before the sun and the warm there may be some rain outside your door this morning. melissa will have a check on your commute in a second but first we start with sheena and chuck. >> tell us about the forecast. >> most of our rain is coming to a quick end across here. one or two lonely little drops but then i think it's all good news. >> so if you are up early enough to see the rain drops you don't need the umbrella today. we're just going to stay cloudy by 7:00 a.m. 47 degrees so cloudy and mild this morning. you don't need a warm jacket either. by lunchtime already close to 60 degrees in some parts of the area. very mild, no more rain in the forecast for today and in fact, our next rain chance won't be until the very end of the week, but by 5:00 p.m. we're looking at about the low 60s. so a nice day. there is a look at the radar. the rain has moved through so maybe some wet roadways this morning but i don't think you'll have to worry about it as we go through the morning commute. let's take a look at the rest of the forecast and a cooldown tomorrow. good morning, chuck. >> yes,

those of you hoping we were done with our final freezes. it does not look to be the case at all. so you're planning your outdoor activities. nothing to worry about for today. tomorrow though, maybe an indoor day at the gym. cold and blustery, only in the 40s tomorrow and likely to be a hard freeze wednesday night into thursday morning. thursdays, sunny, staying on the chilly side but without the wind it won't be too bad. saturday, clearly the nicest day out of the next 7 to 10 so start making your outdoor plans for saturday already. today 63. tomorrow only 46 with that gusty northwesterly wind around. now it is time to go over to melissa mollet and see how things are doing in northern virginia this morning. >> eastbound 66 after 123, do have a crash in the right lane. we're not seeing it very easily on camera. 270 at montrose road,

like this is just before this camera. eastbound braddock road near sully park road, all lanes blocked there. 66 and 95 overall, no major impacts. inbound 66 there at 123 and north king's highway at route 1, still have that crash. we'll take a look at travel times for you in ten minutes. it's 6:02 and new at 6:00 a.m., terrorists on the other side of the world are now impacting what you can and cannot take on to a plane. >> the tsa and department of homeland security are evaluating a threat they believe requires an immediate change in procedure. justin finch live at dulles international to explain these changes. good morning, justin. >> reporter: adam, good morning. details here are still emerging. what we know so far is that things like laptops, portable dvd players, kindles, ipads will have to go into your checked luggage and that's if you're flying to the u.s. from c

so far we know ten airports at least are impacted. mostly in the middle east and north africa. and so far, some middle eastern air carriers have said they're still waiting to hear more from the u.s. on this policy. now, homeland security plans to notify all these airports by today we are told of this policy change. those airports then after they have notification have four days to prepare for this new policy. now, this does not apply to any u.s. carriers and as for why this is happening as you mentioned homeland security says it is in response to ongoing threats to aviation from those regions here to the u.s. we also heard from passengers who say that's a very long distance to travel without any kind of in-flight entertainment. many planes shea they don't have that feature in them. for now we are live at dulles. >> you can see a full list of which electronic devices are

in the nbc washington app. president trump is headed to capitol hill today where he will be in full sale mode. he's expected to sell the plan for the affordable care act to house republicans. last night he pushed the plan to supporters in kentucky. >> thursday is our chance to end obamacare and the obamacare catastrophe and begin delivering the reforms our people deserve. >> the plan is set to be voted in the house on thursday, but it will include some changes. it would end the affordable care act's tax increases this year instead of next. it requires most medicaid recipients to work and baby boomers could see premiums jump 700%. day two of neil gorsuch's confirmation hearing for

court. today begins the question and answer portion of the hearing. he would replace the late supreme court justice scalia. also some well known pbs characters, kids and parents are expected to rally on the hill today. they want congress to reject president trump's budget proposal eliminating finding of pbs and npr. they also plan to deliver a petition with 660,000 signatures to members of the senate. police are trying to track down dozens of stolen guns that could be now on the streets. over the weekend police arrested three men for burglarizing three gun stores in three days. they used surveillance video to connect the crimes. police say this same white u-haul van showed up in all three surveillance videos. atf agents tracked down the van, followed the men and arrested them. >> we're impressed that in only a week's timeframe that they have apprehended the three people that broke into our

gotten from the atf is they feel they'll be able to recover the fire arms that were stolen. >> two of the men arrested are matthew jones and daniel quarrels. at the time of the gun store burglaries they were already out on bond for a burglary at a cvs store. they're expected to appear in court today on those charges. the smash and grab at a rockville gun store is still an open case. two people went right for the display cases inside the united gun shop on randolph road in rock vul earlier this month. 30 weapons in all were stolen. police are not saying whether this is connected to the northern virginia cases. the d.c. counsel wants to know what you think about the acting police chief new sham. a public safety committee is hosting the hearings and will vote on new sham becoming chief of police. it's up to the full council to

confirm him. that friday hearing starts at 9:po in t9 9:30 in the morning. don't be alarmed if you hear tornado warnings. it's only an emergency drill. it will appear on local tv radio and cable channels. you'll hear a test tornado warning. if you want to participate as a family emergency officials have an outline on what you should do. to find out, search tornado in the nbc washington app. have you heard about this? new photos just in of tom brady's long lost jersey. it was stolen from the super bowl but now it has turned up. so where is it heading next? the update your coworkers will be talking about today. >> and the rain has already moved through. temperatures are mild. you'll not need a warm jacket this morning. by this afternoon the 60s come back and the colder changes return tomorrow so yes, the roller coaster ride does continue. coming up we're back with a closer look at the big

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it's not quite beach weather just yet, but we are getting closer and here is something not to pack for your next trip. tents and canopies will be banned this summer. >> and the rule goes into effect tomorrow. it also bans campfires and grills on the beach. smaller umbrellas and baby tents for children are still allowed. violators would face a $25 fine. >> those are some big changes. people from our area go to the beach a lot over the summer. >> yeah, that's your hometown beach. >> we'll be there this weekend and if you're thinking about whether or not this would be a good beach weekend i say yes. our forecast for the weekend, saturday back here a

degrees and dry on saturday. probably still near 70 at the beaches as well. so saturday will be a good beach day. showerry weather comes back in on sunday so at least you get one good day out on the sand. between now and the weekend another shot of cold air coming and a chance for another freeze too. more details on that with the five-day forecast coming right up. >> and right now taking a look at a problem connecticut avenue in aspen hill road, a report of a brand new crash. not seeing anything on camera. perhaps they turned things around for us. eastbound braddock near sully park drive, all lanes blocked there because of that water main break. so reminder for you there. travel times in maryland, no problem 270, top of the beltway looks good as well. 66 inbound and 95 north moving along just fine. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car today. thank you very much. if you use the red line you shouldn't have any problems gh

late last night. one of the passengers involved had to be taken to the hospital. you can see police investigating here at the rhode island avenue station. the red line was single tracking between there but that's all over now. this morning we're learning a tennessee teacher was allowed to stay in the classroom even after he was accused of kissing a student. that teacher is now missing with that same 15-year-old girl. elizabeth thomas' parents say they weren't told that another student reported seeing their daughter kissing 50-year-old tad com cummins. the two have been missing for more than a week. police have charged cummins with ki kidnapping and other charges. a candle light vigil will be held tonight for the emt killed by her own ambulance. she died in new york when a car jacker took off in her ambulance, hitting her as he fled. the man baltimore police

has turned himself in. antonio wright throw malatov cocktails into a home on saturday. one of the victim's mother said she didn't know her son had died on the fire until she saw it on the news. he faces several charges including murder and arson. before they rest he recorded a facebook video claiming he was not the man responsible. it was a horrible fire that killed six children. three other siblings survived that fire in january. a new playground will soon be built to honor their memory. students at city neighbors charter school where the announcement was made lost two of their classmates. the victim's father wants this new space to be a joyful one. >> a place to play, a place to grow and explore and come together. that's what -- that's what our

that's what the kids were about and that's what the community should be about. >> the family's father was at work during the fire. his wife escaped with three of their other children. >> if you have a second take a look at your screen right here as this new video comes out of philadelphia. thieves stealing jewelry worth more than 1 million bucks. the thieves cut the cable to the camera here. police say they did that deliberately setting the alarm off twice making it seem like a false alarm. now, the mystery over tom brady's jerseys is now coming together. >> that's right. we're getting the pictures here. what do you have? >> yeah, these new pictures of the stolen game jersey tracked down in mexico. investigators say the bandit may be a newspaper director who had credentials to the super bowl game in houston. the nfl has to authenticate the jersey first. it has an

$500,000 and they also found another bray zi jersey over the border in the same place. no charges filed yet in this case but brady says he wants to make something good come out of jersey gate. back to you, adam. >> thank you. a warning about a new phone scam that the d.c. courts want you to know about. if you get a voice mail asking you to call 1-844 it's about money you supposedly owe on an outstanding court matter you should ignore that. the caller id system has been ma l niplated. the court correspondence is processed through the u.s. postal service and not by phone. the cold weather is causing big problems for local fruit farmer. the dramatic swings in temperatures have farmers worried about their spring crop of peaches and cherries. like the cherry blossoms

some of their crops were confused and bloomed too early. for some farmers the impact is costing them tens of thousands of dollars. >> the early a vvarieties were bloom like the cherry blossoms downtown and they got blasted. >> some fruit va varieties may be harder to find. they say you shouldn't see higher prices at the fruit stand or farmer's market. that's good news. >> certainly. nobody wants to pay more, but we have been on a wild swing. >> we have. >> and we kind of have more on that coming up. not too extreme as far as our daytime highs but we will be back in the 30s tomorrow morning. >> come on. >> but at least before we get there today looks good. we're going to be mild and dry as we gou there the afternoon so your commute this morning we had some very early rain. the first full day of spring, we are talking about early spring

don't need the umbrella today. your commute will be fine, just some damp roads. that's about it. recess kids can get outside. mild and dry, lunch outside. close to 60 degrees by lunchtime in some areas and if you are exercising very dry out today. mild to start the morning. 43 now gaithersburg. if you're in lorton, your temperature is 46. in the district 47 degrees. 44 clinton. fredericksburg close to 50 right now. so if you're exercising today. 7:00 a.m. cloudy skies but 47 degrees. wet pavement out there but no rain falling from the sky. by lunchtime 58 degrees. nice and mild and by the afternoon we're looking at temperatures close to the mid-60s. radar showing that very light area of rain already moved through it's gone. but those clouds may be hanging in for most of the day. behind it though off to our west we have nothing but drier air moving in, so the day is going to shape up nicely. here's future weather.

around. temperatures start to rise into the 60s this afternoon. late day clearing and that will help those temperatures start to drop off overnight. so it's the clear skies overnight and cooler air moving in. look at those temperatures tomorrow morning. in the 30s so this morning you don't need a warm jacket. tomorrow morning you will. it's going to be quite a change and it will be windy and cooler through the day tomorrow. 63 degrees. staying mostly cloudy for most of the day. tomorrow blustery 46, 49 thursday. friday near 60 and into the weekend look at that. we start saturday in the mid-70s. closer look at the forecast coming up. let's check the roads with melissa mollet. >> good morning. brand new problem here on the beltway inner loop. the ramp to southbound georgia avenue, have a truck stuck on the right side of the ramp. southbound 270, that ramp to eastbound montrose, web we have that one vehicle into the ditch there. doesn't seem to be hurting the commute much right now. this is a

people. eastbound braddock near sully park drive. those lanes are blocked because of a water main break and police are directing you around that one kind of through the roadways there. connecticut avenue and aspen hill road have report of a crash. still not seeing anything on the map there. a wider look at things. overall, no massive problems on any major routes here this morning and 95 north here at 123, brand new problem on the right side of the roadway there in the main lanes. >> thank you. watch out for some major work that could slow down your commute in the district. d.c. water crews are replacing a valve starting april 3rd. eastbound lanes of canal road and fox hall road northwest will be closed from 7:00 at night until 5:00 the next day. traffic will be detoured and delayed are expected. the work is expected to wrap up at the end of may. it's going to be tough there. >> well, the cost of living in our area is high of course but be

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poor april is not in labor. somebody needs to help her. this giraffe has captivated tens of millions of people. giraffe pregnancies can last up to 15 months. >> labor lasts anywhere from a few hours to a few days. i'm hoping really poor april. i hope just a couple of hours and the baby is born. >> sometimes the baby doesn't want co-tto come out. boeing going to the ballpar longer about getting a hot dog and a beer. >> it could be. >> you could add this too. all kinds of foods you can experience this year. some of the best ones this year. >> we' eel get to the nationals but first a reason to visit arizona. they have a chicken sand wimp but wa -- sandwich but it's on

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weather headlines for the day. the overnight sprinkles are now over. there's one more shot of cold before a milder weekend. tails are straight ahedead

good morning. temperatures are mild this morning and we expect a very mild day today. that's all going to change as we go into tomorrow. cooler weather underway. we'll show you that coming up. >> plus, replacing obamacare. how you take care of yourself and your family will change. the action being taken right now. next time you travel to the u.s. from certain overseas countries you may have to pack some large electronics. more on those isteitems and why change next. >> it's now 6:30. good morning, everyone. i'm eun yang. >> and i'm adam tuss in for aaron this morning. hope you're getting a good start to your tuesday. we have your news team working for you. keeping an eye on the temperatures today. >> sheena parveen is back with chuck bell. so we'll get

forecast. >> as mr. gilchrist's vacation lingers on, sheena is back and dealing with a little rain overnight but i think most people are worried about the coming cold. >> this morning it's not that cold. the cold is going to be coming back like chuck mentioned tomorrow morning at this time, but currently we're in the 40s across the area. the rain we had already early already move out. no more rain in the forecast as we go through the day today. in fact, your commute looks pretty good. damp roads by 7:00 a.m. but lynch tiunchtime staying dr temperatures will be right around 63 degrees. it's going to be a nice mild day but big changes come tomorrow. coming up, a closer look at that but let's check those busy roads this morning. >> this is 95 northbound at 123, so this crash is on the right side of the roadway. we still are pretty slow in those main lanes heading northbound. it's not terrible, but folks are

eastbound 66 after prince william parkway, had a crash on the left side i'm hearing in my ear that has just clear out of the way. so 66 should be okay for you today. something not so hot, eastbound braddock road at sully park drive, all lanes blocked there. police are there. it could be some time. they're working through the neighborhood to get around it so no massive delay. we'll talk travel times coming up. here's a look at your top stories. new travel restrictions are in place for passengers flying into the u.s. from ten middle eastern airports. passengers will not be allowed to carry on any electronic devices larger than a cell phone. the tsa and department of homeland security say they're responding to some kind of threat. >> rex tillerson plans to visit russia next month. there's also new word that he will skip a nato summit. >> and that announcement comes as the fbi district torr

into ties between russians trying to influence the election and the trump campaign. the investigation could take years. >> and president trump continues to try and make good on a campaign promise to get rid of obamacare and roll out a new budget plan. >> and a look at why metro riders should pay close attention but first mollet with a look at what the president is doing on capitol hill. >> the president's trip to the hill today all about selling the republican plan to replace the affordable care act. he's expected to address house republicans. now, last night he touted the plan to supporters when kentucky. the president suggested that the current version of the bill might have to be negotiated to get a better one. >> and remember we're going to negotiate and it's going to go to the senate and back and forth. the end result is going to be wonderful and it's going to work right. >> leade

changes to their plan. it would end the affordable care act's tax increases this year instead of next. it requires most medicaid recipients to work and delays action on baby boomers who could see premiums jump 700%. the full house is expected to vote on the bill thursday. back to you. thank you. more fallout this morning over president trump's proposed federal budget. >> how local governments are responding to the possible cuts that could affect you. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the montgomery county council not mincing words when it comes to their feelings on this proposed budget. they'll be meeting to discuss a resolution to condemn in their words the proposed budget. they say residents would be hurt by it. many here, 48,000 about work for the federal government and depend on programs that could face severe cuts. concern is also growing over metr

funding just when they need it the most. tim kaine was in town yesterday riding the metro. >> it's fairly difficult to govern a system. we ought to provide it more certainty. >> reporter: lots of concerns all around the region and that city council meeting is set to start here at 1:30. that's the latest. back in to you. >> paying for college is expensive as we know and getting your financial aid just became more complicated. the problem impacting students and the e-mail scam to avoid. ahead, the exclusive report that you cannot google. >> and have you seen this baby before? why thousands of people are doing a double take and sharing this picture. ed sheeran? >> looks like him, right? >> i think that's him. >> could be. >> anyways, it'sd

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good morning, everybody. 6:39 on a tuesday morning. cloudy skies and sprinkles overnight. the clouds lingering even though the rain drops are gone. temperatures in the mid-40s across the area. a cloudy start this morning but back to sunshine later on this afternoon. 47 between now and 9:00. 53 at lunchtime. daytime highs today up into the low to mid-60s down to the south of the city. more about the cold air between us and the weekend coming up with me and sheena, but for now let's go over to melissa mollet who says she's got trouble on the beltway. >> brand new problem westbound 50 at theel

being reported. you can see inside we're slow on 50. that's very normal. now it seems we may get a slowdown approaching the beltway as well. another issue, 95 northbound. we're talking about the main lanes there at 123. a two-mile slowdown. we're moving but it is slow. travel times coming up. all right. next stop, the tweet 16. the best team in our area in the ncaa tournament is the terps' women's basketball team. you can root for them when they play oregon this coming weekend. if maryland wins that game they'll have to beat oregon first and will likely face uconn. so now they play uconn. >> someone's got to stick it to uconn. might as well be the terps. well, a toddler is taking the definition of a do l ganger to a whole new level. >> the internet has lost its mind over a baby that ry

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there are new restrictions on which electronic devices you can take on to a plane. this affects people coming into the u.s. from ten airports across the globe. >> that's right. the tsa and department of homeland security say a new kind of threat requires an immediate change in procedure. justin finch live at dulles international to explain the changes. >> reporter: if you have flown overseas you know an ipad or a laptop can help you pass the time. well, soon, those items will have to come out of the cabin if you are flying to the u.s. from certain overseas countries. now, this homeland security policy bans larger electronics as carry on luggage, so porta dd players, ipads must stay checked in your checked bag. at least eight countries. now, officials say it is in response to long standing

security. now, back out live, this will cover about 50 flights a day from those ten airports overseas. again, mostly in the middle east and north africa and we are told by homeland security, those airports, those ten airports will now have four days to comply with this new procedure and we are live here at dulles international. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> thank you. you can see a full list of which electronic devices are restricted on overseas flights. you just have to search electronic restriction. thursday is our chance to end obamacare and the obamacare catastrophe and begin delivering the reforms our people deserve. >> that is president trump in kentucky last night. he spent part of his speech blasting the affordable care act, but also tried to sell his supporters on the republican plan to replace

topics including immigration and jobs. >> and the president will be on capitol hill to sell the plan to house republicans. his visit comes as gop leaders are proposing changes to sweeten the deal. it would end the tax increases this year instead of next year. requires most medicaid recipients to work and delays action on baby boomers whose premiums could jump 700%. >> all of this comes one day after james comey testified before the house intelligence committee. he confirmed that the bureau is investigating possible ties between russians trying to influence the election and the trump campaign. he also refuted the president's claim that president obama tapped his phones. >> with respect to the president's tweets about alleged wiretapping directed at him by the prior administration, i have no information that supports those tweets. >> the fbi's investigation into those possible ties

years. meanwhile, first daughter ivanka trump has a new job at the white house. it doesn't pay anything and she won't have an official title but she will get an office in the west wing. security clearance and have access to classified information. her attorney says her role will be to serve as the president's eyes and ears and give wide ranging advice. ern though she's not a federal employee, she will follow the restrictions that would apply if she were. a plane crash and everyone on board survived. hard to believe with those flames. >> i know. just look at these images. new details and the pilot is talking about what happened. there you can see not much of the plane left. only the tail in that fiery part of the video. this is in south sudan, an incredible story. 45 people on board will live to tell. everybody surviving this crash landing in the town of wow. badea

see the runway very well. amazing. back to you. >> all right. thank you. developing this morning as well, we're finding out smoke alarms may have saved a family from a fire in glenmont. montgomery county fire says a cigarette or something similar started a fire at this house. it caused $45,000 in damage. four people and their dog managed to escape. montgomery county says if convicted one or both of the rockville high school students accused of raping a 14-year-old classmate will be deported after serving their sentences. he says this is consistent with the county's long standing policy. the victim says 17-year-old jose monotano took turns sexually assaulting her last week in a boys' bathroom at the school. detainers are issued on individuals arrested on local criminal charges and whoou

there is no information on the 17-year-old. three men are now behind bars accused of burglarizing three gun stores in northern virginia. they were arrested over the weekend. police used surveillance video to connect the crimes. police say the same white u-haul that you see here showed up in all three surveillance tapes. that van led agents to the suspects. two of the men were already out on bond for a burglary of a cvs and they're expected in court today to face those charges. >> and take a look at this one. a one-mile backup. that is building here quickly. 66 inbound there is where the crash is and it's in the middle of the roadway. this is going to very quickly become an issue for a lot of folks. 95 north at 123. the crash is on the shoulder. still have some delays as you're headed northbound. eastbound braddock at sully

police are on the scene and kind of working you around that one so don't worry about that one too much this morning. inbound 210, 11 miles per hour as you're approaching livingston road before the beltway. top of the beltway, these routes into town and out of town, not so bad. you can see 295 near 197 is a little bit slow. montrose road, car into a ditch, but not really impacting main or local lanes. a look there at 270 and the top of the beltway, a little slower than we would like to see at this point this morning. and quantico to the beltway not bad. remember to listen to wtop when you hop in your car. right now, sheena, parveen, welcome back. your tan is beautiful. >> yeah, the tan will probably go away real quick. it's going to be cooler tomorrow, but today nice and mild outside especially this afternoon so if you can get out today we'll b

30 degree temperatures though turn tomorrow morning so don't you don't need the warm coat. tomorrow morning you will. chuck will be up in just a minute to talk more about that. otherwise when we go into the weekend it's going to get mild again so we're on this roller coaster ride but we do have rain for the second half of the week so plan accordingly if you're already making your weekend plans. right now we're in the 40s. 43 gaithersburg. 45 dulles. the clouds are here and we will stay dry. today no rain off to our west. you might just notice the roads are wet this morning from early rain but nothing for the rest of the day except gradual clearing. clouds will hang around for most of the day. low 60s. dinner time, temperatures around 63 degrees. tomorrow morning some cold air moves in. >> yes, indeed. we can't seem to shake the cold once and for all. another chance of a hard freeze coming up. not so much tomorrow morning but thursday morning. tomorrow m

impacts, it will be noticeably colder, freezing temperatures are not necessarily likely tomorrow morning but windchills will be back many the 20s on wednesday morning so though you won't need that winter coat for today x don't put it away just yet. could be below freezing four to six hours on thursday morning. that is not good at all. so blustery and cold for tomorrow. and again, by the time you wake up tomorrow, windchills will be back down in the 20s. tell me more about the warm weekend. >> we're all looking ahead to the weekend. saturday, 74 degrees. very nice. even sunday is koigoing to be m. low 60s. but we expect rain and that could be early next monday but overall we'll go from very cool to quite a bit warmer. >> thank you. only on news 4 we uncover a number of problems wit

aid. >> the impact is so large thousands may have their financial rewards packages delayed. even worse, not get any aid at all. susan hogan shares a warning for parents and students. >> well, let's start with the irs. we learned that it removed a voix tall link within the application known as fafsa. that link enabled you to automatically retrieve your w-2s from the irs and put them in the application. applicants are thinking it's working only to be kicked out of the application and forced to start all over again. as a result of this data retrieval tool not working scammers are taking advantage of you so do not respond to any e-mails asking student to give them their common app information and also provide copies of their

and students who were asked to fax the irs, we learned that those numbers, some of them are incorrect. bottom line, if you have applied for fafsa you need to check your verification. what does the irs say about this? we'll tell you coming up on news4 at 5:00. good morning. i'm landon dowdy. ebay takes a shot at amazon. it's reallying out guaranteed delivery this summer of three days or list on 20 million listed items. the service comes at no additional cost. that's your morning business report. >> thank you. and here are four things you need to know before you head out the door this morning. new travel restrictions are in place for passengers traveling into the u.s. from ten middle eastern airports. passengers will not be allowed to carry on any electroni

phone. the confirmation for neil gorsuch continues on capitol hill today. this is the question and answer portion for his nomination. >> and these are brand new photo foes of tom brady's jersey. the video that may have helped police solve the mystery. >> and you may hear an emergency drill for a tornado warning. the alerts will go off at 9:45 this morning and will appear on the local, radio and tv channels. go to the nbc washington app and search torrent. >> and keep in mind, it is a drill. no severe weather expected today. up near 63 today. blustery and cold for tomorrow. a hafrd freeze likely again thursday morning. not good news for the cherry blossoms. maybe a sprinkle friday. saturday, 74, sunday, maybe some showers y

inbound 66 does not look so great. still have that crash middle of those main lanes here this morning. 66 inbound before sudley road. no doubt if they don't get to a shoulder this is really going to cause a lot of people headed inbound there on 66 this morning. >> 66 is never easy. >> no. >> not one of my favorites. >> the "today" show is coming up next. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes. until then, have a great day.

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good morning. breaking overnight, banned. laptops, tablets and other electronic devices sud lichb not allowed on flights to the u.s. from ten airports overseas. what threat was picked up to launch such dramatic action? president trump rallies the faithful at a late-night rally in louisville. but offers no reaction to the fbi director's revelation, that the trump campaign is under investigation for ties to russia. and trump's claims on twitter that president obama wiretapped him. >> i have no information supporting those tweets. >> trump now stands alone in