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

>> we're going to have much more on the emmys, on dave chappelle and what's the other guy's name. >> john oliver. who did it to just because to get it trending. it worked. 71 degrees outside our studios. pretty comfortable way to start. >> really comfortable. i was going to say if anyone ad libs, i want to see dave chappelle. too bad it wasn't more than that. it is mild, 71 degrees outside. a little bit of patchy fog out there. not for everybody. here's what the map looks like. most of the area is fine. if you're in leesburg or frederick, visibility less than a half mile this morning. be careful in those areas. your bus stop forecast not too bad. by 8:00 this morning, you'll see the cloud around, maybe a few sprinkles at best. by 3:00 p.m., we have the better chance of a passing shower in the forecast this afternoon. here is hurricane jose. it's going to s

watches and warnings. that's coming up in a bit. chuck bell will have more on that. right now let's check the traffic and how the roads are doing this monday morning. >> dave dildine is in wtop. >> we're doing okay sheena. we're watching the beltway on the outer loop. it's still heading west into silver spring. there's a late to clear work zone. we'll get to adam tuss to talk about the orange line. the outer loop, picked up the work zone to georgia avenue. the orange line single tracking between new carrollton and cheverly. it's affecting several stops with single tracking delays. adam tuss will have more on this coming up. for the latest on this, in the meantime, virginia majors in good shape. that's the latest on the roads. back to you. thank you, dave. news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss is standing by

look at what's causing thee delays. >> he can tell us ways to avoid the slowdowns too. adam, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. this is going to be for anyone riding on this section of the orange line. from new carrollton down to minnesota avenue, you'll be facing some pretty significant delays this morning because of single tracking going on here. everyone on this train, obviously, just kind of sitting and waiting for things to pick up. this is because of a construction-related delay with regards to concrete that's going on here. metro had an issue with concrete that was actually being poured to set in place before the rail. this could add 10 to 15 minutes to your commute. the good news is that the section of the orange line basically from vienna to stadium armour should be running normally. it's this eastern section of the system that's a bigger issue. riders we talked to seem to be taking it in stride. >> i know they're working on

to get things better. you have to be tolerant. it's a way to work. >> patience, patience, patience is the key this morning as you ride on the orange line. be prepare for 10 to 15 minutes between new carrollton an cheverly. back to you. >> we know that could add up for your morning commute. adam tuss, thank you. 6:04 right now. it's still going. d.c. public schools trending on twitter this morning after big shoutouts at the emmy awards last night. you can see all the tweets here. we'll go through them in a few minutes. first, we want to explain how this happened. >> spontaneous shoutout led to all of this. it started when comedian and d.c. public school alum dave chappelle admitted he didn't show up for the rehearsal at the emmy awards. >> now i'm going to read this

teleprompter. please forgive me. shoutout to d.c. public schools. >> i would like to thank d.c. public schools because i think it would be great to get started trending on twitter for no reason whatsoever. >> you haertd that. john oliver. it worked. john oliver, as he was accepting his award echoed the shoutout from dave chappelle. it took off from there. chappelle graduated from duke ellington school of the arts in 1991. coming up in a minute, angie goff is going to go through the tweets shouting out d.c. public schools. d.c. responded, the school district did. we'll try to get the chancellor too. >> one person on a national stage. there you go. >> all over the world. today we should get more information on the gunman on the university of maryland campus. the university sent an alert that police were actively looking for someone who was reported to be armed near leonard town and frat row. they didn't find anyone

the college park campus. breaking news now. another day and night of protests in st. louis. once again, they became disruptive overnight. windows smashed and people running through the streets. angie goff at the live desk with what happens after you went to bed. >> angie? >> you saah that damage there. more protests are possible today, this is after the march in st. louis. 80 people were arrested overnight in protest of a white police officer acquitted for fatally shooting a black man. a new look at the significant damage that was done to businesses and buildings. you saw some pictures there of windows shattered and you see other people taken away in handcuffs. the mayor blaming what she called agitators for the violence and said for the most part, the majority of the protesters have been peaceful. >> we do not condone this. i'm probably speaking for a lot

reporting that a chemical was thrown on police at one point and one officer with being treated for a nonlife-threatening injury. that's the latest much. angie, thank you. 6:07 our time now. >> this is exactly the sort of thing redskins fans want from kirk cousins. in the red zone, tie game. comes through. 2:00 left, tie game. we were all sweating bullets. >> a little bit of pressure sometimes can go a long way. d.c. beat l.a. because of at that touchdown. news 4's sports carol maloney shows us the team has good vibes coming home. >> reporter: season-saving road win in week two. that may be overstating it a bit. but the redskins won a game that was tied with 2:00 to go. kirk cousins to ryan grant. then they sealed it with their defense. may john foster a game clinching

>> it's big. this is huge. any time you come on the road, get give each one a five -- >> it feels great to get a team win and everybody was playing their heart out. you know, fighting for it. it feels great but we got to keep getting better. >> redskins on the lookout for a number of injury announcements this week and one birth announcement. kirk cousins' wife julie expecting their first born any day. carol maloney. >> all that pressure and his wife is about to have a baby. go kirk cousins. they say defense wins games. l.a. rams head coach used to be a d.c. -- >> you can get a good deal on lunch if you buy a drink and chips at subway. you can get a free

you need a coupon and you have to show that when you go into the restaurant. the pool at the prince george's county sports and learning complex is back open this morning. we're working for you in the community today. molette green out this for the grand reopening. molette, how important is this pool? >> it's a beautiful facility. it's really important to that community. >> reporter: it's phenomenal. the seniors are here. we saw a group of them. like 15 coming in. miss beverly is getting in the water. she's one of the seniors who loves to take advantage of senior day here. they get to use this pool for free. they had to close it down for two weeks and it looks good. they had to give it a good scrubbing. they had to drain the pool, check the maintenance. but this facility is really the only one of its kind on this side of town

yachtsville area. means a lot to this community. we're happy to be back. much more on them. back to you guys. look. >> it's huge. i'm meteorologist chuck bell. coming up on 6:10 on your monday morning. clouds and a little fog this morning. the fog will burn away. but the clouds are with us for the remainder of the day. only a slight chance a stray shower or two today. afternoon highs up around 80 degrees. have two hurricanes, jose and maria to update you on. i'll do that in a minute. drop the knife. >> plus, a student shot and killed on a campus. now we're seeing the encounter with police. >> attacked with as individual while studying abroad.

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it's 6:14. hurricane jose is getting closer. just after irma finally leaves us, jose is now making its way close to the delmarva coast. about 200 miles off the ocean city coast. a storm watch is now in full effect as windy conditions are expected to blow through this area in the next 48 hours. >> we'll see strong winds even as it weakens. chuck bell has an update on jose now. what's the latest? >> the impacts will be a lot higher the farther you go east of the d.c. area. over the bay and out to the beaches as well. jose still a long ways away. it's a category 1 hurricane.

miles off the delmarva coast. so it will be very windy. the coastal locations could have winds up to near 40 to 50 miles per hour. tropical storm watch for southern dale wadelaware. this will be a huge problem early during the day on wednesday as potentially a category 4 storm in ports rico. they were hard hit by irma not long ago. sheena has your five-day forecast coming right now. chuck, thank you. four boston college students are okay after being attacked with acid in france. authorities say a woman at a train station attacked the students would were studying in paris and den hark. officials say the suspect is mentally ill. one victim gave a detailed account. the attacker has been arrested. we'll hear from the parents of the g

shot and killed. justin finch is in the newsroom with more on all this. justin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. we're learning more about the 21-year-old shot in front of students. take a look at this. he had a knife and was walking towards officers who were yelling drop it. schultz even told officers to shoot. to which officers relied saying they didn't not want to hurt schultz. officers began to shoot after schultz did not comply with their order ds. schultz was taken to a hospital on sunday and died later that day. schultz's family want to know why georgia tech officers had to use deadly force at all in this case. i'm justin finch in the newsroom. now back to the studio. >> justin, thank you. i want to give a shoutout to d.c. public schools. maybe. maybe it will be turned in this morning too. >> it's been trending overnight and into this morning. we told you how t

our local district in the spotlight. angie goff is here in the studio with how this all went done. this is so funny. this is a monday motivation. it started, of course, with dave chappelle here. he went to duke ellington school of the arts decades ago. he gave a shoutout. but then things took a turn with john oliver. he got this thing going. he wanted d.c. public skoolgs to be trending and that's exactly what happened. that's all he said. people were just doing it just to do it. people congratulating our school syst system. some saying that john oliver is totally in control of the internet. the memes are so funny coming out. this is our favor. >> houmt can we lick this one. i'll get to that in a minute. people have had a call for action asking heme to support the

this one from d.c. public schools official account. it says us right no. i mean, aaron, it says it all. >> she is adorable. >> pretty cool there. angie, thank you. d.c. public schools wasn't the only winner of the night. we'll fill you in on who won some of the top awards. >> sterling k. brown from this is us. he's so good. i love that show. other mem ashl moments, including -- it's good news for residents in prince george's county. the pool st. it's back open this morning. >> it had been closed for a couple of weeks. the staff is getting ready to invite people back in. molette green is at the pool right now. how is everything looking, molette? >> reporter: all right. seems like molette can't hear us gh

in with her. >> looks like they had visitors there. looked like a prince or a king or somebody. maybe a mascot. >> seeing things. >> it is monday. so no rain drons to talk about this morning? >> no. that's good. we have a little bit of fog. not everybody. but fall is coming up. technically on the calendar. >> you already have a pumpkin spiced coffee. i'm sure we'll see that as the weather cools down. we'll be in the 830s this week. it's going to be nice and warm today. mild for the bus stop. nasty fog out there as well as. the good thing is we're try. exercise. maybe a stray shower is best. we're in the mid to upper 60s. 65 a

the fog is frederick and leesburg. areas less than a mile visibility. elsewhere, we're looking pretty good. if you're walking the dog, kay needs a home. you can find them available at the rescue alliance. highs near 80 this afternoon. chance of a stray shower at best. but that would be a fairly light shower. so here's future weather. you see it here. cloudy skies today. the showers trying to make their way to this afternoon. looked as we go into tonight. what i just showed you, that is hurricane jose. it's going to stay offshore. here are the wind gusts across the area. by 6:00 a.m., mostly along the beaches. inland, winds near 15, 20 miles an hour. we go through tuesday and into wednesday. those winds gusting closer to 30 or 40 right along the coastline. inland, it will be breezy but not as windy. at the coast tomorrow, we're going to keep that rain chance in the forecast. wednesday through friday, we warm back into about the mid-830s. we'll take a closer look at the weekend forecast and what you can expect coming up.

dave dildine is here with more. >> good morning, sheena. we're going to take you to virginia. i-66 eastbound. not so bad. just a fender bender on the right shoulder. it's enough to produce a rubber necking delay. no lane blocking crashes on 66 inbounds. route 7 westbound leaving tysons, past dulles toll road, 267. there's a crash on the right side. go to maryland. frederick county, away are it. southbound 270. volumes eastbound 70 near mt. airy. the crash has just been cleared. that's the latest. back to you. >> dave, thank you. hillary clinton is hitting the road. her book tour begins here in d.c. >> but it's

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i should say at long last mr. president here is your emmy. >> that's alec baldwin. it may have been hollywood's night but washington was on everyone's mind. that's because of speeches like that. alec baldwin winning for his portrayal of the president on snl. every time he came on, people talked about it. >> he ended there with talking about the arts and how much they're valued and writing, acting, visual arts, all that stuff. really nice to hear him talk about that. >> that wasn't the only golden statue given for the snl season. >> kate mckinnon won for supporting actresactress.

>> i didn't see it. >> every time she's on snl, it's amazing. you know what, melissa mccarthy won for that portrayal of sean spicer who showed up during the show. the show won four awards, including outstanding variety sketch series. oh, my goodness, my favorite show. the only one i make time to watch, this is us. it took home two awards, including best actor. i'm happy for sterling k. brown. he is just amazing. he carries that show in so many ways. >> he said it was the best thing to happen to a black guy in a white family. as the adopted character in the show. it's back on tv -- >> september 29th. >> note just because it's on nbc. it is a good show. it really is. >> worth every minute. best reality competition series. also nbc. >> hulu's, the hand maid's tale cleaned up.

julia louis-dreyfus made history. she really is funny. her sixth emmy in a row for veep. veep also won big as a series. taking home outstanding comedy series for the third year in a row there. she was tied with murphy brown for the most. >> candice bergen. >> most emmy wins for a single role. beat color is leechman -- >> does she have to stop running. >> get her to do the seinfeld dance. remember that? >> of course i remember that. >> there's no room. >> can i do it? >> all right. not quite as easy in a little screen here. >> i think you did a good job, aaron. nicole kidman had just spoken for a full minute with no interruption. brown went up to finish his thoughts and they cut him off. so he went backstage to finish that speech. oo

another big moment brought sean spicer to the stage. it's an emmy moment you won't want to admit you missed. he poked a little fun at himself. next. plus, another check on your commute and see if you're going to take metro this morning, you might need to leave extra time for yourself. we'll fill you in on that. >> we'll check in with molette green. we have a technical glitch figured out. molette? >> reporter: hey there, guys. they're doing water aerobics. back in the pool after a two-week shutdown. flame the mascot, he can't jump in. he's hot. we'll tell you why it's so importan

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thanks for joining us early. i'm eun yang. i'm aaron gilchrist. a lot to talk about from emmys to delays on metro. the redskins won a game. >> that was the highlight of my day. first, a check on the forecast with meteorologist chuck bell. give us good news, chuck. >> i got plenty of good news. it's going to be another mild day today. temperatures near 80 degrees this afternoon. off to a comfortable start. but a lot of moisture in the atmosphere. there is patchy fog to be dealt with. there's the view from the tower towards downtown. the top of the monument just barely obscured by the fog. the thickest fog in northern maryland. parts of western loudoun county into the shenandoah valley. future weather carries a chance of a passing shower. rain chances only 20%. not a high impact event at all. just a stray shower that shouldn't last more than five or ten minutes if you get one. mostly in the 60s. giving today a b-plus. not too much to complain about. high

chance for a few showers. sheena and i are tracking a few issues impact the different areas. let's go to mr. dave dildine for a look at the traffic. >> prince george's on route 5 just past coventry or curvy. the wreck reported along the right side. keep left and north as you head out this way. wider view, shows the recurring volume delays on the outer loop near silver spring. delays building towards annandale. in virginia, 66 -- on that trail, orange line, that late to clear track work is still single tracking from carrollton and cheverly. in the top stories, you heard about the delays on the orange line. metro says there are fewer trains today because of unforeseen construction problems from the weekend. crews need extra time to pour

portion of that line. add 10, 15 minutes to your commute. windows shattered, the protests in st. louis turned destructive once the sun went down. this is after a white ex-police officer was acquitted for a black man's death. police arrested 80 people and seized weapons overnight. president trump is in new york city ahead of his big speech at the united nations tomorrow. he's slated to meet with leaders from france and israel today. you can expect north korea to play a big part in all of the meetings this week. angie goff at the live desk. back now with the photos, aaron and eun we were working on getting. these just in. showing the joint show of force that just happened between the u.s., japan and south korea in response to north korea's latest missile launch. you can see right there, the

formation. this mission happening across the peninsula, reenacting their attack capabilities. two bombers we know were used from guam. a dozen fighter jets were used. those coming from japan as well as the u.s. this is action being taken a day before president trump addresses the u.n. a speech where he is expected to talk about the rising tensions with north korea and eun, keep in mind, for the first time, the north korean delegation going to be 20 feet from the president when they're in that room together at the u.n. meeting in new york. back to you. >> interesting to see what happens. angie, thank you. if you spent any time on twitter the last 24 hours, you've probably seen this. take a look. a retweet by the president of a heavily doctored and edited video showing mr. trump hitting a golf ball and hitting hillary clinton. some critics on social media called the retweet sexist and another example of an attack on won.

clinton is actually from 2011 when she tripped while boarding a plane as secretary of state. hillary clinton kicks off her book tour today in d.c. she's holding an event at the theater. the event is sold out. some tickets are being resold online. orchestra seats going for as high as $897. that's a lot of money during the weekend clinton will speak about her book. the campaign and how she's moved on after losing the election. and watch us tomorrow night for a big political event here. the virginia governor's debate. i'm a panelist there along with julie carey. chuck todd of meet the press will moderate the debate. you can watch here on nbc4 at 7:00 and also in the nbc washington app. if you haven't seen this surprise from the emmys, get ready for it to be flooding your social media time lines today. >>

secretary rolls on to the stage in a moment that shocked. it set twitter on fire. take a look. >> this will be the largest audience to witness an emmys, period. >> that was the real sean spicer. not melissa mccarthy. you saw her react not guilty the audience. he had a good time poking fun at himself for the crowd size presser he gave after the inauguration. not everyone was happy about this. some questioned whether spicer should have been there at all. coming up, another moment getting a lot of attention. of course, the shoutout to d.c. public schools. it's still trending this morning. >> as it should be. a big moment for the school system here, for sure. it's now 6:36. molette green is out at the pool this morning. >> is she in the pool? far end of the pool. there you go. >> reporter: i know. on this side of the pool, we've got guys

laps. getting it all in. they're seniors. why this program in prince george's county is so unique. we've got much more coming up live in the community in prince george's county at the prince george's sports and learning center in just a few. look at those laps. i wish i could do that. >> you and me both, molette. this is the candy concern that's making eun very nervous this morning. could peanut

deep breaths people. pause. a lot of chocolate lovers, like me, to worry a little bit there was an article that claimed the hershey's was

reese's peanut buttercups next month. you can't do that. you'd have to cancel halloween. now we know it was a prank. halloween with no peanut buttercups? come on. people were demanding answers from hershey's. >> can you imagine the people answering these calls. issued a statement saying rest assured, the only people removing reese's products from shelves are consumers. we a taking them home to eat. >> that would be the end of the company. >> listen, we all want peanut buttercups, you, sheena, chuck. >> i'm expecting them in the newsroom by the time the show it over. maybe make goodbye hershey's from the prank. a little bit of patchy fog. you'll notice the clouds around through the day. maybe a stray shower this afternoon. we're talking a

off the coast. that's hurricane jose. we'll talk about what we can expect locally. let's check the local traffic with david at wtop. good morning, dave. >> good morning, sheena. the baltimore washington parkway, southbound traffic is slow at 197. a crash on the right side. a wreck after 198. blocking the left side. no good news on metro rail. the single tracking continues on the eastern end between new carrollton and sever cheverly. adam tuss is on the orange line. >> reporter: dave, a lot of metro riders doing a lot of waiting. we're going to tell you what's going on. that story coming up next. plus, d.c. public schools the talk of twitter this morning. look at all that. it's all thanks to the emmy awards.

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get ready for metro delays this morning. orange line trains are single tracking between the new carrollton and cheverly stations. you know this is going to be a problem. the reason, construction problems over the weekend. still dealing with this. >> news 4's transportation reporter adam tuss is live at the new carrollton station for what it means for all the folks riding metro today. adam. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. this means a lot of

platform, just hanging out waiting for their train to come. we're talking about delays of 10 to 15 minutes as metro is single tracking through that area between new carrollton and cheverly. this goes down to minnesota avenue where you'll be facing delays here. take a look at the maps. you can sigh what we're dealing with here. this deals with a concrete issue that metro has with the tracks. putting the concrete underneath the tracks to keep things in place. obviously, that's a huge issue. we don't know if metro is going to have this issue resolved. we have to wait for an update this morning. regardless, some riders say they were warned about this. it was a little too late. >> i subscribe to the metro alerts. so i was warned to leave a little earlier. but i was already out the door. >> do you usually give yourself extra time with metro? >> yeah. there's a couple trains that i take to allow myself to get to work on

>> reporter: and take a look at everybody who is here on the platform as we wait for the next train. there's currently no train here at new carrollton. this is what you'll be expecting all morning as we wait for the single tracking to clear up and this construction issue to take care of itself. guys, an update as soon as it's available. back to you. >> adam, thank you. it's 6:47. only on news 4, take a look at these photos from the double fatal accident in great falls. the cars are just mangled. fairfax county police say benjamin winger and abigail's car slammed into a tree. police say he ran off the road and veered into the tree sending the car parts flying. the cause of that crash is still being investigated. this is off of the live desk. st. louis authorities ready for another day of protests after the city was rocked

night of violence. huge crowds were in the streets. windows of businesses as you saw smashed. city planters overturned and cracked. 80 people were arrested we know one police officer is being treated for nonlife-threatening injuries now. important to note though that the weekend protests over the acquittal of a white officer who fatally shot a black man has been mostly peaceful. more on the developing story coming up on the "today" show later this morning. aaron? >> angie, thank you. today we should get more information on reports of a gunman on the university of maryland campus. they sent an alert that police were actively looking for someone armed. they didn't find anyone there and an all clear was quickly issued. right now, the public school system is basking in 15 minutes of fame. you may have seen it trending on twitter last night. still going this morning. >> 15 minutes. extended for a lot longer, right? >> all started when comedian and d.c. public school alum,

chappelle admitted that he did not show up for rehearsals for the emmy awards. >> i'm going to read this teleprompt teleprompter. please forgive me. shoutout to d.c. public schools. here we go. >> like dave chappelle, i would like to unexpectedly thank d.c. public schools. i thought it would be great to start it trending on twitter for no reason whatsoever. >> guess what, john oliver. it worked. echoing the shoutout, it really took off from there. if you didn't know, chappelle is a d.c. native and graduated from duke ellington school of the arts in 1991. he comes back home a lot. you know what i mean? >> d.c. schools said no. thank you. take a look at all the tweets. jessica biel shouted out d.c. public schools on twitter. the school system itself did not tweeting itself too. what an unexpected honor. thank our educators and families and of course, our amazing students. >> what was great a lot of people said

support the school system too. support the great kids. >> and the arts. dave chappelle from the duke ellington school. the school of the arts. a lot of time talking about d.c. schools today. much deserved. 6:50 now. hail to the redskinsment they have a week of good vibes after this one. look at that clutch touchdown. two minutes left in the game. this is exactly what people want kirk cousins to do. he delivered in the red zone with less than 2:00 to go. the game was tied. the 'skins play again next sunday against oakland raiders here at home. you can watch it here on nbc4. we need another performance like that. although, i don't want it that tight. it makes me too nervous. makes for a great game. >> but the relief. wasn't it worth it? >> goodness gracious. the defense showed up too. >> redskins wins, nat wins, cowboys lost. eagles lost. it's like the quadfecta. >> some cloudiness to

we have a slight chance for a little rain today and tomorrow. not expecting a lot of rain. if you can't find the umbrella, left it at the office, you'll probably get away without it most of the day. the clouds will be hanging with us most of the day and tomorrow as well. these clouds are actually the result of hurricane jose which is off the coast of cape hatteras, north carolina. out the door you go this morning. mostly in the 50s and 60s to near 70. visibility is lowest now from frederick, maryland, to leesburg, virginia, towards la ray. be careful for that. not as much of an issue here. skies will remain mostly cloudy. be warm and u mid. your rain chance is low. only 20%. here social security on future weather. you can see the spiraling band. this hit and miss rain chance. little ten-minute, 20-minute long rain showers. that's about it. for tomorrow, a little higher chance for rain. most of tomorrow's rain chance will be out towards the bay and

rainfall amounts inside the beltway tomorrow, probably only a few hundredths of an inch. could get an inch or more along the delaware coast from ocean city to rehoboth where the effects will be quite a bit higher than here. highs around 80 to 82 degrees. mid-60s tomorrow morning. low 80s tomorrow. mostly east of i-95. look at this at the coastline. tuesday and wednesday, especially tuesday, wind and gusts. ocean city and rehoboth, could be 40 to 50 miles per hour. around here a little breezy. but nowhere near that extreme. winds tomorrow, near 35. 25 around town. sunshine and warm dry weather wednesday, thursday friday. dave dildine, the upcoming weekend is looking very nice. >> excellent. traffic not so nice on i-66 eastbound chuck. brand new crash east of 123 near

nutley street. you can see the arrow to the left. rescue on the way. traffic is on the left. north lane blocked. in maryland, branch avenue, northbound after curvy and coventry. a crash along the right side. in burtonsville, southbound on route 29, a wreck on 29 just south of 198. there's the overpass over 198 the bottom of the screen. the wreck on the left side. traffic getting by to the right. that's the latest from the traffic center. we have good news for residents in prince george's county. the pool at the county were sports and learning complex is back open this morning. >> it was closed for about two weeks. the staff is getting ready to welcome a lot of people back in. we're working for you in the community this morning. molette green at the pool for us. poolside as a matter of fact, molette. >> reporter: i know. i got my feel in the pool. look. we've got a lively crowd in the pool. they're back in. folks in

years of age. after that maintenance, you had to drain it, scrub it and make some repairs. the normal process for maintaining a pool this size in the county. joining me to talk about why this is so important is natalie jones wallace with the prince george's sports and learning center. this is a unique experience for folks in the county, seniors. >> it definitely is. we're so proud of our senior days program. we're trying to develop active, healthy seniors. >> you told me about the yeekneyeek uniqueness of this program in this county. >> we're the only facility that has not only the sports component but the educational component as well. we're committed to the citizens of prince george's county and especially our seniors. >> all right. seniors getting in the pool for free every monday, wednesday, friday 6:00 a.m. to 12:00

it is all there. y'all happy to be back? >> yeah. >> one lady told me the two-week shutdown felt like a whole month without the pool and the exercise time that they depend on. live in the community at the pool, i'm not old enough just yet to get in, but i will be soon. i'm counting the years ahead. back to you guys. >> no, molette. you will not be there soon. >> real quick, molette. what is that thing behind you? >> is that a mascot? >> that's the mascot. that's the flame. the flame is desperate to jump into the pool because he's hot. he can't get in because he's not old enough. >> he has the moves, that flame. >> molette, see you in a little bit. thanks. it is 6:55. here are four things to know this morning. d.c. public schools trending on twitter. getting a shoutout from dave chappelle.

hillary clinton will be back in d.c. kicking off her book tour. she'll talk about the campaign, how she's moved on since her election loss and what's next for her. get on the train 10, 15 minutes earlier. causing delays this morning, construction. this is between carrollton and minnesota avenue. the u.s., south korea and japan came together in a new show of force against north korea and kim jong un. they flew fighter jets and dropped bombs. the "today" show will have more on the escalating tension coming up next. today we're looking at isolated showers. 81 degrees. tomorrow gets breezy because of jose. hurricane jose. staying offshore along the coast. gusty winds at 40 miles per hour. tropical storm watch in the morning. mainly for the offshore waters, the jersey shore and parts of the delaware beaches. friday looks really good. so far

good too. not bad. we're in the 80s, eun. i like the warm weather. >> i'm going to take every single last warm day i can get. >> me too. what -- >> equinox is friday. >> friday. see how long i wear my flipflops. >> there you go. has to be snow on the ground. enjoy your day everyone. the "today" show is next. >> make it a great monday everyone. shoutout to d.c. public skooms. here we go.

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good morning. triple threat. hurricane jose set to impact the entire east coast. maria threatening a new round of devastation in the caribbean and possibly florida. and now, lee. al's tracking them all. breaking overnight. new violence, new vandalism. a third night of demonstrations in st. louis, following the acquittal of a white former police officer in the fatal shooting of a black suspect. at least 80 people arrested. >> this is our city. and we're going to protect it. >> more protests expecteded to. the debut. president trump set to make his first appearance at the united nations today.