on the phone with the police like how did this happen. this is a safe block. we've had some problems in the past, but this is rape. >> we do know he was arrested yesterday in maryland and will be sent back to d.c. to face charges. in the day ahead, a udc student will speak to police at a news conference. you may have seen this on social media. two officers detained him monday on pennsylvania avenue. somebody called police saying he and two friends looked suspicious lingering in front of the atm. police say he ran from them. the video sparked protests and the #justiceforjason. a news conference is set for 1:00 p.m. it's now 4:30. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." let's check in with chuck bell. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun.

the cool temperatures have dropped precipitously. there's a real chill in the air. 46 in guy thersburg and rockville. 51 degrees in brandywine, maryland, this morning. planning out your day, the sun is up at 7:17. the temperatures will be up. mid-50s by 9:00, near 60 by 11:00. it's going to be a beauty of a day. just about average for the middle of october. a clear sky this evening will allow temperatures back down into the upper 50s by 9:00 tonight and mid-50s by 11:00. we'll talk about the weather and what to wear on your way out the door first thing this morning. that's in ten minutes. here's melissa right now. >> still have this problem in bethesda. rockville pike between pooksville road and cedar lane, we have the water main break. right now all we have open, two northbound lanes and one

southbound lane. megan mcgrath to keep her updated. prince george's county, a little bit of roadwork that's gotten out of the way for the large park here this morning. 95 in virginia, a little blurry. you can see northbound and southbound. we're moving along just fine. more again on this problem in bethesda that no doubt is going to grow as the commute grows this morning coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. it us now 4:32. developing this morning in syracuse. police say there's no threat to syracuse anymore after a deadly shooting off campus. the school was locked down but is not anymore. police say someone shot and killed a man off campus and shot at officers and ran into the cemetery right across the street. the school said no one from the university was involved. the student accused of shooting someone at northwestern university is facing a second-degree murder charge. that means the police don't

believe it was premeditated. he killed one and hurt two others during a fraternity fight. he attended broad neck high school in annapolis. the accused shooter was originally charged with first-degree murder. he told police he shot the other students after they hit him in the face and chased him. there is a hearing in this case next week. there's the wheel broken beyond repair. that's what happens when you get run over by a car on a bike. that was eddie alvarez. he said somebody ran him over while he was riding his bike to school. he said he was in the cross walk and had the right-of-way when he was hit by a woman driving a white minivan. >> they should always be patient, vigilant, and not rush. nothing's that important to run a kid over. >> he's walking with crutches

and wearing a cast and splint on his sprained ankle. his dad wants more controls and cameras. today the prosecutors will get back to work on building their case against charles severance. he's charged with murderering three people over ten years. they have been working backward kron logically. yesterday they focused on ron kirby. a plumber testified he saw a man who looked like severance a few blocks from the house. so far there's no dna or fingerprints to charge him with two. linda wallace is scheduled to appear in federal court for a plea hearing this afternoon. she also goes by the name of lynn miller. prosecutors say she wrote fake

checks from virginia senate minority's campaign account. it is another busy day for the democratic front-runners in the race for hillary clinton picking up a big union endorsement. clinton is also speaking to the u.s. chamber of commerce in texas. you'll be able to see bernie sanders on the ellen degeneres show. we're still waiting to hear from joe biden on whether he's join the race. there is a meeting tonight on converting i-66 into toll lanes. vdot is hearing that meeting to hear your concerns about this plan. it starts at 7:30 tonight at farmwell station middle school at ashburn. the proposed plans will turn the lanes on i-66 between rosslyn

and the beltway into high occupancy travel lanes during peek weekday periods. looking live at the current temperatures here where most of you are seeing 40s and 50s this morning, will your kids need a jacket? chuck has the answer on that. >> we've been saying this for a week or so. this is the time to get your flu shots. what's holding up flu shots is flu clinics. it's a story your stumtd will want to

. the university of maryland is looking for a man who spied on a woman in her shower. she turned and saw a cell phone with a camera lens over the top of the stall. she screamed at the man and he left. we're working to get a description of the suspect now. manufacturing delays could keep your child from getting a flu shot. howard county and anne arundel county have changed their clinic plans because their supplies have not arrived. their children should get a shot and not wait for the mist to arrive. some kids dope like the shot. >> yeah, it hurts. let's get to chuck with a look at the forecast. chuck? >> my arm hurts thinking about

it. i will. you need to. mid to upper 40s in the shenandoah valley. low 50s in the metro area. it will be a cool one. temperatures hovering right around 50 degrees between 7:00 and 8:00. coming home later this afternoon, it's going to be beautiful and sunny. what to wear today? you may need your jacket first thing this morning. sunglasses for later. most important of all, wear purple. #spiritday. we'll talk about your seven-day forecast. let's check in with melissa mollet. in purple. >> in purple. how did you know? >> co-inky didn't. again, megan mcgrath is going to be on the ground telling us what happened there. still have a partial closer there between cedar lane and pooksville proceed. a big look at the beltway, inner

loop and outer loop, everything looking just fine. everything behaving themselves right now. 66 flying into town, you can see we're nice and green between fairfax and the beltway taking you ate minutes just as we should. i'll see you back in ten. >> thank you, melissa. new details on the kentucky court clerk refuses to issue marriage licenses to same-sex licenses. licenses. and a man who finds a man

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start over. you can find o link if you want to help on our nbc washington apping. >> protesters interrupted donald trump. nbc's tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with the latest. tracie, good morning. >> we've haeld those dump trump protesters. he confronted them and said, well, that's what freedom of speech is for. earlier we saw him in another campaign speech in another campaign event talking not about hillary clinton this time but bernie sanders who's called himself not a capital issiist b socialist. trump says he's a communist. later he said he needs to be more politically correct and back off some of his words. the numbers still seem to be

working in his favor. >> all right, tracie potts, live on capitol hill for us. thank you. vice president joe biden said he thought candidates did a good job at the first democratic face-off during a roundtable meeting. biden weighed in on the first debate and how he thought the candidates performed. he's still not saying whether he'll join the 2016 race. >> i was proud of whaul they all have done. [ inaudible ] >> he seems in good spirits about it during an interview on msnbc hillary clinton's campaign manager said the time has come for the vice president to make a decision. the governor will be joined by attorney general tim mccain

and tim herring. he's been an outgoing advocate for stricter gun control but he's had trouble getting gun control in. first the panel of experts needs permission from the u.s. and afghanistan to begin. earlier this month a u.s.-led raid at a doctors without borders hospital killed 22 people. the charity has demanded the independent humanitarian creation be handled by them. a federal judge wants kentucky's governor to weigh in whether marriage licenses issued are valid. she refused to issue licenses to same-sex couples for religious reasons. when she was out of jail she changed the license to remarv

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then he came down. i was waiting to see his face. and there was a deep sadness, you know, that i felt right there. >> police arrested barker on tuesday and charged him with trespassing. eight out of ten gay and lesbian children have been bullied because of their sexual orientation. we along with comcast and n nbcuniversal are joining and taking a stand. >> we're asking everybody to use #spirit day. we're asking people to be tolerant. >> everybody can take a stand behind bullying. >> to pick on somebody because of that thing that makes them different, that's not fair. you're not looking in the mirror

carefully enough. there's something that makes you look different as well. >> word. >> wait a minute. did you say "word?" >> i did. >> we're not going to bully eun on the set. we're not bullying her for her word of choice. you're terrible, aaron. outside it's a mostly clear sky. chilly too. 55 downtown. winds out of the north. what to expect this weekend? cold, big-time cold. highs only in the 50s by the weekend. temperatures down near freezing in the western and northern subur suburbs, panhandle of west virginia. feeling a whole lot like november instead of mid-october. 46 in manassas. hoyerly temperatures 40s and 50s for the next little while. mid 60s by noon. we'll spend most of the day with temperatures into the mid and

upper 60s. no weather worries for today. next cold front doesn't look all that organized. as it comes through here for tomorrow, it will increase the clouds a bit and i could rule out one or two sprinkles. that's going to be it. highs in the upper 60s. then tomorrow during the day, clouds increase and maybe a risk of a stray sprinkle. northern maryland about lunchtime and southern maryland during the mid afternoon hours. it is moisture-starved. so rain chances are below 30s. they're not zero. so i couldn't give you a complete drive forecast tomorrow. a sprinkle or a shower. that's it. the real issue behind it. shoup here. 0s and sunshine today. tomorrow some clouds and maybe a quick shower. watch for cold weather as we get

on into next week. that's a check on the weather. let's check on the roads. >> take a look there. rockville, we have some closures. megan will be out there soon. 66 inbound, 95, no problems there. taking a look. rolling nicely. to the 70, to the spur, taking you 26 minutes exactly as it should when nothing is in your way. back in a few minutes. new developments overnight in the scandal rocking the fantasy spores world, why the feds are getting involved. and why the school bell will

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4:55 and the search is on for a man dressed as a woman peeping at a mother and a child in the mall. take a look at these temperatures. only in the 40s and 50s. manassas is always cool at 46.

55 in washington. chuck will tell you how warm it is where you live in just a few minutes. >> investigators are investigating two huge daily fantasy sports websites. we've told you about this before. you eesk probably seen one ad for fanduel or draftkings. fbi agents are contacting employees as part of a justice didn't inquiry. it's one of many media companies that has invested in the sites. d.c. government has moved nearly 1,000 homeless families from shelters into permanent housing but some are complaining about the conditionis, saying they're making them sick. the kids have so much mold in their system, the doctors could detect it in their blood. police say they're better off in a homeless shelter.

>> there was no mold, no rats. the kids had air conditioning when it was hot and heat when it was cold. dozens of local high schoolers may have to retake the a.c.t. after their answer sheets were lost in the mail. about 88 students are affected by this problem. they took the test at southern high school last month. a.c.t. officials say they have automatically been registered to retake that test for free next weekend. a new pilot program aims to raise student achievement in math skills and to help prepare kids for college. it is a 20-week program at high point high school in beltsville and it begins this saturday. a church in the district says proposed bine lane could hurt church in attendance. they claim a new policy is an

effort to deter the african-american church from staying in the city. they complained about the protected bike lanes. they say the lanes would disrupt service. >> trying to make things safe and easy for everybody no matter how they're choosing to get around. >> ddot officials told "news4" a community meeting will be held next week to discuss the proposed lane. no one in the church responded to "news4" for comments. >> stay with us. "news4" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. right now crews are finishing repairs. all northbound lanes and one southbound lane open now on rockville pike at cedar lane. tweeting more road has to be cut out than first expected. we have a crew there right now. we'll check in with them. first, good morning, everybody.

i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. chuck bell tracking these cooler temperatures. what do you say, chuck. >> i say you need to bundle up. clear skies allow temperatures back in the 40s and 50s. chilly start for sure. more sun and less wind to cope with later this afternoon and enjoy these relatively mild temperatures. it's going to be cold around this weekend. we'll have your weekend forecast in a couple of minutes. mid to upper 40s. mid-50s. bay brook county, springbrook, temperatures around 46 at 7:00 a.m., 62 at lunchtime and 64 at dinner time. when i see you next, we'll talk about any weather slowdowns related to your commute. but other things that slow your commute down are things like broken water mains. >> rockville pike at cedar lane, we're still with closures here in the southbound lane.

again, one lane getting by there. those northbound lanes have all just reopened. that, of course, is good for the folks headed northbound. it's going to be cold here. if you're headed through, you want to take georgetown or connecticut instead. big look at the beltway. everything is rolling along just fine. don't very any major problems when i select construction. you can see a little bit of construction pops up here and there. it's going mostly be out of the way in the next 30 minutes or so. right now both directions have a little bit of ongoing roadwork sticking around here this morning. again, megan mcgrath is going to be live in bethesda this morning. we're going to check with her in just a little bit and keep you updated on the southbound lanes. >> reporter: molette green with new details. police escorted a group of people from city hall out to vans and vehicle as short while ago after