be a breakthrough. learn more about this parkinson's therapy later on "news4" at 6:00. the journal of economic behave, an organization published the findings lately. they say most of the young thieves are going through a phase. eventually they decide the risks outweigh the benefits. they followed 12- to 16-year-olds for more than a decade. right now at 5:00, a chilly monday as we talk a live look outside. it is one of the coldest days of the season so far. 41 degrees outside of our studio here in the northwest. that's one of the warmer spots. don't leave without a coat. i wore a scarf. >> i saw that. and you wore a coat. >> yeah, a big coat. >> it's 5:00. >> let's check in with chuck.

>> it's colder farther away. in fact, this is only a few feet away. i took a picture of a car window in the parking lot at nbc 4. it is covered with frost this morning. you'll need to turn on your defroster and you'll need to scrape your windshield as well before you head off to work this morning. allow extra time. big area under a freeze warning. eastern shore, most of maryland and virginia, this is in effect until 9:00 this morning. we'll have frosty cold conditions. temperatures right now are at or below freezing. upper 20s. dulles down to 29. manassas, warrenton, 28 degrees. gaithersburg and frederick. right at reagan national, it's in the upper 30s, near 40s. your weather headline, a cold morning, chilly afternoon we can look forward to a warmer pattern coming later this week. now, melissa, good morning. what's going on now?

>> good morning we have a problem at g.w. parkway. we have an issue off to the right side of the roadway with the right lane blocked there this morning. right now in alexandria route 1 at groveton street, we're shut down on route 1 there in both directions because of an issue with a power line that is down across the roadway there this morning. west virginia avenue northeast shut down between mt. olivet and fenwick there this morning because of a police investigation. 66 and 95, no major problems. eun? >> thank you, melissa. expect a bit of a shock to the system as you walk out the door this morning. as tom mentioned it's going to be pretty cold this morning. kristin wright is out there in the cold snap. kristin, you and i don't like the cold. i wonder how you're keeping warm today. >> reporter: absolutely true. we don't like the cold inside the building, so we don't like it outside. doing okay though. i'm layered up.

a nice coat, a nice scarf. it looks like everyone around here has gotten the information. even bundled up. coats, gloves. i have gloves. they're in the truck. i should get them. take a look at this video last night. cold people bundled up pretty well. this is in dupont circle the 40s last night. you can see they're wearing their heavy coats, their gloves, hats. it's coming. winter is coming and i think everybody knows and everybody's getting memo and everybody realizes they need to protect themselves. now, the other big thing we want to talk about this time of year is the fire danger because as we know, it always goes up this time of year as everybody tries to keep warm. we have some tips we want to pass along from the prince george's fire department this morning. space heater safety. we know you've heard it before, but it doesn't hurt repeating to you again.

turn them off when you're sleeping. i mean if you're getting sleepy, just shut it off and unplug it. that never hurts. make sure you get a space heater that has an automatic shut-off so if you don't shut it off it will go off by itself or should it fall over. never use an extension cord with these things. keep combustibles away. clothing, curtain, anything that could catch fire. keep a distance from the space heater. coming up throughout the morning we'll have more of these safety tips to help you out as things get chillier out here. back to you guys. >> kristin, thank you. 5:04. we're seeing new video of the struggle between an escaped prisoner and a prince george's county officer. you saw the cell phone video of an officer first on "news4." but dash cam video show as what came before that. they struggled with young before they arrested him in laurel on

saturday. when he complained of an injury, officers took him to the hospital. on the way to booking young managed to take off the cuffs and rolls out of the police car. >> attempts to kick, attempts to strike, spits at the officer, bites an officer at least once. >> the officer hit young with baton and they tased him. both went to the hospital. young charged with assaults three officers. an inmate dies at a fairfax county jail. officials found paul guda unresponsive on friday. they took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. guda had been behind bars since october 1st accused of violating a protective order for the third time. a man will face two murder charges today. "news4" plans to get you an update from court on this. this is a lung triangle that

turned deadly. a man killed a man. they were dading. now they say anthony and his wife and riggs were all romantically involved. at some point police officers say ann and her daughter had someone plot to kill anthony and riggs. both ann anastasi and her daughter face charges. rico leblond is charged with first-degree murder of zella ziona. she was shot to death behind the montgomery village. d.c. police are looking for whoever shot a man inside his car. officers found that car riddled with bullet holes. police believe the victim drove there after being shot. officers say he was conscious

and breathing when taken to the hospital. there's a lookout now for a gray del monte lincoln with paper tags. police in prince george's county are reporting a lot of report bus overall homicide is down. they worked on 57 in all in 2014. they investigated 54. outside of the homicides they report shooting is the only other crime category that's up this year. violent crime is down 10%. crime dropped 17% overall. a boxer in critical condition after suffering a brain injury over the weekend in fairfax. richard colon's brain started bleeding during a fight. he got knocked out -- knocked down, i should say, twice during that nine-round bout. he later was treated in the emergency room at the fairfax hospital. crews in california worked through the weekend to clean up

from a devastating mudslide. the new timeline when they hope to have most of it cleared. >> it is 5:08. it's chilly out there. tom is updating his drivetime forecast before you head out the forecast before you head out the

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5:11. gas is cheap. the average? anne arundel. $2.03. might go home this weekend. >> just to get gas? >> just to get gas. >> you would do that. >> not just for that reason. d.c., $2.44. maryland around $2.40. crews working around the clock to clear muddy roads. rain was desperately needed but created a whole new list of

problems. the rain caused flash flooding in several areas and that washed debris and mud onto the roads making some of them totally impassabl impassable. take a look at the scene here. there were 100 cars including big rigs stuck on route 58 in central california. how do you move a big rig? >> wow. the big story around here this morning is the cold. meteorologist tom kierein has the skinny on that. >> it is super cold for this time of year. really unusual for us to get sub-freezing temperatures here. we're in mid to late october and it's down into the upper 20s now, feeling more like a december morning across much of the region. just west of i-95, shenandoah valley, into the mountains, upper 20s, low 30s. montgomery, fairfax, only 30. downtown washington, mid to upper 30s. 40 around the bay. green lights, morning, midday, and afternoon. we'll have dry pavement. no travel problems other than driving through the bright sun.

you'll need that heater on in the afternoon. it will be in 50s with a few high clouds coming through. a look at the warmer pattern coming on the way. now, melissa, roy's happening on 270? >> have a brand-new problem on 270 northbound. have a look here. the right lane is blocked. this is an accident. again, it's good that it's northbound. we're hoping this will get cleared out of the way soon because too many people are headed southbound looking to the left. it could pose a problem. northbound g.w. parkway like near 123 have the right lane blocked because of a disabled vehicle. at route 1 on groveton street, the road closed down because of wires across the road. late clearing roadwork there on southbound 210 going 22 miles per hour as you're headed past the beltway. some breaking news in the district. what we're finding out in an early morning police investigation that has shut down

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live desk about the 2006 world cup. german prosecutors are deciding whether there are grounds to investigation whether german bidders used a slush fund to determine the games back in 2006. this is in response to the fact that $6,000 was used. they found no indication of wrongdoing and a separate investigation that they conducted and it rejects these accusations. eun? >> angie goff from the live desk. angie, thank you. we're following breaking news. west virginia avenue is shut down for a police investigation.

let's get right to derrick ward with news from the northeast. derrick? >> reporter: we're in the ivy city neighborhood in the northeast in the 1900 block of west virginia avenue. take a look here. it seems to be focused around this car. it's sitting in the street. it happened sometime around 3:00 a.m. all we have is a report of a shooting. we have no lookout or information on the condition of the victim or victims. if you travel west virginia avenue, you'll probably be blocked at new york avenue on one end and mt. olivet road on the other until the crime scene has been cleared. they had a helicopter up a few years ago. with the rise of the sun, they'll probably bring more detectives out here and do a more extensive search. again, on west virginia avenue near the border remains closed. there's an investigation into

the shooting. no information on the lookout or the victim or victims. we're live in d.c. derrick ward. back to you. >> thank you, derrick. 5:15. the trial of charles serve lance will continue. he's charged with the deaths of nancy dunning, ron kirby, and ruthanne lodato. jul julie carey will be back in the courtroom. be sure to follow her on twitter for updates on the trial. police say they found crack and heroin inside lorenzo saunders apartment in the southeast city earlier this month. they found 11 grams of cocaine and gram of heroin, also $2,200 in cash and a digital scale. the 51-year-old works in the mayor's office of religious

affairs. happening today, secretary anthony fox has announced operators of drones will have to register their unmanned aircraft with the department of transportation. this occurs in response to concerns over close calls between drones and kmernl airliners. coming up at 5:20, 41 degrees. as you take a look outside you wish it was cloudy to insulate it. >> we wish. that's the warm spot, right, tom? >> that sensor is near a t building so it's picking up some of the building heat, but a few yards away it's near or below freezing away from the buildings and throughout the area. we've dipped down to 20 to near 30 degree on a monday morning and including most of west virginia, shenandoah valley, closer to washington, nearby suburbs. prince george's county near freezing.

upper 20s near 30. much of fairfax county. the rest of northwest virginia. the potomac, around the bay too, upper 30s generally there where the warmer waters are investigating things. we've got two bright spots in the eastern sky. there's venus. and right below venus is jupiter. the sunrise is not until 7:21. by then we'll still be below freezing. then look at our temperature grafr. a steep climb by noontime. ought to be in the low 50s. little upper 50s by mid to late afternoon. that's still way below high for this time of year. storm team 4 radar, don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity. no snow anywhere in the vicinity. it's certainly looking like autumn. it's blackwater fall. they've got peak autumn color there. that's near davis west virginia.

and after we get through this, another clear night tonight. afternoon highs. ought to hit mid-70s on wednesday and thursday. gorgeous weather. a bit cooler friday, saturday, and sunday with highs in the 60s. melissa, you're now checking on the crash on 270. what's going on now? >> still have this crash with the right lane block. again, if it lasts too long, don't get it out of the way, could see slowdowns southbound. as i say that, i'm seeing right there. look at that there. folks are looking to the left here this morning. now, zooming in just a little bit here just to show you a little bit of a delay here as you're headed out of frederick, that looks normal, hoping that doesn't get worse because of the problem in the northbound lanes. northbound g.w. parkway, the right lane blocked near 123 because of a disabled veechlkt big look at the beltway, inner loop and outer loop looking

fine. nothing to worry about there. at groveton, we have a road closed because of downed wires. i'll see you in a few minutes. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:23. alison parker's parents hope virginia will be the next state to tighten up its gun laws. her parents held a rally calling for common sense gun reform. an exciting ceremony today, they'll hold an installation ceremony to welcome in the organization's 13th secretary. dr. david skorton joins. chief justice roberts will be among the 5 hub people at the ceremony. you can check the nbc ba app for pictures later today. a move today say will add to

the stability of baltimore's police department. davis began serving as an interim commissioner in july. "the baltimore sun" praised davis for his eagerness to listen to the community. demonstrators at a sit-in last week say he's not toll rant enough of civil disobedience. this week metro couldnary rowe its list of candidates down to two. sources tell us finalists are also professionals. they could announce a new g.m. in early november. they've been without a permanent general manager for nearly a year. >> 5:24. redskins' quarterback kirk cousins will stay on despite taking the blame for the team's loss over the weekend. he threw two interception within ten minutes of each other on sunday, both of which ended up touchdowns for the new york jets. "news4" "news4's" carol maloney say it's the worst of the season.

despite leading at the half, jay gruden said a poor second half showing gave the jets the chance they needed. >> second half, we just laid an egg, a big egg. so with or without the players, if we don't change the way we come out at halftime, it doesn't matter who comes in there. we've got to do a bitter job. >> cousins led the offense without six starters, all of them without injuries. the redskins take on the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. good luck, guys. yep. now to the latest on former nba star lamar odom. e.t. online is reporting that he's now believing on his own. odom was found unconscious last week in a las vegas brothel. he was in a coma before opening his eyes on friday. he was also a reality store, married to khloe kardashian. the two are estranged but reports say she has not left his

hospital bed. alerts in hey because of suspected shark and eel attacks. a man was swimming to shore when a shark apparently bit his legs. local officials say an eel bit a man's foot later the same day. they say that man had serious injuries. but you're in hawaii, so -- >> fair game? >> i'm just saying, a trip to hawaii still. intense new individual owe of a plane crash in south america ya. this is in colombia's capital. police say the small plane went down minutes after takeoff. take a look at the scene here. it caused a huge fire. the people on the plane were traveling at a very short distance, 12.5 miles. the pilot and three passengers died. hillary clinton is taking a break from the campaign trail. why she's instead turning her attention to a big hearing on capitol hill this week. it's a chilly start out there as we take a live look on this monday morning, but will today be the coldest day of the

week. tom is tracking the near freezing temperatures for you. freezing temperatures for you. the i was at my shop tied up with a customer when i realized the time. i had to get to the bank before it closed, so i made a break for it. when i got out it was almost closing time. traffic was bad. i knew i was cutting it close. but it was ok. i use td bank. it's got the longest hours and stays open an extra ten minutes every day. i'm sid. and i bank human at td bank.

right now it would be easy to spot the people who have not listened the tom's forecast. th they'll be the ones outside shivering and freezing. 32 in leesburg.

28, 28 in culpeper, people. >> you are in one of the coldest days of the season so far, folks. >> you have to be ready for that. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. let's head outside. storm team 4's tom kierein is auto on the weather deck. he's got his coat on. >> we can see your breath, tom. >> it's the first time i've about had to wear my puffy coat. temperatures are down in the mid-30s. under a clear sky you can see the constellation. it's gorgeous. the temperatures are hovering in the upper 20s to low 30s. dress like this young lady. you'll need a coat, hat, long pants. you won't need an umbrella or sunglasses. the temperatures in the upper 20s, low 30s for much of the region. at the bus stop between 7:00 and 8:00 it will only be in the upper 20s with a clear sky and then between 8:00 and 9:00,

temperatures should jump into the mid-30s and getting above freezing, and we'll have, still, bright sunshine, but a cold morning on the way. a look at neighborhood highs for the afternoon. that's coming up next. "weather & traffic on the 1s" at 5:41. now melissa is looking at a new crash? >> brand-new problem here. this is the outer loop of the beltway as you're approaching the spur. getting a report of an accident. as you can see on camera, there's not much to see. we're starting to see a little bit of backup there. it sounds like the left lane there is blocked the morning. 270 north at 80, the right lane blocked. remember i said we could probably get some glas there with people looking to the left. we are seeing delays that are slower than normal for this time of the morning. 23 mile assen hour as you're passi ining bucky's. you have the right lane blocked here this morning because of a disabled vehicle. big look at the beltway, inner

loop and outer loop. both directions starting to see the slowdowns here because of the roadways. we'll have travel times in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. new developments on the violence in israel. israeli police named a suspect in a recent knife attack in jerusalem. they say a 21-year-old palestinian man stabbed several people with a knife and gun. an israeli soldier died. police shot and killed an innocent irtryon migrant in the attack. secretary of state john kerry is working to tend the violence there. he's meeting with ids raley and palestinian leaders separately this week. we return to decision 2016. hillary clinton will not be on the campaign trail today. she'll be appearing at the hearing on ben go city on capitol hill. jeb bush and donald trump in words over the 9/11 attack.

brian mooar has more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. they're getting ready for the big hearing on thursday. it's about the 2012 benghazi attack. hillary clinton says at the end of the day this is really just about politics shchl e said this committee has virtually become an arm of the republican national committee and what they're trying to do is not find the truth but drive down her poll numbers. republicans say that's absolutely not the case. they say they've interviewed dozens of witnesses not named clinton. they'll name dozens more after hillary clinton. they say they have new information that was not gleaned by other committees. i say this really is about finding out what happened, who is responsible. now, on the republican side it's going back to december 11th, 2001. republicans donald trump and jeb bush in a war of words over george w. bush the president and what he did or could have done before the attack.

donald trump says jeb bush is wrong in saying his brother kept the country safe, that he was the president, after all, when the america was attacked. trump said he would have had stronger immigration policies that would have kimt the terrorists out at the time. jeb bush said anybody who believes his brother had something to do with those attacks is plain out of the mastream and should be discredited. he said it goes to prove donald trump is not a credible or serious candidate for president. aaron? >> brian hill on the hill for us, thank you. sanctions are still in place until iran makes major changes to its nuclear site. iran says that will happen over the next two months. u.s. believes the changes will take several more months than that. they say the changes are done the right way. a suber security company says china is already breaking rules about hacking american

kpeps. a crowd site says it's been involved in several hack ag tags. they say they'll stop them to steal trade secrets. they say they didn't steal any inform jooation information. halloween fun turns into a horror. you can see the chaotic scene as the shots rang out. this morning police are still searching for whoever was behind the attack. it is now 5:35. a fight is brewing in anne arundel county over a fight of medical mauchblt the county executive proposed the ban. the council's democratic vice chairman says it's unlikely a full ban will pass, but amendments to the bill could limit growing, processing, and the distributing of medical marijuana. a popular tourist attraction is closed in arizona this

morning achlt re-enactment of a gunfight in the old west town of tombstone got very real when one actor fired bullets instead of blanks. two people were hurt there including a woman who came to see the skit. another hit nearby businesses too. one of hollywood's premier comedians was in the naks's capital last night for a special honor. the kennedy of performing arts gave the actor, film producer, and director an ward. he shared a couple of really good impressions for us on the red carpet. here's what he said after receiving the honor. >> but this is a wonderful night and thank you all so much. i love everybody here for coming out and making me feel so wonderful. thank you so much. this is a wonderful night. >> past honorees include jay leno, whoopi goldberg, and ellen degeneres. well deserved.

congrats. >> absolutely. winter has come to some parts of the country early. where it's gotten so cold, snow has fallen. >> are we going to see some of that in the future? no, let's hope. tom is

flooding, fast rains, and feet of rain tag. this is typhoon koppu. 10,000 people were forted out and could not go home right now. officials say they learned a lot from that one to prepare for this one. >> from dangerous rain to this. look at that. snow. this is upstate new york. they got a little taste of that stuff yesterday. 6 inches along some parts of lake ontario. it's october. the temperatures in the 20s. there were icy bridges and roads. there were problems throughout the day up there in oswego, new york. >> i still think that's a little too close for comfort. i don't know. upstate new york is a little far, but i don't know, tom. i can't think about that. >> that is scary. a white halloween.

we're not going to have that but we're off to a frosty start. upper 20s, low 30 degrees. right near the waters, it's in the upper 30s to near 40. but inland away from the water, you'll be skrabing frost off the windshield. look at our afternoon highs, mid to upper 50s. this is 10 to 15 degrees cooler than the average highs for this time of year. by mid afternoon, all the neighborhoods in the mid-50s. may briefly hit upper 50s along 95 between washington and here. we'll have plenty of sunshine all around the region for the afternoon with a very light breeze. now as cold tonight. a look at a warmer pattern on the way here for the rest of the week. that's coming up. next "weather & traffic on the 1s" at 5:51. melissa has a new crash on the beltway to talk about. >> inner loop of connecticut avenue. outer loop not blocking anything

any longer here. right now, brunswick east, 870. 30 minutes behind. moving just fine as far as travel times go. you're fine on the 270. top of the beltway, ow f outer loop from 95 to 270. no issue. 66 inbound looks good. on time as well. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. a new controversy involvingy volkswagen. where the company had its offices searched and equipment seized. the major result from a drug normally

we're tracking one of the chilliest days we've seen in a long time. take a look at these temperatures, down to 30 degrees

in some places. you will need the heat on in your car. we wore our winter coats on. >> yeah, we've got the wood stoves roaring this morning. you can smell the smoke in the air. we've got the furnaces going. we've got a freeze warning that is in effect throughout mump of the region. all these areas you see in purple on this map. so if you do have any potted plants outside, bring them in. you'll still have time to do that. you'll be scraping frost off your car's windshield. temperatures in the upper 20s, low 30s between now and 8:00 this morning. going to be a little bit of a complication for the morning commute. >> i know. i had that frost on the windshield. i had to get rid of that. inner loop, brand-new crash. outer loop also have an accident. remember the problem at brunswi

brunswick m.a.r.c. 37 minutes behind. >> thank you. it's 5:47. the freezing temperatures tom just mentioned may have you layering up. >> you have me cold thinking about it. "news4's" kristin wright is bundled up. does it look like people are ready for this, kristin? >> reporter: it does. it looks like people got the memo this morning. i did a bit of an informal poll. i counted about ten people coming to the metro this morning. eight out of ten are wearing their winter coats. i see more of them coming right now. they get it. they get it. take a look at some people we found last night. didn't have to look far. dupont circle, georgetown, people quite bundled up. in the 40s last night. even colder as you're waking up and going out the door this morning. so keep that in mind. the other thing you want to keep in mind this time of year as

things get very cold outside is safety. this morning we have some important tips to pass along from the prince george's county fire department. these are heating tips. we all want to be warm, but we all want to be clean. professionally clean your furnaces, fireplaces, and chimneys. you've probably heard this a million times before but we think it doesn't hurt to hear it as much as possible. keep clutter away from any sort of fireplace. same goes for space heaters. only use seasoned wood. dispose of ash in metal containers. store them outside away from your home, away from structures on a concrete surface. remember that ash can reignite days after you throw them out. so important tips to keep in mind. in a little bit we'll talk with the cold people at the metro station and hear what they have to say about this. first cold season.

back to you. >> thanks, kristin. take look at this scene here. a woman had to be airlifts off a cruise ship after a heart attack. she started feeling chest pains yesterday morning. the coast guard sent a military continuer to rush her to the hospital. the woman is in stable condition this morning. today federal prosecutors will try to figure out who helped former mob boss whitey bulger escape from authorities. his girlfriend catherine greig faces charges for refusing to tell a judge how they stayed on the lam for 16 years. she'll be in court later this afternoon. in 2011 the fbi caught up with the couple in california. in "news4 your health" now, a story for pregnant moms. a university investigation shows any amount of alcohol can cause problems for your baby.

any woman who drink alcohol during a first trimester are like lig to have a baby with some alcohol-related disorder. that jumps 65 times for those who drink throughout their pregnancy. more trouble for volkswagen. investigators searched their offices. they seized computer equipment during the search. volkswagen has said around 11 million cars worldwide has software that enabled them to evade diesel emissions testing. >> an investigation into a tragic shooting in georgia. police outside of atlanta say a gun fell on the floor and the bullet hit an 8-year-old girl. she died. the girl's mother was also there brushing her daughter's hair at the time. she was shot in the leg. it's not clear what condition she's in. in detroit, a pastor shot

and killed a suspect. he tried to help the man at first. prosecutors will now decide whether to charge the pastor with any crime. exactly 5:51 now on this monday morning. we turn to meteorologist tom kierein. we've seen people with the scarves this morning and the gloves. the whole nine yards. >> hidden behind us is eun'ser th this eun'ser this muss. it's 30 near fairfax. loudoun, fairfax, culpeper, in the upper 20s. calvert county in southern maryland too. it's down to at or below freezing away from the waters with quite a bit of frost around as well. you'll be scraping the windshield. it's only in the 30s. look at this. mid-20s out in much of west

virginia and the mountains of maryland. the first freeze warning of the season. most of maryland and virginia. the metro area, freeze warning is in effect until 9:00 this morning. nothing on radar. we don't have any rain, we don't have any snow anywhere in the vicinity, unlike they have in northern new england. we've got venus and jupiter in the predawn sky. the sun's not up until 7:206789 by then we'll still be below freezing. look at the temperature graph. low 50s. upper 50s by mid to late afternoon. a lot of autumn color showing up beautifully out of the mountains of western maryland and west virginia. it's peak color now. locally west and north of washington we're getting beautiful color. this photo taken a few days ago in dur wood, maryland, posted by lisa sea fwgue on my weather pa.

tomorrow, lots of sunshine. glorious autumn weather. wednesday and thursday, beautiful, back into the 70s. ought to hit mid-70s wednesday afternoon. on friday and saturday, highs mid-60s with lots of sun. upper 60s on sunday. we'll have clouds coming through. just a slight chance of a sprinkle on sunday. otherwise, a dry pattern for the next seven days. melissa checking on a couple of crashes this morning. >> a couple of issues at the top of the beltway. inner loop and outer loop, two different problems being reported. it does not look like we're slowing things down. as we approach the 6:00 hour. m.a.r.c., brunswick east, 37 minutes because of an earlier issue. at 80, we have a right lane blocked. you can see the southbound starting to get block. it's not looking like it's slowing things down right now. the inner loop and outer loop, don't have any major issues

there. groveton street, again, road closure there as you're headed through alexandria because of wires down. i'm back in ten minutes. good morning. i'm landon dowdy of cnbc. amazon. accusing more than 1,000 customers selling fake products. it's not the first time. they went after a group of websites doing the same thing back in april. for your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. a star on the white house literally. president obama holding the second astronomy night since 2009. it's on event to bring students, teachers, scientists, anybody interested in stargazing. he say the night will be clear. it will be a perfect night to stare into the stars. >> tonight we can expect

michelle obama to come out with her new platform to get teenagers to stick to education past high school. it's called "better make room." the website will have information on how to set up for the a.c.t. and s.a.t. exams and sign up for college. officials at the palace of westminster says the world's most famous clock needs about $62 million worth of work. it's been 32 years since the clock has had its last major overhaul. it's starting to show its age. recently the hourly chimes have been running about six seconds behind. they have not come up with an agreement on those repairs. >> it's a lot of money. a new peace guard will honor victims of the boston bombing. they gathered sunday to break ground on this new project.

the guard season being built in the town of medford, massachusetts. it's in the block near the home of one of the four people killed in the 2013 bombing. the project was paid for with state, federal, and private funds. it should be finished sometime next year. it's school bus safety week. school buss are still the safest way to get your child to and from school. with that being said, there is a push for longer stop arms and mounted cameras inside and outside the buses. another problem, technology. it's making it harder for everybody to keep an eye on the roads, including bus drivers. >> school bus drivers should not be talking or texting on the phone. we want to make sure they're all safe. in fact, almost all school buses have inward-facing cameras. a drug developed right here in georgetown could offer new

home for patients with a typically grim diagnosis. this is mary lee. she has severe parkinson's, and she has trouble getting out of bed. fast forward a few weeks later and she can now feed herself. doctors believe she's made so much progress after taking a drug now used for leukemia patients. >> we've had wheelchair-bound and bed-bound patients that have begun to move again and speak again. and that was one of the clinical results we've seen with this trial. >> learn more about parkinson's therapy on "news4 at 6:00." we're tracking breaking news for your in northeast washington where police have an intersection blocked off this morning after shots are fired overnight. what we're learning about the attack and the victim who was targeted. brace yourself with the coldest weather we've seen this month. the conditions you're stepping outside to where you live. that's next on "news4 today" at 6:00.

an intersection in northeast washington is marked off with crime tape this morning after an overnight shooting there. we're live on the scene with more on what happened. frosty cold predawn temperatures this monday morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist

tom kierein. i'll have more. the decision in the hands of the city council in a matter of a couple of hours. >> let's get to storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein preparing you for this cold winter weather. tom? >> it's upper 20s, low 30s. a cold start on the monday morning. we've got this big area in purple on the map that's under a freeze warning. these are areas that haven't had a freeze so far. this including all of virginia, the nearby suburbs, the eastern bay and the eastern shore. this is in effect until 9:00. any potted plants, bring them in. frosted car windows, you'll be scraping this off as the temperatures are below freezing for another hour or two. melissa checking on a couple of issues this morning. >> had a couple of issues, tom. we sent a chopper to look