student worked in 20 schools. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is tracking what we are seeing now. tom, a lot of stuff is happening. a lot of things have happened the last 24 hours. the sky beginning to clear to east of us still cloudy. a few lingering sprinkles on the lower eastern shore. that's continue to go pull away. be prepared for a cold morning. freezing friday forecast. blustery afternoon. wind chills in the 20s. and this chilly pattern will be continuing into the weekend. as you step out the door, you will bereeted by a blustery wind. temperatures near 30 in montgomery, fairfax, loudoun and prince william and fauquier. prince george's, mid-30s. mid 30s in washington and by the chesapeake bay. the hour by hour cold changes for the day ahead. and a look at a new crash this

morning. here's melissa. >> brand-new crash. getting some more information from police. they are just on their way. we understand it is a car versus a motorcycle. try to get more information on this. we could have closures coming up. 66 to 29, looking just fine. wider look at things, no major issues. we're seeing a slowdown here. 295 as you pass 50. that's typical once you hit the 6:00 hour on a weekday. cherry hill and 95 looking good and moving along quite nicely. and beltway at colesville. outer loop about as good as it gets. more information on this accident coming up. and of course travel times at 6:11. 6:01 right now. today the main suspect in the death of a uva student will be in a fairfax county courtroom to face charges in a differen. megan mcgrath will explain what happened >> reporter: matthew is a prime

suspect in the death of uva hannah graham. matthew is due in court on another case. attempted mur. he's accused of dragging a woman into a wooded area in fairfax city and assaulting her. matthew has also been charged with abduction in the disappearance of hannah graham. there is dna evidence linking the graham case and the fairfax county rape to a third case, the disappearance of virginia tech student morgan harrington. harrington disappeared after attending a rock concert at uva. she was later found dead. at this point, though, jesse matthew has not been charged in harrington's death. he is due in court to face charges here for the 2005 rape case. due in court at 9:00 this morning. live in fairfax county, megan mcgrath, news 4.

two more students have come forward saying they were inappropriately touched by a substitute teacher in montgomery county. >> do you have any comment on >> news 4's jackie benson tried to talk to that teacher, jose paneda, but he refused to comment. he was arrested in october, accused of inappropriately contacting a student at roberto clemente. the district has taken heat waiting to notify parents for three weeks. school officials sent a letter to parents saying he taught at 20 different schools last year. they're asking for any more possible victims to come forward >> and searching for clues to solve a murder in southeast. a man was shot to death last night. it happened on 37th street. police have not identified the man who was killed and don't have any information about a possible shooter. you can start signing up for health insurance through the federal health exchange this weekend. open enrollment for plans under

the affordable care act begins tomorrow. officials are pro a much smoother process this time. they say the website will be able to handle all the web traffic. republicans who control both houses of congress are talking about trying to repeal the law. terry mcauliffe making a push to get you signed up for health care. if you qualify for coverage, federally supported health centers will likely be reaching out to you. last year 200,000 people enrolled. an 160,000 will sign up this year. >> it will be the first today at the national cathedral for the first time ever, five muslim groups will hold friday's prayers inside the cathedral. it will begin at 11:30 this morning, with prayer at 12:30 p.m. the idea was actually developed when leaders from the cathedral and the mosques met as a national memorial service for nelson mandela.

we saw a little snow overnight. d.c. will lay out a plan for what it does come here for real. the department of public works will discuss its plan to tackle the snow once it begins to fall. ward three council member will lead that hearing at 11:00 this morning at the 500 room in the wilson building. a detective at the suing the team's lawyer. a mother and baby now reunited. the question about formula that led a state to take her baby away. get ready for the cold air when you step outside. we'll take you through how the temperatures will change hour by hour in your weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:11.

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temperatures? 34 degrees. we take a live look outside. things are falling out of the sky, tom, already this season. what's going on here? >> the only thing coming out of the sky now is a brightening dawn. there's the live view from our storm team 4 tower camera. look up from your granola. still near freezing. near 40. low to mid-40s by 2:00 or 3:00. lots of sunshine. winds, though, will be gusting to around 20 to 25 miles per hour. the feels-like temperature at 7:00 a.m. in the low to mid-20s. feels like by noon time will be in the low to mid-30s with the gusty wind. that's going to be the story into the afternoon. next weather and traffic on the 1s coming up at 6:21. this cold pattern continuing into the weekend. breaking news on the roads this friday morning.

breaking news in burke lake road at lee chapel road. part of the intersection shut down because of a car versus a motorcycle. you can see some of the traffic being diverted. more on this c otherwise looking pretty typical. taking a look at travel times, 66 east to the beltway, 10 minutes. quantico to the beltway, still looking good at 27 mites. 270 south from jermantown, 16 minutes. outer loop, 95 to 270, 10 minutes. overall looking good. more coming up in 10 minutes. a parting shot. the message a lifelong redskins fan left for the team in his obituary to bring laughter to his

right now it is cold in our area. amelia segal in on i-270 near jermantown. >> reporter: we been out all morning. we went to river road, route 15 for a little bit. heading back towards d.c., along 270. the volume has increased. but good news, we're continue to go track dry road conditions. every part we have been has been dry. no icy spots. damp pavement on the shoulder of the roads. the sun is coming up. storm team 4 x 4 seeing hints of daylight. we are getting radio temperatures below the freezing mark. if there are any moist spots we could see black ice.

as far as where we have been this morning, we have only seen for the most part dry roads. amelia, thank you. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein is keeping a a close eye on storm team 4 radar. what we are seeing right now and tell you how it will feel once the light rain has gone. 6:16. d.c. police know who murdered a 1-month-old boy, his 19-year-old tareq brown was arrested yesterday and charged with his son's death last month inside an apartment in southeast. police say the baby was . president obama minutes from getting on air force one, leaving myanmar for australia. after two days there and a meeting with the pro democracy icon pressing for human rights in the country. we saw him give final remarks at a town hall meeting. the president wants them to put

more reforms in place ahead of next year's elections. back to you, aaron. molette, thank you. 17 after the hour. a case that got national attention. police wanted to take pictures of a teenager's private cards in a sexting case. the warrant for the pictureses was, quote, crazy and simms was being persecuted. detective david abbott says those words were directed a lot him. he says they are defamatory and caused him emotional distress. he is suing for $350,000. a developing story right now on hawaii's big island. lava from the kilauea volcano is breaking out in three spots in the town of pahoa. right now it is threaten agriculture i trash transfer station, cemetery and main road. since the lava started bubbling in late june it has consumed one

house, a shed and dozens of trees. 6:18 now. later this morning, we will hear from the two window washers who were rescued from one world trade center. the men were stranded for hours when their scaffolding broke on wednesday. people looking up to see the harrowing scene. firefighters had to break the glass with diamond cutters and pull the men to safety. the republican-led u.s. house could vote on the pipeline. the bill marks the 9th attempt by the house to secure pipeline approval. the senate may follow when they vote next week. following breaking news in burke, virginia. here's news 4's melissa mollet. >> southbound burke lake road at e chapel shut down. a car versus motorcycle crash.

very serious accident. could be shut down for some time. police are directing folks around that this morning. taking a look at 66, seeing pretty good volume building. 66, all these folks inbound at lee highway. taking a look at 95 in virginia. you're pretty good until you pass the parkway. then you slow down 30 miles per hour. taking a look at prince george's county, indian head, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue, 301, crane highway, everything looking good and rolling along. no construction. no incidents in the way. beltway at kenilworth, looking good as well. you can see a little bit of a slowdown inbound 395 and top of the beltway outer loop at georgia avenue. how are you looking? >> looking pretty good. i just posted my new app. get it on google play and the itunes store. you can find out temperatures where you live. right now we are off to a cold you live in prince george's county can, it's just a little

bit above freezing there. montgomery is below freezing. down to 28. rockville, 31. much is near freezing, loudoun, prince friday william, fauquier. and charles, calvert and st. mary's a little above freezing. a warm hat and winter coat and gloves. might be comfortable. due to have another layer of wind breaker over your warm winter coat. winds gusty. watch out for a few icy spots. as amelia said, road temperatures at or below freezing. if you see anything that is wet, it might be iciness. really drying the roads quickly this morning. for the afternoon commute, you will need that here. upper 30s to 40s by late afternoon commute. between now and then, hitting the mid-40s. winds gusting over 20 miles per hour. and then as we get into the weekend on saturday, we'll have temperatures on saturday reaching the mid-40s.

morning lows in the 20s. during the afternoon on saturday, plan on raking some leaves? the leaves will be gentler. partly cloudy sky. good day for yard work sunday with high near. sunday afternoon, the skins game at fedex field should be great weather for football. hopefully we will see great football. we'll have temperatures near 50 degrees during the game with just clouds armed. cold and dry after that. next weather and traffic on the 1s, a look at neighborhood highs at 6:31. u. not something you usually see this time of year. thunder snow captured on camera northeast of cleveland. most of the country is dealing with unusually cold temperatures. participants of ohio could see as much as 10 inches as lake-effect snow by tomorrow. and we're pretty sure al roker talked about all the cold weather in the last 30 plus

hours on air. >> al is reaching for 34 straight hours for a world record and all for a good cause. al, you're coming down to the home stretch. our hats off to you raising money for the uso. al, way to go. >> thank you guys so much. after i did that uso tour with jay leno last month i know we had to do something for the uso. that's why we chose to try to break this record with the guinness world records folks. i thought it was fitting for guinness world r. 8:00 the a adjudicator will be here. we have to wait and see if we get the thumbs up. in the meantime, thumbs down for the polar vortex. it's going to send another shot of colder air than we have already seen coming our way early to mid next week. lots not get ahead of ourselves. d.c. today, high of 44 degrees. that's 15 degrees below average for this time of year. atlanta, 47.

even new orleans, always steamy there getting the cafe, you'll have to wear a coat. 52 for the high. that's 21 below average. bam, right back down to deep freeze. guys, i want to thank you for helping me on our quest to try to break this record with the guinness world book and for letting us ask viewers to donate to crowdrise.com/roker. >> we appreciate you making the effort. al, you have been talking 32 hours straight. i can hear it in your voice. hope you get to rest and rest your voice here soon. unfortunately it's my daughter's sweet 16 on saturday. so not so much. >> no rest for the weary. happy birthday to her and congrats to you, al. thanks. i'm molette green at the

live desk. we just got this e-mail in from laurel elementary school today in prince george's county. that school is going to be closed today because of a water main break. laurel elementary school on montgomery street closed because of a water main break. that's the lateest. eun? thank you, molette. most redskins fans will tell you that we have endured a whole lot of hardship over all of these years. we're long-suffering fans. but one fan who had a tough life made a comical request to the burgundy and gold. john bortgis was 52 years old when he died on sunday. he survived a house fire and lost his teenage son. his family he always kept them laughing even his final request in the obituary he said he wanted

members of the redskins act as his pall barriers so they could let him down one last time. >> i had no idea anything like this would become anything. and he just -- he was so funny. always very witty and qu >> the family says it had not been contacted by the team. but they say laughter is the best medicine. a way to deal with a hardship is to keep smiling through it. 6:25 our time. the university of minnesota is getting worldwide recognition for in venting a device that can detect cancer in jus it is known as z lab. it only needs one drop of blood to work. in 15 minutes it can detect cancer and heart disease. the inventors say they don't expect it to be in wide use fo several years. once it does hit the market it should cost between $500. good news before you drink your cup of coffee. that cup of coffee may help lower your risk of devel

type 2 diabetes. swedish researchers say drinki three lower your risk by 25%. it has nothing to do w caffei the study found that decaf coffee actually showed a great protective effect against type diab. >> interesting, right? so it's not the caffeine itself. you worry if you drink too much coffee you will be jittery, you can't sleep. >> we have heard about the benefits for different things. it's probably the black coffee, if you load it up with sugar and creamer. >> who does that? i know, i know. paying for college. how the university of virginia is getting creative to help your children avoid steep loans. cell phone, earpiece and ornamental spike. the problems discovered in a new report about how a man got inside the white house. plus, it may be damp and cold right now. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will let you know how much it will warm up in your

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>> right now combed weather on it is moving out for now. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> the sky is clearing out. but as it does, we are getting some blustery winds and very cold. now later today neighborhoods in montgomery, prince george's and fairfax, low and mid-40s. alexandria, arlington and the loudoun county down to stafford, vane ya, fauquier, low to mid-40s. same for southern maryland. blustery wind there. as well as the counties north wash from frederick,

washington, panhandle. highs there only in the mid to upper 30s this afternoon. shenandoah, into the mountains there too. only the mid to upper 30s. highs today with a blustery wind. more clouds around there. next weather and traffic on the4 hours. melissa has breaking news on the roads. breaking news right now. still talking about this situation in burke. just spoke with police. nonlife threatening injuries. these people have been taken to the scene. southbound burke lake at lee chapel road, one lane shut down. if you're coming off lee chapel, you can turn right on to burke lake. they are waiting on a tow. beltway moving loon. 95 in maryland, bw parkway, no problems into or out of town. prince george's looking good overall. branch avenue, headed inbound. otherwise, looking quite good. taking a look at 95. hopping on stafford county, heading into town, good througtr

slow through dale city, woodbridge and lorton. more on this crash coming up. i'm molette green at the live desk with breaking news. front royal, a house in front royal went up in flames this morning. and the people inside, most of them had to jump to safety. this fire broke out at a home on river drive after 3:00 close to loray avenue in the basement. the warren county fire department is looking at a space heater as a good heads-up for all of us now that it's cold and we are tempting to use them to stay warm. 6:32. hearts heavy among peers of a woodbridge high school student. the funeral for brendan wilson is tonight. he was shot on monday behind his high school. a vigil was held by family and friends earl funeral service at 6:00 at

millers funeral home in woodbridge. police are looking for this young man in connection with the murder. moses is the fourth suspect. in a rare move, a judge allowed police to release his photo even though h the suspected gunman, smalls, was the shooting. he was supposed to be wearing monitoring bracelet. a developing story. a harsh report on how a man able to get in the white house in september. tracie potts has a live look at details >> reporter: according to that report, he was on his phone in a van without his earpiece. his backup radio left in the locker. by the time he ordered the dog attack, it was too late. omar gonzalez had crossed the fence, gone all the way across the lawn, well into the white

house. they also say that one of the spikes on the fence. it is described as harsh but said it is intended to change things inside the agency. acting director joe clancy is already working on that. the agents are still on the job we have learned. the he of the homeland security wants a hearing on this saying it is up acceptab. he is expect to go find out whether he can replace his current defense team this morning. he is accused of assaulting and kidnapping judge creighton back in may. creighton admitted to having an affair with him. she was able to escape. he faces 55 years in prison if

convicted. a montgomery county family is keeping the memory of their so alive in hopes they will find his killer. solomon king would have been 2 years old. 10 years ago he was hit and killed by a hit and run driver in potomac. the crime has never been sold. his mother said the last 10 years felt like a bad dream. >> every parent thinks w? why? not me. it's just like a dream still. but he's not here with anymore. >> police say they don't have any new leads in their investigation. meanwhile, the family marks th 10th anniversary with family a some of his favorite foods. if you worry about paying for your child's education, take a look at what's happening at e university of virginia this weekend. they will host a meeting to

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a mini van crashes through a store. it happened at the rugged warehouse on frederick road. one woman was hit and taken to the hospital. >> when i heard a rumble sound it sounded like an earthquake. out of nowhere a car cam crashing right into the store, right past me, went straight t the back. >> the elderly driver was tryi to park when he went through t front window. >> right now news 4 melissa mollet is following breaking news. breaking news in burke. we're talking about southbound burke lake road at lee chapel road. this is because of a serious motorcycle car crash. that now you can see the tow

track is on the scene. hopefully this will be reopened completely in the next 10 minutes or so. another new accident. taking a look at river dale road at kenilworth. taking a look at travel times, 66, fairfax to the beltway, eastbound. 13 minutes. you're on time. 395 north, not bad either. 16 minutes. quantico to the bet way, 36. a little bit slow there. and outer loop, 18 minutes. a little bit slow there as well. tom? thanks, melissa. there's the sky over capitol hill. sort of a pink get this party started sky on this friday morning. near freezing. we'll be near freezing by 8:00. middle of the afternoon may get to the low to mid-40s. clear skies. near 40. winds gusting to 20 miles per hour. it will feel like the 20s with

gusty wind. upper 20s by dawn on saturday. a a look at our next chance of rain and our chill request weekend next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:51. back to you. see you then, tom. thank you >> a drastic move from west virginia university to keep students safe. the scares involving sororites and fraternities. hours from a historical moment. the first we will see at the national c. traffic always on news 4 today. you can see the current temperatures and h traffic is moving on route 29 into d.c. and chopper 4 over an accident on burke lake and lee c

we are not the only ones in the cold. this is denver where it is 8 degrees. >> we start with megan mcgrath in fairfax. >> reporter: jesse matthew is linked to two high profile murders and rape. he will be in court in connection to the rape case. in 2005, he was accused of dragging a woman into a wooded area in fairfax city and assaulting her. matthew is also the prime suspect in the death of uva student hannah graham. he has been charged with her

abduction. and linked to the death of morgan harrington. she disappeared after attending a rock concert at uva. he has not been charged in h he is due in court at 9:00 a.m. he is facing three felony counts, including attempted murder in that 2005 rape that happened in fairfax city. live in fairfax county, ney began mcgrath. two more students is came forward yesterday saying they were inappropriately touched by a substitute teacher in montgomery county. >> do you have any comme >> news 4's jackie benson trie to talk to that teache paneda refused to comment. he was arrested in octob accused of inappropria 12-year-old a at roberto clemente. the district has tak waiting to notify pare three weeks. school officials sent a letter to p. he taught at 20 different montgomery county schools year.

d.c. police searching for clues southeast washington. a man was shot to death last the shooting happened on 37th street, not far from park. police have not identified the man have any information a possible shooter. i'm molette green if he live desk. a race against time for the comet before the battery dies possibly as soon as this afternoon. we're waiting to see if the european space station will use the lander's drill to pull up subsurface material. that's a key part of the mission. it's risky because it could drain th that's the latest. back to you, eun. >> it will be a first at the national cathedral. five muslim groups will hold friday prayers inside th cathedral. the begins at 11:30 with the prayers beginning at 12:30. expect a normal trip unless you're taking a red line.

trains will run every 16 minutes between shadd glen mont. and more trains between grosvenor and noma -gallaudet. >> we want to first let you know we saw a little snow overnight if you weren't aware. d.c. will play out plans to deal with the real snow when it gets here. the department of public works will discuss its plan to tackle the snow once it begins to fals discuss the snow removal play. mary chay will lead the meeting at 11:00 a.m., room 500 of the wilson building. the county has set aside $300,000 to plow bike trails this winter. up to 10 miles of arlington's busiest trails will be cleared, including the cust is.

it is the first jurisdiction to have a snow plan for bike trails >> the big story today is how much the weather has changed in terms of how cold it is. take a live look outsi. pretty. but 33 degrees outside our studios. >> you can always appreciate the nice sunrise. not going to do a lot to warm us up. tom kierein is tracking the forecast. >> it is the coldest temperatures we have seen so far this season. down in the 20s much of the region. this is more like mid winter not mid-november. the sky has cleared out. this morning when you go through the closet trying to decide what to wear, pull out your knit hat and a warm winter coat and have your gloves with you as well. we are going to have our temperatures holding steady at or below freezing here for the next several hours. then finally above freezing later this morning. rit now our temperatures are hovering in the upper 20s to just near 30 degrees western

northern suburbs, eastern southern suburbs. a little above freezing. at the bus stop a blustery wind. low 30s between now and 8:00. lots of sunshine, 8:00 to 9:00 a.m. winds gusting 20 miles per hour. it will make it feel like it is around 20 depress through th and feels-like temperature by noon time, we'll be in the mid-30s with winds gusting 20 miles per hour. feels-like temperatures by later this afternoon still the mid to upper 30s by 5:00 or 6:00 p.m. the wind will settle down tonight. after highs should be making it into the low to mid-40s around the metro area. the highs only in the upper 30s in the shenandoah valley, out into the mountains. friday night lights, temperatures by 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., 37 degrees. mid 30s for the later games. and the winds will diminish under a clearing sky. by dawn saturday, down in the upper 20s. and we had a gorgeous photo here sent in by one of our viewers.

and you can post yours at twitter, facebook. i'll post those. highs mid 40s saturday. near 50s sunday and cloudy. next chance of rain is monday. another cold blast confirming in next week. melissa, what's going on on the roads? amelia? >> reporter: tom, we're going to talk about the storm truck. here we have been all arou d.c., maryland, and virginia. right now we are traveling south along u.s. 29. just passed the beltway in silver spring. the volume has picked up. temperatures have increased. we went from 32 degrees. now the temperatures up to 34. and we continue to track for the most part problem free conditions. many roads were dry. if they were damp, it was only on the shoulder of the road. we didn't see any black ice this morning. so is as you are heading in, be

cautious of slick spots potentially on the sidewalks or the secondary roads. all major roads this morning, at least what we have been on with the storm team 4 by 4 have been okay. >> there have been a couple of crashes this morning. one in burke is actually getting out of the way here as we speak. so that is the good approximate . we are actually looking good. as you see on the roadways, nothing slick. nothing scary. just the normal scary traffic slowdowns. a little bit slow as you past colesville road. d.c. 295 and 395. don't we always expect that? inpound after the belt day. we have this car fire on the right side of the road. not blocking traffic. it is off to the right side. beltway at colesville, moving along. 66 as you hop in o in centreville, nothing slow. it hopes back up through vienna. prince george's county looking

pretty good. aaron? 6:53. today accused kidnapper delvin barnes will be in court for a bail hearing. he is accused of kids napping gaither early this this is month. she was found safe three days later. he is also being charged for kidnapping and attempted murder in richmond were. a message from the leader of isis. this is the first time we hrd from al baghdadi who he was rumored to be injured by an air strike. it calls for volcanos of jihad and vows isis will fight to the last. this is video from a similar protest back in april. the postal union says the staffing cuts and closure of 80 mail processing centers could slow down your mail delivery. they're calling on the cut to be

delayed. 6:54. west virginia university put a moratorium on all fraternity is and sororities. an 18-year-old freshman collapsed at the kappa sig house with no pulse night. he is now in the hospital. the dean of students said the action to halt fraternity activities is being done with the well-being and safety of o students in mind. 6:54. we leader bladensburg high school will be closed today. theres no heat there. bladensburg high school closed, laurel victim ville elementary .

making a bush to get you signed up for health care. if you qualify for coverage, federally supported health care centers in the state will most likely be reaching out to you. virginia uses the federal health exchange website. last year more than 200,000 people enrolled. . right now another ebola patient is headed to the nebraska medical center. the patient will be flown in tomorrow. the patient is reportedly a surgeon who is a citizen of sierra leone and contracted the disease there but is also a permanent u.s. resident. the doctor will be the third ebola patient at the omaha .ospital and the 10th the last ebola patient was released from a new york city hospital on tuesday. a heads-up if you have an iphone or ipad. the government is now warning you about a bug in apple's ios operating system that makes you vulnerable to remote cyber attacks.

the bug lets hackers steal log-in credentials, access sensitive data and remotely monitoring on those device. the best way to protect yourself is only install apps from apple store. a jumper made his way through the white house. among other things, a report says one agent was talking on his personal cell phone and missed radio calls about the jumper. we expect to hear from the two window washers who were rescued outside the 68th floor of one world trade center after their scaffolding broke. today will be jesse matthew's first time in front of a judge. he is the the main suspect in the death of uva student hannah graham >> we will let you know how prepared it is for winter.

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good morning. frozen. two-thirds of the country in the throes of an arctic blast, record snowfall, temperatures in the negative. and when this one's over, there's another system right behind it. the man who killed bin laden. the navy s.e.a.l. who says he fired the fatal shot that brought down the world's most wanted terrorist. so why do some fellow s.e.a.l.s tell a different story? he will join us live this morning from an undisclosed location. on the loose. the hunt is on now for an escaped tiger on the streets near paris of all places. a massive search underway, as residents are told to stay inside. and, the final countdown. >> don't drive