more changes are in store for later this week. >> new ebola regulations go into effect at dulles airport as health officials in virginia map out a plan for preventing an outbreak. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang on this monday, october 27th, 2014. some parts of our area are getting a little preview of early winter. still not ready. temperatures in the 30s. there is even a frost advisory. tom is here with a check on your first forecast. >> that's a a live view over washington this morning. here's another live view from our storm team 4 tower camera. nebraska avenue, dry pavement this morning. yes, it's cold. thankfully a clear sky. don't have any winter snow or sleet or anything like that. cold morning. prepare for that. your headlines for this monday, a mild afternoon and warmer weather moves in tomorrow.

big area under the frost advisory. shenandoah, eastern panhandle of west virginia, much of maryland, west of i-95 and the west of virginia, including fairfax, montgomery, prince william, all these areas. if you have any sensitive outdoor plants, bring them in now. you still have time to do that. it is just now in the low to mid-30s. farther south and east of washington, temperatures are generally in the low 40s to near 40 depress. when you're out and away from your tv, keep up with your weather 24/7. download it free on itunes and google play. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:11. storm team 4 x 4. melissa, how is the commute. >> looking good. st. barnabas, moving right along. 95 in virginia also looking quite good. no construction. things out of the way at this point this morning. wider look as we look at the big

picture. lots of green. everything looking good. 270 looking fine. i'll see you at 5:11 with a live picture at 95 in maryland. 5:02. developing overnight, a second student has died in the washington state school shooting. gia soriano die from her injuries. the tight-knit community remembered the victims at a vigil last night. he is the second student killed after jaylen fryberg shot them and then killed himself >> new guidelines in effect for travelers coming here from west africa. they're designed to keep you safe from the spread of ebola. kristen wright joins us from dulles airport to break down what's happening. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. dallas is one of five airports in the u.s. that will see these new screening requirements

starting today. now, this is for all travelers. the airport does not have direct flights from those countries. so the new screening measures are for people whose travel originates in the west african nations. they will receive a a fair kit or a kit to check and report ebola. in it, a thermometer, tracking log, description of symptoms with pictures and who to call if they do get sick. now, each passenger will be required to report to health officials for every day for 21 days, the incubation for the ebola virus. they have to report their temperature, ebola symptoms, even the lack of stupls and travel plans. these travelers will have to provide their information.

. the federal government is warning states about imposing mandatory quarantine rules for returning travelers. they say the the decision to hold people that are returning from west africa and were exposed to ebola could quickly backfire. obama administration orders say it was not grounded in science. there are a lot of moving parts. we set up a special section on our website at nbcwashington.com and search ebola outbreak. in the day ahead, a trial for a former marine charged in his wife's death is expected to begin in fairfax county. he is accused of dumping her body in the aquan river. he has been in jail without bond since his wife's death >> montgomery county schools and the county expected to ask the

state for more money to deal with overcrowding. right now thousands of students go to class in portable classrooms. the school superintendent is expected to announce there will not be enough space at montgomery blair, albert einstein, john f. kennedy and northwood. it needs funding to expand. >> we are definitely dealing with crowding. we're building as fast as we can. but we definitely are going to need some more help. >> some say the classroom trailers are not enough. it is the largest school system in maryland. >> if you live in arlington you may have noticed major backups on columbia pike. we called vdot to ask why. it is temporary but will be in place for six months. millions of dollars spent to

build a new bus line in alexandria may have been a waste. dominion has to build a new transmission line and it could cut through route 1. dominion has not said which route it will recommend. it could mean ripping up the road. living on the edge. dozens of residents in danger in hawaii as lava creeps closer and closer to their homes. lawmakers consider changes to a sexting law a after the case of one northern virginia teen. it feels like winter in parts of our area. temperatures in the 30s. we'll tell you what the trip home will will feel like at 5:11.

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welcome back, everybody. if year feeling a little sore we hope it's because you had a great time at the marine corps. marathon. even though it's the marine corps. marathon, the winners of the men's and women's race both are in the army. the marathon keeps growing. it's now the third biggest in the country. >> awesome. congrats to everyone who ran, including our chuck bell. there he is right there in the redshirt. >> blazing. >> go chuck! he came in with a time of 4:56.

how about that. this was pretty early on in the race at mile marker 4. chuck is just a terrific runner. and guess what, without a blink, without a pause, back to work and raring to go. >> let's see if he is standing. yeah, he is standing. that's a good place to start. and he is wearing the hardware. congratulations. >> you don't run 26.2 to not wear the medal, that's for sure. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. it was two minutes slower than last year. you know, i could see the clock inching its way to the four-hour mark. i said anything but a four-hour time. sometimes you just have to slow up a smidgeon. such is life. next year we will try to go back and get them. my target was 3:45. not so far off the limit. we will talk about me later in the show. what to wear on your way out the door this morning, hey, it's

chilly depending where you live. we're at 48 degrees. places like beale ton and pwr s bristow ready to go. walking to the metro or work and school, temperatures in the 30s and 40s. an absolutely beautiful day coming up later this afternoon. plenty of sunshine. mild temperatures. tom is back with a seven-day forecast that may be close to, can you believe it, melissa, close to 80 degrees soon. can it be be true? >> i hope so. i hope you're tell me the truth. i would love to wear sleeveless dresses maybe one more day. love the medal. very cool. construction just popped up. emergency road work. trying to figure out exactly what it is. carroll avenue at westmoreland, two lanes block. prince gorgeous county into and out of town, just fine. same thing 95 and virginia is

rolling right along. no construction. 66 at 7, looking good. 270 into and out of town moving along as well. back in 10 minutes. weather and traffic always on the 1s. >> see you then. a new way the test for colon cancer in the privacy of your own home. it could have unintended consequences. >> virginia considers new sexting laws after a case almost

scary situation unfolding on hawaii's main island right now. hundreds of people are packing their things up, getting ready to possibly evacuate as this boiling monthly ton lava speeds up approaching their homes. it is now less than a mile away from one neighborhood. its rate, we're told, is increasing. the direction of the flow can change any time. we're going to continue to watch

it. over to you, eun. >> angie goff at the live desk. thank you, angie. 5:15. we have learn the suspected gunman in the shooting at the canadian capitol left video. it shows michael zehaf bibeau was driven by ideological and political motives. investigators say he shot a canadian soldier at the national war memorial and entered parliament in ottawa before he was shot and kill. he had recently converted to islam. hundreds of responders took part in an emergency response drill yesterday in toronto. as part of that drill, crews found a suspicious package that released fake gas. teams wore full hazmat gear and set up a decontamination center. . the military reports five of those were aimed at isis in

kobani. there's a battle for control in that syrian city. on the ground, secular kurd nationals are defending. women are fighting along with the men there. the battle for the city has gone on more than 40 days. a syrian group says 800 people have been killed. the trial begins for a group of former members of the florida a&m marching band all charged with manslaughter. prosecutors say the group is responsible for the death of a drum major. he died three years ago after he was beaten with mallets in an apparent hazing ritual. the four on trial today all say they are not guilty. this morning the st. louis cardinals are remembering a 22-year-old player who had a bright future ahead of him. outfielders on qoscar tavares ws

killed yesterday in a car crash in the dominican republic. this is video showing the secret service officers and canines taking down adesanya. he is expected for another court hearing today. a court-ordered psych evaluation will be present. this is adesanya's third arrest at the white house since july. it is a controversial topic. should teens who sex face the same punishment as child pornographers. right now virginia law makes no distinction between adult predators and minors. this came into question earlier this year. a 17-year-old manassas high school student was charged with two felony counts of child pornography for sexing his then

15-year-old girlfriend. in the end the 17-year-old received one year probation. >> standing up for affordable housing in the district. the peoples platform alliance says affordable housing in the district is quickly disappearing. a car hit a 6-year-old boy yesterday on wye mills south near old line avenue. the driver stayed on the scene. the boy was flown to the hospital with serious injuries. police are offering a $25,000 rewar for information on a deadly shooting in the district. this happened saturday night near the intersection of brentwood and rhode island northeast. police identified the victim as ellis anderson. if you have any information, call d.c. police. 19 after 5:00. we want to thank everybody who came out to the the walk to end hiv on saturday out on freedom plaza.

more than 5,000 people participating in the 5k walk and run. >> what a terrific morning it was. more than $600,000 raised. the goal was to raise $1 million for accessible and comprehensive health care for those affected by hiv and aids. there we are up on stage early morning emceeing the event. thanks for your support coming out in your full re-gail ya. always a great event. >> i jumped off the stage at one point. not a good idea. still feeling it. >> the stage was pretty high. we were doing our jobs, though. >> had a lot of fun. we appreciate everybody come canning out to support whitman walker. >> a proud partner for many, many years. >> 21 now after 5:00 on a monday morning. maybe it's the chill in the air that's got me a little mixed up. >> maybe.

storm team 4 meteorologist is here with your forecast. how cool is it, tom? >> in the 30s much of the region. it was gorgeous yesterday. temperatures plummeted 40 degrees. all the latest observations showing calm winds under a clear sky down to or near freezing. 36 degrees at dulles. gaithersburg, 37. college park, 37. bowie, 38. those are the cold spots closer to the metro. west of i-95 we have near freezing temperatures between now and 8:00. and bright sunshine. by noon time, hour-by-hour forecast, quickly jumping. ought to make it in the low 60s by noon time with bright sun. and during the afternoon when you're heading back from work and school, hovering near 70 degrees. a dramatic warning from where we are now. the average high this time of year is 64. we'll be way above that this

afternoon. and then much above that on tuesday. above it again on wednesday. but then colder than average temperatures likely thursday, friday. much colder than average for saturday and sunday. there's our roller coaster ride for the week ahead. and we'll have a changes of a passing shower on wednesday as a front comes on through. followed by the chillier air. it will stay dry thursday and into the weekend. right now hall weep looks great for trick or treaters. on friday evening, after we reach 60, back down in the 50s. partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at times. no rain until the way it looks now. saturday and sunday, it's our longest two-day weekend of the year. we turn our clocks back one hour saturday late night. sunshine saturday afternoon. highs, though, mid-50s. 30s in the morning saturday and sunday. quite a chilly weekend coming up. highs reaching the mid-50s. a look at the neighborhood highs

around the region for this monday afternoon coming up. melissa is checking on the monday commute. >> a crash at 295 northbound at 11th street bridge. police just getting on the scene. no major details at this point. not sure what's blocked. we are seeing a little bit of a slowdown 295 northbound. if you can avoid the 11th street bridge, you might want to. beltway at indian head highway, no major problems. taking a look at 66 and then 95, both of those are moving nicely this morning. 270 out of frederick, heading southbound, you're fine. if you're headed northbound, you're fine. all the way to frederick. follow us on twitte twitter @first4traffic. 5:23. election day is just eight days away which means some big political names are headed to our area. hillary clinton will be at the university of maryland to campaign for anthony brown, the democratic candidate for governor.

they will be at the university on thursday. if you want to go, register online. larry hogan is in washington county. he plans to discuss how heroin affected the state. i believes the drug is causing problems across maryland. he will make fighting it in a priority if he wins the race >> and we're hearing about a new name that could be in the rac for president. new reports say jeb bush could run. as you know, the former florida governor is brother of george w. bush. his son, jeb bush's son, george p. bush hinted his dad will run for president during an interview on abc news. a fired up crowd booed and yelled during a debate between barbara comstock and john foust. audience members were yelling shut up at one another. the candidates themselves didn't hold back anything either.

democrat john foust said they are obsessed with women's reproductive rights. this race has received a lot of attention across the country. the winner will replace republican congressman wolf who is retiring from his seat that he has held since 1981. in news 4 for your health, millions of people who have avoided colon cancer screenings can test in the comfort of their own home. it doesn't require the messy preparation most other methods do. the test is the first to look for cancer-related dna in school. but some say the home tests could lure people away from actual colonoscopies and other tests shown to save lives. there is a cool way some pro athletes and other people are using to speed up muscle recovery. here's how it works. people get into a sauna, sauna, where the temperature drops to more than 240 degrees below

zero. >> huh-uh. huh-uh. >> it brings your body temperature down, which decreases inflammation. according to those who believe in it, it increases healing. >> the cold forces the body to go into a healing state. it is completely dry cold and only two minutes. there is no chance of frostbite in the chamber. >> all right. okay. >> it's crawled cryotherapy. in two minutes your body temperature drops to 62 degrees. the cryosauna is cooled by vaporized liquid nitrogen. i thought this was the stuff they use after your dead. >> but it's a dry cold. >> i don't care. 240 below zero, no thank you. when your children get their first jobs out of college they are not expected to stay for very long. according to the study, 77% of employers believe recent college grads will move on in less than

a year. they believe many grads are taking jobs they're overqualified for. a study was put out by staffing agency express employment professionals >> talking about how to prevent an ebola outbreak as new questions surface about the steps being taken in other states. and a look at the temperatures right now. chilly out there. tom is back with a look at how warm it will get later today in your neighborhood. don't forget to stay connected when you're online or on your smartphone. follow us on twitter.

looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:30. dulles starts new ebola screening requirements today. the requirements are people who arrive from west africa. several efforts to deal with school overcrowding. details expected tomorrow. a second student has died after the school shooting in washington state. 14-year-old gia soriano died sunday night from her injuries. much more on the stories throughout the morning. first, good morning to you. i'm eun yang.

>> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back on this monday morning. a chilly 36 degrees out at dulles airport. here in the district, fair skies to kick things off, which of course adds to the cold. >> that's right. storm tea 4 meteorologist tom kierein here with your forecast. >> under a clear sky, we have the orion constellation. jupiter is the bright spot in the southeastern sky. look at this clear sky. all the areas in blue under a frost advisory. that's until 9:00 this morning. may be scraping frost in howard, montgomery, stafford, spotsylvania and everywhere west, loudoun, frederick, maryland and virginia, shenandoah valley and the panhandle of west virginia. this includes a need for you to take steps to bring in your sensitive plants. they're still out on the porch, bring them inside. if you have any house plants, a cold start for everyone. near the bay it's quite chilly.

mid-40s to low-40s there. out in the mountains, most locations are right near freezing. metro too. montgomery, fairfax. neighborhood highs soaring to near 70 degrees. much of the area along 95 and south and east, north and west mid-60s with bright sunshine. next weather and traffic on the 1s. storm team 4 x 4 with your commuter info with melissa. >> a crash 295 north at 11th street bridge. a half mile back on 295 north this morning as you approach the bridge because of that crash. 66 east of 29 in gainesville moving along nicely. taking a look in virginia, northbound quantity co, 30 miles per hour. we're not seeing an actual crash at this point this morning. beltway at indian head highway. it didn't quite work out. there it is right now. no problems. looking quite good. back in 10 minutes.

i will see you weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41 with travel times. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:33. new information this morning on the condition of that new york city doctor battling ebola at bellevue hospital and individual states are putting new controversial measures in place to try to stop the spread of the disease here in u.s. some are calling the mandatory quarantines a violation of human rights. jay, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. let's start with the condition of that dr. craig spencer here at bellevue hospital. his medical team saying he's doing much better. he has taken a turn for the better after receiving plasma from nancy writebol, the former ebola patient now infection free. that plasma treatment seeming to help dr. spencer here. his fiancee has left the hospital. no signs of the virus. she will remained

self-quarantined in their apartment. new york, new jersey, as well as illinois now requiring a mandatory quarantine for anybody returning from west africa who has had direct contact with someone carrying the virus. there is a nurse here, kaci hickox in new jersey across the river in isolation. even though she has shown no symptoms and she has tested negative for the virus twice. so there is a lot of frustration. she has hired an attorney. she is considering some way to get it of isolation to she can return to texas. this is a process that will continue to move forward as other states consider this mandatory quarantine. i know florida yesterday, the governor signed an order not for quarantine but twice a damon toring for anyone who has returned from west africa. >> jay gray, live in new york city. jay, thank you. as jay just mentioned, the the first nurse to be isolated under

the quarantine plans to file a lawsuit. kaci hickox tested negative for ebola returned from sierra leone last week. she said her civil rights were violated. the attorney said the new quarantine is too broad. they call the quarantine an overreaction. the ebola outbreak has a lot of moving parts. we want to make sure you are fully informed. we set up a special section on the website. 5:35 is your time. a panel formed will meet for the first time next week. it will review current laws and talk about necessary changes. the 10-member commission is chaired by lieutenant governor. the commission's first public hearing will be november 6th in charlottesville at the university of virginia school of law. . right now a family is

desperate to find a missing man in prince william county. his name is maurice cotton. look at this photo. the last time anyone saw him is saturday afternoon in woodbridge. his house is on island park loop. cotton left on his own but may need help. he is 32 years old and has a tattoo that says zion. d.c. police chief cathy lanier is expected to testify. d.c. police can frisk a person if they have a reason to believe that person is carrying a concealed weapon. the hearing will happen at 11:30. keep your eyes open while walking at night. a woman was attacked near benning road metro. police are still looking for

that suspect. county leaders will unveil it and launch a new ad campaign. the announcement at 5:00 this evening at national harbor. >> you can go to a public hearing today. they want to give rockville pike a makeover. its plans include new parks and much more open space. new developments overnight on the school shooting in washington state. a second victim has died the as investigators try to figure out the motive for that shooting. and a terrifying transformation. the lengths one went to to get in the holiday spirit.

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welcome back. in news for your health, 20% of college students have medical conditions like diabetes and depression. less than half of universities have a system in place to deal with a student with a chronic health problem. only a quarter contact individuals to schedule an take a look at this. anderson avenue in rockville. the homeowners gave their front yard a spooktacular

transformation complete with ghouls, goblins, a light show, smoke machine. all those spooky sounds as well. >> you have to give people credit for creativity this time of the year. >> they go all out. >> the pumpkins and the autumnal stop. >> maybe they spend all that money so people don't come to their house for the chocolate. >> temperatures dropping. chuck, good morning. on the day after your awesome marathon run. congrats to you. >> just going over the official results the winner finished in 2:22. that is a 5:30 minute mile pace. i can't fall down a hill at a

5:30. my four hour finish, i'm happy with that. i would like to be 50 seconds faster. outside we go. hey, it's cold this morning. you will need your coat for sure. temperatures in the 40s right here in arlington. it's cool but not cold. but it's a lot colder across prince william, faulkeer. you will need your coat on the way out the door. for driving in, you'll need the seat heaters and defrosters on this morning. and it will be an open sunroof top down weather kind of an afternoon. temperatures near 70 today. even warmer tomorrow before the big cooldown just in advance of halloween. tom has that with your seven day in 10 minutes. for now, breaking news with first 4 traffic and melissa mollet. prince george's county, all lanes indian head highway at berry road now closed because of

a pedestrian crash. alternate is accokeek road. all lanes closed. 295 north at 11th street bridge, that is still there. travel times for you. 66 east from fairfax to the beltway, on time. quantico to the beltway, you're on time there. 270 south from jermantown looking good. i am back in 10 guys? melissa, we will see you then. continuing to track breaking news overnight. a second victim is dead after last week's school shooting. . a robber in california had a a robber in california had a change of

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hour, new this morning, south korea prosecutors will seek the death penalty for the captain of a sunken ferry that killed more than 300 people. that correct happened back in april. most of the victims were students. a south korea news agency is reporting life sentences will be sought for three other crew members for fail to go protect passengers as the ship was sinking. they, with the captain, were among the first rescued when the ship went down. a trial for a former marine charged with killing his wife in fairfax county. caleb crew is accused of killing his wife and dumping her body in the river. he confessed to the murder. crew has been in jail without bond since his wife's death >> 5:47. maryland's largest school system needs help to deal with overcrowding on its campuses. tomorrow the school superintendent will say that there will not be enough space at montgomery blair, einstein,

john f. kennedy and northwood high schools. those schools will have 1,300 students capacity. they will ask the state to intervene and provide more money for new buildings. >> we don't want the safety concerns nor the stigma of kids being outside the school. so we need that school construction m. >> for that rope, the growing fleet of classroom trailers won't do. that's according to the county council chair. >> 5:48. new information. a sec student has died in the washington state school shooting. tracie potts is keeping an eye on this story. tracie, good morning to you. >> reporter: we got the news overnight, really just a few hours ago. an announcement from the hospital in washington state that gia soriano, one of the 14-year-olds who was fighting for her life, died overnight n. a statement her family called it a senseless tragedy.

and of course this comes while washington state is in the middle of a vote on whether or not to implement more gun control. they have two ballot initiatives that they are voting on right now. they do mail-in so that's already under way in washington state. they are looking whether to require universe cal background checks for every gun sold in the state. or the opposite, which would prohibit anyone from having to get a background check in washington state unless congress says otherwise. here on capitol hill, lawmakers have been unable to come to any agreement on that as they have been dealing with it for the last couple of days. today two of the parents from the sandy hook shooting are in washington state. they are there to help push that ballot initiative the. now in a statement they say they are ready to support the families who are going through the same thing they went

through. aaron? >> tracie potts on capitol hill. thank you, tracie. a man stole a car with a weapon 3:00 this morning at the bladensburg road and new york avenue in northeast. the car is a pearl white lexus. >> returning the money isn't getting a northern california robber out of facing charges. the man robbed a gas station yesterday afternoon with a b.b. gun. he demanded money and beer. three hours later he went back, apologized and gave back most of the money. ez he needed it to leave town for a fresh start but realized his mistake. maybe he will see some leniency for recognizing the error of his ways. but he still committed the crime. that doesn't change. tom kierein is here with us this morning. we had this just spectacular gorgeous awesome weekend. >> keep it like that for january please. >> i know. wouldn't that be

wonderful. gorgeous sunshine. nice and dry. great for outdoor activities. i posted some of those photos on twitter, facebook and instagram. this morning we are scraping frost after it got to 70 yesterday afternoon. frosty cold. all these counties in blue under this frost advisory. that is until 9:00 this morning. so protect any sensitive plants or bring them inside if you have any house plants on the porch. cold start for just about everybody around the region. now in prince georges, upper 30s and 40s. same in fairfax county. farther west it's much colder. only 32 in warren ton at the bus stop. you'll definitely need a jacket with temperatures hovering in the 30s between now and 8:00. bright sunshine, though. then chilly. getting into the 40s much of the region between 8:00 and 9:00 with bright sunshine. there's the capitol. under a clear sky.

a tremendous jump in temperatures the. look at this steep climb. into the 60s by noon time. hovering near 70 degrees. great autumn color to our west. peak color, shenandoah valley, skyline were, the high spots. north and west of washington, great color over the weekend. it was just beautiful. i took this yesterday morning. gorgeous autumn color. that's where you can post your awesome color photos as well. tomorrow, warmer. upper 70s. maybe near 80. a few spots around the metro. lots of sun. the front comes through wednesday. a chance of a passing shower. low 40s. afternoon, low 60s. chillier for halloween. partly sunny. afternoon highs armed 60. for halloween evening, back down into the 50s. great for trick-or-treating, though. then on saturday, bright and

sunny but chilly. only in the 30s. afternoon highs just mid-50s. then we turn our clocks back one hour on saturday night to gain an hour over the the weekend. enjoy it. it's going to be chilly on sunday. 30s in the morning. afternoon highs mid-50s on sunday. so a roller coaster ride for the week ahead. melissa has breaking news on the roads. >> breaking news. still talk building this crash in accokeek. all lanes are completely closed because of a pedestrian accident. your alternate will be livingston road. the road should be closed for quite some time. still have this crash, 295 northbound at 11th street bridge. one lane blocked. a half mile of backups on 295. hoping that gets out of the way. 66 eastbound at 15, we do have a crash off to the right shoulder. can't see it here. just a warning for you there.

95 in virginia, if you hop in stafford county, northbound, you're slow pretty much through tr. you open up in woodbridge, larton. nothing atypical for this time of day. 270 looking quite good. no problems there. bw with parkway into and out of town also looking quite good. follow us on twitte twitter @first4traffic. 5:54. d.c. council dressing concerns about how alcohol is being marketed to minors. they will go over the findings of a study on youth, drugs, and alcohol use and bills that address that hearing. a hearing set for 10:00 a.m. today you can ask questions about the proposal to legalize marijuana in d.c. shiloh baptist church hosting this conversation tonight at 6:30. several will hold a panel discussion on how the law will impact the black community. they say representatives from

schools, churches and police will be there as well. this comes up for a vote on the ballot next week. soon you will be able to drive a little faster in winchester, virginia. i-85 the speed limit is 60 miles per hour. as soon as they put new signs in, you can start driving 70 miles per hour in this section near downtown winchester. the signs could be put up as early as wednesday. >> this is not something you want to hear heading into winter. get ready to dodge more potholes in frederick, maryland. city officials there say they are getting twice as many pothole reports this year than last and they are running out of money. state cuts to funding from created aid maintenance backlog. it will get worse once the winter comes. >> how low will gas prices go? aaa reports it could drop another 10 cents to 20 cents between now and the end of the

year. right now the national ample is at its lowest level in four years. the drop of oil prices is causing savings at the pump. right now the average price is $3.28 in the district. maryland, $2.99. virginia, $2.82. in west virginia, $3.13. in you live in front royal you no longer need to conserve water. the the request was issued at the end of september after the south fork of the shenandoah river's flow rate dropped. a lot of you are fired up right now. the redskins are taking on the cowboys tonight. calling the plays for the the skin, third string colt mccoy. mccoy earned the start after leading the team to victory last week. mccoy went to the university of texas and grew uprooting for the cowboys. we'll give him a pass this time. however, he said that won't hold him back. >> i just don't want to get caught up in this huge

opportunity thing. i just want to go out there and be who i am. that's who i am every day. be be confident and play the best football i can play. >> all right. in the last seven primetime games the redskins have no wins. we're hoping they can reverse the trend tonight. oh, wow. they are also 1 in 8 in their last game showings. this is a new game, new team. hopefully at least we will win with one game this is going to be the one, right? >> the first start in two years. he is hopeful. hopefully that will pan out into something that looks good for the redskins. >> go skins for sure. >> right now we are staying on top of a developing story. shopping the spraeead of ebola. the new plan at dulles to stop certain people on their flights >> we're taking a live look outside right now. the warmup coming next with your weather and traffic on the 1s at

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drop for someone. be ready. it is cold this morning. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is looking for frost right now. first, though, we go to melissa mollet. >> we're talking about a crash still in accokeek. all lanes of indian head highway shut down at berry road because of a pedestrian crash. your alternate will be livingstown. we are seeing delays with one lane blocked. tow truck on the keep. half mile delays at this point. wider look at things. otherwise, we're not so bad. taking a look at 66 and 95. looking typical this time of day. as we look at 270 you can see just a little bit slow as you head out of frederick to damascus. then things clear out of the i will let you know what's going on at 6:11.