virus late last night. it was diagnosed in an adult on the eastern shore. that person has been treated and released. the first flu case was diagnosed roughly the same time october 3rd. health officials are reminding you to get your flu shot, have good hygiene, and stay home if you feel sick. . nice way to start this morning. it's pretty mild out there. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> a rather cool start. we have that rain in west virginia. a few sprinkles east of the central shenandoah valley. east of the blue ridge getting a a few sprinkles on the fauquier and culpepper line. this is passing south of the metro area. it is rather cool now. low to mid-60s in washington. nearby suburbs, prince george's county in the upper 50s. mid-50s montgomery county.

most locations there in the low to mid locations in the mid-60s. we'll have dry roads. temperatures staying generally in the upper 50s between now to 8:00, 9:00. then for the afternoon commute, a whole different story. wet roads likely with showers coming through. by then temperatures hovering in the mid-60s. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s. look at the timing for later today, into tonight. melissa is looking at work zones. >> get them out of the way for me. outer loop at the bridge over the parkway, lanes blocked there. alternating until 5:00 a.m. state highway doing some work there. southbound, we just spoke with police, only southbound lanes are closed. northbound lanes open at this point this morning. wider look at things. we to the floor any issues into

or out of town. inner and outer loop both looking good. beltway and river road moving right along. remember to follow us on twitter. . good morning. i'm richard jordan. developing overnight, more pro tests in south st. louis after an 18-year-old was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer yesterday. this is some of the video there. you can see those protests getting pretty violent. police officers using pepper spray. in exchange, some demonstrators vandalized some police cruisers. myers was shot and killed by the off-duty officer. the victim's family says that he was not armed. police saying he did have a gun and he shot at the off-duty officer three times. that officer fired back up to 17 times, shooting and killing myers there on the street. the justice department is being called in to investigate. local leaders say they welcome an independent investigation here. that's the latest from the live

desk. this protest comes to months after police shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown in ferguson, missouri. the protest begins with a march to the office of the prosecutor where the group will demand that officer wilson be charged. there will be a candlelight march to the police station. some congressmen will meet in dallas to discuss ebola concerns. they will discuss the importance of coordination on this outbreak. researchers are testing an ebola vaccine in africa. we are hearing from the dallas hospital who treated thomas duncan. he is the only patient in the u.s. to die from ebola. he did not get the same serum as the other patnts because his blood types was not compatible with the donor.

the deputy is now out of the hospital after complaining of symptoms of ebola. the deputy did not have contact with duncan but did see is some of his family members. . hospitals in this region are getting their response plans in or. just yesterday a team of doctors, nurses, and emergency stpopbders held a drill. they walked through what to do and whatnot to do while treating a patient possibly exposed to ebola. >> each time you to a drill, we learn more and more and find even more opportunities to make our system better and to the answer questions that come up. >> the hospital used undercover patients to test staff reaction. each employee has a job action plan to follow in case of a real ebola situation. if you have ebola questions, we have some answers. head to nbcwashington.com to find information on recent cases, symptoms and how

hospitals in this region are preparing to treat a potential case. there could be a legal challenge to the ruling about the third congressional strict. a panel of judges said the strict would have to be redrawn. they said there were too many black voters which makes it easier for wins in surrounding districts. they are considering challenging the order. if they don't, new boundaries will have to be in place by april. the state will hold its 24th annual teacher of the year reception in baltimore. seven teachers are finalists, including one from frederick, howard, and montgomery countys. the winner gets a new car as well as cash and technology awards. they get a trip to the white house and a chance to compete pore national teacher of the year. good luck. . yeah. the baltimore orioles are getting pumped for the pennant. they play game one today. the take kicks off with a huge rally for the team in baltimore.

that rally starts is at noon. the game against the kansas city royals is at 8:00 tonight. players say they are excited for the fans. >> they deserve it more than anybody. you know, we're going to do our best to get to where we want to go and where the fans want us to go. >> if the orioles win, they will play the other league's winner in the world series. >> it is 4:36. ahead on news 4 today, new concerns about the way a local shelter is being run. it's where 8-year-old rudd disappeared. how a recent soiree is fueling new calls for it to shut down. a cloudy start to your morning. tom will look hour by hour when the rain will come so you can plan your weekend. but first it's a tax-free weekend in virginia. the specific symptoms you can save money on and how to afford save money on and how to afford your household to go

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kradz. m&m, rihanna, jamie foxx will perform. 800,000 people are expected, twice the size of the fourth of july crowd. that is what metro will use as a guide for this event. >> it takes us two hours to clear the crowd for fourth of july. if this is one half the time the size the time to clear it would be three or four hours. >> the show is hosted by hbo and starbucks and produced in part by tom hanks. it is veterans day, november 11th, 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. the production will pay for the extra train service. . this weekend, you can save money on appliances in virginia. from today until monday, lots of things in your home are tax free. you will save 6% on items, including dishwashers, faucets, light bulbs as long as they are energy efficient and less than $2,500 each. >> time to get a look at the

forecast. we have rain moving into our area. tom, good morning. >> good morning, eun. starting off with a cloudy sky. no rain in the metro area. some showers pulling out of west virginia right now. central west virginia a little light rain from elkins. east of there, right near there, west of i-81, west of loray getting a few light sprinkles. a few sprinkles in culpepper, orange county, tracking due east. it will pass well south of washington over the next several hours. right now cool. we're in the mid to upper 50s most of maryland, sa va, west virginia. near the water it's in the 60s. shower activity moving in but not until later today. a small chance of sprinkles. temperatures into the mid-60s.

by afternoon, mid-60s. rain likely by 5:00 and into this evening. look for the timing on that and our rain chances for the weekend. melissa is dealing with the crash. >> i want to tell you about this. anne arundel at the simms highway, still completely shut down. northbound lanes open. we understand this is a fatal crash. it could be closed for some time. we don't have any problems. we have lanes blocked until 5:00 this morning at suit land. otherwise, things look good. i'm back in five minutes. one of the washington region's airports is outpacing its competition in growth, and you will have to pay for the popularity. which airport is making you pay more to fly. plus, the controversial comments that has

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welcome back. 4:45. it's been seven months since rudd went missing from a homeless shelter. last night the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness hold its 25th anniversary gala. some of last night's inviteees called asking why they are having an expensive celebration when the shelter is facing so much criticism. some people at the shelter agreed. >> it kind of makes me angry to hear they are celebrating. why are you celebrating and a girl was missing from here? >> the executive director of the partnership would not comment. council men graham said he didn't have a problem with the

tpwaeu la but is concerned about the way the shelter is being run. charlottesville police will no longer offer daily briefings for missing uva student hannah graham. they will give updates once a week until tpwrapl is found. police arrested jesse matthew for her disappearance and they believe he is connected to two other cases >> now to a special investigation. the fbi is conducting dna testing on an unidentified man that could be william bradford bishop. john doe's body was exhumed from a small cemetery in alabama. he allegedly murdered his entire family inside their montgomery county home in 1976. in april, the news 4 i team broke the news that the fbi added him to the 10 most wanted list. the unidentified man bears a striking resemblance to bishop. they are using a cigarette left behind at the murder scene to

compare bishop's dna to john doe's. silver spring on high alert as police look for a violent robber. they handed out flyers to an apartment on piney branch road. a manson fronted air woman and commanded money. when she said she didn't have any, the man stabbed her. a $10,000 reward is being offered for information. the lawyer for a man suing a police department in indiana for excessive force says officers are retaliating. the the attorney says that hammond issued a warrant for jamal jones arrest. it is for a misdemeanor marijuana charge for seven years ago. he was tased and they shattered his girlfriend's window. she called 911 twice and asked a supervisor to come to the scene. a mixed martial arts fighter could spend a weekend in jail

after a standoff with a s.w.a.t. team. jason miller goes by the nickname "mayhem." he live tweeted it outside his california home. deputies tried to serve him a warrant accusing him of stalking. miller tweeted messages like, i need to tell everyone about the absolute waste of resources going on outside of my house right now. miller tweeted his address and uppered followers to come watch. >> it is very voyeuristic. it's something to do. i'm off today. he gave the address. how could i not come by? >> they used twitter to communicate with miller. they put a device to the door and blew off the locks. he is due in court on tuesday.

kim jong-un has not been seen for weeks. he pheuftd the anniversary of the founding of the ruling workers party. it's the first time he has missed this event in three years. so there has been a lot of speculation now. he is 31 years old. last seen publicly walking with a limp, overweight. this has some people suspecting that he could possibly have gout or diabetes. but south korea officials are trying to play down the speculation saying that kim jong-un is still in control of north korea's government, that he simply hurt his leg and he will need a couple of weeks to recover from that. north korea, a very secret country. . 4:49. apparently not as many of us are taking the metro. the transit agency says the number of people riding the rails is down and has been for two years. metro blames the down turn in local jobs and says also that the growing bus service has

taken riders away. as election day approaches you won't see as many ads for a democratic candidate in our area. democrats pulled advertising money for john fox. he is running against barbara comstock. national democrats say they plan to use the couple to protect seats currently held by democrats. president obama is in l.a. will be in san francisco tonight. he will speak at a new national monument and a democratic fund-raiser. he is using his trip to reach out to younger voters. microsoft ceo is apologize fog for saying women don't need to ask for a raise. when asked to give advice to women uncomfortable for asking for a raise. he said women should have faith in the system adding that not asking for a raise is good

karma. he apologized on twitter saying he was in articulate adding, "our industry must close gender pay gap so a raise is not needed because of bias." . suppliers for the tech giant delayed production of the new ipad plus. the company that makes the iphones say it is struggling to keep up with demand and they won't start producing for the ipad plus until they catch up. it is supposed to go on sale early next year. imagine having those problems. there's so much demand. now you have something else coming down the pipeline. >> 4:51 our time right now. tom is preparing us for the possibility of a rainy weekend

ahead. . you might need an iumbrella. that's a good idea. i should market that. we do have rain coming. have an umbrella handy. a few light sprinkles out in west virginia. that's advancing east into the shenandoah valley from near lora to harrisonburg. a few sprinkles in saurpb fauquier and fther south of there. we will stay dry most of the area. going forward the rest of the day, a lot of clouds through the morning. overall, a a cloudy day. leading edge of rain, by 1:00, into the shenandoah valley. that advances east. by 5:00 p.m., a few scattered showers around the metro area. into the evening hours by 8:00, 9:00, showers likely in washington. very close to baltimore.

one of the other models has it all wet in baltimore for the game tonight. and then all over the region, by 11:00, midnight tonight, showers like overspreading the entire region. temperatures are rather cool. mid to upper 50s. near 60 in washington. and right by the bay. maybe a few sprinkles. by midday, upper 60s. by 5:00, the rain likely into the metro area. temperatures in the mid-60s. friday night football under the lights. rain likely between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. the the game starting a little later. moderate showers. 60 depress. for this evening as well in baltimore for the big game at camden yards, a rain delay is possible. chance of a rainout. rain is likely later in the evening. sunday, small chance of a

shower. high 60s sunday and monday. melissa looking at that serious crash. >> very serious. crosston. they are saying about one hour until southbound highway will open. this a fatal crash that handled a couple of hours ago. wider look at things, we look pretty about right now. no major problems. otherwise, everything is moving along. 270 at old hundred road is moving along. no problems there. 66 at compton looking good. construction as you approach wins william southbound. taking a look at prince george's county, overall, no major problems there. follow us @first4traffic on twitter. >> melissa, thank you. are you sick of your partner's snoring? how a soundless alarm can keep them quiet. and seeing more passengers. it sounds like a good situation for them. it could be a bad situati

4:57. soon cabs in montgomery county could have help as they compete with uber and lift. they want to pass a law to promote more competition, according to the "washington

post". verlander says he is not against the other services. we could see similar changes for d.c. taxis in the future as well. plan to pay more the next time you fly out of reagan national. the airport is too popular. it wants to add $4 to passenger fees there. that means you would spend $8.50 on every ticket you buy. they are expected to have more than dulles or bwi. a chance to weigh in on the planned expansion for the kennedy center. the national parks service is asking people to voice any concerns they have about this project. it is expected to include classrooms, rehearsal rooms and additional event spaces. public comments will be accepted through november 10th. there will be a public meetings at the kennedy center november 2nd. this is part of a training drill designed to look

realistic. this is going to happen at notesville elementary. it is closed now. firefighters will use it for exercises november 26th and december 9th. today you may see world war ii planes flying in the skies today in virginia. it is to honor american soldiers wounded in action. the airspace is restricted. as a sign of respect, 24 t-6 aircraft are being allowed to fly over today. it should be quite a sight to see. >> stay with us. news 4 continues right now at 5:00 a.m. news 4 today starts now. . your personal information at risk. the local restaurants impacted by a massive data breach at dairy queen and what financial information hackers were able get away with. one of the world's highest

honors. you are looking live as we await the podium announcement in oslo, norway where the nobel peace prize winner will be announced in a few moments. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. let's take a live look right now at 5:00 a.m. 63 degrees outside our studios. we do have a chance of rain for later today. . storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to tell us about it. grab an umbrella before you head out the door. storms are passing through central west virginia. and east of there they are showing up in the central shenandoah valley, loray, harrisonburg. they are tracking due east. this is the all tracking due east. getting a few sprinkles along