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

anticipating. 270 southbound. we still have that crash. it's off the shoulders. of course, we're getting typically slow there. we'll see you with travel times in ten minutes. we're following breaking news. a deadly incident inside a d.c. nightclub. police rushed to leila lounge this morning. that's where "news4's" megan mcgrath is live right now with new information on what happened last night. miggen, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, aaron, i talked to man. you see behind me the layla lounge. there are a lot of wholesale food businesses and the club is tucked in between some of those markets on moore street. a little while ago i spoke with a man who was here. he said he performed cpr on the

victim and applied pressure to the victim's wounds until police arrived and took over. he said he's only sorry he wasn't able to save the man's life. what happened is still unclear. about 1:15 people inside the layla lounge became aware of this man in distress. he was bleeding, apparently in and out of consciousness. he was taken to an area hospital, pronounced dead of apparent stab wounds. there are, however, surveillance cameras outside the club. no doubt investigators are going to be taking a look at the images that may have been captured on those cameras in their effort to locate the killer. anyone with information. ny witnesses, you're asked to come forward number lootout for a suspect at this point. no word of any arrests. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. >> new development this morning about the shooting of a police officer in new mexico.

police say he has an extensive heft of violent crime. they arrested him hours ago. they say he shot the officer after he was pulled over last night. the officer is in critical condition right now. the police have not released his name. today a 19-year-old man will be sentenced for assaulting another man on an escalator. that's not the only pleep elijah smith. back in april he punched a 69-year-old man and knocked him down in an eastern market. >> the board will be meeting to talk about the metro workers. metro will also give an update on the new switch to federal oversight. earlier this month transportation secretary anthony

fox placed metro under the direct oversight of the federal transit administration. all this following a rocky year of safety lapses and accidents for the rail system. today montgomery county police officers will join a local father in asking for answers in his son's hit-and-run. no one has anything. the man is getting around on crutches. they're holding a news conference to ask for help. we're learning the name of the 95-year-old woman killed while crossing the street in bethesda. police say the driver of the bmw hit a woman, margaret wydro. she was walking in the cross walk. investigators are still working to figure out exactly what

>> coming up at 6:05. hillary clinton will talk about her time as secretary of state. they have new information that chris stevens requested backup. he's one of four americans who died in the attack. today they'll ask hillary clinton why he wasn't granted the request for additional security despite the closure of all other consulates. during the debate clinton claims the hearing is no more than republicans campaigning against her. another developing story on capitol hill. will wisconsin representative paul ryan be the next house speaker. the republican wants an endorsement from the hard-line house freedom caucus. last night more than 77% of the

people backerd him but not 280%. there's a fight developing in virginia that could affect your power bill. the state's attorney general wants dominion power to drop plans to build a third nuclear building. the construction could top $19 billion and bump up customer bills by as much as 25%. dominion officials say it would cost 2 m.i.p.ion daps. they say it would be premature to stop plans before then. the vre is making a strong demand to congress and it may leave you without a ride in the new year. in 2008 congress set a deadline for having a positive train installed. it's a safety feature to stop a train from a crash or derailment. they say if congress doesn't

extend the deadline, some if not all will have to be suspended. a push for a university to take action after claims of racism. a tool where someone is leaving hateful remarks. a live look outside our station. amelia segal joins us next on what we can expect. first, to a developing issue. the police have made an arrest that left a little girl

it's 6:10. police say this man confessed to the shooting. he's in jail on a $650,000 cash

bond right now. according to police, the man shot at a truck two days ago and hit a 4-year-old girl in the head. the man was taken into custody yesterday. hes we identified as the suspect late last night. you can expect more recalls on the takata airbags and what's being done to protect you. the national highway safety transportation authority will be holding a meeting this morning. the airbags have been linked to eight deaths and more than 100 injuries. >> 6:11 your time right now. what you need to wear when you head out the door this morning. time for a check on the weather. "storm team 4's" amelia segal has your forecast this morning. how's it feel outside, amelia? >> it's comfortably cool. the wind is very tranquil. temperatures for the most part are in the 40s and 50s right now. we're coming on the low 50s in

northwest washington. 51 degrees. heading toward this morning, you probably want to have a jacket coming home. you'll absolutely not need it. sunrise now, 7:25. if you're leaving for work, you'll need sunglasses. the temperature around 74 degrees and a mix of clouds and sun. chuck's going to have updates to cooler temperatures arriving tomorrow in ten minutes but for now we're going to send things even to melissa tracking another accident this morning. >> another new accident in colesville after new hampshire avenue. brand-new information on a crash. chopper on the way to 66 eastbound there at sell by road to show us what's happening there as far as that accident. taking a look at travel times. 270 to the spur, no problem. top of the beltway, getting a little slow. 66 inbound looks good from fairfax parkway to the beltway. quantico to the beltway also rolling along nicely. remember to listen to wtop 10 .5

when you hop in your car. >> thanks, melissa. domino's pizza has been changing their ways. now they're change the way they're delivering. first now we're following developments out of ohio. a number of firefighters taken hostage there. what triggered this bizarre

first now we're following more from the live desk. an attack on a school. a swedish news agency is reporting that one person has died. we also just learn thad a masked man with a sword is behind this attack. this is video just in from outside of the school. looks like a lot of parents, a few students outside. this man with a sword wounded at least four students and one adult. we understand this is a preschool through high school. police apparently shot this man after the attack. no word on how that person is doing right now. we'll have more hopefully throughout the morning. back to you. a student i had come in

contact with could have easily posted that and said the same thing about me. >> there's an action the school is expected to take. some american university students say the school isn't taking enough actions. the anonymous messages call black students droeg torr s der and talk about slavery. they t school says it's teaching racial sensitivity. >> i think american university talks about diversity. but you see what studenting really have to say. >> the school says it's difficult to identify the person making post. right now a man is facing some serious charges after

holding three firefighters hostage. someone called in about a brushfire. firefighters were called to the scene. when they arrived, the man brought out a gun. the "washington post" reporting there must be five police officers in place in upper marlboro. they'll not allow live ammunition. it will not -- it will require all firearms to have trigger locks and advocates say they're making it as hard as possible to have gun show in the county. before resting yesterday the pros kult showed this video. it comes from security cameras near the home of ruth an loganl.

it shows the zrings of the red escort leaving her neighborhood just after she was shot. the defense team called severance's parents to the stand. admiral stan severance said serve rab's starting to show signs of mental problems as a teenager. he is accused of killing three people over ten years. street harassment is no laughing matter but a local comedian is not letting it stop her. paris sashay was leaving a d.c. club. she said guys attacked her after she ignored their advances. >> guys can say no but as a woman you should be able to turn someone down. just say no. >> she's planning to perform at the d.c. improv club. she decided those who hurt her would not stop her from getting

on stage. police officers assigned to three montgomery high schools have started wearing body cameras. the officers at walt whitman and seneca high schools starting wearing the cameras last week. they may also be equipped with cameras. they're part of the police department's body cam or pilot program. in less than a week, you can watch the top ten republican candidates for republican debate. the rest of the field will par it is tate in what they're calling a debate. since scott walker dropped out of the race, you can catch the rest of the contenders on czech republic nbc wednesday night. the director of the cia is dealing with an e-mail hack. wikileaks is spilling some of the details on brennan. they say he used a phoney code to trick verizon into revealing enough of brennan's account

information. from there they reset his e-mail account and took it over. the house voted to continue the program through to 21 with some changes. low income students now required to release vouchers. since 2004 more than 6,000 students have received scholarships through this program. the white house not on board saying that money should go to public not private schools. the eisenhower memorial advisory committee may now pack a bigger punch. three former secretaries of state, hebry kissinger, madeleine albright, and condoleezza rice are on the committee. the design has been approved but not evan in congress is on board. we now have the information on how easy it was to get

around. a lot of people said traffic was light on those days. they say traffic on highways was just 4% less on the days that the pope was here. however, congestion went down by more than 10% at that time. your ability to trust getting where you were going on the time went up by more than 30%. >> but a lot of people stayed home. they didn't want to deal with traffic. we had drn a lot of teleworking with us going on. it was a jewish holiday too. so it lightened all the mooning around for the best. let's check in on the forecast with chuck bell. >> aaron and eun, quiet enough to get your thursday under way. no rain this morning. you can leave your umbrellas at home. that won't necessarily be the case all the way through the next seven days. next best chance for rain comes up unfortunately on sunday. second half of the weekend, nothing heavy. if we get any, probably a tenth

of an-inch across the area. a nice dry morning. 70s again today. we might actually get a sprinkle late tonight. that's the leading edge of the end of the 70-degree weather we'll be enjoying. as the frontomes by, extra clouds with it. might route out a sprinkle or two. probably in the predawn hours. for now your thursday off to a quiet start. 45 in gaithersburg. 49 degrees in rosaryville and brandywine. skycast 4, we have clouds to deal with early this morning. i think by later this afternoon, the skyings will get bluer and bluer for a time. a bluer afternoon. and then clouds come right back in on us after the sun goes down tonight. hour by hour, for today, 40s and 50s early this morning. up to near 70 by lunchtime. how about 76 degrees finance your thursday.

sunny, warm, no chances for rain during the daylight hour. here come the extra clouds. here's that little sprinkle chance out across far western maryland and maybe into the shenandoah valley valley. then we're right back into the sunshine for your friday afternoon it's going to be a beauty of a day as we head outside. as you start thinking about your weekend, there will be changes by weekend time. highs today, mid-70s. friday, highs in the mid-60s. again as we get into the new england wecht. there's a weather front that coming in. that means a chance for rain unfortunately. here's your seven-day forecast. 66 tomorrow. not too bad over the weekend. a lot of clouds saturday night into sunday but there's a slide chance for a shower on sunday afternoon. right now i have a brand-new crash outer loop. sounds like we have that shoulder blocked and no lanes. also brand-new crash at suitland

parkway. we're not sure about any closures there. 95, you can see you're on-time. that's good right now. a little slow as you're headed northbound. that's totally normal for this time of day. don't worry about that one. 66 inbound at suddenly road with a vehicle off to the right side slowing things down just a tad here this morning and 270, a little slow as well. totally normal. nothing in your way. i'll see you back in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. the nationwide shortage of the flu mist. it will be available through the charles county school program but the next shipment is pushed back till december because of manufacturing delays. they still plan to offer flu shottingen sted of waiting for the flu mist to arrive. the flew takes an economic toll.

more than $10 billion a year in direct medical costs not to mention billions more in lost productivity. they expanded their recommendation. some offer protection against three strains of the flu virus. others offer protection against more. dominos is rolling out a brand-new way to deliver its pizza. on time. i'm kidding. that's not if there there. >> what are you trying to do. >> you know what? you have everyone's attention. >> don't tweet me. this is the chevy spark. this is the dxp. it has room for 80 pizzas,

napkins, sodas, warming oven. it's supposed to keep your pizza at about 80 degrees it's still hot. it means you don't have to warm it up. you're making me hungry. this morning one virginia school district is pulling the plug on cameras. why they say they had no choice. >> also we'll show you why the safety feature won't be available any time soon. a pretty view at the capital wheel and national harbor. 54 degrees right now.

they're cameras on school buses designed to watch your children getting on and auchlt why that cannot ticket drivers who fail to stop. first, day you'll want to spend outside. cool temperatures right now. changes on the horizon. "storm team 4" with four things you need to no. chuck? >> a very pleasant day coming

your way today. what you need to know about the forecast. well, one more warm day. that is today. cloudy night coming up for tonight, but not much of a rain threat. turning cooler. now a chance for rain the second half of the weekend. this morning, though, nothing to worry about. temperatures in the low 40s to 50s around town. 47 now in rockville. forecasted highs will be in the mid to upper 70s. more on the weekend rain chances coming jup breaking news right now on the roads. brand-new crash now. we started talking about this a little while ago. 29 south after new hampshire avenue right now we have a report of a pedestrian struck. this is a report to show you. as you're approaching, trying to get more information about that crash. outer loop at river road has the left side blocked there. does not seem to be slowing

things down. they still have that accident as well. more on this crash here. along 29 at new hampshire and travel time's in ten minutes. it is 6:32. we have breaking news in the district. police are investigating a deadly shooting. detectives responded to the call of a shooting in the 19 hunl block just before 10:00 last night. they found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. >> we're following a developing story in virginia. two people shot near a university. one of them died overnight. this shooting happened a few blocks away from virginia state university. police there said they were not looking for a suspect right now. the second victim in the shooting is expected to survive. let's check in with the live

desk right now to see what -- >> we deal that in a moment. >> if you need a copy of your birth certificate or maybe a marriage license, you can now get both of them at the dmv in virginia. this week governor terry mccollough expanded the program after more than a year of successful partnership with the dmv and the state and health department. the same $14 fee applies. it's an effort to give them easy access to important documents. it's 6:33. those caught on camera for ig new york a bus sign are not getting ticketed. what's going on, molette? >> this is a big heads-up. a change in the law is needed to restart a bus safety program. we just got word from virginia's top lawyer about this. cameras still catch dreeshers who ill heally pass but for now no one gets tickets.

that program put on hold. the commonwealth says this needs a fix from the legislature. police stopped giving out tickets on october 2nd because the law needs to clear up whether the violators have to be ticketed in person or receive their citation in the mail. the 2011 law did not mention a excitation provision. while it's on hold for now, you need to remember it's still el legal to pass a stopped school bus with its stop arm extended. eun? >> molette, thank you. take a look. police just released this video of armed robberies at 7-eleven stores in the county. they believe the same masked men held up three stores in late august and early september. this is great story about a community coming together. when they started targeting an

anacostia neighborhood, they said, not so fast. they bought security cameras. the owner got a check yesterday to help cover the money that she lost too. she says despite all the robberies, she never once considered put behrengier up between her and her customers. >> i think everybody deserves a better time. >> you cannot talk to people. >> favorite story of the day. people say they wanted to help because she always hires locals from the neighborhood. go to our facebook page if you want to see the whole story. right now 29 at. >> announcer: new hampshire we got word that this is shut down because a

pedestrian got struck. details coming up. also ahead waiting locker to get packages at school, why a school is overwhelmed in the mail room. plus "sesame street" is getle a little more crowded in a getle a little more crowded in a good 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? why would we want to get stuck ♪ ♪

before the hour. a huge group had to spend the night outside. this is in slovenia. there are about 1,000 refugees right now. the reception cams are so full the police took the migrants to the field. they're now asking for financial aid from the eu to help deal with all the refugees. "sesame street" is introducing a brand-new character. take a look. meet julia. she has autism and she's part of

a new initiative to remove the stigma from the tradition. the new push is called see amazing in all children. great message all around. creators say you'll mostly see julia in "sesame street" storybooks. i always feel like they're open? discussing things. >> generation after generation. it's 6:40. what do you need when you head out the door? >> time to check our school forecast. amelia segal joins us with the school bust forecast. good morning, amelia. >> good morning. temperatures will be in the mid-70s. right now we're in the 40s and 50s. so cool at the bus stop. but recess gets an "a," maybe an "a" plus. a mix of clouds and sun and a

temperature of 75678 now, we're going to be noticeably cooler tomorrow. chuck's going have more on that coming up in his extended forecast plus chances of rain over the weekend, but for now sending things over to melissa who's tracking breaking news. >> breaking news in silver spring. 29 southbound in new hampshire avenue. montgomery county telling us it's closed. i'm wondering if they're diverting traffic. we're getting a chop over this. the ultimate, georgia ave now. it sounds fun to tell someone to take georgia avenue. it could be a much better bet for you this morning. 56 inbound, travel time to beltway, you're on time. quantico to the beltway, pretty good. 270 southbound, no major problems there and top of the beltway, a little slow at 19 minutes. remember to lynn to our friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. thank you. a major commuter league is threatening to stop service,

what the vre says it needs in order to stop running. we're following two new stories. a deadly stabbing at a nightclub. >> and we have new information on the victims since we gift got word about an hour ago.

at the live desk we're

staying on top of breaking news in sweden where there's been an attack on a school. we have more information. we told you a swedish news agency said one person was killed by a masked man with a sword. we now found out it's a teacher who died. this is video from right outside the school. this is all breaking right now. the information is fluid. the police did say earlier four students were hurt. now they're saying it's two students seriously wounded by this man. police shot him. no word on any of the conditions of any of those wounded. this is recent. they say the school was too open and not secure enough. the school has 400 students preschool through high school. back to you. breaking news on the roads right now. again, in silver spring, we're talking about 29th shut down in new hampshire. some of the backups you can see

building. this is because of a p.e.t. struck. the best thing i can tell you at this moment is georgia avenue looks a heck of a lot better right now. chuck? >> outside temperatures are in the low 40s in the suburbs. it's a cool and dry start to your day. loving today's forecast but rain chances are sneaking into your weekend. i'll let you know when coming up. >> thank you, chuck. we're following breaking news. this is a deadly incident inside a d.c. nightclub. police rushed to leila lounge after 1:00 this morning. "news4's" megan mcgrath is live on the scene with more on what happened. megan?

>> we'll get back to that. a police officer is in serious condition in albuquerque, anymore. they arrested the man responsible for the shooting. the man has an extensive history of a prior crime including a former murder charge. today in montgomery charge police officers will join a local father in looking for answers for the hit-and-run of his son. a woman driving a white minivan struck him. the ninth grader is getting around on crutches. the police officers are holding a news conference to ask for the public's help. we're learned a 95-year-old's name. a driver of a bmw hit margaret wydro yesterday evening.

investigators say she was walking in the cross walk. investigators are still figuring out what happened. today 159-year-old man will be charged witsentenced for ass man on an escalator. smith intervened and punched an officer. back in april he punched a man on an is calculator at the metro station. among those being called in, the krunion that represents the front line workers as well as a group that has oversight of the transit agency safety. metro will give an update on the switch to federal oversight. earlier this month transportation secretary anthony fox faced metro under the direct oversight of federal transit administration. all of this follows a rocky year

of safety accidents and the metro system. they're make it easier for riders to reach 9/11 during an emergency but it could take five years. they want them to speed up the time line. they also want to upgrade the radio communication system for first respoernlds but the final deal has not been signed. >> let's go back to megan mcgrath. a deadly stapping inside of a d.c. nightclub. megan? >> reporter: well, eun, it happened a short time ago. he said he was sorry he could not sab the man's life. you can see there are surveillance cameras outside of the club here.

now, exactly what happened is a little unclear, what we're being told by police is a little after 1:00 this morning people inside the layla lounge became aware of man in distress. he was bleeding, in and out of consciousness. he apparently was suffering from stam stab wounds. there is no lookout for a suspect. no information about possible cars involved oring in leak that. or anything like that. this is an old union market. there are a number of businesses in the area. the police are asking for your help because no one saw anything. a tight deadline may leave you without a ride to work in

the new year. in 2008 congress set a deadline for trains to have what's called a positive train stop installed. it's an automatic feature. if congress doesn't extend the deadline, some if not all train service will be suspended. will wisconsin congressman paul ryan be endorsed as the next speaker? last night more than 70% of its plebs backed him. they'll vote on the next speaker of the house one week from yesterday. today a republican led house committee will question hillary clinton on her actions surrounding the benghazi attacks in libya. today is an opportunity for the go president obama to bash the

kaechblt pups the administration. what can we expect? >> you can expect up to eight hours of testimony. so hillary clinton could be in that hot seat for a very long time. they say despite the risks we should be cover ducting them. yes, it is risky but we can't leave without making arrests this those arias. we're pushing for that. 8,000 pages of e-mails not from hillary clinton, that could certainly come from. but ambassador chris stevens from the state department raising concerns about the security before that attack happened. >> tracie potts on the hill for us. tracie, thanks. breaking news on the road, silver spring. take a look at this. major problem right now.

southbound shut dourch at new hampshire avenue. strange to say. georgia avenue does not look bad. 2750 at montrose road. headed southbound. 66 and 95 total. normal volume there. still has that crash. worth mentioning for you. going about 22 miles an hour into town so you don't have to worry about that. anything right there. our biggest problem is going to be 29 southbound at new hampshire. northbound, you can get by single-file. it's going to take some time to clear this one out of the way. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. we have it for you right there. the early morning color in our sky already. skies are mostly clear. just a couple of clouds around. temperatures down to 51 degrees.

it's going to be a plaejt day. running around 10 degrees warmer. maybe our last real chance of super weather. already thinking about your weekend. i know you are. saturday morning, the walk to end hiv. eun and i will be starting this off. temperatures in the mid 40s. sunday, good returning weather. there's a chance for light rain. finisher times in the mid-60s. so your weekend looks more dry than wet. nothing all that heavy. just an occasional shower or two. between now and then, what great day it's going to be. 40s and 50s first thing. mid 50s by 9:00. that's the reason that today will be the last day. might bring out a little cloud

cover. no substantial rain chances. there's your seven-day forecast. soak it in. 76 today. 60s tomorrow and staying in the 60s through the weekend. aaron? >> thank you. it's 6:55. with the online shopping business bombing right n iboomi room. university of connecticut says at the beginning of the school year they were processing 3,000 more packages a day that usual. she has more on what your student needs to no. 6:55 today. you can learn more about a massive recall and what is being done to protect you. the national highway traffic safety administration will hold a public hearing today at the

headquarters in southeast. more than 20 million vehicles in the u.s. alone were recalled because of faulty airbags. they've been linked to eight deaths and more than 100 injuries. a fight that could affect your power bill. they want virginia dominion power to drop plans to bird a third nuclear facility in the county. the construction could cost upwards of $19 billion. they say it will cost $2 million, not $19 billion. 6:56. here are four things you need know before you head out the door. the vre says it will not be able to install a federalry mandated feature by the end of the year and if congress doesn't extend the deadline, if not all, some train service will be suspended. a man confessed to killing a little girl during a road wage.

"today" hillary clinton talks about her thoughts on the benghazi attacks. they say they have new information and want an explanation. a man was stabbed. 29 south shut down at new hampshire avenue. take georgia instead. >> that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for listening. thanks for joining

good morning. the hot seat. hillary clinton on capitol hill this morning for the long-awaited hearing on the terror attacks in benghazi. will there be fireworks again? >> what difference, at this point, does it make? >> will there be new evidence revealed today in the case that has polarized so many? confession. the suspect in the road rage killing of a 4-year-old girl in custody and admitting to the crime. the tip that led to his arrest. busted. mexican authorities arrest six people accused of helping el chapo escape. will those arrests bring authorities closer to their man? and clean