a look at the roads and rails with jack taylor in a second. as well as your weather with somara and chuck. >> first, we'll check in with chris lawrence with breaking news out of london. chris, what's going on? >> we're following the breaking news. a possible explosion in a subway station. we're seeing pictures that suggest it happened on a train. subway services shut down along the tube station. you're looking at a live picture. you can see all the first responders showed up. at least 50 firefighters there. we do want to show you this picture. the person who tweeted it out says he thinks this was the source of what happened. some sort of white bucket wire sticking out of it. the photo appears. again, we're not sure what it is. police only calling this an incident at this time. we don't know exactly what happened. they're still trying to determine that. >> chris, do we

>> so far, not heard official reports of being hurt. i have seen, i've been looking through twitter. saw at least one picture of someone whose hair looks to have caught fire. we are seeing people tweeting out reports that they have seen people with what looked like reddish marks and minor burns. >> we know you're staying on top of the story. we'll check in with you soon. thank you. right now, let's go outside to one chuck bell. he's on the weather deck. >> one and only chuck bell. >> i looked it up on the internet. there are other chuck bells in the world. >> but they don't matter. >> one is a realtor out in oregon. i'm sure his family does. it is a partly cloudy sky this morning. on the comfy side as well. temperatures to get your day started are mostly in the 60s right now. as we plan out your friday, plan on a small chance for a shower or two today. highs around 84 degrees. the weekend is looking nice as

somara theodore. good friday morning to you. >> good morning, chuck. good morning everyone at home. i know we're so close to the weekend. take a look at this forecast. temperature will rise into the mid-80s on saturday. we're going for a high of 83 on sunday. rain chances. though minimal, they are there. what about saturday as well as sunday afternoon. something to keep in mind. i personally will not let this rain take my joy. i think that overall, we'll see a good amount of sunshine. let's see how the roads are doing. jack? >> early crash on 66 coming eastbound after 50 before you get to 123. v-dot fire and rescue. everybody is on scene. hopefully this clears quickly. we've got two right lanes getting by the scene. delay is silently building so far. >> two work zones in maryland going north on 95 both headed toward baltimore before route 100. as you approach the baltimore beltway, two right lanes get by. they should be in the wrap-up

aaron, eun. we're following breaking news. you've seen these pictures for the past three years. family and friends hoping, praying that jacob and sara hoggle would come home. that hope has ended now that sources confirm that their mother catherine has been charged with their murders. >> news 4's justin finch is live at the courthouse in rockville with more on what's happening today. just justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. our sources are telling us that when hoggle enters district court today, she will be met with a formal indictment, formally charged with the murder of her son and daughter. you might recall that catherine hoggle has long been the focal point in her children's disappears. she faces several charges, including abduction and neglect. however, she has several questions raised about the state of her mental faculties. could she stand trial. for years, the answer has been no. she's spent the time in the psychiatric

meantime, never found, still out there her two children, 3-year-old sara and 2-year-old jacob. hoggle has been known to tell conflicting stories about their whereabouts. after several searches, she has still not yet given up where they could be or if they are alive or not. this reported indictment comes as we're hearing the initial charges against hoggle that kept her in custody were set to expire. today, our sources telling us that when she enters that courtroom, she will face an indictment for her children's murder. back to you guys in the studio. >> justin finch, live for us in rockville. developing this morning, through text messages and police reports, we're piecing together the last moments of laura wallen's life. they are heartbreaking. last night police confirmed how the pregnant teacher was killed. montgomery county police say wallen was shot in the back of the head. police say the boyfriend and the father of her unborn child pulled the trigger. the nine-day sea

house and ended in a rural field in damascus. chopper 4 was over the shallow grave where the body was found on wednesday. tyler tessier was living a double life. he asked laura wallen's father for permission to marry her despite already being engaged to other women. >> he has been deceiving and lying their entire existence. he is a monster, and he is a liar. >> police say they had suspected tessier's involvement in wallen's disappearance from the beginning. tessier is being held without bond. just before her death, laura wallen texted her sister and that text helped police find her body. we've posted those messages in the nbc washington app. just search laura wallen. it's now 5:05. here's a look at the other top

if florida still struggling to clean up after hurricane irma. you can see destroyed homes. some homes still without full power. in a few hours we'll have an update. for the second time in a few weeks, north korea launched a ballistic missile over japan. the u.n. security council will hold a meeting today to discuss the latest action. in a quick show of force, south korea responded to a missile tis of its own. that he called north korea's test a dangerous, provocative action. violent protests on inauguration day in downtown d.c. nearly 200 people were charged with that protest. they're now learning that the charges will not be dismissed. lawyers for the accused rioters say that

in the charging documents is not criminal, rather it's protected by first amendment speech. the judge disagreed, though. the alleged rioters will begin going to trial in groups later this year. dozens of events are planned across d.c. this weekend. from baseball to street festivals to protest marches, you may need to rethink some of your plans. >> megan mcgrath is working for you with what you need to know about the protests. megan, good morning. sounds like a busy weekend. >> reporter: yeah, very busy weekend. not just protests, there are a number of street festivals, but a lot of it is centered around the national mall. the rule of thumb given so many will be in town this weekend, especially saturday is to take public transportation. one thing to keep in mind is at the request of law enforcement, the smithsonian metro station, one. most convenient to all the activities, it is going to be closed. so keep that in mind. that is not an option for you. lots of road closures

this map kind of tells it all. major roads, including pennsylvania -- independence avenue as well as jefferson and madison street. so those are going to be closed. so you have to take some other routes there. one of the big events happening is the mother of all rallies. trump supporters will gather at 12th and the national mall on saturday. they will be rallying here. expect a crowd there. also rallying, a group called the juggalos. the fbi labeled them a gang. they'll be marching on d.c. starting near the lincoln memorial. so lots going on. so in terms of law enforcement, it's going to be all hands-on deck on saturday. >> because we have so many things going on, the entire police department will be working on saturday. they'll be working 12-hour shifts. we'll havle

>> reporter: a lot of street festivals as well. the h street festival will be happening and we're not expecting any major protests but lots of people. back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath for us on the mall. thank you, megan. we have all you need to know about these events and the closures on our nbc washington app. just search road closures. going to be harder to park in the district today. it's because the district is turning some parking spaces into parks. the idea is to show off what it would be like without cars. the parking spots which will switch over at 9:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon in d.c., arlington, alexandria, bethesda and silver spring. >> is that look because it's so hard to find parking. >> thanks a lot. we need more parks. >> we can use them. >> not parking space -- >> one of the national zoos most popular residents, mei xiang, has people wondering whether she was e

the zoo officially announced she will not be giving birth, after all, this year. she was artificially inseminated twice in may. the zoo has been keeping a close eye on her because her hormones and behavior indicated that she may have been pregnant. she is set to return to the panda house tomorrow after being monitored for a time. she probably needs a little -- poking and prodding her. she's already had three cubs >> she's 19 years old. she's had the bei bei and the bao bao. >> tyshawn. >> the bei bei and the bao bao. >> bei bei is still living at the national zoo. >> pandas in captivity -- in captivity, they can live well into their 30s i'm sorry. >> pandas. >> 19 is still young. megan mentioned, a lot going on this weekend. will the wer

going on. >> that's right. we have the air show. i'll have the forecast for that as well. if you are planning to head on over to h street, temperatures in the mid-80s. a slight chance for rain in the afternoon. but overall, a spectacular day for all the activities going on around town. stick around. chuck will have more on the rain chances for friday coming up. if you're just joining us, we continue to follow breaking news out of london where firefighters are leading people off of a train after what officials are calling some kind of incident near a subway. we are working to get mor e

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got to show you this incredible rescue this morning, folks. you heard that mother screaming for firefighters to save her daughter. this is a burning house in texas. the rescue was captured on a police officer's body camera here. he breaks the window and starts searching for 13-year-old. can't find her, though. moments later another firefighter climbs through the window. he finds the girl. they pull her out together. >> you can see the panic in

those first responders went into that burning building to try to find her is incredible work. reminds you of what they have to do every single day. >> you can't credit them enough for the bravely they show on a daily basis running into a burning building. 5:15. welcome back everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. here's a look at the top stories we're following for you this friday morning. a standing owe ration for the bravery of these teenagers after a fellow classmate started shooting in their high school. there was a community meeting last night at freeman high school in washington state. the superintendent of schools said every parent should be proud of how their child reacted. a 15-year-old is accused of shooting and killing one student and injuring three others. one soldier dead, seven injured after a special operations training exer r sies went wrok. this happened in north carolina's frt bragg.

training accident this week for the army. the soldier died late tuesday at ft. hood, texas. a statue honoring a confederate general is gone. the statue of robert e. lee was removed. it's being trucked off. the dallas city council voted to remove the statue earlier this month. the city is looking to change 16 street names, including lee parkway. we have an update to the future of that slave auction block in the middle of downtown fredericksburg, virginia. they want the community's input on what to do with it. the first is to add a physical buffer around the block with signs that explain the historical artifact. the second option is to replace it with a historic marker. the block would be moved to a museum if that happens. you can submit your preference online at the city's website before -- you know what, we'll check the date for you. we'll get back tu

date. at the live desk. following breaking news. a woman disappeared from takoma park, maryland. take a look. this is anna fogle. it's been ten days since she's been heard from. a little over 5 feet tall, brown eyes, black hair. she was last seen two weeks ago at washington adventist hospital. if you see her, detectives in takoma park would love to hear from you. eun? if you're a parent, you know it's not easy to get your kids out of bed and on the way to school. they might have stayed up late for homework, their practices. now there is growing research that says giving students, especially high schoolers more time to sleep is good for the economy. researchers say that high school students need nine to ten hours of sleep per night. most districts start their day before 8:30. if you do the math, they would have to be in bed before 10:00.

some researchers say that moving school start times later could mean billions for the economy, even though it comes at the cost for schools. one thing in the cost benefit analysis. changing school start times would cost the districts $150 per student, but it could contribute more than $80 billion to the economy within a decade. that's a lot of money. that's by improving academic performance and cutting back on crashes. montgomery county does start school later. they used to at 7:45. but after a lot of debate and fairfax county schools start at 8:10. that's depending on the school. if you can imagine how much more money we could make if you gave kids a little time to sleep. agreed. we've been waiting to hear from this woman. this morning, we're finally hearing from that nun in florida at the center of the viral video.

do you remember this? so there was an off-duty cop who spotted sister margaret ann trying to clean up after hurricane irma in florida. a lot of us got a good laugh and said right on, sister. the sister says she was doing god's work. doing her part. >> that's right. >> i don't see myself as the important one. really just doing god's will. there was a need and i tried to do what was there. by the gift -- god's grace, i had the tool to do it, had the chainsaw and i was able to help out. that's all i wanted to do. >> the initial video has been retweeted and shared thousands of times at this point. you can't see it there. she's got glasses on too, protective gear. >> she has the heart and the soul. >> and the guided hand of the lord. >> that's right. >> good for her. >> i like the overall method --

message from that story. everybody just do a little bit, do your part to help out your neighbor, you'd be amazed how much better things would be if we did that. little bit of help for everybody. >> look at you this morning. >> it's friday. >> it is. >> that's why. >> get over there and do the forecast. >> can i get an amen. >> how about some sunshine on your friday. the weather is going to be pleasant here for the next couple of days. warmer than average. now that we're getting into the cooler part of the season, a little above average doesn't bother you too much. 68 degrees in washington. temperatures in the upper 50s in the shenandoah valley. 57 in winchester. front royal 59. 62 in warrenton, virginia. 61 in gaithersburg and frederick in maryland. 61 in ft. meade in howard county. the daily grade today, a-plus. i am in a good mood. if i was your math teacher, that would be an easy pop quiz. monday's quizzes would not be that

home i think. there's a chance for a few showers between 3:00 and 6:00. rainfall chances today only 20%. not a really big impact at all. meanwhile, hurricane jose continues off the east coast. the track of it eventually brings it up here. potentially by tuesday time frame, tuesday, wednesday potentially close to the eastern shore. so be keeping a close eye on this particular storm here. it doesn't look like it's making landfall on the east coast. but the forecast, some of the computer models have it looping back out and coming back around here. that would be not this weekend but next weekend. jose promises to be a problem child for a while. an isolated rain chance and more clouds but dry on monday and tuesday. it's traffic time. let's go to jack taylor and see what he has to contribute this morning. >> the good news, 66 eastbound. th

cleared. v-dot was last to -- delays are easing quickly from 50 headed past 123 and headed toward the beltway. we do have up in prince george's county, langley park, 212, this is riggs road. it's closed down to lebanon street. this was an overnight crash. unfortunately, a car versus a pole. the lanes are closed. url find yourself rerouted in the area. >> jack, thank you. alex ovechkin is voicing frustration about not playing in the upcoming olympic games. oaf i released a statement after the national hockey league was -- would not play in the game. >> here's part of the statement. our countries are now not allowed to ask us to play in the olympics. me, my teammates and all players who want to go owl lose. so do all the fans of hockey with this decision that we're not allowed to be invited. he goes on to say, nhl players in the olympics is good for

it sucks that we will not be there to play. i hope things will change and all of us will have a chance to go again in 2022. >> i was just quoting. i usually don't say that word on tv. >> or anywhere else. it was a quote. he was able to make people laugh about touchy and tough subjects. this weekend, his life will be honored. how comedians and civil activists will honor dick gregory. >> it's one of our favorite shows and it's up for an emmy. what one of the cast members has to say about what it would mean to win. remember to tune in later today for the ellen degeneres show. she welcomes channing tatum today. he usually takes his clothes off. >> she's going to ask him to. you noelknow ellen. >> go back to the date for the slave auction block happening in fred

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honoring a few of your favorite tv shows of the past year. >> the emmy awards will be happened now los angeles and nbc's this is us. i don't watch tv. i make time for the show. will go into sunday with high hopes. >> ♪ >> the first year show has ten nominations, including best drama, last year's winner game of thrones is not eligible this year which could open the door for them. >> it's going to be a great night just to be there and to see the show's name be said over and over and over again in so many different categories. hopefully, we bring a few of them home. that would be nice. you want to win, right? >> you want to win. by the

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we begin at 5:30 with breaking news out of london. police are now calling an incident with the london subway system a terrorist act. take a look. this is a photo from inside the tube. >> something is on fire here. it's not really clear what that is at this point. we're working to find out whether anyone was seriously hurt. there were some injuries. first responders had been going to the parsons green station. they're doing that right now. >> chris lawrence is going to have an update in a minute here as soon as we gather more information. >> back here at home, we're work to go help you get out the door on time on this friday. wtop's jack taylor is keeping an eye on your commute. >> let's begin with meteorologist somara theodore in for sheena parveen and chuck bell on the weather deck to start us off. hey, chuck. >> good morning, aaron and eun. happy friday everyone. made it through another week. almost did anyway. temperatures in the cool 60s. beautiful view from the tower

to the day and light-night showers. there are still puddles on the parking lot. you may have to jump a puddle or two. the rain is over for now. current temperatures mostly in the mid-630s across the region. 65 in chevy chase. 64 in upper marlboro. your forecast will be a nice one. there's your planner. temperatures in the 630s between now and 8:00 or 9:00. climbing, climbing, climbing today. low to mid-80s for highs. a nice friday coming your way and very low rain chances. inside to somara with information on stuff you want to be doing. >> it's friday. you can have fun over the weekend. if that's the case. go before the evening rush hour. towards the afternoon, the highest chance for showers. maybe 20% at most. i say lunchtime, 2:00, best time to get the ethose

>> we had trouble in prince george's county. unfortunately, we had riggs road closed near lebanon street. this puts it in the langley park area. utility crews on scene. good news on 66 eastbound. the last of anything that was going on. 66 east. we had a trio of trouble. there had been work and then an accident and a broken down truck. as you head towards fairfax, 66 eastbound is a little less -- after the fairfax county parkway heading toward 123. by the time you hit the road, hopefully the delays eased out. aaron, eun, back to you. jack, i'll pick it up at the live desk with breaking news. a big development about chelsea manning. she was invited to be a visiting fellow at harvard. it's now revoked. a direct reaction to the news brought yesterday. a former acting director from the cia resigned from the school. he said he couldn't work at a

leaked some of the u.s.'s sensitive secret. manning is a former intelligence army analyst. she's given information to wikileaks. president obama did pardon her. chris, thank you. it's 5:34. we're working for you this morning getting you caught up on today's top stories. for the second time in just a few weeks, north korea launched a ballistic missile over japan. the u.n. security council will hold a meeting today to discuss the latest action. in a quick show of force, south korea responded with a ballistic missile test of its own. japan's prime minister called north korea's test a dangerous provocative action. the pregnant teacher whose body was found in a damascus field was shot to death. montgomery county police say laura wallen was shot in the back of her head. her boyfriend tyler tessier was arrested he's being held without bond. coming up, we'll say

have been his motive. kathericatherine hoggle's 2-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter have not been seen since september 2014. hoggle had faced several charges but was found not competent to stand trial. justin finch will have more at 6:00 a.m. president trump signed a resolution condemning white supremacist groups and condemns the violence in charlottesville last month. this resolution urges him to use all available resources to take a stand against hate groups. in a statement, the president said americans oppose hatred, bigotry and racism in all forms. in a few hours, free tickets will be habded out for the star studded concert in charlottesville. dave math urks justin timberlake and pharrell will headline. the tickets will only be given to uva students and others around the neighboring communities in charlottesville. bargain hunters rejoice. look at all the items there.

semiannual wee sale going on in high yachtsville this weekend. it opened yet at the sports and learning complex. it's huge in there. you can find discountsed toys, clothing, all kinds of things. more than 70% lower than retail prices. >> experienced moms are on the floor helping the new moms, advising them what to buy. you need this pack and play but you don't need this one. look at the stroller. here's how it breaks down. >> sometimes it requires a degree in aerospace engineering. the wee sale is open from 9:00 this morning until 8:00 tonight. it's also open all weekend long. we've posted more information on the nbc washington app. search wee sale. in addition to you buying stuff, organizers are asking folks to bring a nonperishable pantry item to get inside. it will be donated to help other folks too. >> gr

getting that new iphone? today is the day you can place your orders. we'll fill you in on a few deals that can help you out with the high ticket price. we are .6 seconds away from this truck and he's not controlling the gas or anything? he's just steering the truck. >> exactly. >> we're gliding down i-66. >> makes me a little nervous. self-driving big rigs coming to a road near you. we take a closer look at the fleet and the technology

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optimus prime might be real. another sign that self-driving cars and trucks are going to be a part of our reality sooner or later. new technology tested. chopper 4 spotted three trucks in a fleet on i-66 yesterday. >> bumblebee. >> optimus prime. they're all coming, folks. >> there were drivers at the wheel of each truck but no control of those vehicles for those guys. the lead truck controls all three with a wireless communication system. the self-driving trucks could help with fuel economy, which could drive down delivery and production costs and make things cheaper for us. >> still want to stay away.

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good. on the drier side. a small chance for showers in afternoon. jack, how are the roads? >> well, we've got an incident prince george's county in high atsville. and we have an accident reportedly, one broken down in the roadway in the southbound lanes of the george washington parkway after the humpback bridge. hopefully that's cleared quickly. >> reporter: rallies, street festivals, even aall b pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices.

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we have breaking news right now. terror in london again. there was a fire on a train in the subway system and reports of an explosion. police, firefighters and ambulances are all responding to the scene right now. they say a number of people were hurt. we don't know right now how seriously. >> right now the subway sce

we're getting new video in as well. people were evacuated from the parsons green station. we've been showing you the photo of something on fire here. the person who posted it, he said it's what started the fire. though it's not confirmed. >> they stepped up patrols after a soldier was attacked near the notre dame cathedral. >> a man with a knife attacked a soldier in the heart of paris outside a subway station as thousands of commuters were coming into the city to start their day. the soldier was part of a special counterterrorism -- basically the bottom line, therm able to arrest the guy with the knife. the soldier himself was not injured, but we have heard french media reporting that the aggressor did shout references

after this soldier. eun, back to you. >> chris lawrence. thank you. another major act of de defiance by the north koreans. >> this flew over japanese airspace and landed in the pacific ocean. tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more on what the u.n. is doing today in response to all of this. >> good morning. the united nations security council called another emergency meeting. they're meeting at 3:00 this afternoon to try to figure out how to respond to this latest test after sanctions appeared to not have worked at all. the north korea continues these provocative actions. most at risk are the closest nations. japan and south korea. our allies. just this morning, japan responding. south korea doing its own military drills, exercises and response to this latest missile that went

the u.s. response, the president was briefed but the u.s. response came in a paper statement from rex tillerson, the secretary of state leaning on russia and china to take action. >> tracie potts on the hill. thank you. it's 5:48. you might want to think twice if you're headed to downtown d.c. this weekend. dozens of events are planned, including a pro-trump event called the mother of all rallies. >> news 4's megan mcgrath is working for you, what you need to know. it could cause problems this weekend. >> reporter: weave protests that could bring quite a few people near the national mall. also a lot of street festivals, a ball game. you name it. in a situation like this, with so many visitors coming to town, you would want to take public transportation. the smithsonian metro station for example. however, at the request of law enforcement, this station is going to be

now, lots of road closures. you need to be aware of. take a look. this map gives you the leif the land. you're talking about major roads. madison and jefferson on either side of the mall. a section of independence avenue and a lot of other areas in between. what's going on? one of the big events is billed as the mother of all rallies. president trump supporters are going to gather on saturday at 12th and the national mall. expecting a crowd there. also rallying, a group called the juggalos. they're fans of the insane clown posse and upset that the fbi laibld them a gang. they're going to march on d.c. and start at the lincoln memorial. a lot happening this weekend. there's the nats game, the h street festival, the race to beat cancer as well as fiesta d.c. the parade for that. a lot happening. lots of visitors in town. plan

>> megan mcgrath, thank you. just about ten before the hour. people near dunbar high school in d.c. are uneasy after two shootings in two days. the latest last night. gunfire was exchanged in the parking lot of an apartment complex. one person in critical condition. three people were shot nearby on m street on wednesday. police believe a former teacher in carroll county could have more victims. kenneth fischer is charged with trying to lure minors for sex over the internet. police believe there may be other victims in northern virginia and maryland. fischer has worked in schools as a an administrator since 2000. we've posted a list of places he's worked in the nbc washington app. search carroll county teacher. 5:50 right now. this weekend, you can take the family out for an awesome air show.

again this year. it features high-powered military planes and professional air performers like the thunderbirds. this is obviously video from years past. the best part of it, of course, it's free. >> fun for the whole family. seriously. spectacular sight to see. >> amazing stuff for sure. speaking of high flying adventure, there is a place to watch planes fly every day of the year here. >> it is a hidden gem. molette green is working for you taking a look at the airport cafe. molette, we know you're in montgomery county. fill us in on more so we can check it out, too. >> reporter: oh, yeah, guys. look, this is a hidden gem here in gaithersburg. a popular breakfast spot. you can see the airplanes on the ceiling here. but all you have to do is take a few steps outside on the deck here. come with me. real quick.

of a runway. you can see the planes over there. it's part of the special experience at the airport cafe. we're going to talk more about that in the 6:00 hour. join us on "news4 today." >> that's really unique right on the runway. can't wait to hear more about this. >> oh, yeah. >> there are a lot of aviation nuts ready to head out there. >> i like that. get the smaller planes and meal delivered to you, as opposed to me packing my pb and j and sitting at the end of the runway. >> there are few upsides to hurricane irma. but check out these pictures from our friends and neighbors down in tampa, florida. still a huge power loss down in that part of the statement as a result, there are few lights on. which means there's very little light pollution in the sky. that's the milky way visible over tampa bay. the palm trees in the front yard. you say it's a one off picture. >> look at this

there's the milky way once again. the downside of what was irma, this huge lake here, it was all cow pasture land a week ago. they have a huge amount of water problems and power losses. wow, turn all the lights out and look at the view up in the sky over tampa bay. right here at home, our skies are mostly clear. but we have a couple of clouds out there. 68 degrees. light south winds. southerly breezes keep us in the warm side of things today. temperatures, as i mentioned, mid to upper 60s now. upper 350s in the shenandoah valley. i keep mentioning jose. this is expected to become a hurricane again. it generally keeps it offshore. it may come relatively close, 100 to 150 miles off the eastern shore by monday, tuesday wednesday of next week. where it goes after that is anybody's guess. it may try to do a loop over cape cod and potentially back towards us. noft this weekend but next weekend. nine, ten days out. we're not going to worry about

storm team 4 watching it for you. for today, we're watching out for a chance of an isolated shower or two. rain chances both today and tomorrow are only 20%. so really not much much a threat of rain. i can't give you the absolute guarantee that you won't see a drop or two. an isolated shower or two possible for today, tomorrow and surn. no washouts for any weekend plans. go to the air show or dog show, whatever you're going to do, there's the clouds from jose on tuesday of next week. now, it is friday morning commute. let's hope it's going smoothly jack taylor. >> we've got a few hiccups unfortunately this morning. hopefully you'll know in advance so you won't get stuck in it. riggs road, 212 near lebanon street. all lanes are blocked from a crash. car vs. a pole. after the humpback bridge before you get to the 14th street bridge and 395, may be in the roadway. park police are aware and checking things out. rail rid

residual delays to huntington. jack, thank you. it's 5:54. pinterest is pinning a new record this morning. the site you go for things like decorations and recipe ideas has more than 200 million members. a lot of people. the social network is crediting the growth to switching to a mobile platform. nearly all of the searches are done on phones. it takes a lot of time. >> once you start, you can't get out of it. another battle brewing between apple and samsung. galaxy note 8 is in stores today. the phone has facial recognition and wireless charging. sound familiar? the bright screen. they're hoping to make an impression after the

7 was known for catching fire. it's going to cost more than 900 bucks. the new iphone is a thousand. >> if you're an apple person, know how to use apple, it would be hard to switch. >> i agree. if you'd rather wait for it, today is the day to place orders on some. >> someone tweeted me and said she's up early to order it. this is what's happening. your phone carrier could help you foot the hefty price tag too. landon dowdy has a few details. hi, landon. >> there is a catch but apple has started taking pre orders today. at&t has a few options for customers, including a buy one get one free deal although you must also sign up for at&t's next monthly payment plan and have or sign up for directvv or u-verse. it's offering a 32 gigabyte ipad ifou

plan. also, you can download the pinterest app on the iphone 8. >> got to do the app. that makes it a lot easier. landon, thank you. have a good weekend. >> thanks guys. you too. it is the magazine cover that kochb. the new yorker shows what it planned if hillary clinton had become president. the new plan for this image still ahead. ho is in owe whoa is in there? >> my dart. >> the fight against a house fire. how emergency crews pulled a teenager to safety. breaking news out of london. an explosion inside a subway station. chris lawrence will have the latest from the live desk in less than two minutes. stay with us.

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and is she or isn't she? we have the national zoo's latest panda pregnancy update. we'll get to all the stories in a minute. but first, breaking news out of london. >> chris lawrence at the live desk with details. chris, what's going on? >> eun, aaron, something exploded on a london subway train. it sent a fireball shooting through the train. right now the authorities have declared this a terrorist incident. take a look at this picture. this is a white bucket on the floor of the train. you can see flames and what look like wires coming out of it. it was left in a plastic bag near the rear of the train and authorities say this homemade device debt naded at the height of rush hour. london is about five hours ahead of us. thousands were coming into the city for the morning commute. want to take you to pictures from the scene as paracs