low visibilities and drizzle outside. places in the shenandoah valley could actually have a little freezing drizzle. we'll break down the friday and the weekend forecast coming right up. >> dramatic video as a woman is pulled off a united airlines flight. what she's doing that forced an emergency landing. yes, indeed, your weather deadlines are going to be. mist and drizzle. a chance for light rain showers. heaviest rain will be saturday night and a big chain shows up and a lot of wind. rain will be over for the playoff game but then turning into a strong north wind. temperatures will drop some 20 degrees between noon and 8:00 p.m. on sunday. so be ready for a big drop in temperatures. first thing this morning though. we'll dealing with fog. zero visibility in luray, a mile in manassas.

reduced visibility this morning and temperatures are upper 30s around town but closer to freezing in the shenandoah valley. we'll be staying in the low to mid-40s for high temperatures tornado. we'll break it down in ten minutes. here's melissa now. >> good morning. brand-new problem in the franconia area. take a look at this. queens road at the highway. you can still get around. 95 here at the boulevard, northbound, southbound, don't have any big problems. you kind of see that fog hanging around. westbound 610 at 95. left lane still blocked. the tow truck should be there by now. 66 headed into town. it's going to take you ten minutes. no major problems. travel times in ten minutes as well. >> thanks, melissa. a prince william county high school is taking extra security precautions today. more police will be out at woodbridge in response to two recent threats. the district wants to get to the bottom of it.

megan mcgrath with what kind of threats that were found. meg p? >> this might be some idea of a prank and police are not amuse and they take this sort of thing very seriously. app investigation is under way. both threats were written on walls. one was discredited. it appears to be a hoax. the second, the investigation is under way. a third written on a wall says the school will be shot and gave a specific time frame. police will be called when a similar message was found inside the school. now, in a statement posted on facebook, the school system said pwcs is working clois with police to investigate and above all ensure the safety of students and staff. the community will be advised if police determine there is any credibility threat or need for specific precautions. we take this very seriously. it's unclear if the same person

is behind both of these messages scrawled on walls inside the school. school efficients saying if they find out who's responsible. that person will be punished. back to you in the studio. >> megan. thank you. :03. viping overnight, barricade situation in annapolis is over. we brought you breaking news when the police said a man was holed up in an apartment building on madison street. they evacuated the building and then said they had a suspect in custody a few hours later wchl're told there was never any threat to the public. new picture's f man wanted for an attack on the metro. take a look. police have been looking for him since tuesday night's stabbing. a report that he cut a passenger's ear during a yellow line train. violent incidents like that one are the reasons there will be extra precautions on the metro's red line. throughout the weekend you may notice a group of safety

volunteer patrols in their trademark red berets. you know them as the guardian angels pachl controls will meet at the florida avenue noma situation. in a few hour as prince george's police officer will find out if he'll spend the next 45 years in prison p. officer santiago was found guilty of assault and misconduct last month. this stems from an incident in buoy. one man was dropping off a cousin when santiago told them they were illegally percentaged. he wouldn't let them leave and pointed a gun at one of them. >> as a grandmother, file that my grandchildren and my children have a right also to live without the fear of being gunned down by the extremists, domestic extremists. >> split and passionate reaction outside the president's town hall on gun control in fairfax county. the gun control for fum at george mason university.

some people brought signs thanking the president. others backed their second amendment rights. mark barton was there on behalf of victims. his son was killed in the sandy hook elementary shooting. >> we're trying to save other families have having to live through this pain. >> joe lothrop says the president is overstepping his authority. again, breakin news. the scene of a crash. two people are feared dechltd we'll bring you more information on this as it becomes available to us. back to you. >> thank you, erika. it is 6:06. we're watching the overseas markets to see whether it could have another major impact on wall street today. china stocks were mixed

overnight but markets in receiver other countries were rebounded. china halted twice this week after big losses. there are still some concerns over the weakening chinese currency. $700 million is in stake at this weekend's powerball jackpot. already the largest prize in lottery list and a lottery spokesperson says it could climb to nearly $900 million based on current ticket sales. if that jackpot rolls over to next wednesday's drawing it could easily exceed $1 billion. >> say that begun. >> $1 billion. >> it could be huge. >> good luck. still ahead. >> one, two, three, push. >> not the traffic stop they were expecting. how they helped an expeck tanlt

mother who couldn't make it to the hospital. brand-new problem in montgomery county. wheel talk about it in a couple of minutes. >> oh, that was fast. plus, redskins fans, we redskins fans think the home team will bring home the win this weekend. yep. we'll show you how it turns out when played in a virtual world.

yeah, you just heard the place there. it's new this morning after security officials carried a woman off a united airlines flight. united said she attacked several passengers last night after that plane took off from new york. the plane made an emergency landing in detroit and then continued on to chicago o'hare. there are reports that the woman may have had mental health issues. maryland police are investigating a serious crash that happened on interstate 70. police say a car crashed into a

tow truck as the driver was working. the tow truck driver is in the hospital now with very serious injuries. the other driver is expected to be okay. still no word on any possible charges. >> if you look closely at the top of this garbage truck here, you can see firefighters in california saving a homeless man who was trapped inside. the man was sleeping in the dumpster when the waste management made its run. the driver made four stops before hearing the man screaming. the trash compacter in the truck is run at every stop. the officials didn't say how badly the man was hurt. unbelievable. good morning, everybody. i'm "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck t. bell. outside from our tower you can see a little bit of fogginess. thicker fog in the blue ridge and parts of the shenandoah valley. some of that fog could be freezing. keep in mind for that. in and around town, temperatures

are in the upper 30s. early this morning will rise only in the 40s. both will be filled with clouds and drizzle drops. keep that in mind. we'll let you know when you can get that done. more trouble in frederick county. >> more trouble. this here in montgomery county. randolph at georgia avenue. take a look at this. i just got off the phone with police. they're trying to figure out what exactly is shut down. we're taking a look at travel times. right now, 270 is looking good all the way out of frederick is looking good as well. 95 to 270, you're on time. taking a look, 66 into town is fine and right now 95 northbound to the quantico to the beltway. remember to listen to your friends on wtop 103.5 f.m. >> thank you, melissa. a new speed limit sign much lower than drivers are used to. what they want you to know about

it. and we're watching breaking news in philadelphia right now after a gunman walks up to a police car and fire s

philadelphia's police commissioner said somebody tried to execute one of his officers. just before midnight a suspect walked up to a police car, got as close as the passenger side window, an then started firing. 13 shots into the vehicle. the officer inside, 33-year-old jesse hartnet was hit but miraculously is doing oklahoma. he was able to return fire. the police got their hands on the guy, took him into custody. the commissioner calling this one of the scariest things he's ever seen. back to you. >> i bet. erika, thank you. it's 6:16. police in paris are trying to finding the true identity of the man who attacked the police station. the man was shot dead on the anniversary of the "charlie

hebdo" attacks. police say he was carrying butcher knife and fake explosives vest. they're clearing out data that says he may be ptahitian or moroccan. a suicide bomber drove his motorcycle into their patrol and set off explosives. tom's mother and brother live in our area and run a restaurant in dupont circle. a former federal employee will spend three years in prison after he admitted to making meth in a federal lab. chris bartley worked as a police chief. he caused an explosion on the campus while trying to cook meth last year. he told the court he made a serious error in judgment. he reports to prison march 1st. today the new trial date set for police officers charged in the death of freddie gray will be formally approved in

baltimore. trial dates for sergeant alicia white and officer garrett mill very been pushed back. white's trial is now rescheduled for february. miller's trial is now moved to march.p$$ñ freddie gray suffered a fatal neck injury last year after being arrested by baltimore police. teachers and parents held a rally last night to show their support for the kickoff of the battle of the budget. ♪ now, the district is facing a budget deficit that will require major cuts in programs and fee increases for student activities. for the past nine years the district has had to scale back on spending. at a meeting last night the district superintendent says she's done cutting budgets. she wants smaller class sizes and better pay for teachers. she says it's nonnegotiable. >> we're losing a great teachers to other surrounding jurisdictions. unheard of in fairfax county. >> superintendent garza says it will be tragic if the budget is

not fully funded. the board will make its final decision in april. 6:19 now. to a developing story. it is a no for the group of oregon protesters. group leader eamon bundy told the sheriff they're not leaving the federally owned land they've been occupied for days. the sheriff asked the arm protesters to leave peacefully and offered them a safe escort out. they agreed to disagree by shaking hands. bundy has told reporters bundy will leave when there is a plan in place to turn over federal lands to locals. there is a new warning in takoma park about carjackings. the police chief says there's been a recent crime surge across the borders. they're not helping the situation either. the chief says newer cars are harder to steal, so crooks are trying to take cars directly from drivers tachl coma park police are working with d. krchl and prince george's county police to crack down. a mother and her baby girl are healthy and safe thanks to

some new jersey police officers. >> there you go. one, two, three, push. there you go, keep going, keep going, good. there we go. >> they sound like professional doctors right there. you heard them coaching her through labor on the side of the interstate. dash cam video caught the whole thing early monday morning. the mother and her husband were on their way to the hospital. baby couldn't wait. >> good job, guys. wow. many of you made new year's resolutions strictly pertaining to your health, so how about sticking to those resolutions and knowing the facts as you go into it? at this weekend's nbc health & fitness expo, we pulled together things to help you out. we'll talk about managing stress and bullying. you'll hear about that tomorrow afternoon. you'll hear about hiring managers, how the get a job in the health care industry.

you'll find a complete list of topics on our website. the health & fitness expo is free at the washington convention center starting at 9:00 a.m. >> we'll see you there. as we wait for this sunday's game, "news4's" pat collins decided to see how the skins/packers game could go. >> i'm so, so sorry. >> no, you're not. >> he dropped it. >> pat collins, he's the best. he was the in-house heckler during a matchup on the playstation. guess what. the redskins won. not only that, the score was 38-17. here's hoping they can snatch that this sunday. bam. if you are one of the lucky ones going to this weekend's game, we want to see how you're getting ready. send nbc washington your best fan photos in a tweet or instagram post. make sure you use the hash tag skins fans and we'll share our favorites. we've cleared our calendar for the afternoon on sunday. robert's like, listen, we're

going to be home, we're watching the game and that's it. >> there's nothing else going on. >> that's how i feel too. >> except the expo. >> watch the game after the expo. >> let's go to chuck bell, i think, right? >> yes. let's go to me. >> how are you in. >> fine, thanks. happy friday. happy friday to you in the nation. just like yesterday the clouds have not budged at all. in fact, they've gotten thicker. thickest fog is in the southern shenandoah valley and right up against the east side of the blue ridge mountains. by later on today, afternoon today it will be mostly drizzle and line rain issues. national harbor shrouded into low visibility. five miles downtown. but lower visibility toward winchester and culpeper. watch out for areas of fog this morning. what to expect. fog and drizzle in abundance. a little light rain coming up in the afternoon. mostly in the 30s and 40s up to

about 45 degree. what you'll wear today. you'll need your umbrella unless you're willing to wear a winter coat and a fashionable bonnet. here's our fashion bonnet. amelia seagal. >> reporter: i forgot my bonnet at home. i going to be asking for one for next christmas. take break from the fog, but it's damp and chilly and a little bit of lightness still continuing. for the morning and evening commute, we'll continue to watch the damp and light roads. heading out tonight we'll be tracking scattered showers. we'll be talking about this. the drizzle is so light you can't be for sure. >> absolutely. nothing's showing up locally on "storm team 4" radar yesterday. here's the rain we're tracking. the heaviest of the rain this weekend will happen while you're asleep late saturday night into sunday morning. so going out tonight, plan on light showers for your plan and

your whole weekend looks this way. rain likely after 6:00 tonight. heaviest rain around midnight. showers in the morning giving way to a very, very windy day. temperatures near 60 at noontime. if you're going to the game, it will be in the low 40s by the time the game is done. full forecast at 7:51. here's melissa. >> still have that in montgomery county hanging around us. randolph road. once again, still have that crash there with police on the scene. queens road, some power lines down in the franconia area. just beware of that. westbound, 610 at garrison road, left lane is still blocked. update sti update, the tow truck is still on the scene. this is just after fairfax. we know there's a crash northbound approaching fairfax county parkway. we're not seeing it on the camera. doesn't seem to be slowing things too much this morning. big look at the beltway overall. everything rolling just fine.

we'll see you back here at 6:31 with the live look at 270. >> thanks, melissa. a new speed sign is confusing drivers along a busy stretch in montgomery county. take a look. the sign on wisconsin avenue reads 15 miles an hour it's work zone and threatens a higher fine, but the next sign shows the usual 35-mile-per-hour sign. police say the 15-mile-per-hour sign is not a county sign so they're not enforcing it. the crews with the gas services there tell us the sign makes them feel safer. >> our safety is priority first. those coming out of the work zone, they're over 35 or so. >> the pipeline doing the work did not respond to "news4's" messages about the sign. 6:25. after yoo ore some of of the lowest gas prices in a long time, they're even lower now. here's what you're paying right now in d.c. you thought i was going go the

of way, didn't you? >> mm-hmm. >> in d.c., $2.17. less than $1.80 in virginia if you find the right places. west virginia is a little higher than that at $1.95. prince williams county resident, listen up. police say two coyotes were spotted in the western part of the country. they're reminding people to keep their homes and property free of trash and pet foods, maybe even your pets because when they're small and if they're not on a leash, coyotes might see them as food. i'm just warning you. >> there you go. >> work being done at the lincoln memorial. the reflecting pool won't start today. the draining of the pool has been postponed until the relg la torrey work is finalized. they hope to start the work in two weeks. >> bureaucrat ache red tape? what? cracking down on drunk drivers in honor of a fallen police

officer. montgomery county place, what they're saying about nolan liotta. >> getting a peek at one of the most anticipated new animals. who will get to see bei bei before the official debut. visibility may be much worse where you live. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is tracking the fog and your weekend

protecting those and the life of fallen officer, what montgomery county police are saying about their holiday task force in honor of officer nolan liotta. chuck bell with four things you need to know before you head out the door. >> good morning. one more work day. no sunshine today. no sunshine tomorrow. we'll get some on sunday afternoon. sunday, though, will be a very windy day with a big up near 60 on sunday afternoon and big downs after that. much colder weather returns next

week. this just posted. a dense fog advisory in paige and shenandoah valley. be on the lookout. thick fog in luray and new market, virginia. hour by hour, clouds and fog in abundance this morning. drizzle this afternoon. if you're planning out your friday night. you may have to have your umbrella with a chance of showers. i mentioned big alls and downs on sunday. we'll be at 60 near noon on sunday but it's going to be a windy and chilly football game. it's all about having the wind at your back in the fourth quarter to kick that fourth quarter. >> bundling up and layering up. brand-new problem. we do have brand-new crash. no more details on that. randolph near georgia avenue still have that problem there. queens road at south kings highway, some power lines down in the franconia area. that's slowing things down a

bit. westbound, left lane still blocked with the road block. top of the scene, we don't have any beg problems. we'll take a look at the travel times coming um. >> melissa, thank you. a bittersweet end to a holiday program. 24-year-old nola liotta died after a suspected drunk driver hit him. he was on duty when a drunk driver hit him intoxicated. >> reporter: good morning. it is expected to end with dui enforcement. >> we're looking at possibly expanding tout have an officer in each district doing this on a full time basis. we have officer john romak and he arrested between 160 and 170

drunk driver as year. he leads the region. he's an except ional and he trained noah. >> still this campaign ends as officers continue to mourn the loss of one of their own. noah liotta who was hit and struck here by a suspected drunk driver while working in this area of rockville pike south of edmunds ton avenue. 6:33. two men arrested on suspicion of terrorism in two different states. the authorities arrested a 23-year-old man. they say he travelled to syria to fight alongside a group and a 24-year-old man was arrested in houston. he's accused of trying to help tho

attract those to go overseas to fight with isis. the preside their goal is to find ways to disrupt how isis operates. in d.c. mayor more annual bowser hopes new leaders can solve the problem with the 911 and 311 call center. she admits they struggle with staffing and overworked employees. she announced karima holmes will take over. a soft spoeken young woman found incredible strength and heroism when her family needed it most. eric got pinned underneath his truck. he removed the wheel when he smelled gas and then the truck caught fire. after ten minutes of struggling his daughter 19-year-old charlotte came running in. she was barefoot. hopped in the passenger side, gunned the truck out of the garage on three wheels.

>> and thank you to all of you guys for coming so quick and for saving the house. i didn't do anything, you guys. you did most of the hard work. thank you so much for coming. charlotte was given the fairfax county fire department citizen lifesaving award. she's still recovering wi ining burns to her feet and hands and a back injury. the federal court decided the third and fourth federal district should be redrawn before the 2016 election. judges recently decided legislate tors el lylely impacted it to duluth and other nearby districts. the supreme court could throw out the ruling. the drive to work could get a little easier next week. vdot plans to open a ramp to mark center and seminary road. that road will open on tuesday.

lit switch directions depending on the time of day. if you're driving in the area this weekend. you may see crews putting the final touches on that ramp. >> today members will get an exclusive vehicle at panda cub bei bei. you can see when he makes his public debut on january 16th. bay was born back in august. he's now over 17 pounds and still as cute as can be. well, we know all of you are excited about the redskins playoff game against the packers, but we're going to show you what people in wisconsin are saying about the game. also ahead, sending a message after a spike in crime. where the guardian angels plan to patrol. and we have a problem in

and new information just

into our newsroom, if you've got a student that attends any one of the 11 warren county public school campuses, you're on a two-hour delay. we just got this information two minutes ago. warren county sending a tweet out. again, if you've got a student at warren county schools, you've got a two-hour delay. back to you. yeah, the weather is the reason for that delay out there in warren county. temperatures are near 40 around the metro area, but look how much colder it is in shenandoah valley. 28 in luray. wand a thick fog out here, the dense fog advisory now goes to 9:00 for page and warren county, but the combination of the thick fog and temperatures below freezing could causize i.c.e..yness along the handrails. use extreme caution out there. complete check of a colder forecast at 7:51. >> still have police out there. eastbound randolph road. what they're telling us is it

looks like it might be in the westbound lanes. right now randolph road near georgia still have some slowdowns because of an earlier accident. metro at riggs road still have that crash. doesn't seem to be slowing things too much. top of the beltway here, 95 to the 270 totally normal for this time of morning. taking a look at 66 and inbound, nice and on time. we'd like to keep it this way. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. >> thanks, melissa. powerball madness is growing. how high it could climb. first we're watching a developing situation where developing situation where students and police are

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right now it's 6:44. we're working a number of developing story this morning as we get ready to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> let's start with "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck t. bell with more on the foggy conditions you'd encounter out there. chuck, good morning. >> yeah, absolutely. i thinks are changing in the weather department. brand-new dense advisory. warren county schools, a two-hour delay. there's a possibility of freezing fog or freezing drizzle out there. be careful.

those handrails might have glazing ice on them. the seven-day forecast coming up. a little slow in randolph county. and in prince george's at metze . >> megan mcgrath is live with what school leaders are worrying about. megan, good morning. >> reporter: aaron, whether this is considered or intended to be a prank or not, police are not amused and they're taking this very, very seriously as or school officials. an investigation is under way and they're trying to fit out who is behind the threatening messages. there were two threats written on walls inside woodbridge high school. now the first threat said the

school will be shot and gave a time frame and then a similar threat was written on the wall inside the school. it's possible that students today could see an increased police presence just as a precaution. the school system said they're working to investigate and above all ensure the safety of students and staff. they'll be advised if they determine there's any credible threat or need for special precautions. we take this very seriously. it's unclear if the same person wrote both of the threats or whether there are two people behind this. that's all part of the investigation. school officials, though, make it clear that if they find who is responsible who is responsibility, there will be repercussions. that person or those people will be punish. back to you. >> thank you. the map on the screen is wanted.

he cut a passenger's ear on the yell loan line headed from georgia avenue to u street. that kind of issue will cause monitoring. if you notice the volunteer patrols in their trademark berets. you know them as the guardian angels. they'll meet tonight at 6:00 on the noma side of the metro station. annapolis police say a barricaded situation ended peacefully. the man was a possible wanted suspect. officers evacuated that building. they have not said if the scene is completely clear. now for the latest in the race for the white house this morning. the battle brewing. nbc's kristen welker joins us live on how the latest fight is

shaping the race. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president bill clinton sticking to strategy with an all out war of wards. these questions just aren't going away. i was here on the campaign trail. a number of reporters asked him about the criticism of donald trump. the fact that he raced it. >> are you worried that your past could hurt your wife's campaign? >> i don't have a response. if she wins the nomination we'll have plenty of time to talk about it. i have no interest in getting involved in their politics or doing anything except trying to help hillary. >> the clinton campaign believes

that he's still the best surrogate for wife. he helps working palace klass voters. he will be off the campaign but he'll be rallying voters in new hampshire with headliners like lena dunham and wambach and others. >> we'll be looking for more on the "today" show. stay with us. as a grandmother, i feel that my grandchildren and children have a right, also the right to live without the fear of being gunned down. >> split and passionate reaction. the discussion. two days after that. some thanked the president. others backed their second

amendment rights. >> we're here to get through the pain. >> joe lothrop is on the other side of it. the president is overstepping his authority and his executive orders won't stop violence. a gift for redskins fans from metro. the blue lines. start at noon on sunday. you somehown't have any of the delays on the line. they made the change to help anyone going to playoff game against the packers. how cool. we're so excited for this game. i know i am. >> yeah, fans on the other side had high hopes or we thoht they did. >> we're ready but we don't want

to provide comfort to the enemy. but we're less confident than we have been in other years. >> that was us smack talking with our counter parts in milwaukee about an hour ago. they sort of -- >> they were really nice about it. i was surprised. they said maybe it could go our way. i have a feeling it. you know what i mean? the redskins have the momentum and home field advantage. >> and they ear playing well. >> if you're dressing up your dogs, photos with a redskins player, anything, be sure to tweet an instagram with the #skinsfan. e-mail us at i see nbcwashington.c nbcwashington.com. >> all the rate will be done.

if you're going to the game, it will be dry and really windy. keep that in mind. what to deal with first thing this morning. man, is it a foggy start to your friday. that's our hash tag. #foggydrizzle. temperatures really aren't going to move a whole lot. upper 30s. we'll climb into the upper 30s today. no problems around the metro area, but 31 martinsburg, 31 in luray. that could be a bit of a problem. we could have freezing fog. warren county schools on a two-hour delay. just to be an abundance of caution here. if you driving in that part of the shenandoah valley there could be an icy spot or two. temperatures around the metro, though, near 40 this morning. clipping into the 40s this afternoon. rain chances sneaking in after 3:00 or 4:00. you may want to take your umbrella just to play it on the safe side. closer to 50 down in southern maryland as warmer air is trying

to come our way. no rain is showing up on radar. there's the rain we'll be dealing with over the course of the weekend. here's future weather. all clouds, all day long. cloudy skies. sunrise to sunset, but after the sun goes down, 9:00, 10:00, 11:00, there comes that push to what could be moderate to heavy rain, the heaviest of which is midnight to saturday night. here's your whole seven-day forecast then. a very windy day with a big drop, big drop in temperatures between sunday often and monday. how about a 30-degree drop. back in the cold pattern next week. no sign for snow, though, not yet. >> making me cold. still have this problem in montgomery county. they turned the camera on us.

still have some lanes partially block. if that hangs around, that's going to start slowing things a bit. westbound 610 at 95, still have that crash and tow truck getting things out of the way hopefully soon. inbound, suitland parkway at sterling, we have a new crash there and at south king highway, remember we still have the power lines that are down here this morning. taking a look at the top of the beltway and all of these routes into and out of town looking quite good. don't have any complaints here. a little slow out of frederick. guys? >> thanks, melissa. today a prince george's county officer will find out whether he spends the next 45 years in prison. he was convicted of assault and misconduct last month. it stems from a case in may 2014 in buowie. a man was dropping offer his cousin when he was told he parked ill lylely.

officer santiago would not let them leave and pointed a gun at them. >> china's market is bouncing up and down but others bounced back with positive numbers. china halted twice after big losses. on dow street the dow dropped nearly 400 points. the new jobs report could help turn things around. it's due out =>

sale at soulcycle locations. with your cnbc business report i'm landon dowdy. >> thanks, landon. how does $700 million sound? really good. well, that's what's at stake in this weekend's powerball jackpot. it could climb to nearly $900 million based on current ticket sales. if that jackpot rolls over to next wednesday's drawing, it could easily exceed $1 billion. get your pinky ready, aaron. show us. >> $1 billion. here are four things you need to know before you head out the door. everyone can get a sneak peek of bei bei. everyone else will have to wait until the 16th. police arrested a man who barricaded himself. police in philadelphia also say they have a man in custody whom they believe tried to execute a police officer. they say the man went up to the officer's car and fired 13 shots. >> extra police at woodbridge

high school this morning. the school got two threats. they say whoever's responsible will get disciplinary action. fog for everyone. fog in shenandoah valley. be careful for that. won't be a problem until 9:00 or 10:00. heavy rain. but dry and windy for a redskins win on sunday. let's go. >> chuck, thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. thanks for waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. we'll see you in 25 minutes with weather and traffic and breaking news. have a great day. >> make it a great friday,

good morning. breaking overnight. two men arrested in a multi-state terror bust. the suspects refugees accused of having ties to groups in syria and iraq, including isis. what the fbi says they were planning to do. raucous rally. donald trump interrupted by protesters repeatedly during a late night event in vermont. >> get them out. get them out. >> while in virginia, president obama holds a controversial town hall on guns and faces tough questions from the widow of american sniper chris crime. >> the laws that we create don't stop these horrific things that happening, right, and that's a very tough pill to