answer. check out these temperatures. pretty cool out there. right now the temperatures do not tell the whole story. we will go to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein in just a moment. >> but first breck breaking news. a crash in the left lane, taking up the left lane for quite some time. a two mile backup on the bw parkway because of this earlier accident. it is just jammed. if you can get off and take 95 instead. just avoid it altogether. that would be a good idea. taking a look at 270 into and out of town, no major problems. if you're hopping on centreville, prince william parkway headed in, in it a little bit slow. it opens up through gainesville. you're fine in oakton and into town. completely clear. lots of green for you this morning. beltway at indian head moving along. no major problems there. see you at 6:11 with travel times.

driving a larger vehicle like a mini van you will feel it rocking with the winds. in addition, hair styles by mr. wind throughout much of the day today. chilly this morning. mild this afternoon. these are the weather headlines for your thursday. temperatures right now around the region hovering near 50. these are the latest wind gusts near 20 to 30 miles per hour. leesburg with a gust of 28. 30-mile-per-hour miles per hour gusts near the bay. 50 near montgomery, prince georges and fairfax. low to mid-50s by the chesapeake bay. a look at the hour by hour breakdown when the winds diminish. back to you. thank you, tom. montgomery county police are looking for two men who held up a shell gas station in gaithersburg. shady grove road, 1:00 this morning. you can see that the front door was shattered by bullets. no one was hurt. police don't have a description

of the suspects. new developments out of canada. a memorial is growing for a canadian soldier killed by a gunman outside canada's parliament. this is outside an armory in hamilton, ontario. the corporal was guarding the national war memorial when he was shot at point-blank range yesterday. a tourist snapped a photo moments before the shooting. they tried to revive him by failed. the shooter had been designated high risk by canadian authorities. he was identified as michael zehaf bibeau. he is 32 years old and a recent convert to islam. he went into the parliament and died in a hail of gunfire. officials feared he would travel abroad and commit crimes. canada's prime minister called yesterday's shooting an be act of terrorism. just about 6:03 now. today is your first chance to

apply for a new gun permit in d.c. d.c. council changed the gun law last month to allow concealed carry. the judge ruled the previous ban on guns outside the home was up constitutional. under the new law, people will only be be allowed to carry a gun if they can justify the need for a weapon. guns will still be banned in certain sensitive locations around the district. a much faster response from the secret service after a man jumped the fence outside the white house. the man scaled the fence last night about a month after war veteran omar gonzalez made it inside the executive mansion. news 4's megan mcgrath has a look at more on what the secret service is doing. megan, good morning. >> reporter: well, eun, this time the jumper didn't get too far. 20 feet from the fence before he was taken down by secret service and dogs. this takedown was all captured on cell phone video by people in the area. you can hear the commotion and

some of the dogs barking in the distance. this happened just after 7:00 last night. about another month after a man jumped the fence at the white house and actually made it outside. after that incident, an additional barrier was put up. that did not stop the 23-year-old. he scaled that barrier and then climbed the fence. secret service released their dogs, did it quickly and took him down. he was later arrested. now the president was home at the time but he was never in danger. according to the secret service, he never came into contact with him. there were two dogs who were injured in this. they are said to be treated by a veterinarian but expected to be okay. you can see the barrier behind me. this is the new one put up after that incident that happened a month ago. we had yet another jumping incident here last night. the seventh so far this year.

>> megan mcgrath, thank you, megan. >> a trial date could be set for three high profile murders in alexandr alexandria. charles severance will be in court for a pretrial hearing. jane roush is also expected to rule on whether to allow cameras in the court. judge rsh is best known for presiding over convicted d.c. sniper lee boyd malvo. making your political decision is now more convenient in maryland. the state begins early voting today. select polling sites will be open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. to avoid a line, you're encouraged to get to your polling place before 4:00. early voting in maryland is next thursday, october 30th. it is now 6:05. we could see two candidates participate in a forum for d.c. mayor. carl schwartz and david catania confirmed their attendance. on her website it says bowser

will be attending two other events tonight at the beginning of the campaign bowser agreed to take part in four debates. they have all taken place already. today's forum will be 7:00 to 9:00 at preliminary eugt congress gas stational church in d.c. ward 4. erica develka gonzalez will mod what we are learning about how isis recruits from three american goals. calling in sick even though you feel just fine. we have a new study that says people take a pretty common mistake when they play hooky that's costing them their jobs. it's pretty windy out there. the flag whipping in the win. the flag whipping in the win. your weather and

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welcome back. your teenager's moodiness could be a combination of problems at home and school. southern california scientists interviewed 100 kids and their parents and found in-home arguments often impacted the teen anticipates school performance. the reverse was also true. school problems were likely to affect the home. it could last two days and trap a teenager in a cycle of negativity. if you're going to call in sick, don't post it on social media. one in four workers get busted faking sick calls through social media. the survey found 28% of employees admit to faking a sick call. most said they didn't feel like going in while others said they wanted a a free day. some of the strangest excuses, needing a you day to fixed botched plastic surgery. >> wow. >> and accidentally, accidentally getting on a plane.

i wish i could accidentally get on a plane to the islands or something like that, right, in the middle of winter? >> accidentally. wouldn't that be nice? the fake -- not that i fake calling. it's been years. but sometimes you need that where you need to go and do something. >> a mental health day? >> yeah. a good haircut always make you feel better. a live look outside for you right now. the clouds still hanging tough out there. it's windy too. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. it's weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. good morning, tom. >> good morning. the storm team 4 bus stop, thursday morning, blustery winds with us. temperatures hovering near 50. cloud cover beginning to break up between 7:00 and 8:00. between 8:00 and 9:00, the winds will increase, gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. by then ought to be into the mid-50s.

the flag flapping and slapping in front of union station. by noon time, 60 degrees. bright sunshine during the afternoon. winds diminishing by mid to late afternoon. peak gusts 20 miles per hour as we reach the mid-60s. warmer weather on the way. melissa has had early problems. breaking news on the roads. bw parkway southbound at 175, we are jammed. still have two hours worth of delays. as you head southbound you can see this accident to the left as chopper 4 pans out. if you can, you might want to take 95. could be a problem for some time. travel times, 66 east from fairfax to the beltway, on time. 95 north, quantico to the beltway, just about on time. 395 northbound between the beltway and 14th street bridge, looking good as well. 270 southbound, a little bit slow 118. 16 minutes. outer loop, 270, looking good,

13 minutes. back to you. a little boy stuck inside one of those toy vending machines. his feisty reaction when his grandmother tried to stop him from climbing inside. if you haven't bought your halloween candy, a good reason

16 after the hour now. new developments on ebola this morning. a dallas nurse with the disease could soon get the all clear. the family of amber vinson say doctors no longer detect ebola in the nurse's body. right now she is in a special unit at emory university hospital in atlanta. she contracted ebola after caring for thomas duncan, who died from the disease earlier this month. starting monday, travel guidelines for ebola will expand in the u.s. next week all travelers from buy lear ya, sierra leone and new beginy must be monday for 21 days. all u.s. bound passengers from

west africa -- they have to fly into the five airports that have been designated, including dulles international. we are now hearing from the cameraman who contracted ebola in liberia. amokpo was working with nbc news when he was diagnosed with the disease. he still can't explain how he got it. >> i was working with various news organizations. in the course of that week he was at ebola treatment units, following burial teams, i was with ambulance drivers. >> was that the week before you joined up with nbc? >> it was about a week before. >> he spent two weeks in a special treatment facility in omaha, nebraska. you can hear more of his story ahead on the "today" show at 7:00 right after news 4 today. 6:17. in a sign of solid day, students are honoring uva student hannah graham. graham disappeared from charlottesville. a student group at virginia tech called help save the next girl organized last night's vigil. it was formed in honor of morgan

harrington, a tech student killed five years ago >> we are still waiting to learn whether remains found in the county are those of hannah graham. until then investigators are keeping the scene of the discovery surrounded. yesterday another search picked up around walnut creek park. the case of three teen girls investigated for trying to join isis raises more concerns about how terror groups use social media for recruitment. two sisters and their 15-year-old friend bought tickets from denver to istanbul, turkey. they were detained in frankfurt, germany. somebody online wass encouragin them to travel to syria. nothing showed the girls had been encouraged to actually fight for isis. we are learning a 3-month-old girl killed in a train station attack was an american.

the accident happened in jerusalem a few blocks from the national police headquarters. a palestinian slammed his car into a crowded train station. the driver does have a history of anti-israel violence. they are blaming hamas for this attack. new poll numbers just coming in on virginia's senate race with less than two weeks until the the election. this is a different kind of poll focusing on voters 18 to 35 years old. the democrat mark warner, 47% of the vote. ed gillespie with 11%. 18% of these young voters are still undecided. the libertarian candidate got 24%. it's not very often we see him come in second place in a poll like this. but the big question mark is how many young voters will actually go to the polls. roughly 20% of them typically

vote in an election. this time they say there is a lot on the line at the top of their list. they say jobs and the economy, that's a hot topic, a big issue they're looking at. nfl commissioner roger goodell is expected to testify at ray rice's appeal hearing. a judge acting as an arbitrator ruled that he should testify. rice wants the league to pay damages and rein state him. rice argues he was punished twice for knocking out his fiancee in a hotel, first with a two-game ban and then an indefinite suspension. the city of minneapolis will not be allowed to ban the name redskins when the team plays the vikings next month. the city attorney handed down that ruling yesterday. he said the city has no jurisdiction over speech or property at the university of minnesota. the vikings are playing at the university while their new stadium is being built. two city council members tried

to get the name banned for the game on november 2nd. a cigarette maker is banning cigarettes at the workplace. e cigarettes and other smokeless tobacco will still be allowed. about 18% of reynolds employee smoke. this move is meant to accommodate smokers and nonsmokers in their workplace. all right. >> interesting. >> we have breaking news right now on the roads. let's check in with melissa mollet. >> headlights headed into town. it is slow for four miles at this point. if you can take 95, save yourself the headache and the time and do that. it's going to be frustrating for a lot of folks on the road. wide look at things. slow top of the beltway outer loop as you approach the beltway. 66 headed into town.

395 into and out of town, no problems. 95 in stafford, you're pretty slow the entire way. slow through dale city. remember to follow u us @first4traffic. mr. tom kierein? >> big backups on the bw parkway. this morning they will be blow dried by the gusty winds b after yesterday's rain. we're all clear here now. we don't have any rain. there are a few sprinkles on the eastern shore. heavy rains could be flight delays boston, new york city later today. it's also whipping us with northerly winds that will be with us. the latest gusts 25 to 30 miles per hour. it will stay with us and may get stronger around noon time. temperatures chilly. near 50 in montgomery county. prince georges, fairfax, low to

mid-i 50s. you will definitely need a jacket. wear long pants. it will make it feel even cooler than we are now. later today the winds will diminish during the afternoon. high temperatures reach mid-60s much of the region by midafternoon. that's around the metro area. cooler off to our west. by dawn, down into the 40s. afternoon highs upper 60s. a lighter wind with lots of sunshine. for the aids walk on saturday, should be good weather for that. clear sky in the 40s to near 50 degrees. by late morning, mid-50s. mid-60s on saturday. sunday, great weather for the marine corps. marathon. near 70 in the afternoon. a bit milder next week. a nice warming trend. may make it into the low and mid-70s next week. might get showers late on wednesday as the extended outlook. weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:31. now back to you.

6:24. if you feel like you're being harassed online, apparently you're not alone. 40% of adults say they have experienced online harassment. and 70% of young people were harassed. the most common form of abuse is verbal, physical and stalking. most people say they were being harassed by people they did not know. the most commonplace is social media sites. from candy to costumes, halloween has become an expensive holiday. how can you keep your children and wallet happy? one tip, don't overbuy when it comes to candy. think of how many trick-or-treaters you had last year and plan accordingly. it is on a friday this year, so you will probably have more kids this year at your door. >> i got two kids of my own, so i have a handle on what they like. lots of reeses and sugary junk. >> that's hall weep. even though candy is usually for the kids, you may want to stock

up on stuff you like. chocolate tends to be more expensive than hard candy lasts longer than chocolate. >> you do have to buy something for yourself. >> i try not to keep too much. i eat it all. >> no, you bring it to us. don't stop doing that, though. >> i'll be sure to get chocolate to you. the lure led a toddler to crawl inside a vending machine. >> an 18-month-old got trapped inside one of the claw machines at a laundromwundromalaundromat. the grandmother took an eye off of him 10 seconds and he was gone. >> all i could see was his feet. he kicked my hand and got in. >> he said don't stop me, grandma. >> when you want that stuffed

bear. the fire department responded quickly. the firefighters who rescued him even let him keep one of the toys from inside the machine to remember this experience. >> although at a 18 months the only person that is going to remember is grandma. i think we're all in agreement i don't think there's any real way without crawling into a machine that you can get one of those toys. it just doesn't work. . after years of conversation it is time to decide. will kids in fairfax county get to sleep in later? before the school board votes tonight, we'll take you on the specifics to start school later. a nightmare for metro riders. how mistakes made a standard trip home take hours for some people. it's cool. these temperatures will climb. how warm it will get in your weather and traffic on the 1s a

right now at 6:30, check out the american flag at union station and see it tphrapg in

the wind. >> melissa mollet is following breaking news. bw parkway southbound at 175, we are completely jammed. we are talking about a five mile backup. take 95 and save yourself the headache if you possibly can. georgia and the beltway, moving along. no major problems. 270 at montrose, seeing a lot of volume. nothing happening there. it's quite slow for some reason this morning. 66 headed into town. you can see you're about 45 miles per hour. no major problem. 95, worst spot, dale city as you head north and woodbridge up to 395. 395, though, is looking pretty good. prince george's county is moving along. branch avenue, no problems. remember to follow us on twitter. tom kierein, how are things looking for you. >> anything is better than the ugly traffic on bw parkway. it's blustery this morning.

highs in the neighborhoods in prince georges, low to mid-60s. mid-60s in arlington, falls church and the district with winds gusting 25 to 30 miles per hour. not quite as windy. mid to upper 60s by mid to late afternoon. much of southern maryland not quite as windy either. should be in the mid-60s midafternoon. and the neighborhoods across the pennsylvania border and right on the pennsylvania border in ph d maryland area should be the windiest spots. low to mid-60s. some of the higher locations will be in the mid-50s with a lighter wind and lots of sunshine there. next weather and traffic on the 1s, the hour by hour wind and warming. 6:32. new this morning an officer-involved shooting in prince george's county. just got off the phone with the county sheriff's office. at 1:00 a.m., one of their

deputies responded to a domestic violence on huston street in suitland. when the deputy arrived there was confrontation with the male suspect. he shot the man and was taken to the hospital. the deputy is not hurt. he is on administrative leave. as many of you know, waking up a sleeping teenager is not an easy task. the fairfax county school board will decide whether school start times should be changed. molette green joins us live at marshall high school in falls church with more on what's happening today. molette? >> reporter: a school bus getting ready to leave to pick up students. some high schoolers are picked up early in the morning. some of them are getting to campus way before 7:00. the the start time now is at 7:20. well, tonight the largest school system in the entire area is poised to make a big change to

allow teenagers time to sleep in. all middle school students will start at 7:30. now, the goal is to eventually move them closer to an 8:00 start time. high schoolers in the county would start between 8:00 and 8:10 with a 2:55 dismissal. this group, these teenagers were the main focus of this entire effort, backed up with medical evidence. it will help them mentally, physically and academically perform better. elementary school students will start about the same time as they do now. there will be added bus drivers and added buses. if it's going to help our high schoolers, our students as a whole.

the vote is tonight. we'll stay on top of it throughout the day. fairfax county, can you believe nobody be got hurt when this car slammed through the house? this is in laurel. it happened 10:45 on nicholas way. the driver of the mercedes lost control and crashed through the the windows. the home is being assessed for damages. prince george's county police are trying to link two sexual assaults in bladensburg and cheverley. a woman was attacked on annapolis road. the description shares similarities to one provided by a victim of sexual assault in bladensburg back in september. >> hopefully the predator will be caught. i'm broken to know that someone else has been attacked. >> here is another look at that sketch. he is described as a 40-year-old

5'8" to 5'10" inches tall, slim build and black and gray facial hair. if you have information, call police. we have learned metro is now changing its inspection procedures following a recent track problem on the red line which caused nightmarish commutes. a cracked rail outside the dupont circle station caused big delays for thousands of people. news 4 looked through the agency's own review of the problem and found several missteps remain. they went with the wrong crew and then had to wait for the right equipment for repairs. 13 days before the rail cracked. we are working for you for a consumer alert. the total number of air bags being recalled is increasing again. now it 8 million cars and trucks need to be repaired. shrapnel can fly when the air

bags deploy. check whether your car is involved was not working for part of yesterday. the agency has since apologized for that. we know all of this information is important. we have this on nbcwashington.com >> a mother of two has extra cash to help support her family. hawkins won $1 million from the d.c. lottery. she lives in capitol heights. the mother has three sons, including twins and a son who died of leukemia. hawkins founded a nonprofit after her son's death. she bought that winning ticket last month at palisades deli and market. congrats. kids should not go to six flags. the rumor involving this melee that led to the message. a d.c. zip code named the best in the country. why it was picked as top of the list. you need a jacket as you leave

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people who live in d.c. live in one of the best zip codes in the country. the number one zip code is 2004. it borders the national mall, the white house and several popular museums. the the website movoto put out this list. they looked at median incomes and households below the poverty line. houston, san diego and chicago. >> it's sort of between 15th and

6th streets, in that area. >> a lot of residential. >> all right. coming up, it is 6:41. a live look over the district at this early hour. lots of clouds to see out there. fortunately, no rain. >> let's check in with storm 4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning. in 20016, temperatures around 50 degrees. that's the story around the metro area. the wind is gusting 25, 30 miles per hour. live view from storm team 4 camera at union station. it will stay breezy through 8:00. still only 50 by noon time, near 60. the winds will likely increase. gusting 30, 35 miles per hour. then the winds diminish with bright sunshine, highs mid-six. where and when to see a solar eclipse later today is coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:51. breaking news with melissa.

>> big backup on the bw parkway. this brand-new crash, outer loop at kenilworth. you can see the slowdowns as you approach the accident. stay to the right to get by that crash. southbound at 175, talking about six-mile backups. take 95 and save yourself the frustration and the headache. taking a look at travel times now. we're pretty much slow everywhere jermantown to the beltway. 66 eastbound, taking twice as long as it should. quantico to the beltway, 40 minutes. i'm back in 10. >> see you then. a man jumped the phelps at the white house. the injuries he's dealing with this morning. and a student and bus driver shot by a b.b. gun.

and bank of america customers charged twice

right now we are following several developing stories. weave new information on the man who jumped the white house fence. breaking news on the bw parkway. >> we begin with nbc's jay gray in ottawa, canada where a gunman tried to storm the parliament. jay, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to

you. a lockdown on here. still a city on edge. police have been out in force overnight and will continue throughout the day. they want to make sure that people feel safe as they go about their business and want to make sure that business continues here. to that end, parliament will meet today. they will sit showing terrorists can't change what they are trying to do in this city or in this country. les talk about michael zehaf bibeau. we know he recently converted to islam. he had a long police record, arrests for drug charges and robbery charges for the most part. we know recently authorities had confiscated his passport because they say they were concerned he was preparing to travel overseas to fight with extremists there. still a lot going on in the investigation here. and some questions about whether he had some help in the attack. so we hope to learn a lot more

as the day continues. police will brief us at some point during the investigation here. that's the latest. live in ottawa, jay gray, back to you. jay, thank you. corporal nathan zarillo was guarding it when the gunman shot him at point blank range. a tourist snapped this photo moments before it happened. the "today" show is next with more on the deadly shoot-out in the halls of canada's parliament. they are looking into possible terrorist ties. 6:47 now. new this morning, montgomery county police are looking for two men who held up a shell gas station in gaithersburg. shots were fired at the station on shady grove road 1:00 this morning. you can see there that the front door was shattered by bullets. no one was hurt. police do not have a description of the suspects.

we're just getting new information now about the latest man to scale the fence at the white house. megan mcgrath is live with details. megan, good morning. >> well, good morning, eun. we have learned that the man who scaled the fence is from bel air, maryland and that he had to be taken to the hospital to be treated from bite wounds from the police wounds. he was bitten on the back, chest, arms and knee. he is now facing a variety of charges. this is the seventh time that somebody has scaled the fence here at the white house. but this time around the man didn't get very far. 20 feet from the fence before dogs and secret service agents took him down. the scuffle caught by people in the area on their cell phones. that's what you're seeing now. it happened a little after 7:00 last night, a month after another man jumped the fence and actually made it inside the white house. after that incident, an additional barrier was put up in front of the fence. that didn't stop 23-year-old

asana from scaling the barrier and the fence out front. secret service agents, however, quickly released the dogs. they took him down. he was arrested. but first he was taken to the hospital where he was treated. we are told, though, he has been released from the hospital and is now facing a variety of charges, including assaulting a police officer, unlawful entry, making threats. we are also being told that he was not armed. reporting live at the white house, megan mcgrath, news 4. eun, back to you. thank you. >> you can make your decision official for 2014. early voting begins today in maryland. select polling sites will be open from 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 in the evening. you're encouraged to get to the polling place by 4:00 to avoid a line. it runs through october 30th. bank of america is apologizing to many of its customers. it says it accidentally billed some of them twice for the same purchase.

cnbc's kate rogers is here to explain now about this incident. kate, good morning. good morning, eun. bank of america apologizing for double billing customers who used apple's new service. the glitch affected 1,000 transactions. back to you. all right. kate rogers. she was just mentioning about 1,000 customers were affected by this incident. they were billed twice for the same purchase through apple pay. we will try to get you more from nbcwashington.com. >> well, we should know later today whether robert griffin iii has a chaps to start monday night against the the cowboys. yesterday he practiced in team drills. colt mccoy is still expected to get the start. during app interview yesterday, head coach jay gruden doesn't want to ru griffin. there are still several things he needs to work on before he can be named a starter.

>> all right. coming up on 6:51 right now. tom has been keeping an eye on this really windy morning we have been having so far. >> hair styles by mr. wind did a great job on eun. >> is it fluffy today? >> aaron and i don't have to worry about. winds gusting over 30 miles per hour occasionally. especially right near the bay. right now, though, predawn, they have diminished a little bit. gusts to around 20 to 25 miles per hour. and there is our sky. our skycast 4. we'll get sunshine breaking out. the sun is rising at 7:26. by noon time, sunny. a few clouds poking through. by 5:00 p.m., winds should be diminishing. by sunset, partly to mostly clear. enough for us to see a partial solar eclipse. it will cover the sun. it will be before sunset. only a quick look, though.

don't look anymore than a second. you can damage your eyes. peaks right at sunset. get into an area where it's wide view. bus stop this morning, breezy and chilly. near 50 between now and 8:00. between 8:00 and 9:00, mid-50s. the blustery wind is flabbying the flag at union station. later today, mid-60s by midafternoon. the bright sunshine, winds diminishing. tomorrow morning into the 40s. gorgeous weekend for outdoor activities on saturday, sunday. great weather for the walk on saturday and marine corps. marathon sunday. milder mid week next week. melissa has breaking news. >> style a five-mile backup bw southbound as you approach 175. headlights, all those folks unfortunately are coming into town this morning.

five-mile backup. the two left lanes blocked there. as you approach bw parkway and kenilworth. wider look at things, typical overall. slow 270 to the spur because of a crash at montrose road off to the left side of the roadway at this point this morning. still slowing things down. 66 east bound. new crash here just after 123. that is slowing down for us this morning as well. taking a look at 95 in virginia. hopping on stafford, you're looking quite good. no major problems until you hit dale city. prince george's county looking pretty good. >> it is 6:53. today is the first day people will be able to apply for new gun permits in the district. d.c. council changed the gun law to allow concealed carry. people will need to prove they need a gun and go through a safety course.

the guns will be banned in certain sensitive locations around the district. a trial date could be set for a man accused of three high profile murders in alexandria. charles severance will be in court for a pretrial hearing a. judge roush is also expected to rule on whether to allow cameras in the court. severance is accused of murdering three. judge roush is best known for presiding over convicted d.c. sniper lee boyd malvo. . the fate of a navy intelligence director accused of diverting millions of dollars to his brother's boss. lee hall is accused of funneling money under a classified contract to build hundreds of untraceable rifle silencers. the the contract was not authorized and hall only sent the money to help out an acquaintance. his defense lawyer said he had a legitimate need for the rifle silencers, which were part of the classified program. a high school in prince

george's county taking rumors seriously about six flags this weekend. suitland high school's principal sent a text message to parents. it mentioned gangs planning to retaliate for a large fight at six flags last month when a 15-year-old was critically hit. the text message urged parents not to let their children go to the park. six flags responded saying it has stepped up security. a texas bus driver was shot with a b.b. gun by one of her student passengers. a 10-year-old boy brought the the b.b. gun to school in the morning and was playing with it on the bus that afternoon. the district says he and a friend pulled the trigger several times hitting a student in the foot and hitting the the bus driver. neither was seriously hurt. four things to know at 6:55 before you head out this morning. nbc news cameraman is now out of the hospital and talking about his recovery from ebola. you can hear his story exclusively next on the "today" show. . the fairfax county school

board will vote tonight on a plan to allow later start times for some students. no earlier than 8:00 for high schoolers. officials are now looking into possible terrorists ties after a gunman opened fire in the halls of canada's parliament. the gunman was killed minutes after he killed the soldier. the last man to jump the phelps at the white house is out of the hospital this morning. he was attacked by secret service jobs shortly after jumping the fence. they are now facing assault and unlawful entry charges. wear a a wind breaker this morning. temperatures near 50. winds gusting to 30 miles per hour. we'll diminish by later this afternoon. highs near 70. melissa. five-mile backup bw parkway at 175. and outer loop at kenilworth. otherwise, looking pretty typical. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us.

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[ music playing ] >> good morning. focusing on the shooter, few video showing the man who gunned down the soldier at canada's national war memorial just moments before storming parliament t. gunman shot and killed by police, now being called a terrorist by the country's prime minister. misunderstanding, we will not be intimidated. >> was he inspired by isis? it's happened again a. man being held this morning for jumping the white house fence and breaching security while the secret service deals with fallout from a separate scandal, pulling agents from their post for a dispute with a neighbor. will more heads roll? safe at home, ebola patient