>> 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 night.

they found one man with gunshot wounsd. he died. right now there's no word on all suspect. good morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eunion. let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell. >> 70s one more time. that's the good news for today's forecast. the bad news is rain chances sneaking up. obviously we'll be talking more than in a bit. for now it's 43 in new market, maryland, 52 nguywinchester, 50 degrees in maryland. planning out your day hour by hour 40rkss and 50s. up to near 60 by 9:00 a. 68 by 11:00 and you'll spend mohs of your thursday afternoon sitting in warm sunshine. temperatures today, mid-70s. more clouds late this afternoon into the evening and we might get a sprinkle or two. that's not going to worry

anybody at all. i know me personally i'll be in bed. amelia segal has that. >> speaking of being in bed early, here's melissa mollet. we don't have any problems northbound or southbound. a big look at the beltway, rolling along just fine. taking a look at the top of the beltway, 95, b.w. parkway, everything rolling along nicely. 66 here and 95. it's finally cleared up here as you're approaching dumfries. southbound, no more slowdowns. prince george's county, overall great. we have a little bit of construction. it should be out of the way soon. i'll see you in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. r5:02. developing right now, a police officer is in critical condition in albuquerque, new mexico. albuquerque police say a man shot him during the a traffic stop last night.

they arrested a man for a shooting and named him just in the last hour. they say the suspect had a suspected history of a violent crime including a former murder charge. also in albuquerque, new developments in the deadly shooting of a little girl. police say i starltd as a road rage incident. the man confessed to shooting the 4-year-old girl through a car window tuesday. he's in jay on a $650,000 bond. happening today, a 19-year-old man will be sentenced for assaulting a man on a metro is calculator. that's not the only thing he'll be admitting to. he also punched an officer in the face. smith intervened and punched an officer when he tried to arrest

him. he also knocked down a man in the market. in 2015 he attacked a robber. that happened in silver springs. we're lenning the name of the 95-year-old woman who was killed. the driver of a bmw hit margaret widrow. she was in the crosswalk. the driver stayed on the scene. police are trying to figure out what happened there. >> expect political drama to play out on capitol hill. hillary clinton will testify about a controversial time. a select committee of house lawmakers will grill her on the benghazi attack and the events leading up to them. benghazi took off from her campaign to prepare for this. she claimed the attack is no more than the republicans campaigning against her.

not everyone agrees. four americans died on september 11, 2012. today lawmakers are expected to ask clinton to why she didn't request additional security and why the request despite the closures of nearly all the other consulates. another story on capitol hill is whether congressman paul ryan will be the next speaker of the house. he wants an endorsement from the hard line house freedom caucus. last night more than 77% of the members did back him but not the 80% he needs for a formal endorsement. the republican leaders will vote on a speaker of the house next wednesday. and tomorrow a former d.c. police officer and pastor accused of crimes against children should be in court. d.c. police arrested darrell betts. pictures led to additional porn charges.

and the man is waking up in police custody this morning accused of killing his 9-month-old daughter. police arrested ellis yesterday. he originally told police the little girl went limp while he was feeding her, but the medical examiner said the infant died of blunt force trauma to the head. 5:06. we're hearing from the daughter of a woman found murdered in her home. she discovered her mother's body on tuesday. police have arrested this man, mitchell jones. she told frus the beginning she suspected man who was an acquaintance of her mother's. >> it's really hard to think

that someone would do this to her. >> right now police will not confirm that the suspect mitchell cole knew the victim. they did tell us they believe only one person was involved in the murder. i'm molette green in the news room. we want you to keep a close eye on children getting on and off the bus. police stopped giving out tickets to drivers who ignore school bus stop signs weeks ago on october 2nd because of how this law is worded. at issue, whether violators had to be ticketed in person or receive a citation in the mail. the 2011 law did not exclusively provide that. it's still illegal to pass a stopped school bus with its stop

arm extended. back to you. >> molllettmolette, thank you. hostage situation in ohio involving several firefighters. we're hours away from a meeting surrounding metro and your safety. who will be on hand and what we can learn. speaking of metro, if you're outdoor heading for a train, grab a jac

welcome back. man is in custody after holding three officers. a man was burning leaves. when they asked him to stop he pulled out a rifle. three firefighters were held hostage for about two hours. no one was hurt. a renewed push today to get a hit and rupp-driver off the roads.

you might remember eddie alvarez. police in montgomery county will not make any arrests. montgomery county council member rice and his father will be there as well. time to check in with the weather forecast. let's check in with amelia segal. >> reporter: i'm just fine in this vest, but it all depends on where you are this morning. a wide range of temperatures in the more rural area. definitely want to grab a jacket. manassas around 39 degrees. a more comfortable 49 at reagan national. heading to work you might want the jacket. sunrise time right now, 7:35. it's a windows down commute home, melissa, with a temperature around 74 degrees.

issues on the road this morning? >> i do have a problem i want to mention, amelia. we have a pothole in the left lane but it's already given somebody a flat tire here this morning so you could see some folks pulled over because of this as you're passing 198. let's zoom in to those and tell you what's going on here. north georgia at randolph, we have one lane blocked there. an incident. getting a report of a stalled vehicle there off the left shoulder. 66 looks good. so does 95. we'll take a look at 2750 coming up. we continue to watch breaking news where just about an hour ago they are confirming a deadly stabbing. "news4's" megan mcgrath pulled up to the scene. they could miss major deadline. why some train service could be suspended. >> and this new character brought to you by the letter "j." the new face you and your kids

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5:17. breaking news in the district. a person has died after a stabbing at a nightclub. this happened near the union market area. "news4's" megan mcgrath has more on what happened in that investigation. megan, what happened? >> reporter: well, aaron, this stabbing happened inside the leila lounge. you see there's a lot of wholesa wholesale. a man had been stabbed inside the club. the victim was taken to an area hospital but later pronounced dead. not a lot of information available at this point. no word on what led up to this

deadly stabbing. no word on any suspect descriptions or a vehicle that may have been used as a getaway car in that. all of that still part of the investigation. i should mention there is a camera right outsiedde the plac. certainly very early. there are a lot of questions yet. one man has been killed. today's metro board meeting will all about your safety. it has oversight of the transit satety. metro will also give an update on it. earlier this month they placed

them on oversight. this follows a rocky year of safety accidents. shifting gears to vre, the train operator says lit not be able to make a big congressional deadline. in 2008 they set a deadline for trains to have what's called a positive train control installed within years. it's a safety. vre says if congress doesn't extend the deadline some if not all train service will have to be suspended. 5:19. a missing florida man may be here in the district. take a look at his picture here. if you recognize this marngs police would like to hear from you. charles tie left his home in tampa. he left the hospital on october 7th. police say he has several medical issues and they're

concerned he may be without his medication. some university of maryland students are saying they're not taking enough of an action regarding race and comments of color. the comments are showing up on yik yak, a site a lot of students use. they're calling them derogatory names and some of endorse slavery. some students we talked with say it started last year. >> they held a town hall to talk about it and nothing changed. >> every student i come in contact with could have posted that and they could be saying the same thing about me. >> the school says it's difficult to identify who's making posts. they say the school is teaching racial sensitivity to faculty and students. today you can learn more about a massive recall involving those takata airbags and what's being done to protect you now. they'll host a public meeting today. it happens at 10:00 this morning at the department of transportation headquarters in

southeast d.c. more than 20 million vehicles in the u.s. alone were recalled because of faulty airbags. >> amazing. >> oh. this new video is part of a new "sesame street" campaign about children with autism. it's called "see amazing in all children." there's also a brand-new "sesame street" character coming as part of the campaign. she's julia and she has autism. you'll see her mostly in "sesame street" storybooks. "sesame street" always tries to get behind these things and help people deal with these issues. >> all of these viewers on the cutting edge. a live look outside. 56 degrees outside our studios. chuck bell has an eye on what you'll find. >> what are your two favorite

"sesame street" characters? >> i'm going with snuff luf a i guess. >> for those of you who don't remember he's the big purple elephant with the fur. love him. a little change in the forecast. that's all anyone cares about. a little increase in the rain chance coming up on sunday. we've had to put in a 30% chance of light rain primarily in the i early morning hours. right now the skies are partly cloudy. a little patchy clouds. on the whole, visibility is pretty good around the region first thing this morning. it's in the mid-40s in the suburbs. 41 in our cold spots. culpeper at 40. it's mid 40s from damascus to

leesburg. a couple of clouds around this morning. don't you worry, we'll get plenty of blue skies around later this afternoon. it will be a partly to mostly sunny day. temperatures will rise from the 40s to 50s now. well up into the mid- 0s. here's future weather then. here's the clearing sky for your afternoon plans. overnight a couple manufacture clouds coming back in as a weather front drops on by. might rain a sprink oral two. rain chances are nice and low. highs today are in the 70s. back down closer to average in the mid-60s. and as we get into the weekend, another weather front coming in our direction. that's another reason the rain chances have increased. so highs this weekend will be in the 60s. plenty of clouds. cloudy skies could move in as early as late afternoon, saturday night. unfortunately we have the rain forecast. 76rd.

mid-60s again on saturday. cloudy skies. saturday night with a little rain chance on your sunday and then drying out into early next week. we'll have the four things you need to know in the weather coming up in ten minutes. for now, melissa mollet. >> inner loop and outer loop, we don't have any issues here. v.w. southbound, we have a pothole in the left lane being reported with one person already with a flat tire. be careful if you're headed that way. it's not going to get fixed today i wouldn't think or at least early this morning. georgetown ave you at randolph road, also i'm standing right in the way of what else is happening. outer loop at the spur, i have a stalled vehicle. top of the beltway looks quite good there. colesville road rolling along nicely. 66, i-95, no major issues. back in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:44. wikileaks is spilling some of

the contents from john brennan's personal e-mail account. some of the information including vice he gave president obama on iran. they say they used a code to trick him. they reset his password on his aol account and took it over. 5:24. the police commissioner of new york is absolutely furious. he said a dangerous real criminal is the one who shot and killed a police officer tuesday night. tyrone howard was in court yesterday. friends and family openly sobbed. his father spoke after the hearing. >> he wanted to be a policeman, and that he did. he did his duties diligently. >> the commissioner said howard should have never been on the street this week. he faced a list of charges and was wanted in another shooting.

the grand jury should pick up the case tomorrow. new this morning sec of state john kerry is in germany. he's meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu in berlin and is trying to eetz the tensions. he also wants to know about the stay sus. a group of palestinians are accused of setting fires to a compound. just into our newsroom, netanyahu told kerry to tell them to stop spreading lies. kerry will head to jar dan later this week to meet with the palestinian president. police in mexico are rounding up people who may know where the country's most wanted fudgive is hiding. drug boss roy wean el chapo guzman is hiding. they say he traveled by land and a small plane right after his

escape. 5:27. university of minnesota's basketball coach took the time out on media day to address the allegations against his father rick pitino. >> by the end of the day, i know he had zero knowledge of any of those alleged things and you go from there. but time will tell. i think it's a long way from knowing what the truth will be. >> hall of fame coach rick pitino is at the enter center of the ncaa investigation. rick pitino said he had no knowledge of these allegations. happening today, hillary clinton on capitol hill. what we could learn today when she testifies on the attacks in benghazi. changes start today for all of you uber users. the new service that begins and how it could save you money. we could see temps in the we could see temps in the upper 70s today but exp

i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad. republican hal parrish claims he improved transportation. but the truth is he was nowhere to be found. literally. parrish holds a seat on the northern virginia transportation authority, but 34 times he failed to show up for meetings. parrish skipped more meetings than any other member. and hal parrish refused to support the bi-partisan transportation bill. why would we want to get stuck with republican hal parrish in richmond?

i'm kristin wright at the live desk. a man has attacked someone. 400 students go to this from

preschool to high school and we'll follow this along and pass along whatever information we can. >> thank you, kristin. good morning. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we begin with four things you need know about your forecast. chuck? >> not a bad looking day at all. one more warm day surging into the 70s today. cloudy overnight tonight. maybe a sprinkle or two possible. turning cooler for the weekend. a chance for raindrops. for today we're dry. a little weather front to the north promising an increase in cloud cover later on today and overnight. it's not cold at all. this morning no 30s in the metro area. falls church. high temperatures today, yes indeed. what is there not to like about this. highs today, how about 77 in leesburg and ashburn. 77 in manassas and bull run. 78 in fred riggs burg. nice look day to be outside for

today. bus stop forecast, that's ten little ol' minutes from now. melissa mollet with "first4 traffic." >> i know where i'll be later as well. outside. i'll be going warm me up this morning. taking a look at prince george's county, right now don't have any major problems to speak of at this point. b.w. parkway at 198. a couple of problems because of a pothole. it seems small but still an issue. still have one lane blocked. no problems from fairfax to the parkway. we'll have the rest of your forecast coming up. as secretary of state she stood strong never backing down. now republicans are playing politics over benghazi. >> that is part of a new ad backing hillary clinton ahead of a hearing today on the benghazi attack. it is quiet at the capitol right

now but later this morning a republican led committee is going to grill the former secretary of state. the committee is hoping to get answers to key questions surrounding the violence in benghazi and the security breaches that failed to keep the americans safe. today's hearing could last as long as eight hours. we expect them to reference 8 through pages of new e-mails. they cofrom ambassador chris stevens, one of the four americans who died in the attack. >> where does the fault of this lie? it lies at the state department who only 36 hours ago have released some of ambassador stevens' e-mails. stevens asked for more security before he died. he didn't get it. clinton's team says those requests never reached her desk. many democrats see today's hearing as sort of a witch hunt as a way to battle.

>> unfortunately we're out of time. >> with vice president joe biden out of the race, the democratic race for president is pretty much now a two-person showdown and that's good news for hillary clinton. her lead over senator bernie sanders increases dramatically without biden. during his address yesterday, biden stayed clear of any kind of endorsements. >> defense attorneys in the trial of accused serial killer charles severance head back to court. before resting yesterday, they showed this video that shows the home of ruthanne lodato. it shows the red escort matching the description of his car leaving the neighborhood before low dano was shot to death. severance started showing signs as a teenager. a local comedian is not

allowing attacks from stopping her from performing on the stage. paris sashay has a broken noerksz chipped tooth and cuts and bruises on her face. she and her friends were attacked after they ignored advances. it escalated into violence. >> guys make it where you don't have a say to say no anymore. as a woman you should be able to turn someone down but say no like you're just not interested. >> sashay has decided to perform at the d.c. comedy club. today members of the house financial committee will take a tour of the "n" street village in d.c. lawmakers hope to highlight the need for funding and investment. it's a shelter. today they'll be on capitol

hill to work on gun and domestic violence. abusers with auk says to guns are eight times more likely to kill their partner. they ask for stricter firearms laws and increased protection for domestic violence victims. students at d.c. private schools. they vowed to continue the program to 2021 with some changes. they increased funding to $20 million a year. since 2004 more than 6,000 students have received scholarships through this program. the white house is not on board saying that money should go to public, not private schools. >> police officers assigned to three montgomery county high schools have started wearing body cameras. the officers started wearing those cameras last week. police respond to incidents at those schools may also be with

that department. uber is trying to save you money on your trip to work. this morning they'll connect you with somebody traveling the same way you're going so you can share the ride and split the cost. it's 25% cheaper than uber x. it goes from the district to arlington. reagan national, and dulles international airport. three former leaders are now part of theizen hoyer former committee. the group wants a memorial honoring presidentizen hoyer to be built in the district. not everyone in congress is on board. we've been saying it for a while now. this is the time to get your flu vaccine. what's the wait now in charles county? >> more women have come forward with maryland minute tense men. >> if you're not by your tv,

take a look at some of these temperatures. 39 degrees in manassas right now. will you need a swea

sex for repair work. that's what several women are alleging. they're considering charges. there are also claims a top housing official threatened one of its own workers saying he couldn't guarantee her safety if she continued with her accusations. >> there's a shortage of a flu vaccine. flu mist is a nasal spray. the next shipment of flu mist is pushed back until december because of manufacturing delay. charles county still plans to offer flu shots in upcoming clinics instead of waiting for flu mists to arrive. 5:41. we want to can gget a check on weather. amelia segal is outside.

how are you? >> good. have leaf blowing going on here. at the bus stop it will be cool. by recess we'll give it an "a" with temperatures at 80 degrees. spectacular. temperatures in the mid-70s with clouds and sun. there is rain in the fast on sunday mornmorning. chuck will have more. for now we're going to send it over to melissa. you have a new crash? >> just in. b.w. parkway southbound at 198 still have a pothole and a couple of potholes that have gotten into trouble. 95 northbound looks good as far as travel times go. back in maryland now, germantown

to the beltway 1rks, 11 minutes time. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. >> remind me to call chocolate. find aaron. >> are you calling me chocolate? >> no. two separate things i need to take care of. not on our watch. one community is

together to keep crooks from 14 before the hour. we continue to follow a pair of breaking stus. inionion market less than an hour ago we're confirming police are investigating a deadly shooting. both stories coming up at 6:00. outside this morning cool and dry. low 40s in the suburbs to low

50s around town. we're talking 70s around town. seven-day forecast in a few minutes. still have this crash right now at 270 southbound with a crash off to the right shoulder. you're seeing some slowdowns. southbound b.w. parkway. may send a chopper to check that one out in a couple of minutes. >> thanks, melissa. a safety program meant to protect students who take the bus is on hold. molette green is explaining why you won't get a ticket. molet molette? >> virginia's top lawyer just weighed in on this program. they say it works but is at a standstill right now. at issue how the law is worded and we just got word from the commonwealth's attorney general who says this need as fix from the state legislature. police stopped giving out tickets to those who ignore it.

this law needs to clear up whether violators have to be ticketed in person or receive a citation in the mail. the 2011 law did not mention a citation by mail provision. now, while this ticket program is on hold for now in the city of false church, please remember it is still illegal to pass a stopped school bard with its stop arm extended. aaron? >> thank you. it's 5:48. developing in virginia, a shooting near the university. one person has died apparently. this shooting happened just a few block as i way from skra state overnight. south of richmond. now, according to our affiliate in richmond, two were shot there. the second is expected to survive. this morning we're learning of a daughter who found her mother's body in her home. police have arrested this man mitchell cole for the murder.

she suspected man who was an acquaintance of her mother, was responsible for her death. >> it's really hard to think that someone who knew her, knew her as a person, how beautiful of a person she was and how much she meant to her family would do this to her. >> right now police will not confirm that the suspect mitchell coal knew the victim. today a former d.c. accomplish and pastor accuse of crimes against children should be in court. d.c. police arrested daryl betts in new york. best served with the police department in d.c. for 25 years. new video could help police zero in on thieves. they think this same masked men

held up three extorts in leites august, early september. if you have any information, police would leak to hear from you. some mens are now coming it against a new political action committee that's defending the mayor. the people behind it say they plan to raise a million dollar for muriel bowser. it allows the pac to receive unlimited amounts. it will go toward her political opponents. >> it seemed immoral and even if they could get away with it. it's the difference between something you could do and something you should do. >> several members are closing a loop hole. mayor bowser disputed claims the pack will be used to target anyone. >> metro making progress on a power substation that was severe le damage.

right now crews are in the testing phase to see what's salvageable. they hope to have two transformers up and running by the beginning of the year. 5:51 right now. let's take a look at the current temperatures. a lot of us will see temperatures in tupper 70s today but that cooldown is on the way. >> let's focus on the 70s though. what was that? bell bottoms. now i've heard it. >> are you going to wear bell bottoms and do the disco? >> he put shag carpet in his house in avocado green. let's not remember that part of the '70s. harvest gold, another very popular color from the e 70s. temperatures have remained milder than the last few mornings.

in and around town, it's not too cold. temperature, 53 at national airport. it's going to be mild day today. temperatures about 10 degrees warmer than average but don't get used to it. it will be in the 70s. it will stay dry today and for much of tomorrow. as we get into the weekend, saturday doesn't look like a problem. the walk is on saturday morning. up and i will be there for the kickoff for that. sunday morning, run the marine corps marathon. cloudy skies and a light chance for rain or sprinkle. at least it won't be cold and sunday if you're going out, runners won't need umbrellas but if you're going out. you may need a small umbrella for occasional shower. more on today's great weather though. 40s and 50s early this morning will be replaced by 60s early on and mid to high 780s for later.

that's going to come through here in two ways. the second part of that front arrives on saturday. that's the rain chance thats in for early sunday morning. future weather through today, sunshine and warm. nothing to worry about at all. highs today, 77 in leesburg, 75 in warls dorf and la plata. here's saturday at lunchtime, the skies going partly to mostly cloudy. we'll start out cloudy. there's that rain chance sneaking in. here's your seven-day forecast forecast. not too bad. temperatures near average. a little chance for light rain. real chance -- good chance for rain comes up mid next week. a check on traffic with melissa mollet. >> a brand-new crash at 66.

trying to get a chopper over this one to find out what's i got on. around 270 south after this you have a crash thachlt's fairly typical as you're coming out of frederick headed south bound. quantico to the beltway, taking you 20. that looks good. as you erie coming across the water, that looks good. don't have any major problems there. that earlier issue with that pothole we were talking about. b.w. park wairk sounds like a couple of vehicles were affected off to the should eric not slowing anything down. back in ten minutes. >> mms, thank you. 5:54. new details in a deadly hit and run. a tragic accident. that's how alexandria's commonwealth attorney describes the death of a woman hit by a construction truck.

prosecutors say they'll not file any charges against that driver. they say there's no evidence the dreesher knew she hit someone before leaving the scene. a woman named ann bogart died in that crash last month. this is a story about a community coming together to help a neighbor. when robbersed targeting an anna costa restaurant, neighbors said, not so fast. they collected money to buy a surveillance camera. she's been robbed five time this year. she said despite the robbery she never considered putting a barrier up between her and her commerce. >> it doesn't scare me to death. you cannot talk to people. >> community members say they want to help since mama's pizza

often hires within the area. they're also begined food to the homeless. good morning. i'm landon dowdy of cnbc headquarters. the irs will now recognize same-sex marriages nationwide even if states have not legalized them. they'll announce draft regulations that will include the terms husband and wife to include same-sex spouses. the new rules will apply to any federal tax provision including filing taxes. and youtube is watching an ad-free subscription service. for $9.99, they'll be able to save videos and get access to new and original shoes. plus a new app called youtube

where they can build a playlist of songs. with your cnbcs by morning report, i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thank you. car infotainment can let drivers still keep their hands on the wheels. a new study shows it takes 27 seconds for drivers to refocus. a word of warning an situation that could leave you looking for another way to work. vre says it may be forced to suspe suspend operations. please keep the trans rolling. >> a deadly stab

. right now in northeast washington, man is dead after an oolz early morning stabbing inside a d.c. nightclub. we're live at the scene with more information on this attack. and a warning that could leave thousands of area commuters looking for a new way to work. why vre says it may be forced to suspend service. plus a crash on 66 that could slow you don this morning, details coming up. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is here with your

hometown forecast. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, eun. your hometown is going to be sunny and warm today no matter where on the dmv you live. it's a dry morning in the 70s one more time, everybody. that will be today. rain chances, nothing to worry about today or tomorrow. ads we get back into the weekend, a little more concern. for now, 45 gaithersburg and leesburg, 39d. 51 arlington and washington. planning out your day. temperatures in the 40s out the door early this morning. near 60 by 9:00 a.m. near 70 by noontime. a fair amount of sunshine. by then we'll be in the mid-70s across the area. a collect on traffic now with melissa mollet. >> good morning. right now we're sending a chopper over to 66 at sudbury road. not seeing anything too exciting here on camera. let's hope the volume is not as crazy as i'm perhaps