nurse is receiving care. >> but first melissa is following breaking news in your first 4 traffic. breaking news, frederick county. 15 at east baffert road near 340, we have all of 15 completely shut down. all lanes blocked because of a serious crash. chopper headed to the crash right now to get more information. alternate is ballinger creek pike. a helicopter had to get one of the people o tre partially blocking things on the beltway. apparently cars are getting around. just fine at this point. things look good. no major problems on 66. 95 looking good. all early morning construction out of the way. prince george's county looking just fine. i'm back in 10 minutes. amelia? tracking fog across the area in gaithersburg, manassas and culpepper. as late as 9:00 a.m. this morning. a nice, crisp start.

not tracking any rain. clear skies across the area. beautiful weather for your friday. by 11:00 a.m., my-60s. our high yesterday was 68. today will be a little bi warmer. i'll let you know just how much warmer coming up in 10 minutes, eun. >> see you then. amelia, thank you. new developments on an ebola patient. since we signed is off at 11:00. chopper 4 was above when nina pham arrived at the national institutes of heal in bethesda. she is the dallas nurse diagnosed with ebola. she will get specialized treatment at nih. megan mcgrath joins us live from the medical campus to tell us what lies ahead for her. megan? >> nina pham arrived shortly

before midnight last night. she said said to be in stable condition and in good spirits. she was flown from dallas to maryland in a special charter plane. she was flown into frederick municipal airport. she was wearing a special protective suit. she was walking off the plane holding the hand of an escort. she got into a waiting plans and began -- she was taken in an ambulance motorcade around area streets and ultimately here to nih here in bethesda. she has been taken to the special studies unit, a highly specialized unit equipped to deal with special diseases like ebola. there's space for two patients here. so she is in one of two beds. it was built back in 2000. the world renowned immunologist

will be overseeing her care. on exactly what will be done to treat her, that is unclear at this point. dr. falchi said they will have to completely examine her, assess the situation. it's unclear whether she will receive any experimental medications or not. it's too early to t megan mcgrath. eun, back to you >> leaders at nih say they are taking every precaution to make sure that campus remains safe as doctors treat this ebola case. >> many who commute using the metro stop says this case has their attention. >> worried at all? yeah, it's always a concern now that it's bepwpbeen shipped her it's become a reality. i take the metro every day. >> our medical system is pretty good. i feel if someone gets sick, they can handle it. >> it is one of four countries in the country with state-of-the-art unt and a high containment facility.

keep in mind ebola is not airborne and cannote transmitted by food or water. you can only get it through the blood or bodily fluid of an infected person. it does cause vomiting and diarrhea. that's why those who care for ebo ebola patients are at higher risk. a dallas care worker who handled a lab specimen is on a caribbean cruise ship. it took off from galveston, texas sunday. she has been self-quarantined. so far she has shown no signs of the disease and has been asymptomatic for 19 days. they are looking to return the woman and her husband to the u.s. before that ship completes its cruise. the other dallas nurse to contract ebola is stable. vinson has been treated at emery hospital in atlanta. frontier airlines is notifying more passengers about vinson.

she flew to cleveland and back to dallas after treating thomas duncan. frontier is notifying those on the flight with vinson and those who flew on a later flight on the same plane. they will replace seat covers, carpets and air filters around her seat. we have a whole section dedicated to ebola coverage and we are continually updating our what to know article on nbcwashington.com. 6:05. prince george's county today a man will be sentenced for sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl. police arrested charles amolfa in 2012 after he lured a girl away from her father in hyattsville. you can see on the security camera he was leading her way. he assaulted her in a nearby park. today you'll check out dozens of new shopping options in springfield. the new springfield town center opens at 10:00 a.m.

they have been renovating since 2012. there will be a new regal movie center. it is the first step in a 10-year redevelopment plan for the area. a dangerous category 4 storm is barreling towards bermuda. preparations under way right now to make sure everyo sys safe. we'll make sure you're dressed properly for the weather. your next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. and it's a technique you may not even think twice about. how to clip your fingernails. the long-term damage

an american tourist is free today from a bookstore. this is david willis's tweet when he finally escaped a waterstone shop th closed up for the night. it is a major book seller in england. he sent a tweet in an attempt to

be free. it took three and a half hours before someone final l h out. the next story is for then who frequently cuts their nails. a new study suggests that daily trimming could damage them. cutting your nails incorrectly and too often can-can cause stress across the nail bed changing its shape. it could lead to spoon shaped nails and in grown nails. stick to weekly trimmings and opt for straight or u-shaped tips. >> you learn something new every day. i don't trim them every day. >> you have long nails in longer nails. >> they look fine to me. coming up on 6:11. weather and traffic on the 1s. we're starting to see the leaves change. >> amelia siegel with more on our weather. >> i want to talk to the person who has time to trim their nails every day. you're right, richard. we are starting to see peak

color in far western maryland. great color there. here's what you neetoear today. a ghet it's chilly but you can layer. sunglasses throughout the entire day. this takes you throughout your day. showing you the sky conditions. for the most part, plenty of sunshine. high temperatures of 72 or 73 degrees. i'm back in 10 minutes with a look at the weekend. now melissa continues to track breaking news in frederick. >> breaking news. chopper over the scene. this is the car involved. getting up on a tow truck involved with the semi. that is what collided with the car. trying to get more information on this. we know right now again 15 near 340 all lanes still blocked. your alternate will be ballinger creek pike. taking a look at travel times for you right now, pretty much looking quite good. fairfax to the the beltway, on

time. 95 north from quantico to the beltway, also on time. 270 south from jermantown to the beltway, couple minutes behind. outer loop 270 a little bit behind. 21 minutes. i'm back in 10 minutes >> trouble for the vice president's son. why he was disarmed from the naval reserve. bees swarm a family's van. the problem that you cannot see that attracted all the bees to the van.

now to a developing story. right now hurricane gonzalo is roaring towards bermuda. we are tracking this category 4 storm from every angle. we begin our team coverage with mallet green. >> eun, good morning. bermuda says it's ready for hurricane gonzalo. they are getting gas, boarding up buildings. this comes days after a tropical storm already knocked out power to thousands and damaged

property. most of the tiny island shut down. there's a high school that's open as a shelter. buildings are constructed to with stand heavy storms. but experts are saying there could be significa dage and power outages lasting for weeks. back to you. . storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel is in the storm team 4 weather center. what's the latest? >> the latest movement is towards the north northeast at 15 miles per hour. maximum sustained winds at 130 miles per hour just sou of bermuda as a category 4 hurricane. it passes over bermuda throughout the day today the, into tonight. during the evening hours between 5:00 and 10:00 p.m. a life threatening storm surge. hurricane force winds. 3 to 6 inches of rain. this will be the worst storm bermuda has seen in over 10 years.

eun, i'll be back in five minutes with what we can expect at home. throughout the day we will keep a close eye on the storm system as it impacts. we'll be watching hurricane gonzalo throughout the morning. look for a live report from bermuda on the "today" show right here on nbc 4. a man accused of jumping the white house fence last month is facing new charges today. a federal grand jury charged omar gonzalez with resisting arrest and carrying illegal ammunition in the district. they found 800 rounds, along with a machete and hatct his car. gonzalez pled not guilty to several other charges. we're learning more about the high school stude who shot and killed a girl at a high school in colorado. carl pierson told one classmate photos from the sandy hook school shooting were funny and showed another classmate pictures of the gun he planned to use. he was 18 years old.

he killed a girl and himself in that shooting last year. 6:18. today vice president e biden's son is answering questions about a failed drug test. the navy discharged hunter biden in february. he tested positive for cocaine last year. hunter biden is 44 years old. the vice president's office declined to comment on the story. a navy official said the news was not made public because it was treating biden like any other sailor. the judge is hearing closing arguments in the pistorius sentencing. they say just because he's a double amputee does not mean he should not go to prison. defense lawyers have en arguing for house arrest and community service. live inside the proceedings. he faces up to 15 years in prison for killing his girlfriend. he could be sentenced as early as tuesday. today marks 25 years since a deadly 6.9 magnitude earthquake

shook the san francisco bay area. the earthquake hit just before a world series game at 5:04, october 17th, 1989. it only lasted 15 seconds but the damage was done. take a look at this video. it caused billions of dollars worth of damage as it buckled freeways and knocked buildings off their foundation. 63 people died. another 3,700 were hurt. coming up on the "today" show, jeff robson will have a look at how the quake is still traps forming that region. >> pretty incredible how they have been able to rebuild that. we have breaking news out on the radio. first 4 traffic with melissa. . breaking news again in frederick. we now have three accidents shutting down roads in frederick. first of all, this is the first crash from early this morning. chopper 4 over east baffert. sorry. that is near 340. just below 340. all lanes blocked there again at this point this morning.

your alternate is ballinger creek pike right there it is closed from a new crash involving a motorcycle. another crash i want to tell you about east of 270. all lanes blocked from another new accident. your alternate is going to be 44. otherwise, looking prey good. the outer loop is slow near university because that in the way. some of the outer loop lanes people getting around. it is a little bit slow. 66 and 95. no major problems there. right now i'm tracking some areas of fog in virginia. those of you in manassas and culpepper. not only will we have plenty of

sunshine. temperatures around 70 degrees. dry conditions. mostly sunny skies. frederick, a high around 70. as well as loray. those of you in fredericksburg, 72. washington, high of 73. yesterday our high temperature was 68. today a little bit warmer. for your friday night, grab a light jacket. temperatures durin the evening hours into the 60s. it will turn chilly rather quickly. keep that in mind. we're keeping it dry not only tonight but for the weekend through sunday. a high of 68. breezy by the afternoon. breezy sunday. more importantly, look at the high. only 59 degrees. so very chilly day on sunday. after that, temperatures remain cool with a chance of rain tuesday through thursday. >> have to remember to bundle up

on that day. >> absolutely. >> many of you concerned getting a used car to save money. but the the prices are so high you may be better off with a new one. researchers at i see cars.com looked at the 50 largest markets. they found people were spending 10% of their income on a car payment even if they put 20% down and took out a four-year loan. some places people were spending 140% more than they should be on a car loan. that's a lot of money. get your resumes ready. the job fair is from 10:00 until 2:00 near the waterfront metro. the fair will be different from in years past. there will be a number of employers willing to work with prospects who were previously incarcerated and live in d.c. it was something very natural that attracted a all these bees to this mini van. in fact, it was honey. it was in ft. myers, florida.

honey spilled all over the highway from a truck. a woman drove throu the accident scene. when she stopped, the bees swarmed her van. >> i'm allergic to beers. >> firefighters had to come in and spray her car with water. they said bees can smell honey up to five miles away. >> and all that honey. she is allergic to bees. that can be a deadly allergy. so it's a good thing those folks came in and help her out. >> looks like fine there. this morning we're learning about a spooky souvenir an australian man brought home from his vacation in bali. >> this is hard to believe. a spider survived in his stomach for three days. apparently the spider burrowed through a small appendix scar. i can't believe it can do that. it traveled up his torso, leaving that rescar trail from his belly button she.

while on vacation maxwell stopped for antihistamine for a bug bite. once at home doctors removed the spider through his bel bto >> very hot, searing burning sensation. i was just mind blown. i really couldn't have ever believed that in my wildest dreams. >> the spider was dead when it was removed. it's now been sent off for test toss make sure there's nothing else that happened to that man. >> bizarre. we should learn what type of species it was in the next few days. . a big problem on the cover of a d.c. voter guide. can you see it here? why the the flag is upside-down before the director admitted it was all a mistake. >> a rare look inside a hospital room of a nurse being treated for ebola. the special moment she shared with her daughter and friends

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right annoy we are staying on top of a developing story. this is a live picture from the national institutes of health clinical center. nina pham is inside the building. she arrived overnight for treatment. and another n who worked at that same hospital worked on the same ebola patient's case. she's now on a cruise out in the caribbean. they just released a statement. we're work to go share that from the live desk in a moment. melissa has breaking news in your first 4 traffic. breaking news. three crashes i want to tell but in frederick county. 15 at east baffe chopper 4 over that. car versus semi. car being pulled out of the area over here to my left. and the semi up the street with a fuel spill. that's going to be some time. east baffert, all lanes blocked

from the north. mountville from the south. alternate was bawlinger creek pike but a new crash has shut that down approximately a motorcycle accident. also on the east side of 270. 44 westbound all lanes block. alternate 40 from a new crash. looking good at the beltway. outer loop as you pass university boulevard. 95 headed into virginia looking good. a little slow as normal in dale city. your weather loo better than my traffic. >> yeah. good news, the weather not impacting the morning or evening commute. the weather cooperating. absolutely beautiful across the area. here's your hour by hour planner. definitely chilly. grab a light jacket. look where we are for the noon time hour. by 70.

by 4:00, 73. high temperature with mostly to partly sunny skies. a nice friday night. tomorrow we have our tracking fall special at 10:00 a.m. in the morning. tune in to that. redskins taking on e titans. kickoff at 1:00. if you are heading into the game, keep this in mind. it will be cool and breezy. across the entire area in fact. highs on sunday not even making it out of the 50s anywhere. by noon, temperatures in the mid-50s. 59 by 3:00 on sunday, richard. >> amelia, thank you. president obama alrea has a team of advisers to lead the fight in the ebola crisis. but it might not be enough. >> he is facing pressure to appoint someone new whose sole focus will be stopping the spread. more on what this will mean. trac traci good morn >> reporter: good morning. the doctor who we have seen so much of lately can do some of

the other things they need to focus on. like the flu. he is in charge of that too. is so asking if there needs to be one government official in charge of the respoe to ebola. here's what president obama said about that. >> it may be appropriate for me to appoint an additional person not because the three of these folks haven't been doing an outanding job. they also are responsible for a whole bunch of other stuff. >> so does he have someone in mind? the president says he'll let you know. he said the reserve and national guard are authorized to go over to west africa if needed. but the the president is still against a travel ban. he is getting a lot of pressure on capitol hill, especially republicans. some democrats too. but president obama says if you implement a ban against travel against west africa people will lie where they have been or reroute their travel.

it will put us at more risk of ebola getting into our country. >> tracie, thank yo we just got a statement from carnival cruise le now confirming that a dallas lab tech who handled a specimen from an ebola patient is in isolation on its ship carnival magic. here's what the statement said in part. it is important to reiterate the individual has no symptoms and has been isolated in an extreme abundance of caution. there is no risk to the other passengers and the crew. but the woman and her husband will be kept in isolation. now, earlier this morning just a little bit ago we told you the state department is working to return the woman and her companion, her husband home before that ship completes its cruise. back to you. we are seeing and hearing from nina pham as she recovers

from ebola. >> before she was moved here her daughter in dallas recorded a conversation with her and she shared her gratitudt medical sff >> she is sitting uig a alert. she became emotional when talking about her trip to maryland but overall appeared to be in good spirits. as pham gets treatment in bethesda her dog is now in isolation at an animal shelter in dallas. there was concern that the pets would also contract ebola. he is not showing any symptoms of the virus. you can see a veterinarian there covered in full protective gear. the dog will stay in isolation for 21 days. head over to facebook with your ebola questions. we have a health expert to answer them for you start

agriculture the 4:00 p.m. today. time is 6:34. five years since a virginia tech student first went missing in charlottesville. morgan harrington was missing for more than 100 days before she was found dead. today her parents will tie a black ribbon around a lamp post in her memory. they have sympathized with the parents of hannah graham. she has been missing more than a month. crews resumed searching for her yesterday. they received 4,000 tips in that case. former governor bob mcdonnell is raising thousands of dollars to pay his legal fees but he may need even more. the legal fund received $78,000 between july and september. now it has raised 300,000. they believe the couple's legal fees are higher than that. he and his wife maureen were found guilty of corruption last month. they will be sentenced in january. if you received the d.c. voter guide in the mail and found yourself doing dbl take, youe t on

3,000 went out with the d.c. flag printed upside-down. a spokes pepper originally said it was intentional to raise low voter turnout but they confirmed it was a mistake and were told the guide will not be reprinted. just a few weeks from election day. if you don't know who to vote for we're not alone. after listening to the candidates some say they weren't impress. >> i still was not totally impressed by any one of them in terms of the immediate action i think every resident here wants to see. >> the forum being testy at times with people in the audience screaming at the candidates. keeping you hard-earned money safe from hackers. the new steps the deposit will announce today that could change the way many of us bank >> no phone, no internet. the mistake that could leave

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no word how long thoseeprs will take. . breaking news in frederick. chopper 4 over the scene. route 15 at east baffert road just below 340. still a very serious crash between a car and semi. the road still completely shut down. through the north mountville road. from the south, tuscarawas. 270 from jermantown to the beltway, on time at 16 minutes. 95 to 270, 10 minutes behind because of a crash on the outer loop at university boulevard. 66 east, fairfax county parkway to the beltway on time at 13 minutes. 95 north quantico to the beltway, a little b behind. >> right now it's a cool start across the area. temperatures in the 50s. culpepper coming in the 40s. at 48. washington, 58. a crisp morning and beautiful afternoon. grab a light jacket.

keep the the sunglasses throughout the day today. mostly sunny skies as we get into the afternoon hours. temperatures warm into the 70s. here are the highs in your neighborhood. 71 in marshall, upper marlboro. 73 for a high today in d.c. now, as we look to the weekend, a big temperature drop on sunday. more on that coming up in 10 minutes. >> amelia siegel, see you then. thank you. treated for ebola in bethesda. we're live at where a nurse arrived six hours ago. we'll tell you the special unit where they will receive help. ebola scare the a u.s. college. the story a student made up that led to an evacuation on campus. and making it just a little bit easier to get your morning coffee. the new strategy starbucks is able to roll out to get you out the door more quickly. the door more quickly. your weather and traffic are

have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills

through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. your time is 6:44. we're staying on top of a developing story this morning. the treatment of ebola virus. we're following new information in that story and others to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> we start with megan mcgrath at the national institutes of health where a nurse arrived for treatment overnight. >> reporter: well, that's right. nina pham arrived here at nih

just a little bit bor midnight. she is said to be in stable condition and in goo spirits. pham was flown from dallas to maryland in a special charter plane. she was not traveling through any of the commeral airports in our area. she was flown into frederick municipal airport. she was wearing a special protective suit. she was walking off the plane holding the hand of an escort. she walked under her own steam and got into a waiting ambulance. she was driven in an ambulance motorcade to nih in bethesda. she was taken to the special studies unit here, which is a highly specialized isolation unit. it is quick to deal with infectious diseases like ebola. there's space for two patients. so she's in one of the two beds. it was built back in the year 2000 and staffed by a team of highly specialized infectious disease and critical care doctors. should mention world renowned immunologyist is going to be

overseeing her care here. in terms of what that care will be, we still don't know. it's unclear. the doctor says they have to evaluate here, talk to her and then they will come up with their course of trent. it is unclear whether she will take any of the experimental drugs or not. back to you in the studio. thank you, megan. even before pham arrived, nih started to reassure other patients and staff that its campus is safe. others say they are taking precaution toss keep it contained. >> worried at yeah, it's always a concern now that it's shipped here and it's become a real reality. but i mean i take the metro every day. >> our medical syst iprty good. i feel if someone ge sk ey can handle it.

ebola is difficulto ntc >> as a reminder ebisot airborne and cann transmitted by food at. you can only get it h blood or bodily fluf infected person. it causes vomiting d are that's why those re ebola patients likmi members and medicalorrsre at higher risk. >> amber vinson is being treated at emery in atlant frontier airlines is notifying more patterns about vinson. she flew to cleveland and then back to dallas after treating thomas duncan. >> southwestern challenge in chula vista evacuated students yesterday morning. it temperatures out school officials say she made up a story from being dropped from class. the student confessed after being isolated for r

the "today" show is next with an update on ebola patient nina pham's condition can since being transferred to nih. plus, has ebola hysteria taken over? a look at the extraordinary measures some people are taking. closing arguments a testimony just ended and oscar pistorius waiting for sentencing on tuesday. the prosecution asked for a minimum of 10 years inrin. all this week the athlete's lawyer pressed home detention and community service in the shooting death of his model girlfriend last year. back to you. today we'll hear about a plan that could make it tougher for hackers to access your money. for many of you it will change the way you receive s like sociaseri. jackie deangeles is here to tell us about the big nemt today. hi, jackie >> reporter: hi. that's right. president obama expected to

announce that the u.s. is going to begin to boost security for government-issued debit cards amid concerns of safety of american financial data. the deposit will stt distribu fer benefits like social security via debit cards that have that internal chip which makes them less vulnerable to fraud. they are expected to issue 500 million credit and debit cards with chips by the end of next year, accounting for roughly half in circulation right now. and starbucks will let customers pay ahead for orders with their smartphones. they have been pushing their mobile app service. users earn points for every service which can be traded in for food and drinks. those are free. starbucks will pick 10 people who pay with its mobile app to win starbucks for life. one food or drink item each day for 30 years. sounds like a good deal for me. >> certainly does, jackie. thank you. if you want a spot at the

national christmas tree lighting you'll want to be in front of a computer. 10:00 a.m. is when the national parks service openstsnnu ticket lottery for this event. it will be held thursday, december 4th at 5:00 p.m. there will be 3,000 seats and 14,000 standing room tickets. we posted all the details on how to enter the lottery on nbcwashington.com, ar "christmas tree". >> a lot of people will be there. >> big deal. i can't think about t cold weather. i want to enjoy the beautiful friday we're having. >> a mild temperature of 73. nice today and tomorrow as well. a little bit breezy tomorrow afternoon. temperatures for the most part will still be comfortable. not the case on sunday. a cold start and chilly afternoon. not only that, you'll notice the throughout the day on sunday. cool temperatures stick around most of next week. with that we'll be tracking the

chance of rain as well. right now we're coming in in the 50s. 50 in gaithersburg and ma mass as. 52 in leesburg. 58 in washington. satellite and radar not tracking any rain this morning. in fact, mainly clear skies across the area. as the sun comes up, you definitely need the sunglasses. by noon, upper 60s. great day to take the kids to the park after they get off the school bus at 3:00 p.m. temperatures in t low 70s. a beautiful, comfortable. here's your fall foliage forecast. peak colors in west virginia and new england. head to tom's facebook and twitter pages. he has been posting fabulous pictures. closer to be me washington right now, experiencing low color change. tomorrow a few afternoon clouds. a high near 70. sunday, a cold start. breezy throughout the day. high of only 59 degrees.

so saturday is looking like the better of the two weekend days. still cool. remains cool with a chance of showers tuesday throu thursday. what's the latest on the breaking news in frederick? >> breaking news in frederick. i want to tell you about, east baffert road just reopened. northbound and southbound lanes now moving. an accident off to the right. you can see we are getting traffic in both directions. bw parkway northbound at 198. it is slowing things down. we're not sure abolge so we will update you on twitter @first4traffic. slow the top of the beltway. cole alsoville, university from an earlier crash. taking a look at 66 and 95, typically slow. 50 miles rouaoi

we do have red line single tracking. forest glen and silver spring. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic. >> if you don't have an e-zpass, now is theimtoet. those who open an account before november 15th will get a week of toll-free travel on the new i-95 express lanes. they are on track to open in december. everyone will need an e-zpass to travel those lanes. if you car pool, you should get an e-zpass flex. it allows to use them for free at any time if you ha tee or more people in your car. >> you won't be able to use three stations on the red line this weekend. they are closed to red line passengers. you'll have to get on the bus to silver spring or rhode island instead. fort tot an is open in you're riding the green line.

wait for one as long as 16 minutes. three deputies in frederick now face a lawsuit saying they wrongfully killed a man with down syndrome. a judge decided uphold the suit. he died when deputies tried to force him out of a movie theater last year. the lawyers say he try to have the case thrown out before the trial. a judge will sentence a man today for sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl. police arrested him in 2012. he pleaded guilty to sexual assault, soliciting rn kidnapng after he lured the girl from from her father. he assaulted the girl in a nearby park. he tried the same thing on another girl only one month before. 6:54. anthony brown is drawing sit similar for his latest campaign ad which features baltimore police officers. >> i've been a poloer for eight years. >> i got into law enforcement to

help the community and keep the community safe. >> he is challenging larry hogan on gun control. officers are not allowed to appear in uniform in political ads. he said the officer did not have their uniforms and badges were blurred. new springfield town center opens this morning at 10:00. construction crews have been busy renovating the old mall since 2012. a lot more stores and a new regal movie theater. the town center is the the first in a 10 year redevelopment plan. 6:55. today president obama will announce new security measures for government-issued payments. payments like social security will be issued via debit cards with internal security chips. it's been 10 years since the deadly earthquake shook the fran

bay area. how the quake is il transfor ei in a few minutes approximate on the "today" show. right phau hurricane gonzalo barreling towards bermuda. it is expected to hit the island later today. >> right now doctors at the national institutes of health are treating nina pham, a nurse from dallas being treated for ebola. today is a comfortable cool start. we're in the upper 50s. upper 60s by noon. plenty of sunshine throughout the day. a beautiful sunrise. you can see in the ckoun high today of 73. >> sounds good. better than my traffic for sure. frederick below 340. new crash at 198. otherwise, looking pretty typical on this friday. >> and thank you for starting your day with us this morning. >> the "today" show is next. back with weather, traffic, and any breaking news. we hope you will join us. until then, have a great day.

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good morning. breaking overnight. the first dallas nurse with ebola arrives in maryland for treatment. >> i love you guy. >> we love you, nina. >> but a new concern, this morning a woman who handled an ebola specimen at that hospital now in self quarantine on a cruise ship. a hurricane could hit bermuda for more than a decade. discharge. vice president's youngest son, hunter biden, kicked out of the navy months ago