they will make 30 stops on its way here. lighting is set for december 2nd. >> that will be a huge event. >> stay with us. news 4 at 5:00 a.m. starts right now. at 5:00 a.m., police on the scene of a deadly stabbing in northwest d.c. megan mcgrath is there too. why neighbors are so concerned about this fact of violence >> new information about the chris brown assault case in d.c. rorp reports of a settlement from the civil suit. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> welcome to news 4 on this thursday morning. it is 5:00 a.m. we take a live look from northern virginia into the district. 50 at reagan national. 39 in manassas, virginia. >> a little cold for me. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein tells us what kind of day we're going to have. it was around 70 yesterday in the middle of the day.

it plummeted overnight. a clear sky over washington. chilly morning. dress accordingly. a weekend coastal storm will be affecting us. more coming up this javier. patchy fog in the rural areas. widely scattered patchy fog. watch out for students waiting for buses this morning. lots of sunshine otherwise. chilly, though. between 7:00 and 8:00, it will be in the low 40s. between 8:00 and 9:00 for the later morning students, it will be in the upper 40s. so still quite a chill in the air wth lots of sunshine through much of the day ahead. next weather and traffic coming up at 5:11. a look at your walk to work and what to wear forecast. and now our traffic this morning. we have had one bad crash. what's going on with that? we had the one crash at dale city. that is being towed out as we speak. 66 just west of 29 here in

gainesville, looking quite good here. no major problems. all of these folks headed southbound into town here this morning. beltway at landover road, looking pretty good. we're looking into the dark woods here. i promise you landover is just fine. 66, no major issues. earlier road work out of the way. wider look at things, the beltway looks quite good. slow inner loop, ga a ga avenue from earlier construction. otherwise, looking quite good. 95 in maryland coming up. thank you, melissa. it is 5:02. d.c.'s columbia heights neighborhood dealing with its second tkedeadly stabbing this month. megan mcgrath has been work to go get updates overnight.

megan? stphrr wel >> reporter: well, eun, you can see police tape blocks this off. the block now a crime scene. police are looking for a person who stabbed a man to death here. they don't have a lot to go on. they are asking for the public's help. witnesses in the area to please come forward. the victim was found just after 7:00 in 1400 block of perry place. they believe the victim was walking down the street when he was stand. they have no motive. there is no lookout information on a suspect. this stabbing comes just weeks after another deadly stabbing that happened just a block from here. now, that happened october 3rd right around 5:30 at night. so broad daylight. 35-year-old kenneth young was stabbed in the 3400 block of 14th street, just south of this location. no motive in that case either. no arrests that we're aware of

as well. police have not connected the two crimes. certainly a disturbing situation for people who live in this area. two deadly stabbings in a matter of weeks. four minutes after 5:00. d.c. police want you to get a good look of this armed robbery. the robber burst into a store with a gun on tuesday. just a few seconds earlier, the robber was standing outside with a man with a baby strapped to a carrier on his chest. the university of maryland has adopted a new policy to combat campus sexual assaults. it implements special procedures for investigation and discipline and specifically defines what a sex assault is and what role attorneys should play during a campus investigation >> just in, the man who said he was punched by chris brown in washington last year is getting

paid. the singer is settling a lawsuit. the victim will get $100,000. it was for $3 million for damages, mostly medical expenses. this all started last year, last october outside the w hotel. the man claims brown punched him when he tried to get a picture with brown. there was a criminal lawsuit. he pleaded guilty to simple assault. that meant that he did not have to go to jail. his bodyguard, however, was convicted of an assault charge. this is just one assault case. they reported settles another out of west hollywood for much less. we are just learning that the victim in the d.c. case will get about $100,000. aaron and eun? >> thank you, richard. we are now just five days away from election day. the executive director of the

board of elections say 40% of you are expected to vote on tuesday. this year's mayoral election is as competitive as it has been for a long time. if you vote in virginia, a new report says you may see voting rights groups at the polls. this is the first year the commonwealth will require a photo i.d. for anyone who wants to vote. "washington post" says voting rights add casts will be at 80 places to explain the law to voters. >> you don't want to be without water. agencies in our area will talk about how they will deal with the possible surge in water main breaks. it is ready for whatever winter throws its way. you probably remember the polar vortex. it dealt within close to 600 water main breaks just in the month of january. that was significant because there were 1600 in all of 2014.

>> picking up the pieces. we're prepping you for the weather. a popular line of a popular line of smartphones could leave

he's been called a super lobbyist, the ultimate washington insider. ed gillespie paid millions to lobby for the oil companies for a student loan company that overcharged taxpayers. his firm even lobbied for five foreign governments including a dictator now awaiting trial for war crimes. and then there's enron. gillespie lobbied for them while they committed the largest corporate fraud in us history. ed gillespie. the million dollar lobbyist whose never looked out for you. forget that taxpayer moneys to actually comes out of your pocket. i'm peter franchot as comptroller i know you work hard for your money. that's why i make sure that most of you get your state refund in three days or less. with new technology we've collected over 3 billion dollars from tax evaders. that's more money for schools, roads and public safety.

and i've led the fight in annapolis against wasteful spending. this is your money and i'll never forget that. peter franchot, maryland's comptroller. after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror,

the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him. welcome back. consumer alert for you this morning. a flaw in some of the samsung galaxy phones leaves your information vulnerable to hackers. a bug in my find my mobile. samsung says they fixed the

problem earlier this month before any hacking reports. a new app to help you start your day off right. it's called smile clock. it acts as an alarm. it will only turn off after you smile into your smartphone. it does not work so well if you have a beard. can you imagine all the people that will be late because they can't muster a smile. >> i just found one on my iphone. i had to smile to get the alarm to caught off. there's options out there. weather and traffic on the 1s. here's tom kierein. >> we have quite a chill in the air. dress for a winter-like morning. you'll definitely need a jacket. later, sunglasses. a little gentle breeze. a live view from our camera.

patchy fog. by noon, mid-50s. lots of sunshine. melissa, what's going on with the new crash? >> 270 at jermantown road, looking good. no major problems. wider look at things. no major issues into and out of town. there's it is. now it's working. jarrett valley drive, one lane blocked. more in ten minutes. new video overnight as fans in san francisco celebrate winning the world series. how the celebrations turned ugly at one point. the change in the way crash test

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keeping a close on developments from wallops island, virginia. nasa is still assessing the damage done by tuesday night's rocket launch. nasa and the rocket owners searched by air for any hazardous materials. orbital sciences does not know the cause but it could be the soviet era engines. it could be a while before we know what went wrong with that rocket. >> oh, my god. >> nasa says it will be at least a week before any statements about a cause. the space agency getting ready to send in ground crews to do a closer examination of the site. they say it is not as damaged as they originally thought. it should be back up and running in three months. culpepper police need your help finding a person who shot a

b.b. gun at a school bus full of children. according to fredericksburg star, wednesday morning, 7:00 a.m. the bus was on north main street near 6th answer when a projectile shattered one of the windows. they believe it was a b.b. but no b.b. was found on the bus. none of the students or the bus driver was hurt. if you know anything about this incident, call police. fairfax county can police have a man responsible for a murder on labor day. he is behind bars this morning facing murder charges. police say he killed a 27-year-old man in an apartment complex parking lot falls church back on september 1st. he was already in police custody when dna helped link him to the murder. today aaron hernandez will be in a courtroom for a change of venue hearing. he is charged for a murder of a semi pro player in 2013.

his lawyers say media charge has tainted any jury pool. he has pleaded not guilty. it is now 5:18. now to a developing story right now. lava from kilauea cole crain know is 100 feet away from a home on the big island. take a look at the scene here. it has burned a garden shed, tires and scrap metal. about 80 members of the national guard are on the way to help manage road blocks as the lava approaches. they have detected only low levels of sulfur dioxide. the faa is investigating what caused this plane to go down near a military base. the flames and that thick black smoke. we brought you this as breaking news last night. the pilot was killed.

no one on the ground was hurt. today you have one final chance to vote early in maryland. you have 15 hours before early voting closes. there are dozens of centers across the state. if you're wondering where to go we put a link on nbcwashington.com. now, election day is just five days from now. today hillary clinton will make a stop in our area. she is helping anthony brown campaign. clinton and brown will appear in college park, maryland, richie cole can seem, 2:45 this afternoon. republican candidate larry hogan making a push before early voting ends today. take a look here. his campaign tweeted these pictures that show his change maryland bus. we learned new jersey governor chris christie will join hogan at a campaign event this weekend. it's not the news you want

to hear as you head into winter. your bge bill is about to go up. it will go up $4.30 on gas. and about $7 more on electric because of new distribution charges. the hike is just a third of what bge originally requested. new this morning, san francisco police say they made several arrests overnight as fans celebrated another world series victory. fans started bonfires under the streets. at least one person was shot in the arm. that person is going to be okay. . this is the giants third championship in five seasons. all the even years. 2010, 2012, 2014. take a look at the cover of the san francisco chronicle, dynasty. he pitched five innings of near

perfect relief and was named most valuable player of that game. >> he earned that. >> yeah. terrific. my heart breaks for the kansas city royals. but, man, the giants are just really, really good. >> that's how he earned it. a live look over a chilly district of columbia for you this morning. >> tom kierein with your weather and traffic on the 1s. >> i love the giants. they play team baseball. no big egos. a storm likely developing and affecting the weekend. let's peer into eun's living room. you need to do a little dusting, eun. >> the cob webs. i always forget. >> i love the pumpkin, though. here's your halloween forecast for tomorrow night. good weather for trick or treaters. by 5:00 p.m., a lot of early trick-or-treating going on. 60 degrees.

by 9:00 p.m. tomorrow evening, it's going to be rather chilly. we'll need a couple layers on the ghost and goblins. 50 in washington. nearby suburbs only near 40 degrees. quite a chill in the air. with lots of sunshine. cooler than yesterday. highs reaching upper 50s to 60 degrees. a little bit of a breeze north and west this afternoon. then the winds really pick up after we get through friday. we get through trick or treat time should be up to 60 degrees. strong gusty winds as a big coastal storm off the coast. winds gusting 30 to 35 miles per hour. it will be only the low to mid 50s. breezy sunday. highs in the low 50s. seven-day outlook into next

week. getting wilder. looks like good weather on election day. next weather and traffic on the 1s, neighborhood highs for the region. a report of an accident on mount airy, 70 west bound at maryland 27 in mt. airy. jarrett valley drive, one lane blocked. 270 at shady grove, looking good. 66 at virginia visitor center, no problems there. beltway at st. barnabas rolling along quite nicely. and northbound you're completely clear. southbound, a little bit slow as you pass dale city and 234. other than that, no major issues around town. >> a live look at 95 in maryland. >> melissa, thank you. 5:24. the federal government is putting for-profit colleges on notice. schools with career-oriented

programs that don't produce graduates that can pay back their loans they will lose access to federal student aid. there is a primary revenue stream for colleges. they receive 90% from federal loans and grants. they will affect half a million students at for-profit schools. i want to show you a picture. it is a piece of scrap metal that may not look special. but they are certain it was part of amelia ear heart's plane. she disappeared over the pacific back i 1937. nobody ever found her or the plane. scientists say that scrap could be a breakthrough in this case. they plan to search part of the pacific for her plane next summer based on the discovery. repairs being made as part of the american reinvestment and recovery act. a week before the election, some republicans are annoyed. they say most of the federal

money for the projects is going to democratic districts. they did an alysis that found 48% went to districts held by democrats. and some of that money, $25 million, went to the district formerly held by a gop representative eric cantor. he was upset by republican dave pratt. americans's expanding waste lines are changing crash test dummies. the dummies are getting fatter. the new ones will be 273 pounds. obese people are 78% more likely to die in a crash. air bags, other safety features are generally designed for thinner people and may have to be adjusted as well for, you know, the issue we have in this

country. >> larger bodies. you have to do it to fit the real life scenario. what police want you to hear as police crack down on an important safety law. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will try to make you feel better. nurse's message for americans as the state of maine tries to keep her under ebola quarantine. >> don't forget to stay connected with us on your smartphone.

looking at the stories making headlines right now at 5:29. concerns in a northwest washington neighborhood as police investigate the second deadly stabbing in a matter of weeks >> the clock is ticking if you want to vote early in maryland. voting centers will close at 8:00. crews will be busy cleaning up in san francisco after giants fans got out of hand while celebrating the latest world series title. much more throughout the morning. first, good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist.

welcome back on this thursday, october 30th. clear skies over the district. that means a little blanket keeping us warm is gone. >> i know. we can feel it. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here. what's going on, tom? >> the temperatures have plummeted. still cloudy. there's still light showers. the rain is pulling away. some of the pavement a little tamp. it's going to be drying out. we have a little patchy fog as well with temperatures that are much chillier. you slept with the windows open. there's quite a chill in the bedroom. 40 degrees in the suburbs and rural areas. later today, highs in the mid-50s to our west and north. right around metro. should be 60 degrees. neighborhoods in montgomery in the mid-50s. fairfax, upper 50s. lots of sunshine. a few high clouds coming from

the west. next weather and traffic on the 1s, i a look at your hour by hour breakdown the next 24 hours. . the work zone, very late clearing work zone. we have one lane and one shoulder closed. bridgework happening there this morning. this crash in vienna, 7 eastbound at jarrett valley, one lane blocked. police on the scene. beltway at colesville road looking good as well. no major problems there. 95 at gordon boulevard, moving along with a little bit of volume there. i'll see you in just about 10 minutes with a look at travel times. melissa, thank you. 5:32. now to a developing story. a man in charge to the government's response to the pole crisis is on his way to atlanta today. ron klain will get an update at the centers for disease control. he was appointed ebola czar.

some criticized him for keeping a low profile since stepping into the role. kaci hickox has been staying in her home in kent. she was released after an ebola test was negative. she walked out on her porch and she has no plans to an in-home quarantine. >> i completely understand that the state's purpose is to protect the state of maine. i have worked public health for many years and that has always been mine as well. i have completely healthy. we have to base it on science.

>> maine's commissioner said it is voluntary but if she does not comply they will give her a court order to comply. >> a new study is breaking down who has the best chance of surviving ebola. young people are less likely to die from the disease. the report says most people who contract ebola don't seek help until they have a fever. so far it has killed 5,000 people worldwide this year. right now the university of maryland look to go stop the spread of viral meningitis. the number of students with that disease jumped from 1 to 20 in the last nine days. viral meningitis is the least dangerous form of that virus. if you go there, work there, your child goes there, you should know washing your hands is the best way to protect yourself. 5:33. a woman says she was sexually assault issed by a masseuse at a massage parlor in glover park. now they have left the country. the woman said she went to massage escape spa on wisconsin

in northwest on october 4th. she said 30 minutes into the massage he began sexually assaulting her. the woman said she was afraid for her life. >> my first thought was, am i going to die here. i didn't believe he was sorry. i thought he was trying to manipulate the situation. >> the masseuse was arrested and charged with sex abuse. police say after admitting to the assault he flew to china. there is a felony warrant out for his arrest. the victim has filed a lawsuit against the massage parlor. extra eyes to keep you and your family safe. law enforcement from seven agencies will construct dwi patrols. sober ride will provide free rides home for anybody who should not be be behind the wheel. i just tweeted out the information.

potential deadly guard rails that slice through your car's metal. we spoke to transportation officials in virginia. they will replace all guard rails made by trinity industries. in maryland, officials told us they are requiring contractors to report them before installing any questionable guard rails. what can be done to make it easier to get in and out. one is to change the lanes outside the station to cross traffic to get to cars, buses and taxis. the virginia board of education is is awarding based on the standards of learning tests in the last two years.

preparing for the legalization of marijuana. the potential ground rules people of d.c. will have to know if they approve the use of the drug. storm team 4 meteorologist tom keeper helping you dress for the weather. your hour-by-hour forecast at 4 khrp 41. trying to prevent this on the roads.

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the content of this advertising. that was dashcam video from washington county maryland showing some of the dangers troopers face on the interstate. the law is to move over. >> if you can't move over, you're at least supposed to slow

down. five troopers have been involved in crashes while on the side of the interstate. a new campaign will start to enforce the moveover law. 5:41. now a look at traffic with melissa mollet. . always a good idea to move over. no major problems into and out of town. looking good inner and outer loop. 66, everything, rolling along. we are on time everywhere. 16 minutes from jermantown to the beltway. 95 to 270, running 10 minutes. maryland, skaggs way, 8 minutes. quantico to the beltway, on the time at 25 minutes. pavement drying out after yesterday's rain. a light breeze at union station. clear sky now. lots of sun this morning. we're in the 40s now. we will stay this way through 8:00. mid-50s by noon. near 60 with lots of sunshine. what to wear today, dress for a

winter-like morning. you'll need a jacket and sunglasses and bright sun through the day. temperatures down in the 40s again under a partly cloudy sky. next weather and traffic another at 5:51. back to you. tom, see you then. preparing for the snow. one community that could make it easier for you to get around town when the snowflakes begin to fall. prepping you prepare for the holidays. key dates you need to know if you want to make sure your gifts you want to make sure your gifts

after filling out their hogan iquestionaire, aight. hogan was awarded an a- from the nra. but now he refuses to release his responses. the nra opposes comprehensive background checks. they want to weaken maryland's gun safety laws. even support letting suspects on the fbi terror watch list buy guns. on gun safety and terror, the nra is wrong. hogan gets an a- from the nra. on protecting maryland, we just can't trust him.

16 before the hour right now. wow. we really hate to talk bit. but you know snow will be here before you know it. leaders in montgomery county are meeting to talk about how to deal with this issue. they have something of a secret weapon they're using.

news 4's molette green is here to talk to us about it. >> reporter: i know we hate talking about snow but it is that time of year. we have to talk about a snow plan. behind me you see the the snow trucks and the plows. today it is all about the technology coming in the form of a new pavement monitoring system. what does that mean? well, this is a system designed to give the county a head start on snow and ice treatment. there are four pavement monitors in the county. now, before conditions get bad this system is designed to send out a text message to treat the roads before they pile up with snow or get block ice. and all of this information will be coming out today. later this morning at the county's snow summit with the the county executive and all the players in charge of the roads. that's coming up a little bit later this morning.

i'm molette green live at the gaithersburg depo. today washington's main water agency talks about how it is planning to keep your water on this winter. it expects the usual surge in water main breaks throughout the winter months. they said last year was one of the worst history. you probably remember the polar vortex. it dealt with almost 600 last january. that is the significant because there were 1,600 in all of 2013. d.c. police want you to get a good look at this armed robbery. he bursts in to good hope road store with a gun. there was a man standing outside with a baby strapped to his chest. 5:46. a new hotline for anyone who believes they're the victim of a

d.c. rabbi charged with spying on women. he secretly recorded women who used a ritual bath at kesher israel. they want anyone who thinks he spied on them to reach out to investigators. nbcwashington.com >> a former school bus driver in fairfax county now required to stay away from minors after he was accused of sexual abuse. a judge ruled johnny miller will have to be evaluated as a sex offender. a bus attendant said he saw miller fondling her. he said it was a tickle game. they want a strip club gone. they packed a hearing to protest the stadium club's liquor license. neighbors say without it the

gentlemen's club would not make enough money to stay open. they say the club attracts crime. it was shut down after four people were stabbed outside last year. a new plan to crackdown on squatters. it was reported yesterday to the county council to talk about what they are doing. >> some of them we can address right away. some are trespassing for a place to stay. >> so far 2,500 abandoned or vacant homes in six of the nine districts. right now there are 34 squatter cases being investigated. d.c. voters, the district expects 40% of you to show up next month. the vote to legalize marijuana and to elect the first attorney general will be the things drawing you to the polls. they expect this year's mayoral

election to be the most competitive it has been for a long time. election day is five days from now. if you vote in virginia, you may see voting rights groups at the polls. this will be the first time the commonwealth will require a voter i.d. for anyone who wants to vote. voting rights advocates will be at 80 polling places to help explain the law to voters. d.c. council will talk about how to regulate marijuana if it becomes legal. they will hold a joint committees hearing. some of the council want to make the regulations similar to alcohol. it will be legal for anyone 21 and older. vendors need a license. they would have a special tax. you will decide whether to make it legal in a referendum next week. news 4's diana says rg3 will be the starting quarterback on sunday against the minnesota vikings. multiple sources tell diana the

only way griffin will not play is if he has even the slightest pain in his ankle. some are surprise issed. the redskins have their bye week after the vikings. a lot of people thought colt mccoy would get one more start and then see how rg3 feels after the bye week. >> we might see colt on the field at some point during the game anyway. tom kierein with your weather and traffic on the 1s. we're doing a lot of this and this already. >> oh, yeah. it turned quite chilly overnight. this morning it is 40 degrees. 30 degrees overnight. if you're walking the door, dress like the dog. wear something furry. between 6:00 and 8:00, low 40s under a clear sky. lots of sunshine. still chilly between 8:00 and

10:00. upper 40s to 50 degrees. temperatures in the upper 30s, shenandoah and maryland as well. fort meade, 36. we have patchy fog in some of the rural areas. the fog will be gone in another hour or two. later today, lots of sunshine. cool afternoon highs much cooler than yesterday. make it into the upper 50s to near 60 by mid to late afternoon. gorgeous autumn color around. we are getting great pictures coming in. this was posted by janet stoppee in culpepper. keep up with your storm team 4 weather app. post on instagram, twitter and facebook. on facebook you can post the higher resolution. 60 on friday. for trick-or-treaters friday evening, still looking good.

chances of showers moving in after midnight friday night. saturday, a major coastal storm develops off the jersey coast giving us a lot of wind. during the day on saturday, showers likely. wind gusting to 35 mil per hour. high temperatures reaching the low to mid-50s. the wind will settle on sunday. sunday breezy with sunshine. low 50s. storm team 4 seven-day outlook. milder. low 60s on monday. good weather for election day tuesday. should be in the mid to upper 60s with sunshine. maybe a few showers on wednesday. melissa has already had a couple of accidents to talk about. what's going on now? >> this is new. a pedestrian crash. police are on the way. i don't have too many details. route 15 at lightner shut down because of that accident. still have this late clearing bridgework, 295 north at the

beltway. one lane, one shoulder closed. as i look at wider things, no major problems. lots of green on the screen. 295 slow passing 50. take a look at 66 and 95. also looking quite good. really no major problems you can see a little bit slow 95 northbound as you pass through dale city. top of the beltway here, 95 in maryland. bw parkway. colesville, everything looking good at this point this morning. you sort of changed hats. and the other story. a woman was really battling breast cancer, right? >> yeah. very interesting story. a met a woman battling a painful battle with breast cancer. they hope it empowers women just like her. they invented a bra for women who have undergone breast reconstruction with implants. that was three years ago. then her sister tested positive

for the gene mutation and had a double mastectomy. they said all they wanted was a little normalcy. they discovered they actually could not wear their old bras anymore. >> we thought we could probably do something to try to make it better for women. >> we wanted to address not filling out the a pack. >> much more their story and inspiration on news at 11:00. we have one sister in alex aanda and one in kansas. >> we look forward to that. maybe a little early to start thinking about your christmas tree. i love christmas. a little too soon. the evergreen that will grace the front of the u.s. capitol is already on its way. the 88 foot tall spruce was cut down in the chippewa forest. a 100 foot trailer will carry it for the 2,000 mile journey. they will make 30 stops on its way here.

lighting is set for december 2nd. that christmas tree is not the only sign of the holidays fast approaching. there are some key shipping dates you need to know if you want your gift toss arrive on town. cnbc's jackie deangelis with "for your money." good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, aaron. that's right. mark your calendars. shippers are gearing up for the holiday season. they are out with expectations. u.p.s. expecting that its busiest holiday shipping day will be monday, december 22nd. predicting it will deliver 34 million packages on that day. fedex saying it suspects its busiest will be a full week earlier than u.p.s., monday the 15th. and currency, an electronic payment system, has been hacked. some e-mails were accessed by a

third party. the company has been in contact with the users and potential users whose e-mails were stolen. safety precautions put in place there. aaron, back to you. >> jackie deangelis from cnbc, thank you. we are starting to hear witness accounts to alleged hazing incidents at briar wood in loudoun county. one witness said he saw players holding down another player and inappropriately touching him in may. two other incidents were report in the same week. they did an investigation but no discipline was taken because it could not prove anything happened. your kids could soon end up in a different school. the school board approved a new redistricting strategy to reduce overcrowding. this is a set of guidelines the district can act on next year. as many as 10 schools could lose

students because they have too many right now >> the news 4 i-team learned how many of your schools could be kept out next week. all seventh grade students have their required immunizations in prince george's county, as of last week, 3,000 students still needed theirs. the deadline is tomorrow. a brand-new house in montgomery county that has sort of a special story behind it. this is designed and built completely by high school students. they unveiled last night in silver spring. this is the 39th home the students in the construction trades foundation program built from the ground up. >> very cool. >> impressive. a road in northwest washington is closed because of a deadly stabbing. the similar case from the last two weeks putting numbers in columbia heights on edge this morning. waking up with temperatures in the 30s at this early hour. how much it will warm up and get an eye on the roads with your weather and traffic on the 1s when news 4 today continues.

a chill in the air. there's a clear sky over the capitol this morning. live view from city camera. weather headlines on this thursday morning. a chilly start to the day. a cool afternoon. then a major coastal storm developing this weekend. temperatures around the suburbs, rural areas, 40 degrees. a little bit of patchy fog. near 40 to 45 right in the city. your bus stop forecast this morning, patchy fog around. temperatures in the low 40s with bright sunshine between 7:00 and 8:00. still a chill in the air between 8:00 and 9:00. temperatures in the upper 40s. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11. your what to wear forego. now the roads with melissa. good mornin