minister just said. a driver speeding the wrong way down a california highway. first "storm team 4's" chuck bell is here with the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. your friday is going to be filled with a lot of, this leaves flying through the sky as wunls approach 40 miles an hour, maybe even 50 mile an hour. mild and breezy. sunny and windy this afternoon. let's get busy to bundle up whether you're going out for a movie or friday night football. it's going to be cold. right now temperatures are in the 50s and your forecast then for the rest of the day, lots of sunshine. temperatures near 60. melissa, back over to you. >> all right. right now chopper 4 is going to head to 2 5 near pennsylvania ave you. a report of crash that's slowing things down. we'll talk about that in a second. northbound indian head highway at kirby hill road. a three-mile backup that is

building. allow extra time if you take 210 northbound. 295 south at east capital, a report of a crash near pennsylvania avenue. seeing another three-mile backup. we're going to take a look at this. between 80 and 100 we have a report of a crash in the southbound lane. we'll have more on this problem on 295. it looks like they're turning the camera around to take a look at this accident right now. more on this one and travel times in ten minutes. >> breaking news right now. another homicide in the district. this time on adams street near north street in washington. "news4's" megan mcgrath with more. megan? >> reporter: initially the victim was taken to the hospital alive but in critical condition. but we learn a short time ago this man died from a gunshot wound to the chest. he's the 142nd murt victim in d.c. so far this year. you can see a live look here at the crime scene.

still very active. we have a number of investigators here on the scene. they've been taking photographs. looking in the area right around the intersection of adams and downing street. that is where the shooting happened. it was about 2:30 this morning. that's when the shots rang out. when officers arrived on the scene, they found this man suffering from a gunshot wound to the chift. not a lot of information being released at this point. still no word on the potential mow tirch here. no lookout for suspects. but certainly police are looking for anyone who was in the area and may have witnessed this murder. they would like those witnesses to come forward, perhaps provide information to arrest the person responsible. but at this point, the killer is still on the loose. back you do in the studio. >> megan, thank you. it's 6:02. today sentencing day for a man accuse of killing a d.c. cab driver in cold blood. in september he was found guilty. he and his girlfriend hailed a taxi in northeast washington with the intention of robbing the driver.

he nad mohammed drive them to a nearby school and shot him in the head. he faces decades in prison now. a secret service officer accuse of sending naked photos in an underage sexting sting has his first court appearance. he used a messaging app to text and send naked pictures of himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. he even admitted sends message whiels on duty at the white house. it turns out those messages were sent to an undercover cop in delaware. he's been suspended and is now on admed a on admed administratish lead. an isis executioner known as jihadi job may have been killed. his name is mohammed emwazi.

the videos show beheadings of three americans and aid workers. cameron moments ago say they're not sure if he was kill but if he was, it's a strike against the heart of isis. listen. >> he was isil's lead execution and let us never forget he killed many, many muslims too and he was intent on murdering many more people. this was an act of self-defense. it was the right thing to do. >> ahead this morning nbc's tracie potts will tell us what the pentagon is saying about jihadi john this morning. back to you. we will get anion date on the man accused of lying about working for the cia. he appeared on the fox news channel. simmons lied about a job and was able to gret several security

clearances. he has pled not guilty to fraud. a trial is expected to start in february. this morning the police are looking for a suspect who planted an atm skimming device at an area atm. take a look. they caught someone installing the device around 7:00 back on november 18th. if you saw anything that can help, please call police. a traffic alert in alexandria. duke street between van door and 395 will be closed starting 9:00. it's part of an ongoing reconstruction project. it should last through 9:00 sunday morning. you can still access landmark mall. use the van dorn street entrance if you're come frk the east side. a bit of a break if you haven't paid your toll fees in maryland. they say they'll waive any late fees for you as long as you pay by the end of the day monday. you can call the toll payment hotline. after that, new penalties kick

in for any unpaid tolls. >> a legal fight over who is fit to be a foster parent. a judge's reasoning for removing a child from the care of this utah couple. drivers forced to deal with an unexpected obstacle during their evening commutes. what led to this frightening scene on a busy california freeway as the driver speeds the wrong way. and chopper 4 over some big backups here on 295. full

developing now, the coast guard is searching for a woman who fell off a cruise ship. the passenger on the norwegian pearl posted this picture. norwegian cruise lain said in an e-mail statement witnesses say the passenger intentionally went overboard. two people are facing charges for what you can see in this video.

take a close look. that white car is speeding the wrong way on the highway. do you see it there? sheriff's deputies say a man and a woman in that car may have been involved in multiple robberies before this happened. the chase ended in a crash. the man and woman were arrested. it's a good thing no one else was hurt. >> stupid is unrelenting. coming up on 11 minutes after 6:00, your "weather & traffic on the 1s." >> "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell an what we can expect in the days ahead. not so bad right now, chuck. >> no. it's an easy start on friday the 13th. one of the cool spots for bell voir at 47. weather slowdowns, the wind may buffest high-profile vehicles around today. if you're driving a hi vehicle on a bridge, be on the lookout for limits. forecast, breezy to windy.

your commuter impact, 50s out the door this morning and 50s on your way home late ore thn afternoon into the evening. hold onto that wheel tight. that's what melissa mollet would say. seven-day forecast in ten minutes. >> breaking news right now. 295 inbound, pennsylvania avenue, right now these are the backups that are buildinget a three-mile backup. showing the problem, 295 inbound. another backup at kirby hill road. the left lane gets by the crash. we pushed both out on the nbc washington app to let you know as well. northbound crane highway at 50, we have an accident there. travel times, 270 looking pretty good. top of the beltway, no major issues, 66. inbound is oklahoma and northbound as well. see you in ten minutes. >> traveling with kids is stressful enough. add in holiday crowds and it ooh is a night mary for a lot of parents. we have tips from the tsa to help you get through security faster.

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judge's decision to break up the family. judge scott johansen ordered a baby be taken way from her foster parent because the married couple is guy. the state recommended the cup whole have kids of their own keep the baby girl. yesterday the judge announced he believes, quote, the girl will be better off wi aheterose heterosexual couple. >> i expect the judge to follo the law. he may not li the law but he should follow the law. >> hillary clinton texd, quo, being a good parent has nothing to do with it. this happened in mt. ari. that trooper responded to a road rage call when they say a woman attacked a bystander. police say the woman and her two sons attacked the trooper after he chased one into a nearby store. all three were arrested for assaults a police officer.

a man is facing serious charges this morning after injuring two middle east emts. he lost control and skidded, hitting the two emts. this happened on a snowy day. we know now he faces dui and other charges. he has a history of alcohol-related incidents. in one case he received probation and in another he received 30 days in jail. a d.c. firefighter is facing charges. a second man is also facing charges related to a crash that killed one person in july. police say rasheed murray and an off-duty firefighter ryan thompson were drag ragging on 16th street northwest. murray's car jumped the median, went airborne, and crashed into the victim's car. 24-year-old matt roth was killed. a man faces up to seven

years in prison. he sued justing everybody. he even tried to join dozens of class action lawsuits against products he never used. >> they saw a pattern of activity, the bihm that worked in the courthouse, that they knew this man was abusing the system. >> even after he was thrown in jail in april he kept filing claims. prosecutors estimate hinton scammed taxpayers out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> 6:17. we'll get an update on d.c. mayor bowser's trip to china. this week she announced the district secured $155 million in foreign investments for development projects. we're just learning that battle to drive out isis from one of their strongholds in iraq is being called a success. iraqi kurdish fighters backed by u.s. captured the town of sinjar, drove out isis fightersing and are clearing out

roadside bombs right now. in the past few minutes we got a statement from a kurdish leader that they got sinjar, a win. they cut off major highways used by isis as supply lines. meanwhile iraqi forces have started a major attack to liberate ramadi in the central part of the country. back to you. >> kristin, thank you. it's 6:18. an uber nightmare getting a lot of attention. gia fabbia shade was locked in the uber car. he was upset it didn't cost more. she called 911. >> he followed me up to the shop and started screaming. >> they deactivated the driver

from the company calling it frustrating and unusual. she said it was traumatizing and the risk for the ride wasn't worth it. one in four children new nu. that estimate has gone up because researchers have changed how they ask about developmental delays. the definition of what conditions fall under the spectrum has also broadened. it's also possible that some were said to have autism and later test results were false. smokes has plummeted. the cdc says the average number of cigarettes being smoke has decreased. they credit better anti-smoke campaigns, better insurance and tougher smoking laws. >> we have another reason to visit the museum. starting today they'll start to display new artifacts in part of

the inside-to-fbi exit. the hand cuffs used to restrain boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev and the suv in the failed attempt to bomb times square with bomb components inside will all be on display. a very special night for the lab school which is in northwest washington. this is a school dedicated to teaching children with learning differences. an awards gala recognizing outstanding achievers who are really trying to do more to raise awareness about learning differences and showing that, you know what? despite and because of these differences they're still achieving a greatness. justin theroux on the far right, an actor and screen writer says, you know what? kids who have learning differences are smart, they're focused. they just have different ways of learning and we have to embrace that, honor that, and find

creative outetlive outlets. you have to give them a chance. >> we have to figure out way for kids to access. jack feely shout-out. a maryland grad was an alumni working on it. >> congratulations to all of them guys. we want to get you caught up on the weather with "storm team 4" chuck bell. >> good morning to you and everybody on a friday. not bad way to get the lean into the weekend going. skies are mostly clear out there. just a couple of high thin clouds drifting overhead this morning. those will be on there way out. they're not going to produce a single rain chance any time for at least the next four to five day some of you can get the car washed and enjoy a clean car for quite a while. what about the weekend. on friday that's all anyone cares about. saturday, windy and cold. temperatures for the highs will barely make it into the low 50s. sunday will be a noticeably

better day. plenty of sunshine and nowhere near as much wind. so the outdoor work dagg is probably bet owner sunday and to get things done inside is probably better on saturday. but this cold snap for the weekend won't last long. we'll be back abong average by monday and tuesday and temperatures may get close to 70 by thursday and friday but that does come with a rain chance. what you need to know to get your friday is going to be sunny and windy. winds could gust up to 40 mile an hour. evening windchills going out will be in the 30s. winds are already gusting to near 30 miles per hour this morning. that wind will increase once the sun comes up. temperatures aren't all that cold just yet. we're in the low to mid-50s. 51 now up to near 50 by 11. our high today, 62 degrees. that comes in around 12:00, 1k. it will be a breezy bluftdy cold night. it's a good one for the weekend

as long as you have an extra layer to bundle up in. the coldest part will be sunday morning. it could set up for a cold weekend. four things you need know is coming up at 6:31. breaking news now in first 4 traf jook breaking news. chopper 4 over this. a crash has gone into a two-mile backup. we're slow there. also quite slow. indian head and here. allow some extra time. you're only going 2 miles per hour through this really red section right through the middle. it is slow this morning. also another crash. naylor road and 95 north at route 1. why all of these problems all of a sudden. 66 and nutley, no problems in or out of town. and 270, old 100, they had the camera turned around.

just after 80 there's a crash on the right side of the roadway. we'll see you back here in in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. they have found the bridge deck. it saving off the bahamas. 33 mems were onboard. they're still looking for el faro's black box that was attached to the bridge deck. check your cabinets. campbell's food company is recalling spaghettios. small polices of red plastic from the can's lining have been found in a small number of cans. ice for 14.2-ounce cans from the indicate of february 22nd, 2017. if you have one of these, turn it in for an exchange or refund. we have tips to help you out. "news4's" transportation reporter adam tuss talked to one mom who was traveling with her

son for the first time. she also works for the tsa. she said the biggest thing you can do is leave unnecessary items at home. she said ajejts want you to make it through quickly and efficiently as well. >> don't be afraid to ask for help. don't try to be a superhero. ask for help. >> that could apply to a lot of things in life. you can watch adams' story on the nbc washington app. another tip. use ziploced bags for all of your child's belongings. ziploc bag are clear so you know what you have in each bag. snacks and toys and crayons. >> good idea. it's finally happened. a police officer pulled over a civil-driving call. didn't you call this? >> we knew it was coming. google has been sending out car. in this case the california officer said the officer was going too slowly. it with us move 2ing 24 mielgle

hour and. >> the officer decided the car was following the law. in other words we'll never know who would -- would google pay the ticket? >> that's a good question. so apparently the state law in california vehicle code says that these car, the self-driving cars can only operate in 35-mile-an-hour zone and they can go slower, so the cop figured that out eventually. >> the other drivers aren't so happy. >> get in that right lane, you're going to go slower. it is 6:26. a mother's growing frustration. why she says she's having such a hard time getting her special needs son to school. a look at national harbor right now as you step outside. mild conditions. cold and blustery later today. "storm team 4's" meteorologist chuck bell has four things you need to know including how things are shaping up. that's at 6:31. we're watching a developing story where there's an increased

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right now we're following breaking news in northeast washington. you're looking live at the scene here on adams street northeast. police are searching for clues after an overnight shooting leave as person dead. this is the 142 nld homicide in the city this year. "news4' "news4's" megan mcgrath has been on the scene all morning. she'll join ugg live in a few mijtss. right now you need to brace yourself for a taste of fall, real fall. stepping outside you see the flag blowing outside union station. it's pretty. windy. it makes a jacket necessary and even a coat later on. what impact will these plans have on your weekend plans? >> that's a big question. "storm team 4's" chuck bell is here with morn. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. it's friday the 13th. watch out for black cats and

broken mirrors. hold onto your hats and hairpieces today. it's going to be very windy. winds could kbuft over 40 miles an hour this afternoon. it will be friday night chills at the high school football games tonight. windchills in the 30s by the time you get out of the games and lots of raking to be going on this weekend. winds are guftsing to near 30 miles an hour. they'll increase over the next couple of hours. temperatures are not too cold. mostly in the 50s. take your low profile pubby out for a walk this morning. temperatures will rise up to near 60 and it will be cold. more about that in a couple of minutes. right now breaking news continues in "first4 traffic.." >> northbound at kirby hill road, we have a crash. the backup has built up to four miles. it's going to take yu a lot longer to get in on indian head highway this morning because of this problem here. inbound suitland parkway, we have that accident. the crash at 95 at route 1

causing big delays. b.w. parkway southbound at 197, a crash off to the left. travel time in ten minutes. >> we'll see you then, melissa. thank you. developing an online threat has prompted a tighter security at howard university. even metro stops will see more patrols. an anonymous post threatening to harm students. the fbi is investigating. "news4's" molette green is hear live with news from the campus and the community. molette? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. the good news to report, no suspicious threat, no additional security. that's the latest coming from the university president as the fbi continues to lead the investigation into all of this. while extra security continues on campus and nearby at the metro station that are here that the students use. students, faculty, and surrounding businesses tell me

they are staying vigilant. right now the popular family owned howard delicatessen just across the street from the campus is about to open. it's been here since 1920. so everybody knows this place. the owner said he's proud of how the campus community has handled the threat to harm people it's racial and it's communicating a threat which a lot of people like to do today. they get up on the twitter o some of the social meade yanld express their opinions anonymously, wanting to see reaction. sometimes we react how they expect and they get gratification from watching us get scared or reacting. >> reporter: now back here, can tell you what's going to happen in a few hours.

the students and alumni will gather here at 10:00 a.m. and hold a ten-minute moment of silen silence on diversity and show solidarity. that's the latest leash from howard university. back to you. >> molette, thank you. while we're talking about other college campuses. campus police and prince george's county police are expressing hate crime. students held a rally. someone spray painted a swastika on that billing. and today george washington university students are responding to recent events at university of missouri. they t campus is holding a demonstration to shine light on races locally and across the country. that begins at noon. 6:34. a man called the neighbor from hell will find out whether he goes to prison today.

so socrates conkondolis is accused terrorizing neighbors. he used his truck to block a drive way and a bobcat to tear down a fence. he's accused of violating a peace order. he faces up to four years in prison. a mother says she is not letting her son who has autism go to school until she feels he'll have a save ride. kesha baez wants her 14-year-old to travel on a special needs bus to james madison school in upper marlboro. prince george's county private school is providing a public bus. she said she won't let her son go to school until the issue is addressed. >> they told me everything he's getting in virginia, they have to accommodate him here. >> was he on a special be us in virginia? too. >> yes, he was. >> the school says that i have to make accommodations but they say they've been unable to engage with his mother. coming up at 6:36.

his wildest speech yet. that's how they're describing donald trump's speech. they believe he doesn't have a plan. he laid out his strategy on fighting isis. listen. >> i would just bomb those sucker suckers. that's right. i'd blow up the pipes, every single inch. there would be nothing left. >> he also took jabs at ben carson who continues to climb in the polls. using carson's own words against him. trump questioned his life story calling him papathological. the three democratic candidates will face off tomorrow night at the university of iowa. it will be hosted by cbs news and it will be focused the economy, specifically income inequality. pay up now oer pay twice. why drivers who avoid toll violations are running out of time. a four-mile backup as you're

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breaking news right now on the road. take a look at this. southbound here at 197, we have a four-mile backup southbound as you're heading out. we have another problem, a brand-new crash that just popped up there. some red on the map we don't typically see. northbound at kirby hill road. a left lane get big the crash. again, another backup on 220. allow extra time.

right now, germantown to the beltway, no problem. 66 into town looks good. 95 north just about on time as well. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. outside right now, a beautiful day it is. sun rise. a beautiful day with a clear sky overhead. temperatures are clear but not cold by november standards at all. 51 in dulles and chantilly and reston right now. school day forecast, out the kids go. breezy. mid-50s. here's 60 at recess time. recess gets a "b." they need their wind breaker, jeans and long jeans. seven-day forecast forecast. >> there's arally. fantasy fanduel and draftkings. bloomberg is reporting that it shows its signs and banners in

an effort to lower its profile. the new york attorney general ordered both sides to stop operating in new york because he considered them illegal. comcast, the parent of nbc 4 and nbc sports is an investor in fanduel. maryland is taking a closer look at the being sites after other states shut them down. the comptroller wants to make sure sites including fanduel and draftkings are operating legally. he'll look at weather taxes are being collected consumers are protected. again, comcast is the parent kpep of this station. right now we're following two breaking news stories. a homicide investigation under way this morning in northeast washington after an overnight shooting. we're live at the scene with what happened. plus, new information this hour on that air strike targeting terrorist jihadi john. what bri

some breaking news in northeast washington where police crowd a neighborhood intersection searching for clues to who shot a man to death early this morning. first melissa mollet with breaking news on the road. >> breaking news. two different backups. one, a crash there at 197. again, a four-mile backup as you're approaching 197. another at indian head and kirby

hill. left lane getting by. chuck? >> as you step out this morning, you will not be frostbitten but wind blown. temperatures in the 50s right now. ite goes doing be ferociously windy later on. we'll talk about the impact the weekend will have on your weather. back to breaking new. detectives on the scene of another homicide overnight. this within on adams in northeast washington. "news4's" megan mcgrath has more on the shooting. megan? >> reporter: well, eun, they're starting to wrap things up. you can see behind me we're down to one police cruiser, some officers talking to folks in the neighborhood, but the rest of the investigators have left at this point and the road adams street has reopened. hour, the search for the killer is still ongoing here. no arrests have been made at this point. now, it was about 2:30 this morning when shots rage out in the 1300 block of adams street. when police arrived, they found

a man. he had been shot in the chest. he was taken to the hospital in critical condition and a little while later we received word he died as a result of that gunshot wound. no word on the motive. no lookout for any suspects at this point. certainly police are looking for anyone in the airy who may have seen something that would help them find the killer because at this point no arrests have been made. this is the 142nd murder so far in d.c. this year. back to you. >> thank, megan. new details this morning about a house fire that killed two people in the district. according to the "washington post," the property was not licensed to rent rooms. len salas and his father max salas were named in the infraction notice earlier this week. the families of the victims are suing the men. fire officials say it was started by an electrical short. right now u.s. sources are trying to confirm a drone strike

killed a ruthless executioner known as jihadi john. ke kear sir simmons is live this morning. >> the lead executioner, if he has been killed by the u.s. it was an act of self-defense. u.s. officials at this stage saying there's no definitive proof that jihadi john was killed. you remember the chilling video of him wearing a hood, holding a knife standing next to hostages who were killed. one of the families of the victim killed say i haven't really heard the news. if they have got him, a great, but it doesn't bring my son back, aaron? >> keir simmons live in the nbc newsroom in london. more from him on the "today" show in a few minutes. the man accuse odd f lying about working for the cia is

back before a judge today. he often appeared on the fox news channel as a cia operative. he lied about his job and was able to get several security clearances. he's pled not guilty. a secret service officer accused of selling naked photos has his first court appearance. robe lee moore used a messaging app to text and send naked pictures of himself to someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl. he even admitted sending some messages while on duty at the white house. it turns out those messages were sent to an undercover deth tifb in delaware. he'been sended and is now on administrative leave. today we could learn whether the supreme court will hear a challenge to limits on abortion clinics and doctors in texas. virginia's governor and others are working to heal challenges.

if the justices take up abortion, woit buld the first one in 25 year and would happen during a presidential year. more than 100 women say their birth control pill failed them that. ire suing endo and kwal test. endo voluntarily recalled the pills in 2011. in a statement they say they were only able to find one defective pack. we are just learning that in a few short hours we'll get some big news from the aclu of maryland concerning police brutality. the branch is going to unveil a new smartphone app people can use to record, upload, and send videos of encounters with police directly to the aclu. the announcement is today at noon and there's also going to be a press conference here in washington. back to you. breaking news on the roads right now.

still have this problem southbound b.w. parkway approaching 197. a four-mile backup and delays as folks are looking aet what's going on as well. northbound indian head highway and kirby hill road, two left lanes getting by and very slow. inbound suitland parkway, a two-mime backup there. we're slow on suitland parkway. 95 at prince williams parkway. looking better than it did earlier. we had a crash earlier that's now out of the way. it looks leak things are picking up just a bit. 66 into town looking quite good especially for this time of day and 270 at montrose road, northbound, of course, no road issues. southbound, perhaps a tad light for this time of morning. chuck? >> thanks, melissa. it looks like a good way to drive in to work. it's a chilly start to day but not cold by november standards. we're down at 51. winds for now are out of the

southwest a averaging 6 miles for hour. hold onto your hat kind of weather. winds will gust near to 40 miles an hour. evening windchills will be in the 30s. winds are already gusting to more than 20, 25 miles an hour now. winds will increase once we get the sunshine up. 52 hagerstown. 52 melissa, 41 in culpeper, 55 in edgewater, maryland. hourly temperatures today, not a big rise at all. maybe only five degrees of rise. right around here we'll get over the 60 degree mark before temperatures start to drop quite quickly baptism dinner and a movie time, temperatures in the low 50s and breezy. into the 40s by 10:00, 11:00 tonight with windchills back into the 30s. the big story by far, a lot of wind outside today could bring down some leaves or small branch.

a chilly night tonight into tomorrow. tomorrow, sunny and windy. once again, lots of leaves coming down and then the wind settles down saturday night. sunday will be the coldest of the snap coming our way. 62 today. only 53 tomorrow. a 36 sunday morning means a hard freeze again in the morning. then the warmup returns. temperatures, mid to upper 60 by late next week. back over to the news. >> thank you, chuck. a convicted kill ler be subject to prison. a jury found joshua mcbain guilty of killing a cab driver in cold blood in 2012. he and his girl fend hailed a cab with the intent of robbing the driver. he made mohammed drive him to a nearby school and shot him in the head. he faces decades in prison june police are looking for whoever planted an atm skimming device in looseburg. cameras caught someone installing this back at 7:00 in

the morning. it was found in the bank of america. if you know something, police would like to hear from you. take look at this video. you see the white car in the distance speeding down the highway in the wrong direction. it ended in a crash. sheriff's deputies arrests the man and the woman. >> a traffic alert in alexandria. duke street between van dorn street and 395 will be closed starting tonight at 9:00. the closure is part of an ongoing reconstruction project. it lasts through sunday morning at 9:00. you can still access landmark mall. use the van dorn street entrance if you're coming in from the east side. a bit of break if you haven't paid your toll fees in the state of maryland. they'll wave any late fees you wrack up as long as you pay by the end of the day on monday. you can call the toll payment line at 7:00 this morning. it will be open until 8:00 tonight and midnight on monday. after that, new penalties kick

in for any unpaid tolls. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc. airbnb could start posting more. they'll adjust room prices based on real time changes and demand. prices could be lower on weekdays but rise if there's an covengs in town. folks will be able to set minimum and maximum prices and how often they want gets. for the cnbc business report, eenl landon dowdy. >> landon, thanks. it's coming up on 6:56. here are four things you need know. a judge is challenge ang order to remove a baby from her gay foster parents. he wants to place the baby with a heterosexual couple for its well being. u.s. forces are trying to confirm whether a drone killed

jihadi john. the pentagon has not yet confirmed his death. the fbi is investigating an anonymous post that threatened to harm students yesterday. a man is dead after a shooting overnight in northeast washington. no arrests or suspects after the gunfire on adams street near downing street. the murder marks the district's 147th homicide of 2015. right now we still have this problem. two left lanes getting by that crash right now. a four-mile backup as you're headed into town. it is slow. allow some extra time if you're heading northbound. also at naylor, also have a two-mile backup there as well because of an earlier accident. right now it's looking a lod better and we also have the crash outer loop at central avenue. chuck? >> all right. we gear eng to face a strong westerly or northwesterly winl. tomorrow's highs in the upper 40s to low 50s.

the coldest night of this next little cold snap. big game at fedex field at 1:00. the saints are in town. perfect weather for football. >> very good. thank you, chuck. >> that is the broadcast this morning. theys for waking up with us, everybody. >> the "today" show is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes with any traffic, weather, and late breaking news. until

. good morning. breaking overnight, the u.s. carries out an air strike in syria that arrest gets the public face of isis, jihadi john. but did they get him. titanic tirade. donald trump sounds off during an epic 90 minute rant. >> give me a break. give me a break. give me a break. >> on ben carson. >> if you're pathological, there is no cure for that, folks. >> on hillary clinton. >> she's going to lose. she's going to lose, i'm telling you. >> and what he would do about isis. >> i would bomb the p[ bleep ] out. >> and just wait, there is more.