stay with news 4 as the story continues to develop. i'm angie goff at the live desk. i'm chuck bell. the storm center this morning with your weather headlines. another cold start, but nowhere near as much of a windchill to deal with today compared to yesterday. loving the sunshine, and travel trouble mainly out well to our west for thanksgiving travel. right now, though, it is a cold start, 27 in can culpepper. 36 in winchester. 36 downtown. cold start this morning near the freezing mark. mid-40s by 7:00 this evening and another day in the 30s tomorrow morning. i'm optimistic thanksgiving day is looking good. mild, sunshine, stuffed with temperatures in the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. start looking at the weekend a couple more minutes from now. for now, traffic time. here is melissa. >> looking good on 270. don't have any worries here this morning. no road work to worry about either. top of the beltway looking good

as well. taking a look here, bw parkway, 95 here, everything here into and out of town is moving along just fine. wouldn't it be nice if it stayed that way for everybody. beltway at branch avenue, we're okay right there, 66 looks good. 95 looks good. you're at speed here this morning. we had this problem in mcclain. one lane getting by in each direction. right side getting by. that water main break. this means delays to and from bw parkway while this sticks around. i'll see you in ten minutes. a suspect in the paris attacks appears in court. as you look at video of an earlier raid, it was during this raid that he was taken into custody, the only person in france facing potential terrorism charges after he said that he sheltered two people from belgium. he claims he didn't know they were terrorists. he'll either be charged or released. we'll keep you posted. back to you. thank you, angie.

returning to the terror attack in paris now, an important meeting at the white house. president obama will meet with francois hollande and they plan to talk about taking out isis so far we're seeing different responses to the november 13th attack. look for an alert on your nbc washington app later this morning. two presidents will hold a joint news conference after their meeting and we'll bring it to you on air and online. to the latest on the investigation, french please discovered an explosive vest on the southern edge of paris. they say it contains the same type of explosive used in the vest in the terror attacks earlier this month that killed 130 people. brussels will stay on high alert for at least another week. belgium's prime minister says authorities are looking for whom ever may have ditched that explosive vest. here at home, the state department is warning americans about the possible risk of travel after increased terror threats. a developing story now in minneapolis. five protesters are recovering from a shooting overnight. these are pictures from the

scene, take a look, we showed you the protests before. black lives matter demonstrators are demanding more transparency in jamar clark's death. he's a black man who was killed in police custody. police are searching for three white male suspects for the overnight shooting. 5:03. today, these protesters are planning a march outside of police headquarters. then there is a concert in jamar clark's memory. the naacp is holding that concert outside of a police precinct in minneapolis this afternoon. at least one person is dead in a double shooting in southeast d.c. this happened about 9:45 last night near twinning square. the two were shot near pennsylvania and minnesota avenue. d.c. police say the other victim is conscious and breathing. police reopened pennsylvania avenue in that area in the last hour. molette green is following the developments here. we'll check in with her in ten minutes. police are waiting on toxicology tests to see if a man was drunk when he was run over by a metro train. blue and silver line service back to normal now at the capitol heights metro station.

metro says the man was by himself walking down the platform about 7:30 last night. surveillance cameras may show him carrying a container when he fell. the victim's name has not been released. also in metro news this morning, may soon see some improvements to your metro ride. the riders union in our area will hold a forum with metro's new leader. this after a productive meeting with paul last week. weedfeld is invited to address union members and get feedback from metro users. a union is pushing for improvements in service. that meeting will be held next month. looking live at reagan national airport now. or not. going to tell you about some airport workers who are planning a row test on one of the busiest travel days of the year. they plan to fast in protest of what they call unfair low pay and illegal treatment by their employers. some will wear purple clothing that says ask me why i'm fasting. about 300 airline workers here are joining others from across the country to fast from today until tomorrow. 5:05.

a 1-year-old girl in the district received a life saving gift on her first birthday. a living don't weaor was practia stranger. it was a daughter of a family friend who made the donation after testing positive as a match. 30-year-old diana rotter heard about the baby's need for the life saving liver transplant and stepped up. >> i'm glad everything worked out okay. heading to the surgery, i wasn't worried so much about my side of it exactly so much as am i going to be able to help her. >> natalia is still in the hospital, but doing well. her family says this will be the best thanksgiving ever. what a wonderful -- back there. >> absolutely. we continue to follow developing story in texas. four people are dead after a helicopter crashed in ft. hood. we're learning about what the crew members were doing at the time of the crash. we'll bring you an update on that. also this morning, we're getting our first look at the moments after a shooting that killed a maryland native. the body camera footage coming

in from arizona. if you're just waking up, look at current temperatures around here. going to be a cold walk to metro this morning. what about the walk home? chuck will let us know in the next weather and traffic on the 1s.

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welcome back. 5:09. new developments today about a military helicopter crash at ft. hood. all four crew members died. they were on a rue teroutine tr mission. the crash happen yesterday and we learned about it hours ago. ten minutes after the hour. you're definitely going to need to bundle up if you head out to start your morning commute. >> chuck bell looking at the current temperatures and what we can expect later today. any warmup in sight? >> yes, there is a warmup in sight, but won't happen in the next couple of hours because it is still dark out there. temperatures going down between now and 7:00 and already a cold 28 in manassas and haymarket. 34 in damascus.

37 in edgewater, maryland. commute then, a sunny and cold start, out the door this morning, sunglasses if you're driving east this morning. temperatures in the mid-30s for the ride in. and then the upper 40s to near 50 with full sunshine on the ride home. that is definitely good news. you'll need your winter coat on the way out the door and the hat as well as your sunglasses. what about the week -- already thinking about the weekend, risk of showers coming back on your saturday with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. see you with the seven-day forecast in ten minutes and we'll talk about your sunday. it is traffic time. here is melissa mollet. 66 inbound, a disabled vehicle blocking the right side of the roadway. looks like that's out of the way. taking a look at 270 southbound from 70 to the spur out of frederick, 26 minute s this morning. you're right on time, nice and green and clear. same thing as you're headed outbound or northbound here this

morning. prince george's county looking good. on time on the major route s into and out of town. in mcclain, 123 at kirby road, right lane getting by in each direction, that means delays to and from gw parkway for a lost folks here this morning. live look at 95n virginia coming up. developing in the district, at least one person is dead after a late night shooting. news 4's molette green arrived on the scene and will tell us what she knows so far. family mourns the loss of an 8-year-old girl after a tragic car accident. what was she doing behind the wheel and why was her grandfather in the passenger seat. attention if you are a dominion power customer, what you should be getting or why you should be getting a refund and should be getting a refund and how much cash you can expect

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morning. you can take a lock here at several patrol cars that are on the scene here, in this area along pennsylvania avenue at 25th street. police set up all around this gas station, shutting it down. there is also some police tape across the street there in an alley way, right next to a home there. d.c. police confirming this is a homicide. one adult man shot in the 2500 block of pennsylvania avenue, that person died. another man shot in the 2500 block of minnesota avenue, right where i'm standing. he was conscious and breathing when he was on his way to the hospital. this shooting happened 9:45 last night. there was a lookout for a man wearing a black and white shirt with a pink scarf covering his face. but no motive at this point. we're staying on top of this developing story throughout the morning. back to you.

that is a northern arizona university freshman. moments after he was questioned by police for opening fire on four other students. steven jones told police he was the shooter there. one of those students colin bro is from annapolis. he died last month. newly released body cam video shows jones talking with officers begging them to check on the victims. jones said he and to friends were walking past a frat house when they were surrounded by about 12 people. he said he started shooting when two men yelled they were going to kill him and charged at him. the police report said jones had several injuries on his head, back, chest, arms and legs. it is now 5:16. a man with a history of sex charges is expected in court. fairfax county police say michael edwards took pictures of women up their skirts at grocery stores back in august.

he's also accused of exposing himself to a woman. edwards received probation in 2011 after admitting to spraying several women with bodily fluids. also today, pretrial hearing for one of the baltimore police officers who faces charges in the death of freddie gray. william porter, the man in the upper left-hand corner here in this photo, is expected in court this morning. he and five other officers face charges in the 25-year-old's death. gray died from a spinal injury he received in police custody back in april. his death sparked protests and violent riots. veterinarians checking out dozens of puppies seized from a northern virginia pet store. animal control officers in fairfax county say they received several complaints about the health of dogs at the dreamy puppy store in chantilly. police are investigating whether the animals were too young to be sold, about 50 puppies were taken from the store yesterday. so far no charges have been filed. in news for your health now, a warning for parents this

morning, researchers in st. louis say crib bumpers may be dangerous for infants. the consumer products safety commission had previously reported that there were 48 deaths attribute ed to bumpers between 1985 and 2012. researchers say that number is much higher. after reviewing the data, they found another 32 bumper related deaths. exercising during pregnancy is a must. the american college of open e obstetricians and gynecologists says it helps to introduce many complications. it released new guidelines on obesity and exercising during pregnancy. pregnant women more obese are more likely to develop heart problems, diabetes and blood clots. pilates, modified yoga and light running may help. tough to do when you're caring a big old baby in your belly. >> that's what i hear. if you have dominion, you may be getting some money back.

the company will refund customers because it took in too much money over the last few years. you can expect to get four or five dollars back, spread out, over the next six months. the refunds will cost dominion virginia power just under $20 million. this is a story getting national attention. a spider invasion in memphis. i'm afraid to look. experts say the small spiders probably were there for a while, but just went unnoticed. residents are hoping the city will do something, maybe spray them to get rid of all of the spiders. these are all spider webs, i think. apparently the spiders are harmless, but i am, like, feeling all creepy and itchy looking at the video. >> i have stopped my car and pulled over -- >> because there is a spider in your car. >> spider and bees. >> bees, they'll sting you. it hurts. >> never stung by a bee. but i'm just saying, i don't play that game. 20 minutes now after 5:00. and it is cold outside yet again this morning. 38 degrees outside our studios.

>> live look at reagan national airport. going to be busy this holiday travel season. let's check in with chuck bell. wants to know what the weather will be like. >> busy as a bee. but then aaron would leave the studio. low impact weather day coming your way for today. that's excellent news for everybody getting an early jump on the thanksgiving travel. nowhere near as cold as it was or breezy as it was yesterday. but still cold enough where you'll need your jacket. temperatures in the 20s and 30s this morning. a moderating trend coming our way. we should be about 5 to 10 degrees warmer today than yesterday. and then up, up, up we go into the 60s for thanksgiving day. the day after thanksgiving, even saturday looks a little bit milder than average. but that's most likely going to be the day we have to deal with rain drops. saturday. not mup ch of a rain threat between now and then. cold 32 in new market, maryland. 35 in maryland. 28 in culpepper, 28 in stafford,

quantico and fredericksburg. hourly temperatures, 20s and 30s out the door. layer up first thing. nowhere near as much of a wind as yesterday. mid to upper 40s by noon. near 50 for high temperature today. nothing to complain about going out tonight. temperatures mostly in the mid-40s, early and near 40 degrees, upper 30s in the suburbs by 8:00 tonight. big travel day coming up for tomorrow. if you're staying within a one 1 00 to 200 mile drive of washington, great, green light conditions there. if you're driving west toward ohio or kentucky, dry on the mild side. if you're flying, most likely to run into delays, if you're changing planes, a little late wednesday, but especially on thanksgiving day if you're traveling thanksgiving day, out towards dallas, ft. worth and denver and iner mountain west area. our seven day forecast is an improving picture around here. 51 and sunshine today. 53 for tomorrow. near 60 on thanksgiving day. friday, the big day after that, the warmest day of the week, and the best one as well. saturday, though, rain chances are back in on us. cooler air settles back in

sunday and monday, high temperatures back to the chilly 40s. start planning a little bit more about your thanksgiving shopping forecast in ten minutes. time for traffic. >> 95, no problems looking good right now. into town and out. taking a big look at beltway, inner loop and outer loop, flowing fine now. don't have any big problems to report for you here this morning. top of the beltway, also looking good. bw parkway, 95, route 1, everything into and out of town there, northbound, southbound, also rolling along just fine. 270 at montrose road is okay as well. don't have any major issues there. also hearing about a problem here on the orange line, delays now, new carrollton, that's because of earlier unscheduled track work outside. wanted to pass that along for you as w back here in ten minutes. win and traffic on the 1s. we have new details in the brutal murder of a pregnant

pastor's wife. police in indianapolis charged two men with murder on monday. officers say an 18-year-old shot amanda blackburn three times, once in the back of the head. court paperwork says the men entered blackburn's home after robbing two other homes on november 10th. they say the suspects did not hurt a 15-month-old boy, asleep in his crib upstairs. later today, prosecutors may charge a chicago police officer with murder. county prosecutors say that officer jason van dyke shot and killed 17-year-old la kwan mcdonald last october. the city is preparing to release squad car video of that incident. ministers met with mayor raum emanu rahm emanuel to talk about this last night. it shows the teen with a knife but walking away from police. an autopsy report says he was shot at least twice in the back. an 8-year-old girl is dead after a car she was driving crashed. the girl's grandfather was a passenger in that car that went down an embankment in kansas on

sunday. police say the girl was driving home when she lost control of that car. police say her grandfather gave her permission to drive. he was injured. but is expected to be okay. it is now 5:24. a trial is expected to start soon in the vatican against two journalists. italian journalists. indicted last weekend for soliciting and put ing pressure on the church to get information for his book. he and another both published books this month that reveal waste, mismanagement and greed within the vatican. >> in the communique that the vatican released over the weekend, they stressed the journalists were especially culpable because they put pressure and solicited this information, especially to underline it, especially if the monsignor. >> they're claiming the trial is against freedom of the press, leaking vatican documents carries a possible sentence of six months to two years in prison and $2100 fine.

naked and unfazed by a taser. that is how arlington police describe a man who faces charges including possession of synthetic drugs. officers say they found 29-year-old hector sagura on crystal drive early monday morning, sweating and thrashing around on the ground and an officer used a taser on him twice after he says sagura rushed at the officer's cruiser and began pounding on it. several notable people will be in the district today. they're receiving the medal of freedom from the president. highest honor for civilians. director steven spielberg, baseball legend willie mays and maryland senator barbara mikulski are among 17 people being honored. is bonnie carol. she runs a nonprofit to help military families when a soldier dies. why donald trump insists his comments about the 9/11 attacks are true and the article from our area. it is something that affected a lot of you. now new details about a website

aimed at helping those impacted by the office of personnel management breach. live look at reagan national airport this morning, live look at the washington monument and beautiful city, going to be cold out there. people are going to be coming and going through thanksgiving. what will the weather be like in time for dinner on thursday?

right now, the president of france is waking up in d.c.

the crucial meeting between him and president obama and whether or not the two can accomplish in a coordinated response against isis. it is something a lot of you use to keep warm, but be warned what fire investigators believe is behind a deadly house fire. and looking at the current temperatures right now, a lot of you waking up to freezing temperatures once again. chuck bell says a warmup is coming. good morning to you. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gill terrorist. approa we're approaching 5:30 right now. >> you can tell by the way, warming up, a little hint of optimism when they start talking about the warmup. another bundle up morning first thing. but let the warming begin. we'll be almost ten degrees warmer today than yesterday. good traveling weather and no cold turkey for thanksgiving this year as a mild warming trend continues to move in. in the mid-30s across much of the metro area. upper 20s in the rural areas. big change coming this

afternoon, back above 50 degrees. that will feel nice. temperatures around 51 degrees. tomorrow, pretty good too. big getaway day for travel and that's a good day for it. plenty of sunshine tomorrow, temperatures back up generally speaking into the low 50s. so it will be a nice day to be on the outside. and temperatures continue to get warmer there after. that is a little good news. no big delays if you're traveling around today or tomorrow or around town unless you're on metro perhaps. >> unless you're on metro. then a delay right now. talk ing about that, the orange line, a delay on the orange line here in new carrollton because of track repair. remember, also had this problem here in mcclain, 123 at kirby road. the right lane getting by each direction here, water main break. started over the weekend, spilling in today. could continue for the next couple of days. and, of course, caused the problems to and from bw parkway in that area. 66 and 95 looking okay. >> there will be high stake

talks at the white house today after the terror attacks in paris. tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill with more on what we can expect today. good morning. >> breaking this hour, they will likely discuss this russian jet that was shot down by turkey and the fight against isis. and just goes to show how countries who all are against isis certainly have different issues when it comes to dealing with the syrian situation, syrian civil war. before that, the white house told us they will be talking about the u.s. backing france in its air strikes against isis in syria, showing its support. about information sharing and the lack of intelligence sharing that may have led to what happened in paris, the fact that france and other countries weren't talking about what they knew about the terror cells being set up. and the big issue of military cooperation, what is france willing to do, what is the united states willing to do to go after isis in syria.

is anyone willing to put boots on the ground, which many here have pressured president obama to do. he's been reluctant beyond just a few special ops forces, but that will be a big part of the conversation as president obama and president hollande sit down at the white house today. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us, thank you. >> 5:32 now. a man facing charges after investigators say he used a hoax explosive at a mosque in falls church. chester gore didn't hurt anyone last thursday. the explosion damaged a fence, but not the dar al hijrah center on rose street. gore is in the fairfax county jail this morning. among the charges, causing damage based on religious conviction. in decision 2016, donald trump is not backing down. he reiterated claims last night that people in new jersey cheered the attacks on 9/11. he referenced a washington post article from 2001. it explained how the fbi was investigating alleged celebrations in new jersey. they'll try to deny it,

they'll say we made a mistake, i almost like that better, i could show you how dishonest they all are. i might like that better. >> the post had since said the reports in the article were unfounded. republican rival ben carson is distancing himself from trump's claims. he said last night he was remembering celebrations overseas, not in jersey city. tough talk on immigration in prince william county. a top elected leader there says he will fire anyone who does not follow the county's strict immigration law. board chairman cory stewart says it recently has come to his attention that is not always happening. he says there are specific lapses in the policy that requires police to check the immigration status of every person they arrest. if that person is undocumented, it is on police to report that to ice, immigrations and customs enforcement. >> our message is very clear that if you're here illegally, prince william county will do everything within our power to have you removed.

>> outside auditor is investigating now. the board voted unanimously for the oversight in a closed meeting over the weekend. prince william county police chief steve hudson said he's concerned as well. he told news 4 he has begun his own internal investigation. 5:34 now. a mother wants other parents and teens to learn a lesson from her 15-year-old's death. roberto died in a crash early sunday morning in sterling. he was fleeing a traffic stop. shannon petri lopez said she didn't know that row bert ybert the car. >> trust your gut and know that if something looks bad or feels bad to speak it out to somebody that can make a difference. >> he went to loudoun valley high school. classmates say they'll remember his fun loving personality and amazing music ability. a woman in fairfax county is dead after a heating pad caused a house fire. firefighters were called to that

home on silver glen lane on saturday morning. now concerned that many of you will turn to similar devices to stay warm as the temperatures continue to fall. the message this morning is check the wires on your space heaters and other heating devices and keep them at a safe distance from anything that can catch fire. police are looking for the car of a man found dead inside his home in woodbridge. harold hall had signs of trauma on his body when officers arrived at his house on friday. police are looking for a blue 2,000 gmc sierra with virginia plates abd 8942. if you've seen it, give police a call. 21 1/2 million victims of the office of personnel management massive data breach will have access to a new website. in a few weeks those who haven't received letters can go online and find out which identity protection services they can get. social security numbers, fingerprint records and personal data were all compromised. opm is sending out 800,000 notification letters a day. they hope to have everyone

notified over the next few weeks. charlottesville is looking for the next police chief, tim luongo plans to retire next may. he helped guide the department through the murders of college students hannah graham, morgan harrington and yeardley love. he was hired in 2001 after working for the baltimore police department for nearly 20 years. right now, we're still accepting donations to our food 4 families drive to everyone who helped out already, thank you so much. we raised $5,000, which filled a tractor trailer's worth of food. it is going to more than 4,000 families. if you want to donate to the drive today, you can search food 4 families on nbc washington.com. a lot of folks are going to have a good, warm feeling inside for thanksgiving dinner. stuffed with that good feeling because of all of your kind donations yesterday and weatherwise, thanksgiving will be stuffed with sunshine. nothing to complain about there.

rain may impact part of your weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. metro delays on the orange line and a brand-new problem on 66. a live picture coming up. warning for anybody traveling overseas this thanksgiving. the latest on a travel alert from the state department. and where americans should be on high alert. the holidays are a time to spend with your family. but he lost most of them when a plane slammed into his home. what ken gimel said he's thankful for despite the terrible tragedy.

there are special weather balloons floating above us now. we learned one caused a bomb scare. the balloons was launched by the national weather service office in sterling, virginia, came down on a car in philadelphia, 165 miles away. the incident happened over the weekend. a bomb squad determined that device was harmless. it is now just about 5:41. time for weather and traffic on the 1s. we're talking about cold weather and potential for nice warmup. >> chuck bell is here with the info. >> cold indeed this morning. how about 32 in college park, maryland. 29 at ft. belvoir and springfield, virginia. 33 in rockville. another day where you'll need that winter coat on the way out

the door. the windchill won't be as extreme. still a hat for this morning and sunglasses for later on. school day forecast, sun is not up today until 7:00. because of the lingering chill in the air, recess only gets a b today. temperatures 32 at the bus stop. 45 at recess. about 50 degrees with full sunshine when everybody comes home from work and school later on this afternoon. all eyes on thanksgiving, and the big travel days and the big shopping days, that's coming up with your seven day in ten minutes. >> problem at 66 inbound, 123, two-mile backup, sounds like the crash on the right side of the roadway and some debris strewn across the roadway. we're going to keep an eye on this one for you, could start getting slow here quite quickly. here is a look at travel times from germantown to the beltway, no problems top of the beltway, 95 to 270 flowing just fine. 66 inbound looks good. 95 north, no problems. listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in your car.

airport workers protesting today. the extraordinary steps they're taking to get their employers attention and whether you can expect travel disruptions. a new legal battle for a teenager kicked out of school for making a clock, why the teen's family is asking for millions. new at 6:00, turkey dos and don'ts. even if you're an experienced cook, we have information that could keep your guests from feeling sick the next day. your time is 5:42.

four big headlines we're following now, starting with a plane shot down on the syrian border. it was a russian plane and turkey shot it down. angie goff will have new video of a search for survivors coming up at 6:00 a.m. police remain at the scene of a double shooting in the district. it happened late last night near pennsylvania and minnesota avenues in southeast. one person was killed there. police did reopen pennsylvania avenue about 3:30 this morning. pretty slow headed inbound

on 66, approaching 123, a crash in the right lane has some debris across the roadway. we're talking about a two-mile backup. good morning. what you need to know about the weather today, cold this morning, a ton of sunshine coming. what you need to know about travel weather and the holiday, that's coming up in a few minute s. i'm krifstin wright at dulls airport. a worldwide travel alert as you get ready to leave town for thanksgiving. the warning says that current information suggests that isis, al qaeda and other terrorist groups are planning attacks in multiple regions. the alert goes on to say americans should be vigilant in public places, and when traveling using particular caution during the holiday season, right now, and be aware of surroundings and avoid large crowds. the state department's warning also points out that terrorists have, of course, in the past targeted airlines, large sporting events and theaters.

the state department adds we should be prepared for additional security screenings at places like airports, of course, and unexpected disruptions. this alert continues into e new year and expires in february. back to you. 5:47 now in the day ahead. we expect to learn canada's plans for resettling 25,000 refugees from syria. the country's new government is backing down from its plans to welcome them by december 31st. like in the united states, leaders got push back on plans to accept refugees after this month's deadly terror attacks in paris. the head of tourism in d.c. is talking about the terror attacks in paris. elliott ferguson was in the french capital the night the terrorists struck. just like in paris, he said residents can't let fear undermine their city. >> if you live your life in fear, then you're not living your life. i think that's what you're seeing in paris, they refuse to not go out and enjoy their town.

>> ferguson mayor mariel bowser and others were announcing the opening of seven new retail businesses and restaurants near the convention center. a teenager arrested for bringing his homemade clock to school was now suing his former district. ahmed mohamed's family wants $10 million from the city of irving, texas and $5 million from the irving independent school district. the family's lawyer is also demanding public apologies for violating their son's rights. the lawsuit claims the teen was constantly pressured by officers to admit that he intended to bring a hoax bomb to school. the family has since moved out of the country to qatar. a major warning for those of you hitting the road and filling up at gas stations across the countr country. thieves buy master keys online and get access to your pump. the skimmers can be secretly

planted in seconds and have already stolen information and money from thousands of customers. >> usually low level employees, maybe gang affiliated or co-erred by gangs to bring these skims near places of employment. >> it is not just gas stations. other retailers are at risk too. last year credit card skimmers cost customers $2 billion. scammers often target pumps furthest away from the attendant's view. metro, you may soon see more improvements on your metro ride. your local riders union will hold a forum with metro's new leader. this after a productive meeting with the new gm last week. he's now invited to address union members and get some feedback from metro users. the union is pushing for improvements in service, reliability and safety. meeting will be held next month. it is 5:49. a 1-year-old girl in the district received a life saving gift on her first birthday. a living donor who was practically a stranger gave baby

natalia part of her liver. it was a daughter of the baby's mother who donated part of her liver. 30-year-old diana rotter heard about the baby's need for a life saving liver transplant and stepped up. dr. thomas official fishbyne did the transplant. >> you have a baby that will not survive much more than a couple more weeks probably. >> natalia is in the hospital but is doing well. her family says this will be the best thanksgiving ever. 5:50. you take another look at the current temperatures this morning. wide range, low numbers really, this is the second day in a row we have seen these 20s and 30s. >> how long will they stick around? chuck bell is here to tell us more about how cold we're going to get today and how long it is going to last. >> outside this morning, another layer it up kind of a day, in the mid-30s now across most of the area. few spots down below the 30

degree mark. so a very chilly start to the day. planning out your day, sun is up at 7:00 a.m. if you're up already, beat the sun by more than an hour. temperatures will warm quickly, though. we should be in the mid-40s by 11:00. high temperatures today, yes, indeed, it will be a pretty one for sure. highs today upper 40s and shenandoah valley to near 50 degrees in and around town. we're getting closer and closer to the day that everyone needs to get on the road and go somewhere to see someone. quiet travel weather across most of the east for tomorrow. sunshine and nice. if you're traveling, if you're getting on a plane in particular, and flying out to the midwest, you could have delays in minneapolis, kansas city, and st. louis tomorrow. bigger problems, though, further out to the west. the inner mountain west, salt lake city and denver, seattle and portland, a lot bigger impact on air travel out there. today, the problems are in the pacific northwest. tomorrow, those problems shift down towards salt lake city and denver. and then as we get that thanksgiving day, those travel

troubles go further down to the south into texas. meanwhile, just up to our north today, snow showers across parts of western new york and central pennsylvania. they're not going to bother us. we'll be sitting in sunshine, start to finish for today. and as i mentioned, it is going to be good weather around here for tomorrow as well. here is your seven day forecast. for today, cool sunshine, but without the wind around, it will feel better than yesterday. then for tomorrow, mostly sunny, temperatures into the low 50s. friday, thanksgiving day, looking good. thursday. thanksgiving day looking pretty good. friday, the most important day for everybody who wants to get out and do any shopping, so your friday shoppers forecast, temperatures in the mid-40s early this the morning, but a good day to be outside when you go to a local town center or out to the mall itself. on to the weekend we go. saturday and sunday, saturday looks like the worst of the weekend. even there, no heavy rain expected, just a chance for showers on your saturday and on your monday. coming up at 6:01, we'll detail how nice it is going to be to eat the thanksgiving dinner on your thursday. for now, it is traffic time.

here is melissa. brand-new problem here on 66. we're talking about 66 inbound here, breaking news as you approach 123. a three-mile backup now, this is not something we typically see at this time. 66 inbound approaching 123, a crash on the right side of the debris strewn across the roadway. warning for you there. brand-new problem inbound at south capital, left lane blocked, disabled vehicle. still causing some slowdowns if that one sticks around too long. in mcclain, 123 at kirby road, one lane getting by, the right lane getting by in each direction here. that's going to cause some delays to and from gw parkway. as we zoom out, inare loot and outer loop, everything is looking good, everybody behaving themselves, look at the beltway, still have the orange line delays sticking around. new carrollton, track work happening outside vienna, sending chopper to the problem on 66. should have that for you in the next couple of minutes. a live look at reagan

national airport now. it is 5:54. hundreds of airport workers are planning to protest on the busiest travel day of the year. they're going to fast in protest of what they call unfair low pay and illegal treatment by their employers. some will be wearing purple clothing that says ask me why i'm fasting. around 300 airline workers here are joining others from across the country fasting from today until tomorrow. hitting the roads today may be a bad idea according to aaa. between 5 and 6:00 today will be the worst time to hit the roads. but how are the skies looking? jay gray is at dulles/ft. worth airport. >> we're an hour or so away from heavy rush. it is one of the busiest airports in the country, this will be the busiest travel week of the year according to aaa. 46 million people taking a trip, most on the roads as you talked

about. a lot by air and as millions pass through the terminals here and airports across the country, they're going to notice stepped up security, more federal agents, more police watching very closely what happens at the nation's airports during this s by y holiday travel week. on the roadways, as you talked about earlier, weather that could affect things. that could delay flights as well. if you're planning a trip this week, best idea is to take some extra time to deal with the potential long lines and airports and with the issues that could come with severe weather on the roadways. also, cancellations and delays could be an issue later in the week. right now, though, everything is slowing very smoothly. back to you. >> jay gray live, thank you, jay. i'm landon dowdy. u.s. retailers are searching for evidence of data breaches after a cybersecurity firm warns them about new myralicious software

that can steal credit card information. the malware called mod-pos can scrape card numbers from the memory of retailers checkout systems and log key strokes of computer users. they aren't naming any stores that may have been targeted. i'm landon dowdy. 5:56 now. we'll find out whether a chain accused of stabbing 20 students and security guard at a western pennsylvania high school will be tried as an adult. alex tribal was 16 when his attorney says he use ed two kitchen knives in the attacks at franklin regional high school. prosecutors say he should face decades in prison as an adult. defense says mental health issues are better dealt with in juvenile court. this will be the first thanksgiving for a gaithersburg man who lost his wife and two young sons in a tragic accident. it was december 8th, 20 14rks wh

when a plane crashed into a neighborhood where they lived. gimel says he's still has his bad days but he's very thankful for his daughter. >> there are some days that are still really tough. and it is not always, like, a daily thing. just a day that is overly stressful and you start drifting and your emotions get the better of you. but most days, you know, i'm getting through okay. the biggest blessing i have is just having my daughter around. >> gimel says his daughter's positive attitude gives him strength. in addition to comforting him, he says the third grader is excelling in school and on the soccer field. >> we are following a number of developing stories right now. first in southeast washington, police have crime tape up this morning after two men are shot. a live look at the scene. molette green is there, working to find out what happened. >> we're also following breaking news out of syria after a russian military jet is shot

down overnight. stay with us.

right now, police in southeast washington are searching for clues near a busy intersection after a late night double shooting leaves one man dead. breaking news right now, dramatic video showing the

moments after a russian fighter jet is shot down near the turkey syrian border overnight. i'm angie goff at the live desk. who is claiming responsibility for that downed jet this morning. a busy day ahead at the white house where two people from our area are among those receiving the highest civilian honor in our country. the presidential medal of freedom. -- melissa? >> breaking news now on the roads, look at this, 66 inpound approaching 123, a four-mile backup here because of an earlier accident there at 123. crash on the right side of the road. we do have debris across the road and then a bus involved in some way, trying to get more information on this one this morning and getting chopper over this here for you in the next couple of minutes. also this problem inbound at south capital, left lane blocked, disabled vehicle, that is slow. and, again, water main break, 123 at can kirby road, mcclain, only one lane getting by each way. outside this