many parents are not confident their child's school is equipped to handle serious health issues. this is according to a poll from the university of michigan. most parents are sure the school could provide aid for cuts and bruises but less -- 38% of parents believe schools can help with a mental health problem. mcdonald's is getting in on the trend of making fast food healthier. your child will reap the benefits of it. beginning in november, mcdonald's will include organic juice in happy meals. it's replacing traditional juice. less sugar is a good thing. customers can opt for a conta container of 1% fat milk or fat-free chocolate milk. don't make that face. chocolate milk is delicious. >> can i roll my eyes hard enough on this? >> i think they were rolling pretty hard when i was reading the story. >> let the kids have some ju

i get it. mcdonald's is trying to stay relevant. >> the cavities and the childhood obesity. >> all that stuff. whatever. 5:00, "news4 today" continues right now. you know what, i'm just saying, a few more healthier options. that's a good thing in my book. >> i don't have a children. >> i would have cried my eyes out if i had an apple. >> i'll give them french fries. you can give them chocolate milk. >> nothing wrong with low fat. >> i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. give me homogenized pasteurized vitamin d milk. >> sugar. >> he want half and half with a little milk in it. >> keep me happy, right? >> a lot of people happy from the emmys. big winners there and a big shouto

>> this is dave chappelle with melissa mccarthy. he apparently didn't show up for rehearsal and saying i'm going to read this prompter. big shoutout to d.c. public schools. >> two of the funniest people making television. melissa mccarthy and dave chappelle. >> he grew up here in d.c. he's a native. >> more highlights from the emmys just a couple of minutes here. big issues on metro to tell you about this morning, too. first, the forecast people want to know what to wear heading out the door this morning. >> it's mild. we're getting closer to fall. >> sleeveless. >> it was 85 degrees yesterday. >> summer. >> here's the thing. as long as the temperatures stay warm or mild or even barely mild, i'm probably still going to wear sleeveless. >> me too. i'm with you sister. we're standing in solidarity. >>

arms and we don't want to say the s-word yet. fall is approaching. a lot of people like fall. it's going to be pretty mild today. visibility, not too bad. we have a little bit of light patchy fog out there. not a huge deal. keep that in mind as you leave. a few sprinkles this afternoon. your monday will be cloudy with a few isolated showers in the forecast. highs close to 80. close to normal for this time of the year. coming up, looking at what hurricane jose is doing. and what that could mean for us locally. let's check the roads with dave dildine with wtop. >> good morning, sheena. southbound from the beltway to lorton. crash is under the franconia-springfield parkway. southbound on i-95. northbound the travel lanes are open. on the beltway, travel lanes are open. no signs of travel in maryland or virginia. around 495. roadwork picked up in bowie on route 50. you're gd to go from annapolis and

395, you're good to go as well. we'll keep an eye on it. back to you. dave, thank you. leave early today if you use metro's orange line. trains will be single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. if you used the stations highlighted, deanwood, minnesota avenue, trains are expected to run about every 16 minutes or so, instead of the normal eight minutes. this is because of changes on problems with weekend project. our transportation reporter adam tuss is going to have a live report in a couple of minutes here. a lot of you are weighing in on nbc washington's facebook page about noise complaints at our airports. here's why. a number of noise complaints for flights from reagan national and dulles international drastically increased from 2015. "washington post" reports airpt

than 42,000 complaints last year at both airports. that is a huge increase from two years ago when there were just under 10,000 complaints. politicians and residents blame the increase on the faa's change to flight paths. you can go to the nbc washington facebook page to let us know what you think about the noise. want to go to angie goff at the live desk. >> what's happening in st. louis? >> just a couple hours ago the mayor of st. louis said again that most of the protesters that they have been dealing with, they're not violent. the days have been calm but the nights have been destructive. take a look. this is video showing the new damage we're seeing. broken windows here. people pushed over flowerpots. we saw crowds running through the streets. during the day, they marched and chanted and inside some of the buildings. that was peaceful. after the sunset, police say that 80 people in all were arrested overnight. we could see even more protests

after a former officer, a white officer was acquitted in a black man's death. that's the latest from the live desk. back to you, aaron. >> angie, thank you. it's 5:06. there will be a preliminary hearing today in the trial of the man accused of killing his young sister and two young cousins. antonio williams admitted to stabbing the little girls at a home in clinton last month. the family says he's suffering from a mental illness. prosecutors say there is no evidence of that. it is a start of a big week for president trump and his take on u.s. foreign policy will be in the spotlight. president trump arrived back home in new york city yesterday. he is getting ready to attend his first united nations meeting as president. mr. trump will take center stage tomorrow when he addresses the u.n. >> he's going to address these specific threats, north korea, iran, terrorism, global teis

of us come together and confront these as a unified body. >> the president is expected to meet with the leaders of israel and france today. news 4's tracie potts will preview mr. trump's first u.n. general assembly coming up at 5:45. you got to take a look at this, folks. this is the touchdown that made long cross-country flights that much better. >> yes. >> turned a tie game into a win for our washington redskins. even better than that. kirk cousins came through. >> that was two minutes left in the game. we were all -- nail biting. my heart was -- >> you knew he'd come through. >> you watch. now the team is tied with the eagles and cowboys. this is only week two. there's a lot of season left to go. at least we came back from a loss from last week. we're all good now. >> news 4 sports carol maloney shows us how players are looking forward. >> a season saving road win in

that may be overstating it a bit but the redskins won a game with 2:00 to go. kirk cousins to ryan grant. then they sealed it with their defense. mason foster, a game clinching interception. redskins win 27-20. >> it's big. this is huge. any time you come on the road, a five-hour flight, walk into somebody else's food, eat their food off their plate, it's big. >> it feels great to gt a team win. everybody was playing their heart out and fighting for it. it feels great. we got to keep getting better. get on the plane and watch it and get better. >> look out for a number of injury announcements this week and one birth announcement. kirk cousins wife julie expecting their first born any day. carol maloney, news 4 sports. the only thing better than football is football and food, right? >> free food. >> even if you're not a football fan, there's a reason to root r

ailun much deal. >> if you buy chips and a drink, you get a free sandwich. >> from subway. going to happen every time they win. >> free subway for everyone. d.c. public schools is basking in its 15 minutes of fame which extended into longer than that. you may have seen it on twitter trending last night. take a look at the tweet. what an unexpected honor. we'd like to thank our educators, our families and our amazing students. this all started when comedian and d.c. public school alum, dave chappelle admitted he didn't show up for rehearsal. >> now i'm going to read this teleprompter. please forgive me. shout out to d.c. public schools. here we go. >> that was at the emmys. john oliver echoed the shoutout just because he wanted it to trend. d.ub

trend. as you may know, chappelle is a d.c. native and graduated from duke ellington school of the arts in 1991. he's often back here in town. >> a lot of celebrities come back after making it big and pay it forward a little bit. the emmys a lot of fun moments like we showed you. but there was one that had everybody talking this morning. >> this came at the beginning of the show when, of course, so easy to do. making fun of washington. that is sean spicer. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmys, period. >> poking fun at himself. remember the speech he gave after the inauguration. >> right. stephen colbert made reference to the size of the crowd. people were confused whether it was sean spicer or melissa mccarthy playing him. former white house secretary poking fun at himself. >> melissa mccarth

audience and her look said it all. she was as surprised as everybody else. >> lot of fun for folks in the crowd. the big winners at emmy night. take a look. >> our favorite show. i'm telling you. i cannot wait. the new season starts september 29th. this is us took home two awards, including best actor for sterling k. brown. i'm so glad he won. he is awesome on the show. >> we'll find out what happened to milo's character. >> yes. >> a lot of awards. snl, the voice won best reality competition series. >> that was a big win. >> hbo's big little lies. won best limited series and top acting awards. hulu's the hand maid's tale won awards. master of none's lena waith became the first

win in a comedy series. it was the first time a black woman was nominated for an emmy there. donald glover, you know him. made emmy history. first black man to win an emmy for outstanding directing. >> love that tux he's wearing. >> that was for the comedy series atlanta. i think best acting for that as well for that same show. >> speaking of all the nice looking suits and, of course, the gowns, the fashion photo gallery. a lot of highlights from the emmys, just check out nbc washington's app. search emmys. after the show, i have to go back and look at all the gowns. i missed all that. that's one of my favorite things to witness. >> the makeup and the hair. >> i have to start watching these shows apparently. >> must be missing something. >> it's past our bedtime. you have to catch up. >> sunday night football is on. >> there's that. be on the lookout. a little thick fog this morning. frederick, maryland to

mile this morning. it's not a visibility problem here in town. but the sheltered valleys and rural areas could be foggy. highs in your hometown, 80 in maryland. 78 in annapolis. it will be breezier because of hurricane jose. just after hurricanes harvey and irma, parts of the world bracing for more hurricanes. whether we'll see any impact here. celebrating the life of comedian and civil rights ac

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bet ready for metro delays. they're single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. the reason construction delays over the weekend. adam tuss is live outside of the new carrollton station with a look at what this means for you. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, eun. this is going to mean a longer wait time for anyone who uses this section of the orange line. take a look as riders are already trying to fill in to trains here. these guys will have to wait. norm,

on opposite platforms that are just going. this train is going to sit for about ten minutes before anyone actually moves. people who are coming to this section of the orange line need to really be prepared. this is all because of an issue with a contractor that metro was using to pour concrete for some rail work that was going on over the weekend. usually what they would do is pour some concrete, get it down there on the rails and it could cure and everything would be fine. metro said there was an issue getting the concrete to settle. when you're dealing with concrete, that's an issue that who knows how long it will take. metro is going to reassess the situation this morning and might have to deal with a couple extra longer delays. again, single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. this is going to affect everyone from new carrollton to minnesota avenue. be prepared to give yourself extra time especially along this section of the orange line, guys. >> adam, are there any other stations people should be

alternates to get around what's happening at these spots? >> reporter: aaron, if you're on this section of the system, the best thing is go to the blue line, largo or morgan boulevard. you can park your car there, catch a bus there. that might be an all the mat for you or else sit here and wait for 10 to 15 minutes like these people are doing. but 10 to 15 minutes and add on the regular metro commute. >> adam tuss, thank you. some metro riders have to use access service to get around, especially if they use a wheelchair. that changes today in maryland. we'll get to that story in addition to other stories. we're going to hear today from the family of a georgia tech student who was shot and killed by campus police. one of the top stories we're following for thu morning. 21-year-old scott shult was killed saturday night. the students say he was carrying a knife and the police were yelling

they want to know why deadly force was necessary. the security video shows a person carrying a grocery bag as they leave home friday morning hours before the attack in london. >> the bag appears to be similar to the package that exploded on the train. police raided that property in connection with the bombing. no one has been identified as the suspected bomber. 20 people were hurt in the bombing. four american college students attacked with acid in france yesterday are okay. french authorities say the students were sprayed in the face wa acid by a woman at a train station. she was arrested officials don't think it was terror-related. they describe the suspect as disturbed. they're boston college students spending time abroad. two major storms headed for spots trying to pick up after hurricane irma. hurricane jose is whipping up winds and

current off the carolinas and on its heels is hurricane maria. that's strengthening and taking aim at the caribbean islands. in puerto rico, people who live there are gearing up for what could be another big hit. a lot of people stocking up on water and wood. the governor warning this could be worse than irma. sheena, we know this is a busy time of year for hurricanes. >> it is. >> so many monster storms it seems like. >> the caribbean has been decimated. to think they have to prepare once again, i feel bad for them. >> me too. it's very unfortunate. if you think about it, antigua, barbuda, 90% of the storms were ruined. they're not going to be seeing good conditions at all. this is expected to be a major hurricane. we'll talk about what's going on, on shore. this morning, as you leave, we have fog to tell you about. leesburg, half mile visibility, frederick less than a half mile. patchy fog this morning.

mid up toer 60s. 71 now in the district. if you're walking outside, it is very mild out. we're not going to feel the effects of jose today as far as winds are concerned. we have the cloud cover around and we do have a few isolated showers in the forecast, especially this afternoon. again, we're watching hurricane jose. it's offshore. if you're closer to the beaches, this is going to increase your wind. look what it's going to do. it's going to make this loop and some computer models are hinting it's going to loop back around and give us rain early next week. there it is now. most of the cloud cover is offshore. tropical storm watches and warnings for the offshore areas, including rehe beth beach. winds could be gusting near 40 miles an hour for the eastern shore and towards virginia beach. we have a high surf advisory. waves breaking maybe 8 to 11 feet. beach erosion. high risk of rip current there. keep that in mind. going into tomorrow, breezier

and windier at the coast. it looks better on friday with the forecast. we'll talk about the weekend forecast in a bit. let's check the roads with dave dildine. hey, dave. >> good morning, sheena. we're talking about work zones on the roads and rails. the beltway in montgomery county. outer loop. the cones, the barrels in the left lane. georgia avenue that extends around the temple avenue. let's kb to metro. orange line, single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. we'll keep you posted. back to you. 5:22 now. he rushed to save a young boy stuck on a carnival ride but needed help himself. how the original rescue went all wrong. join us later today for the ellen degeneres show. it airs here at 3:00 followed

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fall is okay. north carolina officials say one of the cars on this ferris wheel got stuck on friday. the employee climbed up, tried to dislodge the stuck car. he lost his balance and fell to the ground. again, he walked away with minor injuries only. > ♪ >> it was a new orleans-style parade through the streets of d.c. yesterday. this was to honor the late civil rights icon and comedy legend dick gregory. family, friends and fans celebrated his life and the impact he had. >> our derrick ward spoke with gregory's brother and asked abouted sendoff given by his adopted city. >> this turnout is fantastic. all i can say is, y'all

him in the manner that he lived. >> he died last month. he was 84 years old. that was one of the events over the weekend to celebrate gregory's life. on saturday, there was a public memorial service. it was held in landover, maryland. i was coming out of church on sunday and saw the procession. a lot of people just stopped to pay respects. hillary clinton is hitting the road. err book tour begins here in d.c. getting a ticket will cost you. you'll be shocked at the amount they're selling for. could peanut buttercups be a thing of the past? we'll tell you if there's fact behind any of the reese's rum

right now at 5:30, a foggy start to the weekend as you look over the district. depending where you wake up, it can be tough to see when you hit the roads. >> you may want to give yourself extra minutes. also trouble on metro's orange line. any time there's trouble on metro, you extend your commute. adam tuss will get you around that. first, here's storm team 4 weather. >> sheena parveen is watching a tropical storm watch and chuck is outside first with our local forecast. chuck, what's it feel like? >> it's actually p

mostly in the mid to upper 60s inside the beltway. once you're outside the beltway, a couple of degrees cooler and that little change in temperature is what's causing some of the fog to form early this morning. four things to know about the weather. clouds today from hurricane jose which will have a bigger impact on the beaches. i couldn't rule out one or two quick rain showers. rain chances only 20 to 30%. not an impactful amount of rain. especially once you go over the bridge and under the eastern shore, because of jose it will be breezy around here for tomorrow. particularly by the bay. visibility down to zero at la ray right now. frederick to parts of northern maryland, keep that in mind. keep your low beams on, the speeds down a smidgen. shenandoah valley, northern maryland that's where the fog is. on the whole, the daily grade today b-plus. not a bad day to be outside. high around 81 degrees. again, no more than just a smallest little umbrella. sort of a

for showers. for more on what's going on, on the tropics, let's go to sheena -- i'm sorry, dave dildine. >> okay, chuck. b, b-plus in traffic too, i guess. southbound on 95 leaving springfield, virginia. the crash remains in the right lane out of the franconia-springfield parkway. we're going to go to maryland on the outer loop toward georgia avenue. the roadwork still blocking the left lane. heading west on 495. that's causing a delay in you're silver spring. >> orange line, single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. deanwood and minnesota avenue will be affected. they're talking about the unscheduled track work and single tracking. that's the latest. back to you. >> dave, thank you. it's 5:32. in the top stories, you heard about the delays on the orange lane. this is because of unforeseen construction problems over the

concrete along the eastern portion of that line. add an extra ten, 15 minutes to your commute. 80 people were arrested in st. louis overnight. it was another night of vandalism after big peaceful protest during the day. this was all over a white police officer was acquitted for a black man's death. you may not d.c. public schools trending on social media this morning. believe it or not, it's because of the emmy awards. >> dave chappelle and john oliver gave our local district a shoutout and had the whole world thinking about our local schools. we'll tell you what they said. show you the best tweets and recap some of the highlights from the night throughout the morning. fun event. just when we thought we had made it through these hurricanes, jose is now making his way close to the delmarva coast. look at that. a storm watch in full effect as windy conditions are

next 48 hours. >> right now, jose is staying close, about 200 miles off the ocean city coast. we're still seeing -- still going to see some of the strong winds from this. the storm expected to weaken as had heads north. let's go to the weather center and sheena parveen. >> it's a category 1. it's bound to be causing issues closer to land. here it is. as we go through time, we're going to advance this and you see the track of this. so it is expected to weaken. but take a look at this loop that it does. some computer models, they keep it offshore but they're showing t this. hurricane jose right off the coastline. it's causing tropical storm watches and warnings, mainly for the offshore waters. if you're parts of southern delaware, rehoboth beach, along the jersey shore, that's a tropical storm watch. we had warnings off the coast of the eastern shore. winds gusting 40 miles per hour

inland, closer to 20 miles an hour. high surf for the eastern shore, too. that's not only the only one. we're watching maria which could be a major hurricane nearing puerto rico. dominican republic and potentially near the bahamas, we'll take a closer look at this. it will impact coming up in a bit. >> sheena, thanks for that. as irma blew through key west residents and other islanders had to evacuate. not knowing when they would be able to return home or even if their home was still standing. authorities finally loud monroe county residents to return home starting saturday morning. there is a checkpoint in place right now to make sure that only residents of the lower keys are being allowed to return as the recovery effort in other areas continues. power has slowly been returning to parts of the keys allowing communication efforts -- you are looking at photos from the double fatal crash in great falls. fairfax county police say b

after the car they were in slammed into a tree. a 15-year-old girl bhofs in the back seat was critically hurt. he ran off the road and veered into the trees sending car parts flying. the cause of that crash is still being investigated. 5:36 right now. jeb stuart high school at the center of a name debate. now the community gets to pick the new name. why the top picks could continue to cause some controversy. it's the candy concern that's making a lot of chocolate lovers a little nervous. could peanut buttercups be discontinued? what you should kno bwef

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we're getting closer to finding out the new name for jeb stewart high school. on saturday, they voted on potential names for the school. the leading choices are stuart or stuart raiders and a var yigs of thorough good marshall. it's currently named after a confederate military leader. they will post the recommendation for the new name on thursday and then present it to the school board next week. a final vote on all of this is scheduled for october 26th. >> there's been a lot of controversy whether it's worth changing the name. it will be costly to change the signage. >> same question wit s

names and so forth. we'll see what happens. 5:4 right now. construction to begin on the largest high school in montgomery counties. today school leaders will break ground on the new seneca valley high school. it will be built on crystal rock drive where the current school is now. when it opens in the fall of 2020, it will be able to hold more than 2400 students. if you have a child in montgomery county public schools, you'll notice letter grades are making a comeback. that's according to the "washington post." the school system is getting rid of the old system, which included 36789 ps, meaning proficient. district officials made that change after a long tryout failed to resolve complaints and glitches with the old system. it's hard to figure out what proficient is, satisfactory, that sort of thing on a scale for kids. >> especially when we associate a number, a letter and a number to understand what is good and what's nod good. >> you can compare. 5:40 i

we turn to storm team 4. >> good morning. we're looking at a pretty mild start to your monday. little bit of patchy fog out there. before you leave, keep that in mind. you don't need a jacket this morning. coming up, we'll talk about our rain chances for today and how hurricane jose could be impacting our weather. that's straight ahead. watching a work zone on the beltway in montgomery county. late to clear. slowing traffic on the outer loop near georgia avenue. track work zone on metro. we'll have more details as "news4 today" continues. plus, did you see this? it's the emmy moment you won't want to admit you missed. sean spicer taking the stage, podium,everythi ng

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right now, if you're just joining us, we want to warn you about metro delays. they're on the eastern portion of the orange line. >> news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss is going tolet us know more about that. >> dave dildine will help us also. they're expecting traffic headaches all week. that's because the united nations general assembly begins its session today. security is tight as world leaders and president trump are in town for the meeting. news 4's tracie potts live on capitol hill for us now. >> tracie, the president is going to speak tomorrow at the u.n. any idea what to expect? >> he's going to talk about reform. he's been really critical of the united nations questioning whether we're getting money's worth kicking in a quarter of the budget for what he calls a social group, a club sitting around talking. not necessarily getting things done. that is very important right now as the president really needs the u.n.'s help to deal with

have not worked. the trump administration wanted tougher sanctions than what they ended up getting calling them watered down. according to the secretary of state, he'll talk about other hotspots when he talks about global te global terrorism and democracy. he doesn't think the u.n. is a friend of democracy or a friend of israel. he'll be meeting with benjamin netanyahu in new york today before that speech tomorrow. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. >> this just in. we've learned from the far east that the u.s. as well as japan and south korean forces, they just executed a big show of force. this mission in response to north korea's most recent missile launch, from what we're told this involved not only two bombers but more than a dozen fighter jets from all three countries that were involved in this. what tdi

of what their attack capabilities would be at this time if need be. we are waiting on getting new pictures of these exercises and bring them to you from the live desk shortly. stay with us. angie goff, thank you. if you spent any time on twitter over the last 24 hours, you've probably seen this. it is a retweet by the president to a heavily doctored and edited video showing him hitting a golf ball that then hits hillary clinton. some critics on social media are calling the retweet sexist and another example of what they're calling an attack on women. the original video of mrs. clinton is from 2011 when she tripped while boarding a plane as secretary of state. hillary clinton is kicking off her book tour in d.c. she's holding an event at warner theater in northwest. the event sold out. some tickets are being resold online. the orchestra seats are going for as high as

during the event, clinton will speak about her new book called what happened, the campaign and how she's moving on. decision 2017 where the money race is heating up an the new report showing virginia democrats have an edge right now. the virginia public access project says democrat ralph northam, the lieutenant governor has more than ed gillespie. in the race for attorney general, mark herring has more than triple the amount raised over republican john adams. the group says the numbers are from july and august. the virginia kwaids fcandidatesf will face off in a debate at 7:00 p.m. nbc's chuck todd will moderate that debate and bureau chief, julie carey and i will serve as panelists. we've been working through questions on this for the last couple of weeks. we're ready for the debate. you can watch it in the nbc washington app. >> to pros to be involved in that. >> doing the best we can. a

george's county is back open this morning. >> we are working for you in the community. molette green is out for the grand reopening. molette, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey, good morning to you guys. we've got the staff waiting here at the prince george's sports and learning center. we've got the dj pumped up. we've got balloons. waiting to open the doors at 6:00 a.m. after a two-week shutdown. this school meets a big need in the community. we'll talk about that in the 6:00 hour on "news4 today." live in the community. >> all right. i've been there. it is a beautiful facility out there. can't wait to see more about what's happening there. >> it is. >> thank you. the first annual best in shaw dog show sent the winners home with plenty of money for kibble and bits. riley's owner took home the top prize. $1250. >> was that chuck bell? >> this is chuck bell. sunglasses

>> i meant with the bandana and the harness. >> easy. >> the new bethany baptist church opened its parking lot up to the pampered pooches where they competed for the top title there. >> and yes, mr. bell's own pooch won an award. the proud papa walked away with a winner. taking the title for prettiest girl. he emceed that event as well. >> she was allowed in the best in winner's cat goi r for the overall best in show. i think that having dad emcee the event hurt her chances of winning. >> they didn't want her to winnow owe. >> $1250 for first place. let me tell you something, this is as close as she's come to paying for her own food. she got a cute ribbon, wag time. >> she's a professional. >> she was the first puppy out of her litter to get h

you tell her look, look, look. ears up, tail up, off she goes. outside, we're keeping a close eye on two different hurricanes. the first one, jose, is just off the coast of north carolina. though it's not going to be making a landfall here in the mainland of the u.s., it certainly is going to have an impact on the eastern shore. the jersey coast, the delaware, md coasts, all going to have a windy second half of the day. winds could be near 50 miles per hour from rehoboth or ocean city. concerns at the coastline, tomorrow will be a windy and wavy day at the coastline. there's jose now. that's going to be doing a loop deloop. hurricane maria likely to be a major hurricane making landfall in puerto rico late tomorrow into early wednesday. what they did not need in the caribbean. for us, all we're going to get is an increasing number of clouds. th

little sprinkle or shower of rain. rainfall amounts not expected to be more than a few hundredths of an inch. highest rain chances are eastbound towards the bay and eventually on to the eastern shore. before we get there, we have a little fog this morning. northern maryland out into the shenandoah valley. be careful there for lower visibility. otherwise, it's anything but chilly. upper 60s to around 70. we'll get into the upper 70s to 80 degrees today. a lot more cloud cover than we had over the weekend. for tomorrow, here's tuesday's future weather. another mostly cloudy day. most of the rain chances tomorrow, again, from i-95 eastbound towards the bay bridge and out on to the eastern shore. we'll keep that 20 30rks% chance of a shower or two in the forecast today and for tomorrow as well. again, if you're headed out to the beaches or have any information there, northeast winds, 30 miles per hour. could be 40 to 50 miles per hour winds tomorrow at the beaches. a blustery day on wednesday

here's our forecast. a lot of clouds the next few days. not a lot of rain. into the middle of the week, nice and warm. looks like we'll be dry to finish the week and into the weekend. it is traffic time. let's go to wtop's very own dave dildine. >> it is certainly traffic time. the beltway in montgomery county sitting in bumper to bumper westbound on 495. a late to clear work zone. georgia avenue has cleared. they're slow than would be. wider view of the beltway shows the big glaring difficulty right now. 49 r5. no problems in virginia. we have a late to clear track work on metro rail. on the orange line, the eastern end of prorngs. single tracking between new carrollton. affecting deanwood and minnesota avenue stations. we'll keep you posted on this. unforeseen difficulties is what it's called. that is the latest from the wtop traffic center.

you do hit the road. back to you. thanks, dave. it was a surprise at the emmys that a lot of people was written on their faces. >> sean spicer rolling out on to stage in a scene we thought we'd only see on "saturday night live." >> melissa mccarthy. >> this is the largest audience to witness an emmys, period. both in person and around the world. >> there you go. spicer looking like he had a good time poking fun at himself for that crowd-sized presser he gave during his first briefing. remember the inauguration and the moment took the words out of melissa mccarthy's mouth and just about everyone else. people were truly stunned. >> a lot of fun moments. hats off to stephen

>> he is a genius. a lot of you are weighing in on the nbc washington facebook page about noise complaints at our airports. the number of complaints from reagan national and dulles increased from 2015. airport leaders got more than 42,000 complaints last year at both airports. a huge increase from two years ago when there were 10,000 complaints. politicians and residents blame it on the change to flight path. you can go to the nbc washington app page and let us know what you think about this, too. mcdonald's happy meal about to get healthier. they'll switch to organic apple juice starting next month. customers can opt for 1% milk or nonfat chocolate milk. sales of organic groceries topped $43 billion. i'm landon dowdy for this cnbc bu

thank you, landon. this news caused a lot of chocolate lovers, including myself, to worry a little bit. there was an article that said hershey's was discontinuing reese's peanut buttercups. you'd have to cancel halloween. are you kidding me? want to let everybody know you can breathe a deep sigh of relief. yes, chuck. he loves them too. that was a prank. the hershey's company issued a statement saying rest assured the only people -- we're moving reese's products from shelves are consumers taking them home to eat. >> i tend not to buy the big bags because i horde them and hide them from the children. in one sitting. >> this is one of those things that you never knew you needed. it's a variation of a favorite cook cookie. >> this is the cookie butter oreo. they're out today. the oreo's have a graham

cookie butter flavored cream. i don't know what that is. >> this is a terrible idea. >> it's a -- it tastes like cookie dough almost but in a peanut butter form. like nutella. if the cookies aren't chocolate, i'm not eating an oreo. >> i have done the vanilla oreo. it's actually pretty good. >> why mess with a good thing. >> the cookie butter thing is limited. you should be able to get it at target. we checked the website. wasn't there yet. >> i'm posting this on facebook. i want to know if you like the original or the varieties. >> pumpkin spice, a lot of things going on with the oreo's. >> original. 5:57. next at 6:00, protest chaos. 80 people arrested in an overnight clash with police. angie goff with the latest from st. louis. plus, study abroad nightmare. college students attacked with

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shoutout to d.c. public schools. here we go. >> yes. d.c. public schools. it's the emmy award shoutout that has the whole world talking about d.c. public schools. why people everywhere were told to tweet about our local school district. take a look at this. some of the hash tags. this is all thanks in part to alum dave chappelle. he's not the only reason this became so popular. i think the reference that he made to d.c. public schools was offhand. it wasn't planned it didn't look like. >> he didn't show up for rehearsal and said i'm going to read this teleprompter. thanks, d.c. public schools. >> number one trending here in d.c. i saw an actor in south africa tweet d.c. public schools. >> he