today >> and a luxury carmine us one of its luxury features. of its luxury features. the tool i

in cases of rape and incest, just of its luxury features. the tool i 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. 14 before the hour. we're following several major headlines to get you up to the minute the minute you're occupy. >> we start with megan mcgrath where the streetcar just started

rolling in the last 45 minutes. megan? well, yeah. in fact, we look across the road here on benning road, one of those street cars going by live as we speak. a lot of activity. here's one coming toward me now. so they have been out on the roads now since 6:00 this morning. so about 45 minutes or so. and so far so good. no reports of any problems here this morning. th dry runs, if you will, to allow the drivers to get used to their schedules, get used to routes. they are not carrying passengers today. won't until sometime in november if all goes well. they want to get the drivers to figure things out, get used to the new pattern, get used to driving amongst the cars there. so that's what they are doing this morning. if you drive along benning road, h street, expect to see the trolleys up and running this morning. benning road, they have a dedicated lane. on h street, though, the

trolleys do not have a dedicated lane. they are mixed in with the traffic. cars will have to watch out, stay out of the way. no parking along those stretches. or you run the risk of being particular the etted and towed. it will be interested to see how things go. a lot of folks not used to riding or driving on the roadways with the trolleys in action. they will be running every 10 minutes throughout the day. back to you debase in the studio. >> meg a new effort kicks off today to make sure you and your family are safe around these street cars. it is ca look, listen, be safe. it includes presentations for schools around h street. teachers will ree tool kits to teach about street car safety. the man accused of leaving an alexandria police officer with a brain injury depose on

trial. le boyd is still recovering. he has had to the relearn how to speak an. bashir is able to stand trial after questions of his mental health. and o ebola while in sierrleone. it is not clear whether he contracted the disease. right now he is under observation. even i ebola there is virtually no risk that the disease could spread to anyone else. a warning is going out to drivers in laurel. do not drive-through red lights. five new signs are going up. they are warning approximate the dangers of red light running. it has killed hundreds of people each year. >> an expensive luxury car by might be breaking the law. kate, good morning to you. good morning to you, aaron. g.m. is warning corvette owners

not to use one of the car's high-tech features called valet mode. it lets drivers of the 2014 corvette record conversations. that's illegal in several states. to g.m. is working on a software fix. pack to you. kate rogers live at cnbc. thank you, kate. we're talking about this wonderful weather we have been having. i like the warmup. i know cold weather is eventually coming. i will take every warm day i can get. >> for so many, autumn is the best time of year. >> beautiful. >> eastern skies splashed with color. a live view of northwest washington. we have a lot of clouds around. as we look at storm team 4 radar, clouds are continuing to push on through. and they are moving from west to east. but a few breaks allowing that colorful sunrise. and there is the storm team 4 radar showing a nice sprinkles.

areas of light green in with of west virginia. farther south, there is one. now into northern loudoun, western frederick. these are quickly moving off north and east. and passing north of the metro for the morning commute. most areas will have the roads dry through thg commute with temperatures hovering in the low to mid-60s. in the afternoon commute, we might have some wet roads with a few showers coming through. maybe just a few sprinkles. temperatures by then, though, should be hitting upper 70s much of the region under a mostly cloudy sky. a few breaks of sunshine. overnight tonight, we will cool down again. enough cool air with clear days and cool nights to cause autumn color. this was taken at snowshoe, west virginia yesterday afternoon. you can post yours as well on

instagr twi and facebook. peak color not until halloween for metro area. another beautiful day with beautiful temperatures. afternoon highs in the 70s. on wednesday, again, upper 70s. and we might get a few sprinkles wednesday midday and during the afternoon. thursday looking dry. all eyes on friday for the nationals playoff opener at nats park. if it's an afternoon game, most of the game will be dry. evening game, though, it could be interrupted by showers and thundershowers. partly cloud saturday, sunday. highs 60s to near 70. breaking news on the roads this monday morning with melissa >> breaking news again in montgomery. this is poolsville, at partnership. we have a car into a pole with wires down. folks out of power there as well.

olney, 108 still shut down. traffic converted at duncaster, as well as georgia. 270 southbound, if you're headed out of frederick, we are quite slow past old hundred road. it is pretty slow right now. r look at things you can see we look pretty typical with the exception of the top of hopping on to 95 for my friends down there. as you head into town you can see it's a little slow. opens back up in triangle. gets through dale city. 6:53 is our time right now. family members want answers after a 15-year-old boy was left in a medically induced coma. the teen was severely injured outside the fright fest event at six flag witnesses took this cell phone video. they say fights broke out in the parking lot and outside the park in bowie. the team's relatives say his me

hit the concrete after he was punched twice. they're wondering if he was the victim of the so-called knockout game. >> the security has to be beefed up. if you're going to have events like this you have to beef up security. >> they are cals an isolated incident. the teen is in icu in stable condition. police looking for two people who fired a gun outside a chuck e. cheese in southern california. some shots hit the building. it was a scary moment for all the families inside at the time. >> some ki it's sad this happened at a chuck e. cheese. >> it started with a fight. no one was hurt. . sobering predictions about the cost of natural disasters over the coming years. red cross says extreme weather events like superstorm sandy could cost the world $420 billion by the year 2030.

the red cross recently launched a campaign to educate people approximate the importance of being ready for disasters. in the last 20 years, more than 1 million people have died in extreme weather events. it's been off-limits for years. but the manassas city council is voting whether to reopen the lake. it was closed in the 1990s to protect the city's drinking water supply. now, though, some lawmakers saying the money could be used to turn it into a recreation area. the county will take up the issue in about six months. 6:55 now. four things to know as you head out on this monday morning. supreme court will meet behind closed doors on whether to hear the gay marriage case. today we are expecting to learn more about an arrest in the murder of a pmaryland murde who was stabbed to death in her home last month. the u.s.-led coalition

against isis is not slowing down as it carried out more targeted air strikes in syria overnight. in an interview with 60 minutes, president obama admitted leaders underestimated isis. the new d.c. streetcars are running right now. but you can't ride them just yet. you'll see them all week long as they go through one of their last rounds of tests before you can use them in november. grab an umbrella before you head out the door. we may have a few scattered sprinkles. highs reach upper 70s. storm team 4 seven day outlook, warmer than average temperatures. a few more sprinkles on wednesday. might get showers and thundershowers late friday evening depending when they have the nationals playoff game. nice to be following that. take a look at this. this is chopper 4 at 270 southbound. brand-new crash there. otherwise, looking pretty typical. slow at the top of the beltway.

remember, another crash whites ferry at partnership. alternate is darnestown road. 108 at olney mill road, traffic diverted to duncaster. it is national coffee day. we want to thank you for sharing all of your pictures on facebook and on twitter. all your coffee mugs and all the coffee. >> follow news 4 on twitter. we have been tweeting a lot of fun facts about coffee for you to wow your co-workers with. grab yourself a cup of joe and

good morning. underestimated. the president admits his administration and u.s. intelligence officials misjudged the threat of isis. >> i think they underestimated what had been taking place in syria. >> while overnight the terror group manages to gai new ground despite ongoing air strikes. medical mystery. a new fear tied to that dangerous respiratory virus sweeping across the country. is it now causing paralysis in some children? airport chaos. hundreds of additional flights canceled in and out of chicago today after that troubling case of sabotage at an faa facility. why it could take weeks to get things back on schedule. and the happy couple,