after two adults tried to kidnap him. how the pair tried to scare the the boy into getting into their car. we are seeing a cold start to your halloween. >> before your kids go trick-or-treating they may have a parade or party at schools, we want to go straight to tom kierein for your forecast. good morning, tom. >> good morning. off to a frosty cold start this morning acrossuch of northern virginia. all the counties in blue under a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. it includes prince william, southern fauquier, culpepper, orange, madison, as well as much of the shenandoah valley. if you have house plants, bring them in while you can. there's the capital under a partly cloudy sky on this friday morning. dress for a cold morning. we will stay chilly the next several hours. a cool afternoon. and a windy weekend to follow. the latest on that coming up at 6:21. 6:11 a look at the hour by hour

breakdown for the day ahead and this evening for trick-or-treating. now let's check on the roads this morning. we have breaking news with melissa. >> breaking news on the rails. we're talk about mark brunswick east 870, 41 minutes behind this morning. very slow. metro will honor tickets. you might want to do that instead. prince george's county looking good. no major problems into and out of town. and moving to the west, 66, 95 in virginia looking smooth. beltway at river road, rolling along. seeing some volume here this morning. taking a look up at maryland you can 95 in into and out of town. i'm back in 10 minutes. see you at 6:11 withmelissa. molette green is with police as they try to find a man who attacked a police officer with an axe. >>reporter: we are in the 1,000 block of perry street not far from michigan avenue.

just a few minutes ago, about five minutes ago, all the police officers left the scene here on perry. this is where they tell me kay nine units tracked a suspect who had earlier attempted to attack one of their officers in his patrol car with an axe. that actual attack happened in the 3800 block of 13th street. just a couple of blocks away and not far from the franciscan monastery. the patrol officer was actually patrolling his beat and in an alley when a man came out of nowhere, police tell me, and hit the officer's car window. the officer was not hurt. not injured in the actual axe attack. but in the struggle with the suspect, the officer injured his shoulder. now, just a little while ago we spoke with a resident who lives on perry where police were out here for about 30 minutes before they left. and here's what she had to sa

>> i seen the officer back away. >> yeah. >> now, again, the suspect got away. police tracked the suspect to perry street in northeast. but the police have now left the scene. no idea why they have left the scene and where this investigation goes from here. we are live this morning in northeast d.c. i'm molette green. back to you. >> thanks, molette. 6:03. today the man charged in the abduction of hannah graham will be in court. this morning will be jess matthew's first appearance to face three fairfax county charges from a 2005 rape case. fairfax city, i should say. we will appear video link from where he is being held. matthew has not been charged in the death of hannah graham. a good reminder, tell your kids to stay away from strangers. an 8-year-old said two people tried to abduct him on his way

to school in temple hills. it happened on brinkley road. he said a car pulled in front of him on his way to the bus stop and a man got out with a gun. a woman in the car told him to get to the back seat. i boy ran away and told his teacher when he got to school. they have a vague description of the suspects and the car. what led to last week's midair collision. the ntsb could release a preliminary report. a small plane and helicopter crashed into frederick municipal airport killing three people last week. the helicopter involved was part of a flight school. both people on the plane survived. >> george mason closed today because of sewer problems. students will not have to make up the last day. even though it is closed, the white house halloween trip is still on for students already approved to go. school officials say the buses will leave and return at their original times. coming up on five minutes after the hour. a judge could decide whether the

redskins can sue several native american tribes over the team name. they asked to cancel the team's trademark earlier this year. the native americans want the lawsuit dismissed. they said the team should sue the trademark office instead. but federal law allows them to sue individuals who sought the trademark cancellation. befe u ndouchd trick-or-treating out for halloween candy, there's probably things you want to know. the number of children killed by cars on halloween doubled. in our area in 2012, one child was killed on halloween night save kids worldwi sges having a conversatn ou street safety before heading door to door tonight. make sure your kids's costumes are visible to drivers and they don't obstruct your children's sight. as your kids head out

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the content of this advertising. 6:09 right now. welcome back. when you dig into shrimp at your favorite seafood, there's a chance you're not eating they say you are. one-third of shrimp is mislabeled. in the study bad labeling was found. d.c., portland, new york city and the gulf coast were misrepresented. new york was deemed the worst offender. what do you think? would you ever hand out cash instead of candy on halloween?

well, according to a new study, kids prefer cash in their candy bucket. more than half of the parents surveyed said kids between 4 and want the cash. >> asking is the big thing. make sure your kids don't ask anybody for money. >> knock on the door and say give me some money, yeah, probably not the right thing to. >> kids are learning how to count. >> 11 minutes after 6:00. a live look outside for you this morning. 50 degrees outside our studios. we are among the warmer right now. >> i know. let's check in with meteorologist tom kierein with your weather and traffic on the 1s. good morning, tom. >> good morning. quite chilly. down in the 30s to near 40 degrees much of the region. by 8:00, only the upper 30s.

then by noon time, only around 50 degrees. a climb in the upper 50s by midafternoon. then this evening we'll have a partly to mostly cloudy sky. your trick or treat forecast coming up on next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. delays on the rails this morning. melissa has what's going on. >> real delays on brunswick 870 and east 890. 36 minutes behind on 870. 890, 25 minutes. the roads actually look great. it makes me nervous to say that. beltway at river road moving along. in virginia, on time on 66, 395, 95 northbound as well. 270 on time. 270 south from jermantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. outer loop, 270 running at 10 minutes. i'm also back in 10. >> melissa, thank you. a man rescued when his car started flooding with water. how two total strangers rushed

to the driver to get him out and save his life. a huge change in how many of you are using your smartphone. your hometown forecast is always on news 4 today. keep an eye on the bottom of your screen. 6:12 is your time right now. 6:12 is your time right now.

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.

6:15, breaking news right now. a d.c. police officer was sitting in this car in northeast washington when a man charged at him with an axe. this happened three hours ago on 13th street. we're told the axe never actually hit the officer. but he did hurt his shoulder while struggling with the suspect. that officer in the hospital right now. in the last 30 minutes we learned there is not a good description of the suspect. we're staying in touch with molette green. we will keep you posted with what we hear. a developing story. in a few hours, a pennsylvania fugitive accused of shooting and killing a state trooper and wounding another will stand in front of a judge for his arraignment. this is new video of eric frein

from overnight. jay gray has more on how this came to an end. jay, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, to you, eun. this is where eric frein was held first after he was captured by police. in the late afternoon hours here yesterday. he is in the county jail now. he was transferred there overnight. as you talked about, he will be arraigned later this morning. his first court appearance long and difficult trial. they have been searching for this man for 48 days. he was a survivalist, somebody they said was a very skilled marksman. there were more than 1,000 officers involve in the seven. federal, state and local officers combing the back woods, rugged terrain here in northeastern pennsylvania. and they happened upon him near an abandoned airport. just a small airport in the pocono mountains.

it was an area they hadn't searched before. they were trying to go through this plot through the land. systematically. it was believed he was staying in one of the hangars the last couple of days. they have executed a search warrant to gather evidence there and a couple other places they feel there may be some evidence as they continue to try to build a case. again, preliminary arraignment will be later this morning. eun? >> all right. jay gray love in holly, pennsylvania. jay, thank you. now that the search for eric frein is over, children in northeast pennsylvania can celebrate halloween tonight. the annual halloween parade and trick-or-treating had been canceled as a preutn. i'm richard jordan at the live desk. new poll numbers on virginia's senate race. this is how the pollsters at newport university believe things will play out tuesday on election day. the democrat senator mark warner in the lead with 51% of the

vote. ed gillespie at 44% closing in on warner's even though he has had the lead all along. robert sarvis, just 2%. it is believed he has been able to pick up unlikely voters. when it comes down to an important demographic, women voters, warner has the lead. women favor warner over gillespie. that's the latest from the live desk. 18 minutes after the hour. a family fears charges could be thrown out in an 8-year-old's murder. kevin shiplett was stabbed to death outside his great grandparents home in 20. defense lawyers want the criminal charges dropped and murphy committed. doctors could eventually decide to free him. relatives are afraid murphy could harm someone else if he's

freed. unacceptable. describing the alleged actions of two officers facing assault cases. the chief announced the charges yesterday. officer jerry thomas is charged with hitting a you you handcuffed 15-year-old in lockup in november 2012. a year later, school resource officer charles picard is accused of assaulting a student at suitland high school. both officers are suspended. now to a developing story in hawaii. the national guard is sending troops to the town of pahoa as lava makes a slow crawl toward a major road and threat especiallies to further isolate the community. more than 80 troops will provide security and help with road blocks. lava from the kilauea volcano has been advancing since june. on average 5 miles per hour. . new this morning, for the first time riches of a passenger

aboard the missing malaysian flight are taking legal action. the sons of a father aboard the missing flight 370 are suing the airline and the malaysian government. the lawsuit aims to find answers to what actually happened on board the plane when it disappeared. the plane was 239 passengers mysteriously vanished eight months ago during a scheduled service between kuala lumpur and beijing. marijuana could be a cash cow for the district. finance officials say sales could bring in $20 million in tax revenue. if the measure passes, congress will not review the bill until next spring. then d.c. officials would take six months to write regulations. stores would not open until sometime in 2016. what do you use your smartphones for? most of us don't use it to make a phone call. halo found the majority of us use it for the alarm clock or to send text messages or e-mail.

making a call was actually number six on the most common use list. the survey says the average person uses their phone about two hours a day, 20 minutes of that time is spent making three phone calls. >> i'm not surprised at all. i think those numbers go down the younger the user is. it's going to be a spooky night at the white house. >> the president and first lady will welcome some for trick-or-treating. for military families. let's get you caught up on the forecast if you're making plans for the workday and trick-or-treating later today. >> let's check in with tom kierein for your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21. cold start for sure, tom. >> i don't use mine for an alarm. i check the storm team 4 weather app. it shows a dry sky and your freaky friday forecast for trick-or-treating. this evening is looking dry as

well. good weather for ghosts and goblins going door to door. cool temperatures for early trick or treaters. by 5:00, we'll be in the upper 50s. then by 177:00, chilly with temperatures in the mid-50s. and then a ghost live chill by late evening. we'll be down into the low 50s under a cloudy sky. temperatures right now are frosty cold across northern virginia. only 32 in warrenton. central and southern will be in the low 30s. mid to upper 30s near 40 in northern virginia, fairfax and arlington. montgomery and prince georges in the 40s to upper 30s. dress warmly. a warm coat and gloves. we'll have the chill around for another couple of hours and through much of the morning. sunglasses will be needed too later today. sunshine in and out this morning. afternoon highs in the upper 50s. overnight tonight we have deteriorating conditions after midnight. in fact, on saturday, windy and

wet with occasional showers. a high near 50. warming. good weather for the election day. next weather and traffic on the 1s count by county neighborhood highs. >> looking quite good right now. 2730 north and south, no problems there. getting tweets at first 4 traffic. this is good, especially for a friday. maybe some are heading home or staying home because of the holiday. centreville, prince william parkway, heading into town, closed at centreville and then opens back up. 95, slow through dale city. not red like it usually this this time of the morning. running 45, 50 miles per hour. beltway at st. barnabas, nice and open. this is where megan has been in northwest. 17th from independence to constitution shut down from 7:00 this morning until 3:00 this morning because of the levee work. the tests they were doing. back in 10 minutes with a look at 270 in somed phd. see you then.

6:24. parole officers keeping an eye on sex offenders to keep your children safe. the virginia va department of corrections will monitor from all over the state. they are required to remain at home with lights out and not answer the door for trick or treaters. if offenders are at home they must be at a state-sanctioned meeting. police will also make random home visits. you are looking at the intense moments when a stranger helped save a man's life near l.a. a driver crashed into an above groundwater main. the man passed out behind the wheel, all the while water was gushing in and started to fill his car. a woman saw the whole thing happen and jumped out to help the deputy. >> subway riders in new york city probably thought they were part of an early halloween prank. the train was stopped when all of a sudden a giant drill

pierced the tunnel ceiling. have to take a look at this picture to believe it. the new york transportation official say crews were doing work above the tunnel when a worker mistakenly drilled through the ceiling. you can see number one how large that drill is and how close it was to the side of that train car. can you imagine if you're a passenger right at the window and that's what you see. >> everybody had to get off the train and walk through the item to get back on the platform because of the potential danger there. well, just two days daredevil nik wallenda is upping the ante with his death-defying stupblt. he will attempt a terrifying two-part walk. the walk is up a 15-degree incline. the second park gets even scarier. he will walk from marine tower west to east blindfolded. >> more power to him. be careful.

>> and for what is the question. >> coming up on the "today" show, the daredevil himself will talk about how he is getting ready for his latest stunt. >> 7:00, right after we're done here. a busy maryland store the target of a lawsuit. the issue the the retailers has with the store's sign. a project that will slow down your drive at the national mall today. grab a jacket and maybe a scarf. we'll take you through how much it will warm with your weather and traffic on the 1s the at 6:31. s

right now we are staying on top of breaking news for you. news 4 is live in northeast washington where a man tried to hit a d.c. officer with an axe just a few hours ago. we're told the man who did it was wearing a black jump suit. police do not have a description of what he looked like. >> they are trying to find that man right now. the officer was not hit with the axe, but he did hurt his shoulder in a struggle with the suspect. we will go to molette green on

the scene in 15 minutes. starting off cold, tom. >> it really is here in the storm team 4 weather center. 40s and low 30s. afternoon highs today will be reaching the mid to upper 50s county by county neighborhoods in montgomery, prince george's, fairfax and arlington. washington, partly cloudy sky. northern virnia loudoun through prince william, stafford, culpepper down to orange, it's going to be near 55 to 60 degrees there. hovering near 60 all the counties in southern maryland with a partly cloudy sky. and north of washington near the pennsylvania border, frederick, panhandle, low to mid-50s. neighborhoods in the shenandoah, in the mountains, cooler there. 50s in the mountains. mid-50s for highs later this afternoon. coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at the

hour-by-hour changes. a look at our roads. we have already had delays >> a brand-new crash in fort washington, in yann head at kerby hill road. we just spoke with police. they are on the scene trying to get this cleared out of the way as soon as possible. 95 as you hop on stafford county, heading into town. look at this. when does 95 look like this? a little bit of a miracle. 66 heading into and out of town. 51 miles per hour. out of town pretty much the same thing. 270 at montrose road moving along. a little bit of congestion as you hit the spur. it opens up after that. taking a look at bw parkway into and out of town. and 95 in maryland, no problems. brunswick east 870, 36 minutes behind. east 25 minutes behind. at this point they will honor metro tickets. might want to do that instead. travel times coming up in 10 minutes. >> is see you then. thank you, melissa. it is 6:32. less than an hour away from a

major road closures in the district. crews will shut down 17th street on the mall. they are getting ready to test a nulevee system. megan mcgrath with a look at how it works and the impact on your commute. megan? >> reporter: well, traffic still moving on 17th. that is not the case much longer. look at the truck over there. those are pieces of the flood wall they will snap in place later on this morning. that meanings they will have to close down between independence and constitution. it will not impact evening rush hour. what they are doing is practicing putting up the brand-new flood wall they have been working on. a series of posts will go across the roadway. they will snap panels into place. it will create a wall that will stretch all the way across 17th street and snap into this concrete wall you see over here to the side. the idea is if there's threat of

flooding, this wall will stop the waters of the potomac from funneling down 17th to constitution to the white house and to the buildings here in this area which is a bit of a low spot here. so this is the first time they have practiced snapping the wall into place. they're going to start at 7:00 and apparently be done by 3:00 in the afternoon. you should be okay for this evening's rush hour. megan mcgrath, news 4. thank you, megan. . a man who murdered a high school student learns how long he will be behind bars. trevon bennett was convicted of murdering ross in 2012. he was walk to go high schoo capital heights ene s killed. the murder happened during an attempted robbery. bennett was convicted of both of those things. he could spend the rest of his life in prison. d.c. police need your help finding a man responsible for robbery and sexual assault yesterday morning on 16th near bladensburg road northeast. the woman was walking along street when a man appacd her, took h bogan sexually assaulted her.

the victim describes the man at 5'6", in his 30s with a css taoon s ghchk. i mother is searching for answers in the murder of her son. her son went to grab a slice of pizza on this day last year. 2:20 in the morning, someone shot and killed him in the 200 block of shepherd street northwest. police are offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. tomorrow friends and family will have a memorial service at the alleyway where he was killed. a locker room choking led to the cancellization of a game don't in loudoun county. their game with north stafford will not be made up. according to the freelance star a student was choked, passed out and his head hit against a

locker last week. school officials say one student has been disciplined. others were counseled. they said it was horse play gone wrong. new questions this morning about the jury in the bob mcdonnell trial. lawyers for the former governor say jurors were unswayed by pretrial media coverage. a juror who was dismissed early said he believes the other jurors may have deliberated with each other before they were supposed to. mcdonnell called for a new trial because of the potential juror problems. parents, now is your chance to weigh in on next year's loudoun county school calendar. several options include starting before labor day, having a longer winter break and ending school june 10th. loudoun county received a winter to start school before labor day because of all the snow days in the last five years. the school board is set to adopt a new calendar december 2nd. . 6:36. you may want to start seeing some new signs as you head out

on the way to work. vdot will start unveiling for the new 95 express lanes. the lanes will open in december. they want to know that e-zpass will be required once the lanes are open for business. transportation officials remind drivers that normal hov restrictions will remain in place until the new lanes are open. well, 7-eleven is taking a bat mini-mart to court for trade morning infringement. a 7-eleven spokeswoman said the company has an obligation t protect its brand. it is challenging operators of this 7-even shop in baltimore. 7-even is using the the same lettering and logo pattern as 7-eleven. the store is even sel slurpee. we called and no one is calling us back. construction slowing down a busy part of the beltway. this morning the new plan to try

to make it better. . a woman arrested inside a montgomery county mall. the lie she told police involving the ebola virus to try to get away. >> waking up to temperatures in the 30s and 40s in some places. we're tracking how the temperatures will change as you plan for trick or treaters. weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:41.

if you're in a hurry this morning you won't want to take this stretch of the beltway. inner loop between cambridge and the american legion bridge. it is backed up any time of the day because of construction. >> vdot is adding another lane to make more room. the construction is actually backing things up. the department says it is racing against time to get it open before the snow begins to fall. if they can't get the new lanes done by the end of the year they will be open by spring 2015. >> you know it's badded when

that makes it worse. >> that's the way it works. >> 6:41. talking about a cold start to your day for halloween. >> weather and traffic on the 1s now. tom kierein is here. >> good morning. off to a chilly start on this friday morning. there's the capitol under a partly cloudy sky now. we're 30s to near 40 until 8:00. by noon time, mid-50s. for trick or treaters this evening we will have a mostly cloudy sky at 5:00 p.m. in the upper 50s. by 9:00, the low 50s with clouds around. a look at how a big coastal storm this weekend will be affecting our weather the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:51. it's not too bad. >> looking pretty good. it is actually moving. i am very, very happy. i can tell you that. wider look at things.

no major problems into or out of town. lots of green. i wish i could keep it this way. taking a look at travel times outer loop 95270, 10 minutes. 270 south, 16 minutes. in virginia, you're looking just as good. 66 east, 395 northbound to the 14th street bridge. and 95 north from quantico to the beltway looking as good as it possibly can. marked delays in 10 minutes. . melissa, thank you. we are following breaking news this morning. somebody came at a d.c. police officers with an axe in northeast washington. they scour the man for the man who did it. >>. >> making your coffee taste a little bit sweeter. you can get your starbucks you can get your starbucks without leaving the hous

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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.

breaking news at 6:45. >> molette green is live in d.c. where a man tried to attack a police officer with an axe. >> reporter: d.c. police remain on the scene in the 3800 block of 13th street northeast not far from michigan avenue. patrol cars going up and down the street here. they are still looking for that suspect. a man who attacked a police officer in his patrol car. officers describe it as a brazen attack on one of their own. the man apparently hit the car

window with the axe, striking the car window but not the officer. but the officer was injured, injured his shoulder in the struggle with the suspect. the officer got out of his car and tried to catch the guy. but he was able to get away in the alleyway that is just behind me here at the scene. several officers set up on perry street waiting to see if they could find this guy there was not much of a description. only that the man was wearing a black jump suit. the suspect is still at large this morning and faces felony assault on a police officer while armed once they catch him.

i'm molette green. back to you. >> molette, thank you. a man charged in the disappearance of hannah graham will appear in court. this morning will be jesse matthew's first appearance to face three charges from a 2005 rape case. he will appear from a video link from outer morrow county where he is currently being held. tell your children to be alert on their way to the bus stop this morning. an 8-year-old said two people tried to kidnap him on temple hills. a car pulled in front of him. he said the car stopped in front of him, a man got out and pointed a gun at him. and then a woman in the passenger seat tolhitoet in the ca the boy ran and told his ac at school. they only have a vague description of the suspects an the car. the pentagon warning 23,000 employees they could become potential targets of isis.

the pentagon security team sent out a memo last night that cautioned employees to be careful about displays credentials in public or social media. there is no specific threat. they want people to be vigilant at home and at work. it came days before increased security at some government buildings. we are learning more about those denver teens accused of trying to join isis. the teens became radicalized and had been talking to an isis recruiter for a year. they made it all the way to swr germany before stopped by authorities. a plane crashed section after takeoff. they can't get into the building because it is not structurally sound. they had just taken off from the airport yesterday when he reported he lost an engine. he crashed into a building on airport property, killing himself and three people inside.

6:49 now. the ntsb could release the first findings of what led to a midair collision over the the skies in maryland. last thursday a small plane and helicopter crashed into each other near frederick munis pap airport killing three people. it was part of a flight school. both people on the plane survived. today a judge could decide whether the redskins can sue several native american tribes over the team names. they asked the trademark office to cancel the team's trademark earlier this year. the native american groups want the lawsuit dismissed and say the team should s th trademark office instead. they say federal law allows them to sue individuals who sgh the trademark caeltion george mason in alexandria is closed because of sewage problems. because of the nature of the closure, the students will not have to make up a lo buses will leavenrer their orin me the halloween trip still on for

those already approved to go. coffee retailer beginning delivery service in some markets. delivery will be available to loyalty program members as part of a new mobile order and payment app. nationwide next year. starbucks ceo howard schultz called the plan their version of e-commerce on steroids. if we don't see enough starbucks. can you imagine? everywhere, everywhere. >> they are trying to diversify how they get to their customers. >> to work, on the street corner. can you just meet me right here? >> and they will. popular pub crawls making a come back. a halloween themed crawl will be held tomorrow. they have been oho s months after a wd enov the summer. a pub crawler stripped naked and ran from police.

it forc organizers to obtain a special events permit for a crawl. that makes them responsible for reimbursing for extra expenses including police officers. >> be safe out there tonight. speaking of tonight, what kind of weather are we going to have for halloween, tom? >> it's going to be freaky tonight. we will have clouds coming through. but it's off to a frosty cold start this morning. dress accordingly. have gloves with you as well. you will need some sun glasses later this morning as you get the sunshine breaking out. waiting for the school bus this morning. temperatures holding steady in the 30s to near 40 between 7:00 and 8:00 with a calm wind. and then between 8:00 and 9:00, low 40s. driving this morning, heater on. we'll have the temperatures in the 30s through 8:00, 9:00. then by, the upper 50s, driving home on dry roads and a partly sunny sky. big game at fedex field saturday night. it's notre dame and navy.

8:00 p.m. is the kickoff for tailgating. might be showers around. blustery winds. near 50. kickoff in the upper 40s. most of the rain gone by then. but very strong winds. winds gusting 35 miles per hour. if you're going to the game, keep up with the rain with the storm team 4 weather app on your smartphone. and during the day on saturday we'll have the winds quite gusty. good weather for trick-or-treating tonight. we will have a cloudy sky and temperatures generally in the 50s with ghostly shivering chill in the air through the evening. and blustery winds on saturday. winds settle on sunday. sunshine. warming into next week. good weather on election day tuesday. breaking news on the roads this morning with melissa. what is going on? >> breaking news in northwest. we're talk about inbound whitehurst. only one lane is getting by. talking about brunswick east, 890. still 17 minutes behind.

pretty slow at this point this morning. otherwise, roads in general looking pretty good. you can see 270 here into and out of town moving along. as we pass the beltway, no red, no yellow on the screen. looking at prince george's county, everything looking quite good. 66 and 95 also moving along quite nicely. and i have to share something. the ride is on 66 on halloween was very ghoulish and scary. i want to share that with you. it was finney for everyone on this halloween friday. >> thank you, melissa. a lot of you are really surprise said by this next story. in fact, it has been shared more than 250 times from nbc washington facebook page. here's the scene. a hazmat team was forced to respond to westfield wheaton after a woman yelled she had ebola has police were trying to arrest her. hazmat was called in as a precaution. the woman has no symptoms.

it's not clear why the woman was being arrested or whether she will face anymore charges. 6:54. a developing story. nurses in the distribute joining a national fight against ebola. in two weeks, nurses at providence in northeast d.c. will be among thousands to hit the ticket line as part of a national movement calling for safer standards for nurses and doctors. they hope to avoid the strike but will stay open if that strike happens. negotiations have broken down between the nurse who may have been exposed to ebola. the governor says if kaci hickox does not abide by the 21-day quarantine, he will use the full extent to protect the public. she was seen in her neighborhood riding a bike. shez she has no symptoms and poses no threat to the public. there is a crew outside the house in maine. a live update in a few minutes on the "today" show. an important vote could have

an impact on military families. they will decide whether to approve a constitutional amendment. it would exempt the the spouses of service members killed in action from paying real estate taxes. virginia already offers a real estate tax exemption for disabled veterans. . a little extra time for the metro trip this weekend. track work on all train lines. the red line will run every 15 minutes. trains will run every 20 minutes on other lines. reminder, clocks turn back at 2:00 a.m. sunday morning. metro will stay open until it's normal 3:00 a.m. closing time. before you send out your trick or treaters for halloween fun tonight, there are a few things you should know. according to safe kids worldwide, the number of children killed by cars on halloween doubles compared to other days during the year. the national highway traffic safety administration says one child was killed on halloween night. safe kids worldwide says have a

conversation about street safety before going door to a door. also make sure your kids's costumes are visible to drivers and that they don'tbsuc your child's sight. eric frein is in jail and will be arraigned at 9:00 this morning. an alert for commuters. 17th street on the mall between independence and constitution slated to close soon so crews can snap i new flood wall in place. police looking for two people who tried to abduct an 8-year-old. he ran away after they tried to force him into a car in central hills. a man tried to attack a d.c. police officer with an axe. right now police are on perry street in northwest washington as you can see from this live picture searching for the suspect. the officer was hurt in a struggle with the suspect after the attempted attack. halloween forecast looking dry. afternoon highs upper 50s for trick-or-treating don't. cloudy and in the 50s.

and we'll get whipped with wind and rain on saturday. new problem in northwest washington. inbound whitehurst, to access to k street. 890, 17 minutes behind. otherwise looking good. >> thank you, melissa. that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for starting your day with us. >> we have seen some crazy costumes on the "today" show. they sent us a little basket of treats. every year they come up with something more interesting. who knows what they will com

good morning. manhunt over. after 48 days on the run, suspected cop killer eric frein is finally in custody, the search ending in an abandoned air field. he will face a judge this morning. how did he elude police for so long? call for help. pilot of a small plane signals trouble seconds before crashing and sparking a horrific fire. at least four people killed, five others injured. an investigation now under way. long way down. a parachutist gets hung up on the wires of a television tower near st. louis and dangles there for two hours before being rescued but police say his