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 the blue ridge, fauquier and

western loud on where temperatures are in the 50s. mid-50s in montgomery. upper 50s near 60 in prince georges. students waiting for the bus, you might need an umbrella. later in the morning, a chance of a sprinkle, 8:00 to 9:00. so a cool morning. coming up on weather and traffic on the 1s we will be going to a pumpkin patch. breaking news. this is crosston southbound crane highway, 450 completely shut down. police still out there on the scene. also, blade especialliesburg at landover, two lanes blocked from early morning construction.

270 into and out of town looking quite good. same thing with 66 and 95 in virginia is. no major problems. branch avenue is moving along. see you back here at 5:11. weather and traffic on the 1s. . 5:02. another data breach this time at a popular fast food restaurant. that payment system has been infected with malware. close to 400 dairy queen restaurants, including five in our area, have been infected with this malware. megan mcgrath is live at one of those restaurants in fairfax station with what you need to know. megan? >> reporter: well, some of those are in laplata, waldorf, lees purg. the exact location here on silver brook road. they discovered that 395 locations nationwide had been infected with malware that was

stealing customer information. that malware was active a good hunk of august. here at fairfax station it was active august 5th through the 31st. take a look at the information that was comp meeced here. customer names, car numbers, and expiration dates. now, there is no indication, however, that social security numbers or pins were taken in this. so that's good news. now, we are working to get the information, the specifics in terms of locations and the dates of impact on our website. go to nbcwashington.com. we should have that up and ready for you in the next half hour so you can take a closer look if you have gone to dairy queen in our area. as for their response, they said they have cleaned up the system, the malware is gone. they are offering one queer of free credit repair service to people who are affected. . thank you, megan >> 5:04.

a developing story. some congressmen will meet in dallas to discuss the ebola concern. a field hearing will discuss coordination efforts to contain the outbreak. researchers from the university of maryland are leeing the the first trial of an ebola vaccine in mali. in liberia, six u.s. military planes are in the so-called hot zone to get marines and supplies to remote areas. a sheriff's deputy out of the hospital after testing negative for ebola. they complained of stomach pain and. so far he is the only person to be diagnosed with ebola in the u.s. he died on wednesday. the deputy did not have contact with duncan but did the see some of his family members. the man caused a scare when he said he had ebola. we'll have more on that in the next half hour on news 4 today. just in, we have learned who

will receive this year's nobel peace prize, malala. she is just 17 years old. this makes her the youngest person ever to receive the nobel peace prize. the committee saying it was for the teen's struggle against the oppression against young people, advocating for education. the committee went on to say children must go to school. she really got into the news after she was basically thrown up against the taliban restricting her from going to school and an assassination attempt against her, which she survived. she was grown to be quite the activist worldwide, trying to get more access to education for young people. we have learned she will receive the nobel peace prize. rich jordan, thank you.

the flu is back. the state of maryland officially announced the first virus late last night. it was diagnosed in an adult on the eastern shore. that person has been treated and released from the hospital. last year the first case of the flu was diagnosed approximate the same time, october 3rd. health officials reminding people to get the flu shot, maintain good hygiene, and stay home from work or school if you believe you are infected. the "washington post" reports there are more than 1700 undocumented immigrants living in the area. fairfax county is paying more than $14,000 to educate refugees. they have had no problems accommodating the children in loud on county. limiting your freedom in the skies. the legal fight in the day ahead that could force you once again to turn off your electronics during takeoff and landing. tracking a line of showers

as it moves into the d.c. area this morning. the impact it could have on your plans and what to aware the day ahead. silencing a noisy sleeper. what could hel

british researchers found lung cancer can sit dormant in your body for more than 20 years. they examined lung cancer in seven patients and found an initial genetic mistake causes that cancer. it can stay hidden until a new one can trigger a new growth. it emphasizes need for early detection. two-thirds of lung cancer patients have advanced forms of the disease by the time they're diagnosed. buzz pod actually trains snorers not to sleep on their backs. if the sleeper turns on their back, it vibrates and alerts them to turn over. australian engineers came up with this idea born out of an

idea from a partner who snores. >> it could be uncomfortable. what if the person doesn't wake up. it will be interesting to see how it wor. you can give a quick shove. it's 5:11. let's talk to tom kierein. traffic and weather on the 1s at 5:11. hey, tom. >> some light rain may be moving in. a few sprinkles south of the metro area. the repeating radar showing a few sprinkles in spotsylvania and loray into west virginia. and for today, you are going to need a jacket this morning. it's rather cool. have an up principle la as well as the showers will likely be moving in. but not until later this afternoon. a lot of clouds around. temperatures hovering in the upper 6 0s early afternoon. showers late afternoon. mid-60s. look at rain timing for tonight

and the all important orioles game forecast. breaking news once again. 450, the southbound lane shut down in crosston because of an earlier fatal crash. wider look at things, no major problems anywhere. 301 in that area is completely fine. 66 and 95 in virginia also looking good. no problems there. i'm back in 10 minutes. thank you, melissa. tying the knot is going high-tech. the gadgets that can help you capture your big day from a unique perspective. the oregon first family in a marriage scandal. marriage scandal. an a

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now to a developing story in missouri at 5:15.

hundreds gathered for protests in st. louis for a second night over the shooting of app 18-year-old by an off-duty police officer. police say before myers was shot, he fired three shots at the officer. the officer fired pack 17 rounds. investigators are working to determine whether the officer's behavior was appropriate. now, this protest comes two months after police in ferguson, missouri shot and killed 18-year-old michael brown. today a group will kick off a weekend of resistance demonstration there. the protest begins with a march to the office of the prosecutor. that's where the group will demand that officer darren wilson be charged. there will be a special ceremony, followed by candlelight march to the ferguson police station. and reminding students to think smart when they are taking shortcuts around campus. this comes after 10 students were robbed at gun point by two men. the group was approached in a wooded area off taylor street northeast. the students said one man had a

gun. he demanded iphones, backpacks and credit cards. the students handed over their belongings and the robbers took off. nobody was hurt. the faa changed regulations without taking steps required by law. they say expanding the use of personal devices can distract passengers from safety information and become dangerous projectiles. u.s. officials are calling on turkey to take a more active role to target isis. chuck hagel said he would like the u.s. to access an air base in turkey. hagel wants turkey to help to train moderate syrian forces >> another warning about a possible isis attack possibly on canadian soil after chatter picked up online.

the prime minister would not comment on specific threats. >> they have been watching videos, listening to their peers talk about this. do this. use whatever weapons you have at your disposal. just this week, british police arrested four men believed to be plotting public attack on a london street. >> today republicans could change a new ruling in virginia. a panel of judges said there were too many black voters there. they said the demographics make it easier for republicans to win in surrounding districts. they are seriously considering challenging the order. the west virginia attorney general will no longer fight gay marriage in his state. the county clerk's office began accepting marriage licenses from same-sex couples. this couple wasted no time. they headed down to the courthouse to get married.

30 states have legalized gay marriage. a scandal for oregon's governor. a portland newspaper broke the story that sylvia hayes married an ethiopian man 17 years ago so he could become a u.s. citizen. he now lives here in washington. she admitted she was paid $5,000 for the marriage. she said the governor did not know about the marriage until the story broke this week. he is running for reelection. 5:19. a very hard-working educators will be honored indeed phded phd. it will hold its teacher of the year reception. they hailed from seven different counties, including frederick, howard, and montgomery counties. they will get a new car, cash can, and technology awards and a trip to the white house and a chance to compete for national

teacher of the year. >> the os making their big push for the pennant today. you can go to a rally in baltimore at noon. some players are supposed to be there. we don't know who just yet. then the os are scheduled to play the kansas city royals shortly after 8:00. rain, though, could change those plans. >> i'm betting the ballpark will not have trouble filling up. >> camden yards one of the most beautiful in the country. >> right now clouds over the capitol the. live view from storm team 4 city camera. here is your orioles game forecast for tonight. there in baltimore at camden yards. it's going to be a little wet. a chance of rain at 8:00. now, one of the models keeps the rain away until later in the evening. one has it already raining my the time first pitch at 8:07.

here's a chance of a shower early on. dropping into the 50s. likely rain biff 10:00 p.m. so even if the game does get started they may have to delay for a long time or rain out by late in the game. stay tuned for that. bring a ponch cho as you head to camp den yards. those are moving west to east out of the shenandoah valley. a few sprinkles down to quantity quo as well as around fredericksburg. sprinkles tracking a off to the east. elsewhere, cloudy skies. here is a look at the rain timing for the rest of the day today. by late afternoon we will begin to see showers move in. then showers into the metro by 5:00, 6:00. then they move off to the east. now, this is the one model that keeps the showers south of baltimore by 8:45, by 9:00.

but then it is later we will see showers moving in. by late in the game, even if it starts dry, likely showers moving in as well as the rest of the region for friday night. temperatures right now off to a cool start. we're in the 50s around the recently. you'll need a light jacket. there's the cloud cover now. a chance of a sprinkle. cloudy noon time, mid-60s. by 5:00 p.m., mid-60s. rain likely. as well into this evening. tomorrow morning, could have fog with showers. sun back saturday afternoon. mid-60s on sunday. low 60s for highs in the afternoon. small chance of a shower sunday and monday. another chance late on tuesday, drying out after that toward the end of the week. commuter friday forecast at 5:31. now melissa with breaking news. >> breaking news again. we're talking about this crosston, maryland. we are still shut down from an earlier fatal crash, hoping that

will be out of the way shortly. 270 at jermantown road, that is moving along. 66 into and out of town. no problems there. 95 at prince william parkway. we did have construction in the southbound lane. that looks like it is out of the way. beltway is moving along. no major problems anywhere right now. more coming up in just a couple of minutes. >> melissa, thank you. 5:23. not many of us are taking metro. the number of people riding the rails is down and has been down for two years. metro blames a down turn in local jobs. it says growing bus and bike services has taken away riders as well. you may see interesting new ads on several buses in arlington. they feature the question, are you ready? it's time to make a plan. the office of emergency management is behind the safety campaign. the idea here is to prepare people who work, live, or visit arlington to be ready in case of

a terror attack or natural disaster. they will be around about a year. . tying the knot is going high-tech. nine out of 10 are using pinterest to help plan their wedding. more than half are using a wedding hashtag. one bride hid a go pro in her bouquet to give a unique look. another took help from apple. >> a bride who donned tkpwaog the el glass. she walked down the aisle. she was able to capture the wedding day really as she saw it. >> interesting. if some can't make it to the ceremony sites like youtube offer wedding streaming packages. the ceremony will be live on the web. they will think of all kinds of things now. . apparently the amount of

money you spend on an engagement ring may tell how long you will be divorced. men who spend more than $8,000 had the lowest divorce rate. >> so the more expensive the ring the more likely you are to stay married. >> it went down for the -- yeah. so men who spent more than $8,000 had the lowest divorce rate. >> right. that's smart. good luck to you. a $6,000 steel sculpture has been dismantled in canada. >> it turns out it made people uncomfortable. it allows people to go inside and create a light display with their phones. one man walked inside and a ray of light from the sun actually burned a hole right through his

jacket. it was a gift to calgary from berkeley, california. the man was not injured there. scientists say the the folks in the city known that putting the sphere in the sun could have caused that problem. >> it is interesting to see. no laughing matter. a comment a passenger made during his flight that forced them to turn around. microsoft ce a's mental to women after remarks about them and the money they make in the work fours. we're tracking showers and the impact it will have on your day during your morning commute and with your weather and traffic on the 1s. if you can't be in front of your tv, watch news 4 on the two with your smartphone or tablet. download the nbc washington app from the app store or google play.

in cases of rape and incest, just 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.

good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back on this friday, october 10th. 62 degrees outside our studios. some rain is on the way. let's check in with storm team 4 tom kierein to get a look at your forecast. good morning, tom. dry around our metro area for now. to our south and well west of the metro out in west virginia getting showers. and east of there, there's showers now in the central shenandoah from loray, harrisonburg. east of there. scattered light sprinkles. charles county. all of this tracking south of the metro area for the morning commute. temperatures right now are in

the 50s in montgomery, fairfax, prince georges. low 60s by the chesapeake bay. for the morning commute, dry roads for the metro area. damp roads south of 95 from prince william. 66 out toward front royal. and then for the afternoon commute, wet roads just about the entire area. we'll have a wet afternoon commute with temperatures in the mid-60s. now melissa is checking on breaking news on the roads this friday morning. still breaking news worth mentioning. shut down. northbound lanes are open. this was a fatal crash from early this morning. it could be a little while longer before they actually get it opened back up. looking pretty good this morning. no major problems elsewhere. 95 in maryland. bw into and out of town all looking quite good.

beltway at georgia avenue looking good as well. st. barnabas road looks good. i'll see you at 5:41 with travel times. thank you, melissa. developments now on the ebola outbreak and its impact on the world. the condition of a nursing assistant in spain is improving. she is the first person known to ever contracted the disease outside africa. the woman is now in stable condition. she contracted the virus while help to go treat a spanish missionary infected in west africa. . a man caused a scare on a plane in philadelphia when he said he had ebola. this happened on a us airways flight that had just taken off headed to the dominican republic. it turns out it was just a stunt. no word whether the man will be

charged. hospitals in this region are getting their ebola response plans in order. a team of doctors, nurses and emergency responders held a drill at a nova fairfax. they walked through what to do and whatnot to do when treating a patient exposed ebola. staff says training like this is critical. >> each time we do a drill, we learn more and more and find even more opportunities to make our system better and to answer questions that come up. this hospital used undercover patients to touch staff reaction. each employee has a job action plan they have to follow in case of a real situation. if you have ebola questions, we have answers for you. head to nbcwashington.com to find information on recent cases on symptoms and on how hospitals in this region are preparing to treat a possible case. now, to a news 4 i team special investigation.

a 30-year-old cigarette could help so to solve the mystery where practiced for bishop. he allegedly murdered his entire family inside their home in 1976. in april, the news 4 i team broke the news that the fbi added him to the 10 most wanted list. now they are running john doe dna against dna from a cigarette left at the murder scene. charlottesville police will no longer offer daily briefings for missing uva student hannah graham. they will give updates once a week until graham is found. police arrested jesse matthew for her disappearance and they believe he is connected to two other cases. reuters says kim is still in firm control of his government but has been absent for the

public eye because he hurt his leg at a public event in july. kim was walking with a limp. kim reportedly hurt his leg highly independenting military exercises. there has been no mention of kim since september 3rd. a former nfl executive says teams did not discipline players in hundreds of domestic violence incidents during his 30 years in the league. jerry angelo told "usa today" he regrets his role and failure to take action. nfl commissioner roger goodell said the league will announce changes about the conduct policy between now and the super bowl. brady was the white house secretary under ronald reagan. he was shot during the assassination attempt on the president in 1981. he survived with a serious brain injury and died this august. vice president joe biden is

expected to speak at today's service. it starts at 10:00 this morning. bracing for big crowds. the steps metro is taking to make sure you can get around town during an upcoming concert at the national mall. fall is in the area as the weekend approaches. take a look at that pumpkin there. amelia siegel is live with your hour-by-hour forecast. first, though, forced to wait. why you won't get the chance to get your hands on the newest get your hands on the newest ipad m

in cases of rape and incest, just get your hands on the newest ipad m 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.

welcome back. the iphone 6 may slow down the rollout. suppliers are struggling to keep up with demand. they won't start producing the ipad plus until they catch up. they are expected to launch next week. it is supposed to go on sale early next year. microsoft ceo is apologizing for saying women don't need to ask for a raise. he made the comment yesterday at an event for women in computing. when asked to give advice on women being uncomfortable to ask for a raise, he said women faith in the system and they will get what they deserve, saying not asking for a raise is good karma. he apologized and said we must close the gender gap so a raise is not bias.

pumpkin patches opening up ahead of halloween of course. . i'm here live at ticonderoga farms. tom will have an in-depth look at the weekend in 10 minutes. i am in a pumpkin maze. if you come out in chantilly, you can pick your own pumpkin. radar showing a few isolated light showers. even sprinkles across the area. down around fredericksburg and around the northern neck and also some very back west of the d.c. metro area. as we work our way throughout the day, what should you be wearing as you head out on to school. grab the umbrella.

temperatures today in the upper 60s. plenty of clouds around. how are the roads right now? >> hi, amelia. crosston, i want to talk about this crash. just spoke with police. we now have all lanes open. that crash is out of the way. wider look at things. we don't have many issues around town. nice if we can keep it that way, right? 270 spwou 270. in virginia, 66 and fairfax to the beltway, you're good. 95 northbound, quantico, you're as good as you can get at 24 minutes as well. back in 10 minutes. . melissa, see you then.

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d.c. police trying to find a missing girl not seen since monday. there she is. you see her pitting there. here is more information about her. 5'3", 105 pounds. last seen at 1st and m street northeast. she has been missing all week now. so clearly there is some concern for her well-being. if you know anything, if you know where she might be, police want to hear from you. missing since monday, five days ago. that's the the latest from the live desk. richard, thank you. 14 before the hour.

it's been seven months since rudd went missing. the community partnership for homelessness held a gala. last night the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness hold its 25th anniversary gala. some of last night's invitees 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 gala but is concerned about the way the shelter is being run. she worked for melanoma research alliance and found guilty of stealing more than $25,000 from the company and its donors. carter will have to pay all that

money back. she's expected to face 15 years in prison. a teenager could sue the d.c. police department now that one of its officers is going to the jail. lynnwood barnhill was sentenced to seven years in prison. he pled guilty to having sex with one underage teenage girl and pimping out two others. the lawyer for one of the victims says she is living in fear and believe other officers may have known what was going on >> the silver spring community is on high alert as police search for a violent robber. officers spent yesterday handing out flyers at the apartments on piney branch road. a a man confronted a woman and demanded money. when she said she didn't have any, the man stabb. a $10,000 reward is being

offered for information. 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. the flu has officially arrived in our area. the state of maryland announced the first confirmed case of the virus late last night. it was diagnosed in an adult on the eastern shore. that person has been treated and released from the hospital. last year the first case of the flu was diagnosed at roughly the same time, october 3rd. health officials are reminding all of us to get flu shots, maintain good hygiene, and stay at home if you are infected.

the willard high rise under renovations. that has mice r e said t be . has c iet weeks. e si. on television. >> it's a part the mice are having a party. they don't pay lent. i do. >> the complex says mice activity has been limited to a few apartm. management is working with pest control to deal with the issue. the purple line has become a campaign issue for gubernatorial candidates. lieutenant governor anthony brown used larry hogan of flip-flopping on the project. he told the baltimore sun that the project was too expensive and the area should focus on new roads. in an interview this week hogan said he was not really opposed to the project and that it is worth considering. . take a look. you won't see many ads like this in the coming weeks. according to the "washington post", democrats pulled advertising money from john foust. he is running in the 10th district which covers many of you in loud on, fairfax counties. it plans to use the money to

protect seats currently held by democrats. vote for foust or comstock next month. we could learn more today. the national archives will release 10,000 pages of record from bill clinton's time as president. it will include a lot about hillary clinton and her run for senate in new york. don't expect any huge surprises, though. the clintons and the white house both signed off on the release of these papers. new, children's rights activist malala just won the peace prize. she the youngest winner ever of a nobel prize. shot by a taliban gunman two years ago.

two incredible individuals fighting so hard. especially in the country where education is a premium. >> absolutely. >> we take it for granted here. >> as the day goes on, we will hear from both of those people. working to get some interviews with them right now. 5:51. tom kierein is here. we want everybody to get ready to be prepared for some rain this weekend. >> yeah. we haven't had a lot of rain recently. we're going to be moving in. it looks likely by later this afternoon, showers coming in. a few sprinkles south of the metro area. you can see the moving green. that is very light rain. the closest is in to fauquier, culpepper and a couple sprinkles. this is all tracking east. maybe a little bit wet on 95

over the next hour or so. and some of the roads there in fauquier county, over to the central shenandoah valley. here's our future weather. a lot of clouds around. by early afternoon, some showers steadier, broader area of rain this area of green. that tracks farther east and into the metro area. a few scattered showers by 5:00, 6:00 p.m. after that, that's when the rain will likely pick up in intensity. by 8:45, 9:00, showers moving through much of maryland and virginia and across west virginia and much of the region. light to moderate showers by late this evening by midnight tonight. that continues into tomorrow morning. right now we're in the 50s most of the region. you need a light jack elt along with that up principle la. the sky over washington is cloudy. a chance of a sprinkle until 8:00 in the 50s. mid-60s. upper 60s around 2:00. after that, the rain likely for

the latter part of the commute this afternoon into early evening. in the mid-60s with that rain moving in. friday night lights. rain is likely for the earlier games. low '60s. temperatures right around 60 degrees this evening. and then tomorrow morning, might get some fog and some showers around. highs mid-60s. a much smaller chance of any rain on sunday. and again on monday. cooler sunday. monday, though, near 70. a chance of showers maybe tuesday evening. otherwise, most of next week is looking dry with highs near 70. melissa looking at that serious accident. things improving on the roads. >> things are getting a lot better. the crash is out of the way. that is good. tom reminding us about the rain later today. inner loop, outer loop,

everything is green. 66 and 95, moving along for us this morning. 270, old hundred road, a little bit of of a jammup. remember to follow us on twitter. . heads-up if you're taking metro. track work could slow you down on the red and orange lines. metrorail opens two hours early at 5:00 a.m. to help those of you heading to the 10-miler race. excitement is growing for a big concert on the national mall. time is running out for metro to plan for the big crowds. a-listers like bruce spring staoepb, carrie underwood, m&m. 8,000 people are expected, twice the size of the fourth of july crowd. metro g.m. says 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 and a half times that size, the time to clear it would be three or four hours. the show is hosted by hbo and starbucks. it is on veterans day november 11th from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. the production company will pay for the extra train service. soon there could be no rules for taxicabs. he wants to pass a law to ease regulations on cabs and promote more competition with uber and lift. that's according to the "washington post". he is not against the the other services. he wants rules to protect you when you do use any of those services. this weekend you can save money on an appliance in virginia. from today until monday, a lot of things for your home are tax free. that means you will save 6% on items such as dishwashers, light bulbs and faucets. each item must be less than $2,500.

. when it launched amazon promised to replace your trip to the store. but they may be rethinking that philosophy. kate rogers is live. >> good morning. amazon is going to open its first physical store just in time for the holiday season. the store will be on west 34th street a block away from macy's. customers will be able to make and return exchanges and take up online orders there. amazon may use the store to showcase the kindle and fire smartphones. tpwaog el is thinking big. the company will launch a new smartphone later this month. its code name is shamu after the killer whale. it is bigger than the iphone 6 and the galaxy note. back to you guys. >> kate, thank you. . starting today, a chance to weigh in on the planned spapgz of the kennedy center. they are asking people to voice

any concerns they have about this project. it includes classrooms and additional event spaces. public comments will be accepted through november 10th. a public meeting will be held at the kennedy center october 22nd. . northern virginia school districts are trying to figure out the cost of educating an influx of undocumented eupl tpwrapbts. the "washington post" reports 1700 undocumented immigrants living in the area. fairfax county is paying more than $14 million to educate them. loud on officials say they have no problems accommodating children. they are starting a petition asking the federal government to pay. a new case of private information stolen by hackers. this morning we're going through a list of dairy keep locations involved to tell you what to check your bank statement for >> if you take a live look outside. pretty calm out there. tom kierein says we could get rain on the way.

we'll have your forecast when news 4 today continues.

right now at 6:00, if you ate at dairy queen, beware. we are going through a list of

dairy queens that are part of a data breach. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking them to tell you when rain could arrive. just south of the metro area now. light rain across northern virginia, west virginia. closer view of the radar showing sprinkles now approximate fauquier, culpepper, orange and stafford and spotsylvania. this is all tracking east. a little southeast. it will stay south of washington, much of the metro area over the next several hours. so it may get wet on 95, woodbridge to fredericksburg the next hour or so. have an umbrella ready. temperatures in the upper 50s. by 9:00, a chance of a sprinkle. low 60s by then. later today, a lot of clouds around like we have right