right now at the start of 5:00 a.m. d.c. police are investigating a homicide in the anacostia neighborhood. around 1:00 they found a man suffering from a gunshot wound. this is in 1 the 1500 block of "v" street. he suffered a shot in the head. he died at the hospital. we're bringing you an update in 15 minutes. >> and more breaking news right now on the roads as well. we're following this for you and derrick ward should be on the scene here in the next couple of minutes. allen road has one lane blocked. we're hearing about a new crash on 50 at mlk jr. highway. we'll be back with this a in a couple of minutes. right now 66, overall nice and green. no construction. take a look here. everything looking quite good as you hit the road way. route one looking nicely as well. i'll be back in ten minutes.

outside. quite the chill. sweater weather has returned. temperatures only in the upper 50s to near 60 and it will be friday night chills for tonight and it will be dry for your ghosts and goblins over the weekend. 40s and 50s outside. first thing this morning, 52. 46 nguywinchester virginia. loudoun county, off to a dry start. 55 degrees at 1:00 and back into the upper 40s to near 50 just in time for the high school games later on tonight. it will be a bundle-up kind of day. we'll see the impact the weather will have on your commute. >> molette green with an update on a shoot-out. police say 52-year-old floyd cook shot at police before he died in the exchange this

morning. now, two state troopers and a u.s. marshal cat up with him in a wooded area about two hours outside of louisville. cook was considered extremely dangerous. a massive search for him started in tennessee last weekend after police say he shot a police officer. now, that happened during a traffic stop. he was also accused of shooting at officers in kentucky as well. now, police just held a news conference. we're going to bring you what they said and video of tonight's incident as soon as we get it. back to you now. >> thank you, molette. 5:02. in just a few hours the jury in a trial of accused serial killer charles severance heads back to work. yesterday was their first full day of deliberations. there was no word but jurors made several requests. they asked for office supplies and they made a second request asking a judge if they could see police reports. that request was denied.

he's 'accused of killing three people in alexandria over a ten-year period. today, a man will be in a d.c. court. police interrupts a robbery in progress at a liquor store. one of the suspects died in a shoot-out. the survivor has a hearing this morning. >> more than 6 thoun federal inmates all drug offenders will be freed today. the release is the result of changing to sentencing guidelines for drug offenders last year. another 8,000 are eligible for early release next year. that release is separate from president obama's push to grant clemency to nonviolent drug offenders. the yays are 64 and the nays are 35. the motion to concur is agreed to. >> and with that, a budget deal is on its way to the white house. it means you won't have to worry about a government shutdown or a federal defauchlt senators approved the plan less than two hours ago.

nbc's tracy pots joins us now in a little bit with her analysis and what happens next. good news for vre riders. no service cuts next year. they warned last year they might have to suspend service because of a deadline to install positive train control by 2016. president obama is expected to sign a three-year extension of that deadline. positive train control automatically stop as train to avoid an accident caused by speeding. if the deal goes through, neal cohen will face some big changes as metro's new general manager. cohen has accepted metro's offer. now the two sides have to iron out a contract. he ooh is an executive with atk. he spent 16 years with two airlines. they'll have to address 91 safety regulations including labor costs and declining ridership. all six lines are going to be impacted. orange, yellow, and silver are

running every 24 minutes. red and green line trains will be on an 18-minute schedule. metro is working on a $5.5 billion project to install new rails, lines, escalators. i believe the work starts at 10:00 p.m. tonight. the holy cross hospital will offer private rooms. holy cross health is the only health system in the region to offer private rooms. just into our newsroom, another migrant disaster in europe. 22 people killed in both sinkings off the coast of greece overnight. now, rescuers were able to pluck some people to safety. but the death toll keeps rising in europe's migrant crisis and we just heard from greece's prime minister calling it an endless crisis and it's being

called inept. if you're just waking up, come look at the temperatures right now. you definitely want a jacket if you're walking to metro. but what about if you get out to work on this friday j. >> the smithsonian after an outrage. what they're doing for employees and new moms. the shocking video of a uva student convicted of killing his

canadian investigators hope a sunken whale-watching boat will help answer some questions. the boat was brought to the surface off the coast of vancouver island. five people killed when that boat capsized. teams continue to search for a missing 27-year-old man. 5:09. here's a window.

smithsonian is providing private rooms for mothers to pump breast milk. currently only two buildings have lactation rooms. they've been forced to use restrooms and expose themselves to co-workers. the smithsonian says more private lactation rooms will be available by the end of november. 49 degrees outside the studios. >> and we're going to check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell with what we can expect. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. it's a nice dry start to day but it is noticeably chilly. 49 in rockville and bethesda, your commuter forecast then, the only real worry, maybe some sunshine delays early this morning or later on today. dry and chilly out-the-door temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s. coming back later tonight, temperatures will be in the mid to upper 50s on your way home from work and school. tomorrow for halloween, all the trick or treating looks good.

as we get into sunday, there may be a chance for rain showers coming in. we'll detail more the timing on that and your trick-or-treat forecast. that's it for now. it's been a tough morning on some of the local roads. >> it's been a tough morning wchl very breaking news. this is another spot right now. westbound 50 at mlk jr. highway, we e have three lanes blocked. that's the report. sounds like they could be getting this out of the way in the next couple of minutes. you can see the tiny dot of original. hopefully things have cleared off to the side of the roadway. outer loop at allentown road, we have all lanes open. that is where we have a trooper being hit. expected to be okay. 66, 95 looks good. big look at the beltway. don't have any problems here. 270 -- from 70 down to the spur, it's going to take you 27 minutes. you're on time rolling right alochlkt back to you in ten minutes. >> thank you. we continue to follow breaking news in the district this morning where one person is dead

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breaking news. we still have this problem outer loop at allen town road. this is involving a trooper. derrick ward out there at the scene to show us what's going on. derrick? >> reporter: yeah, we're looking at the outer loop of the beltway just as it crosses under allen town road. take a look at the scene. we have a single car. from here it appears to be an unmarked car, but it is definitely off of the beltway. off of the roadway on the other side of the guardrail into the bushes. we're told this crash involved a maryland state trooper and a vehicle which did not stop. we don't have any lookout at this point or any description of that alleged striking vehicle, but we're told that the trooper is going to be okay. now, you are losing one lane

here to emergency vehicles which is effectively two lanes because of that move-over law in maryland. if you can move over adjacent to the emergency lane, you're supposed to do that. at this point, no slowup, no injuries. only thing is a lookout, a description if there is one available that struck this vehicle which is apparently a maryland state trooper's vehicle. we'll have more on this as it becomes available. we're live. back to you. thank you, derrick. breaking news, we're live at the "v" street southeast where police are investigating a deadly shooting. "news4's" megan mcgrath just arrived. meg megan, what do you know? >> reporter: eun, you can see the police tape behind me and the blocked off road. it's been another deadly night. just after 1k shots rang out in the 1500 block southeast.

when the police arrived on the scene, they found a man outside shot, shot in the head. he was taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. now, there is a shotspotter device around the corner but it's unclear if that device alerted the police to the shooting or if they got a 911 call. in fact, there's very little information being released a that point. no information on a lookout, a possible suspect in this or perhaps a car that may have been involved. now, this has been a very violent year here in the district of columbia. this is the 130th murder in d.c. so far this year and it's just the end of october. last year there were 105 murders. >> thank you, megan. 5:15. the judge threw the book at a man. prince george's county police

say he attempted to rob a hotel when the man tried to stop him. he could be given life during his sentencing today. police are looking far man who robbed an elderly woman in a grocery store parking lot. police say this man has been using the credit card stolen from the woman's purse. she was robbed at a safeway off hradek road sunday night when the robber yanked her purse away, the woman fell down and needed an ambulance. she's 84 years old. if you recognize the man, call fairfax county police. a member of the sons of confederate veterans filed a motion against the dmv. the department issued a recall on the plates after the governor announced they would be phased out. this new court filing shows it goes beyond the power of the dmv. in "news4 your health," moms

and dads will no longer leave with goody bags. the state department bans them. they want to encourage breast-feeding and avoid endorsing any particular brand of formula. >> do you love or hate halloween? there's a science to why some of you are excited by it. your brain creates dopamine. >> no. >> the response is not the same for everybody. e.r. visits go off around halloween as some people get a vee gal reaction to being scared. >> we don't see much major trauma fortunately, people with medical conditions, heart attacks, people who pass out just because they're scared. imt's something called a vai gal rye response. you drop your blood pressure and pass out. >> i can't even watch this video. i can't believe you'd go to this

thing -- pay money to go to a haunted house. >> if you scare easily, heading to a haunted house this weekend may not be a good idea. >> i like the part where you get reese's peanut buttercups. they're hosting trick or tree g treating for military families. this kind of spooky i like. the event is shofrmt very high for trick or treating across the country. do you have a favorite? >> candy? >> mm-hmm. >> candy. >> there you go. >> any candy will do any time. i want to get you up to speed on the forecast. a look outside for you right now. it's dark. >> dark. a little chilly. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell will tell us when we can see more light. >> sun's up. of course, it's the day before halloween. you're working on your costumes. here's your exclusive halloween

planner. [ screaming ] >> scary stuff. thank you, kirk, for the sound effects this morning. tomorrow late afternoon into the evening it will be cool. fortunately it will be dry. if you have your sensitive ghosts and goblins, the later you'll be out, the chillier. it's at 5:00 when most of the young kids go out. halloween looking good. noticeably cooler than yesterday. we made 73 yesterday, but there's quite the chill outside early this morning. we will have plenty of sunshine. but it's breezy and cooler than it was. so layer up on your way out the door. you'll need that light to medium weight jacket. overall, low impact to finish out the week. 45 in gaithersburg, 46 in urbana. 40s early this morning. low to mid-50s by lunchtime. highs up near 60. again, that's a 13-degree drop

from yesterday's afternoon. sure thing. medium jacket and long pants on your way out the door. future weather, sunshine a plenty. it will feel quite a bit chillier than yesterday. high school football tonight. layer up. have that little blanky if you've got the metal bleachers to sit on. there's an insulated bleacher. then for tomorrow, clouds coming back in. we don't have anything to worry about in the way of rainfall until we get into the day on sunday. for tomorrow, halloween. partly to mostly sunny. high temperature around 50. we fall back. move the clocks back one hour. change your smoke detectors as well. we'll be in the 70s for the first week of november. >> ooh. that actually sounds pretty good to me this morning. taking a look now at one of our biggest problems here this morning, we lost that shot for you, i apologize.

we still have that right lane block. this is a trooper that was hit in his vehicle. the trooper expected to be okay. still you see a big police presence if you're headed out sometime soon. i wanted to warn you about that problem. westbound 50 at mlk, all lanes open we had a jackknifed truck cleared out of the way. that's good because you're starting to see slowdowns. big look at the beltway, no problem. locking quite good this morning. 66 at compton road also rolling a i long nicely. live look when i'm back with you in ten minutes. >> disturbing video you're seeing first on 4. this morning you're given an inside look at the police interrogation of george huguely. he's the uva lacrosse player

accuse of culling yeardley love. he says she was slamming her own head against the wall the night of may 23rd in 2010. listen to the reaction when police tell him he's the primary suspect in her death. >> our affiliate in charlott charlottesville obtained the video. they obtained it because he exhausted all appeals. he was sentenced to to second-degree murder and 23 years in jail. the ntsb is headed to ft. lauderdale to find out what caused the dis nearly caused a disaster. they were ready to take off when a crew behind them saw fuel

leaking. the left engine caught fire. two emergency chutes were deploy and the plane was quickly evacuated. >> we saw smoke all over the place. we got out and started running through the grass as far west as possible. >> nearly two dozen people went to the hospital. we know one person suv ired a pretty serious head injury. the airport was closed for three hours delaying 225 flights and canceling 40 others. >> 5:25. officials still can't explain how a blimp broke free of maryland and drifted 150 miles across pennsylvania. the military had to shoot into the surveillance blim top let the last of the helium escape and they began cutting it out of the trees. the military says likely they'll use a helicopter to lift the rest of the blimp 10,000 pounds out of the forest. a face-off this morning other religion. a football coach is off the job suspended for praying on the field. the school district near seattle

say his actions could violate students' constitutional rights. the coach has different takes. he said, yeah, some players chose to join him for a quick prayer but he doesn't force anybody to participate. if you're planning a trip to rome, you'll be happy to know the sistine chaple is in good shape. dust, body sweat, and carbon dioxide are the biggest theft to the 500-year-old setting. they say carbon dioxide is lower in the chapel so restoration is not necessary. i have to go there. i have to go to rome. just hours ago, members passed a budget. they're accused of a hours-long sit-in. why prosecutors are dropping the charges. a live look outside for you

this morning. 50 degrees in the district right now. so what's the weekend looking so what's the weekend looking like.

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won't help dick black. because what comes out of his mouth is just offensive. black said gays and lesbians lead "lifestyles that are harmful to the culture of this state." he dismissed rape in the military, calling it "as predictable as human nature." black opposes the use of birth control and voted to force women seeking abortions to have intrusive transvaginal ultrasounds. dick black. so extreme, it's dangerous. i'm molette green at the live desk. we just heard after troopers shot and killed a fugitive. we want you to listen as a spokesperson described ending that six-day manhunt for

62-year-old floyd cook. >> there's a feeling that it is over now that he's been found. >> he was found close to aal community. they say he died in an exchange of gunfire. this massive search all started in tennessee after police say he shot a police officer during a traffic stop. he also was wanted for shooting at officers in kentucky. that is the latest. back to you now. 5:30, your time right now. i'm aaron gilchrist. we're monitoring the latest from capitol hill where less than an hour ago the senate passed a budget bill. and i'm eun yang. talk about a room to grow. a new feature condo owners are seeing. good morning, everybody. i'm "storm team 4" meteorologist

chuck bell. some things you know before you head out the door. much, much colder than yesterday. chilly night for football. trick or treating looks try but on the cool side. if you have stuff to do outside, get it done tomorrow. chilly. not too bad. lots of sunshine. cooling off fast tonight. so if you're going to be outside, layer up. out the door this morning, temperatures are in the 40s and low 50s. so a cool one for sure. temperatures will stay in the 40s before it's eventually rises to the upper 50s and near 60. we'll talk more about your halloween. what's your little one going to be for halloween. >> he's going to be darth vader and we're going to have the parade. i'm glad about the weather. thank you. ♪ >> our dog is darth vader as well. >> shouldn't h e be chewbacca s.

>> you would think. but, no. the request is for darth vader. this is where a trooper's vehicle was hit. the trooper is okay. we still have that lane blocked this morn. that could be a little be it of a slowdown hee. with that right lane you're not seeing any slowdowns on the road right now. just if it hangs around too long. 66 into town there. fairfax county to the beltw, don't have any problems there. we'll take a look at your travel times coming up in a couple of minutes. >> thanks, melissa. right now a bipartisan budget deal is on its way to the desk after an early morning vote in the senate. nbc's tracie potts is monitoring it on capitol hill. tracci tracie, not even is happy. >> no. ted cruz is not happy. he spoke over an hour saying this was sort of a blank check for the obama administration, but now it's a done deal. he and marco rubio have been

accused of not being here for votes. he got this one the president is thrilled there's a budget for two more years. no more budget battles at least through the end of this administration. they extended the credit limit from this country so we can bar more money until after the election, march of 2017. all of this is happening with new republican leadership. paul ryan who said he would support the deal even though he didn't like the way it came about. what's next. now we have a framework in place, but there's still some work to do. 12 appropriation bills that have to be passed before the end of the year. eun? >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you, tracitracie. >> today, family and friends will remember a florida man shot by police. a funeral will be held for

31-year-old corey jones. he was waiting for a tow truck when a plainclothes officer approached him. he was con frothed by jones who was armed. family members say he was carrying a gun that was purchased legally three days before he was shot to death. dozens of protesters were at city hall after kevin jones was sworn in. the state attorney general's office says it supports removing the protesters to control the situation but believes their arrests are punishment enough. a horrible crime neighbors say they know all too well. for the second time this month a murder in the same block of edson place northeast. >> every time i wake up to the news, i'm hearing somebody in d killed. this time it's the home of my

cousin and i'm very, very hurt. >> she wants them found. a group of people ambushed mohammed washington and killed him back on october 6th. no arrests so far in any of these cases. an area teen is charged with threatening to bomb his school and shoot student. this alleged plot involved brook point high school in stafford county. police say they found guns and rifles locked up in the 15-year-old's home. no evidence of a thought out plan. this comes days after two students at river benld were arrested. they're accused of plotting a school shooting and they they're charged with plotting to commit a murder. video caught on tape fleecing taxpayer. the government says they need to set aside more manpower to prevent it from happening again. they show federal employees swiping gas payer funded gas cards but using the gas to fill

their personal cars. we've heard of 30 cases so far this year costs tax pairs nearly half a million. they requested beefing up those who are responsible for stopping this crime. >> when that is abuse, it undermines the whole system. it gives credence to those arguments that people make about government. the worst believes that people have about government are fortified with that kind of a finding. >> federal auditors including the general services administration inspector general suffered budget cuts in 2013. senator casey has formally asked the budget to be restored to 2013 levels saying auditors save more money than they cost by stopping waste and theft. we're talking about marijuana grow closets. check this out. d.c. developer eric hirsh field was renovating a condo in the park area. he decided to turn an upstairs

closet into a grow area. that closet haslam ps that simulates sunlight. an exhaust fan and drainage system. it's even child proofed. >> the initiative hat just passed and i kind of got thinking this would be a perfect opportunity to put in a grow closet since it's now legal to grow marijuana in your home. they're not growing petunias in there. this condo sold for more than $800,000. d.c. lets you grow marijuana plants in your home if you own it flachblt to grow spring plants and veggies. spring plants is so vague. what does that include? >> a biker shoot-out. minutes as it unfolded. a student gets a big bost of support from president obama.

where it's nice and clear and chilly too. you 'do you know what that means? chuck will let us know whether chuck will let us know whether kids will need the washington post endorses democrat jeremy mcpike for state senate. applauding mcpike's "ideas about getting traffic moving." the post warns republican hal parrish "holds rigid positions against medicaid expansion and common-sense gun safety." and parrish was the deciding vote to restrict women's health clinics in manassas, forcing women to go elsewhere for cancer screenings and birth control. jeremy mcpike is the better choice. i'm jeremy mcpike, candidate for state senate, and i sponsored this ad.

parkeon live television.on and her cameraman were gunned down i know we can't stop all gun violence, but we can save lives if our leaders take action. narrator: but we can't count on hal parrish to act. he gets an "a" from the gun lobby, they fund his candidacy... while fighting against background checks to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people. parrish will make us less safe. parker: politicians' condolences aren't enough. it's time for them to act. feinblatt: everytown for gun safety action fund sponsored this ad.

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shoot-out. take a look at the picture. you see some scrambling. people firing their gun, holding their gun, crawling on the floor. this took place in waco, texas. you may remember nine people died. nearly 170 were charged with participating. ta 16-year-old student is sueing to use the boys' restroom at his high school. the government says schooling are violating the law if they free vent trance j prevent transgender students from using the core responding bathroom. they're struggling across the nation with how to accommodate transgender students. let's get you ready for your weather. >> yesterday turned out to be almost a shorts and t-shirt day. today, pants and sweatshirts.

planning out your day at school. temperatures will be in the 40s. we'll give recess an "a." at least the sun will be a back out. then friday night football, metal bleachers, beware. bring your little blanky to sit on. back into the 40s by the time some those games are over. a complete check of the seven-day forecast and details. that's just in ten minutes. for now melissa mollet. >> we still have this problem on the outer loop. this is where that trooper was hit. we'll talk with derrick ward about that scene in just a couple of minutes. right now, 270, germantown to the beltway, 10 minutes. 66 into town and 95 northbound in virginia, you don't have any issues. you're nice and on time. remember to listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car.

>> thank you, melissa. we continue to follow breaking news after we follow a trooper an an accident. whether or not it will impact you. to some students it's just song lyrics. song lyrics. to others it's just racial

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it's 5:46, and we're staying on top of breaking news. a trooper has been hurt in a hit-and-run crash, and police are out searching for who did it. "news4's" derrick ward is live on alantown road with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we're on the overpass, outer loop in camp springs near andrews air force base and that allen town road exit off of the roadway. i'm going to direct your attention on down the beltway. you ku see there's one piece of emergency equipment still on the

scene. that apparently is towing away another car, which may, indeed, be the striking vehicle. we don't know exactly, but we do know it just happened earlier this morning. it was just after -- or just before 4:00 a.m. when this accident happened eastbound on the beltway near allen town road. of course, near the forestville road overpass. we understand the trooper was not hurt and it appears that the trooper was either in a person vehic al vehicle or unmarked vehicle. it does not have marking. there's another vehicle in the back being towed off now. you are being moved through with no traffic delays auchl lanes are open, but you still need to exercise caution until the scene is completely clear. we're live. derrick ward, "news4." >> thank you. d.c. police investigating a murder. "news4's" megan mcgrath has been on the phone this morning. the device could provide police with answers. we'll have that for you at the top of the hour.

>> good morning. grab an extra layer. off to a chilly start with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. it's going to be a lot cooler over the next couple of days. we'll tell you how much cooler in a couple of minutes. melissa, traffic on the beltway. >> derrick is talking about the inner loop and outer loop. we'll have much more in a couple of minutes. >> reporter: good morning to you, the republican presidential field now at a cross road. some need to assess and regroup. can bush rhes rhesus tate his campaign. getting help from his brother and donors are trying to reassure him. ted cruz and marco rubio looking to gain ground and who donald trump was winking at on that debate stage. all that coming up. in just a few hours the jury in the trial of accused serial

killer charles severance heads back. they asked for office supplies apparently. they made a second request asking the judge if they could see police reports. that request is denied. severance is accused of killing three people other a ten-year period. today, a man will be in court. police interrupted a roggery in progress. one of the suspects died in a shoot-out with police. the survivor has hearing with a judge this morning. it's 5:49. 6,000 federal drug offenders will be released today. itted as they changed sentencing guidelines for drug offenders last year. the release is separate from the president's push to grand clemency to some nonviolent drug oh fejders.

the new south building at holy cross hospital opens to patients on sunday. they'll open up private rooms. holy cross is the only health system in our region to offer private rooms. china will leave it to provinces to implement new policy that allows all families to have two children. that's new this morning from the national health and family and planning commission. we told you about china's historic decision. once put in place to control a baby boom. leaders are reversing course. most people seem happy about it. >> i want to have at least two, yeah. maybe one boy and one girl. >> we will just have one, but i think people should have the right to have two. others argue the change is too little too late. many people cannot support two children and the reform won't change the work force for at least 22 years. 5:51.

chuck bell has joined us here in the studio. definitely a change. needed a little coat today. >> what a great day yesterday was. >> so nice. >> i know you love 70s this time of the year. >> give me 70s until january. >> fair enough. and for those of you who need the 70s in your life. not only was yesterday a treat, but wait until you see the forecast in a couple of minutes. you'll never guess it's going to be the month of november. it certainly feels like late october. skies are note isably clear. temperatures are back in the 40s and 50s, but that northwest wind averaging 16 miles an hour has a noticeable windchill in play this morning 467891 now in leesburg and luray, 45 winchester, virginia, 55 in bayside, annapolis, going out for that early morning run. extra layers needed. you may want to jog in place before you head out the door. get that first little bead of sweat going. temperatures through at least 9:00 or 10:00.

the good news is the sun will be in abundance. this will be the last of the good weekend to get outside and see any fall foliage if you're going outside. if you're traveling this weekend, quiet weather to your north and south. unsettled weather. that's the leading edge of our next rain chance which arrived here before your weekend is through, so if you have stuff to do outside, saturday will be a better day. future weather, hardly a cloud. a few high thin cirrus clouds. that's idiot. 60s downtown. when you figure we were at 73 yesterday, that's a big change. friday night out on the town, dinner and a movie. dinnertime, low to mid-50s. movietime, grab a jacket. temperatures will be back down into the 40s. and then as we get through the day tomorrow, another cool day. clouds gradually increasing during the course of the day tomorrow. clouds will be mostly cloudy by saturday night. dry for trick-or-treaters.

into sunday, a risk of light rain coming your way primarily sunday afternoon and evening. so not a total washout on your sunday, but you'll need to keep track of that for sure. for today, sunny, breezy, and 60. tomorrow for trick-or-treaters, it's going to be good weather. temperatures will be in the 40s and 50s. so not too bad there. of course, it is daylight savings time. fall back one hour, saturday into surchltd melissa mollet with the latest on the commute. >> breaking news. we have just cleared this at the outer loop. you may see a little debris, getting it out of the way as we speak. no problems here now. and that will be open and good, running nicely for your commute. 63 west at 123. brand-new crash blocking the left lane. you don't see any slowdowns now. as we're approaching the 6:00 hour. outer loorngs a report here of a car fire. 270 at montrose, no problems at

northbound or southbound. trying to get a chopper. we'll have that in a couple of minutes. >> melissa, thank you. it's 5:54 now. and these home coming outfits are causing a stir on social media this morning. this is in to stafford county who wore the shirts with the words n 16 ga, we made it because the shorts resemble the "n" word. they say it was probably not intended to be offensive. some parents feel differently. >> whether it's coming from african-americans, white, spanish, whaevg it's not oeg. >> they say the zinlts has been investigated and appropriate actions taken. they would not elaborate on how the students were disciplined. a school wants an instagram site to be closed down. a spokesperson from the schools

tells "news4" they regularly monitor social media. any questionable pages or accounts are usually taken down within 48 hours. the spokesperson said most websites have policies that prohibit or relate to cyber bull yg or violence. they just checked and it does not appear that site is still active. >> good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc's headquarters. they'll soon be folded in. it could happen next year. the move is a sign of the growing dominance of mobile computing and specifically android which is the world's most widely used operating system. and if you're stocking up on candy for trick-or-treater this year, you might be in for a scare. candy price this month are expected to jump 4% compared to last year. the culprit, rising prices for sugar, refined sugar beets, and u.s. cocoa power which has

boosted up the price for candies and chewing gum. overall spending is up only slightly, about $18 per household. for cnbc, i'm landon dowdy. a recall. if you drive a honda. the honda accord, 2008 or 2009 has fallty airbags. if you slam the door too hard. the ignition has to be on. you can take your car to the dealership to get the problem fixed. you do it all the time, right? comment on what you do or don't like or right a long review. we found out what you say can get you into trouble. one company has retaliated. rocha labs sells weight loss products. it sued some of its commerce for posting negative comments and complaints online. >> if i want to post negative feedback, i should be able to.

>> they say customers unknowingly agree to terms that make negative posts illegal. they're going after that company. you can look on the nbc washington app for more about that fine print you could be missing when you review products online. >> paypal is back up and working this morning. service was restored around 1:00 a.m. they experienced an hours-long service outage around the world overnight. they addressed the problem as hundreds complained online payments would gonlt through. no word on what caused the problem. d.c. police are on the scene of another deadly shooting. i'm megan mcgrath. the latest coming up in a live report. and this just in. a recall involved nearly a million suvs.

breaking news out of southeast washington as gunshots leave a man dead. >> and before 66, report of car fire. new details coming up. plus new details about the fire on a runway and the evacuation. first "storm team 4's" chuck bell with your friday morning

headlines. >> that's right. yesterday is going to be a thing of the past. no more t-shirts. sweater weather. it will be friday night chills tonight for high school football and it looks like it will be dry for the ghosts and the goblins for the trick or treating tomorrow. a lot of kids have halloween parades going on. the good news is other than an extra layer the costume should be all right. 40s and 50s out the door. we'll talk about any impacts coming up in ten minutes. >> thank you, chuck. breaking news. a trooper after a hit-and-run crash. the trooper is expected to be okay. the police are searching nearby for a driver who did it. the driver left his car and ran away. "news4's" derrick ward is on the scene. we'll check in with him after 6:30. the crash is impacting traffic.