get to work this morning. our storm team is tracking the latest foggy conditions right now. when you can expect the weather to clear. and what police are telling us about the motive behind this incident to leave her in the hospital. good morning, everybody. 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to this tuesday, september 30th, 2014. we are dealing with fog right now. >> we'll look at the impact this fog is having on our ability to see outside. yes, we had the showers yesterday and overnight to leave the atmosphere saturated with moisture. now the showers are just northeast of baltimore and continuing to pull off to the east. a few sprinkles in the lower eastern shore, but it is very humid as a result. the visibilities have really dropped with patchy, dense fog. down to a quarter mile in a few locations mainly west and north of the metro area. right around washington, visibilities are near 2 to 5 miles. if you encounter the dense fog,

have the low beams on. driving and slow down. watch out for pedestrians this morning and for deer. they are lurking in the fog. temperatures in the mid-50s. closer to washington, we are in the 60s from the blue ridge all the way to the bay. and there is capitol hill. you can see it lit up there with the spotlight showing a little bit of light fog right in washington. we'll have morning fog with us through 8:00 or so. then a mild afternoon coming in with a chance with a few showers coming through mainly west of i-95 later this afternoon. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s, the hour-by-hour warming for the day ahead is coming up in ten minutes. now melissa is checking on road conditions this tuesday. what's going on right now? the roadways are looking good with the exception of the fog along the stretch of 66 and a little bit in montgomery county near shady grove road on 270. 66 and 95 are looking good. no problems headed into town or out of town.

bw parkway and 95, exactly how we like to see it on your work day. they are moving right along. indian head highway at the beltway, no problems there. and 95 at 395, nice shot here. especially when you're seeing a lot of open lanes. we do have a car here, not sure if there's a disabled vehicle there, as that just popped up. remember to follow u us @first4traffic. the search continues for a person who stabbed a woman in silver spring. the montgomery county police say this happened before 8:00 at an apartment complex on piney branch road. this could be connected to a robbery attempt. police have not said what the woman's condition is but she's expected to be okay. doctors say a 15-year-old boy is improving after this weekend's huge fight at six flags. at one point they thought the boy would need surgery after being in a medically-up deud

coma. prince george's county police say a criminal investigation into the incident is now underway. a developing story right now in the fight against isis. australian authorities say they have arrested a man in melbourne today accused of giving $12,000 to a u.s. citizen fighting for the terrorist organization. the money was used to fund the citizens travel to syria. police say the two men connected on social media do not believe the man who was arrested was plotting any attacks and there's no specific threat to the public. meanwhile, syrian officials are blasting president obama saying he's been trying to warn the u.s. about the threat from isis for three years. syria's deputy foreign minister told nbc's ann curry the assad government would welcome any help from isis.

and a pizza delivery man was robbed late last night at a student apartment complex on boteler lane. the university of maryland police say an armed man came up to the delivery man, showed a gun and demanded cash. the delivery man was neither a student nor a university employee. he was unharmed. today we're expecting to learn how much money drug companies are giving to individual doctors. part of the president's health care law requires drug manufacturers to report payments and gifts to physicians. for the first time, that information has been made public. consumer groups believe the two decisions can influence prescribing decisions. the american medical association says some of the payments are for research and they say the report is dangerous because it lacks context. the american airlines is inspecting a plane after it blew a tire mid-flight. 140 passengers did not arrive in baltimore until after 1:00 a.m. this morning. they were supposed to get in at 8:55 p.m. last night.

the plane took off from dallas-ft. worth airport last night. the pilot had to circle the airport for four hours to burn off fuel. many say you could smell the burning rubber. after a few hours, passengers boarded another plane to eventually land safely to bwi marshall. several officers will be honored in the police officers quarterly award ceremony happening this afternoon. the department said a few of the reasons the officers will receive awards today including using cpr to save a toddler, finding a missing woman and arresting a suspect accused of trying to kidnap a little girl. a woman missing for days turns up alive in the trunk of a car. how some good samaritans came across her. and a mild yet foggy start for some folks on this tuesday morning. we're tracking the warm-up for the day ahead with your hour-by-hour forecast at 5:11.

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bay. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s, look at the rain timing, where and when, in ten minutes at 5:21. now melissa is lookinged a conditions this morning. what is going on? we have the fog you have been talking about, tom. i want to show you a couple more spots where we are seeing the fog. 66 at route 123 through fairfax there's some fog. and 270 at falls road, you can see the haze over some of the cameras. shady grove road as well just one exit up. beltway at georgia avenue, not too bad there. a wider look at things, no major problems right now. a lot of construction earlier is now out of the way. prince george's county side of the roadway is looking good. i'm back in ten minutes at 5:21 with a look at 95 in maryland. she is still talking about chocolate over here. >> now it's on my brain. i've been thinking about it. it's all i can think about now. the feature more car buyers say they can't live without when searching for a new ride.

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5:15 is your time right now, 65 degrees. some of us are waking up to patchy fog with a live look from the tower camera overlooking nebraska avenue in tinley town. you can see the fog off in the distance. keep it right here as we'll tell you how the fog is impacting your morning at 5:21 with weather and traffic on the 1s. two girls go missing from the same charlottesville area. hannah graham two weeks ago and morgan harrington found dead in 2009. their cases five years apart and now one suspect linked to both of them. police aren't saying exactly what evidence connects them, but they do confirm three cases spanning nearly a decade now appear to be linked to jesse

mathews. the morgan harrington case was connected to a rape back in 2005. harrington was found months after she disappeared following a concert. evidence from matthew's home and car was a break in this case. >> it hasn't changed a lot for us. in some ways, our bedroom is still empty upstairs. we are still not going to have the grandchildren, the wedding, those things. >> even as the new details were released, the search continues for hannah graham. a team of 15 to 20 people scoured side roads and trails yesterday. still nothing has been found. an online fund-raiser for mathews has been shut down. friends of matthew are trying to raise money for his defense. it was shut do the

creator of his page was threatened along with his children. yesterday someone had a sign saying he's innocent until proven guilty. matt lauer will speak with morgan harrington's parents on the "today" show starting after "news4 today." you can get the latest information on nbcwashington.com. we could find out more today as a patient in dallas in the hospital is infected with ebola. texas health presbyterian hospital in dallas said the patient's symptoms and recent travel indicated a case of ebola. they are holding the patient in strict isolation right now. the virus has killed more than 3,000 people across west africa and affected a handful of americans who have traveled to the region. preliminary reports from the cdc are expected out today. there is a new effort to protect your rights if you bike to work. according to "the washington post d.c. council wants to change insurance laws. right now for a biker to collect

on insurance, an accident must be completely the fault of the driver. insurance companies have said rates may go up in the law changes. walmart says comedian tracy morgan is partly responsible for his injuries during a deadly crash in june. according to court documents, morgan was not wearing a seat belt whenhe walmart truck slammed into the limousine he was riding in. he was critically hurt and another comedian died in the crash. morgan is suing walmart saying it should have known the truck driver was awake for more than 24 hours before the crash. 5:18 now. new this morning, video of a fishing boat rescuing 109 people after their ferry ran aground. look at the scene here off the southwest coast yesterday. a fishing boat traveling nearby heard the distress call and responded before the coast guard. the boat towed the ferry to safety. in april a similar ferry crash

sank off the coast of seoul killing more than 300, most of them children. some good samaritans were in the right place at the right time to rescue a woman missing for days. >> and we heard a thump, thump, thump, and we thought it was a prank. somebody was pranking us. >> it was no prank, though. the mother in louisville, kentucky, was locked in the trunk of a car. the good samaritans called 911 concerned someone wouldn't get there on time. >> she said she couldn't breathe, so i got scared. 911 still hadn't arrived, so i ran across the street, got a brick, through the brick through the passenger window -- >> they popped the trunk and the woman was freed. police say she had absolutely no memory how she got there. police believe she was hit in the head by somebody before being locked in the trunk. it is now time to look at the forecast.

we are talking about some warm weather that we have been enjoying through the area. >> a little bit of fog for some of us kicking things off this tuesday morning. we'll look at things now, tom, what do you say? we have patchy, dense fog this morning because the atmosphere is pretty saturated with moisture. thanks to the showers we had yesterday and a few lingering showers overnight, right now storm team 4 radar is showing showers northeast of baltimore heading into northern delaware. we have a few sprinkles as well. southern part of the bay into the lower part of the eastern shore, that is moving off to the east this morning. farther west, we have some of the dense fog beginning to form. and as we go forward throughout the rest of the day, we'll see the fog dissipating midmorning. a little sunshine in and out after that. then by mid afternoon, might get showers popping up out in the mountains. late afternoon, the showers are drifting farther east. these areas you see in the greens and yellows are the scattered showers. then as of 10:00 p.m., might have a few of these north and west of the metro area. but most dissipating by midnight. and by dawn tomorrow, may have a

lingering shower. what to wear today for the morning hours? long sleeves and long pants. it will be rather cool in the low to mid-60s the next few hours with the fog around, too. watch out for that for students waiting for the buses this morning between 7:00 to 8:00 in the low 60s. then between 8:00 to 9:00, partly sunny. most of the fog should be gone by them with temperatures into the upper 60s. and we drive around today, keep up the weather 24/7 with the latest radars and the storm team 4 weather app. get it in the itunes store and download it. tomorrow, partly sunny with highs in the upper 70s. a small chance for a shower late morning and during the afternoon. then on thursday, partly cloudy. morning lows in the upper 50s. afternoon highs in the mid-70s. friday, we'll have some fun in the morning with increasing clouds in the afternoon as a front approaches from the west. temperatures into the upper 70s. right now we're looking at the

timing would be friday evening for showers to come on through. ending before dawn on saturday, the storm team 4 outlook is showing a big change for the weekend. saturday is near 70 with lots of sun and the highs in the 60s. 40s for the lows on sunday. then monday a bit milder again with highs in the middle 70s. we'll look at the latest visibilities with the fog around and now we'll look at road conditions with melissa. overall, no may job pmajor problems. we have some fog off 95 in maryland. the beltway near good luck road is pretty good. the beltway at 50 is seeing a bit of fog that should burn off in a little bit. a wider look at things, no real problems anywhere.

we did have some earlier construction right here that should be out of way right now with a little bit of a slowdown just inside the beltway on bw parkway and down in prince george's county. everything is moving along quite nicely. remember to follow us on twit r r @first4traffic. one man treaded water for two hours while clinging on to his nephew. the other two children climbed on top of the capsized boat and waited to be rescued. >> we kept them calm by telling them it's in a pool except there's a wave and they had life preservers on first. and we held on to them for dear life. >> everyone on board survived. the exact cause of the boat capsizing not clear yet.

the coast guard says life jackets likely saved everyone's life in this accident. today a major road project gets underway to help your trick to redskins park. vdot will begin the extension project of the gloucester parkway. the road will extend from the existing end point at the loudoun parkway to pacific boulevard with the new road running by redskins park. it will cost $40 million and completed by the summer of 2016. what do you look for when looking for a new car? according to a new study, most people are looking for the car on the internet. the study says access to wi-fi or a 4g internet connection is increasingly important. 80% of car buyers consider it one of the most important options when buying a new car. and the younger the car buyer the more impor that internet connectivity is. to have internet connectivity in your car is something you would have to look for. >> not ever. it's never crossed my mind.

what do you need that for? >> what do you look for in a car? i'm not buying this either. well, would you pay for bad service? >> good question. >> there's an iowa couple that did and took mercy on an overworked server at the same time. >> the couple we want to a local restaurant for their anniversary and found themselves waiting 20 minutes for water. it was another 40 minutes for an appetizer and over an hour for an entree. instead of storming out, they tipped the waiter $100 with a note saying that we have been in your shoes, pay it forward. they posted the receipt on facebook and it's taken off from there. apparently they are trying to say, listen, we had bad service but instead of leaving no tip, trying to send a positive message. >> 1.3 million likes on that post on social media. people are really seeing this resonate with folks. >> the hope is that the server will have this resonate with them and she or she will pay it

forward. >> apparently they were understaffed that particular day. and the server was overworked. i have walked out of restaurants when i felt like i didn't get adequate service. >> you don't know what happened 20 minutes before you got there. >> if the server says, here's the situation, i would be much more understanding. >> both of those people who left the tip were servers themselves. so they were in his or her shoes and were more likely to pay it forward. and what the tens of thousands of protesters are demanding from the government by tomorrow. and you are waking up to pretty comfortable temperatures out there. tom says the fog and rain will cause problems for you at a certain time today. the breakdown of all that information during your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. the secret service is under scrutiny this morning. the tough questions the head of the agency has to answer today on capitol hill. and if you can't be in front of your tv, watch "news4 today"

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looking at the stories making headlines at 5:30.

we are waiting to learn what specific evidence links the suspect in hannah graham's disappearance to the murder of another college student. morgan harrington in 2009. robbery may have been the motive in silver spring last night to leave a woman in the hospital. and a number of baltimore-bound passengers are home after an in-flight emergency forced the plane to make an emergency landing. we'll have much more on the stories throughout the morning, but first good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back on this tuesday, september 30th. 5:30 with a live look from the tower camera here in washington's tinley town neighborhood. you can see the fog off in the distance looking north. some of us waking up to some difficulty seeing. >> yeah, we'll check in with meteorologist tom kierein now to get an idea on the weather we'll have today. good morning. the densest fog is mainly west over the metro area, shenandoah valley, and out in the mountains m locations are down to a quarter mile or less. watch out for that.

east of the blue ridge, these are the visibilities in miles. gaithersburg and dulles, we are generally down to three quarters. but this could quickly diminish and get thicker here over the next hour or two because the air is pretty saturated. driving along, you may have great visibility and then come into a patch of dense fog. so use the low beams, slow down and watch out for students at the bus stops. watch out for deer, too. temperature where is the fog is the densest, mid-50s into the mountains of west virginia and western maryland. closer to washington, temperatures in the low to mid-60s. mid-60s around the bay. what to expect today? well, a foggy morning dissipating by midmorning. a warm afternoon coming up and a rain chance this afternoon at 30% mainly west of i-95. coming up, next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41. we'll look at the all-important forecast for the nationals first playoff game on friday. now we'll check the road conditions with an accident out there, isn't that right,

melissa? brand new cash 95 northbound at triangle in virginia. the left lane is blocked, but you can see the slowdowns already building. a wider look at the big picture, overall looking good right now. 270 at montrose road, you can see a little of the fog he's talking about there lingering around. same thing at 66 at fairfax county parkway. the prince george's side of things, everything is running smoothly. see you with travel times in ten minutes. thank you, melissa. today we could learn the answers to all the recent questions about the secret service and how well it's protecting the first family. nbc's tracie potts is joining us live from capitol hill now where there will be a hearing today. tracey, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. how smart is it to reveal all that information in public? that's the question that julia pearson is asking in this letter sent to the committee. she's testifying before today's

hearing. lawmakers want to grill her on not only the incident that happened ten days ago, the fence jumper who ran across the yard. and now according to "the washington post" he got to the east room and beyond before they were able to stop him. but they also want to ask about the earlier incident, a separate post says in 2011 when the seven gunshots hit the white house, it was four days before the secret service was able to confirm that. it may have been gang gunfire shoot-out near the white house. turns out it was not someone who appeared to be disgruntled with the president. all that is expected to come out today, but here's where part of the hearing could be held in private. she questions whether to reveal a lot of details about how to protect the first family. we'll see what happens starting at 10:00. >> tracie potts, thank you. there were changes in place

right now in response to that incident. take a look at the second fence along the northern lawn of the white house. the secret service says it is only temporary. we'll be sure to let you know if it changes because of the latest report. after shots were fired, we are working to find out whether a security guard at the ethiopian embassy will face charges. he was detained for firing the gun while trying to break up a group of protesters. you can see him holding the gun in this video here. everyone else is holding their cell phones. nobody was shot but shots did hit the car and a tree nearby. new developments overnight out of hong kong. pro-democracy protesters say the government has until tomorrow to meet their demands for election reform. hundreds of thousands spent another night in the streets bringing one of the financial hubs of the world to a standstill. they want hong kong's chief executive to step down and for

officials to hold democratic elections. they will not negotiate with protesters and will continue to pre-screen candidates for the elections. and many are calling this the umbrella revolution. you can see tens of thousands of demonstrators holding umbrellas using them to deflect pepper spray and tear gas deployed by police officers. u.s. officials are urging police there to show restraint and stop using tear gas on citizens. 5:35, siblings sarah and jacob hoggle went missing three weeks ago. yesterday their father asked governor martin o'malley to issue an amber alert but the state dped his request but said they will continue to provide resources necessary for the search. >> i drove down 270 and for days now i have seen a black screen above my head whenever i drive under the electric board. how is it going to hurt to put

my child's name aboard. >> the children's mother was the last person seen with them in custody. maryland state police did not issue an amber alert because there was never a confirmed abduction and no immediate indication that the mother would harm her children. the mid-air scare for passengers on the flight to bwi marshall. you are waking up to 65 degrees this morning. we'll take you through the weather and traffic at 5:41. and we are starting to get a and we are starting to get a better ide

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all right. just a few days until the nats begin what we hope is a long playoff run. if there are late playoff games this year, you can take metro home. american university announced a special partnership with metro to keep trains running late on weeknights. metro will run as late as 1:20 from navy yard. it will be in-stadium announcements in the stadium to say how late the trains will run. and they will update the status on the twitter feed. and no late game this friday, but you may have to skip out of

work a little early. don't tell the boss i told you to do that, but the nats face the winner of tomorrow's giants/pirates wild card game. if the pirates win, the nats play them on friday at 12:07 p.m. if the giants win, that game will start at 3:07 p.m. so now, we want to know, will the weather cooperate? >> it is always a big question. we turn to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein for some answers. tom, good morning. good morning. there's the live view from the national harbor camera. there's some light fog there, but there is denser fog farther west. speaking of the nationals, all eyes on the friday forecast. if it is better, you'll be in the low 70s and partly cloudy. to start at 3:00, upper 70s. then by late afternoon, there's a slight chance of a shower coming in. the greater chance of any showers would be drive night. so looks like the weather will be good for the games on friday whether they start at noon or 3:00.

well, there is a little light fog in the northwest with a live view from the tower camera with temperatures in the 60s. we'll stay this way thr midmor and jump into the lower 70s. a chance of an isolated shower west of i-95 during the latter part of the afternoon into early evening. by then, temperatures are in the upper 70s. coming up, next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:51. a big change on the way for the weekend. now we'll look at the traffic this morning with melissa. any problems going on? we do have breaking news right now. this is in chevy chase on wisconsin avenue at western avenue. a pedestrian was hit. we understand is this person will be okay. but still, this area kind of shut down right now as you are heading through any time soon. wider look at things looking fairly good this time of the morning. 270 westbound, we are on time

germantown road to the beltway. same thing outer loop to the beltway. 66 east from fairfax county parkway to the east. they are meant to cut down on speeding and could be working too well. the potential deficit for this. and weather and traffic are always on even during the break. keep an eye on the bottom of the screen at 5:41.

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this plane after it blew a tire mid-flight. 140 passengers didn't arrive in baltimore until after 1:00 a.m. they were supposed to get in at 8:55 last night. the plane took off from dallas-ft. worth airport at 5:00 p.m. shortly after it took off and blew a tire. the pilot circled the airport for two hours to burn off fuel for an emergency landing. passengers aboard told our sister station all they could do is sit there and hope nothing else went wrong. >> i smelled burning rubber when the flight first took off. so the flight started circling around. >> yeah, it was just kind of -- >> after a few more hours, passengers got on another plane and eventually made it to bwi marshall. more testimony is scheduled today in the cab driver accused of shooting alexandria police ofd guilty by reason of insanity. in court yesterday the first officer to reach the scene

describes how the boy was clenched in pain with blood running down his face. laboy survived the shooting and was left with a permanent brain injury. several developments in the charles severance murder case. the man charged in three alexandria murders wants to use tax money to hire an investigative team. they say severance was moved out of the jail yesterday to avoid an appearance of conflict. one of his alleged victims nancy dunning was the wife of a former sheriff. police say video evidence linked him to the killing of his wife. and a body was found yesterday in fairfax county. the investigation caused delays for the evening commute with the vre train tracks running right through hemlock overlook regional park.

rescue crews spent hours freeing a man trapped after a row house collapse in baltimore. the man was trapped under tons of debris. crews had to secure the building before pulling him to safety. investigators say he was working on the row house when the building collapsed. mitt romney will head a fund-raiser for republican barbara comstock. comstock co-chaired romney's campaign in the last election. fedex's spokesman says they

will look to host other events there at the field besides today's game. and the mark-ups will show what the new stadium will look like. a representative will be there at 6:00 tonight at the building of old hundred street near metro ar ar. the department of homelands is receive i g ways to honor those for their service. and joshua bell is back in washington and taking his talent to the metro station. he'll be at union station at 12:30 with nine musicians he's been mentoring. you may remember seven years ago he performed incognito at metro

station but almost no one stabbed him. you heard -- i was so busy walking through our lives trying to get one place to the hour that we can't recognize genius -- >> it doesn't seem unusual it becomes background. >> the plan for him to play for free is remarkable. folks are looking for nice weather this afternoon, too. >> our director just told me he directs there at the music station and nobody wanted by. >> nobody stops by? you would think people would stop. storm team 4 piece westin camera gave us this picture. thank you very much.

there's a lot of fog near a quarter of a mile. use the low beams as you head out this morning. ten miles in martinsburg, but elsewhere visibilities are not too bad. it is patchy. you can have locations just outside of the airport and not too far away where the visibilities are very low. so watch out for the fog. low to mid-60s for prince george's, montgomery and fairfax county. for today, what what to wear? i would say long sleeves and long pants. it is rather cool. 60s for another several days for the morning bus stop. we'll have the fog around between now and 8:00. and after that, partly sunny

between 8:00 to 9:00 would be in the upper 60s. and the light fog we have had already and the overnight rain coming through saturating the area. well right as we head into the evening hours, mainly shenandoah valley and near the blue ridge, after that we could see lingering showers overnight. highs in the upper 70s and partly sunny. another chance of an isolated shower with highs in the upper 70s. the mid-70s on thursday with a chance for rain and then a big change for the weekend with highs in the lower 70s. we had one crash earlier 95 northbound at triangle. a second crash has happened. one of them is getting out of

the way, so good news. you can see the backups for the building headed northbound in the triangle. to cost you some delays if you're headed out, the big picture is looking good. no issue there. 270 at old hundred road, just normal volume building out of frederick county and wyoming winding through the top, wiggly part of 270. the beltway at branch is looking good, but it's so foggy there you can hardly even tell. if you have a delay, i'll tell you about that. we are not knowing how long the delay will be there but it will be slow for the next little bit. guys? thank you. d.c.'s new streetcars will be out on eighth street. they will be free for the first

year in service. you should be able to start r e riding soon. the district is expected to take in more than $93 million from speed cameras by the end of the month, but by the end of august they only generated $26 million in revenue. city officials say they are happy that people are getting tickets. major cuts could be expected. part of the president's i wonder campaign says the money is for research and says the report is dangerous because of lab contests. and this morning we are

learning another store was hacked in a major grocery store chain. courtney reagan is live with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. supermarket chain supervalu was hit by the second cyber attack weeks after initially getting hit by the virus. malicious software was installed across the chain, but data was only stolen from stores in minnesota. many believe the customer card data could have been stolen as well. the channel starts hack iin there as 7-eleven wants more products in health and wellness

and the group is growing. >> but the slurpies are staying, right? teachers are complaining of a supply shortage as a cost-cutting measure with the district reducing the number of printers by 56%. up instructors say they have less time to breech because they will save a million dollars a year. this morning prince george's county firing in after is being held for cancer awareness. this is the third pink emergency vehicle of its kind in prince george's county. another fire truck and ambulance are already in service throughout the county. a great way to recognize an important month. >> a wounded veteran in ma

that'ses is nassas is receiving a new home. he was wounded and helpingahero.org helped make this happen. >> this makes me feel one hundred times better. it was definitely worth the wait and the work. >> the family also received a tribute from the honor guard at the celebration there and a special rendition. a cup of coffee is being offered from 7:00 to 9:00 a.m. at the starbucks on market street in kentlands. they hope this will help many feel much more comfortable around law enforcement. and a warning from the

university of maryland police. and it will be a foggy

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montgomery county to keep an eye on it for you. but we start with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein now to show us what you can expect. pretty foggy out there, tom. the live view didn't show the fog but it is patchy fog. you drive along and all of a sudden you're in a wall of fog. watch out for that. use your low beams and slow down coming into the wall of fog. you may not be able to see a pedestrian or deer in the rural areas lurking in the fog. these are the latest visibilities changing. these are at the airport, but just away from the airport you can have patchy, dense fog. dulles down to an eighth of a mile of visibility. and you can see the fog visibility keeps changing on sort of the winds blog around a little bit to cause some of the moisture to change location. right now, just light fog over the capitolith a live view from the capitol camera. for today, the morning fog is now patchy between now and 9:00. after that, a mild afternoon. a chance of maybe a few showers mainly west