spring. we're also learning the name of the 95-year-old woman who was walking across the street. a bmw hit her yesterday evening. investigators say she was walking in the cross walk. the driver stayed on the scene. investigators are still working to figure out exactly what will happen. >> expect political drama to play out on capitol hill when the sun comes up this morning. hillary clinton will testify arguably about her controversial time during her term as secretary of state. clinton took a week off for campaign for president to prepare for this. during last week's democratic debate she claimed today's hearing and the extended conversation on the attack are no more than attacks from the republicans on her. today they expect lawmakers to

ask clinton why she wasn't aware of additional requests for security and why they didn't require the closure of all the other consulates. the question on capitol hill is whether congressman paul ryan will be the next house speaker. he said he wants an endorsement from the freedom caucus. last night 70% said they would back him but not the 80% he needs. they'll vote -- the full house will vote on the next speaker one week from today. among those being called in, the union that represents the metro's front line workers as well as the group that has oversight of the transportation safety. they'll also give an update on the switch to federal oversight. earlier this month secretary anthony fox placed him under direct oversight of the federal

transit administration. all of this follows a rocky year and lapses for the rail system. the train operator says it won't be able to make a big congressional deadline. it's safety feature designed to automatically stop a train or avoid a crash or derailment. vre says if congress doesn't extend the deadline, some if not all train service will have to be suspended. >> good morning. if you're just waking up at 4:32, let's turn to your meteorologist headlines with meteorologist chuck bell. >> this is the last warm day for a while, everybody. sunshine today but clouds coming back setting the stage for a cooler weekend. chances for raindrops on the marine corps increasing. not exactly the good news i wanted to share. for now it's a dry start

outside. although clouds will gradually be on the increase as we go through the course of the day. 43 in fredericksburg. hour by hur. temperatures in the 40s and low 50s at 7:00 a.m. up in the low 70s by noon. highs today back up into the mid-70s we will go. we'll detail the school day forecast. for now it's traffic time with melissa. we have roadwork hanging around. maryland, northbound and southbound, we have work around powder mill road. right now 66 and 95 looking pretty good. a little slow here. you can see 95 southbound as you're passing woodbridge here this morning. it should be out of the way in a little bit. no problems inner loop and outer loop. 270 northbound and southbound looking quite clear. as i mentioned earlier, that roadwork is out of the way. i'll see you back here in ten

minutes. >> melissa, thank you. this morning a father is waking up in police custody accused of killing his 9-month-old daughter in loudoun county. it's been more than a year that she died. her father is now charged with murder. police say they arrested ellis yesterday. he told police the little girl went limp while he was feeding her. the medical examiner said the infant died of blunt force trauma to the head. a shooting near virginia state university. we know that two people were shot. one of them was killed. another was wounded. this information coming from the richmond times dispatch this morning. not a lot of information at this point about these two victim, and police right now are still investigating what exactly led up to the shooting. we're working to find that out. aaron? >> kristin, thank you. today a former d.c. pastor

should be in court. they say he sexually abused two teenage girls. two pictures led to pictures of child porn. he served with the police department for 25 years. >> this morning we're learning of a daughter's mother found murdered in her home. police have arrested this man. she says from the beginning she suspected cole who she describes as an acquaintance of her mother. >> it's really hard to think that someone who knew her as a person, how beautiful of a person she was and how much she meant to her family dwould this to her. >> right now the police will not confirm that the suspect mitchell coleman knew the victim. they tell us only one person was involved in the murder. a missing man may be in the

district. charles tie left his home near tampa in lay september and was last seen at georgetown university hospital on october 7th. police say he has several medical issues and he may be without his medication. some american students -- american university students say the school is not taking enough action against racist comments aimed at students of color. the comments are showing up on the social media sielt yik yak which a lot of students use. they call black students derogatory names and some involve slavery. they say the problems started last year. >> they held a town hall last year where they talked about it and nothing changed. >> any student i had come in contact could have easily poechlted that and caught be thinking the same thing about me. >> it's difficult to feed who's making those posts. they're teaching racial sensitivity to faculty and

students. today you can learn more about a massive recall involving takata airbags and what's being done to protect you. there's a meeting today. 1-1. in the air. deep right center field. that ball is gone! >> look at that. a home run that broke a record and also broke chicago cubs' fans hearts last night. ah. that was new york mets' second baseman hitting his sixth home run in six straight playoff games. you know how hard that is to do that? i can't do that just to let you know. >> that's okay. >> it put the game totally out of reach. the mets swept the cubs in the national championship. they're headed to the world series starting next week. exciting times. >> good luck.

if you're heading out the door, chances are you'll want a jacket this morning. that's sure to be a different story by the time the kids get off the bus. chuck has your forecast on the next "weather & traffic on the 1s.." >> we've been saying it for a while now. time to get your flu vac sene. more women come forward in the case of a maryland min narrator: puerto rico's economy is in a death spiral. to make matters worse, washington has plans to cut another $3 billion from the island's healthcare budget. puerto ricans pay the same medicare taxes, but receive less than half the funding of mainland states, leaving the system on life support. more cuts will push the economy to the edge of disaster and put every puerto rican's care in jeopardy. washington needs to act now to save healthcare for the three

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sex for repair work. that's what 11 women claim a group of maintenance workers demanded. now federal prosecutors are looking into the claims and looking into bringing charges. there are also claims that a top housing official threatened one of hi own workers saying he couldn't guarantee her safety if she continued with her accusations. the nasal spray vaccine will be availbling to children but the next shipment is pushed back till december because of manufacturing delays. charles county still plans to offer flu shots at upcoming community clinics instead of waiting for flu mists to arrive. 4:40. your "weather & traffic on the 1s." good morning, chuck. >> we can still see our downtown monument.

a little code up here east of pu puks tawny. for today. a last of the mild days. temperatures are in the upper 40s and low 50s this morning. what to wear today? no orange pants today. come on now. light jacket, sunglasses for lat later on. but you may do jeans and a jacket. near 50 this morning. "a" for recess. perfect day to get out and do a little bike riding. we'll talk about the rain chances for sunday. for now, slowdown on i-95. never good news. >> that's right, chuck. southbound -- see, i'm already thinking about it. as you're heading into dumfries, 35 miles an hour. northbound here at lorton road you can see north of that we're totally fine. taking a look now at 66 headed

into town here, you're at speed from fairfax county parkway to the beltway. it's going to take nine minutes. 64 minutes an hour is your speed. there we have construction in maryland. closed right now north and south that should be out of the way in just a couple of minutes. i'll be back at 4:51. breaking news in to the live desk, albuquerque police have named a suspect. this is video from the scene. he has an extensive criminal history. we're told a manhunt going on all night. police say he shot an officer in the head and neck. the officer has had several surgeries. 's not been identify at this point, aaron. >> kristin, thank you.

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hillary clinton. there's no doubt the republicans will grill the democrat. they're hoping to get more information on key evidence. tracie potts is on capitol hill today. good morning. >> she's going to be on the hot seat for a while. they have new information last time she was here on capitol hill. 8,000 pages of e-mails from ambassador chris stevens. thee are not hillary clinton's e-mails. these are e-mails from the ambassador who was killed, some of which may address the security concerns she had before this happened. the select committee wants to know why security requests denied for the benghazi consulate. why did they never reach secretary clinton. were there warning signs out there? why were they there in the first

place. >> take a look. testifying about something different before benghazi. she got pretty upset. advisers are telling us part of what she wants to do today is keep her cool but also what she thinks and many democrats think is part of a witch hunt here. long day, lots of testimony starting at 10:00 a.m. >> all right. tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you, tracie. unfortunately i think we're out of time. >> with vice president joe biden out, the democratic race is pretty much a two-person showdown and that's good news for hillary clinton. in the latest nbc/wall street journal poll her lead against sanders increases dramatically without joe biden. yesterday the vice president stayed clear of making any kind of endorsements. >> 4:48. defense attorneys in the trial

of murderer charles serve travis from yesterday. this video shows the home of ruthanne lodato. it show as red escort leaving her neighborhood just before she was shot. he said his son started to show signs of problems as a taker. he's accused of killing three people over ten years. a local comedian is not letting it stop her from taking the stage tonight. paris ashay is planning on taking to the stage at comedy club. last week guys harassed her and some friends while she was leaving a club. while she ignored their advances, it situated. >> guys can say no.

as a woman you should be able to turn someone down and say, no, you're not interested. >> she decided they would not stop her from getting on the stage. they'll take a tour of the n street village. it's a shelter for low income women in the district. today representatives will be on capitol hill to end gun and domestic violence. they say the abusers with access to guns are eight times more likely to kill their partner. they want strict er firearms laws. >> uber is trying to save you money on your trip to work. zarting this morning uber will connect you with someone traveling the same way so you can share your ride and split the cost.

select uber pool service rather than uber x. they use it already in bigger cities so it could be a nice option for folks. >> make sure you know you like your carmate, right? >> you don't have to talk to them. >> could see aaron the silent treatment all the way to dulles. >> that happens to me and i sit next to him all day. >> we are so over him right now. he thinks he's funny. oh, not so much. >> on to the weather. we love the weather. >> love the weather. you can love it at least one more day as we will surge into the 70s later on this afternoon. we made 73 yesterday. i think we can do a couple of ticks warmer today. courtesy of a milder start. light wind out of the southwest at 3 miles per hour. i promise a warm day coming on the mild side. an average of 66. we'll be ten degrees warmer than

average. this is it. our last day in the 70s for a while. cooler weather starts to move back in. sunday now, marine corps marathon kay. i'm getting a little more worried about a chance for showers on sunday. the good news is it won't be cold at auchlt sunday's looking on the cloudy side. if you're planning out to watch the runners, i hate giving any chance for rain on a weekend. what about today though. here's more about today. 40s and 50s out the door early this morning. a quick rise into the 60s by 11:00 and well into the mid-70s by today. we'll be dry today. there's a little weather front across pennsylvania that. will increase our clouds. our next big weather system is way out to the west. that promises a little chance for rain coming up on sunday. here's future rain.

it's between midnight and 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. by tomorrow we should be getting back into the sunshine once again. as we get into the weekend, a chance for a cooldown and a chance for rain. today, nothing to worry about. here's thursday night on into frild. there's that little chance. and as you get into the weekend unfortunately the rain chance is sneaking up on sunday and monday. 76 today. 66 tomorrow. 65 saturday. dry for the next couple of days. best chance for rain sneaking in on sunday and again wednesday of next week. soak in those 70s, melissa. top down weather this afternoon. >> sounds good to me. sounds like i'm sitting in my backyard later today. going 35 miles an hour. don't have to worry about that too much. as we widen out a little bit, you see 66 is nice and greet, you have a little spot of

yellow. right now prince george's county is nice and green. you don't have to worry about anything happening there as of yet. from 70 down to the spur, it's going to take you 26 minutes. you're on time. you don't have to worry about anything there. the roadwork is out of the way. cherry hill road, northbound, southbound, no issues. i'll see you right back here at 5:01. >> remind me to pick up my dry cleaning. call eun. it might be helpful but is it distracting? the new distraction on all the voice call demands. >> how one community is bounding together to keep crook ♪

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we continue to follow a pier of breaking news stories. in union market police are investigating a deadly stabbing. we're also standing by to learn more of a shooting in the southeast. it's chilly right now but get ready for a warmup. chuck bell is putting together your hometown highs. >> new details regarding a hit-and-run. tragic accident. that's how the prosecutor's office describe a woman hit by a construction driver. there's no evidence the driver

knew she had hit someone before leaving the scene. no one saw the woman hit the woman. this is great story about a community coming together. when robbers started targeting an anacostia res straujts, the community said, not so fast. they pitched in and bought security cameras for mama's pizza kitchen. the place has been robbed five times. she received a check to help recover the lost. she never described putting barrier up between her and her customers. it -- you cannot talk to people. >> community members say they wanted to help since mama pizza often hires within the neighborhood. they also give food to the homeless and local youth groups. it always comes up.

today the fbi director james comey is expected to test before the house judicial committee. management of the bureau says impact on law enforcement activities. they're still distracting. according to a aaa study it takes a driver 27 seconds to return to full attention after using voice kmanlsd. they say apple's siri is more distracting than google now. >> yeah. she'll have a conversation with you. dwroijt want to start that. this morning we get our first look at the space being transformed for kids and teens at the district's largest homeless shelter. more than 700 people live in the d.c. shelter and more than half are teenagers. the playtime project now raised $40,000 to design and build those kids a space of their own.

>> young people need a space. it helps them complete science projects wchl dough reading and math tutoring. >> the long-term plan is to close the shelter in two years. the short-term plan for now is to make it home for the hundreds of people who live there. we have breaking news right now out of the district. one person is dead after a stabbing inside of a nightclub. this happened near the union market area. officers responded to the lay lounge last night. we have a live report coming up at 5:15. police investigating a man's shooting death there. detectives responded to a call for a shooting in the 1900 block of "q" street southeast just before 10:00 laugh t.