trouble. i'll tell you what. when a giant linebacker shows up at your door. >> he still got paid. >> those are many of the stories we're working on for you to get you up to the minute. >> more from molette green, tom kierein and melissa mollet. first let's check in with angie goff at the live desk. a manhunt under way in oklahoma. >> we have an update to the story we've been following police found two bodies in the home believed connected to the manhunt. the victims are related to the man suspected of shooting two police officers with an ak-47 at this rv park. the officers who were shot after responding to reports of a shooting, they are expected to recover so good news there. we know one person is in custody but the alleged shooter was shot, who was shot by the way, was able to get away.

come in. back to you. >> thank you, angie. it is time to check the forecast. tom kierein is in with our forecast. >> storm team4 live tower camera over looking tinley town, northwest d.c. dry pavement, we'll have a clear sky. the half moon in the southern sky and the orion constellation is getting low in the western sky. look at the temperatures here thgh 50s, hitting the 60s by noon time and mid and upper 60s by mid afternoon. your work week check list, mild and breezy on this monday. cooler weather moves in tomorrow and chillier on wednesday. the next chance for any rain looks to be on thursday. the commuter forecast coming up in ten minutes. >> right now, chopper 4 is over bw parkway.

there at 450. everything looking actually quite good. we had n earlier problem with a crash. that has been cleared. we sent chopper over this way to check on things. still seeing a little bit of a delay inbound bw parkway at annapolis road. westbound southeast, southwest freeway after the third street tunnel. a crash with the two lanes blocked this morning. taking a look, 270, northbound, southbound, not so bad. do have a vehicle fire in the southbound lanes, doesn't seem to be slowing traffic too much. foxhall road south of avenue. gas leak and repairs with the lanes blocked this morning. we are covering the district this morning. d.c. police are looking for the person who intentionally set a fire inside a d.c. homeless shelter. this started on the sixth floor of d.c. general family in southeast saturday night. molette green is live outside the shelter with more on the investigation and the clean up there. molette, good morning. >> aaron, good morning to you. i can tell you i've seen at least two security guards.

here, very visible on the grounds. we're working to find out an exact cause here. a cleaning crew is still working on the smoke and the water damage from this incident chblt the fire broke out, as you said, on the sixth floor. it happened late saturday night in an unoccupied section of the building that has no electricity in that particular area. this forced dozens of families to leave the shelter. home land security and emergency management still have >> given the age of the building, we wanted to make sure we're doing the right thing by the residents, we're doing an extensive cleaning which has caused us to move many of the residents back out to hotel rooms for at least the next 48 to 72 hours until a good, hard cleaning is done. >> now, at this point there, is no concern for those folks who are still here. no injuries reported in the

we understand many of them have returned. this definitely could intensify the efforts in the way to phase the facility out as a family shelter. that is the latest, back to you. we have brand new video into to the live desk of a plane crash. take a look. you can see that there was a fire ball and a huge, huge cloud of smoke billowing in the sky take off from malta international airport in malta. all five people a board have died. the airport cancelled all flights in bound and outbound. the cause of the crash is under investigation. back to you. your time is 6:04. a key activist in the anti-vietnam war movement has died. tom hayden was 76 years old. he passed away overnight after a long illness related to a stroke

fonda for several years. he also served as a state lawmaker in california. right now, police say a man is in critical condition and a suspect is in custody after a stabbing at a party in germantown. this happened around 7:00 last night on kilmarnak way. the suspect stole a get away car and abandoned it. the person was arrested last night. no word on a motive. fredrick policeed solving a double stabbing. colin edwin lee was arsoned. two men were found stabbed in early saturday morning. they are expected to survive. police want to hear from you. turning to decision 2016, where it will be a busy day on the campaign trail with just 15 days to go, hillary clinton will campaign with senator elizabeth warren. her running mate tim kaine will

joe biden has events for clinton today. donald trump will continue his tour of florida making two stops in that battleground state. mike pence will be in north carolina. in prince george's county, we could learn more about the sex abuse case against a school bus aide. he will be in court for a preliminary hearing. he was indicted last week on child abuse and sexual molestation charges involving two children. surveillance video students and touching them inappropriately. an arlington husband will go on trial for charges he killed his wife. david black is charged with first degree murder for stabbing his wife, bonnie, to death last year. the couple was in the process of getting a divorce. metro is hearing strong opposition to the plan to cut back on hours.

the metro board on proposals to cut back on weekend and late night rail service. just a heartbreaker. the redskins were so close to winning five games in a row, heading to london for this coming sunday. they lost. only one minute left and the lions have the touchdown. dagger. now, some players may be too hurt to play. two important ones. news4 sports rert detroit. >> reporter: in less than a minute, the redskins went from a happy homecoming to a miserable let down snapping the four game winning streak. they lose to the detroit lions. the michigan native, cousins calling his own number, this, a 19 yard scamper puts the skins up 17-13 with 1:09 on the clock.

matthew stafford. they scored on six plays later on a touchdown pass on antoine bolden. >> the defense bailed us out so many times and did such a great time. they've been a main reason why we've been winning. so as an offense, we point the finger at ourselves and look at the plays we could have made. >> it sucks, man. i don't want to talk. >> injuries make the loss even cornerback josh norman left the game in the third quarter with symptoms of a concussion. trent williams will get an mri to his knee. we'll see if the skins have two of the top players available as they take set to take on the bengals in london this weekend. i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. take a look at the current temperatures near where you are this morning. a lot of places sitting in the 50s right now. meteorologist tom kierein is

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do your job. i'm luann bennett and i approve this message. 12 minutes after 6:00. if you have to spend time outside, we have information for you. >> guess who has it? tom kierein who has become tracking our forecast for us. >> off to a clear start. a crescent moon in the clear sky. you'll be dealing with bright sun. sunrise is at 7:27. sun glare for the few hours after that, through mid morning will be in the low 50s to mid-50s by then. then for your lunch hour, it will be getting comfortable.

by then. it will be breezy. lots of sunshine. sunglasses handy dealing with sun glare again for the afternoon when you're headed back home. we'll be in the mid-60s by then and still, a bit breezy. a look at a chilly change on the way for the work week ahead. that is coming up next weather and traffic on the ones around 6:21. now melissa. we have big back-ups. what is going on. westbound southeast, southwest freeway after the third street tunnel. it that is where c those left lanes blocked and you can see the delays there coming into town on 695. foxhall road south of nebraska avenue. gas leak and repairs at the lanes blocked. all lanes moving through the northbound lanes. new problem on 95 coming in up in a few minutes. as far as travel times. 66 inbound doesn't look so bad. right now, 95 also looking good from quantico to the beltway, taking you 66 minutes. pretty much on time.

listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. when i got the news and then after i left there, i went and bought a candle and came straight up here to show my respects. >> a memorial continues to grow in los angeles to honor the lives of 13 people who died in a bus crash in palm springs. mourners lit candles at the stop where the bus normally picked up passengers. it was headed to l into the back of the tractor trailer early sunday morning. the tour bus was traveling fast when it slammed into the semi. 30 people were also hurt. >> almost 35 years, i had never been to a crash where there have been 13 confirmed fatalities. it is tough for all of us. we'll get an update on what may have caused the the deadly accident. it is 6:15.

for two men who set a homeless man on fire during a possible robbery. the victim is now recovering from third degree burns after he was attacked on 14th street northwest around 11 sunday night, the man says two men knocked him to the ground and set his clothes on fire after asking him for money. if you have any information, call police. we're working to learn more about a citizen complaint that led to a d.c. police officer's arrest. this is the top story in the nbc washington app right now. officer arthur thompson was arrested sunday morning in southeast for dui while on duty. a supervisor detected the odor of alcohol coming from thompson while investigating a citizen complaint against him. thompson failed a field sobriety test and was arrested and charged with dui. a prison worker and inmate recovering right now. two fires at a north carolina prison are out and police are trying to figure out who started them. they believe inmates were trying to create a disturbance when

flames there. the prison is still on lockdown at this hour. there is also an emergency response team in place to keep everything secure. a raging fire destroyed five people in duluth. when crews got to the scene, the two story home was engulfed in flames. no word on a possible cause. news 4 your health, a uninformed of the electronic cigarettes. most agree that e-cigarettes should be banned in places where smoking is pro hibed. one-third allow them to be used inside their homes and more than a third new e-cigarettes vapor contains nicotine. they didn't realize it exposes others to the toxins. the american academy of

guidelines on the dangers of allowing babies to sleep on adult beds and couches. babies can become trapped under cushions or adults that accidently roll over. the academy encourages skin to skin contact just after birth to encourage breast feeding. breast feeding protects against sleep related deaths. the investigation into the source of friday's massive cyber attack continues this morning. it appears to have relied on thousands of internet connected monitors and home routers. dyns says the hack shouldn't cause you to change your wife of life. >> outside of gaining more of an understanding of how the internetworks and what it means to turn on the device and turn it out. >> catch the entire interview later this morning on today. a giant supply ship is

it took off from wallops island one week ago. it was the first launch since 2014. it has 5,000 pounds of food, clothing, and science experiments on board. very cool. 6:18, our time right now. a chilly start for a lot of folks this morning across our area. >> tom kierein working on our forecast right now. >> tom, don't know if you can hear us there, but it looks like he might not have his ear piece in. we'll look at the current temperatures. >> i say good morning, tom. >> tom? >> yeah, we are off to a fairly cool start this morning. we have temperatures, right now hovering in the low 50s around much of the region and we're seeing it a bit milder to the west. it is in the low to mid-60s there and we'll have these temperatures quickly climbing, though, as we get into the latter part of the morning. there is the view from the storm team4 city camera over looking

far is moving fairly smoothly. a breezy and cool start for the day and we'll see the winds picking up a bit by later this morning, gusting around 20 miles an hour. then mild during the afternoon. enjoy this while you can. we do have a chilly change on the way coming in, beginning later tonight. we'll start seeing that by this evening under a clear sky. we'll be into the mid-50s by then. post your pictures like so cromer did. the pumpkin patches were packed with people. a lot of people enjoying that and it will be a great week for that, too. tuesday's high only near 60 and then wednesday, even chillier, near 40 in the morning. afternoon highs on wednesday into the upper 50s. we'll stay dry until then. it is not until thursday afternoon and thursday evening that we'll have a chance for some rain. that is the next chance for any rain and highs only in the 50s those days but drying out on

in ten minutes. melissa it is your turn. >> it is my turn. some delays here this morning. i'll give tom credit. he was doing something for social media. after the third street tunnel this morning, still have the crash and real delays inbound, 695. fawnhall south of nebraska. gas leak and repairs. taking all traffic here this morning. 95 north at route 1 spotsylvania. chopper 4 over 270. we sent him here near the southbound lanes at montgomery village avenue. have a report of a problem looking okay right now. speaking of montgomery county. i had the honor of emceeing a cool event here this morning. look at some of these photos. we're talking about the career firefighters retirement gala. 350 people there. 26 retirees at the north bethesda marriott we honored.

county, i was honored to be there. they gave me a beautiful award as well. thank you to all of the first responders who help us each and every day. >> they're the unsung heros. the first responders. an all out war on yoga pants. the man who asked women to stop wearing them and how the women responded. >> a big change could be on the way for drivers in northern

welcome back. it is 6:24. hundreds of women in rhode island held a peaceful parade this weekend to defend wearing yoga pants. yes, the parade wrapped around the neighborhood of a man who called the pants tacky and ridiculous in a printed letter to the barrington times. that man says he has received death threats because of the letter. the letter was and apparently he admonished women at a certain age not to wear the yoga pants anymore in public. the women said, yeah, you know, some choice words we can't say on television. >> it probably wasn't a good move. for those hoping to make it in the comedy business, actor and comedian bill murray is offering up his recipe for success. >> news4 spoke with him after he received the mark twain prize for humor.

>> you have to be unafraid a little bit. you have to have learned, been baptized by fire a little bit not be afraid to try things and have a certain amount of confidence and chops and be a good listener. >> the award came during a gala performance which featured dan aykroyd and bill hader. >> a lot of big >> good times. a bus on its way from d.c. goes up in smoke with some very valuable merchandise. >> i'm adam tuss. if your commute takes you along busy 395, get ready for a big change. we're talking about tolls. more coming up. >> and fall weather making a come back. plus, we have the next chance

a lot of smoke, a lot of weed. this trip from d.c. takes a dramatic turn. >> bonus back lash. outrage is growing after the pentagon made a request of some members of the national guard. >> toll road controversy. why some may need to dig deep to get out of the bumper to bumper traffic. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. we're talking about chilly weather and it is only getting colder. >> meteorologist tom kierein is here with 4 things to know before you head out this morning. >> it is still dark 30 as we're an hour away from sunrise this morning and as we take a look at temperatures, we're still hovering in the low to mid-50s. we'll stay that way through 9, 10:00, after that, start climbing into the 60s, into the mid-60s by early afternoon

now, the bright spot on the eastern sky is jupiter. 4 things to know include cooler weather moving in tomorrow, a chilly change on the way especially on wednesday and then rain chance on thursday. that is our next chance for any rain. coming up in ten minutes, the what to wear and bus forecast around 6:41. melissa has breaking news. got problems heading into town. >> westbound, southeast, southwest freew a four mile back up because of the merge from 295 there, two left lanes blocked there after the third street tunnel. it is very, very slow. allow extra time hoping to get this out of the way. inbound 4 at old marlboro pike slowing things. southbound foxhall northwest after nebraska avenue. southbound shut down because of a gas leak and repairs happening there. all traffic using the northbound lanes going to take you for sure

spotsylvania. a crash there. we'll have travel times in ten minutes as well. 6:31 right now at your commute along 395 and alexandria is about to change dramatically. >> news4 reporter adam tuss is here with more. >> reporter: new toll lane facility plan between arlington and alexandria on 395. let me show you what is going on here. basically the hov facility here in the center of 395, if you're familiar with it, this is what is going to change. the plan here is to change this from two lanes to three lanes and make it an express lane facility just like what is on 95 and the beltway. look at this map here. this is where the project would

e through here. what is the benefit? if you're hov 3, you can use the facility for free. if you have fewer than three people, you can pay a toll and you're promised a speedy trip of at least 55 miles an hour. and now buses could also use this lane here to get people to and from in a quick manner. if you want to weigh in on this tonight, there is a public hearing at wakefield high school that is your opportunity to tell v-dot how you feel about this plan. >> thank you. take a look at this damaged car. this is a reminder for drivers to move over for emergency vehicles on the shoulder. college park police say a driver slammed into a parked maryland state trooper on the beltway yesterday on the inner loop around route 1. the trooper had to be cut out of his car. the trooper and the other driver were expected to be okay.

in prince george's county, one cyclist is dead after being hit by a vehicle. police tweeted this picture of the scene. they say the victim was hit by a car on kenilworth avenue near route 50 in bladensburg yesterday morning. we had a crew there who captured footage of the bad back-ups. the driver stayed on the scene. no word on whether charges will be filed. 6:33 now in the defamation lawsuit against rolling stone magazine continues. today, jurors will watch a de gaining rape at the university of virginia. the video is of the alleged victim telling her story to attorneys in april. a police investigation found no. evidence to back up the claims about the rape. nicole aramo is suing the magazine for how she is portrayed in the article. the former aid of chris christie will testify today.

sent the e-mail that started the george washington bridge lane closing in 2013. the closure wad revenge against a layer who would not endorse chris christies reelection bid. members of the california national guard received big bonuses to fight in iraq and afghanistan ten years ago. the story first reported by the los angeles times says an widespread fraud and mismanagement. the pentagon wants the money back but many of the soldiers spent the money and say they can't afford to pay it all back. two top members of the senate's anti-trust sub commitie say they're planning to look into the deal between at&t and time warner. the senator says the deal would potentially raise significant anti-trust issues. at&t chairman and ceo announced the $85 billion deal on saturday

at&t's wireless broadband and satellite tv services with time warner properties, including hbo and cnn. more than 27,000 virginia residents registered to vote since the voter registration deadline was extended. a federal judge granted the extension on thursday after heavy demand prevented some voters from regular string online. the final number will be higher when in person and mailed voter registrations are early voting started on saturday with people waiting in line for more than an hour to cast the ballots. you can vote right now at one judiciary square. more locations will open on friday. for more information on early voting in d.c. and virginia, just head to the nbc washington app and search early voting. coming up in just a few minutes, nbc's peter alexander will have the latest in decision 2016. it was a heartbreaking end to a nail biter for the redskins

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good morning. the first light of dawn showing up and above that, we can see jupiter. you'll be able to see that waiting fort bus and the metro this morning and hopefully you'll be wearing a jacket. you'll need it as the temperatures will be staying in the 50s for the 7:00 hour, 8:00 hour, and the 9:00 hour, remaining chilly. sunrise at 7:27. we'll be in the low 50s through

we'll have the chilly temperatures through mid morning. you'll be comfortable in short sleeves through the mid afternoon. put away the umbrella. won't need that until later in the week. a look at the rain chances will come in ten minutes. breaking news with melissa. >> breaking news continuing this morning. westbound, southeast/southwest freeway after the third street tunnel is where the crash is back up. chopper 4 over the problem. 66 inbound at nutley street is on the right side of the roadway. we have a brand new problem 66 inbound at 123. 66 overall, slow as you're headed inbound. 270 and top of the bell way, typically slow. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. all right, thank you. donald trump is not giving up and hillary clinton is pulling out all of the stops. >> the focus on early voters and

election day. >> we're following a developing story involving a police shooting and a manhunt under way for the gunman who hit two officers. >> who did it and why? an unusual fire touches off an

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>> a little brazen, i would say. >> why robbers may have carried this attack off in the heart of the d.c. night scene. >> how the people inside this crashed car narrowly escaped tragedy. >> opening fire on police. >> shots fired! >> how this routine traffic stop ended with gunfire. >> breaking over seas, passengers capture a raging run way fire. what happened afte the road and the injury list is getting longer. >> it sucks, man. 6:44. right now, d.c. police are looking for the person who intentionally set a fire inside the d.c. general shelter saturday night. >> molette green is live outside the shelter with more on the

>> reporter: eun, gnl good morning. it really is a mystery as to who did this and why. we're digging into answers into this unusual fire. it broke out on an unoccupied level. the sixth floor with reportedly no electricity in the area and it happened late saturday night. forced dozens of families out. no injuries reported but investigators are telling us it is okay for folks to stay here. some of the families that left have come back, we understand, to the shelter, we can management is on this case. there is a cleaning crew working on the smoke and the water damage that were done to the lower levels. that is the latest live from the scene here at d.c. general family shelter in southeast. back to you. good morning. angie goff at the live desk with a big traffic alert that could impact your drive this morning through northwest d.c.

foxhall road will be closed at lowell road through the morning rush and longer today. crews were on the scene trying to fix an emergency gas leak. officials also on the scene helping to direct the traffic. following first 4 traffic on twitter for updates throughout the morning. it is 6:46. we're learning about the moments that led to this crash on bw parkway. news4 was first on the scene as fire crews were working to tow the cars this happened on the area of combat road on route 197. a driver told us her car stalled on the parkway and shut off. >> i told my husband to get out of the car, let's go. as soon as he got out of the car and he walked, the car smashed into our car. >> so lucky. the couple managed to save the dogs from the back seat of the crash. one woman in the striking car was taken to the hospital.

we're working to learn more about a man who was stabbed at a party in germantown last night. montgomery county police say that person is in critical condition. the person was stabbed around 7:00 p.m. the suspect tried to get away in a stolen car but was eventually arrested. d.c. police want to find two men who set a homeless man on fire in columbia heights. the man is recovering from third degree burns. the suspects asked the have any, they knocked him on the ground and set his clothes on fire around 11 saturday night. if you have any information about the case, contact police. a d.c. based truck carrying marijuana laced candy went up in flames as the bus was headed from washington to philadelphia. the owner of weed world candies says more than $50,000 worth of

fire. no word yet on what started the fire. we have breaking news right now. a manhunt under way in oklahoma where someone shot two police officers last night. they're expected to be okay but police say the suspect shot at the officers with an ak-47 while police were investigating a shooting at the mobile home. one suspect is in custody. police are looking for another man. shots fired! >> terrifying momen fire as a gunman opens fire on a police officer who had a civilian in his patrol car. this all started in central california sunday morning when the officer tried to pull over the white car you see there. the driver refused to stop and the passenger in the car pulled a gun and shot nine rounds into the officer's car. the civilian in the cruiser was doing a ride along at the time. she was hurt by broken glass. the officer was not hurt and the driver got away. he was a loved husband and

>> he died overnight from a long time illness related to a stroke he suffered last year. hayden was a key player in the anti-vietnam war movement and was married to jane fonda for many years he was 76 years old. we turn to decision 2016 where we're 15 days away from the presidential election. >> and as we enter this final stretch, the presidential candidates are focusing on the al states. hillary clinton will campaign with lez beth warn in new hampshire. >> donald trump is continuing his tour of battleground state florida. he is holding a rally in saint augustine and tampa bay. mike pence will hold events in north carolina. >> peter alexander has it all covered for us this morning. tell us about the new poll that shows clinton up double digits nationally. what can we expect from them on the campaign trail today.

now a 12 point advantage for hillary clinton. perhaps the best evidence of the confidence in the clinton campaign right now is their aggressive effort to try to support democrats down ballot, to flex their muscles in those races, try to turn both the senate and the house blue in the race ahead it is something to watch. she is also getting support from president obama on that front. for donald trump, the be kellyanne conway admits they are behind. she points to the tremendous advantages hillary clinton has had throughout the course of the campaign. the president, vice president, and first lady among those she notes supporting hillary clinton. that is where things stand right now. what is notable is how many americans have voted. more than four and a half americans voted. seven states within the battlegrounds leaning more democrat from the early votes,

be sure to check out peter's report next on "the today show." the redskins have a big game coming up. they're playing in london next sunday. we'll have to wake up early to catch the game. 9:30 a.m. >> not early for us. >> we'll be up for a long time by then. >> two players may be too hurt to play. josh norman left the game with a concussion and trent williams sprained his knee on the final play after that stunning upset >> the turnovers in the red zone were, you know, we should have came away with points. you know, that is the hardest point to deal with, but, you know, we have to learn from it. we can't continue to do this stuff. >> so many missed chances yesterday, williams has an mri today so we'll find out later if he is going to play. next week's opponent is the cincinnati bengals.

>> next weekend. >> this coming weekend. >> and this weather, tom. really changed over the weekend. >> big changes on the way. you can track those with eun's favorite app. the nbc washington app. >> how did you know? >> isn't it right, aaron in. >> it is. mine, too. >> we have clouds passing over the metro area they'll be gone in another hour or so and, oh, these are the autumn days of our dreams. unfortunately, it doesn't last very long. we'll have our temperatures in t want to get exercise this morning? a run, walk, we'll be in the low 60s by noon. by 3:00. the upper 60s. a delightful day to get out and get exercises like these guys did on the pax river. post your pictures on facebook. chilly change moves in tomorrow. we'll have our temperatures near 60 on tuesday afternoon.

be down around 40 degrees. afternoon highs mid-50s to upper 50s wednesday and thursday. the next chance for rain appears to be on thursday afternoon. then dry friday, but another chance for rain, perhaps on saturday and again on sunday. mainly saturday afternoon, maybe into sunday morning. so part of the weekend should be dry but remaining cooler than average as we get into next week. average highs, mid-60s. we'll be in the 50s as we get into halloween on monday. chance for maybe a shower that morning and then dry that melissa has breaking news. breaking news continuing in first 4 traffic this morning. a massive back up here, westbound, southeast/southwest freeway after the third street tunnel. the crash is now gone. that is good. lanes are open. we have a six mile delay as you're headed inbound there this morning. the chopper 4 over 66 inbound at 123 had a or the of an accident that just popped up. could have rescue there on the way. 95 north at route 1, spotsylvania, still have the

old marlboro lane, a crash in the center lane. southbound foxhall road after nebraska avenue. southbound is closed because of the gas leak, all traffic is being run through the northbound lanes, beltway looking pretty typical. >> thank you. more express lanes are coming to 395. >> this time it will help commuters traveling through alexandria and arlington. an eight mile extension is in the works. news4 transportation reporter a could mean for your drive into work. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. this will be a really big change along 395. let me show you what is going on here. it is not the main lanes it is the center lanes, the hov lanes that so many know reverse here. those are the lanes that will change and you'll be able to pay to use the lanes. we'll break it down for you. the hov lanes would be converted from two to three. nonhov users would then be able to pay a toll for the promise of

construction could start in just a couple months. we're talking about early 2017, so this is something that is right around the corner. you have a chance to weigh in at a public hearing tonight at wakefield high school in arlington. that public hearing is from 6:30 until 8:30. there are so many express lane systems in northern virginia. this would just add to those so we'll see how it goes. back to you. >> thanks, adam. amazon getting into politics. it seems like everyone is. >> cnbc with more or that. >> good monday morning to you. checking in with hillary clinton and donald trump said on the campaign trail. it is as easy as saying alexa is that really true. duke reporters lab has added a skill to the amazon echo that let's you fact check anything politicians say. if it has been scrutinized by politifact, fact check.org. you have to sit through a

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thursday afternoon and evening. >> still have some big delays inbound southeast, southwest freeway. the crash is cleared after the third street tunnel but we have some big back-ups headed inbound. chopper 4 over 66 inbound at 123 and that should be out of the way here shortly. >> thank you. that is the broadcast this morning. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> "the today show" is next. we'll be back in 25 minutes for weather, traffic and any breaking news. hope to see you then, and until then, enjoy your day. >> make it a great monday, everybody. woman: barbara comstock is too right-wing to represent me. woman: or me. woman: barbara comstock would overturn roe vs. wade. barbara comstock: i think roe vs. wade should be overturned. woman: barbara comstock. man: too right-wing for northern virginia. narrator: house majority pac

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