in new york city after a doctor tests positive for the deadly virus. plus, preparing for winter's worst. making sure the snow in the months ahead does not leave you stranded. >> no snow as you step out the door this morning. you are going to want to grab a jacket. we are waking up to temperatures in the 50s around the d.c. area. pretty chilly out there. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein with what to wear. >> we had the same view of the flag near union station. it was straight out where the strong wind flapping and snapping. now you can see it is sort of barely fluttering with a much lighter breeze. that's a live view from the storm team 4 camera. by 8:00, bright sunshine. ought to be in the mid-60s by noon. a bit breezy during the the afternoon. peak gusts 20 miles per hour. we had gusts over 35 miles per hour yesterday. so lighter winds today. we get up to 70 degrees around

4:00, 5:00. it will be partly sunny by then. what to wear? a chilly morning. temperatures around 50 degrees. you need a jacket, long pants again this morning to stay comfortable at the bus stop and waiting for the metro. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. amelia is out in the storm team 4 x 4. melissa looking at the roads and work zones. >> they will be clearing up shortly. overall, we look quite good. outer loop, we have that work zone still with one lane getting by. 66 and 95, both looking quite good. same thing with prince george's coun county. 270, that is nice for us into and out of town. 95, cherry hill in maryland also moving quite nicely. a live look at 66 coming up in a

couple of minutes. >> melissa, thank you. monitoring a developing story in new york where a doctor is now in isolation after testing positive for ebola. his name is dr. craig spencer. he recently returned to the u.s. after working with ebola patients in guinea. he had a fever yesterday. within minutes he was taken from his home to a hospital in manhattan. no word if he will be moved to one of the facilities specifically equipped for ebola patients. how this region is preparing for an ebola patient. a at 9:00, a news conference at the wilson building in d.c. they are expected to talk about compliance already in place and what is still needed to keep everyone involved safe. there will be a similar discussion on capitol hill. house lawmakers on federal hill.

they will look into the training and equipment for front line health workers. nbc news is helping to show you how this latest case in new york is impacting the biggest city in the country. look for a live report at 7:00 right after news 4 today. two sisters who died in a big crash in oxen hill will be laid to rest this morning. they have 10 children between them. all younger than 15 years old. the sisters, along with three other people, died earlier this month when a car slammed into theirs on livingston road. they were waiting at a traffic light. the funeral service at mount baptist on third street northwest this morning. today transportation officials in virginia will discuss safety on the rails. we have shown you this before of the train that derailed in lynchburg and burst into flames. a task force is meeting to discuss train safety today >> right now crews in prince

george's county are preparing for the snow. hundreds of plows are out on the roads this morning. megan mcgrath joining us live where they are taking off in forestville. megan, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. you can see the crews behind me here starting to pull out. we have all kinds of snowplows ready to go this morning. an odd thing to see on a day like this. not expecting any snow in the forecast of course. they are out doing a dry run. they are practicing to make sure when we do get some snow that we will be ready to go. i'm joined by the director at dbw. talk about the idea behind this. >> well, the idea behind this is to make sure we are prepared for winter operations. we certainly want to make sure that our equipment is functioning properly. we have 400 employees that are participating this morning. we want to make sure all 400 employees are familiar with snow routes. we want to make sure our equipment is operating properly. the goal is to make sure we're

prepared for winter operations. >> all right. thanks so much for joining u you can see the the snowplows are set and ready to go. they will go out and do their normal run like they would on a snow day, make sure there aren't any low hanging branches or manholes sticking up a little bit more than they should. just to make sure in a real snow event everything runs smoothly. of course there's nothing like practice to make sure that happens. back to you guys in the studio. >> megan mcgrath live in forestville. if you live in the district crews will be holding a dry run as well at rfk stadium. it begins at 9:00. speaking out, a woman's message after her ex becomes the first person to be prosecuted under maryland's new revenge porn law. getting ready for a busy weekend in the district. amelia siegel is live in the storm team 4 x 4. no time to relax. why more and more of us are why more and more of us are leaving vacation days unused.

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welcome back. starting next year, you'll be able to contribute more to your 401(k) plan. they maxed the limit to $18,000. that's up from $17,500 this year. the limit applies to other savings plans. also, if you are over 50 and can make catchup contributions. they are triggered by an increase in the cost of living. >> if you are a workaholic and not using all your vacation days, you are not alone. many of you aren't taking vacations. u.s. workers only use 77% of their paid time off. last year employees took an average of 16 days compared to

20 days back in 2000. most people are forfeiting two days of paid time off every year. experts say the reason many of you aren't taking off is fear of keeping up with your workload and keeping up with colleagues. it is a sad state of affairs. if you take a couple of days off given to you by the company, you come back refreshed, maybe more focused. it's a nice time to get away. >> you come back and get 300 e-mails. >> i understand that. it's overwhelming. >> but the down time. >> just a litt. >> it's good for you. >> a busy weekend around d.c. >> amelia siegel is out with the storm team 4 x 4 with your marine corps. marathon forecast. amelia, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun and aaron. good morning to you at home. happy friday. monitoring conditions down here at the d.c. armory. the temperature here is 56 degrees. it's a chilly morning. our weather station blowing in the wind.

not only are the temperatures cool but the winds are up as well. it's going to remain breezy throughout the day. it will be breezy on sunday. keep that in mind. a high today of 71. on sunday for the runners, a cool start with a temperature around 54 degrees. 11:00 a.m., around 60. plenty of beautiful sunshine. really nice by 2:00. that temperature around 70 degrees. runners of course will be heading down to the armory to pick up their race packets. now sunday a beautiful weekend day. sunday as well. your forecast coming up in 10 minutes. also talking about a major warmup. now over to melissa with the friday commute. >> good morning. construction hasn't cleared out of the way yet. outer loop at university, the the right lane getting by at this point. should, again, be out of the way here quite soon. taking a wider look at things,

no major problems. big picture here. lots of green on the screen. 95 in virginia totally fine into and out of town. live picture 270 in 10 minutes. >> melissa, thank you. tragedy in the skies over frederick. what recordings are telling us about the moments leading up to a deadly midair collision. taking steps to protect your personal information. personal information. the precautions you wil he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate

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welcome back at 5:15. we're getting a better idea of what happened moments before a deadly midair collision in frederick, maryland. a small plane crashed near frederick municipal airport. in the air traffic control recordings you can hear the tower warn the pilot of several hole copters in the area

yesterday but the pilot was cleared to land. a warning what happens next may be difficult to listen to. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> airplane down and helicopter down. >> yes, yes. i just saw it. 911 is on the way. >> those voices you heard were all from the control tower and the two men on the plane who survived the crash. three people in the helicopter were killed. the ntsb is investigating. they're still not sure why the two collided. witnesses described what they saw. >> i saw an airplane hit a helicopter. it proceeded down, parachute. so i went over to check and see what was going on, and pulled both those guys out. >> ntsb said a parachute on the plane may have helped save the

men on board. the names of the men on the helicopter were released. christopher parsons and brendan mcfond and william jenkins were on the helicopter. a crash on the beltway. we reached out to state police but have not heard back yet. it shut down the left lanes on the inner loop, dulles toll road. everything is open again right now. >> one group is gearing up for a massive search for missing 8-year-old alicia rudd. saturday four teams will search kenilworth aquatic gardens. the guardian angels are driving from maine. they believe she was taken by a janitor at the homeless shelter where she lived. this morning a frederick county man is facing charges for so-called revenge porn. we are hearing from the woman who says she is his victim. his former girlfriend said he released explicit videos of them

on two web sites. court documents posted her address with the videos and encouraged other men to rape her. she spoke exclusively to news 4's pat collins. >> it's pretty much ruining me. it's going to keep ruining me. these things don't just go away. >> he is believed to be one of the first men charged under maryland's new revenge porn law. if convict he could face two years in prison and $5,000 fine. 18 after 5:00. amnesty international is releasing a report on human rights violations following the michael brown shooting in ferguson, missouri. that report calls into question with the use of deadly force by officer darren wilson against michael brown. it also detailed law enforcement use of tear gas and curfews to discourage protests following the shooting. amnesty international said the events sparked a long overdue conversation about policing and race in america. this morning we are learning more about the gunman who opened

fire inside canadian parliament. police are saying he acted alone. well, this morning we're learning more about michael zehaf bibeau. canadian police say he acted alone. he may have had dual citizenship in libya and may have tried to get a passport to syria. we have this new surveillance to show you which shows the gunman walking into parliament after shooting and killing a soldier who was guarding the national war memorial. bibeau's mother issued a statement saying she is crying for the victim, not for hersel and there was this emotional moment inside parliament for the man who stopped bibeau from doing more damage. vickers was honored with a standing ovation. lawmakers stood and applauded for several minutes. many feel he saved their lives. he shot the gunmans on he stormed into the building on

wednesday. he calmly patrolled the hallways of that building afterwards with his gun still in his hand. 5:20 this morning. people living in washington state are clearing up after a powerful tornado there. take a look at the scene. the funnel cloud was caught on video as it was making landfall yesterday. the ef-1 touched down in the southwest part of the state. you can see roofs were ripped off buildings, power lines were toppled, and trees uprooted. there haven't been any reports of injury so far. if you doesn't catch the collar eclipse, not to worry. take a look at your screen right now. this is time lapse video of the partial eclipse beginning. it happened just before sunset. the moon passed between the earth and sun last night creating a partial solar eclipse. so pretty to look at. it's hard to see in our area because of all the clouds. >> it is the beauty of television. >> working for you right here. >> get it on tape. it's online. we tweeted it, facebookeded it.

it's all out there. 5:21 is our time on this friday morning. off to a chilly start this morning. let's check in with tom kierein to see what we can expect the rest of the day. >> yeah. the clouds did clear out in time for much of the region to see the the partial photo eclipse. here's a photo taken locally of the partial solar eclipse right before sunset by tom harte on twitter, facebook, instagram. love it when you post your picks. we will be out and about taking photos of the beautiful autumn color. post here and we will share. i will start showing those next week. temperatures right now are chilly. just in the mid-50s in prince george's county. low to mid-50s in fairfax county. it's in the upper 40s northern montgomery county. driving in to work this morning,

leaving the heat on. temperatures near 50. during the afternoon, turn the heat off, have the the windows open, sunroof open. temperatures 70 degrees. a bit of a breeze. and some clouds coming through, a partly sunny afternoon. chilly start tomorrow morning. upper 40s starting off saturday morning. saturday afternoon, sunshine. beautiful for outdoor recreation. up near 70 degrees. up on skyline drive should be just beautiful with peak autumn color as well as on sawn. sunday morning near 50 degrees. afternoon highs low 70s, bright sunshine. beautiful start to next week. highs again around 70. then even milder. on tuesday, up into the mid to upper 70s much of the region. turning cooler. a few clouds wednesday, thursday, next week. the overall pattern is looking dry through the next seven days. next weather and traffic on the 1s, look at the hour by hour

breakdown. now melissa. >> we have a little bit of volume 270 southbound out of frederick, old hundred road. this is where it gets a little wiggly. 66 headed into town, taking a look here. hopping on prince william parkway and going in. heading out you're fine as well. 95 in virginia, looking good. no problems there at this point this morning. prince george's county now, into and out of town looking did. branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, 301, indian head highway, all moving along for us. maryland, bw parkway, just fine. remember to follow usn twitter. >> thank you, melissa. today hundreds of middle school students will explore what a career in science and medicine would look like. johns hopkins montgomery county

campus and its neighbors were opening a labs to seventh graders to learn science can be fun. about 700 students will have the opportunity to do hands-on science experiments >> so what goes through your head when your child comes home from schl and says, i don't have any homework. teachers at gaithersburg elementary stopped giving students homework three years ago. now students are simply expected to read for at least 30 minutes every night. no math drills, no worksheets. just lots of reading. the principal encourages them to just try it. >> we can certainly have the conversation around what that looks like at home. and typically that's what they do. and then they are thinking the time they are spending with their children reading at night. >> developing a culture of reading is a big goal at her school. but we wanted to know how successful thissest has been and whether parents and students are

buying in. we dig in at a news 4 education nation special report. join me saturday morning for that and a closer look at schools looking at year-round classes, changing start times and arming seniors to start college tomorrow morning, 10:00 a.m., nbc 4. >> very interesting to see the results of that. the walk to end hiv tomorrow morning. aaron and i are emceeing that event. the walk starts a lot 9:20 at freedom plaza. a lot of roads will be blocked off. try not to drive. all the money goes to support hiv programs at whitman-walker health. such a terrific organization doing so much to help this co proud to be a sponsor for many years now, nbc 4. >> a lot of hope in that crowd. we try to have a good time too that early in the morning. big name stores could take a hit this holiday season because

of credit card breaches. 44% of shoppers said they will likely not shop at stores that have been breached this year. >> we have been hit with headlines about these data breaches it seems like on a weekly or daily basis. so it is understandable that people would be a little nervous. >> frankly, the most secure way to shop is with cash. you obviously don't have to worry about anything if you pay with cash. >> in the end you can benefit. stores are working to keep your business. because of that, you will probably see more sales >> a new ebola case in america. you're looking live at bellevue hospital in new york city where a doctor is in isolation after testing positive for the virus. we'll have that picture coming up. and live to new york city for a look at the precautions being taken there this morning >> plus, a good sense of humor

or insensitive act? the halloween display stirring up debate in one texas community. temperatures in the low 50s this morning. brrr. the changes you will see the next 24 hours with weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. >> brrr. >> 50s is brrr for me. >> stay connected online or your

right now investigators will be back on the scene this morning in frederick as they search for clues in a deadly collision between a small plane and helicopter. . students will get to sleep in a little later next year. hundreds of snowplows are on the streets of prince george's county as they practice for the upcoming winter snow. upcoming. >> this is only a drill. >> yes. good morning to you, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. a live look outside. 54 degrees. not cold off for snow. >> thank goodness. >> a little bit of a chill in

the air. >> a check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> a chill in the air, so dress accordingly. what to wear? you'll need a warm jacket. upper 40s to 50 degrees. wear long pants too. a bit of a wind blustery. so it makes it feel chillier. temperatures near 50 in the suburbs and the rural areas. inside the beltway, low to mid-50s. low to mid-50s by the chesapeake bay. the flag by union station was flapping with a gusty wind. it is barely moving. the winds have diminished quite a bit. still chilly. low 50s. mid-60s by noon. the winds will pick up a little bit, gusting 25 miles per hour in the afternoon. clouds coming through. near 70 degrees. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., back down in the low 60s for friday night football under a partly cloudy sky. by late evening, in the 50s.

upper 40s starting off. next weather and traffic on the 1s, amelia siegel with your weekend event forecast. melissa, first four traffic? >> looking quite good. almost as good as your forecast. no major problems 66 and 95 in virginia moving right along. eupbd yap head, look at that. a little bit of volume. taking a look in town. no problems on the parkway, into 95. looking good. we widen out and look at 270. that is moving along quite nicely as well. back at 5:41 with a look at travel times. guys? >> we'll see you then. melissa, thank you. following developments on a new ebola case in the u.s. doctors in new york are closely monitoring a man with the disease. the patient is a doctor himself who recently treated ebola cases in guinea. nbc's charisma loan joins us live from bellevue hospital in

manhattan with more. chris, good morning. >> reporter: yeah, good morning, eun. that doctor has been back in the united states a week now after treating ebola patients in the west africa nation of guinea. leaders in new york are trying to reassure the the public they are not at risk. the doctor is identified as 33-year-old dr. craig spencer. noon on thursday he notified the relief group that he works for doctors without borders he was suffering from fever, nausea and fatigue. he was whisked to bellevue hospital in midtown manhattan. since he's been in the states he has not gone back to his job where he is an emergency room physician. the health department said he came down with a 103-degree temperature yesterday morning, which prompted him to come to the hospital. it turns out that he and some friends, along with his fiancee, went to a brooklyn bowling alley the night before he got sick.

the fiancee is in quarantine. two other friends being monitored for symptoms. president obama has been notified and briefed. he has spoken with the governor and the mayor from new york. they are coming here to monitor this latest case. eun, we'll send it back to you. >> chris, thank you. mali is the sixth nation to report a case. a 2-year-old girl who came from neighboring guinea now has that disease. this ebola outbreak started in guinea last december. the world health organization said the disease has killed nearly 5,000 people and infected 10,000 people. the family of the ebola patient who died in dallas says they may file a lawsuit. he was from liberia and visiting his family in texas. he showed up to the hospital in dallas but was sent home with

antibiotics. texas law could make it difficult for a lawsuit. plaintiffs have to prove malpractice and willful negligence in the emergency room. and there is a $250,000 cap on pain and suffering. you'll find links to it on our home page. we are learning the possible dna link between two sexual assats dating back to 2005. the suspect in a uva student's disappearance is charged in one of those cases. according to the richmond times dispatch, police say a t-shirt connects a 2005 fairfax rape to the murder of virginia tech student morgan harrington. the search was last believed to be worn by harrington. she disappeared in 2009 after attending a conce in charlottesville. no one has been charged in that case. but jesse matthew could be moved to fairfax to stand trial in a fairfax attempted murder and

rape case. a judge issued a bench warrant yesterday. matthew faces charges in the disappearance of hannah graham. the search will resume today in the area where human remains believed to be graham's were found over the weekend. >> the man who jumped the white house fence will back back in court monday. he will undergo a psychiatric evaluation. several times he tried to ask the judge questions directly and had to be pulled out of the courtroom. he is being held without bond. giving kids a chance to sleep in. new school start times in fairfax county after the school board voted to push back that first bell. gearing up for a busy weekend around the d.c. area. amelia siegel live in the storm

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we are producing a biofuel made from renewable sugarcane to fuel cars. let's broaden the world's energy mix, let's go. welcome back. a texas man is hoping people will appreciate his sense of humor and halloween decorations. take a look. the theme is ebola. yep. james fox set up a quarantine waste site outside of his apartment in a dallas, texas suburb. the apartment is right near texas health presbyterian hospital, where the first u.s. ebola patient died two weeks ago. faulk is hoping it will set up as a distraction to what he says has been a scary time for the community there. >> this is what it's all about. having fun. don't mean to offend anybody. we're making light of it. in the end hopefully everybody will get a laugh out of it.

>> you can imagine some people took to twitter call it in poor taste and ridiculous. definitely getting attention. >> that's just 12 different kinds of stupid. the reality is you've got people -- when their homes are cordoned off, it almost likes like that. you don't want to scare people. >> it's so close to the hospital where people are still being treated. the weekend is around the corner. a lot of us will take part in a high profile area in washington. >> amelia siegel out in the storm team 4 x 4 with a look at conditions for the walk to end hiv tomorrow morning. amelia, how are you doing? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it will be chilly tomorrow morning just like this morning. it's breezy now. we're at the d.c. armory. runners will continue to come pick up their racing numbers for the marine corps. marathon.

the weather really is cooperating. partly sunny skies. high temperatures around 70 degrees. behind washington, 71. 9 in manassas, jermantown. tomorrow a high temperature of 70. mostly sunny skies. cloud cover during the afternoon. aaron and eun, you will be be at the walk to end hiv. festivities at 7:00 pl a. temperature at 48 temperatures in the upper 50s. tom will be taking a look at sunday. breaking down the temperatures in 10 minutes. melissa, any problems on the roads right now? >> no problems. this green is my new favorite thing. it looks good approaching 6:00 a.m. beltway looking good. 66, 95 in virginia, looking quite good. maryland and virginia, no problems right now. jermantown to the beltway, 16

minutes. you're running on time. nothing in your way. i'm back in 10. >> melissa, thank you. fast approaching deadline. what parents need to do by next week to make sure their kids are not sent home from school. the problem that

your time now is 5:46. get ready to change your morning routine. there are new approved start times in fairfax county. the vote came down late last night from the school board. and there was overwhelming support in the crowd. high schools in the county will now start 8:00 or 8:10, pushed back from the current time of 7:20. middle school students would start 15 minutes earlier at 7:30.

sleep experts across the country say high school students are not getting enough sleep. people at last night's meeting agreed. >> i knew that these brutally early high school start times could not possibly be healthy. >> being alert is challenging when i look outside and the sun hasn't even risen yet. >> start times for elementary school students would remain about the same. the changes will not take effect until next school year. it will cost the school district $5 million in the first year alone. a new state educate ex commission meets for the first time next week in virginia, recommending any changes to lawmakers. they are supposed to make changes by september 1st. and november 6th at the university of virginia. the commission was create by terry mcauliffe in the bake of bob mcdonnell's hearing. maureen mcdonnell's hearing was

moved. he has another trial scheduled on the original date. sentencing will go on as originally planned january 6th. several family members will be at the funeral for two sisters who died in a big crash this month. it happened in oxen hill. they were at a traffic light on livingston road when another car plowed into theirs. three other people died as well. the the sisters have 10 children between them, all younger than 15. it is happening on third street northwest this morning. . d.c. police need your help identifying the man in an armed car jacking on new hampshire northwest near north capitol street. in the video, the men get out of the car on the left side of the screen. one with man pulls the passenger out of another car while the second man forces the driver down on the ground. after robbing the victims, the thieves took off. call police if you have any

information. a family that lost their grandmother after she went missing are saying they are hurt by the results of the investigation in the case. she went missing after flying into reagan national airport. three days later her body was found less than a mile away. u.s. park police released a report yesterday that showed several officers made inappropriate comments calling kong a 9,000-year-old alzheimer's woman. >> i was able to offer my personal sincere condolences to the family and the insensitive comments made by the police officers. >> the family released a statement through their lawyer saying in part, "it is troubling to receive this report which on details open wounds not yet healed. it is our hope that this report will serve as a vehicle bringing change and the way missing persons reports are handled." an important message for parents in prince george's county. you only have one more week to

get your children properly vaccinated. school officials say more than 3,000 students need required vaccines by the october 31st deadline. that is next friday. they need their mumps, measles and whooping cough vaccinations. students in the 7th grade needs to get their t-dap. those who don't have vaccinations by october 31st will not be able to attend school. maryland dealing with several new cases of viral meningitis. three students have been diagnosed but none needs to go to the hospital. they all had contact with each other. while viral meningitis is nowhere near as strong as bacterial meningitis, you still need to use painkillers, rest and taking in extra fluids. the concert for valor veterans day november 11th. bruce springsteen, rihanna,

metallica, carrie underwood are all expected to perform. they are expecting # 00,000 people and 800,000 people to show. they are treating it like the fourth of july. so expect security check points around the perimeter. expect parking restrictions as early as tomorrow for the marine corps. marathon. sunday's race starts on route 110 in arlington. runners will head into georgetown around the national mall and finish back in arlington. some streets in rosslyn will close at noon. most roads will shut down around 4:00 sunday morning. they all should reopen 3:00 that afternoon. 30,000 people signed up to run this year's race. always a spectacular event. >> it really is. >> dedicate runners. >> from all over the world. >> chuck bell is running it. >> as he does every year. good luck to him and everybody

else. we turn to tom kierein. runners like sort of cool weather. >> and not a lot of wind. it will be cool, that's for sure. just like this morning. off to a chilly start. temperatures at predawn this friday morning, it's only around 50 degrees. prince george's county, eastern shore, low to mid-50s. low to mid-50s in washington. nearby suburbs inside the beltway. winds settled down at the bus stop. a chill in the air between now and 8:00 will be hovering right around 50 degrees. we'll have that sunshine, though, beginning to climb in the sky. warmest by 8:00 to 9:00, mid-50s. the winds will pick up. gusts 15 to 20 miles per hour by then. yelled i traveled to the dufief elementary school and talked to these very interested

kindergartheners. thank you to jennifer flynn for the invitation. had a lot of fun. they are really smart. they knew a lot about weather and we had a great time. clouds coming through. partly sunny. rather breezy. up around 70 degrees by later this afternoon. 40s tomorrow morning. saturday, up around 70. beautiful for outdoor activities on sunday. milder weather moving in next week. may hit upper 70s on tuesday. low 70s wednesday. a few clouds around. still looking dry over the next seven days. melissa, now with the friday morning commute. things rolling fairly well. >> pretty well. we have a car on the shoulder. we are seeing a little bit of a

slowdown. 50 westbound at kennel worth avenue. makes me very happy here on this friday. taking a look at prince georges, branch avenue, everything looking. >> there. a tiny bit slow into broad bridge. 66 at route 50, also moving along. and looking nice for us this morning. a wider look at things. look at that. that is as good as it gets, especially as we approach the 6:00 hour here i should say. taking a look at 270, tiny bit slow. it's just volume. nothing happening out of frederick and you open up completely once you're past clarksburg. follow us on twitt twitter @first4traffic. a massive air bag recall should be nationwide and not just regional. nearly 8 million vehicles by 10 automakers were affected. it is limited to cars sold in high humidity states like

florida, georgia and texas where there is greater risk. lawmakers question whether millions of other drivers could be left in danger by making distinctions between areas. the potentially dangerous air bags killed four people and injured dozens others. audi is dealing with a separate air bag recall. it's not related to the takata problem. the company is recalling 850,000 cars worldwide over a software problem. it could cause the air bags to deploy improperly. the busy holiday shopping season is right around the corner. things are starting off rough for amazon. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. amazon can deliver anything from socks to refrigerators, even a kitchen sink. the one thing they can't deliver on is profits. the retailer had a huge loss.

it continues to invest heavily in new investments. smartphone. fresh food delivery. investors liked that when they were growing. now amazon says sales will be slower for the very important upcoming holiday season. so that stock likely to be down again. another atlantic city casino may shut its doors. the taj mahal will almost certainly close as finances are dire. the billionaire investor said he won't back out of a deal to buy the casino but he said he had never answer the phone when they called him about it. it would be the fifth atlantic casino to close this year. union workers will protest of a court-ordered termination of their pension and health care plans. it's been a bad bet.

like 4,000 people already out of a job. >> difficult for sure. thank you, bertha. train safety in virgia. you may remember a train derailed in lynchburg earlier this year. take a look. you can see it burst into flames and spilled fuel into the river. they plan to come up with new recommendations to make you are safe >> years after a tragic crash, there is now a new traffic light to keep you safe in fredericksburg. take a look here. the people who live there held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the traffic light. it was proposed even before the the deadly crash. to celebrate they held a party complete with champagne and traffic light cake. the reason it took so long to be built is because enough traffic had to drive-through for the light to be approved. investigators trying to figure out how a plane crashed

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so far it is fairly cool this morning. take a look at some of the temperatures. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will show you how the temperatures change as you get started. good morning, tom. >> quite a chill in the air. dress accordingly. you'll need a jacket and long pants this morning as we have a bit of a blustery wind. and temperatures hovering right around 50 degr we'll stay this way another couple of hours. it's just in the upper 40s and low 50s northern montgomery county. the rest of northern virginia. most locations in the 50s. low to mid-50s southern maryland, near the chesapeake bay. in the beltway, low 50s. this flag was straight out with a strong, gusty wind. now a lighter breeze this morning. that's a live view near union station from our storm team 4 camera. warming nicely, though. up to the low to my-60s by noon time. by midafternoon, 70 degrees. a little breezy today. not as