plus, storm team 4 meteorologist is keeping an eye on how warm it could get today. tom, good morning. good morning. you'll need the heater on in the car as you head out. temperatures down in the 40s through low 50s. through much of the drive time this morning, dry roads. temperatures in the 50s. for the afternoon commute, the sunroof open with the bright sunshine. making it into the mid-70s. you'll need your sunglasses with the bright sun. the clouds roll in later tonight. a change on the way tomorrow. germantown, northern montgomery county, 47 degrees. but later this afternoon, jumping into the upper 60s to near 70. oxen hill, prince george's county, clear sky there. 52. by midafternoon, should be into the low 70s. springfield and fairfax, clear. around 50 degrees there. it will be near 70 during the afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s, amelia on ice. let's check the traffic with melissa and what's going on now.

>> 270 southbound, still has this problem. a report of a road rage incident into you ban that. it opens back down to the spur. trying to get chopper for you. 95 in maryland, bw parkway, into and out of town, both completely fine. branch avenue moving along. big picture here, no issues into or out of town. inner and outer loop, both looking good. no major problems. again, trying to get the chopper over that situation on 270 for you. at 6:11, we will have travel times as well. >> melissa, thank you. following a number of developments involving the ebola outbreak. 100 american marines are headed to liberia to help with the containment effort there. they will bring helicopters to get troops and supplies to locations. in the next hour a major discussion about this outbreak. leaders of guinea, lie beer wra

and sierra leone will meet with the united nations. a deputy who responded to the ebola patient is now in the hospital but officials say he does not have the virus. thomas duncan is the first person to be die from ebola in the u.s. he traveled to texas from liberia. he complained of fever, stomach pain and fatigue. he is in the hospital. it is as a precaution. family and friends are honor the life of thomas duncan. texas health officials say his remains will be korea matcremat. . 6:03. dulles is one of five airports getting workers into place to screen for the ebola virus. cdc will take the temperatures of passengers and look out for symptoms.

dulles is one of five airports who handle travel from that. the other is jfc, newark, new jersey, chicago o'hare and hartsfield-jackson in atlanta. three people in a crash in suitland. a car drifted across lanes and crashed into oncoming traffic. part of the parkway was shut down while police investigated. it is now back open. a bond hearing for stafford county teacher charged with with with sex crimes. erica mesa taught at colonial fortunately. mesa sent nude photos to one of her students and had a sexual relationship with him. the freelance star reports she had inappropriate relationships with four students since 2012. it is one of the most dangerous stretches of road in our area. today we will get to see the final piece of a safety

improvement project to route 1. it goes live today. news 4's megan mcgrath is live in college park with more. megan, good morning stphrr eun, three people have been killed on route 1 in college park. a very dangerous situation. and if you look behind me here you can see the electronic sign they have put up telling drivers that a new signal will be turned on later this morning. it's a pedestrian signal at route 1 and hardwick road. they will turn it on at 10:00 this morning. it is one of a number of things they can do in this area to try to make things safer for pedestrians. other things they have done, they have lowered the speed limit on this stretch of route 1 in college park. it is 25 miles per hour. they also have speed cameras out there to make sure that people follow that new lower speed limit. they have also put a phelps in the median between hardwick and

knox road. that is a big area for students in the college park area. a lot of folks have been jay-walking over the years. this fence, though, is going prevent that, force people to go down to the corners where there are crosswalks. the hope is this will cut down on some of these terrible accidents we have seen here in college park. if you drive-through college park, keep in mind we have some cones. we have the turn lane for these electronic signs. keep your eyes open. a little bit of a different traffic pattern this morning. when they turn on this light at 10:00 a.m., you're going to the see a lot more activity in the area and pedestrians crossing at this particular intersection with this new signal. reporting live in college park, news 4. back to you. . megan, thank you. we're staying on top of a developing story for you. protesters are on suburban, missouri streets again. the new police-involved shooting they're demanding answers about.

a new list of over-the-counter medicines that could affect the way you drive and put your life at risk. back to work for the caps tonight. we are live at the team's practice facility ahead of the home opener. there's amelia siegel. we will get you through the

welcome back. in news for your health this morning, make sure you check the label on certain over-the-counter drugs, especially before you hit the road. that includes many antihistamines, anti diarrhea and anticipate-nausea drugs the the drugs can make you drowsy, thus making driving dangerous. the effects can be worse if the driver is already sleep deprived. pa hreurpt i we are burning the midnight oil every night.

according to a new study of sleep patterns across the u.s. that reveal what time different countries go to bed. in the district most of us hit the sack at 11:41 p.m. most of us, not the folks on this schedule. all of you in prince william county go to bed at 11:32. friends and neighbors in frederick, maryland, lights out at 11:26. we need to be long gone in sleep, asleep at that hour. but, you know, a lot of people in our area are up later. they're working after they get home from their actual job. they have a lot to do. >> wind down before you go to bed. you're absolutely right. the study revealed we're not getting the recommended eight hours a night. we're only getting six and a half hours for folks in this area. >> we desperately need more sleep that's for sure. it is a big night in our area. >> hockey is back. caps have their home opener tonight at 7:00.

amelia siegel is at the team practice facility in arlington with skates on and her stick in her hand. >> reporter: guys, we are so excited about the home opener tonight at 7:00 p.m. lots of great things going on today. coming up at 6:30, we're going to be interviewing the capitals. definitely want to stick around for that. today the weather couldn't be any better. rain. a little bit of snow. that's not going to be the case at all. we're looking at plenty of sunshine acrs the area today. mild temperatures. by noon, we're already near that 70-degree mark. this is skycast 4 taking you throughout your day, showing what kind of sky cover you can expect. sunglasses. t-shirt just fine. high temperature of 75 degrees. this evening, caps temperature will be mild for the game. in the low 70s. and in the low 70s. melissa, how are the roads

looking right now? >> looking good. not as good as you on the skates. 270 southbound coming out of frederick, much better now. it is still slow. that incident is out of the way. we just spoke with police. they say it is gone. no problem. a couple of travel times. 66 eastbound, parkway to the belt day, 11 minutes. quantico to the beltway a little bit behind at 31 minutes. and the outer loop of the beltway, 95 to georgia avenue six minutes. pretty good in maryland. guys? thank you, melissa. hidden charges. we'll tell you why many of you may have some money coming your way because of a cell phone company's mistake. know what your kids are looking a they are stagger looking a they are stagger at their

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welcome back. it is 6:15. a developing story right now. police shot and killed an 18-year-old man in st. louis. the officer was in uniform but

working an off-duty detail for a security agency at the time. we're told a confrontation led to a shoot-out. police say the suspect fired three rounds at the officer. the officer reportedly fired 17 shots. the officer was not hurt. the three other suspects were taken into custody. at one point a crowd gathered near the shooting scene. that protest was quickly and peacefully disbursed. an internal investigation will decide whether the officer's actions were appropriate. in northern california, five wildfires near a busy highway. they have scorched 380 acres along interstate 80 in sacramento. part of the road is closed indefinitely. the cause under investigation.

turkey says it will only consider getting involved in the fight to take down syrian president bashar al assad. at home, a federal judge will decide whether a chicago teen will stay behind bars for trying to join isis. 19-year-old muhammad hamza kahn tried to board a plane to turkey. he left his parents a letter outlining his plans to sneak into syria to join the terrorist group. do d.c. police have a racial profiling problem? one was caught on camera. take a look. >> i'm recording this. i'm an attorney, and this is wrong. now please leave our neighborhood. >> police stops like this one is why a public hearing was held about the the department's stop and frisk policies.

the woman coming to the defense of a local handyman. d.c. police questioned him about a burglary in crescent. the woman said police racially profiled the man. >> it is something we can't avoid. but if we recognize where we come from and what our position is, we can begin to heal from this. >> the police chief defended the officers in the video. d.c. police will soon wear body cameras to establish a record of police conduct. it is 6:18. virginia task force on sexual assaults on college campuses holds its first meeting. governor mcauliffe formed it in august to discuss ways to prevent and respond to incidents. he wants a final report by june 1st. nfl commissioner roger goodell may have to testify in ray rice's appeal. he said he has no control over whether or not he testifies. a neutral arbitrator will make that decision.

this is the first time we heard from goodell since he admitted to his handling the ray rice suspension. >> it is my job to go and figure out how we are not going to have the mistakes occur again. it is clear the consequences. and this is unacceptable behavior. >> nfl team owners spent hours discussing the league's personal conduct regarding domestic violence and discipline for such offenses. today the u.s. and the uk are coming together to tackle climate changes. secretary of state skwraopb kerry and britain's foreign minister will be in boston. they will talk about clean energy and reversing global climate change >> teens are starting to abandon facebook in favor of instagram and twitter. the poll found 9 out of 10 american teens regularly use social media.

instagram has been the most cop hrar. 59% say they use twitter. facebook clocks in at 45%. the social media site's fall from grace is sudden. 72% say they used it daily last spring. it is whatever it is new. by the time my kids are old enough, there will be something else. it's hard to keep up. >> it may have something to do with attention span. you snap something, post it and move on. facebook, maybe it is a little more involved. twitter wants words. >> and if parents are doing it, youon't want to do it anymore. it loses its cool factor. . 20 minutes after 6:00. a look at weather and traffic on the 1s for you. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein to get an idea of your weather ahead. good morning. long-raping pattern. new model coming in. a wet pattern friday night into the weekend. here's how you can connect with

me on facebook and twitter and insta program. there's the way to connect. i love reading your comments. great connecting with you. temperatures chilly. it's down to the low to mid-40s across much of virginia. leesbu leesburg, 46. closer to the beltway and inside the beltway, generally in the low to mid-50s. near 60 at washington by the bay. you need a jacket, long sleeves, long pants for the morning. it will stay chilly the next couple of hours. by this afternoon, hitting the mid-70s. a dramatic change. lots of subpoena shine. a few high clouds beginning to drift in. beautiful fall color in parts of west virginia. for later today, we will have the clouds increasing. by dawn, mid-50s. during the day on friday, upper 60s. then friday evening for the the

game at camden yards, rain delay possible. first pitch is 8:07. chance of a rainout because of rain liking through friday evening, saturday morning. drying out saturday afternoon. near 70. cooler saturday. may be a passing shower. rainy pattern into next week. an hour by hour dramatic temperature changes coming up at 6:31. now with breaking news on the roads, here's melissa. breaking news. this is skwrer hand town. chopper 4 over the scene. we have two left lanes and that left shoulder taken up. a lot of volume billion behind the crash. if you're headed out out of frederick, urbana, you might want to the take 355 and work your way over to 270. braddock road looking pretty good. no problems there. 66, a little bit slow out of gainesville. you can see going 40 miles per hour. opens up there in oakton.

95 looking typical with that slow down. dale city around this time of day. central avenue looking good. wider look at things. typically slow outer loop as you pass colesville road. i'm back in 10 minutes. you are invited to a birthday celebration for the u.s. navy. it is celebrating its 239th birthday this mo it will hold a special sayre mope on pennsylvania ave northwest washington. you're invited to see a wreath laying. the u.s. navy will mark its actual birthday monday. it was established october 13th, 1775. >> for the first time in more than 140 years, the u.s. does not have the world's largest economy. according to the international monetary fund china just passed the u.s. it has $17.6 trillion in purchasing power. the u.s. has about $16.2 trillion. this is the first time the u.s. has not been the world's largest economy since 1872.

>> here's the reason to stash more money for your future. a new study out this morning shows seniors in 49 states are falling short on monthly income. only seniors in d.c. and nevada are making enough to make ends meet. that's according to interest.com. experts say retirees need at least 70% of the income from their working years to live comfortably. it is a natural and valid question when you look at your cell phone bill. what exactly are we paying for? >> it's hard to figure out sometimes. now one major cell phone carrier is accused of sneaking charges on bills and paying the price for it. federal regulators announced at&t will pay $105 million in penalties for unlawful billing. that includes $80 million refunding to customers. it is called cramming where fees

show up as a $9.99 monthly subscription that you never thought you had. at&t said it discontinued billing for those third-party charges last year. so what can consumers do? >> look for something like usage charges or service charges that you don't expect. look for $9.99 or $4.99 items and finally, just look at the grand total. >> if you have at&t and think you have been unfairly charged, you can apply for a refund. you can find a link on nbcwashington.com. seven "cramming". this next story is something you have to see to believe. >> take a look at this picture. this is a black bear trapped inside a car. this picture was taken early monday morning in castle pines, colorado. a black bear trapped inside a car. police say the bear somehow got

into the unlocked car and then couldn't get out. they believe the animal smelled take-out food accidentally left in the car. wildlife officials had to come free the bear. the bear did not find the key. >> did not drive away. >> but apparently did the a little damage getting out. >> the bear did $15,000 in damage. he or she was probably scared, trying to get out. it was a big bear too. >> the leather gets hot. you can't get out, it becomes an issue. kids if you're listening or watching, plug your ears. a new plan that could take away summer break at 29 virginia schools. plus, a potentially huge break in the search for one of the areas most notorious criminals. the big move coming today to find a man accused of murdering his entire family in potomac. how warm it will get in your traffic on the 1s at 6:31.

in an hour, leaders of several countries will meet with members of the united nations. 100 u.s. marines will head to liberia to join the work to contain the virus. breaking news on i-270. melissa has your first 4 traffic. melissa? reaking news. germantown, 270 southbound at germantown road. 118. two lanes and the shoulder taken up. if you are headed out of frederick any time soon, you might want to think about taking 355 and cutting over. right now we are seeing three mile backups because of this problem. no words when it will be out of the way yet. slowest spot on the beltway will be the outer loop. colesville road. prince william parkway is moving along. 95 between prince william parkway and dale city, that section there we have a crash still slowing things down. prince george's county, a pretty good morning.

follow us on twitter at atfirst4traffic. >> you always keep us up to date. love it. no travel problems weather wise. we dried out overnight and under this mostly clear skies. temperatures have plummeted this morning. feeling wintery cold. manassas at 46. upper 40s at dulles and leesburg in the 40s. gaithersburg around 50 degrees. much of prince george's county just dipping down to near 50. college park, 48. reagan national now at 61. near the bay, upper 50s. a tremendous change in temperatures from where we are now. upper 60s hitting mid-70s during the afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s. a mole ya siegel on the ice. this time we will have her try a

triple axel. i bet they can do it too. she looks like she is comfortable out there. . the in us 4 i team learned that today the fbi will exhume the body of an unidentified manta could hold the key to solving a decades old maryland cold case. the man could be william bradford bishop. he was accused of murdering his family with a sledgehammer in 1976 inside their potomac home. bradford bishop disappeared after dumping the body in north carolina. investigators say he bears a striking rese sepsep sepsep sesa john doe in alabama. >> i was just shaking my head. it looks so much like mr. bishop. >> the unidentified man was hit and killed in 1981.

after they exhume the body it will take several weeks to compare the dna. prince george's county police are investigating a murder in district heights. it happened at 9:00 on loring drive. police say a man came up to a group of people outside an apartment building and began shooting. police are still work to go identify the victim. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to the tkpwubmagunman. police are stepping up their search for a man who robbed a woman at forest park apartments last week. he stabbed her several times. she survived, though. they plan to pass out flyers hoping to find a break in this case >> a retired sheriff's deputy is charged with assaulting a student at culpepper county high school.

former deputy shannon carter became a substitute teacher after retiring in 2012. the the students were playing paper football in her css last week. the sheriff says carter stepped on a student's hand when he went to pick up the football off the floor. she is facing assault and battery and will no longer be allowed to substitute. the d.c. chapter of aarp is hosting a forum tonight. bowser, catania and carol schwartz will all take part. there will not be any back and forth between the candidates. today communities will come together to rally for fair development along the new purple line. neighbors and business owners are celebrating the creation of a purple line community compact. it is a commitment to build new development inclusive of all social and economic groups. the fair development coalition championed the effort in 2010. they were concerned that new

construction along the purple line would be too expensive for a lower income family. holding its first forum ahead of elections. it will be held in haguers up to. montgomery county democrat john delaney is defending his seat. well, it is not beginning to look a lot like christmas. we are talking about it right now. the national tree lighting date is set. mark your calendars now for december 4th this year. free tickets for the ceremony will be given out through an online lottery as usual. enter between october 17th and the 20th. there are 3,000 seated tickets and 14,000 standing room tickets held in front of the white house. you can see the video from last year. there's more information on nbcwashington.com. some schools in our area will benefit from new grant money. $1.6 million will two to 29 virginia schools to develop

year-round programs. studies have shown that schools with a history of underperforming were more likely to improve faster with a year-round program. manassas park will get the money to begin a new program in 2015. and middle borough in loudoun county was awarded a grant to begin planning its program. a five-foot chunk of one of your city's memorials fell to the ground. the problem that caused the huge drop and the work now to fix it. plus, if you drove up to this mini traffic circle, would you know what to do? >> there's no room for them in the intersection. >> the confusion surrounding this experiment in northwest d.c. plus, the caps are back. tonight is the home opener. we're live to show you how the forecast will hold up if you plan to make it a night out for the game. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41.

all these mini traffic circles are doing is making a mess, some say. >> over time the cars have just run over the interlocking plastic pieces that make up the signals. neighbors say they want people to slow town but the circles aren't the answer. >> trucks can't get around them. people don't slow down. they don't yield properly for them. >> it's also hideous and i feel it takes away from the beauty of the neighborhood. >> vdot plans to replace the circles with more permanent concrete paco concrete barriers in the next few months. >> i had to wait for a truck to back up. it's a tight circle. >> the caps are back. are you ready to rock the red again. >> welcomed sight for sure for

everybody who just said good-bye to the nats for the winter. >> reporter: good morning, aaron and eun. i'm here with the coach. good morning to have you. season home opener tonight. talk to me what you're excited about this season. >> i'm excited about the group of players here. adding some new players. i think this team is refocused. we have a real good energy coming into it. >> we wish you the best of luck this season. also, you're coming back to the area. you've been away 17 years. what do you enjoy? >> i really love the organization. it's 360 degrees from where it was years ago. avid fans and a great hockey team. i'm living in a great area and an environment that is really night. >> any great places to get

dinner. >> l.a. pea stroe is one of my favorites. >> coach, best of luck this season and best of luck tonight. thank you for joining us. weather will be great. mild temperatures. through the the evening as well. high of 75. temperatures still in the low 70s. by the time you get out, a little bit more cloud cover. nothing you would even notice. it is dry. temperatures in the low 60s. we send things over to melissa with some breaking news. >> breaking news in germantown. 270 southbound at germantown is completely out of the roadway. off to the shoulder. still has four miles of backups behind this. very slow going on 270 southbound. they're probably going to last quite a while if you want to take 355 instead. jermantown road.

that's after this crash. outer loop, 95 to georgia avenue, 15 minutes. # 95 north, quantico, 42. very slow. we're staying on top of a developing story right now the the work under way to contain the ebola virus. the any process you may notice at a d.c. airport soon >> new accusations about the secret service. how the white house is firing back about claims it failed to investigate a major scandal. a new idea to get your kids to school. how it could eliminate traffic for everybody

work to go get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> we start with news 4's richard jordan with the latest on the work to contain the ebola virus. in a few minutes at 7:30, an ebola summit will begin here in washington at the world bank on 8th street in northwest. leaders from several of the west africa an nations affected from guinea, liberia, sierra leone meeting with ban ki-moon and the international monetary fund and world bank president. these leaders say they need additional treatment centers. they will be asking for equipment and for money to pay for health care workers. they are expected to discuss the impact on their economies and increasing costs of health care, the financial crisis that is

associated with this health crisis happening in their country. that meeting should be shortly within the next couple of minutes. >> richard, thank you. also today, 100 u.s. marines are heading to lie peer ya. they will bring four helicopters to get troops and supplies. a deputy at a dallas hospital does not have ebola. duncan was the first person diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he died yesterday morning. the deputy complained of fever, stomach pain and fatigue. health officials say he is in the hospital as a precaution. family and friends are remembering the life of thomas duncan. a crowd gathered at dallas church for a vigil. airport screenings designed to contain ebola will begin next week. they will happen at five airports that handle most travel from west africa. they include dulles, new york's

jfk, newark liberty, chicago o'hare and hartsfield-jackson in atlanta. look for a live report on the u.s. response since the death of thomas duncan in dallas. that's at 7:00 right after news 4 today. it is now 6:48. three people are in the hospital after a crash on the parkway. we brought this as breaking news this morning. park police tell us a car drifted across the lanes and crashed into oncoming traffic near nailer road at suitland parkway >> hannah graham's search will get more help this weekend. every day this week seveners have been on the ground. coordinators expect to cover an eight-mile radius around charlottesville by the end of the week. analysts spent yesterday poring over aerial images taken from a plane. jesse matthew is in jail charged

with her abduction. you'll definitely want to slow down through college park. the final piece of a big pedestrian safety project gets turned on at route 1 near the university of maryland. megan mcgrath is live with what this means for you and your kids. . aaron, three people have been killed this year. pedestrians at college park walking along route 1. so it's a bad situation, dangerous situation. it's prompting some changes. if you look behind me here, you can see the electronic sign on route 1 near the intersection with hardwick road. later this morning at 10:00, they are going to be turning on a brand new pedestrian signal right there at the corner. so the sign letting people know there is going to be a change at this intersection. they have also done a number of things -- other things in the area in college park. they have lowered the speed limit through the heart of the commercial district here. they have lowered it to 25 miles

per hour. they have also put in speed cameras to make sure that people follow that new lower speed limit. another thing they have done, they have set up a fence along the median at hardwick and knox road. this will prevent people from jay-waing and force pedestrians to go down to the corners where there are crosswalks. that has been a big problem. people jay-walking across route 1. moments ago before you took me live right at my location here, someone just walked out into the middle of the street here. not at the corner. not in the crosswalk. so it's a little bit dark. not a great situation. that the kind of thing they are trying to cut down on to save lives. live in college park, megan mcgrath. this morning we are learning a massive data breach at jpmorgan chase could have been much worse. kate, good morning. >> good morning, eun.

at least 13 financial firms are reportedly targeted by cyber attacks that hit jpmorgan this summer. jpmorgan said 83 million customers and small businesses were affected. fidelity was also struck by hackers but it does not appear any data was stolen. semantics says the financial industry ranks fifth among the top 10 hacked sec tors last year. >> thank you, kate. . right now we're following breaking news. interstate 270. here's your first 4 traffic. breaking news over jermantown, 270 southbound at 118 jermantown road. the crash is out of the way. backups remain. we're talking about four miles if you want to avoid it and you're coming out of frederick, take 355. hopefully things will sort of loosen up in the next a little bit and get people out of town and down to the city if that's

where they need to be of course. looking pretty good. outer loop, be top of the beltway, slow by colesville road. 295, a little slow as well. 66 and 95, virginia, looking typical. we're slow. we open back up and get slow near dale city. prince georges side look pretty normal. a little slow as you hit the beltway. time for weather with tom. tom? . we have a clear sky this morning. there's a live view from storm team 4 city camera. sun, though, not coming up until around 7:15. it's getting later and later. at the bus stop, chilly temperatures. only in the 40s between now and 8:00. lots of subpoena shine. but we will quickly jump 10 degrees between 8:00 and 9:00. temperatures right now, though, quite chilly in the suburbs. rural areas, most locations in the 40s. warren ton, 41.

48, gaithersburg. near 60 at washington. you'll need a jacket, long sleeves, long pants to stay comfortably warm with the chilly temperatures. and a dramatic climb later today. into is the mid-70s by midafternoon. lots of sunshine. so a gorgeous afternoon coming up. gorgeous view. sky over act quan. get it on google play. it's free. tomorrow morning in the 50s. a lot of clouds on friday. looking like rain likely on friday night for the orioles game. it may be a rain delay or a rainout. rain likely. temperatures back down to near 60 during the game. showers saturday morning. dry saturday afternoon. near 70. cooler sunday. could get a shower sunday. the rainy pattern continues into next week with highs in the 70s on tuesday and wednesday.

today a former d.c. police officer will learn his prison sentence today. police arrested barnhill after finding two missing girls in his apartment in southeast washington. one was 15 years old, the other was 16. the girls told police barnhill promised to find them modelling jobs. he can now spend seven years in prison and be required to register as a sex offender. a stafford county teacher charged with sex crimes will find out whether she will be let out of jail. erica mesa is expected back in court for a bond hearing. she taught at colonial forge high school. she sent nude photos to one of her students and had a sexual relationship with him. the freelance star reports mesa had inappropriate relationships with at least four students since 2012. the white house dismissing claims that it covered up a secret service prostitution scandal because it happened in an election year. 10 secret service agents were fired in 2012 after a prostitute

allegedly came into their hotel in colombia while on presidential detail. the "washington post" says top white house aides were given reports but altered the report because it was in an election year. the white house gave this statement to nbc news, "as a bipartisan senate investigation found allegations that changes were made because they were embarrassing could not be substantiated." two congressman want to shake up the secret service. they want to move the agency out of the department of homeland security and back into the treasury department. the secret service was moved after 9/11. your children in private school might use a different mode of transportation to get to class. they are looking into public school buses for private schools to reduce traffic in the morning and during the evening rush hour. according to the "washington

post", county officials are talking with school officials about launching a pilot program. so far four schools say they are on board. well, you may notice construction at the jefferson memorial. according to the "washington post", a big piece of limestone dropped out of the memorial ceiling in april. the national park service told "the post" it caused the water to get into the roof and leak into the rock. they will replace the gutters and replace the limestone. safety netting will be put up under the ceiling. no word when the repairs will be finished. the caps drop the clock on i a new season. they begin with high hopes and new coach. they play the canadiens don't at the verizon center. go caps! new safety signals will be turned on in a few hours at route 1, hardwick road. the fbi will exhume the body of an unidentified man that could

be william bradford bishop. he allegedly murred his family in 1976 in potomac. he's been missing ever since. in a half hour, three leaders from west africa an countries will address the ebola virus in their countries. mild in the mid-70s. cooler tomorrow. rain likely friday night. and maybe over the weekend into next week. thank you. and thank you for joining us this morning. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes. until then, have a great day. >> make it>> good morning, new

growing fear. a deputy who visited the family is being tested for the disease while five u.s. airports prepare to step up screenings of all passengers comg in from west africa. inspired by isills. abc news has learned intelligence official picked upt chatter of possible terror attacks in canada. one included mowing down shoppers at a crowded mall. new fallout, he loses another role aftershocking allegations of child molestation. he and hills wife trade allegations that collins