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 at

what's going on. looks nice and clear and vacuum looks light. don't have to worry about that any more. 270 southbound, we had a crash. they're going 23 miles an hour as you're approaching bucky's town pike there. so folks probably normal vacuum and then they're looking to the left at this accident. route 1 at groveton street still have the road closed because of wires down. >> melissa, thank you. 6:01. we're staying on on the of breaking news. west virginia in the northeast is shut down for a police investigation. let's get to "news4" with more on how the sunrise might affect this investigation. derrick. >> reporter: well, we expect as more of the morning commuting traffic starts to come through this area, it will become an issue for commuters. it's certainly now an issue for investigators here on west virginia avenue in the northeast. we're in the fifth district.

take a look at the scene here. the scene is focused around that car there with the driver's door open. this happened sometime around 3:00 a.m. this morning. understand it is being called a shooting. we don't know the condition of the victim or victims, and there's no information about a lookout. this is on the edge of the i've city neighborhood, sort of the border between ivy city and the trinidad neighborhoods of the northeast. it's an area of a mix of light industry and government buildings and some residences and apartments and houses a block or two over. again, not a lot of information about the victim. or victims. all weknow at this point is it is being called a shooting. you're being diverted at mount olivet road on one side and new york avenue on the other. if this is part of your morning commute, you need to make other plans because this will more than likely be a crime scene until at least sunlight when the homicide detectives or violent

crimes crews get out here and start to investigate this scene. and we will have more information for you as it becomes available. we're live in northeast, derrick ward, "news4," back to you. 6:03 now. d.c. court, muriel bowser's staff, they found cocaine and heroin inside loren zoe sanders' house. he works in the mayor's office of religious affairs. >> the man accused in a transgender murder is headed to court. rico leblond is charged in the first-degree murder of zillah z zella ziona. he's expected to appear in court wednesday afternoon.

paul guida was found unresponsive late friday. jail staff worked on him until rescue crews took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he was accuse of violating a protective order for the third time. developing now, we're seeing new video of the struggle between an escaped prisoner and prince george's police officer. giovanti young assaulted two police officers during a traffic stop on sadr. when he complained of an injury, they took him to the hospital. on the way to central booking, young managed to talk off the handcuffs and roll out of the car. the dash cam was able to capture it. a move some say will add stability to the baltimore police department in the year of freddie gray's death. we expect the city council to make ken davis the commissioner. he began as interim commissioner

in july. mayor stephanie rawlings blake fired the preers commissioner. they probably will not have a chance to speak to him before tonight's commitment. a boxer suffered a brain injury over the weekend in fairfax. prichard colon suffered a brain injury. he got knocked down in a round. he's being treated in a fairfax hospital. transportation secretary anthony fox expected to announce that owners and operators will have to register their unmanned aircraft with the didn't of transportation. the new rules stem from concerns over recent close calls between drones and commercial airliners. this week metro called narrow its list down to two candidates.

they're all transportation professionals. they're expected to select and announce a new g.m. they've been without a permanent general manager for a year. redskins' quarterback kurk cousins will stay on even though he threw two passes that ended up being touchdowns for the new york jets. carol maloney says this was the wasn't one. coach jay gruden says he does not plan on changing the lineup. the redskins plan on playing the buccaneers at home this coming sunday. their daughter was one of the targets of that shooting. also ahead, a little too

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flooding and rain all from super typhoon koppu. the storm slammed into the philippines yesterday. it slowed down and might not move for days. you're looking at some of the water rescues right now. about 10,000 people cannot go back home at this hour. two people including a teenager died in that storm. a popular tourist attraction is closed in arizona this morning. a re-enactment of a gun fight in the old west town of tombstone

got very real when one actor shot real bullets instead of blarngs. two people got hurt. one woman was hit who came to see it. businesses got hit. about 1,500 people live there who work in tourism and historical preservation. >> you have to be careful, right? >> i'm at a loss wli whohy ther real bullets around at all. >> good question. 6:11. we're talking the temperatures. chillyen in october 19th. >> more like december. much of the region including west virginia, most of virginia and maryland, nooeb suburbs, inside the beltway mid-30s and it's in the upper 30s, near 40 around the chesapeake bay. i took this photo of one of the car windows in our parking lot just a couple of moments ago. it's covered in frost.

you'll need your heat on. temperatures in the mid-50s with lots of sunshine. a look at our warmer pattern on the way here for the upcoming week. that's coming up on "weather & traffic on the 1s." that's coming up. melissa, what's going on. redline on delay because of malfunction. down to this area right now to see what we can see from above. right now we have downed wires blocking the roads. as far as this problem, we still have m.a.r.c., 870, no major problems right here. everything seems to be at speed here in maryland and virginia. see you here in ten minutes. sharing the road with some drivers who don't have the road. also ahead, bringing good from a bad situation.

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we're learning more about a terrorist attack. the stabbing suspect was identified just this morning as a 21-year-old man. secretary of state john kerry

said he's stepping in to try to end the violence. he's meeting with asia raley and palestinian leaders separately this week. people in maryland are praying for peace in the middle east. jewish and christian leaders. the holy land peace fellowship foundation organized the interface service. alison parker's parents are hoping they'll be the next state to tighten its gun laws. she was shot and killed two months ago. her parents held a rally in what they call common sense gun reform. the photographer adam ward was also shot and killed. this morning in decision 2016 she's leading the democrats in the polls but she'll be off the campaign trail today. she's headed to a hearing on the

bengha benghazi. the committee says the hear willing focus on the four americans killed in benghazi, not her 2016 bid for the white house. 6:17 right now. nuclear sites in iran are about to undergo major changes. the iran nuclear agreement officially took effect this weekend. they'll work with their nuclear sites. after that happens multiple countries including the united states will lift sakss against iran. "news4" plans to get you an update from court. it's part of a love triangle turned deadly. 18-year-old gabriel struss killed anthony anastasi jr. detectives say anthony, his wife ann anastasi and riggs were romantically involved. at some point ann and her

daughter plotted to have somebody killed, anthony and rigs. both ann anastasi and her daughter also face charges. your time is 6:18. d.c. police are looking for a person who shot a man inside a car along atlantic avenue in the southeast. take a look. the police found the car riddled with bullets. police believe the victim drove there after he was shot he was breathing when he arrivdt at the hospital. 75-year-old james vernon from morton, illinois, fought off the attacker who tried to hurt 16 kids. this is at a local library. vernon was teaching them how to play chess. police feed the suspect as 19-year-old brown. he said brown was clear about his plans to hurt people. >> stating, yelling that he was going to kill somebody, but my

next memory is of him lying on one of these tables that we were playing chess on. >> that's right. according to police documents, he failed in his mission to kill everyone at the library. the kids were able to run away. vernon had a cut on his arm, but he's a vet. they don't settle down. >> that's right. angie goff here at the live desk. this just in. an eyewitness account after plane is forced to return to the gate following a disruption between passengers. this is out in los angeles. the passenger posting this photo. police responding on the tarmac to the southwest plane at l.a.x. she tells police a woman pushed her seat back after takeoff and the man sit behind her began choking her. this is not officially confirmed but southwest released a statement saying the plane bound for san francisco returned to the gate because of an

escalating situation involving two people who didn't know each other. we know the police took the man in custody and all o'passengers including woman got o another plane. they were about five hours late for san fran. aaron? >> wow, angie goff. sthanch you. developing this morning. the central texas wildfire gobbling up land said to be under control this morning. firefighters say it's 60% contained. 162 firefighters were fighting that blaze on the ground and in the air on sunday. no injuries so far. 4,600 acres are badly damaged. 50 homes and 70 businesses have been lost to the wildfires. crews in southern california working around the clock to clear muddy roads. this weekend's rain was desperately needed but it created a whole list of new problems. the rain caused flash flooding in several areas that washed debris and mud on the roads making some of them completely impassabl

impassable. they say there were 100 cars including big rigs stuck in central california. you'll want to follow "news4" reporter adam tuss. he's going to a special event involving self-driving cars on 95. it's happening in the hov lanes on 95 and 395. there's also a second test this morning. i know what you're thinking. better adam and i. >> you watch these things because you kind of want to sigh what happens. self-driving car on the interstate. >> we're hoping for the best. 6:41 our time right now. 40 degrees outside our studios. we're warmish. right. storm team 4's tom kierein telling us about the temperatures. good morning, tom. >> do they turn on the heat and the defroster because you need that this morning. we're off to a freezing cold start in all these counties in

purple. they're around freeze warning through 9:00 this morning around the panhandle, the baying and the eastern shore. if you have potted plants outside on the porch, bring them in. they're on the deck. frosty car windows. temperatures will be in the upper 20s, low 30s for a couple of hours. light now just upper 30s in montgomery county. low 30s in much of prince george's county. scattered across the rest of northern virginia in loudoun, stafford, spotsylvania and stafford counties. i took this picture yesterday morning of a frosty field in maryland. many areas will have this coating of frost again this morning or getting it right now. there's the capitol from our sky view camera. temperatures will soar dramatically from our cold start all the way into the low 50s by noontime and hitting upper 50s. much of the region by mid to late afternoon with a calm wind and lots of sun.

storm team 4 radar, don't have any rain, don't have any snow anywhere in the vicinity. after today's chilly weather we'll have it warmer with the morning lows around 40. afternoon highs in the upper 60s. that's the average high this time of year. so today about 10 degrees colder than average. near average on tuesday. warmer than average temperature coming on wednesday and thursday. delightful autumn weather coming in. we'll be in the mid 70s both wednesday and thursday. a bit cooler on friday, saturday, and sunday, remaining dry too. a slight chance of a sprinkle. friday, saturday, and sunday, highs reaching the upper 60s. melissa's checking on route 1. >> we just got to the scene. looks like we have one lane open in each direction. we're trying to find that. we have one lane partially block and completely blocked in the other. again, trying to get more information for you this morning.

again, route 1 at groveton. redline to shady grove, we have a malfunction at ft. tutten causing a malfunction this morning. 280, the right lane is blocked. southbound has a bit of a delay. pretty typical. folks are looking to the left. and that's slowing them down even more. 66 looks good. no major problems on this accident. the closure, i should say, because of the wires down. >> thanks, melissa. colonel bowersox will be buried today at arlington national cemetery. he flew more than 100 missions. the air force approved a flyover for that funeral, and that's not common. you might spot it if you look up at 3:00 p.m. heartbreak this morning in a texas town after a high school football player collapses on the sidelines and later dies. right before the halftime point, local officials say that cameron

matthews collapsed on the side of the field. it's not clear whether he was involved in the previous play. people gathered in his memory saturday night. a family friend told nbc news matthews said he was dizzy and then he had an aneurysm. he's the sixth high school football player to die since september. stay with nbc 4. the "today" show will have more on the developments. accusations came out that german bidders bribed fifa to hold the cup there. the commission said they found know indication of wrongdoing and deny the claims. the commission says they may open up their own investigation. they have not done so yet. it was supposed to be a beautiful wedding overlooking the sacramento skyline but after the groom got cold feet, there was no wedding and that left a bride with a venue and no

ceremony. what would you do? >> the family decided to make good on the purchase and fed homeless people in the area. part of the $35,000 wedding price tag also included a nonrefundable honeymoon. so what did you do? the bride and the mother are going on that trip this week. good for them. >> i think everyone wins. >> what a nice idea. that's not what i thought was going to happen. maybe they throw a party for their guests. but the fact that they're give back to society, very nice. >> smart move. 6:26. making sure your kids are safe on their ride to school. the safety push as we begin national school bus safety week. a problem in virginia. route 1 at groveton street. right now a section of route 1 shut down because of wires down. more details coming up. but first, preparing the you for the coldest morning we've seen in months. you're looking live at the carrollton metro station where riders are bundling up for their ride to work this morning. how commuters are handling the

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right now we're getting a taste of december in october. take a look. 31 degrees. some in the 20s. yikes. the coldest we've seen so far this season. >> it's awful. >> "news4's" kristin wright is live in prince george's county with how commuters are handling cold conditions. >> we begin with tom kierein who we're punishing with the cold weather by putting him outside. that weather thermometer is frozen in your hand, isn't it? >> it's invigorating. the bright spots and the eastern

sky, venus and jupiter starting off clear and calm. thankfully we don't have any windchill to start out this morning. what to wear. dress like this young lady a knit hat a warm coat and scarf. you'll need the sunglasses today. you won't need the umbrella. you have plenty of sunshine. at the bus stop this morning, temperatures between 7:00 and 8:00 just near 30 degrees. between 8:00 and 234509, not much in the way of warming. bright sun. it will be jumping into the 50s by later this afternoon. a look at the highs. that's coming up on the "weather & traffic on the 1s." that's at 6:41. back to you. >> thank you, tom. more team coverage of today's chilly morning commute. we recommend you bundle up. "news4's" kristin wright is in prince george's county. kristin, you look ready. >> reporter: you know i'm ready, eun. you know we both get cold inside the building. you know i came prepared today.

gloves, scarf, hat. people at the new carrollton bus station, they're ready too. they obviously got the memo there. you see a guy there with his hood on. there's another guy who's hooded there. everybody seems to be prepared for today. i saw a couple of people who didn't look so warm. but, you know, it's -- it's cold out. it's definitely cold. we're hovering around freezing here this morning. we've been talking to people out here. you can see lots of people trying to get to work this morning, getting on and off the buses, getting on the train. you notice people are walking faster. that brisk walk that i haven't seen in several months. so you'll notice the difference. we talked to some people here at the metro station and we wanted to know, hey, how's it feel. take a listen.

how's it feeling considering it's the first cold snap of the season? >> all i have to say is it's earlier than i expected. i thought it would be after halloween. it's co it's colder than usual. >> reporter: is it cold out here? >> it's very cold. i have my long johns on. it's very cold. >> reporter: as you heard, things are going to warm up, and that's great. but very soon as you know and i know, we'll be back here again talking about the cold weather. back to you. >> that is a problem. kristin wright, thank you. just before you know it, it will be really cold for good. let's go to melissa mollet with breaking news on the road. melissa? >> breaking news in north alexander. northbound we have some delays because of those wires down here that we've kind of been dealing with for some time this morning. just a warning for you there. the road there is closed. you're going to have to kind of work your way through the neighborhood to get around that.

we have a one-mile backup. kind of your typical volume. top of the beltway starting to get typically slow there. right now b.w. parkway a little slow after you're passing 32. and then northbound to shady grove they malfunction. we'll see you with travel times in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. the trial of accused serial killer charles severance continues in fairfax. severance is charged in the 2003 murder of nancy dunning as well as the 2013 killings of ron kirby and ruthanne lodato, all kidding in their homes in broad daylight. as of this morning police worked at least 57 homicide investigations including this deadly south on tangier place in suitland. in all of 2014 they investigated 54. outside of homicides, the "post"

reports shootings are down. overall crime dropped 17%. it is 6:35. a special dedication for a hit-and-run victim is unveiled. a street in the northeast bears the name of a woman killed by a drunk driver. the sign for rub y whitfield wa was installed at the intersection where she was killed coming out of the new samaritan baptist church. officials say they also hope the name will be a public safety reminder for drivers. watch your speed today drivinghrough the county. cameras are operating for this week only. you can get snapped at berry road, berry elementary, poplar road and middle street.

there's a fight brewing over medical marijuana. today the council will look at two pillsern one involved medical marijuana operations while the other bans it. the vice chairman says it's unlikely it will pass but could limit it. an exciting ceremony today. the smithsonian will hold an installation ceremony to welcome the organization's 13th secretary. dr. david skorton will join the institute. chief justice john roberts will be among the 500 people at the ceremony. you can check the nbc 4 as later today. standup eddie murphy received an award. it's the nation's top award for comedians. "news4" caught up with murphy on the red carpet last night. he also gave us his president

obama impersonation there. later he addressed the crowd inside. >> it's a wonderful night and thank you all so much. i love everybody. for coming out and making me feel so wonderful. i love you so much. thank you. this is a wonderful night. >> past honorees include jay leno, whoopi goldberg, and ellen degeneres. taking on those who post bad reviews. hundreds of people who had bad things to say about the etailor. >> warming up. fwifrt, ma first, making sure your kids stay safe

welcome back. today begins national school bus safety week. it's reminder not to drive around the school buses. 73,000 drivers illegally pass a bus every day. there's a push for longer stop arms and cameras both inside and outside the buses. they say buses are still the safest way to get your children to and from school. the traffic enforce mnlts unit will conduct bus stop sign enforcement. so far school bus-mounted cameras caught 15 people passing. they got tickets in the mail. 6:41. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." let's check in with tom kierein. >> temperatures around the region are below freezing. most of the areas include nearby

suburbs in prince george's, fairfax, upper 20s, low 30s. mid 30s in washington, upper 30s around the bay. neighborhood highs north and west of the metro area should be in the low to mid-50s with lots of sun. the metro area, mid and upper 50s aunld the bay. low to mid-50s. for afternoon highs around the neighborhoods. for this monday, warmer weather on the way and a dry pattern. "weather & traffic on the 1s" coming up at 6:51. melissa mollet has breaking news. >> breaking news. northbound, round 1 and groves ton street, you can see delays here. the road is shut down at groveton. they're all coming out of the neighborhood. right now you're kind of getting pushed through the neighborhood. if you're headed northbound, they're going to turn you onto hopkins. travel time, no problems on 66 or quantico. right now, 270. it's going to take you an extra

five to ten minutes. right now the top of the beltway is also slow. 15 minutes behind. see you in a few. >> thank you. a boxer collapses after a fight in fairfax county. what we're learning about his condition this morning. >> first we're tracking breaking news for you right now in northeast washington where police have an intersection blocked off this morning after shots are fired overnight. what we're learned about the attack and the victim who was targeted. your time is 6:4 for the girl scout meeting... ok!

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right now at 6:46, crime tape blocking off an intersection. >> let's start with storm team 4's tom kierein and the cold conditions. tom, good morning. >> it's a little touch of winter here in october. starting off, temperatures feeling more like a december morning than october. looking at the freeze warning map, all the counties in purple including metro area, most of maryland and virginia under the freeze warning until 9:00. you'll be scraping frost off your windshield. freezing for another hour or two. melissa? >> breaking news. in alexandria, you're shut down because of downed wires at groveton straight. details coming up. >> thank you, melissa. we're staying on top of breaking news. we're shut down for a police

investigation. let's check in with "news4's" derrick ward live on the scene with how this morning will affect the investigation. derrick? >> reporter: well, it definitely is starting to affect the morning commute here. traffic is being turned away on mt. olivet road on one end and the avenue on the other. this happened around 3:00 a.m. we're told it's a shooting in the 1900 block of west virginia. we don't know the details about the victim or victims. no details have been posted. this has remained a crime scene since that time. the police helicopter was up early in the investigation and now it seems they're waiting for the crime scene investigators to come out with the sunlight coming. it's going to be a little easier for them to do what they have to do. but, you know, commuters and pedestrians have already started to come through the scene because people live in the area and they have to get to work and school. police are allowing them to use the sidewalks, but that i have to keep the area around that

vehicle clear until the investigation ensues. we're live in northeast. derrick ward, "news4." back to you. >> thank you, derrick. later oday, a man accused in a transgender murder is heading to court. rico leblond is characcused in death of zella zie ziona. officials are looking into how an inmate was found dead in a jail. medical staff worked on him until rescue took him to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. he'd been in jail since october 1st. he had been accused of a domestic violation order for the third time. we're seeing video between an escaped prisoner and a prince george's county officer. he assaulted two officers during

a traffic stop. he complained of an injury. they took him to the hospital. on the way he managed to take off the handcuffs and roll out of the patrol car. the cell phone video captured the altercation. you young spit on the officers and bit him. we expect city council there to make kevin daevs police commissioner. davis began serving as interim commissioner in july. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake fired the previous leader. demonstrators last week say he's not tolerant enough and they asked to speak with him. they'll probably not have a chance to do that before tonight's appointment though. we're getting word at the live desk that hurricane olaf is expecting to worsen. olaf is forecasted to become a

significant category 3 hurricane tonight, by tonight. olaf is centered a little more than a thousand miles southeast of hawaii. the storm's maximum sustained winds earlier today were northeasterly 100 miles per hour. we'll continue to track it. aaron? >> angie, thank you. a big change on drone operations. anthony fox expected to announce owners and operators will have to register their unmanned aircraft with the didn't of transportation. this is due to close calls between dloens and commercial planes. >> redskins will keep kirk cousins despite his two interception. both ended up as touchdowns for the new york jets. carol maloney said this was probably 1-800-of his wurnld ones. this was so short.

only jarrell reaves had a chance at it. redskins take on the buccaneers this coming sunday hoping skins turn things around. breaking news on the road right now. a couple of problems to mention. first of all. chopper 4. this is route 1 over alexandria. we're shut down at groveton street. right now police are pushing you off basically into the neighborhood this morning. northbound you'll be pushed onto popkin. out around here, backup approaching that brand-new crash here this morning. 66 and 95 looking pretty typical, not too bad at all. right now b.w. parkway, into town and out of town, beltway, a little slow. prince george's county looking a little slow. west virginia closed from mt. olivet to fenwick because of that police investigation, 270 at montrose, no major problems.

tom? >> frosty windows this morning. temperatures are down just to the upper 20s to near 30 degrees. most of maryland and virginia and our nearby suburbs inside the beltway and right inside do downtown washington, and near the bay, the tidal powe tomic in the upper 30s. in the eastern sky t colors just beginning to show up in the capitol hill. sunrise at 7:21. look at our temperature scale quickly jumping into the low 50s by noontime. after a cold start, a chilly finish by late afternoon. getting some nice autumn color. peak color in the dark zone. western maryland, the highlands and west virginia and along skyline drive just to our west, we're getting nice color, too, west of i-95.

in dur wood, this photo taken by lisa seague. share on facebook and insta fwram all of your autumn photos and also i see nbcwashington.com. it will linger into wednesday, thursday, even milder. ought to hit the mid-70s after chilly mornings both of those days and lots of sunshine. storm team 4 outlook should stay dry. only a slight chance of a sprinkle. right around 65 or so. right back to you. an update to that story out of l.a.x. we just got a statement from the fbi. they say that someone was i detained on an assault on another passenger. you're looking at a picture of the police responding to a southwest flight bound for san francisco returned to the gate. no arrests were made, according to the fbi, but they are still

looking into this matter. a witness to the incident told n nbc news early this morning man started choking a woman after she reclined her seat shortly after takeoff. now, all the passengers including that woman, we're told, got on another plane. they finally made it to their destination in san francisco, but they were about five hours late. thank you. 6:54. get prices in v.a. it's cheap. around $2.26. now, well below the national average of 2.26. the d.c. average is $2.44 for a gallon of unleaded. maryland around $2.21 and west virginia, $2.28. good morning, i'm landon dowdy. amazon going after fake reviewers. they filed a complaint in a seattle court accusing more than

1,000 individuals of misleading customers by selling fake products reviews. it's not the first time amazon has taken legal action against this sort of deception. they went after a group of websites doing the same thing back in april. for the cnbc report, i'm landon dowdy. police say they found a lot of marijuana in a staffer's possession. the 51-year-old works in the mayor office of religious affairs. a boxer is in critical condition after suffering a brain injury over the weekend in fairfax. pri shard cologne's brain began bleeding after saturday night's fight. this is nbc sports video from that fight which aired on nc 4. colon was knocked down twice during the nine-round bout.

he later passed out in the locker room. he's being treated at a local fairfax hospital. right now the storm team 4 weather team is monitoring cold weather. we pick up with kristin wright live in prince george's county. folks looking prepared out there, kristin? >> reporter: hey. i'm sorry. i dbl hear you because the bus was going by me. you probably said it's pretty cold. it is. it's above freezing at the new carrollton metro station. you'll probably notice a couple of things. people are walking faster and people are layered up. people got the memo this morning that it's going to be cold. you'll notice people in their winter coats, in their hats, with their gloves, people leak this gentleman walking a bit faster. things will warm up a little bit the rest of the week and then we'll be right back here again

talking about how cold it is, so get ready. back to you. >> all right, kristin. thank you. 6:57. four things to know. a big change coming to drone operations today. they'll soon have to operate their aircraft with the department of transportation. democratic front-runner hillary clinton off the campaign trail as she prepares for the benghazi hearing on capitol hill. and we're trying to find out about an overnight shooting in northeast washington. west virginia avenue shut down right now. that is the broadcast, folks. we appreciate you waking up

good morning. breaking news. >> flight 2010 declaring an emergency. >> a southwest airlines flight from los angeles to san francisco forced to turn around and make an emergency landing after a passenger allegedly jokes the woman in front of him for reclining her seat. an investigation now under way. boiling point. the feud heats up between republican rivals donald trump and jeb bush after trump implies that george w. bush bears part of the blame for 9/11. >> i don't want jeb bush to say my brother kept us safe. >> looks as though it's -- he's an actor playing the role. candidate for president. >> while on the democratic side, is this the week that vice president biden decides if he'