delaney was up against republican challenger dan bongino. after election night, delaney and bongino were separated by 200 votes. muriel bowser will announce plans for her transition team today. she is expected to name key members of the team this morning. she beat out catania. a vote canvassing in virginia is a day three. democratic senator mark warner is the apparent warner. his lead has grown 16,500 votes. warner claimed victory over republican ed gillespie on election night but he has not conceded. state board of elections will meet november 25th, the deadline to certify those results. if you're just waking up,

good morning. want to get you caught up on the forecast. it is starting out to be a cool day. tom. >> indeed. you may be hearing a rustling. that's the wind rustling the leaves. right now quite a chilly morning. down in the low to mid-40s in montgomery, loudoun county. it's a bit milder in fairfax. it's around 50 degrees. also around 50 in prince george's county. district of columbia, low 50s. low 50s, chesapeake bay. farther west, low 50s there. out in the mountains, most locations there just in the 40s. drive time forecast for the morning drive, definitely have to have the heater on. temperatures in the 40s now through 9:00 this morning. then during the afternoon, bright sunshine. those winds will be gusting. grab on that steering wheel. we'll be in the mid-50s during the afternoon.

when you're going to be heading out tonight, a chilly night going forward through the evening. back down to the upper 40s by 8:00 p.m. under a clear sky. by 11:00, it's going to be in the low 40s. this time tomorrow morning, starting off saturday morning, mid-30s. so a cold start to the weekend. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s. we'll take you through hour by hour the next 24 hours and looking toward you the weekend. now let's check on the roads with melissa. and another accident to tell you about right now, tom in frederick. 70 east bound at 270, overturned truck with the right lane of 70 east right at 270 blocked at this point. so just the right lane not getting my. inner loop at river road, trying to get more information on that. prince george's, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, indian head, 301, looking completely fine. no major problems there. not even a lot of construction at this point this morning. 66, just east of sudleyedded

road, that is looking did as well. a live look at 270 and more on all of these crashes >> we'll see you then. 4:43. a montgomery county high school student is in the hospital in grave condition after being hit by a car. this hit and run happened in a shopping center near viers mill and randolph road. megan mcgrath has the latest on the student's condition. >> reporter: the student is in grave condition, fighting for his life in an area hospital. he is 17 years old and a student here at wheaton high school. police thought this was a basic hit and run. he was struck by a chevy avalanche near the shopping center at viers mill and randolph road in wheaton. the driver did not stay on the scene. just a few hours later, the driver and passengers in the avalanche turned up at the

police station and gave their version of what happened. police say there may have been an altercation between two small groups at the shopping center, which led to the 17-year-old being struck. they're looking into the possibility that this may have been an intentional act. investigators have not been able to talk to the 17 because he is in grave condition can. they just have the one account from the people in the avalanche. so they want to get an independent account of what happened. so police are looking for witnesses, anyone who may have been at that shopping center between unique thrift store and burger king around 7:00 last night. if you saw the two groups that may have been involved in the altercation or if you saw the actual accident, the striking of the 17-year-old you are asked to call montgomery county police. 4:34 now. today former prince george's county school bus driver will be cited for an incident that ended in a 6-year-old being run away.

in april, harris walked away from the hide point high school with four still on board. the bus rolled down the hill, trapping one child under the bus. deputies looking for a suspect in a bank robbery in loudoun county. he walked into suntrust bank last friday morning, halloween. he flashed a gun and demanded cash. he was last seen walking away from the bank. if you have any information, you're asked to call the sheriff. i'm molette green at the live desk. two pilots now confirmed dead after a national guard helicopter crashes. it all happened in idaho during a training mission. it's too early to tell what caused this apache combat chopper to go down 7:00 p.m. and it happened two miles south of the national guard base at

galwin field near boise international airport. all we know are the two men were killed. no other details given at this point and whether they were heading to or returning from a mission. we'll stay on top of this developing story throughout the morning. back to you >> the national cathedral will honor veterans. an emotional letter from a son to his mother. they will hold a special reading from him to his mother before his death. the american war letters project gathers personal letters from every american conflict written by soldiers who experienced pivotal moments. the latest cars being recalled as we learn the company that made the air bags may have tried to cover up the problem. more than just credit card numbers. the permanent information

hackers made off with in a home depot data breach. a cool start. expected to get colder as we head into the weekend.

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welcome back. we are working with you for this consumer alert. your car might be included in the latest round of recalls from honda the. models of the accord, civic and

cr-v made between 2001 and 2006 sold and registered in humid areas are being recalled. humidity can cause them to explode and send metal shards flying. the maker of the faulty air bags is facing allegations it knew there was a problem and didn't tell everybody. takata secretly conducted tests on the air bags and found they had the potential to crack in a way that could hurt passengers. at least two deaths are linked to deaths from the shrapnel. metro should have a relatively minor impact on your travel plans. fewer trains on the road and green. the yellow line will only run

north to mt. vernon square. no track work on the veterans day. the blue line will be shut down all day. >> today is friday. the weekend is upon us. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. good morning to you, tom. >> good morning. a lot of people will be raking leaves except aaron. he doesn't have to worry about that. maybe some of the leaves may be blowing down the sidewalks around your neighborhood and in yards today as we have a blustery wind developing by noon time. in the 40s between now and 8:00. low 50s by noon. the wind will be gusting to 35 miles per hour during the early part of the afternoon. then it will settle by 5:00 p.m. it's only going to be reaching the mid-50s. many yards are looking like this now for saturday.

winds will be lighter. the leaves won't be glowing around as much. highs in the low to mid-50s. sunday looks like the best day for raking leaves with a partly sunny sky. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. good morning. we have some construction still around this morning until about 5:00. virginia 95 southbound at fairfax county, two left lanes blocked with work until 5:00 a.m. have this crash to remind you approximate. 70 east bound at 270, an overturned truck. that crash is now off to the shoulder. so it shouldn't be in the way too much. wider look at things, no major issues right now. slowdowns here and there. construction 270 at montrose. rolling along. 95 in maryland coming up. melissa, thank you. users of a popular trail told to be on guard. the attack that people want you to be aware of if you use the

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welcome back at 15 before the hour. things will be back to normal this morning for shoppers at walmart in prince william county. the chaotic scene that led to a shooting near potomac mills is clear. things started inside walmart yesterday afternoon. a man used two hammers to smash through a jewelry case scaring other customers who thought it was a gun going off. two sisters con fronted him in the parking lot. that's when one of the police officers shot the suspect. >> employees started running around. >> investigators have to

interview the off duty -- excuse me. police are still investigating what happened in the parking lot there. the off duty officers who confronted the man happened to be a couple that was shopping at the time. as for the suspect, investigators have not told us his condition. today a man in prince george's county faces life in prison without parole for killing his ex-girlfriend. he was convicted of slashing her neck inside her berwyn heights home in 2012. according to prosecutors, he crawled through a basement window and killed her because they broke up. 4:46. montgomery county teenager is facing charges for bringing a gun on school property. 18-year-old aaron anderson has been asked to stay away from richard montgomery in rockville early this week. yesterday a school security guard noticed him back on school

grounds during lunch and called police. officers later found him on a street near a school with a stolen handgun in a gym bag. at the live desk, new this morning, south korea is doing away with its coast guard. the country just approved a plan to disband and transfer guard duties to two other police aces. this is more fallout from april's ferry disaster. swifter, more aggressive action in the initial stages of the sinking could have saved more lives. more than 300 people, most of them high school students, died in that strategy. back to you, aaron. molette, thank you. 13 before the hour. president obama invited leaders from both parties to the white house for a post election lunch. the meeting could offer a glimpse into whether the re-maran of the president's tenure will bring more grid lock or a by patterson break through. tracie potts will join us live

at 5:30 with what issues might come up in today's meeting. economists are optimistic about the october jobs report. it is expected to show uptick of employment to the tune of 200,000 jobs being added f. this happens it means the unemployment rate would remain at a six-year low of 5.9%. new this morning, ebola outbreak in texas is over. as of midnight, it's been 21 days since anyone contracted ebola or was in contact with someone who has the deadly disease. a total of 177 people have been monitored over time because they had contact with at least one of the three texas ebola patients, specimens or medical waste. hackers didn't only get your credit card numbers, they got your e-mail addresses in that massive home depot data breach. as many as 53 million e-mail addresses were compromised. but passwords and other sensitive information were not

stolen. they are notifying affected customers in both the u.s. and canada >> target is hiring air new security officer as part of its overhaul from last year's data breach. they got access from 40 million credit card over the busy holiday shopping weekend over thanksgiving last year. the new officer comes from general motors and will report directly to target ceo beginning december 1st. today you could get a big fine for jaywalking in the district. the department of transportation is holding a crass walk sting on sherman at gerard street northwest washington. officers will hand out tickets to those who violate traffic safety laws. it will range from $40 to $500. the metro car can you are boarding could be making you late for work. 4,000 are involved in delays, more than any other cars in the

fleet. they are supposed to go 60,000 mile but are only making it 30,000 miles. they plan to replace those cars with brand-new ones. we are telling people to get ready for a lot of wind today, right? >> yeah. bring out the wind breaker. you'll be happy you had that. winds are quite blustery. we have had gusts over 20 miles per hour. it's going to stay chilly here through the morning with temperatures hovering in the 40s. partly sunny skies. partly cloudy by 8:00 to 9:00. still chilly. only 50 degrees. with the wind gusting it will feel chillier than that. it will be increasing through the rest of the day. as my map is being blown around i think by the wind, it's in the 40s and 50s now around much of the region. and our sky cast for today,

morning clouds giving way to lots of sunshine by later this morning and noon time. it will be mostly sunny. a few clouds for the rest of the afternoon. and then by this evening, a clear skies. the winds will be diminishing through the rest of the evening. we will stay dry. highs before that reaching just the low-50s north and west of washington for the afternoon. it will be reaching low to mid-50s shenandoah. south of washington, mid to upper 50s with bright sunshine around the bay as well. highs today will only be in the 40s. it will feel like the the 30s. we have to talk about windchill. friday night lights, the winds will be diminishing between 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., quite chilly. mid-40s. layer up going to the football games tonight. when you are there, check on the latest wind gusts and the latest temperatures with our storm team 4 weather app. see my app cast as well.

just click on the video tab. on saturday and sunday, chilly mornings. afternoon highs 50s. a bit milder next week. monday and veterans day, low to mid-60s. thursdays highs only in the 40s next week. melissa here now looking at good conditions on the commute so far. >> yeah. not so terrible. a little construction here and there. some live pictures for you beltway at connecticut moving right along here. icc in maryland, no problems either. we have that extra portion of the icc opening up later today. beltway at kenilworth moving along nicely as well. taking a look at 66 and 95 in virginia. lots of green. lots of motion. especially on a friday. who wants a a nasty morning commute on a friday, right? this construction still in the way for the next 10, 15 minutes. 395 northbound at edsall road,

two right lane blocks. melissa, thank you. weather people are joking or serious we hear how bad the school lunches are. we're going to show you why you might want to encourage your children to eat those lunches. staying safe on a popular trail. a woman is attacked. bringing a little star powe

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three men will be sentenced today for a drive-by shoot anything d.c. that hurt more than a dozen people. andrew allen, keith bob, arnell smith pled guilty to the march 2013 incident. the men opened fire on a group of people in 1200 north capital northwest. they tried to destroy evidence by burning the car used in the shooting. each man could spend 20 years in prison. a warning before you head out the door this morning. a woman was brutally a tracked on a trail many of you use to bike to and from work. the woman reportedly being grabbed from her bike. she told police a man in his teens or early 20s hit her repeatedly and stole her wallet. this happened wednesday evening between s and t streets in ef f-ington northeast. another bike rider says he's

also been targeted on the remote trail. >> four kids tried to knock me off my bike a year and a half ago. i called police and they did absolutely nothing. long-time users say robberies always increase after the clocks are turned back for daylight saving time and it gets darker earlier. and you might remember this woman. she told news 4 she found an abandoned newborn outside her home. police s she is actually the child's mother. she described how she heard the baby crying. jackson admits she gave birth in her home and became overwhelmed. the infant was never left alone outside and they are not pressing any charges. jackson is receiving medical care and child protective services has custody of the baby. tennis stars venus and serena will be in d.c. to unveil the new southeast tennis and learning center on mississippi

avenue. the tennis center underwent an $18 million renovation. it will have six new outdoor courts, six indoor courts and an outdoor clay court. the facility originally opened in 2001. now that barbara comstock is heading to d.c. to represent the 10th district, the process begins to replace her. first, she has to resign from the house, which has not yet happened. then each will select a nominee in the primary. republicans set theirs for november 15th. once the candidates are decided, a special election will be held. that will likely happen next month or early next year. today the salvation army is kicking off its annual holiday traditions. the red kettle campaign. they pop up outside of grocery stores this time of year seeking donations for those in need. the campaign kicks off at giant food on cathedral commons on wisconsin avenue. brand-new giant.

. the rockefeller center christmas tree will arrive in new york city. giant spruce was cut down and hoisted on a trailer on pennsylvania on wednesday. the 13 ton tree will grace the plaza throughout the christmas season. crews will load with more than 45,000 l.e.d. lights. a special ceremony will be held december 3rd. new york city is beautiful. >> i feel bad for the guy who has to vacuum the needles off the tree. all day. hroeu. >> stay with us. news 4 hd at 5:00 begins now. new developments overnight involving a man accused of abducting a woman from a philadelphia street. where he is waking up this morning and what he told investigators. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 on this friday, november 7th. just about 5:00 a.m. 49 degrees outside our studios.

any distinct change in the weather. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is here to tell us about it. >> that is correct. a big change overnight. winds picked up. bringing in colder air. the skies have gone partly cloudy. we will have for our weather headlines a chilly morning, blustery afternoon. winds gusty midday. cold mornings coming up. for the day ahead, our temperatures holding steady, just in the low to mid-40s the next few hours. by 8:00 can, upper 40s. then by noon time, only the low 50s. only reaching mid-50s by 2:00. that's about when we'll have our peak winds. some of the gusts over 30 miles per hour. we'll have lots of sunshine. temperatures right now, though, layer up. we're just in the 40s to near 50s. most of virginia, west virginia, western maryland, a cold 3 in oakland. east of there