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.

aaron and eun. sorry, tom. >> starting off with dry payment. nebraska avenue, live view from storm team 4 tower camera. prepare for a cold morning, though. and then a mild afternoon and even warmer weather moves in tomorrow. temperatures have dropped about 40 degrees in some locations. yesterday afternoon, low 70s. it's down in the 30s montgomery, northern virginia. warrenton down to 31 degrees at fort meade, baltimore. bowie, 38. camp springs, 39 degrees. we're going to stay on the cold side for another couple of hours. as a result, frost forming. all the counties in blue under a frost advisory. if you have any outdoor house plants, bring em in now while you ca

storm team 4 x 4 hits the road. thank you. 6:02. today new rules in effect for travelers coming into the u.s. from west africa. kristen wright live at dulles airport to tell us about the plan to keep folks safe from ebola. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. the new rules are for every single traveler coming to the u.s. for the three west africa an countries suffering the most from ebola. this is what the travelers will have to report. their temperature, ebola symptoms. even the lack of symptoms. and also travel plans. state health departments are decided how the information is reported, whether in person, phone, skype, facetime. all travelers from guinea, liberia and sierra leone will have to provide several ways to get in touch with them so health officials can find them if they fail to report how they're doing

on a daily basis during the incubation time. they will include a kit with thermometer, pictures and contact information should they get sick. kristen wright, news 4 >> the federal government is warning states about imposing mandatory quarantine. they say holding people could backfire. obama administration says the orders in effect in three straits right now are not grounded in science. for the latest on which states are imposing mandatory quarantines go to nbcwashington.com. we have set up a special section on the ebola crisis. it is 6:03. the man seen in this video after jumping the white house fence will head back to federal court. secret service agents and canine

dogs took down adesanya after he got to the white house lawn. a psychiatric evaluation will be presented. this is his third arrest near the white house since july. the 23-year-old is from bel air, maryland. right now a 6-year-old boy is in the hospital with serious injuries after he was hit by a car. this accident happened yesterday afternoon on wye mill south in laurel. county police say the driver remained on the scene. a controversial topic. should teens who text face the same punishment as child pornographers. it is considering new laws that would lessen penalties in consensual cases involving suspects who are minors. right now there is no distinction between adult predators and minors. this very issue came into question earlier this year. a 17-year-old manassas student

was charged with two felony counts for texting his 15-year-old girlfriend. it is something all parents struggle with, helping teens keep up their grades while going through life's ups and downs. the program will teach parents how to identify the risks that can hinder their child's academic performance and keep communication open with their teens at watkins mill high school at 7:00 p.m. >> developing in hawaii, burning lava creeping towards families's homes. how they are preparing in case they have to leave at a moment's notice. a new colon cancer screening test will be available. why some doctors are saying you may not want to skip a lengthy procedure. what to expect on your trip to what to expect on your trip to work with weather

what tare we still on forip to work wittomorrow? tomorrow. tomorrow is full of promise. we can come back tomorrrow. and we promise to keep it that way. csx. how tomorrow moves. what a day. can't wait til tomorrow.

6:09 now. in news for your health this morning, there's controversy over a new home test for colon cancer. that test is the first to look for cancer related to dna. people can do it from the comfort of their own homes. some say it could lure people away from colonoscopies and other tests that have been shown to save lives. 30,000 runners hit the road for the marine corps. marathon. and runner number 444, our very own meteorologist chuck bell right there. you can see him in the redshirt. he is our resident runner. he is going to go through the nbc 4 peacock zone right there at the key bridge. chuck didn't need a break after that 26.2 mile run. can you believe him? >> no. he's back at work this morning

smiling, looking like he's been rested and whatnot. >> you went 16 miles on wednesday. this is nothing for you, right? >> well, this may be true. and i was thinking about calling in sick but i didn't know how that was going to go. you could run a marathon yesterday and you can't get your butt to work on a monday. i didn't know if that would fly too well with the boss. got my medal. relatively happy with the time. just have to shave a few seconds off each mile. looking for the coldest spots. good morning, bealton, virginia. you're the cold spot this morning at 32 degrees. culpepper, not far behind. virginia, 33 it's cold in the old dominion this morning. you should have your coat and jacket ready to go for your out the door weather first thing this morning. but be ready to shed it later today. it will be another warm one. 30s and 40s out the door.

upper 60s to near 70 degrees by later on today. 10 minutes from now tom will have your forecast which includes temperatures getting dangerously close to 80 degrees. over to first 4 traffic now with melissa mollet. good morning. good morning. we have a chapper over the crash at indian head highway at berry road. this was a pedestrian hit. of course being pushed off to the right here on to livingston road. your alternate is livingston road. taking a look at travel times, 270 southbound, looking from g from jermantown to the beltway. outer loop to 270, 11 minutes. in virginia, on time across the board. slowest 95 to the beltway, only five minutes behind. not so bad. 66, 395 looking good. back in 10 minutes. the gunman who stormed canada's parliament made a video

before he did it. what police are learning from his recording. a new idea to treat pain. how it works using temperatures at 240 degrees below zero. that is cold. 6:12

(david) you've got to be a little off to be a catcher. i got hit with a couple foul balls and didn't really think anything of it. i felt a little foggy. i couldn't eat. the anger came really quick. when i'd go to swing, the ball would disappear. my wife said if you don't tell the doctors i'm going to. they sent me to upmc. they said you got a pretty good concussion.

they gave me a plan, like a rehab for your brain. just to come from that to catch the last out of the series. i didn't choose to get those concussions, but i did choose upmc. (vo) learn more at rethinkconcussions.com it is now 6:15. developing right now, a scary situation is unfolding on the big island of hawaii.

boiling lava is flowing faster to homes in a hawaii community. officials say the flow is unpredictable and it could shift directions or speed without warn hundreds are on notice to evacuate. >> based on the likely path of the flow. >> it's real. it's now or never. you pack and you've got to get out. >> residents in one home say they can see the lava flow from their balcony. at last check it is less than a mile away from one neighborhood and its rate is increasing. this morning we're learning a possible motive in the shooting at the canadian capital. this of course is the video inside parliament in ottawa at the time of wednesday's attack. police say the gunman created a video before the shooting. it shows michael zehaf bibeau was driven by ideological and

political motives. he shot a soldier and then entered parliament before he was shot and killed. the gunman recently converted to islam. in a few days after that shooting hundreds of first responders held an emergency response drill. this was yesterday in toronto. as part of that drill, crews found a package that had fake gas. they set up a decontamination center. organizers planned that before the shoot anything ottawa. four members of the florida a&m marching band will be in court. their trial starts today. three years ago a drum major was beaten with mallets and drum sticks. 15 people were charged in his death. all but the four on trial have settled their cases. 6:16 now this morning. baseball remembering the short life and career of a promising

star. oscar tavares was killed in a car crash in the dominican republic yesterday. carlos martinez tweeted this is one of the saddest days of my life. i lost a brother, a friend, and teammate. . 6:17 is our time right now. in their final debate before election day, barbara comstock and john foust did not hold back. the two faced off yesterday in mcclain, virginia. democrat foust said she is women's reproductive rights. frank wolf is retiring from the seat he held since 1981. today you can go to a public meeting about a stretch of rockville pike between bow avenue and richard montgomery drive. the city wants to give the area a makeover.

walks, parks, and public spaces. today's meeting happening at city hall at 7:00. if you can't go, there will be another meeting in november and december as well. rockville's mayor will hold a public walking tour of that area this saturday. your child's university may not be fully prepared to deal with different kinds of medical conditions. 20% have chronic medical conditions like diabetes and depression. according to a new survey less than half of u.s. universities have a system to deal with a student with with a chronic health problem. a new study says when your child gets his or her job out of college they're not expected to stay for long. according to the study, 77% of employers believe recent college grads will move on in less than a year. many grads are taking jobs they are overqualified for. the study was put out by the staffing agency express employment professionals. >> when you graduate college you're probably looking for the

first job. it's a steppingstone in that part of your life. >> you get the experience and then you look for something better. that's just the way it works. >> we want to thank everyone who spent part of their saturday morning at us at the walk to end hiv at freedom plaza. 5,000 of you came out and participated in that 5k walk and run. >> a lot of good energy out there on saturday. more than $600,000 has been raised so far. the goal was to raise money for whitman walker to ro provides health foyer for those with hiv. they are accepting donations to the end of the year. eun and i were fortunate enough to be able to host the event. a lot of energy. a lot of people who understand the cause and really want to do any involvement they can to help out. >> it's such a terrific organization this community really relies on

it. our community has been hit hard by the epidemic as well. great to be partnering with whitman walker. nbc a proud partner for many years. three years in a row. breaking news in your first 4 traffic. let's go to melissa mollet. breaking news in prince george's county. indian head at berry road. a pedestrian accident. the road will be shut down both directions for some time. everybody being pushed off on berry road. your alternate will be livingston. 295 at 11th street bridge, one lane blocked. still delays. otherwise looking pretty typical. through centreville, a little bit slow. not terrible right now. 40 miles per hour. same thing. about 40 on 95 northbound as you head to quantico.

395, you're looking quite good for once. i know it's a little rough on 395 every now and then. >> good morning. just looking at all the latest observations in the storm team 4 weather network. we have temperatures down to near freezing. culpepper down is 32. right now in stafford, 32 degrees. the coldest temperatures are in virginia. it's down to 31 in warrenton. new market 3, 3. shenandoah, closer to washington, just in the upper 30s to near 40 in montgomery, fairfax, prince georges. upper 40s near the bay. there's the capitol under a clear sky on this monday morning. your hour-by-hour forecast will be in the upper 30s by 8:00 much of the region. then jumping into the low to mid-60s by noon time. soaring to 70. tremendous change in temperatures. have your sunglasses handy. we'll hover near 70 for a couple of hours late afternoon.

big area under this frost advisory west of 95. all the counties in blue until 9:00 this morning. if you have any outdoor house plants on the porch bring them in now. a cool start everywhere except near the bay where it's 50. tomorrow, warmer. near 50 in the morning. upper sifts. cooler on wednesday. near 70 for a high. that's still above average at 64. passing shower as a weak front comes on through. cooler weather moves in for thursday. storm team 4 seven-day outlook, halloween, great weather for trick-or-treating. near 60 in the afternoon. first on friday night. then colder weather for the weekend. 30s in the mornings saturday and sunday. we turn our clocks back one hour saturday night over this coming weekend. a look neighborhood highs coming up. a new report says we could see another bush make a bid for

the white house. in an interview, jeb bush's son suggested his dad is thinking about running in 2016. as you probably know, he is the former governor of florida. the last time jeb bush ran for any kind of office was 12 years ago. a new branding campaign when prince george's county unveils a new slog. they will launch a new ad campaign later today. the announcement will happen 5:00 at national harbor. career women are having more babies because of more affordable child care. fertility rates are up 50% with those with advanced degrees. it is increasing an in equality group of women, those who cannot afford child care and those offering it. a cool pay pro athletes and moms are use to go speed up some muscle recovery. >> literally cool.

similar to an ice bath but much quicker. two to three minutes. take a look. people get into a sauna where the temperature drops to more than, oh, 240 degrees below zero. brings your body temperature down, which decreases inflammation. according to those who believe in this, it increases healing. >> the cold forces the body to go into a healing state. it's only two minutes. it's completely dry cold. because of that region there is no chance of frostbite in the chamber. >> this is called cryo therapy. and the cryo sauna is cooled by vaporized liquid nitrogen. it drops to 62 degrees. >> so it is a dry cold. apparently it's not as bad. but 240 degrees below zero, can't do it. >> i don't understand. but if it works, more power to

you. too many kids, not enough space. the new move the county is expected to make this week to deal with overcrowd >> temperatures dropped dramatically overnight. how far they will warm up in front and traffi your weather and traffic are always on news 4 today. a live look at temperatures. how traffic is moving on 95 how traffic is moving on 95 north through woodbridge.

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ed gillespe and his attacks are the problem. this morning we're following a developing story. the steps taken to fight the spread of ebola. we're live at dulles international right now. starting today, anyone flying into dulles from countries hit hard by ebola will be monitored by the cdc for symptoms. right now three states say they will put anyone who has

been exposed ebola in an automatic 21-day quarantine. we'll go live to new york in about 15 minutes. that's where a doctor is being treated for ebola right now. first, though, part of end yann head highway is shut down in prince george's county. chopper 4 live over the scene in accokeek. we go to melissa mollet. breaking news, prince george's county. talking about indian head highway both directions completely shut down at berry road. everybody being pushed off to berry road. we're seeing major delays at this point this morning. if you're headed out any time soon, your alternate branch avenue. avoid it altogether. there is a lot of detours. taking a look at 95 in virginia, stafford county, slow. 45 miles per hour the entire way. dale stay, always a nasty spot. colesville road in the morning. taking a look at 270 southbound,

fairly slow. 34 miles per hour as you are headed through jermantown. no real reason there. just a lot of volume. wider look at things, no major problems as we whether or not at the beltway. inner and outer loop moving along. your weather is a lot better than my traffic. >> the the pavement is dry. a little extra time to scrape frost off your windshield. students waiting for buses this morning, cold morning. bright sunshine. we'll stay in the mid-30s between now and 8:00. then it will jump quickly, into the 40s. a lot of sunshine. still a chill in the air. then a dramatic change. neighborhoods around the region near 70 in washington, nearby neighborhoods near the bay. highs up 60s. farther north and west, mid-6 0s. bright and sunny around the region. hitting low 70s. culpepper, 32. but later today, 72.

40-degree jump. low 70s yesterday to 30s this morning. back into the low 70s later this afternoon. big change. storm team 4 x 4 next weather and traffic on the 1s with with your commuter. the county is expected to ask the state for more money to deal with overcrowding on campuses. right now they go to class in portable classrooms. they are expected to announce there will not be enough space at montgomery blair, einstein, john f.k. and northwood. they will have 1,300 more students in capacity. they need fund to go expand. we're definitely dealing with crowding. we're building as fast as we can. but we're definitely going to need more help. >> school leaders say the classroom trailers are not enough space. montgomery public schools is the largest school system in maryland. >> in a few hours the trial for

a former marine charged in his wife's death is expected to begin in fairfax county. caleb crew is accused of killing his wife andrea and dumping her body in the river. he confessed to the murder and told them about what happened in the hours and minutes before he decided to throw his wife's body off the i-95 bridge. he has been in jail without bond since his wife's death. d.c. police want you to keep your eyes open while walking at night. a woman was attacked near benning road metro friday night. a man pulled a gun and sexually assaulted her. police still searching for the suspect. taking time to honor hannah graham during this weekend's homecoming activities. a memorial is growing as fellow students leave flowers and notes in her memory. graham's remains were found inside an abandoned property in outer morrow county. we are waiting to learn whether

jessi matthew will face charges. 11 people dead after a suicide bomber rammed his car into a checkpoint. this is south of baghdad. now, this comes a day after iraqi soldiers took back the town which has been controlled by isis since july. 23 others were hurt in this attack. still no word, eun, on who is behind it. over to you. 6:33. later this morning a council committee in d.c. will hold hearings concerning the police departments stop and frisk policy. police chief cathy lanier is expected to testify. d.c. police can frisk a person if they have reason to believe the person is carrying a concealed weapon. the department has been criticized for that policy. today you can ask questions about the push to legalize marijuana in d.c. the pleasure will be on the ballot in eight days. how the law will impact the

black community. that is at shiloh baptiptist church. the new ethics commission will review current virginia ethics laws and talk about necessary changes. that 10-member commission is chaired by lieutenant governor. the first public hearing will be november 6th in charlotte isesville at the school of law. soon you will be able to drive faster in winchester. the speed limit is 60 miles per hour. vdot plans to increase the limit near downtown winchester to 70 miles per hour. according to the agency, about 60,000 of you drive-through that area every day. the change should happen by wednesday when vdot is expected to install the new speed limit signs. this is not something you want to hear as we head into winter. get ready to dodge more and more potholes in frederick, maryland.

they are getting twice as many reports this year compared to last year and mope is running out. state cuts to funding have created a maintenance backlog and that will get worse once winter arrives. right now gas prices are at their lowest point in nearly four years, and they are not done yet. how much farther they will fall. plus, traffic trouble spot in arlington. what caused it and how much longer it will last. . and it is much chillier this morning than it was last night. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell to learn what it means for your trip to work.

welcome back.

millions of dollars on a new bus line in alexandria may have been a waste. it connects alexandria and arlington. now a new transmission line has to be built and it could cut through route the metro way lanes are a possibility, a big one. it could mean ripping up the road >> if you live in arlington, you may have noticed major traffic delays on column pia pike. we called vdot to ask why. there is a new traffic pattern that forces you to turn left on i-395. the new pattern is only temporary. it will be in place for another six months at least. >> i got caught in that. >> you did? >> i ended up having to get off the highway. it was a mess. >> well, tom talked about i all morning. temperatures really chilly. >> yeah. we're here to make sure you are ready to get out the door. we sent meteorologist chuck bell to the courthouse metro stop

with the storm team 4 x 4. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, aaron. i have t-shirt, dress shirt, jacket, three layers. you will definitely need your coat as well. temperatures 30s and 40s. coldest out to the west. culpepper, new market, warrenton, bealton, all within a tick of the freezing mark this morning. plenty of cold weather in northern maryland as well. here's the good news, once the sun is out, 100% sunshine. that will push temperatures up to 70 depress. 35, almost 40-degree warmup coming on for later on this afternoon. so that is definitely some very good news. you'll need the seat heaters and defrosters first thing this morning. you'll need the top down or sunroof and windows open for the way home later this afternoon. near 70 today. tom is back with your seven-day forecast which includes candy melting near 80-degree weather

tomorrow. don't you worry, kids. if it's trick or treat time coming up on friday, you'll need the warm costumes. you'll need more than just a light sheet as trick-or-treating temperatures down in the chilly 40s by friday evening. that's the latest here from arlington, va is va. it will be a were monday morning on the roads i suspect. good morning, melissa. good morning. breaking news indian head highway at berry road. this is a fatal pedestrian crash. this will be shut down the next couple of hours. if you can't take an alternate, which is branch avenue this morning. route 7 eastbound at charlestown, a new crash. wider look at things. d.c., 295, as you pass 50, both typical spots. taking a look at travel times. 66 into town, fairfax to the beltway, 20 minutes. quantico to the beltway, 41

minutes. you're 15 minutes slow there. 395 between the beltway and 14th street bridge, 18 minutes. taking a look at maryland, 270 southbound, 20 minutes. outer loop from 95 to 270 a bit slow as well. 23 minutes. a little slow around my favorite road, colesville road. >> melissa, thank you. new jersey nurse without ebola is being kept under quarantine. how she says it violates her civil rights. how colt mccoy says he will take advantage against

right now we are following a developing story. new steps to fight the spread of ebola this morning. just one story we're following to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. we start with kate snow in new york. kate, good morning. good morning, aaron and eun. a lot of debate over the new policies that several states have enacted. new jersey, new york, illinois calling for a mandatory quarantine. anybody who has been in west africa, coming back to the u.s. who has treated ebola patients are meant to be put in quarantine. last night very late we had word from the new york state governor these quarantines could happen at people's homes. they don't have to be placed in hospitals. there's been a lot of reaction to a case in new jersey.

a woman who has become the poster child of all of this. a nurse kaci hickox returned on friday and was put in quarantine in a tent outside a hospital there. she complained very loudly about this, saying it was all mishandled. in fact, she has now hired an attorney and plans to file a federal lawsuit to try to overturn the quarantine. republican chris christie standing by the policy saying he's protecting the public health. back to you. all right. kate snow live in new york city. thank you, kate. in our area, travelers are not required to be quarantined. >> however, the cdc is taking steps to track any possible ebola case. kristen wright will tell us about the new rules for travelers there. chris ten, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. six states, including virginia and maryland will see the new rules today. new screening measures for all travelers arriving to dulles from liberia, guinea and sierra

leone. the new measures are for people whose travel originates in the three west africa nations. here's how it work these travelers receive what the cdc calls a care kit or a kit to check for ebola. a thermometer, log and a description of pictures and symptoms. they are to report every day for 21 days. the incubation period for the ebola virus. they have to report their temperature, ebola symptoms. even the lack of symptoms, and travel plans. state health departments decide how the information is reported, whether it be in had person, by phone, skype or facetime. they have to provide contact information. for example, two phone numbers, two e-mail addresses, an address where they will be for the next 21 takes, a home address and the

contact information of a friend or relative. the cdc says health officials will track down those individuals who fail to comply. live at dulles airport, kristen wright, news 4. >> kristen, thank you. virginia health officials will release details how it plans to respond to the ebola outbreak. they have come up with with a program that will keep the public safe from the spread of the virus. the briefing will be this morning at can 9 a.m. more on the debate at 7:00 a.m. right after news 4 today. right now police and family members are searching for a man in prince william county. officers say the man you see here, maurice cotton left on his own but he may need help. the last time anybody saw him is saturday afternoon in woodbridge. his house is on island house loop south of the prince william parkway. he's 32 and has a tattoo on his upper arm that says zion. police are searching for an armed robbery suspect.

the man stole a car with a weapon at the intersection of bladensburg road and new york avenue northeast. the car is a pearl white lexus. >> you can see the falling prices at the pump. the national average price dropped 18 cents in the past two weeks. right now the average is $3.04, the lowest in four years. a steep drop in oil prices is causing the downward trend. aaa expects it too drop 10 to 20 cents between now and the end of the year. now we know you'll be watching them take on the cowboys tonight. big rivalry. they are playing monday night football in primetime. taking center stage, colt mccoy. he said he is not letting the pressure get to him. >> i just don't want to get caught up in this huge opportunity thing. i want to go out and be who i am. that's who i am every day. be confident and go out and play

the best football i can play. >> mccoy played football at the university of texas and grew uprooting for the cowboys. now that he is a red skin we know where his allegiance lies. >> a paycheck will do that to you. >> a big motivator right there. >> good luck to the redskins for sure. no torrential rain or anything like that to deal with. >> everything looking good in texas for the game tonight. here it's been beautiful over the the weekend. yesterday low 70s. but it's down to near freezing now. we plummeted about 40 degrees overnight. here's the sky over washington now. look at a that. pink glow behind the capitol dome. we zoomed in on the capitol. it has scaffolding all the way to the top of the dome. later today we will soar. a steep climb in temperatures. all the way into the low to

mid-60s by noon. 70, midafternoon, lots of sunshine throughout the day. have your sunglasses with you. we'll have bright sun coming up later this morning. outdoor plants on your porch, bring them in. we have likely frost in many areas. west of i-95 between now and 9:00 this morning. you may be scraping frost off the windshield. allow yourself extra time before you head out the door. temperatures only in the upper 30s. mid-30s now in parts of fairfax, loudoun, prince william, faulkeer. down to near freezing. prince georges, mid to upper 30s. near 40 to 50 degrees near the chesapeake bay. gorgeous autumn color over the weekend. thousands out visiting shenandoah valley, the national park. we get great color north and west of washington. peak color. i took this yesterday morning right at dawn near

lleytonsville, northern montgomery county. beautiful weather there too. post your photos on instagram, twitter and facebook. i will share. tomorrow even warmer. bright sun during the afternoon. a passing shower wednesday. small chance. high near 70. cooler after that. temperatures album et as we get towards the weekend. good weather for trick or treaters friday night, halloween. saturday, sunday, highs mid-50s. turn our clocks back one hour. breaking news on the roads. here's melissa. >> prince george's county, indian head highway northbound at berry road, completely shut down. the southbound lanes have just reopened. smoke with police and this is a fatal pedestrian crash. the car remained on the scene. still going to remain closed for some time. an area that's pretty jammed, 270 southbound out of frederick, quite slow until you hit karlsburg. it opens up there. 40 miles per hour down to the

spur. no major problems there. wider look at things. inner and outer loop look quite good. outer loop, only problem as you pass colesville, georgia avenue by the mormon temple. 395 northbound is slow just as you pass the beltway. coming back out here you can see 95 through dale city. pretty typical this time of day. remember to follow us on twitter @first4traffic. 6:53. overnight a second victim in the washington state school shooting has died. 14-year-old gia soriano died from her injuries. her parents released a statement saying "we are devastated by this senseless tragedy." she was shot in the head after jaylen fryberg opened fire. fryberg then shot and killed himself. two of his cousins are still in the hospital. the tight-knit community of marysville remembered the victims. people of faith came together to

offer healing after friday's school shooting. they are still trying to make accepts of what happened there. the motive remains unclear. everyone says the gunman was a well-liked studently elected to the homecoming court. >> this is video showing secret service officers and canine dogs taking down adesanya. this afternoon at 2:30, we could learn more information as to why he jumped the fence and ran across the north lawn. a court-ordered psychiatric evaluation will be presented. this is his third arrest at the white house since july. the 23-year-old is from bel air, maryland. police say a 6-year-old boy is in the hospital with serious injuries after a car hit him. the accident happened yesterday afternoon on wye mills south near old line avenue in laurel. the driver remained on the scene. it is a controversial topic. should teenagers who sext face

the same punishment as pornographers. it is considering new laws that would lessen penalties in consensual cases. right now virginia law makes no twepbgz. a 17-year-old manassas high school student was charged with two felony counts of child pornography for sexting his 16-year-old girl friend. if you need help trying to get through to your teenager, attend a workshop in gaithersburg. the program will teach parents how to identify the risks that can hinder a child's academic performance and how to keep communication open with their child. it's at watkins mill high school at 7:00 p.m. >> it is now 6:55. here are the 4 things you need to know as you head out the door. the redskins play the dallas cowboys on monday night football don't. the team is looking for its first primetime win in eight

games. and third string quarterback colt mccoy will get the job done. thousands of students are using portable classrooms right now. tomorrow the school system and the county is expected to ask the state for more money to new york and new jersey's mandatory quarantine. those exposed to ebola must remain inside their homes 21 days. new rules in place at dulles airport to prevent the spread of ebola. starting today, anyone traveling from west africa is required to check in with health officials for 21 days. clear and cold. now we're only in the 30s. but soaring to near 70 this afternoon. bright sunshine. roller coaster temperatures the next seven days. upper 70s tomorrow afternoon. maybe a shower on wednesday. then turning chillier after that. in fact, over the weekend, 30s in the morning again.

afternoon highs saturday skpr sunday only in the mid-50s. melissa? . looking pretty typical. we still have the situation southbound indian head, berry road. northbound shut down from the earlier pedestri. wider look at things. the outer loop a little bit slow. that's pretty typical this time of day. 395 inside the beltway northbound slow as well. >> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. appreciate you spending time with us. the "today" show is next. back in weather, traffic, and any breaking news. hope to see you then. hope to see you then. until then, have

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good morning. trapped in a bubble. a new jersey nurse threatens to sue officials after she's quarantined in a tent, despite a negative ebola test. she's calling it inhumane treatment. governor cuomo softens his approach to dealing with the ebola crisis in that state. breaking overnight, another young victim of that tragic school shooting in washington state has died while the community holds an emotional vigil and searches for answers. ready to flee. new evacuation warnings this morning for residents on the big island of hawaii, in the direct path of a dangerous lava flow. the slow-moving disaster impacting dozens of homes. and the good son.