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have to face it again, the people there. >> thankfully, it's not on the exact same course as irma. but it's close enough. where it's going to bring just devastating conditions to people who already don't have anything. >> this video is from the virgin islands. >> they're totally in line for, if not an eyewall crossing, they're in line for getting a big piece of the core of maria here over about the next 24 hours. four things to know about the weather, jose out to sea. jose off our coastline is going to stay about 200 miles off the beach. as a result, we'll feel not much of an impact around here. a nice breeze out of the north and northeast. that will be pleasant enough. once jose pulls away, we get into a nice warming trend. but maria will be a real problem in the caribbean. about 24 hours from now, maria making landfall as a category 5 on the southeast coast of puerto rico. threatening the dominican republic -- it's

to the day. >> clouds to clearing to sunshine later on in i day. your daily grade, b-plus. be positive. 82 for a high today. there's a risk of a stray sprinkle or two. most of the sprinkle chances are in prince george's and anne arundel county. if you can't find the umbrella, rain chances very low. no more than a sprinkle or two. for most, though, talking short sleeves and sunglasses. for now, it's traffic time. let's go to mr. dave dildine. >> it's paving time. looking live at the beltway. they are just about done picking up that work zone. all lanes open in a matter of moments. see the rain taper on the left side. northbound toward the beltway from 16th street, silver spring getting by in a single left lane. rock creek parkway, alternating by that work zone. one direction at a time on the southend

virginia majors are in good shape. 95 heading northbound from quantico toward the beltway in springfield and north 395 without any travel trouble. 66 wide open. inside and outside the beltway. on 495 in virginia between the big bridges. no signs of travel between there and the woodrow wilson bridge. send it back to you. it's 5:03. we'll get back to the breaking news. tracking hurricanes skbroes and maria for days. overnight, maria made landfall. >> more on that in a minute. first, let's check in with sheena about the latest advisory about what the storm is doing. >> wee got the 5:00 a.m. update from national hurricane center. it made landfall in dominick a. still a category 4. not looking good for puerto rico. this is the 5:00 a.m. update. winds of 155 miles per hour. it's not changed in strength too much. the path looks similar. nearing puerto rico in 24 hours or so as a possible

hurricane. that does not look good for the island of puerto rico. then it will be heading to the north. take the sharp north turn. the most updated track puts it more to the east of the bahamas. that would be better news for the united states. storms that go ooefts bahamas have a tendency to stay out to sea. other computer models are hinting it stays out to sea. it's too early to tell. as we go through the week, we'll have a better idea. there's the center of the storm. this is a very strong, organized hurricane. could become a category 5 soon. we'll update you throughout the morning. we'll take a closer look at the forecast. that's coming up in a bit. sheena, thank you. maria is barreling into the caribbean and we're already hearing about the devastation that it's leaving behind. >> about three hours ago, the prime minister of dominica posted on facebook that he had to be rescued from his flooded home. the island lost all what money can buy and replace. he's afraid of whate'

been killed. >> in puerto rico, people are stuck waiting out another monster storm. everyone who was let out of shelters after irma, as many as 100,000 people are trying to get back to safety, if you can imagine. as many a million could lose power again. the storm is supposed to hit puerto rico tomorrow. two other big stories we want you to know about as you start your day. president trump makes his first speech to the united nations general assembly. he's expected to call on other countries to quote, do their part in confronting the threat of rogue regimes like north korea. we'll check in with tracie potts for more in a few minutes. you can also watch the speech here on nbc4 or on the nbc washington app starting at 10:30. tonight, you'll be able to hear from both candidates for virginia governor. democrat ralph northam and republican ed gillespie will face off in a debate. meet the press moderator, chuck todd, will be moderating this debate.

julie carey and i will be panelists. you can watch it on nbc4 and the app starting at 7:00. today, we expect to learn whether the deadly shooting of a teenage boy by a prince william county police officer was justified. >> the boy's mother says it was not. this 15-year-old was shot and killed by police in hay market. he was a sophomore at pace west high school. but his name has not been released. >> justin finch is live in woodbridge with more on what happened and the family's plea for justice. justin, good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. here at police headquarters, no matter the outcome today, that boy's mother is saying it will be of little comfort to her because she says she's still reliving the moment that her son was shot and killed outside of their home. this all happened friday about mid-morning. a call to 911 of a person wearing a gun and hng

police arrived, they found that teen boy brandishing a crowbar outside of his town home. police asked him several times to drop that crowbar, but he refused, they say and was shot in his upper body and died on scene. speaking to darcy spencer, his mother says that is not what she thought would happen. >> they come. i was saying okay, they're going to talk to him first and something else. but i mean, they used like -- he was not -- >> reporter: at last check, commonwealth attorney paul eave evert based on the findings, it looks like it was justified. the final results are due out this morning in a matter of hours. back to you in the studio. >> justin, thank

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coaches that have come through here. >> all around good guy. >> he is. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss out on the road this morning to tell you about a scam that could take your money. i'll tell you what's going on coming up. plus, new video. buses collide. a deadly crash on a busy new york street. wow. new details about one of the bus drivers and his troubled past behind the wheel. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. there are outer rain bands from jose getting ready to come on to the eastern shore. most of them aren't going to make it too far west of the western -- rain chances going down, down. the forecast coming up in a minute. i'm angie goff here at the live desk with breaking news about the future of a store we all know well. whether that's going to afft thece

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john adams: the best attorney general the powerful and well-connected can buy. i'm mark herring, candidate for attorney general, and i sponsored this ad. i'm angie goff aught the live desk. an icon in the toy business filed for bankruptcy after struggling to pay off billions of dollars in debt. toys-r-us took action overnight. says it has no plans to close any of its

now, it's going to be able to restructure its near $5 billion of debt, which they say will make things better for consumers. also, they plan to improve its digital market in the era of online shopping, an era that we all know too well, aaron. >> angie, if they're able to fix this money issue, get over this hump, is the company going to be able to survive? >> that's the big question. what we know at this point, they have to find a way to compete with the online stores. also, the big chains that seem to offer those same toys for less. what do you do about the trend of kids, more kids wanting to buy electronics and devices, smartphones, et cetera instead of the traditional toys? is it going to change their products? >> kids want gift cards now. whole new world. angie goff, thank you. it's now 5:14. new video of a terrifying crash. take a look at this moment. look at that. three people were

charter tour bus slammed into a new york city bus and into a building. this was early yesterday morning. you can see the city bus there making a turn when the tour bus comes flying down the street. sources told our news partners at wnbc that when investigators found the tour bus speedometer it was frozen at 60 miles per hour. speed limit on the street is 25 miles per hour. >> the driver of the tour bus was fired as a city bus driver in 2015 after being arrested for dui hit and run. he died along with a passenger on the mta bus and a man walking on the sidewalk. so there's still question about whether the speedometer, whether it was at 60 miles an hour when the accident happened. they do think the bus was speeding. >> looking at the impact, you can imagine how horrible it was. we've told you about how so many families lost loved ones on this stretch of road. this is

route 210. in one day, 49 cars were pulled over for speeding. averaging about 78 miles an hour. right now, there is a call for action for drivers to slow down and for lawmakers to change the laws. >> we've got mothers against drunk driving for intoxicated driving. we got nothing for speeding. >> those activists met with prince george's county police at a meeting last night. even though indian head highway is a state highway, county police are responsible for patrolling it and some are asking for that to change. if you open your e-mail and spot something that says automated traffic ticket, do not open it. >> adam tuss live on road this morning with a look at a warning from police and how folks can protect themselves. good morning, adam. >> reporter: good morning aaron. this is coming from virginia state police. we are out here on 95. taking a ride around. you know, you should not open any e-mail

virginia state police are putting this out saying that this is an absolute scam that is happening. take a look at this picture that virginia state police have been tweeting out and showing people about what is going out there in people's e-mails. it's a scam that says you had an automated ticket. some sort of traffic citation and virginia state police say they do not issue those types of citations at all. so if you get something from them in the mail that says you have an automated ticket, do not open it or click on links. this is the second time in recent weeks that virginia state police have actually been hacked into and used their information to say that there's a scam that's out there. just be very wary of any e-mail or any information that comes that says that this could be an issue for you guys. >> adam, unlike d.c. and maryland, there aren't even speed cameras in northern virginia, are there? >> reporter: no. not at all, eun. that's one

definite will be i aware of. out here on the roads they don't use speed cameras. there are a handful of red light cameras in use. but do not use speed cameras in northern virginia. again, be wary of any e-mail that says you got an automated traffic enforcement ticket from virginia state police, guys. good warning for everybody this morning. >> indeed. adam tuss, thank you. government agencies don't send e-mails or call you to tell you you owe them money. if you owe the government money, you're going to get letter after letter. they'll garnish your paycheck. they don't do it that way. sorry. i get -- >> it's an important warning. because people fall victim to this all the time. >> it blows my mind that people fall for this sort of scam. >> that's why we're here. >> 5:18 right now. apple releasing another brand new operating system today. ios 11 has a ton of new features including a brand new look. it's going to take a while to download. block outut

you won't be able to use your phone. the new features. apple pay for friends. similar to venmo. cash app, if you're familiar with those. the new do not disturb features restricting notification while driving. the ios 11 has what's being called a smarter siri. it will be more expressive and translate phrases in other languages. >> if you ask her the right question, she's pretty express sifr as it is. you know what i'm saying? >> you'll have people throwing phones across the room. siri has too much attitude. people were just falling asleep apparently when an earthquake woke them up out west. >> a lot of people felt this in california overnight. including our partner station in los angeles. >> they were actually on the air at the time. >> did you feel that? >> did you feel it? >> just had an earthquake. >> yes, we did. >> it was -- >> chuck henry says a little earthquake.

pretty small. unlikely to cause any damage out there. that's kind of like -- >> this happened to us. chuck will remember. what year did it happen to us? there was an earthquake right here. >> 2011. >> he knows this. >> i think i was working that morning. >> maybe i wasn't here. >> read it out loud. >> you've received an automatic ticket from storm team 4. give the meteorologist 50 bucks. file 13. that's a scam. >> it was a pink slip handed to you. i didn't want to -- >> good try, chuck. good try. i'll take the 50 on credit from aaron. it is a cloudy start here in washington early this morning. temperatures have remained mild overnight in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees. north, northeasterly wind today. that's courtesy of hurricane jose, which is about 200 miles off the eastern shore of delaware and maryland. little patchy fog here. northern maryland. some of the rural area can have

noft as much of an issue as yesterday. mid-60s in the suburbs to 70 downtown. milder by the bay a the 73 in an app his. planning out the day today. after the fog and clouds are gone this morning, we should be left with more and more sunshine with time. afternoon highs today getting into the upper 730s and low 80s. here's the delaware coastline. there is the center of jose. not expected to get really that much closer to the coast. actually good news. but the rip current and the waves are certainly up and an issue along the coastal beaches. the outer most band of jose probably not going to make it too much farther west than the western shore of the bay. here's future weather then. not much of a rain chance west of i-95 today. we'll get breaks of sunshine. here's that little band of showers off the western shore of the bay. prince george's county, anne arundel county, st. mary's county, calvert county, you're the only ones with the chance of getting rain and that will be

light. sprinkles. summer all the time the rest of the week. temperatures running 5 to 10 degrees warmer than average and 0% chance for rain starting tomorrow into your weekend. dave dildine, a pleasant tuesday morning to you. yes, ib deed. thanks. same to you. a scenic drive near the kennedy center for that project. they're alternating traffic still. picks up at 5:30, 6:00. not a big delay. but the southern end of the parkway, watch for the cones if you're headed that way. on the beltway in silver spring, georgia avenue northbound getting by paving. single left lane, paving season after all. on the beltway at georgia avenue. above it toward the mormon temple. traffic is moving well. work zone is clear. head to virginia. traffic on 66 is moving well inbound. light volumes heading east to nutley street. no work zones on the virginia beltway. 95 near courthouse road. that roadwork is picked up. extension project, n

traffic is a little heavy toward quantico. no big deal. that's the latest. back to you. >> it was the shoutout that sparked a worldwide trend. dave chappelle giving credit to d.c. public schools. up next, how he plans to give back even more. when is yours? tonight. >> change it. no. stop it. you stop. >> plus, they're back. almost. will and grace and the gang returning to primetime tv.

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gillespie's plan to cut taxes for the wealthy could cut virginia school funding, too. ed doesn't stand for education. d.c. public schools is reveling in this moment at the emmys. >> now i'm going to read this teleprompter. please forgive me. shoutout to d.c. public schools. here we go. there you have it. you probably heard about dave chappelle and the emmys audience.

schools. giving a nice laugh, too. that was after apologizing if he messed up while reading the prompter because he didn't show up for rehearsal. d.c. public schools was trending over social media. everybody thought it was a positive thing. but some people thought there was negativity about it. >> that he was saying that he was ill-prepared to do it as a result. i think it's more positive. >> right, exactly. >> some feel like dave chappelle was criticizing d.c. schools. representative from the duke ellington school of the arts. tracy jenkins does not believe that at all. >> no way. she went to school with chappelle and they're still friends. >> he's extremely supportive of duke ellington and the dps system. tafs it was awesome. >> it's being said that dave chappelle will visit duke ellington soon. in fact, he's backth

>> he starts his new show tonight at d.c.'s warner theater at 7:30. expected to run until september 30th. there's going to be a lot more interest in that as a result of the emmy awards shoutout. try to get tickets. good luck to you. it is sold as home decor. but some say it's an offensive display.

right now at 6:30, tracking dangerous hurricanes. another set of storms putting millions of people on alert. we have the latest advisory as they head toward the u.s. >> holding on to summer. we're days away from fall. but the temperatures today don't really feel like it. 5:31 your time right now. good morning everybody. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. we're seeing 80s. listen, technically, it's still summer. i'm holding on to every day. thanks for joining us early on this tuesday morning. >> the whole team will help you get on time. >> we'll start with sheena parveen. she's stepped outside, i believe, on to the storm team 4 weather deck. >> sheena. >> i'm here. i'm here, guys. posting to social media. it is nice out here by the way. it's a little bit cool where i'm standing. but most of the area is seeing

and yes, we're still in summer. you can still wear the flipflops and the sleeveless stuff. not in fall just yet. fall will start on friday technically. temperatures will not be feeling like fall as we go through the weekend or to start next week. we'll talk more about that. temperatures about the mid to upper 60s. 70 degrees in washington. we do have hurricane jose still offshore. that could swing part of the area few light showers later on today. we'll be watching that closely. coming up in a bit, chuck is back with a closer look at the radar straight ahead. >> let's check your roads on this tuesday morning. dave dildine. >> good morning. that's a good thing. no major crashes. looking live at i-95. woodbridge. key traffic slowing. prince william parkway toward the river. in maryland, the early volume delays, where you expect them. southbound on 270. away from frederick city towards clarksburg and germantown in the southbound lanes. slower traffic south of the county line. rightt

towards clarksburg. all lanes are open. that's where we're staying. back to you. >> your time is 5:33. checking on the stories making headlines this morning. another hurricane striking the caribbean and causing major damage right now. hurricane irma hit dominick a overnight. there were reports of mudslides and roofs being torn off. former trump campaign chairman paul manafort is trending on twitter this morning. here's why. cnn reporting that the government wiretapped manafort before and after the election. meanwhile, "the new york times" says prosecutors for the special counsel warned manafort that they planned to indict him. nbc news has not confirmed either story. north korea and recent missile lun chs will be the central focus of president trump's address to the united nations today. mr. trump is expected to call on nations to, quote, do their part in confronting the threat of rogue

you can watch special coverage of the president's address right here on nbc4 at 10:30 this morning. 5:34 right now. the candidates for governor of virginia va'a face off in a debate tonight. it could be pivotal in determine whog is the state's next governor. the race between democrat ralph northam and republican ed gillespie is essentially a dead heat right now. two polls show that this race is basically tied. one thing you may notice tonight at the debate, the candidates trying to connect to voters by talking about local issues. >> they're going to look at the quality of their schools, look at transportation, they're going to look at the future economically of their communities. >> a quick programming note for you too. because of the debate news 4 at 6:00 will air for a half hour followed by "nbc nightly news" at 6:30 and then the debate airs live at 7:00 here on nbc4 and the nbc washington app. it will be moderated by nbc's chuck todd. our northern virginiaea

serve as panelists. >> you've been preparing a lot of questions. people who live in the area really care about. >> this is going to be a statewide audience. every year we make this debate available, every election cycle it's available to the affiliates. they speak to how this guy is going to impact my life. that's are the questions we try to generate and get at. some of the bigger economic issues and social issues. >> being talked about. >> virginia considered a purple state. be interesting what comes out of this. >> it's 5:35. breaking news. more protests in georgia. angie, what's going on there? >> eun, let's start with how the peaceful vigil went downhill real fast. you're seeing that flame and the smoke. that's a police cruiser that's in flames. set on fire by protesters. expect to see more

this after two officers were hurt after these clashes. now, before the violence, students gathered for a vigil for 21-year-old scout schultz. he was shot and killed over the weekend by police after schultz refused to drop a knife as he approached them. at a news conference, we did hear from a family attorney for the student and they said schultz had a mental breakdown on the night of the shooting. that's the latest. >> there are a lot of questions to that investigation. angie goff, thank you. big congratulations for michelle cottrell williams. >> she was just named virginia's teacher of the year. she was honored at the richmond museum of fine arts. she's a social studies teacher at a grade school in arlington county. been teaching for 11 years. >> she goes on to compete for the national teacher of the year

we have such great school systems here. >> 2018 national teacher of the year going to be announced next spring at a white house ceremony. then the winner does a little bit of touring, if you will. >> teachers are rock stars. maybe an entourage. >> they talk about the issues most important in schools. nice to see what happens with that. >> from one winner to another. this man bicycled around the world. if it's not impressive enough, you'll never believe how much he beat the previous record by. craft store outrage. it is the place many of you stock up on home mark herring: my mom always worked hard to provide for our family. at one point, she got fired for of all things --

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maryland has been arrested and charged with first degree sexual abuse. decor sold inside a popular store is getting a lot of people talking online. you may have seen this post shared in your facebook feed. daniel ryder, from texas, posted a photo of a fake cotton plant inside a hobby lobby store. she linked the post to the store asking it to remove the item. she wrote that, quote, there is nothing decorative about raw cotton, a commodity gained at the expense of african-american slaves. some commenters have disagreed with ryder saying it is just a plant and nothing do with race. you can imagine some of the outrage and comments from that. >> so far it's been shared 19,000 times and received more than 200,000 comments. hobby lobby hasn't commented about the post or whether or not it's going to take action after seeing the dments. 5:41 our time right now. let's turn to the weather center. >> chuck be

we're keeping a close eye on major hurricane maria, which unfortunately for the u.s. territory puerto rico, is in grave danger of a direct hit. probably within the next 24 to 36 hours. there's the path. likely to be making landfall as a 4 or a 5 category storm on the east side of puerto rico. after that it threatens parts of the bahamas. after that, keep a close eye on maria. devastating news for the folks in puerto rico. sheen ha has your ten-day forecast coming right up. yesterday it was a work zone late to clear on the outer loop right here at georgia avenue. much better news today. the barrels are safely on the shoulders and traffic is moving fairly well. 'll keep an eyewe

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maria. the dangerous storm barreling through the caribbean and now we're learning about the damage. i want justice. >> a mother speaks after her son is killed by police. what she has to say to the officers who shot her 15-year-old son. admitting to another hack. equifax says the major breach we've been telling you about isn't the only one. plus, looking to buy a home. why d.c. is one of the best places for women to put down their roots. 5:46 right now. this morning in prince william county, a mother is searching for answers after her 15-year-old son was killed. he was shot bit a police officer outside their home in hay market. today we expect to learn whether that shooting was justified. >> justin finch is live in woodbridge with more on what happened and a family's plea

good morning. >> reporter: eun, good morning. prince william county police will also be watching for the results of that investigation as will that boy's family. his mother telling us that she is still haunted days later wondering if there was some other way for police to have handled her son. last friday, just after 10:00 a.m., police getting a call to 911 of a person reportedly wearing a bomb and also possibly holding members of their family hostage. police arrive to the scene here on hearts he will hill lane and found the teen boy outside his home brandishing a crowbar. he refused several requests to put the crowbar done. when he did not, an officer did open fire shooting him in the upper chest. he would die on scene a short time later. his mother wants to know why police didn't try something

up in the middle of the night, remember him. remember that day. when that happened. >> reporter: that mother, as you heard, still very broken up. the results of those findings are due out later on today. back to you. >> sad situation there. justin finch live for us in woodbridge. thank you. 5:48 now. it's high stakes speech for president trump. >> he's seth to deliver his first address to the united nations general assembly today. the president is expected to talk tough about north korea. news 4's tracie potts is live on capitol hill now. tracie, what's he going to say? >> he's going to ask for tougher sanctions likely. that's what his administration wanted in the first place. he'll urge these nations to do more than just talk. that goes into another big part of his speech. reform. looking at not only what the u.n. does on the outside toward other

north korea, iran, some other hotspots he's expected to hit. but also how they're operating on the inside. less talk, more action will likely be a big focus of the president's speech. plus, making sure the u.s. and other big countries aren't pulling more than their fair share of the wagon. likely to hit that again in this first speech to the u.n. general; bli. then later, he and the first lady are hosting a reception for the more than 100 nations gathered in new york. >> interesting to see what comes out of the speech. tracie potts, thank you. you can watch the address to the united nations right here on nbc4. there will be a special report starting at 10:30 this morning. hillary clinton says she dealt with defeat in the presidential election. the former presidential candidate spoke to a sold-out crowd here in washington. the first

tour >> it was painful. i say in the book that i'd write about something and have to go lie down because it was just so hard to think about the mistakes i made, the missed opportunities. but then also to come to grips with these other big forces at work. >> clinton went on to say that she feels president trump poses a clear and present danger to the future of our country. her book tour for what happened will continue in cities across the country for the next couple of months. more headaches could be coming to your commute on metro. the transit agency is considering more shutdowns on the red line as it works to seal up persistent leaks. it would happen at the medical center and -- general manager paul wiedefeld will visit the area to see if more work is

it's one thing to be beat a world record. it is another to beat your own world record. you are looking at the celebration for british ultraendurance cyclist mark beaumont. he just finished an 18,000-mile route around the world. can you wrap your head around how much biking that is. he did it in 79 days. seriously, i can't -- this was beating his old record of 123 days. beaumont says not sleeping was the hardest battle. that was the hardest battle? not your legs about to fall off from fatigue, right? >> i don't know if anybody else was trying. does that mean nobody else cares? >> or didn't survive it. >> most people get to three countries, i'm good. >> i want to know what route he took. where did he go? what kind of conditions was he

>> i'm sure he has a lot of stories to tell. >> that ride across the bearing straight is tough. >> you have to pedal and -- pedaling and pedaling. across the atlantic. >> 79 days. >> i would never do that. here this morning, it's not too bad. believe it or not, fall starts friday. you'd never know it because the weather is going to feel like summer. but yes, it will be fall. it will start feeling like fall too. don't worry if that's what you want. weather outlook this morning, the bus stop will be comfortable. the commute, dry roads right now. by the afternoon, we have a chance for showers east of the district. if you're exercising. maryland, recess, chance of a shower. mostly east of the district and parts of prince george's county, charles county and parts of montgomery anne arundel county. we'll be watching for the showers. temperatures the mid to upper 60s. 70 in

bus stop forecast not looking too bad this morning. by 7:00 a.m., 68 degrees. pretty comfortable. we could start to see showers approaching with highs in the low 830s. radar, we are dry. but there you see the rain bands from hurricane jose offshore. it's going to stay offshore. but we'll be watching the rain bands. we've september storm ranger into parts of massachusetts along the coast here where they expect to get more rain as we go through the rest of the day today. there you see it spinning. some of the rain bands into the area as we go into the afternoon. don't worry, jose will stay offshore. it will continue to move out to sea. so tomorrow, we're going to get more sunshine. 87 for a high tomorrow and thursday. look at the weather into the weekend. mid-80s for the first weekend of fall. i think that will feel pretty nice. let's check the roads right now. dave dildine at wtop. hey, dave. >> not so bad. all told this morning. we're watching a new crash in the springfield interchange or at least we were watching it. it was brief lived. it w o

outer loop to southbound 95. we believe it's been cleared. a car came unhinged from a trailer. i believe they've driven off. 95 and 66 headed inbound despite the delays through woodbridge and manassas. that's the latest. back to you. thank you. there is a new lifting of the top 20 -- listing of top 20 places for single women to buy homes. d.c. made the cut. it's number 13. cincinnati is number one. followed by kansas city and dallas. the list was put out by owners.com. >> they look at things like average home value, median female income in each city, annual crime rate and walkability. >> that makes a lot of sense. a great place to live. there's so many things accessible by public transportation. beautiful city. >> something for everybody, really. >> i love d.c., obviously. >> 5:54 now. landon dowdy at cnbc

equifax confirmed it had a separate cyber security incident in march months before the data breach that exposed information about 243 million americans. the company won't say the march incident was a breach but says it was unrelated to the attack in may which was -- been disclosed until earlier this month. however, reports suggest the first attack may have been carried out by the same group of hackers, aaron and eun. back to you. >> landon, this is a company that so many of us put their trust in. holding our very personal information. strike two for equifax. how is this impacting the company? >> aaron, you're right. this is basically like a one-two punch and a chain reaction. first off, if you look at the stock. the stock is down more than 20%. down about 3% this morning in early trading. second, the ceo has been called to testify and third, you know, lawmakers are going to clamp down on equifax and not just them. some of the other credit reporting agencies, transu

you'll see tarnish on reputation because of this. a reminder to check your statements and change your passwords frequently. >> every american should be concerned about this. landon, thank you. tell people who to marry. >> you always tell me what you think of the men i date. >> i'm talking about marriage. not ruby the jewish cowboy you met on the internet. okay. >> okay. good morning. tonight you can reacquaint yourself with tv's favorite foursome. they're hilarious here on nbc4 at 10:00 p.m. there will be a special call of the best of will and grace. the cast and creators are all back for the reboot. set your dvrs now. will and grace returns next thursday. september 28th. right here on nbc at 9:00 p.m. are you going to stay up? >> i think i might do the dvr. it will be fun to see the

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hurricane maria moves in. the back-to-back blow for the caribbean and what we can expect next. deadly commute. one of the most dangerous roads in this area could be part of your route to work. the one thing that could help make it safer. growing up a toys-r-us kid. it could set the fate of your childhood store and shake up your shopping plans as well. >> i'll schedule your event with paul reynolds for 4:30 p.m. tomorrow. your phone is about to become a bigger smarty-pants.

siri gets smart as it is. you ask her the wrong question, she'll give you a little attitude. >> i have had to say choice words to siri because the responses weren't what i wanted to hear. >> she won't curse at you, not yet. >> i've given her a few. >> i bet you have. i'm aaron gilchrist. i'm eun yang. we're working for you to get you up and ready with your "news4 today" team. >> up and out the door folks. we begin with our meteorologist chuck bell and your local forecast. mr. bell outside, i believe. >> absolutely right. a lovely morning outside. skies are partly to mostly cloudy. there's a nice breeze out of the north, northeast right now. that wind is courtesy of hurricane jose, which is still going to stay about 200 miles off the eastern shore, which is good news for us. live tower cam looking down into downtown. mostly clean view of the city. locally thick fog out towards la ray. southern shenandoah and parts of northern mand