in. near 50 at 7:00 a.m. quite chilly. 45 at 7:00 tonight and back into the mid-30s by 7:00 a.m. on your saturday morning. so a cold weekend coming. more on how coal it will be by sunday morning, which will be shocking to some. that's coming up in a few. trouble on branch avenue here. >> trouble on branch avenue. you still have the one lane blocked. it's nothing you have to add too much extra time for. a little bit of a slowdown because of the police and crash response there. still not seeing slowdowns. off to the right shoulder, top of the beltway looking good. no major problems. 21, b.w. parkway looking nice. i'll see you in ten minutes with a live look at 66. >> thanks, melissa. we have breaking news right now on howard university's campus. this is a picture just into our

newsroom of a car parked in a middle of a dorm hall. it crashed there late last night. "news4's" molette green is on campus with what the school is telling students. molette, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the building you can see behind me is now tape -- there's tape around the building and the area where the crash happened is now boarded up. university, the university tweeted out the building is safe and the students are back inside after, of course, quite an incident last night. you're looking at what was quite a scene here on fourth street as the car crashed into the building there. campus police tell us there were no injuries to the driver or to the student bus the students, of course, had to be evacuated when all of this happened. this is the bethune annex, one of the dorms -- a brand-new construction, one of the newer buildings on campus nchl the video it appears the police took

someone into custody, but when i talked to university police this morning, they would not confirm whether or not they have someone in custody and charges have been brought against the driver of the car. we still don't know why. and we're working to find out how all of this happened, what led up to this, if alcohol was indeed a factor in this incident. but that's the latest live here on campus. again, the building boarded up. the students are back inside, the building deemed safe. back to you. 5:02. breaking response to last week's terror attacks. the man accused of planning the attacks was killed earlier this week and so was his cousin and we learn a third body was found, that news coming from bros. c e prosecutors. but we don't know anything else about it. we are learning about a discarded cell phone. we hear from police it may have been abdelhamid abuaaoud's

cousin. here in d.c., a muslim group will stand in protest against isis. they will bus people in from northern virginia starting at 3:00 this afternoon. developing right now, an american teen died in an attack in israel. 18-year-old ezra schwartz was one of five people killed in two terror attacks. one in tel aviv and the other in the west bank. schwartz was from boston and was studying in israel. today two men charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery will held back to court. earl bennett and shante gladdet are accused of shooting a victim in a park.

a gofundme account has been set up for mcclees's daughter. you can head to the nbc app for more information. in other informations, a man who landed a jie role copter outside the white house will appear in court today. he admitted to flying it without a license in april. he did it to draw attention to how rich people and corporations can influence politics. he'll ask the judge to allow him to participate in a democracy spring march before sentencing. breaking news just minutes ago, confirmation that a u.s. -- that a convicted spy caught selling u.s. intelligence to israel was released from plizen this morning. jonathan pollard spent the last 30 years behind bars on espionage charges. the 61-year-old got parole from a life sentence and was released early this morning. as part of his release, pollard has to stay in the u.s. for at least five years.

we're just trying to make it better for those who are members of the unwanted club. >> the d.c. faith community wants action on homelessness and unemployment. they're calling for more jobs and affordn't housing in the district. last night hundreds pressed mayor muriel bowser for a timeline on closing the d.c. gin real homeless shelter. >> families need emergency housing we're always going to have a need for emergency housing. we need 280 units and we think it's a better way to do it with smaller units rather than a big old hopped. >> mayor bowser showed her support. city leaders are still working on a time loan though. it's 5:05. a man is dead after approaching a d.c. officer with a hunting knife. police say the officer fired one shot in self-defense, hitting the man in the chest. the investigation is ongoing.

this morning we're still working to gather more information about a pedestrian accident in montgomery county. this happened last night on k connecticut avenue near pliers hill road. there's new support t. the plan would mean tolls for drivers on weekdays, peak periods, and peak directions. there's no way to expand it so tolling is the only way. in about ten minutes, "news4's" megan mcgrath will break down how much you could be paying. developing right now, ramped up security in malaysia. why thousands of troops have been mobilized just as president obama has arrived. a local university taking action in the wake of charlie sheen's hiv announcement. what howard university is doing to hopefully change when it

comes to hiv. it's going to be sunny and breezier. chuck bell will let you know what you need

president obama is in malaysia right now and the country is calling in thousands of troops for, quote, unconfirmed calls for imminent terror threat. 2,500 are there to protect everybody, another 2,500 are on standby. it is 5:11 and time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." we're in for a big change starting tomorrow. >> "storm team 4" chuck bell here to tell us all about it. >> that's right. a mild november is turning into a chilly november. temperatures, mid to upper 40s in the shenandoah valley. upper 40s and lo 50s around town. high temperatures are probably going to occur before we get to about lunchtime today in the mid

to upper 50s. as far as slowdowns, we get back to green lights this morning, this evening, and this weekend, so the commuter impact will be fairly low. commuter forecast, breezy and dry. still some lingering puddles and wet leaves so be on the look joud for those. temperatures in the 50s. you'll be in the 30s and 40s. we'll uk talk about how cold, how soon coming up. it's traffic time. here's melissa. >> that earlier problem we're back to green t yellow is out of the way, which makes me think it's probably completely gone. inner loop and outer loop looking good. taking a look at 95, want co-to the beltway, you can see it's going to take you 18 minutes here. right here southbound at quantico, we have a little bit of a slowdown because of late clearing roadwork.

otherwise looking good. 2750 at montrose road rolling along just fine. see you in ten minutes. it is a:12. today the capitol christmas tree is on its way from alaska. after a 4,000-mile-journey the tree will be lit. always beautiful. the man is back in the spotlight. why gary condit is the focus of this case. >> forget farm or

5:15. today the naacp will hold a rally in the wake of the jamar clark shooting. he was shot in the head by police officers responding to a

domestic dispute on sunday. protesters say clark was handcuffed when he was shot. a plan to add tollways on 66 is getting closer to reality. they just endorsed the concept. megan mcgrath has more on what's going on here. megan, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eun. we're driving live on i-66. we passed washington boulevard a little while ago. take a look at our live dash cam here. traffic is very light. but if you drive 66, it's going to be a couple of hours and we're going to see a lot of traffic on this road, especially inside the beltway. how would you feel about paying tolls when driving inside the beltway f that would ease the congestion? well t well, the arlington county board has a plan that would increase

toll costs. vdot says there's no room for widening i-66 inside the beltway and that tolling is the only way to ease congestion. what would that mean for you? well, if you go back and forth to work using i-66, it could mean that you would pay up to $300 a month. again, we're talking about the stretch inside the beltway. now, the board approved the measure -- and this is kind of important -- in concept. so in other words there's a lot more discussion that needs to take place, a lot more study, and they also need more detail about exactly how this would work. but this is a first step. back to you in the studio. >> thank you, megan. 5:17. hundreds of health care officials want to change how the public views hiv. they're going to meet at the university to talk about the stigma of hiv. this concept looks into why people don't get treated. genetically modified salmon

will be sold in the u.s. for the first time the fda is giving an all-clear. it will need to be labeled as genetically engineered. one group will file a lawsuit challenging the approval. they say the fallout from this decision will have an enormous impact on the environmental. snow, not yet but forecasters in chicago are frafgt anywhere from an inch to 8 inches of snow beginning this morning through the weekend. you're looking at video from last year's snow and preps going on there. as we understand it. crews are loading up more than 200 salt trucks in emergency vehicles right now. the heaviest stuff expected to come on saturday in chicago. >> thinking about our friends in chicago, not here, any time soon. >> although i guess we're getting some of the cold, right, chuck? >> absolutely right. the cold from chicago is totally

coming in our direction and the snow flakes in chicago, some folks just out to the west of the blue ridge may actually be able to see snowflakes this sunday. here's "storm team 4" radar. there's the snowflakes across the upper midwest now. that's a little alberta clipper that's going to be coming in our direction. be ready for much colder air to be moving in. raindrops from yesterday, gone. it will be dry and breezy, a fair amount of sunshine coming our way. that little alberta clipper is racing in our direction and if this was january, i'd be optimistic since i'm a snow lover, but most of us will be too warm for any of that. far western maryland, here's our future weather on sunday morning. that is late friday night into

saturday morning. it will be try. nothing worry about there. now, upper 40s, low 50s. cool start. not too bad yet. saturday, a good day to get the leaves raked up. clean the car and get -- haven't had a clean car in quite a while. quite cold on sunday around here. no snow for us but it will be chilly nonetheless. here's your seven-day forecast. 58 and a breeze around for today. cold night. friday night football. layer up for high school football. chilly for the weekend and a cold start to next week but good travel weather for wednesday and thanksgiving looks like it will be a mild one. it is now traffic time. here's melissa. >> good morning. we have good news here. 295 northbound there at south capitol street, the crash is cleared. we don't have to worry about that one any longer. just a warning for you there.

it doesn't seem to be slowing anything right now, but it is still there. if you're headed out sometime soon, you might see that. 66 looking quite good. 95 northbound and southbound, you're also rolling along here just fine. 95 in maryland taking a look at 32 town to the beltway. we're going to take ten minutes. nice and clear, nice and clean. live look in prince george's county when i'm back in ten minutes. we expect a retrial. indecay was convicted of the washington murder in 2010. police found levy's remain rema. they're going to challenge indecay's defense. he may be planning to pin this murder on former congressman gary condit. the former lawmaker had an affair with levy.

they requested notes and pictures from his car. friends, family, and colleagues are remembering a fallen officer in california. ricardo gal vez was shot and killed. ga vez was in his personal car after a day of training at the downey police department when police say he was shot in his car. the 29-year-old officer had been with the police department for five years. >> ricky was an outstanding pers person. if you cold mold a police officer, you'd hold ricky gal vez. >> three are in custody after

the shooting death. a federal appeals cord will consider whether a person has to state a good reason in order to obtain a concealed carry permit. this as a new poll finds the district almost equally split on a city wide ban on gun ownership. 55% say they want it reinstated. 47% said they did not. tomorrow residents can turn in guns. show up with it unloaded in the trunk. police officers will take the gun and citizens will get a gift card for as much as $150 in return. it runs from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 new mexico the afternoon. new details about our beloved pandas. giant pandas will stay at the national zoo for another five years. the zoo and the conservation

biology institute have renewed its proceeding agreement. pandas have been a big part of the zoo here in the district since the early '70s. the zoo will continue with its research project. it will also continue to support efforts on conservation in china. >> they're so cute. look, look. they'll stay there until they're 4 years old. i love them. they roll around. eat the frozen ice pop treats for their birthdays. >> now we know what to get you for christmas. >> baby panda? >> yes. i'm on it. i'll go to jail first. >> whatever. >> 5:24. a health alert right now out of liberia. confirmation in that there is a new case of ebola. after the country was finally declared ebola-free by the world health organization nation. this time it's a 10-year-old boy. a child. he's at triemt center.

back to you. top u.s. officials say there is no credible threat of something like that happening here, but that's not stopping congress from taking action. >> we told you about the controversy comment donald trump and ben carson made about isis. now we're getting responses from the democratic side. what the two front-runners have to say. saturday night snowflakes. chuck bell says

here, but that's not stopping things you need to know about break news out of mali right now. a hostage situation happening in radisson blue hotel in bamako. 140 guests and 30 employees taken hostage. here's what we know at this point. gunmen stormed the radisson blu in mali. the u.s. embassy right now telling americans to shelter in place there. we have statement in from the hotel there in mali saying that they're aware of the hostage situation. first you're looking at a tweet from the u.s. embassy there.

the hotel says they're aware of the situation and safety and security is their concern. also turkey, china, and france say they have citizens inside the hotel right now. we're following this breaking story throughout the morning and we'll bring you updates as they happen. back to you. good morning, everybody. 5:30 on your friday morning. four things you need to know. breezy but sunny weather comes back today. raindrops are all gone. it will be friday night chills. if you're going out for dinner and a movie or high school football, there's going to be a cold one and a risk for snow showers in maryland. good news is as we head toward late next week for travel weather late next week, things are looking good. there's your exclusive skycast 4 for today. nothing but sunshine to worry about. sunshine at 6:56. temperatures will climb. high temperatures today, mid to

upper 50s. that's going to occur between 11:00 a.m. and noontime. back into the chilly 40s by 5:00 this afternoon and windchills back into the 30s by friday night. so that is a cold one for sure. we'll get into the details for sure coming up in a few, but yikes. >> all right. glad i did the leaves last weekend. this is nice. >> it's the first time i'm getting to say snow. >> we like that too. before lockwood drive, we have some emergency roadwork popping up. prince george's county, everything is green. you're at speed everywhere and 66, don't have any issues. we'll have travel times when i'm back here at 5:41. now to the terror in paris and the heat deed bait sparking on capitol hill.

lawmakers are at odds over how to fight isis and how to handle syrian refugees. nbc's tracie potts is on the hill for us this morning with more on this battle in cob. good morning. >> good morning. do you block every grandmother and children as they put it to prevent isis from slipping in or do you trust the verification system that's in place? that's whether the difference is. right now 47% democrats have voted against it. that now moves to the senate where leaders tell us it's not going to be taken up until after the thanksgiving break. harry reid essentially says don't worry about it. it's not going to pass. it won't even get to a white house veto. secretary kerry was on capitol hill talking about the numbers. he said there's been 3/4 of

million coming into the country. 2% are of fighting age. only 12 have been arrested or deported. the admin straugs is arguing this is an overreaction here on capitol hill. some lawmakers including those who pass it in the house argue that it's necessary. thank you, tracie. debates after the terror in paris now starting to impact decision 2016. hillary clinton says keeping syrian refugees out of the country is giving in to what isis wants. >> turning away orphans, applies a religious test, discriminating against refugees, slamming the door, that's not who we are. >> she said the u.s. should intensify and speed up countering isis. she said that should include putting boots on the ground.

a similar response from bernie sanders. he said, quote, we are a strong enough nation to say we're not going to lose who we are as a people. >> i'm not happy about hearing we should close our borders to men, well, and children who have been displays and driven out of their homes. >> he said muslim nations need to let the fight on the ground while other major forces supply what they need. new details this morning about a secret service officer. lee moore is charged with trying to sew less it sex with an undercover agent posing as a 14-year-old girl. court documents show moore had contact with two actual underage girls online. he's accuse of exchange obscene pictures and texts with them, some while he was on duty at the white house. prosecutors want him to remain in prison until his trial.

5:34. d.c. police wants to expand their body cams. the bill does three key things. requires ongoing auditing by oversight agencies and it protects privacy in case of domestic violence and sexual abuse. >> we want to reduce the false complaints against our officers who risk their lives on a daily basis. but at the same time we want to foster better community police relakeses. >> from here it goes for two more votes. the cameras could be on the streets by next spring. there's a new app students can use to feel safer at the university of maryland. they can download the umd guardian app to quickly get in touch with the police. it's a rave app specifically use. to use it they have to download

the rave app and and a university of maryland e-mail address. the good news, is it won't be too cold. take a look alt this video coming in from north carolina. how a boater there ended up in the water. yes means yes. the new lesson your kids might learn in sex education. your time

what a rescue here. a kayaker fell out of his boat while rushing through the rapids. that's when a volunteer rescuers jumped into the water and brought him to safety. the kayaker broke his tailbone but expects to be kayaking in about two weeks. california instructors are required to teach schoolchildren that yes means yes. yes means yes means sex is only consensual when both partners are sober and clearly state their willingness to participate. california is the first school to start with it in high school

next year. we want to get you up to speed on the forecast. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell telling you to get your winter gear ready, right, chuck? >> that's right. by friday night it's going to be a chilly one. it may be one of our coldest weekends since springtime. mid-50s. recess gets a "c." it will be breezy. still a lot of wet puddles. fair amount of sunshine some of what to wear today? a windbreaker for sure. sweater and sunglasses. if you're going out for high school football games, friday night light, temperatures back in the 40s for kickoff and windchills back into the mid-30s by 10:00, 11:00 this evening. coming up in ten minutes we'll take a look at your travel weather. it is traffic time. good morning, melissa. >> good morning, we have a

problem on the metro line. a couple of stops here. we'll keep you updated on that one we have two lanes blocked because of emergency roadwork. travel times. you're on time. top of the beltway over to 270 taking nine minutes just as it should this morning. 66 inbound from fairfax to the beltway. 90 minutes. students waking up shaking after a car slammed into their dorm. we'll check in with "news4's" molette green to see if anyone was hurt. we're on the one-year anniversary of the death of mayor barry. how the late d.c. councilman

could be honored.

breaking news at 5:44. jonathan pollard was released. he was in jail for handing over information to israel. benjamin netanyahu commented on pollard and the case that strained israeli/american relations. we'll have more on those comments at 6:15. good morning. it's noticeably breezy outside. temperatures are in the upper 40s and low 50s. when i see you, we'll talk about thanksgiving travel weather. >> the single tracking. orange, blue, silver lines. also brand-new problem on 270. details on that slowdown coming

up. >> thanks, melissa. two men charged with first-degree murder and armed robbery. we'll head back to court. ari ari earl bennett and shante gladden are charged with murdering garrett mcclees. a gofundme page has been set up for mcclees's daughter. new this morning a car slammed into a dorm room. molette green has more. >> reporter: not much is clear. there is tape on the glass entrance and it's now boarded up. the university tweeted the building is safe and the students are now inside. we want to show you what it looked like when the crash happened, when the car went into the building there.

campus police telling us there were no injuries to the driver or student. this is the bethune annex. the students had to get out fast when all of this happened. there was a little bit of un's obviously understandable. it's brick and quite a large building. just the front of it is mostly glass here. now, in the video that was sent to us, it appears that police took someone into custody but university police this morning have not confirmed that anyone has been arrested or charged, and we still don't know what led up to this crash in the first place. again, we're live this morning along bryant street. the tv station is just a short walk around the corner there. that is the latest. back to you. >> we're just trying to make it better for those who are members of the unwanted club. >> the d.c. faith community

wants action. members of the washington interfaith are wanting more calls for jobs. last night they pressed mayor bowser for a timeline. >> families need emergency housing. we're always going to have a need for emergency housing. we need 280 housing and we think it's a better way to do it in smaller units rather than a big old hospital. >> mayor bowser expressed her support. city leaders are still working on timelines. it's now 5:47. new details on a story we first told you about last week. a 34-year-old massachusetts man is arrested after stealing 16 guns from an armory. james morales was arrested wednesday in new york the fbi said his blood was recover at the scene. they also retracked a well known cell phone number. he cut off a monitoring bracelet he was required to wear in a

waiting child molestation case. they're looking into what happened to the weapons. it's not related to terrorism. we're still waiting to hear about a pedestrian accident in montgomery county. it happens on connecticut avenue near plyers hill road. a wrongly convicted man will get money from the state. he spent 27 years behind bars on false convictions he rape and killed a georgetown university student. officials let him out six years ago. all he got then was $75 and a bus ticket. d.c. mayor bowser said it's only right to make up for the hardships. >> it was only right to make up and we had liability and exposure and it's about time that we settled. >> reporter: dna exonerated gates that helped gem hit out of

jail. they acknowledge they used a discredit eed dna analyst and pd witnesses for the trial. congress could rewrite the "no child left behind." students would still be required to have reading and math tests in grades three through eight and in high school. the high school education didn't would. be automobile to mandate or give states incentives. states could decide whether to use student test results to test teacher performance. now, to the latest in the race for the white house. gop candidate ben carson is set to file paperwork for the primary today. carson is making his way at 11:30. today is the last day for candidates to file. they'll have until 5:00 p.m. to do it in person. honoring the late mayor for light. next year marks one year since mayor marion barry died.

we'll leern how a commission is going to honor him. his wife cora will serve on it. >> as time goes on, people are focusing more and more on what he did for the city and for people and less of what he did to himself. >> cora barry says the community has suggested names schools and streets after her husband. mayor barry buried on congressional hill. a headstone is still being designed. pretty mild in washington, d.c. we're in for a chilly, i'm going say cold weekend by sunday. >> probably fair. chuck bell has more on that. what do you think, cold, right, chuck? >> cold would be the way to describe it. cold air continues to ride this nerl breeze into the region. outside this morning skies are

mostly clear after a cloudy and soggy day yesterday and it's been a mild day up until this day. so far averaging more than 5 1/2000 degrees warmer than average on track to potentially be our warmest november since 2001. although we will eat away at quite a bit of that surplus over the next little bit. over the weekend you're probably going to be hearing about snow showers tonight into tomorrow. there's this little alberta clipper and some of those snowflakes may hit long enough to reach the mountains of west virginia. if you're going up to morgan town, west virginia osh southwest sides of pittsburgh you could have snow showers to contend with on saturday night. here's your future weather for today. you need to hold onto your hat as little bit for the afternoon. it's going to be downright

chilly to cold for high school football tonight as temperatures drop back down into the 40s. windchills in the 30s and a chilly day coming up tomorrow. but we should be inching our way into the 50s tomorrow afternoon. it's saturday night. here's 11:45 saturday night. clouds back into the picture around here. look at this. out into the mountains of west virginia, petersburg, an opportunity for at least a coating of snow before the snow coming up on sunday morning, for us just a mixture of clouds and sunshine. no snow for us. already thinking about the big travel day on wednesday before thafgs. you may contend with snow in that part of the country. here's our weather. 50 today. low 50s tomorrow. low 50s on sunday and monday. looks like monday will be the coldest of the stretch. 32 on tuesday morning. quieter weather returns wednesday and thursday of next

week and, of course, thursday is thanksgiving. i'm already thinking about turkey and gravy. >> we still have one lane blocked is the report here with this accident. we have another report. 270 southbound as you're approaching 109. orange, blue, silver line still tracking between the center. right now still have this problem in silver spring. just before lockwood with the two elapses blocked. emergency roadwork. disabled vehicle. eun? >> thank you, melissa. 5:53. several groups are marching in recognition of the anniversary of president obama providing relief to millions of undocumented immigrants. >> marching arlington to the

white house. president obama stopped deportations and keeps families together. the march starts at 8:30 this morning. a recent court decision blocked the programs. the programs protect undocumented parents of children born in the u.s. and undocumented students completing their education. more protesters will gather at the u.s. supreme court and demand that the obama administration appeal to the high court to overturn that decision. it begins at 11:30. a loudoun county woman who took a loaded gun into dulles airport is facing some serious charges now. the woman from ashburn was stopped at a security checkpoint yesterday afternoon. she had a 45 caliber handgun loaded with four bullets in her purse. in addition to criminal charges, she could also face a hefty fine. they're allowed to travel if they're properly packaged and declared. the tsa wants you do be prepared for the biggest travel

rush of the year. remember to move your shoes, belts, light outer wear. that will help to speed up the screening process. if you're not sure what to put in your travel bag, there's an app for that. it will help you figure out what's allowed. it says avoid wearing large items of jewelry. arrive at least two hours before your flight. good morning, landon dowdy at cnbc. you can keep your former significant other out of your news feed and limit their presence in news tags. the option appears when you change your relationship status to single. you can keat photos and video from your exes' feed. for cnbc, i'm landon dowdy.

>> thank you, landon. new housing bringing a unique approach. it places young single mothers in the same building with senior citizens. instead of moving into senior living, experienced people can mentor and help these young moms. >> they're here to help with our children. there are things we may not know or they have yet to tell us. i think it's going to be a great experience combining the young folks with the older. >> many of the young mothers were once in foster care. they say having advise from older women helps them stay on a positive track. everything muss go. a little recycling store is calling it quits. the store is set to close this weekend. why? the represent has become too high. but buh scrap is about to reimagine the stuff of life and is looking for a creative way to keep on going. >> we're going to go

underground, do some other things for a while while we figure out what our next step is, hopefully find a new location in the area. >> good luck to them. i hope they find a good place. scrappy closed saturday and everything must go. we posted their website in our nbc washington app. search "scrap." you never know what you may find. we're getting new information on the 170 people being held hostage inside the hotel in mali. kristin wright will have more at the live desk. what the city is saying about tough gun restrictions and an appeals court weighs in

breaking news in mali. 150 people are being held hostage after gunman stormed a hotel there. what we're learning about the americans and how they're taking precautions. that's ahead. the agency backing a project as long as certain guidelines are followed. first "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is tracking a big cooldown with

your weather headlines. what's going on, chuck? >> that mild november pattern we've been enjoying is getting ready to come to a crashing end as temperatures will be dropping some 20 degrees or more over the course of the weekend. so it's going to be a chilly one for sure. temperatures will be dropping only into the upper 30s and low 40s by later on today. for some reason my computer is not wanting -- it just wanted me to go ahead and try to move. it will be bone dry today after a soggy day yesterday. a cold pattern returning and western maryland might see a snowflake or two. our weather impact will be nice and low and breezy on the cool side. we're mostly in the 40s and 50s. generally speaking, up into the mid-50s for highs today. chilly, 45, high school football tonight and 30s by tomorrow morning. how cold the weather will be in ten minutes. slow on 270. 109 is where we have a report of an accident we have