the dmv inspection station. they'll do demonstrations for free and make sure your seat straps are tight enough. the demonstration runs from 2:00 to 6:00 this afternoon. breaking right now, the australian prime minister is fighting to keep his job. tony abbott spoke just moments ago. he will not step down despite very loud calls for him to do so. the prime minister announced that a leadership ballot will be held today after top lawmakers in his liberal party brought up challenges against him. abbott vows to win this election. back to you. right now we're standing by to see how much pope francis's visit to d.c. will impact you. what we expect to learn from metro in just a matter of hours. the calendar still says summer, but it is starting to feel like fall. but how long will these low

temperatures last. days after she was released from jay, a kentucky clerk will return to work but will kim davis uphold the law. first let's send it right back to the live desk. kristin? >> we have breaking news right now. a kentucky trooper who was shot last night has died. he was shot during a high-speed chase on interstate 24. right now police are looking for the shooter. there is a manhunt going on. they have not identified this state trooper that has died, but, again, a kentucky state trooper shot during a high-speed chase on an interstate in kentucky last night has died. and right now there is a manhunt for the shooter, and parts of the interstate have been shut down as police look for this person they consider to be armed and dangerous. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff in for aaron. >> and i'm eun yang. >> the temperatures are going to

rise and we're in for a great week, right, chuck? >> you bet you. each day is going to be just as pretty and a little warmer. a clear chilly start this morning. sunny days are here again, everybody, and our warm dry pattern is here for today, tomorrow, on through the remainder of the week. 50 now at guy thursdayberg, 56 at downtown. 50 now in fredericksburg, 54 in culpeper. planning out your day hour by hour. 54 at 7:00 a.m. 74 at lunchtime. highs today, 78 and high 60s by tonight. highs today, in the 70s. a check on your morning commute with melissa mollet. >> a look at the traffic here. i thought you were going hang around. >> i was. >> to do the traffic for me this morning? >> i could. >> you don't want to wait? b.w. parkway, they're looking niece. everything rolling along here

just fine. this morn, kennington at baltimore street still have lane blocked there and right now 270, no problems at all. eun? >> thank you, melissa. it's 5:03. a father is dead this morning and detectives are on the scene to find out who killed him. he was targeted. someone him at the marketplace around 6:00 last night. one bullet went into a wall at a nearby chinese takeout restaurant. no one inside was hurt. two new investigations this morning for police in southeast washington. they say two men are recovering from separate shootings. one on astor place, this is near central avenue. that happened around 10:00 last night. the other on high street not far from martin luther king jr. avenue. that one just before midnight. police do not have suspects in either shooting. police say both men should

survive wi survive. >> we now know the name of the man who was shot inside union station. he stabbed a woman on friday. a security guard from the s.e.c. chased wilson near mcdonald's inside the station. wilson was shot when he went after the guard with a knife. the woman who was stabbed is expectedto be okay. today a former youth hockey coach accused of possessing child pornography heads to court today in fairfax county. timothy bodenheimer worked for a washington hockey travel team. it's not known whether the players were those that he coached. police say he used instagram and snapchat to contact them. students will head to class this morning aet the newpmxñ stafford high school. the school was originally supposed to open up last monday. we, the first day of school was

actually pushed back because it did not have occupancy permits for that new building. county inspectors have now given the green light for that school to open. some parents are concerned about the week delay and how students will make up that lost time. the family of malik thomas is looking for answers. no one has seen the prince george's county man since his car was found on fire a week ago. police found the man dead inside that car in southeast washington. someone shot him. police have not positively identify tl body, so the family doesn't know whether thomas is the victim. his mother told us the two spoke just hours before police found the car. >> and the last words i actually said to my son was be careful. so he did not say where he was headed. >> the family says they've turned over dental records and other information to investigators. and those records could help them identify the body. today a kentucky county clerk who refused to issue marriage licenses to same-sex

couples is back at work. kim davis is out of jail. davis spent five days behind bars for refusing to issue the licenses in violation of a u.s. supreme court ruling. a judge said davis's office will now be monitored to make sure marriage licenses are being issued. also today we'll learn the policy recommendations a group of leaders say will make ferguson, missouri, stronger and a better place to live. missouri's governor form thad commission of 16 community leaders after the death of michael brown. he called on them to address the underlying causes that led to widespread and sometimes violent unrest in the city after a police officer shot and killed brown in august of 2014. 5:06 now. today bernie sanders is making two important campaign stops in virginia. the first at the conservative liberty university in lynchburg. later in the day sanders will be joined by local leaders at the prince williams fairgrounds in manassas. that event kix off at 6:00 tonight.

nbc's tracie potts will look at the kickoff to the debate. tonight we'll learn how long the redskins will be without desean jackson. kirk cousins throwing a pass. the red skips wanted to prove this year's team was different but fans didn't get that result yesterday. the dolphins came back to win it, 17-10. >> we battled, came up short, and i guess we're all pretty tired of that around here. you know, we've dub that too many times. so eventually the tables need to turn. >> cousins had a mixed start to the season as well. he had a touchdown but threw two interception. colt mccoy did not get a snap and rg3 didn't dress despite being cleared. well, it's finally back to school for some students at stafford high school, but will it affect their workload.

get a load of temperatures this morning. a load of these. check it out. some places in the 40s right here. last week you needed the ac. today you might want to turn that heat on as you driving in to work. chuck's back with your commuter forecast. incredible video coming in from japan this morning. from japan this morning. take a look keller graduate school at dof management.y's you can learn to unlock the leader inside you. so if you want to own the room, not just be in it. you're our kind of different. keller graduate school of management. learn more at keller.edu

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a developing story out of japan. take a look at these images. you can see it's erupting out of mt. aso. it doesn't look like there was any lava flow. there aren't any homes near the volcano so there weren't any damages or injuries to report, which is good news. 5:11. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." cool right now, chuck.

>> you bet you. it's a very pleasant start if you like cool weather. 52 now in manassas. 55 in leesburg and chantilly. 54 in urbana, maryland. 56 in hagerstown. any slowdowns this morning? nothing. green lights for this morning, this afternoon, and this evening. on your way out, low 50s early, rising to the mid-60s by later this morning and highs in the mid to upper 70s. recess weather, a-plus. that's the way melissa likes it. >> that's right. that's all i got in school. in gaithersburg, one lane getting by each way there. 66 and 50, no problems getting into al "ellen"town. 95 in virginia looks nice and green. back in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. we're just days away from a historic visit from pope francis, but his time here could

mean more time for you when it comes to getting to work. and shocking news this morning about tricycles. why you might rethink them when it comes to your

right now at the live desk we are watching dramatic pictures coming into our newsroom out of california. it's a wildfire burning everything in its packet. the fire has already spread way beyond wooded areas, destroying about 400 buildings and homes in middletown, lake county. a lot of concern here. one person has died. firefighters cannot keep up. it's just too fast. imagine 60 square miles in 12 hours. entire towns have had to be evacuated so far. back to you, angie. >> wow. that's devastating. thanks, kristen. >> metro ddot is updating their

plans for the upcoming visit of pope francis to d.c. this small stop is going to get packed real quick. >> reporter: good morning, angie. in just a few hours we're going to get a critical update on road closures and bus service. this is the closest stop to the national shrine. it's within walking distance. ticket holders, some 25,000 of them will come for a canon canonization mass. there will be road closures all over the area. now the brooklyn station is the only one. so adjustments have to be nad to get folks out of here. in here and out of here safely and as quickly as possible. so from a transportation perspective, they have to treat

this very historic event almost like a big snow day events. so later today in just a few hours we'll get that much needed update on the road closures and the route people will be ableto take. that's the lastest. i'm molette green. back to you. >> there are also new concerns against pope francis. congressman michael mccaul chairs the commit de. he told them this week a classified secret service meeting brought up concerns in connection with the visit. the secret service is the lead agency handling events in d.c., new york, and philadelphia. in the days ahead, trial begins for a man accused of killing a man. he shot a man over 20 times in 2013. the two were arguing over yardwork in upper marlboro.

a surveillance camera at a neighbor's house caught the whole indianapolis accident. he was a 24-year veteran of the metro police force. police say lucy green was the woman killed in the car crash yesterday. her car crashed into a trea on the southbound side south of spout run. a stretch of the g.w. parkway was closed for several hours. investigators have not said why the crash happened or how it happened. they're helping families who lost their homes. you can imagine the damage this blaze did to the 30 homes in maryland. investigators do not know how it started. they say everyone was able to get out safely. in ""news4" your health, tricycle accidents were the top cause of toy-related deaths in 2012.

that's according to research in georgia. almost all were between the ages of 1 and 2. most children don't have the balance or coordination to ride a tricycle until they're 3 years old and a lot of those younger children don't wear helmets. a new procedure may let you put away your reading glasses for good. take a look at this. consider this tiny black circle. you see it there? a tiny pin hole inside that helps focus light and restore your visit. it's called a karma cornea inlay and you only need to do it once. the procedure takes about 20 minutes but it will cost you. doctors estimate out-of-pocket patients will pay about $5,000, but for some who have to constantly wear reading glasses or they lose their reading glasses and they're squinting to see, it might be worth it. >> i know people who say i don't read as much or read anymore because it's such a nuisance having to do that. >> it causes problems. you're straining, that sort of

thing. let's talk about the weather and how cool and breezy it feels out there. let's check in with chuck. good morning. >> what a cool day it was. september sunshine back for your monday. there's a live look at downtown. illuminated mop mustn'ts in downtown d.c. and illuminated wilson bridge. a good way to get your day started. impact, other than a chilly day, almost no impact whatsoever. a gorgeous day coming your way. 54 in gaithersburg. 53 in charles town and the panhandle of west virginia. what to wear? might need a little light jacket. if you can get away with it, shorts and a t-shirt and sun block if you're going to be outside. here's your exclusive skycast.

temperatures will rise from the 40s and 50s now into the low 70s at lunchtime and mid-70s for highs in most neighborhoods today. here's future weather and the computer model is turned on but hardly anything in the way of a cloud to show. that's today. tonight, clear skies and a chilly start again tomorrow morning. tomorrow, sunshine, hardly a cloud to be found on your tuesday. and then as we go into tuesday night on into wednesday. nothing but sunshine. by this time tomorrow morning once again back into the 40s. tomorrow it will look every bit as nice as today. a little bit of a rm roying trend begin tomorrow and continues all the way through the coming week. that's just about our seasonal average. 83 tomorrow is back into the plus territory and we'll be way above average. 8 to 10 degrees above average.

mid to upper 80s. a chance for a shower, that's the slightest -- i really wants to put a rain drop on the seven-day forecast, melissa. that's all it sniis. >> why? >> otherwise i'm not here. >> we don't want to see any crashes or rain. looking quite good here this morning. a big look at the beltway. inner loop and outer loop looking good. 66, looking good. same thing here. in a couple of minutes it will start to get a little bit slow through dale city, but right now we're just fine. beltway at kenilworth avenue, a little more volume. inner loop and outer loop rolling just fine. don't have any issues or problem this morning. and remember here in ashton, still have this problem eastbound 108. the eastbound lanes are blocked. the westbound lanes being used for traffic this morning.

back in ten minutes. we'll see you then. new this morning, more arrests in the bombing of a shrine in bangkok. malaysia has now arrested three people. police say the suspects are cooperating in helping with the investigation. now, that shrine attack happened almost one month ago, if you remember that surveillance video showing a man leaving a backpack minutes before the explosion. he is the main suspect. he has not been caught. 20 people were killed in that attack in bangkok. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. it's now 5:25. a wisconsin mother accuse of killing her two children is getting ready to face a judge today. police say they found a diary from lewis ya hucia hernandez a describing how she killed her boy and girl before taking her own life. officials don't believe the father was involved. four people are dead and just as many hurt after a fight

over the weekend at a prison in oklahoma. this morning investigators will keep working to feg out what started that brawl. a spokesperson for the state department of corrections say three of the men died from stab wounds. she did not know anything of the nature of the other people who were injured or killed at the cimarron correction facility. it only houses men and sits between oklahoma city and tulsa. new this morning los angeles airport officials tries to figure out who planes managed to collide at the gate. take a listen to the pilot explaining the situation to confused passengers. >> essentially we stopped short of the gate because the gate wasn't what was expected and the aircraft behind us continued to push back from their gate and the two aircraft met at the same point at the same time. thank you. >> so in short they had a fender bender. the alaskan airlines plane bumped into an airlines plane

last night. they checked everything out. no one was hurt. the outbound plane made it to its destination safely. germany saying it cannot handle all the people seeking asylum in the country. border controls in that country were put back into place yesterday. germany suspended rail service from awe stree. leaving hundreds of refugees stranded. eu ministers will meet today to try to come up with a solution for the refugee crisis. the first day of school is postponed again in seattle as the teacher's strike heads into the next week. they demanded longer days. because of the strike, three of its snow days are already gone. the district is now considering short ping holiday breaks or adding days at the end of the year. one year after she vanished, friends and family remember uva student hannah graham. how they honored the way she

lived, not just how she died. it's just 57 degrees outside of our studios. how warm will it get today where you live? your hometown forecast is at 5:31. and in just a matter of hours, president obama moves ahead with his plan for college

now at 5:30, can you say brrr. a lot of you are waking up to

temperatures we haven't seen in a long while. a look at the temperatures where you live today. cutting the tape in just a few hours, president obama heads to iowa to push ahead his college affordability plan. that's ahead. what he hopes to change for you. that's ahead. >> i'm angie goff in for aaron gilchrist. he's missing out on this cool weather. low humidity. it's nice and breezy out there. but we're in for a warmup and a spectacular week. >> let's check in with chuck and find out what we're looking at. >> that's right. the only thing wrong is it's monday and i can't do anything about that. a nice low impact weather day coming your way today. after a chilly start, it will be a beauty of an afternoon. 53 in martinsburg, west virginia, 54 in beautiful

gaithersburg. temperatures now, 48 degrees out the door at 7:00 a.m. and at noontime it will be 73. full sunshine. and at 6:00 maybe you eat dinner outside. put it out on the picnic table and have a little after school picn picnic. >> that sounds good to me. i love being outside it's been really quiet with the weather and traffic dwrouchl have anything? >> we have one thing. at 5:05. this popped up 11 minutes behind. so we're keeping an eye on this one for you. otherwise looking quite good. everything rolling along smoothly right there as we. southbound connecticut at baltimore street. we do have roadwork there blocking one right lane there through kensington. inner loop and outer loop looking quite good this morning. taking a look at the beltway, no problems tre. travel times coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. it's been more than a year since uva sophomore hannah graham

disappeared. jesse matthew jr. faces charges in her murder. rescue teams found graham's body after weeks of searching. investigation into her death also lunged matthew to at least one other woman's killing. >> charlottesville marked one year since graham's appearance with fresh attention to her life and other young people facing the same risk. volunteers from the organization helped save the next girl gathered about a week from the spot security cameras last spotted graham. the community fears they'll only remember graham as a statistic. >> i think people will want to sweep it under the rug and we want to get out here and raise awareness. hannah graham had a purpose, she was a human being, and we want people to realize that. >> we'll keep you updated on jesse matthew's case as they develop as well. kiera richardson is 15 years

old. she suffers from seizures and does not have her medicine with her. the teen was last seen on friday morning. if you have any information that can help find her, call police. in decision 2016, a new "washington post" abc poll shows that donald trump is the leading republican candidate followed by ben carson. nbc's tracie potts squloins us with the latest on the candidates preparing for your the big debate this week. hi, good morning. >> good morning, we're looking at the national polls that people are looking at what they consider nationwide and also the polls that specify iowa and new hampshire. both are important. and while the republicans are seeing some changes the democrats are as well. clinton is leading nationally, but in iowa, she's having some trouble. in a separate cbs poll, she's second in both iowa and new hampshire to bernie sanders. and even in the abc poll, her national numbers have been

dropping while his have been rising. so neath over these polls are really good news for hillary clinton. she's in iowa today trying to foe council that first caucus state. meantime you were talking about the republicans. they've got the debate coming up. not only is donald trump leading but in the state-by-state polls, ben carson is very close to him, within four percentage points. watch carly fiorina who's now going to be on the debate stage with the top ten on wednesday. >> tracie potts. thank you, tracie. 5:34. police arrested a man in a sexual assault case at the wheaton station. police say the man assaulted a woman on friday night. when they arrived they say smith jumped on the tracks into the tunnel. smith was able to get away from officers but was later arrested sunday. "news4" plans to find out more for you today about two new programs designed to help ex-con victories adjust to society.

the mayor will hold a hearing. we expect two initiatives to focus on training and professional developments. >> today president obama continues to push his plan for free community college. he is heading to des moines for a town hall with high schoolers and their parents to discuss college access and affordability. education secretary arne duncan will be there as part of his back-to-school bus tour. so much for those late-night college parties. at least residents in west virginia hope so. too many people in the community have been complaining. now, as the vote passes, people caught screaming or making what police say is unreasonable noise in the streets between the hours of 11:00 at night and 7:00 in the morning, they could get in trouble. redskins fans hope the team can turn it around and pull off a win when they host the rams this coming weekend.

diehard fans lined up for the first tailgate game of the season yesterday. despite losing 17-10 against the dolphins, fans are still hopeful. >> we got here about 6:30. we always do. we tailgate with a group of about 15 to 20 people. the last couple of seasons that's been the best part of the game. we're hoping for a good season. >> that's what we like about the redskins fans, never giving up hope. let us know what you think redskins need to change to get ahead. head to our nbc washington facebook page. new this morning jerry lewis is getting his own collection at the library of congress. you'll be able to see long lost footage of lewis's appearance on dean martin's colgate comedy hour and also "the tonight show." it contains home videos and rarely seen films. lewis donated some of those items. they did not announce when the items will go on display. look at the current temperatures right now.

a pretty chilly start out there. 46 in culpeper. that's really chilly. chuck is back with your forecast. >> and he did something a lot of teens his age do. he kissed a girl. so why is a 13-year-old facing

it's time for "weather & traffic on the 1s. we have cool temperatures. >> you could layers of fleece on. there are 40s on the map. 40s and 50s across the region under a clear sky. so a chilly way to get the day going. 53 at reston, 49 at dulles airport. 50 in rockville and bethesda. bus stop weather. first thing this morning a chilly start. 40s and 50s for the ride in, but mid-70s for the ride home with nothing but sunshine. seven-day forecast just ten little old minutes way. if now it's a check on traffic with melissa. >> good morning. a brand-new crash here. this popped up a couple of seconds ago. report of an accident northbound on i-95. there could be slowdowns

increased because of that. we're still 11 minutes behind. taking a look at travel times. outer loop, no problems there. 66 inbound. no issues. and 95 north to the quantico, you're on time. >> thank you, melissa. it is 5:41. a 13-year-old maryland boy has been charged with assault for grabbing and kissing an eighth grade girl. the incident happened wednesday morning at pikesville baltimore county. police say the boy grabbed the girl by her shirt and kissed her. he said it was a dare. the 13-year-old is now charged with second-degree assault. >> i know you're liking this. you're paying less for your gas right now than you have for a decade. that's according to the aaa. they say the national average of gas sits around $2.30. the national average in the district is just over $2.50. in maryland, you're paying a

little below $2.30 a gallon. virginians are looking at $2 a gallon and the average in west virginia floating around the national average. a developing story out of egypt at this hour. a group of terrorists is dead. security forces in that country are responsible and are calling >> i just can't manage why. and a case of road rage that is even leaving police in shock. ♪

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welcome back. at 5:45. we have breaking news out of kentucky this morning. an intense manhunt for the person who shot and killed a state trooper. this happened overnight on interstate 24 in lyon county. right now police are asking residents to stay inside as the search for the suspect continues. we're working to find out what

led to the shooting. look for an update in the next hour on nbc 4 news today. a chilly start. out-the-door weather, 40s and 50s, and sunshine's ahead. brand-new prop on the outer loop. it sounds like it's off to the right shoulder right now. no injuries there. this one, 95 north. everyone has cleared out of the way. no more problems there. >> thank you. we expect pushback in fairfax county. community leaders want your feedback and their meeting tonight comes less than a week after officials released this controversial video of an inmate's death. "news4's" derrick ward joins us with more. derrick, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. this will be a scheduled meeting on police policy in fairfax county, and it's also going to give protesters chance to have their voices heard. this is all sur ruineding the death of 37-year-old natasha

mckenna. she had been diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar earlier. she was picked up and taken to fairfax county jail. er earlier they were trying to transfer her. there was video of the transfer that'd eventually led to her death. the video is disturbing. it shows deputies in biohazard suits strucking with mckenna who's shackled. they're trying to place her in a chair. she's being told to stop resisting and sit down. this is for your own good. this happened over the course of 17 minutes. she was tasered four times. after four times she went limp and cpr was begun and she was taken to the hospital and later died. they sate was excited delirium and brought on by the electrical

shock. there's going to be an ad hoc emergency meeting at the middle school in alexandria and that's when voices will show up and have their voices heard as well. we're live. derrick ward, "news4." >> thanks, derrick. i would take it all back if i could, but i can't. but i'm not the monster that everybody thinks i am. i'm really not. >> the former prison guard who helped two prisoners escape in upstate new york is speaking out. joyce mitchell sat down for an exclusive interview with nbc's matt lauer. she now faces up to seven years in prison. she pleaded guilty to taking in contraband to the clinton correctional facility. she provided chisels, hacksaws, blades, a punch and screwdriver bits to richard matt and david sweat. >> i'm just somebody that got caught up in something that she couldn't get out of.

>> well, you can watch matt's entire interview coming up on the "today" show later this morning. >> a former hockey coach accused of possessing child pornography heads to court. he worked as a volunteer assistant coach for a washington little travel team. the investigation began in december. all of the boys bodenheimer contacted were hockey players. it's not known whether they were players that he coached. investigator sass i he used instagram to contact them. in maryland a former hockey coach is facing prostitution and human trafficking charges. he used french, sites to contact prostitutes in france and use them in the u.s. he's the owner of champion soccer academy in germantown. he was arrested last month in montgomery county.

police say his charges are not related to his soccer academy. a fender bender ended in a shotting death. one man got out of his car to check the damage, the other started shooting. police arrested 63-year-old robert jealous and charged him with murder. according to police, the victim didn't do anything wrong. >> the accident was so incredibly minor, that i just can't imagine why. i can't say in any way, shape, or form in my mind that that type of action was justified. >> well, police have not released the victim's name. they are investigating to see if drugs or alcohol were involved. an explanation is developing this morning after an attack that killed a dozen tourists. egyptian officials say police and other armed forces were pursuing what they're calling terrorist element whs enthey opened fire on four cars in cairo sunday. instead of terrorists, tourists from mexico were inside.

12 people died and nearly a dozen othering are hurt this morning. mexico's president is demanding a thorough investigation. construction crews are working around the clock at saud ya's grand mosque. they're cleaning it up after a crane accident. the crane crashed during a wind storm. the accident happened a less than a week before this year's hajj. that brings more than a million to mecca. we've been showing you chilly temperatures all morning long. when is the last time we've said thing this low. how low can you go. >> we're see 40gs. >> you bet you. one of our coolest mornings in forever. coolest since june 4th and coolest in dulles since may 24th. so it may not feel like it later today and all this week temperatures are going to be

well above average, but nonetheless, you'd never know it to walk out the door first thing this morning. there's a view over washington. a beautiful way to get a monday morning started. so pretty outside, you almost don't mind that it's monday. 56 at -- all right. maybe i went just a little too far with that one. you never know. werl breeze at 8 miles per hour. there it is in writing. reagan national the coolest since june 4th and dulles national the coldest since may 24th. what to expect for today? a nice cool morning, tons of sunshine. mild and dry tornado with temperatures reaching up into the 70s. right now 52 in leesburg. 47 in arappahannock county, 53 at the panhandle of virginia. keep up the pace, runners. nice and cool out there. yesterday was a fantastic running day. if you got the morning to go running, enjoy it. warm and sunny today. temperatures will be in the mid

to upper 70s. sun's down at 7:18. mild and clear. low 70s at 7:00. back into the mid-60s by 11:00. with all the sunshine in the forecast, get the car washed and drive a clean one all week long. this is the time of your you're going to be able to drive a clean car in quite some time. rain showers in upstate new york and parts of new england but around here, high pressure is moving on n. it's nothing but sunshine and icy. all the way through not only today, not only tomorrow, not only wednesday, but all the way through the rest of the work and school week. next even little school chance for a cloud or shower doesn't show up until sunday, second half of the coming week. but most of this week, get ready to turn the ac's back on but at least it will be nice and cool in the morning. now it's time to check on first 4 traffic with mm-helissa molle. there you go.

you can see right there. we do have choppers there temporarily. outer loop of the beltway. some slowdowns to the right shoulder at this point. folks are kind of looking aet what's going on there. woodrow wilson bridge, no problem. into virginia and maryland looking quite good. prince george's county, looking nice and green and moving along well. this is cleared out as well, northbound after route 1, no issues there. we'll see you right back here. "weather & traffic on the 1s alwa. breaking right now attorney general loretta lynch will give an update on the whole fisa scandal. she's going to be with investigators in zurich. you may remember in may 14 marketing executives, soccer officials and fifa officials were indicted in the u.s. on

wiring and more. she's going to be joined by switzerland's attorney general in giving this update. switzerland's investigation is focusing on the decision to award the 2018 world cup to russia and the 2022 games to qatar. so we'll be watching it. eun, back to you. >> thank you, kristin. the family of malik thomas is looking for answers this morning. no one has seen the prince george's county man since his car was found in a fire a week ago. police found a man dead inside that car in southeast washington. someone had shot him. police have not positively identified the body, so the family duchblt know whether thomas is the victim. his mother told us the two spoke just hours before police found his car. >> and the last words i actually said to my son was be careful.

sop he did not say where he was headed. >> if family has turned over dental records and other information to investigators, and those records could help investigators help identify the body. well, it is a place many of you go to buy and sell hand maid or vintage items. now the online crafts marketplace is taking steps to compete with amazon. cnbc's landon dowdy joins us now with more. landon, what is este planning to do with this? >> they're ramping up big time after announcing they'll tray it out. it was focused on hand-made and vintage supplies and is working with services. this comes, of course, as amazon looks to launch hand-made, a new marketplace for happened maid goods that could give esty a run

for its money. what if one more were to throw his hat into the ring? mark cuban revalued how he'd structure his own campaign and what it would mean for the u.s. to have in his word as three comma president, in other words, $3 billion. back to you. >> thanks so much. children are not staying in their car seats not because of the seats themselves but how they're installed. picking the right car seat is just as important as how it goes into the vehicle. >> when we brought him home from the hospital, we took it up to the fire department and had them install it because i was nervous about he's my first and bringing him home. >> and be sure the straps holding the seat in place are tightly installed into the child's shoulders. and the academy of pediatrics recommends keeping children in a car seat or booster until

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"news4 today" starts right now. steching up the plans for pope francis's visit. the plan ahead to help you navigate the crowds and the road closure. plus concerns being raised

about the security plan for the pope. i'm chris din wright at the live desk. dramatic video coming in on the devastating wildfire burning out of control in california right now. the damage already left behind and the evacuations in place at this hour. but first it is the coldest conditions we receive in months. storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell is helping you prepare for your hour-by-hour forecast. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. 40s and 50s. as you were mentioned, some of our coolest weather in months. but sunshine is here for the remainder of the day. 50 now in gaithersburg. planning out your day, 53 at 7:00 a.m. 74 at noontime. 78 with full sunshine today. just a delightful day to be outside. back down the comfy 60s by 8:00 tonight. look at that school day forecast in a couple of minutes. but first now a new crash. right now chpe