offers treatment for patients no matter their age, gender or stage of illness. we have listed resources for you on the nbc washington app. 5:00 on the dot. good morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang. we want to talk about the gorgeous weather. i'm loving the 80s. you know i'm happy about this. i can't help myself. >> chuck bell getting a lot of credit this week for the good pay that back at some point in time. clear skies for most of us. a few extra clouds than the last couple of days, but really not a bad day at all. more record highs today. dulles airport is the most likely of the three reporting stations to set the record. bwi is the second. national won't make a record today. one or two spot showers in the shenandoah valley this afternoon, but on the whole we have to wait until tomorrow and friday for rain chances to ramp up. friday is the most likely day to

hit-and-miss showers across pennsylvania. that's the reason i have the precautionary tale of a rain drop or two. otherwise, it will be another day in the 80s today. enjoy it because this is not going to last for long. we'll be back up near 80 degrees for tomorrow. but wait until you see the weekend forecast. it's going to be bone-chilling by comparison. good morning, melissa, how is the orange line? it's looking okay overall. but single tracking between vienna and west falls church on the orange line because of a safetrack october. i want to show you the beltway because you're not clear of the work zones on the beltway. no big worries on the beltway with a couple things happening earlier. 66 and 95 looking quite good right now. i hope we can keep it that way for the morning. and taking a look at 95 in maryland from 32 down to the beltway, that will take you ten minutes. see you in a few. breaking news in prince george's county. police are investigating a

marlboro. >> megan mcgrath is live on the scene gathering details. megan, good morning, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, shots rang out right around 1:45 this morning. if you look over my shoulder here, you can see that we still have quite a bit of police activity here. we are along prince place here in the upper marlboro there. we have the rope completely cordened police say shots were fired at 1:what. they are focusing on the camry parked along the curb here on prince place. we can see what appears to be blood on the passenger seat. a man and woman were shout. the woman was taken from the scene here in critical condition, later pronounced dead at the hospital. as for the man, we're told that his injuries are not considered to be life-threatening. in terms of what the motive in

investigation. police are looking for witnesses, anyone with information. you're asked to come forward. but one woman is dead after an early morning shooting here in upper marlboro. this is an area not terribly far from 202 and prince george's community college, harry truman parkway. back to you all in the studio. >> megan, thank you. it's 5:03 and decision 2016 this morning, the countdown is on to the final showdown between stage together for their last debate tonight at 9:00 in las vegas. the format similar to their first debate it. will be divided into six timed segments of 15 minutes each on topics selected by the moderator, chris wallace, from fox news. you can watch the final debate right here on nbc4 tonight at 9:00.

republican congresswoman barbara comestock and luann bennett will face off at the chamber of commerce in tyson's at 5:30. you can follow julie carey for updates on this. this race is considered a toss-up right now. the richmond times dispatch reports outside groups have given the campaigns more than $2 million in just the last week. right now police are searching for a man with a gun near college park. university police say they pulled over a man near campus drive and hiker biker trail around 1:00 this morning. then the guy got out of his car, rap away into the woods. as of now, they have given the all-clear just a couple hours around the immediate area. we'll bring you more as we get it. thank you.

she murdered and teenager after a fight on a metro bus. 17-year-old kalea minor was stabbed to death on monday night. she and kyla jones fought on the bus and it spilled out onto the sidewalk. the victim's cousin said the family is relieved the suspect has been arrested. >> we forgive you, but it hurt us. it hurts so bad, i want to know why. i want to know why. >> the victim's family holds a candlelight vigil at 5:00 tonight at the corner where minor died. new this morning, we are seeing video of a violent robbery at a georgetown store. take a look here, d.c. police are looking for four men in this video. last thursday they went into a store in the 1400 block of wisconsin avenue and stole several purses.

the clerk attempts to stop the men from taking the items. one of the suspects hit the clerk several times before running out the door. and d.c. police are looking for this masked man who robbed the wells fargo last week. the person entered the bank in the middle of the afternoon disguised as a construction worker. as the teller was helping him, he flashed a gun and demanded money. anyone who recognizes this man is asked to call police. and 5:06 now. new this morning, police say one man is responsible for two deadly district. darrell thompson is charged with first-degree murder for the deaths of edward roberts jr. killed in july in northwest. the 27-year-old maryland man is also charged with the murder of tyler mahegern. police are still investigating both homicides and another incident of assault with a dangerous weapon connected to thompson. 5:07 now and to the

from the fairfax county police concerning this fatal crash. chopper 4 hovered over the scene at leesburg pike and tollston road. leesburg pike had to be shut down for hours. one person who was on a motorcycle was killed and three other adults had to be treated for nonlife-threatening injuries. we'll update you as we learn more about this incident. happening today, we'll learn more about the state of prince george's public schools. kevin maxwell gives afternoon. he's expected to talk about this year's problems. the county executive rashard baker under pressure to fire maxwell after several high-profile issues will introduce him. watch the address on the nbc washington app. and we're also getting a look at how the d.c. schools are doing under new leadership. john davis gave his state of the

up to 69%, up from 61% two years ago. >> our graduation rate has gone up 16% in the last four years. >> davis served as chancellor or has been chancellor since kya henderson stepped down last month. if the district of columbia ever succeeds in becoming a state, we now know what it will be called. >> washington, d.c. would stand for commonwealth. they approved the constitution yesterday. it's a rejection of the long-proposed new columbia name that instead would honor abolitionist frederick douglas. voters now get to approve the state on the constitution ballot. after that it goes to congress. dying with dignity. a bill allowing patients to choose when to end their own lives is moving toward in d.c.

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lunchtime. any little chance for a sprinkle or two today across the shenandoah valley. there you can see on storm team 4, the reason i had the 20% chance for a shower today. mainly up along the i-81 corridor. but the outdoor outlook for today, warm and mainly dry. tomorrow, a little better chance of an isolated shower tomorrow. but friday is the rainiest day of the next few. i'll see you in ten minutes with much more on how it will be for the weekend. how is traffic holding up? we are looking problems with the earlier problem with construction slowing things down in the southbound lanes. and that is now gone at 212. taking a look at 270, a little patch of a slowdown headed southbound out of frederick. otherwise looking good from 70 down to the spur. 62 miles per hour. going to take you 29 minutes here this morning. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car. 95 northbound and southbound here at 123, you can see we are

george's county near the beltway, no issues reported. we'll keep an eye on things and be back in a few. developing this morning, questions as to why julian assange had his internet access restricted in ecuador. they deliberately cut his access because they didn't want to meddle in the u.s. is limiting assange's internet access as they are pressured from the united states. and justin harris is facing felony murder in the death of his 22-year-old month son cooper. he intentionally killed him when he left him in his car outside his job.

accidental. the medical examiner said the boy could have been alive at lunchtime and died later on depending on the temperature in the car. and an accident happened yesterday at a landfill in sussex. authorities say the worker became stuck in a vertical pipe a mile from the landfill entrance. it is unclear what the men were doing at the time of the accident. the rescue crews worked for about three hours but were unable to sav health officials in st. mary's county are dealing with a public health crisis involving prescription drugs and heroin addiction. the fbi and the dea unveiled a new psa movie yesterday at chaka khan high school. five years ago heroin was a drug of choice for maybe 2% of people in the county. now 85% of the people they see

addiction. >> it's so bad down here in st. mary's county. you can get it anywhere. >> it is unlike anything we have seen before. and that's why we all have to participate in this conversation. >> now it's gotten so bad that st. mary's sheriff's deputies carry anti-overdose drugs and have saved 28 lives so far this year. it's 5:15 and happening today, vice president joe biden is headed to boston today to speak about the white house's push to find a cure for cancer. moonshot initiative. he delivered his final report to the president on monday which lays out his plan for transforming cancer research and care after the next administration takes office. the vice president's son beau died from cancer last year. the d.c. council is supporting a bill to let terminally ill patients end their lives. a final vote on the proposal is expected next month. under the bill doctors would be

public opinion on the bill varies greatly. >> any terminally ill adult that options for a peaceful death puts me in control of my destiny, of my life, of my body. >> life should not be in the control of a pill. >> the physician-assisted death is legal in five states. mayor muriel bowser has not taken a position on this bill. how much sleep you get could f a boston university study found that men who sleep less than six hours a night were least likely to conceive a child. men who said they had trouble sleeping at least half of the time also had fertility problems. too much sleep may not be good either. the study found that men who slept more than nine hours also had a hard time conceiving a child. >> when was the last time you had too much sleep? >> i don't know what that looks like. >> right? maybe when you were 16.

a heating debate over capping the age for in-vetro fertility treatment. >> a 16-year-old from spain has given birth to a healthy baby girl. the woman gave birth last week. the 62-year-old underwent special treatment to become pregnant after a team of doctors refused to help her. the newborn is her third child. the second child was born when alvarez was 52. doctors say the baby is healthy and doing well. 5:17 new this morning, several rice and slow cookers are being recalled due to an electric shock hazard. the cookers were sold at several stories and online. if you have one, stop using it immediately. contact three squares for a replacement. and a new survey finds that nearly half of people buying homes are millenials. that is according to the online

63% of people selling real estate are also doing so for the first time. the survey also found the average settled homeowner is white, a baby boomer and has a college degree. >> a lot of millenials are still looking for the right job before they settle into a home. >> but that is pretty significant. yeah. you can be the owner of donald trump'sl early years, we'll tell you about that later. >> i'll take it! >> we'll talk about the weather now. how bad can the first house be if he's a billionaire, right? we have a cloudy sky out across parts of southern pennsylvania. those clouds are trying to inch their way in our general direction. so we won't have quite the pure blue sky today we have been enjoying the last couple of days. that being said, even with the amount of cloud cover, dulles is likely to set the third record high temperature in a row.

along i-81, i-95 corridor not looking like much of a rain threat for today. so you can leave the umbrellas. here's the high-resolution model hinting at the chance for showers near page and culpeper or orange county as well. in and around town today, other than increasing numbers of clouds, i don't think there's much of a rain chance here in and around the city. but wow is it warm outside. 66 right now at national airport. our average high this time of the year is 20 degrees above average on your way out the door. 70 this morning in winchester. that's 25 degrees warmer than average for winchester at this time of the day, this time of the year. so hourly temperatures, mid to upper 60s now. zoom up into the low 80s. we'll go once again for today, but i keep mentioning this now, there is a big, big change coming your way for the weekend. saturday, drying out. i think most of the rain and

should be out of here before 8:00 on saturday morning. but by then, we'll be in the mid to upper 40s. saturday afternoon, gusty northwesterly winds. 20 to 30 miles an hour with highs in the 50s. so saturday promises to be a very blustery and cool day. there's your whole five-day forecast. 84 today. near 80 again tomorrow. a little chance for a shower or two tomorrow. but the best chance for rain is on friday. rainfall amounts on friday likely to be around a half inch, mae again, your weekend is looking chilly. i'll be back at 5:31 with 4 things you need to know. for now, i see melissa mollet inspecting the capital beltway. i'm inspecting the beltway. what the heck is that? >> monocle. >> i was thinking of magnifying class. inner loop and outer loop, everything is looking okay. the outer loop is seeing road work on the beltway. earlier that was a problem but it's out of the way. 270 northbound is now clear.

no worries here at all this morning. same situation here when you look at all the main routes into town and out of town there at the top of the beltway, 29, route 1, everything is just fine. 66 inbound/outbound is a nice smooth commute. i'll be back in ten minutes. see you at 5:31 with a live look at prince george's county. >> who calls it a monocle? >> i don't know. >> it's professor bell, he's on it he's learning and wondering. >> magnifying glass. i know what to get him for christmas, a monocle. 5:21. and now we can tell you how you can be the owner of donald trump's childhood home. according to cnn, the place where trump spent his earliest years will be auctioned off today. >> the suggested opening bid for the home in queens, $849,000. apparently it's a bargain for a house in that location. earlier this summer the jamaica

>> i was born in jamaica, queens. i don't think it was that part, though. >> get your monocle out and find out. all right. 5:22 now. condo concerns. residents in fear facing threats of being tossed out of the homes they own. still ahead, why it could happen and the solution that is being suggested this morning. and not quite home alone. a boy returns home from school to find a burglar in his ho is a good reminder for your is a good reminder for your kids. on issues that matter to northern virginia, barbara comstock and donald trump have a lot in common. bill o'reilly: overturn roe v. wade; that's a specific thing that you would do? trump: well, overturn or overturn... comstock: i think roe v. wade should be overturned. trump and comstock. trump: i'm totally for defunding. we shouldn't be giving to planned parenthood. while comstock voted five times to defund planned parenthood. northern virginia, we need luann bennett. standing up to trump and comstock.

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welcome back at 5:25. an 11-year-old boy who returned home from school came face to face with a stranger robbing his house in new jersey. you're looking at the heart-stopping moment captured on the family's security video. the little boy had just left the

house to get a snack. that is when he saw a man peeking out from a closet. >> my heart immediately started pounding and i didn't know what to do besides just run out. >> luckily, the little boy was not hurt. police were able to track down the suspect after dozens of tips came in. he wanted to get away from the house. you don't want to be confronting somebody. well, a high school student is alive this morning thanks to his school staff and a little in gym class. the junior collapsed on the bench during p.e. two weeks ago. the resource school officer, nurse and assistant principal all jumped into action. they kept him alive until paramedics alive. ethan is still in the hospital recovering but his mom says he should be able to return to school next week. well, the countdown is on until the third and final debate between donald trump and hillary clinton. and wait until you hear who one of the candidates has invited

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breaking news in prince george's county. the search is on for a suspect in a deadly shooting. a man and woman were shot inside a car on prince place in upper ohio. megan mcgrath is on the scene gathering more details with the latest coming up at 6:00. and happening at 5:30, the countdown to the final showdown. what is expected from each side tonight as the presiden in their final debate. and imagine stepping out of your car this morning and finding it smashed in, burglarized or gone. why some neighbors in northern virginia are on high alert. but enjoy it while you can, because our nice warm weather is about to come to an end. good morning to.

we need to focus on the positive, we have one more day of this. >> i'm an optimist. >> get us through the good part here first. another record high likely to fall today. that will make three in a row at dulles airport, both dulles at bwi set records yesterday. haven't set any records at national airport this week, but that's all right. still nice and warm. the 4 things you need to know, one last great day is going to be today. more records likely to fall, especially dulles airport. that's the record most take a tumble today. but tomorrow is a transition. more clouds and a better chance for a sprinkle or two tomorrow. but then tumbling temperatures heading into the weekend. by the time we get to sunday morning, we may be talking about windchills. yes. so enjoy it. soak it in while it's here. chuck, thank you. 5:31 now. it's a pivotal night many the race for president. you're looking live at the site of tonight's final debate in las vegas between donald trump and

las vegas for tonight's debate. tracey, what can we expect to hear from donald trump tonight? >> reporter: trump has been studying up on foreign policy. so he's likely going to talk about benghazi, the attack there, the mother of one of the victims will be one of his guests tonight. he's expected to talk about a number of different hot spots around the world, syria, libya, iraq, iran, in terms of foreign policy. what they did on hillary clinton's 30-year record is he's also inviting president obama's half-brother malik obama who is a trump supporter. >> so let's talk about hillary clinton. we know she's been preparing for this debate as well. what can we expect to hear from her? >> reporter: sure. so what her team says is she's sort of prepared for anything. she wants to give an inpragsal message, but she'll be prepared to talk about wikileaks and the

and one of her guests, by the way, is meg whitman. the former ceo who supported republicans but also now says she's going to support hillary clinton. >> tracie potts live in las vegas. thank you. : you can watch the debate live on your phone or tablet. we'll be streaming it on the nbc washington app and you can weigh in with our thoughts on facebook and twitter page. tune in tomorrow for all the fact checks right here on preparing to move out of the lynn hill condos in prince george's county. because the condominium owes nearly $1.2 million in unpaid utilities to pepco, wssd and washington gas. later neighbors will meet to discuss their options. there was a deal underway with urban partners to completely gut and rehabilitate one of the buildings. that will give people and

property or to relocate. the condos are located on good hope road in temple hill. chopper 4 flew over this fatal crash scene in vienna. we are told this was 5:00 when this happened. three nonlife-threatening injuries. we'll update you as we learn more. and a warning for those driving through northeast virginia with a brief lane closure along i-66 near the north lind street overpass happening on the eastbound right lane today through friday from 1:00 a.m. to noon. the westbound lanes will be closed from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. the crews need to bring in heavy equipment for ongoing road work.

testimony will be heard from the man who put mccleary on paid administrative leave. mccreery is seeking $4 million in lost wages and other claims. in virginia today the "rolling stone" trial will resume. yesterday the woman who claimed she was rape ed first time that the woman has been publicly revealed. 5:35 now. this morning if you take metro to work, you could get a flowery surprise. hundreds of roses will be handed out to riders at the white flint

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5:39 is the time. what should you wear today? >> meteorologist chuck bell will tell us right now. >> winter white or an autumn-colored tie. the skies are mostly clear around washington. we have more clouds out to the west with a couple rain drops in the shenandoah valley. but rain chances are under 20%. almost no chance for rain around town today. the temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s on the way out the door. kids don't need the jacket this in the 80s later on today. you may want that just in case along i-81. but there should be enough sun that you need the sunglasses today. we'll go over to traffic to see how melissa is doing on the silver line update. look at this. all of a sudden flowers appear from my work husband. isn't that lovely? look at that. not just a flower, i got a whole bouquet. he stole it from someone else's desk. >> don't say that!

silver line, we're seeing travel times no problems there in maryland or virginia. looking good right now. we have 50 miles per hour on 66. same thing on 95. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 f.m. when you hop in your car this morning. and they saw it first on facebook. then pretty soon an entire neighborhood was talking about more than two dozen car break-ins. i'm erika that story is coming up. it can happen to anyone, you turn your back for two seconds at the grocery store and someone tries to run off with your child. the warning from one mom who says someone tried to take her child. and there's no excuse for federal workers not to vote in

vandals strike north virginia. where people are saying they are doing everything they can to make sure they are not the next victim. and the latest drug blamed for spikes in overdoses and death. the drug that teens can legally buy online. and it will be up, up and away this morning. but temperatures won't stay that way. we'll have a check on your and at 295, we have a crash along the right side. you can see backups really starting to build almost all the way back to the beltway. also on the silver line, delays to reston east. and a texas mother says she was very close to a terrible incident this weekend. she was shopping with her 14-month-old daughter at a grocery store when a man walks up and tries to pick up the baby out of the cart. you can see it right there, the

what was happening. >> if it weren't for this, he would have made off with her. i couldn't hear a thing. and going back to court today, a 6-year-old went missing in manhattan almost 40 years put on the milk cartons. now a convenient store clerk is facing murder charges for killing etan patz. his lawyers say he's mentally ill and that confession is not true. imagine going out to your car this morning and finding your door open and special items gone. that happened to dozens of people in an arlington neighborhood. right now erika gonzalez is here

quickly through facebook. people reporting, hey, my car was broken into. my car was broken into. my car was broken into. two dozen vehicles, two dozen cars broken into in this north arlington neighborhood. so arl now first reported that it was in this williamsburg neighborhood of north arlington that all this happened in one day. so a number of people -- one woman e-mailing news the and telling us her had been in there rifling through some things. then she said, i got in touch with a friend of mine who lives seven blocks from this neighborhood and her car had been broken into as well. this is what we're learning from arlington county police this morning. that a number of the vehicles that were broken into, the doors were unlocked. so it's a good remind iras police tell everybody to keep their doors knocked. not leaving things like the

your music. put them away. i'm erika gonzalez. a man falls asleep at a green light leading to a violent encounter between him and police. it was caught on the officer's dash cam. megan fitzgerald explains what happened. >> reporter: this happened at 6:00 in the morning right in the middle of the morning rush. over here officers saw a man off-ramp of 495 and georgia avenue. dash cam video was rolling when the montgomery county officers pulled up behind the 32-year-old habukkuk israel. when he didn't comply, they tried to take him into custody. while resisting getting arrested, he hit the man in 18

years after he explained how he's trying to change his life. reporting in montgomery, megan fitzgerald, news4. officials are investigating an alleged threat against the republican campaign office in sterling. the loudoun county sheriff's office said someone overheard a conversation in the parking lot and reported what they perceived as a threat. and the office of personnel management is doing its part to make sure emoy vote on election day. they have up instructed agencies to offer excused absences where necessary to allow employees to vote. but they don't expect having to grant many since polling places are open for long periods of time. officials want to make sure employees have at least three hours before or after thor work to get to their polling locations. the u.s. department of transportation is out with new rules for u.s. airlines to protect you and your wallet.

baggage, not just lost bags. more than 700 million passengers are expected to fly domestically this year. in news4 your health, how much you sleep could fertility. those who slept less than six hours a night had more trouble with fertility problems. too much sleep is not good either. men who slept more than nine hours also had a hard time conceiving a child. the washington redskins controversial logo case has been postponed. the team is challenging the decision by the u.s. patent and trademark office to remove the

supreme court to rule on a similar trademark case. a decision could be made by june. and two chinese astronauts are on board a lab up in space. you will see him wave to the camera. hello. the astronauts will stay there for a month. china's longest ever space mission is testing many cool things in 5:51. chuck bell is in the storm team 4 weather center looking at cool stuff. >> using things in space like satellite to help track rain chances across the area. rain chance are getting closer and closer to friday, which is probably going to be rainy. skies outside are fair in the washington area. more clouds along the west. visibility is not as much of an issue for fog. but visibility is down or below

culpeper. be careful for that. very light rain across northwestern parts of virginia and maryland, one of the rain drops would be enough to get to the i-81 corridor. if there's rain, it will be along the i-81 corridor at 5:00 to 6:00. rain chances are 20% or less. otherwise, it will be a very warm day. likely to set another record high temperature at dulles airport today. dry for most area. if you live around up to, nothing to worry about. a little chance for rain early tomorrow morning and late tomorrow evening. most of your thursday is looking dry and mild. here's future weather, by late tonight at 11:00, there's the light rain chances into the early part of your thursday. then future weather shows not much of a threat during daylight hours tomorrow, that is good news.

again. you can find me on twitter or facebook. this is our little guy. the next ten days look this way, warm right now. showery and rainy as temperatures do start to take a bit of a tumble. it will be cold saturday night into sunday. and a reminder with a crash roadway at route 50 at 295. you can see the delays headed inbound near 295. 66 and 95, overall no problems along 66 or 95. 270 is looking good southbound at montrose road. everything is moving fine in the main lanes and local lanes. >> reporter: and the beltway

and east is due to the earlier malfunction at largo town center. see you in a few minutes. d.c. police are looking for this masked man who robbed a wells fargo in georgetown last week. the person entered the bank in the middle of the afternoon. this man flashed a gun at the teller and demanded money. if you know this man, call pinky is being talked about. the drug is chemically designed to get around synthetic drug laws to be bought legally online and shipped to users in the mail. >> a lot of the kids are using snapchat, so parents are not up on that and messages are

to ban individual synthetic drugs. find the reports on the nbc washington app and search synthetic drugs. we're learning more about the effort to keep the marriott headquarters in our town. they will move to a new building in downtown bethesda. they have been set here for 60 years but the expire ing lease allows them to look elsewhere. >> i want to congratulate them. >> they will be in the new

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we have breaking news in prince george's county. a man and woman were shot inside the car. the woman died at the hospital. good morning, everyone. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we want to start with storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. one more day of warm weather, chuck? one more really nice day coming up today. tomorrow is still going to be on

probably a lot more clouds around tomorrow. so today's probably the last really pretty day to get outside to enjoy it. fair skies over washington this morning. a couple of extra clouds around this morning, but it is mild. temperatures are nearly 20 degrees above average for this time of the day in october. later this afternoon, dulles airport, likely to break another record. that will be three days in a row. any tiny rain chance today is really out along i-81. i don't think we need to worry about that in and around the city. for tomorrow, more clouds and a better chance for a hit-and-miss there's a reason i have the precautionary tale of a rain drop or two in the shenandoah valley today as the fading rain drops are here across southwestern parts of pennsylvania. temperaturewise, we're already near 70 degrees. we'll be near 80 by lunchtime and into the low 80s for highs this afternoon. again, better rain chances come back in late tonight and friday is looking a bit on the rainy side. more on that and the weekend coming up in a few minutes. melissa mollet and chopper 4 are teaming up. we have problems westbound 50 at 295.