the 1900 block of 16th street. d.c. police worked this scene until actively until about 2:00 this morning. we're working to find out a motive and suspect information in this investigation. that is the latest live from the scene. back to you. >> molette, thank you. developing this morning, we're working to learn more about a deadly shooting last night in capitol heights. it happened on byers street around 9:30. officers arrived and found a man had been sho police are offering a reward for information that leads to the arrest of a suspect. two u.s. service members have died and another two injured during an operation in afghanistan. we're learning the service members came under fire during a mission in kunduz to assist afghan partners in clearing a taliban position. the department of defense this morning is waiting to release the service member's names until

thank you. 6:00, straight up. 6:016789. >> let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell for a look at near 80 degree weather. is that right, chuck? >> this is our last best chance for 80 degrees for quite some time. i'll be on facebook live coming up at 6:15 this morning. come on over and give my professional page a like and the thumbs up and we'll be facebook living around 6:15 to about 6:45 this morning. questions if you would like. current temperatures, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. that is all. we should be in the mid to upper 70s as early as lunch time today. our chances of making 80 degrees only depend on how soon does the rain arrive? rain will be in the shenandoah valley probably before 2:00 or 3:00. most likely time for rain inside the capitol beltway, starts by 3:00. it will be within a whisper.

the rain drops will get there first. see you on facebook live in a couple more minutes. melissa mollet is dealing with troubles up and down i-95 this morning. >> several different problems on i-95 with texting here on chopper 4. 95 north at scaggsville north. brad, the photographer, in chopper 4 is hearing about a crash in the same area of the southbound lanes. very slow both ways on 95 there near 216 heth crashes on the shoulder, still seeing real delays as you're headed northbound. new crash, inbound, new york avenue at bladensburg road. beltway looking okay. more on the other problem on i-95 coming up in just a minute. this is going to be a tough play. bryant, the cubs win the world series!

the last time the cubs won a world series was 1908, 108 years ago. here are a few phrases you might recognize and they came from the cubs. loveable losers, wait until next year, well, guess what, next year is this year for sure. part of the reason there was so much anxiety over the cubs is because the theory is that the cubs were cursed. at least according to the fans, the story goes that they wouldn't allow a man with his

either way, that curse apparently is now over. the drought lasted long before the curse. sheer what life was like the last time the cubs won. the average salary was 22 cents an hour. can you imagine that? 22 cents an hour. you were only expected to live 47 years. we would be close to death, aaron, and if you drove the speed limit back in the day, 10 miles an hour. we could run faster at this rate. the cubs are planning a parade. president obama also invited them to the white house. awesome. congrats. the party lasted for hours in chicago. coming up, we'll talk to nbc's jay gray live where you can guess the fans went crazy. in decision 2016, five days away and the candidates are working overtime in key battleground states. today, donald trump and hillary

carolina where african-american turn out is down since 2012. both candidates out with their final tv ads. i'm sure you saw a lot of them during the game last night and of course, early voting deadlines fast approaching and so to find out when those end in maryland and d.c. i have a link posted on my facebook page so you can check that out and get out to the polls. i'm erika gonzalez. >> thank you. 6:05, our time right now. the leader of isis is telling his follower iraqi military forces. he released a new audio recording yesterday. this was his first message to supporters since they launched the battle to retake mosul. the voice recording comes as iraqi special forces entered mosul. iraqi officers say their troops killed eight isis fighters while

they held control for two years. it is 6:06. now to the developing story in maryland. a man was stabbed in the 1100 block of key parkway just before 9:00 last night. that is between mccain drive and willow dale drive. the victim is expected to be okay. anyone with information is asked to call police. today, the father of a preschooler -- the preschool kwloer took the loaded gun to school will be in court. anthony childs attorney has no idea how the gun got into his son's back pack. a security guard found the gun in the little boy's bag on tuesday morning. we learned in court documents that child's dropped his son off after picking the boy up after the grandmother's house. no one at the house reported seeing a gun. we'll hear metro's board react to general manager paul wiedefeld's budget proposal

hikes and job cuts. evans says congress should create a federal control board similar to the one used to rescue the district in the '90s. metro needs to be controlled by a smaller board with more power if it ever hopes to be fixed. the wizards are still looking for their first win this morning. they played their first home game at the verizon center in front of a home crowd but they still lost. the bench players have stl to score. still early. they play the hawks again at home tomorrow night. go wiz! come on. we continue to follow breaking news right now after the chicago cubs beat the cleveland indians to take the title of world championships. a live report from the windy city ahead. it is something with a negative connotation attached to it. mental health but even more so when it comes to men. the new movement hoping to change all of that. >> new details in the deadly crash between a school bus and

the 911 calls just released. >> a live look at current temperatures around here. we're in for air nice warm up today. that is not all, though, when the rain moves in and a look at

maybe you don't go to work today. >> you have to go to work. >> we're already here. > >> some people will. >> this came four hours too late. if you're thinking about election day weather, you have to decide who you'll vote on and we have to decide on the forecast and i'm optimistic right now that election day will be dry. 40s in the morning but election day temperatures should easily be back up into the 60s. for today, one last final shot of some warm air ahead of a rain chance, increasing rain chances now in southern ohio. that will be arriving on the i-95 corridor right through the heart of the city. probably between about 3:00 and

shenandoah valley. your outdoor outlook. nice and mild and dry this morning. showers likely to impact the ride home from work. potentially school as well. windy and cool for tomorrow. the weekend will be filled with sunshine. today's high, the record is 80. we could just get the rain to hang on longer before it gets in here, we'll make 80. otherwise, plan on 79. chance of rain. melissa mollet stands at 60% mostly for this afternoon. >> all right. couple of problems here on the roads. pp now, again, they've been there for about 30 minutes now. you can see the northbound problem and delays. as the chopper zooms out around and down. we're seeing southbound delays because of a crash. causing a lot of different problems this morning on 95 in the area of 216. could have a response on the scene pretty soon. inbound, 14th street bridge, crash there, slowing things a bit.

66 inbound and 95 northbound. listen to wtop 103.5 fm. we have new video into the newsroom this morning of the after math of two trains colliding in pakistan and now at least 11 people are dead. mangled and over turned train cars are what is left. the scene, rescuers working to wreckage. a similar accident happened less than two months ago killing four and injuring nearly 100. at the live desk, i'm erika gonzalez. of. we had a school bus crash into a and another car. >> i need an ambulance. it is a bus accident. >> frantic 911 calls detailed a

after a school bus and mta bus collided in baltimore on tuesday. six people died including both bus drivers. the driver of the mta bus was 33-year-old ebony baker. she leaves behind four children. her father is worried about his grandchildren. >> her son keeps saying you gonna going pick mommy up. he is the five-year-old one. you're going to pick mommy up? you're going to pick mommy up? and i just, you know, i j hurt for that because he don't know. >> so sad and heartbreaking. the investigation focuses on the 67-year-old driver of the school bus who also died. police want to know whether he had some kind of medical emergency. today in south carolina, opening arguments are expected in the trial of a former police officer. you see here, michael slager was an officer in north charleston last year when he shot and killed an unarmed black man after a traffic stop. the shooting of 50-year-old

phone video. slager pleaded not guilty. coverage the district. mayor muriel bowser says she will not veto the death with dignity bill passed by the council committee. it would allow terminally ill patients to request lethal medication from their doctors. >> an overwhelming vote and death with dignity will become a law. i will not be issuing a veto.

>> i know how hard it is to talk about this kind of stuff. i know how much of a barrier it can be, particularly for men, whether it might be seen as being weak or not manly enough or whatever. >> we need to talk about this. we need to be honest about it. >> that segment is coming up on "the today show" right after news4 today. burning body fat could be as simple as eating dinner early or skipping it all together. skip dinner? researchers at the university of alabama had nearly a dozen people try it out. they were considered over weight. researchers had them stick to the plan for four days. in the end, they all burned more fat and felt less hungry. it is not clear whether this translates to actual weight loss. it took three hours for rescue workers in china to save a wild giant panda from being washed away. look at the video here. this happened in a national

panda in surveillance video. the panda had made her way, gal, i should say, made her way to a metal walk way 15 feet from the top of the dam there. despite a series of rescue efforts, the panda couldn't get herself back to the bank. rescue workers decided to use a tranquilizer to sedate the panda. she was lifted and pulled back to the bank safely. >> glad se is okay. >> a great story to >> posable thumb. >> okay. >> you need that thumb. let's talk about the weather now and it this beautiful weather day we're expecting. chuck, i love it. >> i'm sure you do, eun. we're on facebook live. if you give the professional page a like here. you can join in the conversation. i'll answer your question. aileen was asking me if it would be raining hard at 3:30 this afternoon.

to a tenth to perhaps as much as a quarter of an inch. it is not a lot of rain but you can get the tenth of an inch of rain in a fairly short period of time. so planning out the day, we're mild. this morning it is 60 at national airport. temperatures will be in the upper 50s to around 60 here the next couple of hours. we'll easily spike way up into the 70s today. mid to upper 70s for most areas especially south of the city here have the best chance. fredericksburg, stanford. today. showers coming to an end early this evening. a little bit of fog first thing this morning. northern parts of 270 from gaithersburg to fredrick, maryland and pockets of fog across faulkner and culpeper as well. cold front, a dramatic change to our weather today. a lot of spots, may not get out of the 50s. a little light rain south of luray. most of the rain chances don't peak until after about 2:00 this

model. it is updated each and every hour. now it brings the first line of rain showers in, about -- between 12:00 and 1. areas between 1:00 and 4:00, in and around the city today. if the rain gets here before 2:00 or 3:00, we probably won't make 80 degrees, if it can hang off later, it may have a shot at it. planning tomorrow, 20 to 30 miles an hour. temperatures in the 50s. your weekend is looking though, sunny and dry both days. it will be chilly on the saturday and sunday mornings. temperatures in the 30s in the suburbs to around 40 in town and again there, is your five day forecast. lots of warm weather for today. cool and breezy tomorrow and then nice this weekend with sunshine. don't forget to move the clocks back and change the battery in your smoke detectors. it is a slow ride in on 95 this morning. >> is it a slow ride.

delays in both directions. also getting a report of a problem, outer loop between coalsville and georgia avenue with the left lane blocked. we'll check that out as well. 95 north at 610 garrisonville. still have the crash on the shoulder. we have a four mile slow down. regular traffic and the crash causing the problem. inbound new york avenue at bladensburg. in the left lane and inbound, 14th street bridge, still that have we continue to follow the latest in prince george's county where a hospital nicu is once again shut down. what we expect to learn later today. election day is five days away now and the candidates are doing all they can to get those swing votes. how they hope stops today can help. >> we have chromosphere. >> access of location. >> look at this board full of words from the only aerospace technology high school class in the state of maryland.

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for the past two weeks, i've been unemployed and i'm determined to do whatever it takes for my creative writing and screen writing. i don't know where to start. i jump without having a back up plan. it is your fault. >> she just blamed d.c. harvey. india wright is going to appear on today's episode of the steve harvey show. watch it at 2:00 p.m. right here on news4. you heard her. she is taking a jump. he always talks about that. >> but you have to have a back up plan. a group of high schoolers in our area is training to become engineers. not just any engineers, they want to design rockets to take people into space.

molette green takes us to the only one in prince george's county. >> reporter: it is not exactly fun and games, oh, but it is cool to build a rocket car in class. >> i want to become an aerospace engineer. >> this is the perfect place. duval high school offers an aerospace academy. the only one in prince george public schools. today students test of motion. >> i wanted to be a psychologist. now i want to be a rocket engineer. >> the sky is the limit for the young, aspiring aerospace engineers. >> even flying planes and flying people around the world and into outer space. they'll be taking care and maintaining the things that take people around into space and around the world. >> molette green, news4.

investigation after someone burned down a black church. >> two u.s. service members. two others wounded. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk with that story coming up. >> we have one more warm day but chuck bell is already looking ahead to the changes in store.

history of violence. what we're learning about the confessed shooter of two police officers ambushed on the job. >> deadly bacteria. it is back at a local hospital and there are new concerns >> and dreams come true. bill murray not the only one celebrating in chicago this morning. first, we begin with two american service members killed over seas. >> erika gonzalez is at the live desk for the latest with more information. erika? >> two u.s. service members have died and another two injured during an operation in afghanistan. the details this morning, very

service members came under fire during a mission in kunduz to assist afghan partners in clearing a taliban position. now the department of defense is waiting to release the names of the service members until their families have first been notified. aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you, erika. 6:30 now. enjoy this weather while you can. today is the last day. >> chuck is on facebook live talking about the big change hey, chuck. >> somebody asked me on facebook live if i had my mug at the studio to drink out of. i brought it home. i do have my ou pocket square here. oklahoma plays iowa state on a rare thursday night game on espn. i'll be taking a nap this afternoon so i can watch it. 4 things you need to know about the forecast. mild, fog outside this morning but dry for now. we'll be racing for the record today. the record high today is 80

within a degree or two of tying it or may be able to break it. cold wind comes back for tomorrow. it will be very novembery this weekend. 80 is the record in washington today. i'm forecasting 79. i think the rain may get here early enough to keep us from making 80. we should be 80 or higher. manassas, culpeper, join us on facebook live. we're tracking a lot of trouble on first 4 traffic. breaking news is now in place. >> breaking news, take a look at the beltway. chopper 4 just got ov outer loop before georgia avenue. we were shut down here for a couple of minutes. now they're getting by on the two left lanes. do have a back up building there this morning. 95 north and south near 216. crash on both sides of the road wochl causing delays there in both directions there this morning. right now, overall, pretty slow here inbound on 210. as you're headed inbound, indian head highway. it gets slowest through that area. 66 inbound before the beltway

thank you, melissa. detectives in montgomery county need your help finding this missing woman. look at her picture here. 59-year-old claudette reed was last seen on friday morning. she left a group home to run errands in d.c. she was supposed to return to the home on sunday. anyone with information should call police. more details this morning, the man accuse of killing two iowa police officers has a history of run ins with police. last month, 46-year-old scott leave a high school football game for holding a confederate flag during the national anthem. in 2014, green faced a harassment charge afterhs/? he a derogatory term toward a black man and threatened to kill him. he shot two police officers while they sit in their patrol cars in the des moines area. hillary clinton wants to make her mark in arizona.

donald trump is headed to three states today promising to stay on point as he campaigns in the final days before the election. >> nice and cool, right? stay on point, donald. stay on point. >> we have a real chance to turn this state blue again. >> coming up in a few minutes, we'll break down the latest poll coming out of colorado. >> on election day, federal prosecutors and fbi agents will be on duty respond to any reports of voter fraud or intimidation. they will be in northern virginia, richmond and the hampton roads area. it is prohibited. 6:33, it is getting quieter at wrigley field but the celebrations are going to go on for days. the chicago cubs are your world series champions. live pictures here outside the

there. clearing out a little bit. it has been a pretty wild last several hours there in wrigleyville. we saw fans on light poles. riding on tops of cars. everybody shouting and jumping around. >> and players of course as well. and this guy, the cubs number one fan, bill murray. he sang take me out to the ball game during the series. they brought him on the field after the win. i mean, what a the parade once they schedule it. he talks about his first memory at five years old getting a cubs jacket and hat and waiting for the cubs to win since then. >> the other thing the world series champs have on their schedule, a visit to the white house. president obama up late watching and tweeted an invite to the white house and the congratulations of course, even though he is a white sox fan himself. nasa also said congrats on social media but didn't offer a

haul. a little bit more effort to get there. >> than the white house. but the game was incredible. just everything you want a world series game to be. congratulations. now, 6:35, protesters and pepper spray. the scene outside a debate for a u.s. senate race turns violent. >> somebody burns a black church and the message left behind is raising tensions. a community in prince george's county waking up to news of a rder.

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i don't know what i said, ahh. "i don't remember." he's going like "i don't remember!? good morning, everybody, 6:38 on thursday morning. one day left of the warm weather. that will be today. we're in the upper 50s to near 60 now. a 60% chance that you'll get rained on. have the umbrella ready to go. sunglasses for this morning, umbrellas for this afternoon, but it is short sleeves weather for one more day.

i'm giving today a b plus. it would have been an a day but the rain chances coming in this afternoon will impact your ride home from work and school. today only gets a b plus. i have your whole ten day forecast coming up at 6:51. breaking news continues in first 4 traffic. here is melissa mollet with the latest. >> chopper 4 over the outer loop. that problem has cleared out of the way. we have about a five mile back up here on the top of the beltway. very, very slow there. thank you for that, 270 south from germantown to the spur, not so bad but the top of the beltway, this is the problem here, the delays really have started to build quite quickly. from 95 over to 270, you're going 11 miles an hour. going to take you 50 minutes instead of what it should take, about 15. looking at 66 and 95, both are slow there but they're typical for this time of the morning. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. we'll have more on this problem,

from the decision desk, new proof that the presidential election could come down to the wire. >> d.c. police positioned at both ends of this alleyway after a late night shooting left a man dead. what we're learning from the scene, coming up. >> and the morning commute tragedy. >> a new look at the effort to try to save lives after this

i believe america is already great. yes, we have our challenges. we must give every child a great education, build an economy that works for everyone, end tax breaks for companies that move our jobs overseas. by working together, democrats and republicans, we can do these things. that's why we must defeat those who want to turn americans against one another. i'm chris van hollen, and i approve this message, because united, our best days are still ahead. northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks that keep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job.

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breaking news, a violent night. we're working two murder scenes. >> deadly bus crash. >> a wife, a mother, good daughter and i'm going to miss her. >> the 911 calls for help. >> we just had a school bus smash into a car and another car. >> what investigators are focusing on now. >> . protesters clash over a former kkk leader who wants a job on the hill. >> black church burned. >> that should not happen in 2016. >> now the feds are getting involved. >> final days. the new tie that could shake up the race for the white house. >> the curse of the billy goat is over. >> the cubs win the world series! >> the cubs won the world

stretch into the morning. >> chicago celebrates a world championship. first to this overnight breaking news in the southeast part of d.c. this is footage of the scene where investigators say a man was shot. >> news4's molette green is live on the scene right now. molette, bring us up to speed. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, yeah, an officer is in the alleyway and they just were in on two mattresses na are upright. not sure if you can see it because there is an officer standing in the alley right now. police cars and tape have blocked both ends of this alleyway here in the 1900 block of 16th street. we are just off of good hope road. a man is dead, shot overnight and detectives will get a better look at this crime scene during

police were all throughout the alleyway picking up evidence throughout this area. d.c. police, we're still working with them to try to get information on a suspect and a motive in this case. that is the latest live here from southwest d.c. back to you now. >> thank you. we have more breaking news. police in prince george's county are also investigating a murder. officers found a man who had been shot on byers stre night. he died at the hospital. police have not identified the victim nor have they released any information about possible suspects. frantic 911 calls detail the terror and confusion people experienced in the moments after a school bus and mta bus collided in baltimore on tuesday. >> we just had a school bus smash into a car and another car. >> i need an ambulance. i need an ambulance and it is a

both bus drivers. investigators are looking at speed as the possible factor. baltimore police say both buses were moving at, quote, a pretty good rate of speed when the school bus smashed into the mta bus. investigators are also looking into whether the school bus driver had a medical emergency. new video this morning, dramatic protests in north

>> it is now 6:46. police in mississippi are trying to figure out who set a church on fire and wrote pro trump messages on the walls. the flames were intentionally set inside the black church tuesday night. somebody painted vote trump on the walls. the sanctuary and other areas were badly damaged. investigators do believe they have a person of interest. more on the race for the white house. few days in decision 2016. >> news4's erika gonzalez joins us now from the decision desk with some new poll information. erika, good morning. >> aaron, eun, good morning. a tie. a new poll shows donald trump and hillary clinton tied in colorado as we enter the final days of this election. the university of denver poll has the candidates dead locked at 39% in a four way race in a survey of registered likely

for 15% with another 8% still undecided. the margin of error is plus or minus 4.2%. among voters who cast ballots, clinton sits in a much higher position at 45% to 38% for donald trump. at the decision desk, i'm erika gonzalez. now -- >> today is the last polls will close at 8:00 tonight if you live in the district, early voting for you ends tomorrow. that will be at 7:00 in the evening. world series champions! >> go cubs. >> this is going to be a tough play. bryant, the cubs win the world series! >> and with that, the chicago cubs are finally taking home the trophy.

year, loveable losers, no longer. look at the headlines to the newspaper, at last! nbc's jay gray was celebrating down there. we had a report from earlier and we'll tell you more about the exciting win by checking out the nbc washington app. let's turn to chuck bell and talk about the forecast, winning one more day around here. >> absolutely. today. not only the good weather in chicago for the celebrations coming up, but one final shot at 80 degrees before potentially 2017. i did checking through the record books to find out when do we normally see the last 80 degree day? this is just about it. almost killed the facebook live there. come over to facebook live and join the conversation there. we'll be bringing it to an end shortly. final 80 degree day was november the 6th.

late october and in 2013, it came really early, october the 6th. we were 91, october the 6th of 2013 and never crossed 80 degrees until the following spring again. mild, upper 50s and low 60s now. showers likely for your afternoon plans, nothing heavy or crazy or long lasting. have the umbrella ready to go. highs mid to upper 70s. some might touch 80 today. 80 is the record. it will be close. here is the rain now ahead of the c model is updating each and every hour. the newer updates brings it in sooner. it is holding rain chances off until 2:00 or 3:00. now by 11:00. rain in northern maryland and in the shenandoah valley and it brings the first push of rain in here potentially as early as 1 or 2:00 this afternoon. if it rains before 3:00 p.m., our chances of making 80 degrees

if we can get the rain to hold off longer than that, we have a better chance at it. off and on, hit or miss showers continue to finish the afternoon and go into the evening. rain showers should be done by midnight. i'll move our high down 1 degree from 80 to 79 here in town today. we should make 80 degrees further south where the rain will hold off longer. sheer your ten day forecast, breezy and chilly tomorrow, only in the 50s. the weekend will be sunny and dry. it is clocks back time. the end of daylight saving time change the battery in the smoke detectors and assign the kids to move all of the clocks back one hour. breaking news continues now in first 4 traffic. >> breaking news, chopper 4 over the big problem here top of the bell way. we pushed this out on the nbc washington app. if you don't have it, download it so you know big problems like this one. outer loop at georgia avenue. a six mile back up because of an earlier crash. looking at 95, we're jammed as you're headed southbound as we

crash blocking the right lane. southbound at 95 looking a heck of a lot better. 66 east before the beltway, still have that crash there. 95 north at 610 garrisonville, had the earlier problem. that is out of the way. but we still have the back-ups as you are headed there northbound. eastbound toll road before the main toll plaza, we have the crash on the right side of the roadway. looking at 270 and montrose road. northbound, southbound, no major problems. overall, prince george's county, inbound 210 slow after livingston road. guy snaez. >> we were talking about jay gray out in chicago with all of the people celebrating the world series win. >> joining us live from outside wrigley field, jay, you there? >>. >> reporter: hey, aaron, eun, i am. you have to figure at some point this party will end, right? it hasn't to this point. there are still a lot of people out in the streets of

enjoying this cubs world championship and who can blame them? 108 years it has been since this team has won a world series. they did it last night. it took extra innings. like i said, i don't think the party will end for quite some time, if ever here. we know that the cubs' team charter is back on the ground at o'hare airport. the players still not off of the plane at this point. maybe relishing their team big win. they had a rain delay, lost a big lead, went into extra innings, it was all worth it in the end as they win in cleveland. the party stretching from the field, progressive field to wrigleyville. it will continue for some time. you can probably hear the crowd behind me. they're still having a good time. back to you. >> jay gray live for us in

we could hear from leaders of prince george's hospital center today a mid a new health scare at the neonatal intensive care unit. it is closed for the second time because of a potentially deadly bacteria. kristin wright is live with the latest danger for vulnerable babies. >> reporter: baby of course in the nicu are typically this is hard to understand. today we thoep talk to hospital officials. so far they have only released a statement. at this time there, is no environmental indication or defined cause for the latest bacterium presence. therefore, out of an abundance of caution, prince george's hospital center today made the decision to temporarily close the nicu ar collaborative consultation with public health

five babies were taken by ambulance from the nicu to other hops. two newborns tested positive for pseudomonas bacteria. it can kill infants who have weakened immune systems. last time, testing showed the water source caused the bacteria. two babies died in august. bacteria. the nicu shut down and just opened a month ago. the hospital had gone through an extensive process to make sure the nicu was safe and the bacteria was gone and here we are again today. aaron, eun, back to you. >> thank you. which are the best airports in the country? a new list is out and it is not looking good for anyone who travels from our area. >> landon dowdy joins us live with the rankings. hey, landon?

best and worst airplanes. a leading resource of travel news examined the countries 30 busiest terminals using power from the faa, google maps and others ranking airports based on categories, flight delays, cancellations, average wait times and security, public transit and bars and restaurants the best is phoenix. the worst? all three of new york's airports, guys, back over to you. >> landon, thank you. it is door. two american service members are dead this morning killed during a mission in afghanistan. >> investigators working to determine the motive of a homicide in southeast d.c. this is a look at the alleyway where a man was found shot last night in the 1900 block of 16th street. >> for the first time, we'll hear metro's board react to the budget proposal calling for fare hikes, service cuts and job cuts.

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