accident leaves a driver dead and two teenagers hurt in takoma park. plus, we're gearing up for the marine corps marathon race and the changes in store for this year's veenltd. but we begin with a big cooldown. "storm team 4's" meteorologist chuck bell with your forecast. indeed. it's going to be a very nice day outside. if you're making plans to get outside and enjoy it, you should plan for temperatures to be rising from the 50s to 60s. this morning we should be making it into the mid 60s for later this afternoon. it's going to be a nice day to be outside. clouds around this morning but it's a mild start. less of a warmup. temperatures are not going to climb all that much. the sprinkles that we had late last night are gone. we're up to a dry start. 62 in washington. mid-60s for this afternoon and at least it will be sunny. that's a good way to get the weekend started.

melissa mollet? >> right now we have chopper 4 over this crash in the great falls area. we have it over tows tlston roa. taking a look at suit land park, a brand-new crash that just popped up there. inner loop and outer loop rolling along just fine. blue line single tracking, arlington and pentagon. yellow line, lafont and pentagon city. kristin? >> we're following the latest story. our station there says a 19-year-old man died after getting shot. he was not a student. two women walking by were wounded. they were taken to the hospital and should recover. we do believe they were students. a lot of police activity you see here overnight. police say a fight during a dice game starting everything.

the shooting happened in a courtyard and we find out a lockdown has been lifted. we now learn a 20-year-old is the driver killed in last night's crash in takoma park. the 16-year-old boy and girl in the car with him are expected to recover. he was driving up carroll avenue around 7:30, jumped the curb and hit a brick wall. no other cars involved. now investigators are looking to see whether speed or alcohol was involved in the crash. "rolling stone" magazine wants a court case dismissed. the students say they can be identify by an article. the richmond times dispatch reporting the former students are each asking for more than $75,000 in damages. justin 6:03 now. developing this morning paul ryan is in the race for speaker of the house. he wrote a letter to republicans announcing his candidacy. this announcement comes a day

after receiving support from across the gop. if the 45-year-old succeeds john boehner, he will become one of the youngest house speakers in history. former secretary of state hillary clinton sat through 11 hours of testimony for the benghazi hearing. republicans charge she tried to cosh up the 2012 terror attack that killed four people. democrats argue that the hearing is about clinton's run for the white house. >> it is deeply unfortunate that something as serious as what happened in benghazi could ever be used for partisan political purposes. >> clinton maintains she never saw increased security requests from embassy purse. in escalateling violence in that region. a man accused of lying will be arraigned on fraud charges.

wayne simmons appeared on fox news channel as a former cia representative. he says he made it all up. he's been arrested for assault, drunk driving and multiple firearms violations. a panel of federal judges rejected a lawsuit accusing the state's house delegates of illegally packing black voters into the district. democratic leadership says it plans to appeal that ruling. they won a similar lawsuit earlier this year. congressional boundaries in this state instead of legislative districts. crews are hard at work setting up for this. a free concert today is just one event leading up to sunday's big race. molette green is live at the marine corps memorial with more on the weekend's big event. mollet, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning.

in just a few hours the marines working on operations are going to be checking in during a commander's briefing. they're going to be going over the logistics with more than 30,000 runners registered this time around. we want you to check out the course here on a map that we have for you. runners take a different path this time through crystal city along miles 22 to 24, basically now-turn at crystal drive. as you said, all kinds of events including a free concert later today around 3:00 outside the reagan building. and then this afternoon we're going to get some big news. we're expecting to hear about significant changes for the race in 2016. now in the meantime all you need to know about road closures, all that and much more inside our nbc washington app. take a look at it.

there's a lot for kids, all kinds of things for you to take part in this year's event. reporting live from outside the marine corps memorial, molette green, "news4." >> thank you, molette. as molette mentioned there's more. you can find details on the metro changes, road closures, tonight's concert, the race map, a whole lot more. just search marine corps marathon. 6:06. left waiting and waiting on a plane long after his flight landed. the fallout after a passenger goes to great lengths to get a wheelchair at raggal national airport. right now, part of georgetown pike is shut down. that's coming up. first a development involving a crash between a truck and a bus that leaves dozens

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developing right now, major investigation just starting into a crash that killed more than 40 people in france. this happened just a few hours ago. we know at least 42 people died when a logging truck and a bus slammed into each other and then they both caught fire. now, we just learned the bus driver may have saved eight people's living by opening the door so they could escape. the bus had several elderly people on board. those who survived are being treated for severe injuries and burns right now. here at the live desk we're also tracking a shooting in the district. a man was shot at seventh and "s" not far from the metro station. there are some road closures in that area. the 600 block of "s" street is

closed including wilkberger at "s" and "t." eun, back to you. >> georgetown pike outbound are shut inbound. it looks like you can still get into town here. suit land parkway at suit land road have a crash there as well. not sure about any closures right now. travel times okay in maryland. and 66 and 95 headed in looking quite good. chuck? >> outside we have a lot of clouds overnight and now into early this morning, skies are start dog clear out just a touch. clouds helped hold temperatures up. it's a mild start. 57 in gaithersburg, 61 in manassas and 59 out in martinsburg, west virginia. no real slowdowns. tomorrow looked good too. light rain on sunday. commuter drive time forecast mainly dry, 50s to near 60s.

have your sunglasses for the ride home later today. >> thank you, chuck. they've become popular in the workplace. perhaps you've seen some in your workplace. we have some here. why they can sofrl an age-old problem in your child's classroom. and right now i'm tracking a dangerous situation out at sea as people along the mexican coast brace for the strongest storm ever seen in the eastern pacific. 'll have the projected packet

right now the strongest storm err measured is barreling toward mexico. hurricane patricia is a category 5 and getting bigger. look how strong it is on the radar. it's moving toward the pacific coast area of mexico. the national hurricane center says it is potentially catastrophic. it could hit near boy ta vpurr air ta. it could make landfall later

tonight. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. it's 6:15. pieces of debris are washing up along the coast. the coast guard says it could be from el faro. they want to document the debris. the el faro went down during hurricane joaquin. 28 americans and five crew members died. the serial number on one of the largest pieces of debris matches a container that was on the ship. >> she was screaming at the top of her lung, sounded like she was fighting somebody. >> it's chilling and hard to listen to. for the first time we're hearing the 911 call after the discovery of a woman inside her prince george's county home. a friend of amanda jones was on the phone with her when he hard

her struggling. the next morning her daughter found her and called 911. >> what happened? what are you seeing? >> she's lying on the ground. she's got exercise equipment. there's blood everywhere. >> now the victim's former boyfriend mitchell cole is charged with her murder. prince george's county detectives say cole confessed to breaking in and killing jones. police are now calling an attack a hate crime. a man showed up to a school in sweden and stabbed four people. two, a student and a teacher, died. the thing they found at his home led them to believe he had a racist motive. they shot the attacker. he also died. a man accused of a shooting in north carolina is in court today. dylann roof is accused of killing nine people at a black

church in charleston. his trial is next year. an update on the deadly house fire. the parents of the two victims f the row house fire in dupont circle are sueing the homeowner for negligence and wrongful death. they died in june in the race place home. our news partners are seeking 10 milli million per family. thad had no fire extinguisher, smoke detectors, and the windows were locked. a funeral will be held for luben phipps. he was found after he wandered away in upper marlboro. he suffered dementia. he asked to use the restroom and wasn't seen alive again. some neighbors are telling

"news4" a series of armed robberies has them so nervous they're ready to move. the circles on this map show where the attacks happened. within an hour there were six armed robberies on wednesday night. now, we asked police, but they're not releasing details whob might be behind them or if they believe they're linked. one victim said three young men approached them, threatened them with a gun and robbed them. it's now 6:19. a now f new report highlights a study. a study found more than 25% of african-americans surveyed felt they have been discriminated against at school. more than 40% say they have been stopped by police. the findings will be presented today. they increase diversity among teachers and staff. 6:19 now. and talk about scary. a wheer chairbound man left alone on a united airlines flight and forced to crawl.

he waited nearly 30 minutes after everybody else had gotten off the plane for someone to bring him an aisle chair. he said he was frustrated and uncomfortable and he needed to use the restroom. when nobody showed up to help. he crawled out of that plane. >> i mean i was halfway in the middle of the plane at that point, so i just crawled up the rest of the way through the aisle and then i got to the end and i had to crawl over the entry way to make sure i didn't fall obviously. >> kneel had just come from san francisco to talk about handicap accessibility. united is compensating him for his travel. they say these kinds of complaints are on the rise with air travel up 19%. take a look at this sketch. prince charles county say this is one of two men they believe shot and robbed this teenager on his way home from school. two weeks ago a 17-year-old was

shot and his bike stolen. he waved down a bus driver to help. the bus driver who stopped was presented with a very special award. she was awarded a certificate. she pulled over her empty was in waldorf when she saw the 17-year-old boy wounded on the side of the road. she helped take care of him until police arrived police say she's an inspiring example of support and courage. great dool dooed she did. 6:21. friday morning. the weekend is upon us and things are cooling down. >> chuck bell with us. good morning. >> we told you that would be the last of the warm days for a while and that's true but today certainly will not be bad and your weekend will get off to a pleasant and dry start. here it is on radar. a cold front came through.

it rang out a few sprinkles. those few raindrops are now gone so we'll be dry for today and for tomorrow. next chance for rain rolling in here late saturday night into early sunday. here's the moisture with it across parts of the mississippi. not going to be a big rain event sunday morning but it might be enough to get you a little bit wet early sunday morning. here's your sky cast for today. we'll have a mostly cloudy to sunny afternoon. current temperatures mild this morning. 59, winchester and gaithersburg. 62 in washington. afternoon temperatures aren't going to see a big jump up. we'll go from the upper 50s to low 60s this morning mainly into the upper 60s by this afternoon. with more sunshine coming back, a little breezy. on the whole i think you'll appreciate it. friday night will be chilly. if you're going out to do leaf

peeping, good color now showing up. as far as the weekend, starting dry. here's 7:00 tomorrow morning in future weather. we'll be off to a dry start. clouds filling in later on. it promises for a chance of a late-night sprinkle. the marine corps marathon starts at 8:00 sunday morning. likely to be damp but no heavy rain expected. he's your seven-day forecast. great weather for today and tomorrow. clouds and a risk of light rate. heavier rain chance by wednesday, thursday of next week. four things know about the weather in a few minutes achlt check on weather quite away. breaking news. georgetown pike at tows ton road. right now over 66 inbound near 50, don't have any major issues. kind of typical volume there.

still have an accident popping up on our screen. top of the beltway you can see the outer loop is getting a little slow. that, of course, is normal as well. b.w. parkway, everything in into and out of town is moving along nicely. 270 a little bit slow as you're headed southbound from 70 down to the spur. it's going to take you 34 minutes at this point. opens up after clark burg and then you're fine. got this information a minute ago. they say they're on the scene of an accident involved a car and a passenger bus. that's at newport mill road. tweeting about this one in just a moment. eun? >> a drug company is offering a $1 pill after a competitor dramatically raised its price. they increased the price of the drug from $13 a pill to $750 a pill. san diego-based pharmaceuticals

says it can make a close customized version of the drug for $1 a pill. a recent survey shows a large parjt of severe reactions occurred in students with no known allergies. dloes 22% of an a fill lactic events were among students ochlt while all the students in the school had eveny shots ready to go, skpirts sew this shows the need for greater access in over public places. a new study provinging what a lot of parents already know. their kids are tired, stressed, and board. they asked 22,000 high school students across the country how they feel in school. eight of the top ten responded were negative. eight of nine wrote tired. stressed came in second and board came in third. happiness in school pretty much ranked the same for boys and for

girls. it's interesting. now our phones and technology is stimulating. if you don't have enough of the right technology in a classroom setting you might have some of thesi thesishes. this might be an idea as part of the solution. do you ever stand at work? ? school admin strarts say they tried the standing devg desks year. they had so much success they dumped their sitting devgs. >> i feel like they can hold their attention for longer because i feel like their brains and bodies are more active and awake. researchers feel that moving around can get them to learn. they have the option to sit. they there's the so-called

fidget bar. that's something that they can mess with, fool around, help them for was it kids can't sit still for long. stick around for the "today" show. you'll see how it works. reince now prince george's getting ready for snow. you didn't miss the forecast. they're getting prepared. they're making sure the equipment is safe for you. also angry parents at a prince george's county school. video showing a bus driver driving and texting. people are stepping outside to 60-degree temperatures. "storm team 4" meteorologist "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell has four

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right now the temperatures are falling. it's a sign that winter isn't so far away. some pictures of crews here. >> oh, no, no, no. >> we'll be okay. they want to be ready when the snow does begin to fall. what they're doing right now to prepare for potential storms and the equipment they have to clear the roads for you.

>> i know they have a job do, but i want to enjoy the fall. >> they're getting ready. of course, we're hoping we won't see those trucks on the road any time soon or at all this winter. >> snow will not be a factor, thank goodness, but the warm weather may be going away. >> "storm team 4" chuck bell with four things you need to know. >> we even got the sign out. omg it's s-n-o. cooler and breezy. the weekend will start out chilly and saturday no worries at all. there are rain chances sneaking into our sunday forecast. we'll talk more about that and your sunday rain chaft and marine forecast. right now it's traffic time with melissa. >> good morning. we have a report of an accident which is not going to be the prettiest thing if that kind of sticks around here for too much longer here this morning.

that could be a problem. outbound lanes if we still have them reported as shut down. they're out bound. inbound should be okay. this should be out of the way fairly soon. 6 are the headlights at 60. su suitland parkway, we still have an accident and the beltway a little slow. >> melissa, thank you. it's 6:32 right now. are you ready for scenes like this? no. we saw a lot of snow. they're about to put out their forecast again and today crews in prince george's county they're practicing for whatever comes. "storm team 4's" amelia segal riding along with the cruise today. good morning. >> right now i'm in the "storm team 4" 4 x 4.

we're following terrell who's been keeping the roads clear for nine years. his overall job is to stay alert and well rested. we'll be out here with the "storm team 4" 4 x 4. e spoke with terrell earlier. he said by you following the forecast is a huge help to him. >> i follow the news. good access and they'll tell you actual -- the weather and the events that we're going to have prior to coming -- pushing snow. >> reporter: now, over 400 came together for this. you can follow the weather with the app, especially the radar events. >> thank you, amelia. snow plow crews in d.c. doing

their own dry run. mayor muriel bowser following them. it including the department of public works and transportation. about 700 plow drivers will make their routes while i.t. and logistic is employees track them and monitor supplies. download the app to keep yourself prepared for whatever comes this winter. once you have the app, you'll bible to see specific forecasts and live radar. it's great tool to have if you're not able to watch "news4" on your tv. this is video first on "news4" of a presence george's county school bus driver appearing to show that driver texting at the wheel. some parents are outraidged now. the school is investigating. let's take a look at the idiot have owe once again. the bus takes kids to jane madison school. one student recorded this video from just behind the driver's seat. the driver is still working

while county schools investigate. >> our disciplinary process needs to take place, so we don't expound on what we're actually doing with the employee. the video shown was enough evidence for us to take action. >> the school district says it's also looking into reports that the bus sometimes shows up late to take kids to school. >> still no rest in a deadly stabbing in northeast washington. this happened on g street. "news4" was there as first responders tried to save the victim. we're told 51-year-old na thannial moody was stabbed at least four times. there's a reward if that leads to an arrest and conviction. it's now 6:35. a d.c. man who worked in the mayor's office of religious affairs is in court. lorenzo sanders is accuse of selling crack cocaine and heroin in front of his home. mayor muriel bowser said she

doesn't know sap ders but said he will be held to a higher standard. a commuter sent us a photo of a portable camera in that lot. it was set up by police. four cars were stole and two cars hit last week. take a look at this. a commuter sent us a photo thanking the police for putting the photo up. she sent them a fruit basket. also a nice way to say thank you. chocolate would be my first choice but fruit is probably healthier. new people in northern virginia stuck paying high tolls every day. the action being taken that could eventually impact the price of tolls on the dulles greenway. brand-new problem on the greenway and a closure. first a developing story in

the south where heavy rain is causing serious problems this morning. the damage already left behind and how much longer that rain will be falling. vo: does hal parrish share our values? as mayor, parrish cut school funding nearly three million dollars. reading and science scores fell. parrish said no to opening new women's health clinics, denying access to cancer screenings and breast exams. so instead of dealing with the economy and jobs, parrish will join with the richmond extremists to slash education and threaten women's health care. hal parrish -- too extreme for virginia. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad.

right now there are flood warnings in texas. 16 houses in one texas town flooded yesterday. emergency teams made dozens of water rescues as well. storms are expected to go on for days. tough situation there. >> it is. jit abo just about 6:40. let's get a check on the weather

with chuck bell. >> hurricane patricia will make its way toward mexico. for us, some clouds around this morning but a mild one. 61 in rockville, dulles, leesburg. 63 in annapolis. bus stop weather. temperatures in tupper 50s and low 60s. recess gets a "b." more about the weekend ahead in just ten little old minutes. melissa. >> we still have this problem at eastbound. georgetown pike at tolls ton road has the lanes shut down. should be cleared out. that accident there. blue line still has the problem between arlington cemetery and pentagon city. we have that issue there. as far as travel times go, no major issues on the main routes in milliliter and virginia right now. >> melissa, thank you. tens of thousands of runners will be taking to the streets around washington for the annual

marine corps marathon this weekend. the events leading up to the big race and changes. >> we're also following a breaking news story at tennessee state university where a shooting has left at least one person (man) hmm. what do you think? ♪ (stranger) good mornin'! ♪ (store p.a.) attention shoppers, there's a lost couple in the men's department. (vo) there's a great big un-khaki world out there. explore it in a subaru crosstrek. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru.

a search is under way right now in nashville for a person who shot four people on the campus of tennessee state

university. we have been working to find out more about this shooting all morning. we just learned all campus activities are canceled for today. police say it started with a fight over a dice game. four people were shot in a courtyard. a 19-year-old was killed. he was not a student. three female students who were walking by were also hit, one grazed by a bullet. they were supposed to recover. police say they have cell phone video that could help them find the shooter. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. police sea a 20-year-old is the driver who died in a crash last night. the 16-year-old boy and girl who were driving with him are okay. no other cars were involved. investigators are looking to see whether speed or alcohol was

involved in the crash. fraternity members are each suing for $75,000 arguing they could be identified by an article about an alleged rape on campus. "rolling stone" magazine later apologized. the man accused of working for the cia for nearly 30 years will be arraigned on fraud charges. wain simmons often appeared on fox news. he made it all up and was able to make essentially security clearances. he's also arrested for assault, drunk driving and multiple firearms violations. an american servicemember is dead after a daring raid to save hostages from isis. nbc news chief correspondent richard engel joins us live from iraq. richard, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun.

that raid was lachbed here from the kurdistan region of iraq and u.s. officials say the american who died in the raid in which about 70 hostages were rescued. they're described them as a hero, someone who rushed selflessly into a close bat well isis and was instrumental turning the tide of that battle out safely and alive. if they did not complete this raid, there would have been mass casualties as a grave had already been dug. they have been here for months on what has mostly been anned a vice and desist mission. it does not involve room to room-fighting with isis

militants. eunsome. >> richard engel live. thank you. it is 6:48. former secretary of state hillary clinton sat through 11 hours of testimony through the benghazi hearing. republicans argue that she tried to cover up the 2012 terrorist attack that killed four people. the democrats argue that it's about clinton's run for the white house. >> it is deeply unfortunate that something as serious as what happened in benghazi could ever be used for partisan political purposes. >> clinton maintain thad she never saw increased security requests from the embassy personnel in the midst of escalating violence in that region. the presidential democratic candidate will shift focus to the campaign trail. she'll be in alexandery for a grassroots rally. also on the trail today we could find out about a shakeup in the

democratic race to the white house. in a tweet candidate lincoln chafee said he will update the state of his campaign today. he's been struggling in the polls. he's expected to make the announcement around 8:00 this morning. we'll send an alert to your phone. developing this mourning paul ryan is running for house speaker. he wrote a letter to his fellow republicans announcing his candidacy a day after receiving support across the gop. a win for republicans. they rejected a lawsuit of illegally packing black voters into certain legislative districts. the move arguably diminished their influence on the rest of the state. democratic leaders say they plan to appeal that ruling. they won a similar lawsuit earlier this year instead of legislative districts. tomorrow you can join me and chuck bell in the walk to end

hiv in downtown washington. the walk benefits whitman walker health for health care services and people living with hiv/aids. you can find out more about how to join me, "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell, all of the wonderful nbc washington team and supporters. check the nbc washington app for information. and it's always a terrific event. there's ooh always such a great turnout and whitman walker. they always do a nice job. breaking news on the rails. have this problem. blue line using the yellow line bridge. so all blue line bridges designate between franconia and mt. vernon square because of an earlier issue. wi pushed this out as will. suitland parkway, still have that crash. inbound we have that accident that went off to the shoulder here this morning.

this morning georgetown pike at towlston road. we have that out bound closed. tow truck there is on the scene right now. 66 overall. no major problems there, and 95 also looking quite good this morning. don't have any major problem there. top of the beltway typically slow there. and all the routes headed into and out of town looking good. 270 at montrose road, a little bit of volume but actually rolling along pretty nicely on this friday morning. cluck? >> a lot of stuck going on this weekend. of course, sunday morning the marine corps marathon running for you. i'll be at the start line and i'll run up through mile 4 is which is the mile that our fine station sponsors. it's a free for all on the key bridge. come on out there and join us. we have the noise makers and all of our co-works will be out there lining the bridge.

come on out. only the second time in ten years that i'll not complete the full race. next year aisle complete the whole thing. turning chilly for high school football tonight and a chilly start to your weekend tomorrow morning. 7 a.m., 47, 9:00 a.m., 49, 11:00 a.m., 54. come on down to the plaza mall and join eun and i. there is some light rain before the race starts. the race starts at 8:00. here's your seven-day forecast which includes all of today in your weekend. today, partly sunny, breezy, mid-60s. tomorrow starting with sunshine. more clouds by saturday afternoon. saturday will be dry. temperatures, 65. sunday, mostly cloudy. a risk of very light rain or sprinkles early on in the day.

should be dry by lunchtime and should be dry by sunday afternoon. steadier heavier rain chances by middle parts of next week. good morning. i'm cnbc's landon dowdy. u.s. regulators are expanding their regulation of takata air bags. they're located in front of the driver to include side airbags. so far more than 19 million cars by automakers have been recall. so far 78 people have died and 98 injured in the u.s. due to faulty takata airbags. for your cnbc report, i'm landon dowdy. the county voted to amend the position to support the purchase of the 14-mile highway

by the state. they say they would also support distance-based or time-based tolling on the private road. right now drivers pay one amount no matter how far they travel on the road. the tents are up and it kicks up a long weekend of events for the ma reap core mauer thon. always an exciting event. >> thousands and thousands of people. this all leads up to sunday's big race. you see video from years past. i want to show you here the map of the route that the race will take this year. you see it right here on the screen winding through. >> you get to see some of the most beautiful areas of our city as you go through the race route. chuck bell has finished multiple times. let's check in with molette green about this big event. >> hey, these grounds are transforming before our eyes. check out these temporary gates

set up here steps from the memorial. there's small seating set up right near the finish line where more than 30,000 runners are remstered. i'm told about 22,500 will actually make it to the finish line. there's a slight change between 22 and 24 miles. now turn at crystal drive in crystal city. just a short while ago the operations manager said it makes sense not to have so many runners trying to navigate a you turn. all kienlsd of events leading up to the big events on sunday. check out our nbc washington app for much more on the latest. back to you. >> molette green live for us. head to nbcwashington.com to check out all you need to know for this weekend's marine corps marathon. can check out metro changes, road closures, tonight's concert and a whoa whole lot more. just search marine corps marathon. it is 6:56.

four things you need to know before you head on the road. you may see snow plows on the road. don't panic it. it's just a test. the biggest storm ever recorded in the pacific is headed to mexico. right now emergency officials say it could be catastrophic. this rally comes a day after she spent 11 hours testifying in the benghazi hearing. a search for the shooter happening right now at tennessee university. four shot. one died. >> taking a look at our big problem, the blue line now using the yellow line bridge. so all blue lines designated as a yellow line. that is a big issue for us this morning. wi still have that crash at suitland parkway at suit land road and georgetown pike outbound. we're still shup down. inbound, you're okay.

chuck? >> we get a dry one today, a cry one tomorrow. a slight chance for earlier on sunday. temperatures back closer to average, in the mid-60s. >> all right. we'll take it. appreciate that. that is the broadcast this morning. we'll be back in 25 minutes with breaking news and weather and traffic. until then we hope you have a great weekend. >> make

good morning. breaking news. a tour bus collides with a truck in france an bursts into flames. at least 42 people killed, only 8 got out. this morning we'll have a live report. strongest storm ever. patricia becomes a category 5 with 200-mile-per-hour winds. forecasters say this is the most powerful hurricane on record, and it's expected to hit the mexican coastline tonight. al is tracking the storm. marathon on the hill. >> and i've thought more about what happened than all of you put together. >> hillary clinton faces an 11-hour day on benghazi. >> what did you do? what do you want? >> did you ever talk to ambassador stevens when all of this was going on in the hotbed