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 now. that's a view from our tower

camera. mid-60s. maybe near 70 by early afternoon. coming up on the 1s, what to wear for this friday. now let's check on the roads. everything going so far pretty well. >> so far no major problems right now. 270 med southbound into town, headed out of town as well, you're completely fine. a wider look at things. we are green everywhere. tiny bit of yellow 295 as you pass 50. prince georges side of the roadway, looking about. 95 at lorton, no problems there. chopper 4, over 66, headlights coming into the beltway. no problems there. i'm back in 10 minutes with travel times. see you then. 6:02. a developing story. another data breach affecting a major retail thor. dairy queen says computer systems at 400 of its stores may

have been compromised. that includes five stores in our area. >> we have more information about the locations that were impacted in our area. there are a number of locations. three in charles county. dairy queen and la plata, charlotte hall, leesburg, fairfax station. they discovered 395 locations nationwide had their payment systems infected with malware, which was stealing customer information. that malware was active for a good hunk of august. although the exact date varied by location. here at fairfax station, for example, the malware was active august 5th through the 31st. here's a look at some of the

information. customer names, card information. there is no indication that social security number or pins were taken. dairy queen said they have taken care of the problem. they have scrubbed their systems. it is no longer an issue as far as taking customer information. however, if you're concerned or you have seen an impact, they are offering one free year of credit identity repair if you believe you were impacted my this breach. megan mcgrath. back to you in the studio. >> and you can get details on the data breach, including the exact locations and dates of the breach. head to nbcwashington.com and search dairy keep. . 6:03. your kids are supposed to be safe. two bold thieves robbed 10 students at gunpoint on catholic university campus. the group was approached in a wooded area off taylor street

northeast. the students said one man had a gun. they demanded iphones, backpacks and credit cards. they handed over the belongings and the robbers took off. none of the students was hurt. congressmen will meet in dallas to discuss ebola concerns. a field hearing will discuss the importance on this outbreak. university of maryland researchers are in africa in the country of mali testing what could be the first ebola vaccine. in dallas, a deputy is out of the hospital after fears of ebola concerns. . a new ruling on a district in virginia. the third must be redrawn by april after a panel of judges said there are too many black voters there.

it makes it easier for wins in surrounding districts. they are considering challen if they b will have to b april. one of the many hard working educators in our area will receive a special honor tonight. maryland will honor its 24th teacher of the year.

when i hear that music it hurts my heart a little bit. >> hope the nationals aren't hearing that music. good luck to the orioles. >> for sure. we are tracking rain moving our way. when it will be the heaviest in your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. plus, does your partner snore and wake you up? a new device to train someone to stop snoring. and new this morning, a strange absence. the speculation surrounding kim

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in news for your health now, british researchers found lung cancer can sit dormant in your body for 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 backs, the alarm vibrates and alerts the snorer to turn off.

australian engineers came up with this idea born out of an idea from a partner who snor if you lay on your side, you don't have the fluid building up. >> you hear the alarm, you move over. >> it shakes you a little bit. it doesn't make a sound. almost $400. >> sometimes elbow in the ribs works. >> it is the end of the week. >> many of us may start doing all the fall festivities this weekend. we sent amelia to chantilly. amelia, good morning. >>reporter: good morning, eun and aaron. happy friday. we're at ticonderoga farms. reporting a chilly 58. you definitely need the jacket. there is so much to do if you're looking for something to do with your family this weekend.

you can make your own honey, pumpkin. and you get a small pumpkin when you pay the admission fee to get in here. i can go on and on. if you are heading out this weekend, you can definitely fit it in. we're not looking at a washout. but there is rain in the forecast. showing light showers just south of where we are, making their way towards manassas, off to the east, into southern maryland. for today, grab the umbrella. grab the jacket. the chance that you deal with showers increases as we head towards the afternoon and evening hours. an isolated shower this morning. more widespread in the afternoon and evening hours. guys, we're looking at showers for your saturday morning. dry saturday afternoon. then a chance of a showers on sunday. melissa, how are the roads right now? . actually looking pretty good. good morning, amelia. out there having fun this morning. taking a look at prince george's county.

we are completely green right now. wider look at things as well. no major problems. 66 starting to see a little bit of a slowdown eastbound. talking about travel times. fairfax to the beltway, 11 minutes. 95 northbound, virginia, quantico to 495, 26 minutes. not bad at all. 118 to the capital beltway. gw parkway, beltway to 395. looking good as well. i'm back in 10 minutes. we'll see you then. melissa, thank you. following a developing story. the protests overnight in missouri after an officer-involved shooting. and a relatively new $600,000 sculpture has to go. how it led to a dangerous

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6:16 is your time. now to a developing story in missouri. hundreds gathered for a protest in st. louis for a second night over the shooting death of an 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 back 17 rounds. investigators are work to go figure out whether the officer's behavior was appropriate. and 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 where the group will demand that officer darren wilson be charged. this will be a special ceremony tonight, followed by a candlelight march to the police station. 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. charlottesville police will no longer give updates on the search for hannah graham. they will give updates once a week until graham is found. . 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. bradford bishop allegedly murred 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. investigators say the unidentified man bears a striking resemblance to bradford bishop. the lab is using a cigarette left behind at the murder scene to compare bishop's dna to john doe's. 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 while inspecting military exercises. there has been no mention of kim since september 3rd. there are also reports that north korea and south korea traded fire after the north shot at south korea propaganda balloons. defectors frequently release balloons carrying anti-north

korean leaflets. a special memorial for james brady today. he was the white house press secretary under ronald reagan. he passed away this august. the white house briefing room is named for him. brady became app activist for gun control after he was shot during the assassination attempt on president reagan in 1981. vice president joe biden is expected to speak at today's service. . a scandal has hit the oregon mayor and his fiancee. sylvia hayes married an ethiopian man 17 years ago so he could become a u.s. citizen. that man, who was 18 at the time of the marriage, now lives here in washington. yesterday during a press conference, hayes 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.

. today that new rule that allows you to use your phone during takeoff and landing is being challenged. they say the faa change regulations without taking steps required by law. the union says expanding the use of personal devices can distract passengers from safety information and dangerous projectiles. the good news, we have made it to the weekend. t >> when will that rain arrive in storm team 4 weather app too. check on your storm team 4 free weather app. you can get it from google play and the itunes store on your mobile phone. it is showing up in west virginia and closer to

washington just south of the metro area. a few sprinkles in fauquier, culpepper moving through charles, st. mary's and calvert. 95 going to be wet. as you head out the door between fredericksburg. remaining cloudy. leeing edge of the steadier rain coming our way by around 1:00 in the shenandoah valley. after that between 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. our western suburbs. then 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. into the the metro area. more showers moving through the evening. they may be moderate at times through tonight. temperatures right now are cool. just in the 50s. you need a jacket along with the umbrella as you head out the door. those showers likely by late afternoon. tomorrow morning, along with showers, patchy deposits fog. sun back saturday afternoon. 60s.

small chance of a shower then as well as monday. tuesday evening might get showers. melissa has a look at our roads. what's going on. seeing a little bit of volume growing. happy friday, everybody. chopper 4 you can see this inbound traffic. white headlights heading into town. maryland, 95 and bw parkway, both of those running along. beltway at branch avenue looking quite good. taking a look at 95. just warning us about some rain coming to 95. right now not so terrible through triangle. woodbridge and lorton as well. pretty clear all the way until you hit the triangle exit right there. 270 into and outf town looking completely fine. no major issues right there. remember to follow us on twitter. and like nbc washington on facebook. a former nfl executive says teams did not discipline players in hundreds of domestic violence

incidents during his 30 ye the league. former chicago bears general manager 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. tying the knot is going high-tech. nine out of ten couples are using apps like pinterest to help plan their weddings. more than half the the couples 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 actually donned google glass to take behind the veil wedding videos. she walked down the aisle. she was able to capture the wedding day really as she saw it. >> wow.

if some can't make it to the ceremony sites like youtube offer wedding streaming packages. the ceremony will be live on the web. >> i just met somebody who couldn't do that. the grandmother couldn't travel. >> it works really well for people who can't come. an interactive sculpture may be a little too interactive. a $6,000 steel sculpture has been dismantled in canada. mother nature decided to make her own light display there. a ray of sunlight bounced off the steel sphere and burned a hole in the man's jacket. he was not seriously hurt. scientists say the the folks in calgary and berkeley, california should have known if you put a round shiny sphere in the sun that could cause a problem. >> yes. those are things we learn a as

kids in science. >> you would think. it is really pretty. i hope they can move it somewhere. it would be a shame to let it go to waste. controversial comments. saying women don't need to ask for a raise. alicia rudd has been missing for months now. and the rain is on the way. how it will impact your drive to work and drive home. your next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. st

there's some heavy rain falling in west virginia. that's going to be getting closer to us the latter part of the afternoon on this friday. a few sprinkles. the areas you see in the light

green, those are sprinkles now south of the metro area, prince william, fauquier, stafford and spotsylvania. this is crossing the potomac, charles county. st. mary's and calvert the next hour or so. the pavement getting wet near the prince william county line. we are hovering in the mid to upper 50s most of the region. next traffic on the 1s with amelia siegel in the pumpkin patch. why is it the smallest kids pick up the biggest pump kips. >> then their pares have to do the it. i'm sure my son will pick one very big. he's kind of a little guy. this caused such a problem for us yesterday. it is clear. all my friends in frederick

county, i hope this friday is better for you. wider look at things. looking pretty good here. top of the beltway, a little bit slow as you approach georgia avenue. no major problems there. taking a look at 66 ming into town. you're a little slow. it gets crazy as you head through falls church. you're good in quantico. gets a little crazy into woodbridge. headed down towards 95. back in 10 minutes. melissa, thank you. 6:31. seven months now and there is still no sign of 8-year-old alicia rudd. she went moving from a d.c. homeless shelter. there is no criticism from the nonprofit that runs the shelter. the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness held its 25th anniversary gala. some of the invitees called new

4 asking why they are having an expensive organization when the shelter is facing so much criticism. some people at the shelter agreed. >> it kind of makes me angry to hear they are celebratin why are you celebrating and a girl was missing f? >> 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. d.c. police are looking for this 12-year-old girl. she has been missing since monday. she was last seen on 1st and m street in northeast. 5'3", 105 pounds. last seen at 1st and m street northeast. she has been missing all week now. a judge sentenced this man to seven years in prison this week. 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 in this crime. . police search for a violent robber. officers spent yesterday handing out flyers at the apartments on piney branch road. last week a woman was walking home when a man confronted her and demanded money. when she said she didn't have any, the man stabbed her several times. many worry he could strike a $10,000 reward is being offered for information. less than a month now until election day. it seems democrats are pulling out of a race in our area. according to the "washington post", the national democratic committee canceled the plan to spend millions of dollars on ads like this one for john foust. he is running for congress against barbara comstock in the 10th district where frank wolf is retiring. the committee says it plans to use that money to protect seats that are currently held by democrats tkphrao northern virginia school districts are trying to the find out the cost

of educating an influx of undocumented immigrants. there are 1700 living in the area. fairfax county is paying more than $14 million to educate them. loudoun county officials say they have no problems educating the children. they are starting a petition asking the federal government to pay. . a busy weekend for metro to slow down your commute. trains could be delayed on the red and orange lines due to track work. sunday trains will begin running two hours earlier. service will start at 5:00 in the morning to help those of you heading to the army 10-miler. the pentagon is the closest metro station to the starting line. pentagon city would be the next closest. on monday, which is columbus day, metro trail will open at 5:00 in the morning and close at midnight. this weekend you can save money on appliances in virginia. from today until monday, lots of things for your home are tax free. that means you'll save about 6%

on items like dishwashers, faucets, light bulbs, as long as they are energy efficient. that means you would save nearly $100 on a $1,500 refrigerator. however, no one item can cost more than $2500. . microsoft ceo apologizing for saying women don't need to ask 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 inarticulate adding, "our industry must close gender pay gap so a raise is not needed because of bias." bruce springsteen, rihanna, carrie underwood metallica and more. the huge logistic al headache they are trying to solve. plus, pulling back the

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underwood, rihanna, metallica and jamie foxx. they are all going to be performing at a huge concert at the national mall. and that has metro concerned. >> these a-listers are all taking part in the concert for valor on veterans day. 800,000 people are expected, twice the size of a fourth of july crowd. so they say it will take a while to get everyone home after the show.

>> 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. >> it's good to have this information beforehand. if you are planning to go down, you can make the proper plans. >> a lot of people. >> yeah. it's going to be tough. this morning we are waiting for the rain to come. >> so far it's just kind of friday. >> i'm with you. >> we sent storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel out with the storm team four by four. >> she's in chantilly at ticonderoga farms. >> good morning, eun and aaron. happy friday. you have to check out aaron's twitter feed. he is posting funny pictures about this friday. hope you are enjoying your morning so far. it is dry here in chantilly. there is rain just south of us. i'm here in a pumpkin maze.

you know the sun is coming up because we can hear the roosters with the petting zoo. come and check us out today. but more importantly, what i think is a little bit more impressive, there is a bamboo maze. this farm is over 1,000 acres big. right now it is 58 degrees. on storm team 4 radar, we are tracking showers south of where they are this morning, pushing off to the east through southern maryland. definitely one of the days you need to have your umbrella, the jacket. a high temperature today of 69 degrees. yesterday we hit a high of 75. so it will be a little bit cooler. some of these showers this morning continuing to favor areas south of washington. as we get into the midday and afternoon hours, this is when rain becomes more widespread. rain likely for the evening commute. not a lot of us dealing with rain this morning. you are tracking breaking news right now. >> breaking news. that's right. this is silver spring, eastbound

university at colesville road. two right lanes blocked. metrobus crashed. it involves a metrobus and car. eastbound university at colesville. wider look at things, pretty normal for this time of day. a little bit slow on the outer loop. travel times for you. 270 southbound, pretty good. 118 khat capital beltway, 18 minutes. overall looking pretty good. virginia as well. running pretty much on time. pretty typical this time of day. >> we are live in fairfax station following a developing story. if you recently aid at a dairy queen your private information may be in the hands of hackers. we'll tell you what to check for. >> the joke about ebola that left people trapped on a train while hazmat inspected. why the iphone 6 is to blame. it is now

news 4 today is following several stories to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> megan mcgrath, dairy queen customers will want to check on their bank accounts after a data breach affected several locations. you're looking at a live picture from the dairy queen in fairfax station. let's go to megan now.

>> reporter: -- locations in our area are impacted by this. folks will want to keep a close eye on their statement if they have eaten at one of these restaurants. we're talking about dairy queen. three in charles county, one in fair tax county, one in loud on county. la plata, waldorf, charlotte hall and here in fairfax station. dairy queen discovered 295 locations nationwide where the payment systems were infected by malware that was stealing customer information. the malware was active for a good hunk of august, although the exact dates varied my location. now here at fairfax station the problem was between august 5th and the 31st. now, take a look at some of the compromised information. this is what the hackers got. customer names, card numbers, and expiration dates. however, dairy queen says there is no indication they got social

security numbers or pins. dairy queen says they have taken care of the problem, they have gotten rid of this malware and they are basically working with their customers. if you think you have been impacted, they are offering one free year of identity repair services. so you can contact them if you did go to one of these locations impacted and if you have concerns about your account. certainly keep a close eye on your bank accounts and report anything that might be strange. reporting live in fairfax station, megan mcgrath, news 4. megan, thank you. you can get details on the data breach, including the exact locations and dates of the breach. head to nbcwashington.com and search "dairy queen". we are following a number of adopts on ebola. lawmakers will meet in dallas today about the disease. a house committee field hearing will discuss efforts to contain this outbreak. a team from the university of maryland is leading testing on an ebola vaccine in mali.

in dallas, a deputy is now out of the hospital after testing negative for ebola. he complained of symptoms after responding to thomas duncan's apartment. duncan died of ebola on wednesday. you can imagine the concern when a man on a plane said he had ebola. >> we want to show you the flight crew's warning to passengers shortly after that comment. >> i want everybody to sit. i need your attention. okay. it's going to look worse than it is. >> this was on a us airways flight from philadelphia to the dominican republic. a man sneezed and then joke issed he had ebola. the flight crew took him seriously and called in hazmat. us airways said it followed guidelines from the centers for disease control. the man who caused the scare could face charges. and practicing how they would respond to a possible case of ebola. a team of doctors, nurses and responders held a drill at innova fairfax.

we're told each employee has a job action plan to follow in case of a real ebola situation. we'll get more on the response to ebola and the outbreak on the "today" show at the top of the hour. it is 6:49. today we can learn more about hillary clinton and everything she did while in the white house. the national archives will release 10,000 pages of records this afternoon all from bill clinton's time as president. it will will include his relationship with monica lewinsky and hillary clinton's run for senate in new york. the records will be released at 1:00. watch news 4 later today to learn more about what they say. 6:49 now. when amazon.com first launched it was convenient because you did not have to leave your house to shop. now it is ready to open a store. kate rogers joining us live. kate, good morning. >> amazon is reportedly planning to open its first physical store in manhattan in time for the

holiday continue season. it will be on west 34th street a block away from macy's in herald square. customers will be able to make returns, exchanges and pick up online orders. amazon may us it's to showcase the kindle and firestorm. new iphone 6 may be slowing down the rollout of another new apple product. factories are struggling to keep up demand with the iphone. as a result, they willing hold off on producing the new ipad plus. apple is expected to launch next week. it is supposed to go on sale early next year. . the last team standing on the east coast plays don't. orioles phraeuf game one in their league championship at 8:00 p.m. they will take on the kansas city royals. and the winner of the series punches a ticket to the world series. can you believe that? if you want to cheer on the os, there is a big rally in baltimore today at noon. there should even be some players there. orioles won't say who they will

be yet but they are excited. >> 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. >> starving for a win. it's going to be fun. going to be blood, sweat and tears. >> that's for sure. tickets for tonight's game going for $100 online right now. the game could be delayed or even canceled, though, if it rains. so we have to turn to the expert who is in charge of the forecast, right? >> tom, how much is it going to rain? we know it's going to rain. >> it does look like it. here is the scene at camden yard. this is just taking by brian neiman. and they have the tarp on the field. they're ready for it. they are ready. no rain there now. for tonight, by 8:07, first pitch time there is a pretty good chance of rain. some of the models locate the rain away. at least initially. all the models bring rain in by 10:00.

and by the end of the evening, moderate rain. back to the mid-50s by then. right now a few sprinkles south of washington. right now southern fairfax county, southern prince georges, charles county, prince william, fauquier, stafford. these light showers are east and passing south of washington right now. temperatures are cool. it's just in the mid to upper 50s. you'll need a light jacket this morning. there is the cloudy sky. a live view from tower camera. maybe a sprinkle this morning. a likelihood of rain moving in by late afternoon. by afternoon commute, wet roads. for high school football, rain likely. in the low 60s. moderate showers. going to be sloppy football. look at this gorgeous sunrise. this was taken yesterday morning by lara ellis. post your pictures on instagram, twitter and facebook. i will be on vacation next week, but i will still check social media. let's see your photos.

so morning showers lingering. tomorrow too. maybe fog. sun back in the afternoon. partly sunny sunday. a small chance for showers on sunday as well as monday and perhaps on tuesday. a bit milder next week. breaking news now with melissa on this friday morning. breaking news in silver spring east bound university. one lane blocked. we did get the crash out of the way. they will turn the camera on me. it is still blocking things. should be out of the way in the next couple of minutes. you can see we don't have any major problem right now. top of the beltwayst slow. 295 is slow. headed southbound on 270, mont rows, also a bit slow. 66 through manassas, slow. it opens back up. in the beltway, 45 miles per hour. taking a look at prince george's county can, a little slow towards the beltway, branch

avenue. taking a look right now at chopper over 95 virginia, all these headlights, the white ones are headed into town from 95 and virginia. also, a delay on 511, 11 minutes behind. a woman will be sentenced from stealing from a cancer research company. carter is from prince george's county. she worked for melanoma research alliance and was found guilty of stealing more than $25,000 from the company and its donors. carter will have to pay that money back. she's expected to face 15 years in prison. . your kids are supposed to be safe while traveling in groups. two thieves robbed 10 students at gunpoint on catholic university campus. just before 6:00 last night, the group was approached in a wooded area off taylor street northeast. the student said one man had a gun. the suspect demanded iphones, backbacks and credit cards. the students handed over their longings and the robbers took off.

none of the students was hurt. new this morning, children's rights activists malala you satisfy swraoeu won the nobel peace prize. she was shot in the head by a taliban gunman. satyarthi is trying to end the exploitation of children. 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 on october 3rd. haelgts officials remind you to get the flu shot, wash your hands, and stay home if you believe you are infected. starting today, you'll get a chance to weigh in on the planned expansion of the kennedy center. the national parks service is taking public comment through

november 10th. there will be a public meeting on october 2 te 2nd. 6:56. four things to know before you head out this morning. tax-free weekend starts today. save on lots of energy efficient appliances. the promotion ends on monday. the nation's largest flight attendant union will challenge you to use your phone during takeoff and landing. it will distract passengers during safety presentations. some congressmen willeet in dallas this afternoon to discuss ebola concern. the house committee field hearing will discuss coordination efforts to contain the outbreak. a data breach at dairy queen impacting 400 stores, including five in your area. go to nbcwashington.com. wait. don't leave home without an umbrella. we may get showers this morning. but a greater chance, likelihood of showers late afternoon and again tonight lingering into saturday morning.

very likely your evening commute will be a little nastier than your morning commute. no major problems. the top of the beltway is a little bit slower than it normally is. 2730 southbound really just slow as you approach mont rows road. and taking a look at 66. this is a friday gift. >> thank you, melissa. >> thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you spending time with us. >> the "today" show is next. we will leave you with the beautifu

good morning. breaking news. inspirational teenager. malala becomes the youngest-ever nobel peace prize winner. a global icon. no laughing matter. a passenger on us airways flight tells the crew he has ebola. the flight attendants are furious. >> i think the man that has said this is an idiot and i'll say that straight up. >> a hazmat team is there to escort him from the plane. what happens now? ceo of microsoft tells women they don't have to ask for raises and this morning he is under fire and apologizing. and a v