mark the one-year anniversary sof this historic and national museum. hard to believe it is one year already. so much effort and thought went into planning this beautiful museum. finally, the city was able to bring it to bear in the great national mall last year. >> so many things inside. if you haven't been there, you have to get in line for tickets or get online and wait. it takes a while. it is worth the trip down there. >> you have to make more than one trip. that number is growing. >> did we count you twice in that 3 million? >> a nice day ahead. if you want to go out there, a great day to do it. it is the first day of fall technically. it doesn't start until the afternoon. eun, count down your hours of summer. we still have hours of summer left. that is kind

summer, we are going to keep seeing it. it feels a little bit unseasonably warm outside. 70, washington, 68, dulles. 65, gaithersburg. 57, winchester. that's comfortably cool. 67 in qulin toclinton. prepare for the heat this afternoon. bust-out forecast by 8:00 a.m. 75 degrees. by 3:00 p.m. when the quids aki leaving school, it will feel like summer. affecting most of the new england coastline, jose, the remnants. this thing has not budged. it is bringing us some cloud cover. later on today, we expect sunshine and warm temperatures all the way through the weekend. wait until you see this ten-day forecast coming up. it is going to feel like summer for quite a while even though fall is starting this afternoon. we'll look at that plus the rest of your weather for your weekend. let's check the roads with rob at w.t.o.p. good

happy friday to you. outer loop of the capital beltway through montgomery county, still in the work zone and two right lanes getting by. you are now stacked up as you approach new hampshire avenue. red line no longer single tracking for metro. you guys are looking pretty good with no other real issues there. the blue line trains are still single tracking between arlington cemetery and foggy bottom due to track problems outside of roslyn. that's the latest. happy friday to you. live from the w.t.o.p. traffic center, i'm rob stallworth. back to you. 6:02 right now. we are following breaking news now. a possible escalation in the threat from north korea. >> pyongyang, the capital of north korea may soon test a hydrogen bomb. the alert coming from south korean media. it says north korea's top diplomat made the comments shortly after kim

toughest economic sanctions yet on north korea. china also took steps to financially cripple the regime. the war of words between the u.s. and north korea includes name-calling. we told you president trump labeled kim jong-un rocketman. the north korean leader responded by calling mr. trump a dotard. specifically, it refers to somebody who is going senile. m merriam-webster says it was first used to mean imbacile. hurricane maria has left puerto rico. it also left many, many problems there. >> nearly all of the u.s. territories, 3.5 million residents are without electricity. this is something that's expected to last for months after maria ripped apart the island's entireer

puerto rico may be running off of generators for half a year. president trump has approved a federal disaster declaration for puerto rico. rescue continues in mexico four days after the major earthquake. we are learning the rescue mission that captured the world's attention wasn't real. rescuers had been searching through rubble at a collapsed school for a 12-year-old girl. crews had said they spoke with the girl and saw her wriggle her fingers. that girl never existed. they say overexhausted workers were mistaken. want to take you live to the rescue mission happening in mexico city at this hour. what you see here used to be the sight of a textile factory. 21 people have been found dead in the rubble here. rescuers believe there could be survivors. you see so many of them gathered in their hard

we do know that at least 273 people have died and 1900 people have been hurt. >> you see the assembly of so many workers and people off the streets who are trying to desperately searched for any people that might have survived. very tough situation there. >> she had just made it home from school and was unlocking the door when two men grabbed her from behind in frederick, maryland. >> a girl was kidnapped and raped earlier this month in maryland. two people are behind bars. a third suspect is still on the loose. chris lawrence is here to tell us why frederick police are looking through everyone's cell phones to find this information. >> detectives say he shot video of the other two raping her possibly on his cell phone. i just retweeted information from the police. they suspect three young men planned the atalk and talked about it on social media. edgar chicaz hernandez and victor gonzalez

behind bars. one is 17 years old, the other 19. police say they went to the same high school as the victim. she told investigators, they hit her, dragged her to a car and kidnapped her. the victim says she took her back home a few hours later and warned her not to report it to anyone. aaron? >> chris lawrence in the newsroom for us. so many of you have been talking online about that startling story of a local massour accused of sexually abusing customers. the suspect is hatamu gavaslasi. he was in court and declined a plea agreement. more victims have come forward. one of the victims says she was touched appropriately at a message business on "p" street. three other women say they were sexually assaulted at two massage envy locations, one in tinley town and the other in buoy. he is behind bars and will be back in court next month. it seems like we are alway

traffic, specially in our area where traffic is really bad. the question is whether you would be willing to pay for it. >> there is a new plan from maryland governor, larry hogan, that would mean new toll lanes. what this would mean for your drive. >> megan, hey, guys, how much is it worth to you to stay out of traffic? would you be willing to pay for toll lanes. the governor of maryland hopes so. he is suggesting a number of changes on three major highways adding these toll lanes. we are cruising along on the beltway on the outer loop in largo. still, pretty early. the volume is good. all of that is going to change. the gridlock just around the corner here this morning as it is every morning and now this plan calls for four new lanes, two in each direction, along three major highways. we are talking the maryland

from the beltway to i 70 in frederick. the third highway or parkway would be the bw parkway from d.c. all the way to baltimore city. now, you would have to pay to use these lanes. existing lanes, though, they would be free. there are critics out there who say, really, we should not be investing in additional lanes. we should be concentrating our efforts on getting people off the roads and into public transportation. the governor doesn't agree. he would like to see construction begin in 2019. back to you guys. megan mcgrath on the road for us this morning. thank you. also, this morning, there may be some late arrivals at work since the ultimate football fan experience is right here in town. the sunday night football bust is in glendale right now. >> did you know there was such a thing? >> now, you know. we are going to take you inside the tricked out bus in less than 30 minutes. take a

shopping center on martin luther king jr. highway. it is taking up a lot of spaces. the bus will be there until 7:00 a.m. you can watch the redskins take on the raiders on sunday night football right here on nbc 4. it starts at 7:00 p.m. with "football night in america." where is al roker? kickoff is at 8:30 p.m. ♪ celebrations begin today as the national museum of african-american history and culture marks its historic first year and what a year it was. >> the president opened the museum last year. we brought you that moment live. we have several hours of live coverage for that opening a year ago. our molette green is working for you in the community this morning. she is live with more on what we are going to see all weekend. you are on the porch of the

museum. molette, tell us more. >> the porch. the porch here on the museum. very beautiful. it is on the madison avenue side of the museum. that has a significant meaning in the african-american story. aaron can share that being from the south. it is known as a gathering spot, a place where you welcome visitors. this is where many of the museum visitors enter inside. sometimes you could have dancers on your front porch. you can eat, sit, chat and these are the conkurom west african dancers performing behind me. we are live this morning marking close to one year since this museum opened and inside that museum, a vast collection, including the incredible story of track and field athlete jesse owens. his granddaughter joins us next. live on the porch. 240 feet of this grand porch here outside the museum.

stories about what people see from inside the museum. thank you, molette. we'll check back in. new video. mo tests erupt at a billy joel concert. the reason people hit the pavement by the hundreds do you plan on skipping those chores around the house this weekend? the one good reason you might want to think again. it is a nice start to our friday morning. finally friday and it is the first day of fall. temperatures will be near 80 degrees. by 9:00 a.m., some clouds around. coming up in a bit, we'll talk about the afternoon and how

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a little patchy fog in frederick, maryland. 57, winchester, 70 here in town. on the whole, nothing wrong with the weather for today. a plus is the daily grade. a mix of clouds and sunshine. more clouds in the morning. more sun in the afternoon. daily high of near 86 degrees. short sleeves and sunglasses. let's go oefsh ver to w.t.o.p. blue, orange, and silver line trains are single tracking due to a track problem outside of the roslyn station. watch out for that. otherwise, i-395 in virginia near king street, we had a crash that was blocking a lane. it has now cleared. all travel lanes have been reopened. i'm rob stallworth, back to

tolingfollowing a developiny in st. louis. hundreds of protesters in the streets last night. they are rallying after a former police officer was acquitted in the death of a black man in that area. these protests were happening right outside a billy joel concert. we know some recent concerts by ed sheeran and u 2 have been canceled because of on going demonstrations in st. louis. facebook is jumping into the russia investigation. >> russians trying to meddle in the 2016 presidential elections may have tried to sway your opinion on facebook. an internal facebook investigation found a suspected russian operation spent $100,000 on political ads between june of 2015 and may of 2017. mark zuckerberg says the company is turning over the relevant information to congress and special council,

actors, including additional russian groups and other former soviet states as well as organizations like the campaigns to further our own understanding of how they used all of our tools. zuckerberg says it is beefing up it's review. power university's convocation is today. former fbi director, jim comey, is leading a lecture series at the school this semester. today, he will deliver the keynote address. you play recall president trump fired comey from his position back in may. we are marking the historic first year of the smithsonian's national museum of african-american culture. >> as soon as the tickets are released, they are snapped up. >>

opening, more than 3 million people have traveled near and far to soak up all the history. there are so many things to see. you can't go in one trip. molette green is working for you with all you need to know about the celebrations all weekend long. molette, people really waited a lifetime to see something like this. now, we are celebrating the one-year anniversary. >> it is so hard to believe we have made this milestone. people come from near and far. i talked to folks who were inliin line from alabama and many other places traveling. people wanting to see this incredible collection, 40,000 pieces inside, before it was too late. among those being recognized is track and field superstaro,

jesse owens, who in 1936 did an incredible win of four olympic medals in that olympic game in germany and his granddaughter, it is our honor to welcome his granddaughter, marlene dorch here to the porch to talk about your grandfather being featured in the sports section and you love the display honoring what he did. >> i do. i think it is beautiful. it is humbling to be in this space to have not just americans but the worldcom to visit and to learn more about my grandfather. it is ironic he is actually oftentimes more famous in europe than he is here in america. >> and people need to know what

he did overseas. >> not only was he an amazing athlete to accomplish that in berlin, germany, in front of hitler and to prove that arian supremacy was a farce. >> you brought something with you today. let's have that. that is the gold medal certificate that comes along with every gold medal win. that is for which race? >> this is for the 100 meters. it is the fastest man alive. in 1936, when you received your medal, you also received a certificate. there it is. >> you are keeping that in your home. that is not inside the museum. moy mother four years ago gave in to me for my son and this was something that was left to

>> your mother. >> jesse owens daughter, gloria hemphill. it is an honor to have you with us here on the grand porch outside of the museum as we kick off what will be a big weekend of festivities marking the one-year anniversary of this museum opening with extended hours and outdoor events for free to the public saturday and sunday. back to you guys. >> a wonderful example of how the lessons about legacy are being communicated with this museum there. thank you for that interview and sharing that with us. >> there is going to be so much more to citi asee and hear. it is not over. they are going to continue to add more museums. >> if you want to stand outside, beautiful weather. we start fall today. as you know, eun and i both love

summer. >> we do. >> if you want fall but you are not ready for the summer weather to end, your really going to like the forecast. the summer weather lasts through the weekend, not just weekend but all the way into next week. it will finally start feeling like fall next weekend. it is in the ten-day forecast, the falllike temperatures just not in the short-term. 67, clinton. 68, dulles. 69, quantico. pretty comfortable this morning. take a look. 86 for a high. the normal temperature this time of the year, 77 degrees. we're almost ten degrees above that ftoday expected through th weekend. if you need a dog to walk, we will be staying dry today. temperatures will be meeting up. we have the clouds around right now because of jose. a stubborn system that does not want is to leave the

of new england. it will hang around for a couple of days. we will see plenty of sun. temperatures feeling a lot more like summer into next week. we will look at when it will finally start feeling like fall. let's head over to rob with a check on the roads for this friday. >> how is everybody doing? happy friday. chopper 4 over the outer loop of the capital beltway where we have the work zone along the left side. stay to the right in order to get through. still, with those delays there. otherwise in virginia, 395 delays towards king street from the earlier crash. metro still with delays. problems on the blue, orange and silver line. single tracking due to track problems outside roslyn. i am rob stallworth back to you. >> rob, thank you. he was just 27 years old. he had the brain of a 67-year-old. the bombshell report and the action the family of a former

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good morning, everyone. you made it to friday. >> we are counting down the official start of fall in a few hours. fun facts for the fall. love is in the air on the facebook page. >> is it now? >> an analysis of facebook data found that more people changed their relationship status from single to in a relation slip sh the autumn than the yearly average. >> i thought it would happen with the spring fever when everybody r everythi everything melts. >> you want to tell people before cuffing season starts. >> we have your storm team weather out on the weather deck to talk about the first day of fall. >> the weekend is going to feel more like summer. >> reporter: i figured it out. beach body season is over. you can let yourself go in the winter. we hibernate. you are not singleny

>> i let myself go in may. >> reporter: you did stop running. >> too hot, too hot. >> reporter: you don't let it go in the fall. you run a lot more. >> i will run more in the cool season. it is better for you. >> weather woowise, a view from tower. temperatures are in the mid to upper 60s. 67, chevy chase and 67 in upper marlboro. 66 in waldorf. the sun is up at 6:56 and down at 7:05. a smidgeon more than 12 hours of daylight. afternoon high near 88 degrees. an easy friday morning commute. >> good morning, chuck. happy friday to everybody. chopper 4 has a l

270 near the split with the capital beltway. not too bad so far this friday morning. in the beltway through mon montgomery county, the earlier work zone has cleared from the left side. the right side has opened. still with delays approaching new hampshire avenue. taking metro this morning, still some problems on the blue, orange, and silver line tracking due to track problems outside the roslyn station. live, i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >> it is 6:33 right now. here is a look at the morning's top stories. hurricane maria has killed 18 people so far. puerto rico wakes up in the dark. nearly all of puerto rico is without electricity. something that's expected to last for months. president trump has approved a federal disaster declaration for the u.s. territory. news 4 brought you the virginia debate for

tuesday night. absentee voting starts today. the african-american history museum marks one year today. it is now 6:34. we were showing you video of the virginia governor's debate. a d.c. family is waking up to the painful reality that their son is gone. >> police say he was a good student and a track star who was murdered while trying to defend himself on wednesday night. zai zaire kelly was a student. he was being robbed at 13th and down s

shot. not before kelly was able to fatally stab him in self defense. he had just left a college prep program moments before he was killed. a sad story. we are working for you or anyone you know who has had a disagreement with the landlord. a mn was forced to leave his apartment in prince george's county because of a sewage spill. he says his landlord won't help him with a place to stay. >> they won't provide a hotel tonight, because it is not in our lease. it is in our lease to get renter's insurance. they don't cover apartment sewage backup. >> according to maryland state law, if a tennant is up to date on rent, the landlord must provide a habitable residence. they pressed

they told her, no comment. your only chance to see the sunday night football bus might be right now on nbc 4. >> it is at the shopping center on martin luther king jr. highway in glendale. derrick ward is there and has more on this whole experience, this nfl experience. derrick, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we are a few miles away and a couple days away from the game at fedex field. you can get the nfl experience a couple of places. we are at the vista gardens marketplace in glendale. as you see behind me, this is the sunday night football bus experience. with me is j.p. tell me about what people will see when they get on board. >> when we get on side the bus, we are able to give consumers an interactive experience. inside, behind the scenes footage with nvfl. we are hosting the super bowl this year. consumers are mor

grab a picture with it. >> that's the actual trophy. >> yes, sir. when you go on there, you step on to a gridiron. there are some life size pictures of players. you get to see how you measure up to line backers and safeties and things like that. >> likewise, we have play of the game, boss. not only from 2017. also, this year's season as well. after every sunday night football game, we travel with those balls throughout the country and the season. >> reporter: there are going to be a couple places people can see that. >> tonight, at the walt whitman football game and tomorrow at the national harbor. you can catch us as fedex field on sunday's pregame activation. >> here it is, folks. you can come out to walt whitman or national harbor later on and at the game and get the whole nfl experience. we are live in glendale, derrick ford, back to you.

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i still have an iphone 5 and i am mostly happy with it. we have overcast skies. the clouds are all from jose. the remnants still spinning off the coast of new england. that thing juz the does not want to move. it is bringing us cloud cover, no rain. 70 degrees and very comfortable. today is the first day of fall. technically, it starts this afternoon. it will feel like summer for your friday. let's get a check on the roads. good morning, rob. good morning, sheena. folks tracking metro problems this morning on the blue, orange, and silver line trains. still single tracking so far due to track problems outside of roslyn. northbound i-95 in virginia near fran coney road. i'm rob stallworth. back to you. preparing for an attack.

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they want to be ready just in case. >> had he the >> they held a briefing to know how to warn a community about an impending attack. >> testing a hydrogen bomb is one thing. accurately hitting a target, that is another leap forward. you are right. this is serious. overnight, north korea's foreign minister said pyongyang could test a bomb in the pacific ocean. the north has proved to the world its technology is improving. this would be a rebuke of president trump who threatened pyongyang but said he is still open to diplomacy. we just saw a treat in which he says kim jong-un is obviously a mattman who doesn't mind starving or killing his people. he will be tested like never before. a hydrogen bomb is a thermal nuclear device so mu

dropped on japan. they are not even in the same conversation. >> chris lawrence, thank you. it is 6:48. two people are behind bars accused of kidnapping and rapin their classmate. they have charged victor gonzalez gutierrez and edward chico hernandez with rape. they assaulted the victim while a third man filmed it. the third suspect is still on the loose. happening today, maryland lobbyists will appear in court on a federal bribery charge. matthew gorman is accused of giving former state delegate, william campos, at least $1,000 for action on official matters. campos also pled guilty in january to accepting thousands of dollars from people while on the prince george's county council. the people have been charged including former delegate, michael vaughn, of prince george's county. tolls could be coming to a highway near you. >> maryland's goverr

thinks it could ease congestion on three major roads in the state. megan mcgrath shows what it could mean for you. >> would you be willing to pay money to stay out of traffic? the governor of maryland hopes so. he is proposing toll lanes on three major highways. not too bad. congestion is going to start to build here. under this plan, the governor would add four new lanes, two in each direction, on the beltway, on i-270 and on the bw parkway. quite a few lanes. however, you would have to pay for them. critics say we shouldn't be building more lanes. we should be working on getting people off the roads an on to public transportation. the governor does not agree. he is moving forward with the project. he thinks it is going to help the congestion. it all goes as he plans, he would like to see construction start in 2019. back to you guys. >> thanks to megan mcgrath. we are marking the historic

african-american museum of history and culture. this is the first year. what a momentum year it has been. more than 3 million people have traveled from across the country and the world to soak up all the history inside. >> mo lel green lette green is you. it is still pretty hard to get tickets to get into this museum. what can people expect this weekend with this celebration? >> reporter: i have the perfect person to answer that question, aaron. i am going to throw it to her. you said it. a big weekend of festivities for the entire community to join in. we have got some good news on that front. nearly 3 million visitors as you said and counting every single day. the collection inside continues to grow. joining me now is the museum deputy director. thank you so much for joining us. >> my

>> reporter: one year and what do you make of what has happened in this historic site and building? >> it is astonishing we ask is it as great as we thought? no. it is better. it is overwhelming in a good way. >> reporter: the stories they have to tell about their own lives as well. >> we have this great thing for the anniversary and the stories that people tell about the impact of this museum makes you cry. it is amazing. >> reporter: let me get to the big question of the day. what's going to happen this weekend? we have falked abotalked about s and the challenges. community day events. >> we have two community days this saturday and sunday. you don't need a pass, just bring

come up on the grounds of the museum. you can hear sweet honey and the rock and see great demonstrations of poetry, dance, everything. you can get tours of the garden. people don't know this. the grounds of the museum have meaning too just as the museum's building, corona, has a relationship to african-american craftsmen. >> reporter: every part has historic museum and the dancers will be performing on saturday. we have information up there for folks to see on when any can come down and take part in all that. >> we have extended hours open until 7:30 both days. you are all invited, er

i want to throw it back to eun and aaron inside. >> i appreciate she included us. it is incredible to think about all the planning. every part of the museum, all the exhibits inside, so much planning and thought. >> thank you, molette, for that. right now, we want to get you caught up on the morning commute. bob stallworth is at w.t.o.p. hey, rob. >> hey, aaron. folks, good morning. northbound 95 near the franconia road, two right lanes are blocked for the crash as you head towards the springfield interchange. southbound i-95, route 100. otherwise, in the district, westbound on the southeast/southwest freeway near maine avenue. we understand two right lanes are now getting by. the crash on the left side. so watch out for th

otherwise, on metro, good news for you folks. blue, orange, and silver line trains are no longer single tracking due to that track problem outside roslyn. you should be good to go. live from the w.t.o.p. traffic center, i'm rob stallworth. back to you. >> check the forecast now. the sun just about ready to come up. already some early morning rays of sunlight peering over the eastern horizon. i have some cloud cover to deal with this morning. what was jose is sfinipinning i wheels off the coast. that is responsible for the clouds we are seeing this morning. some cloudiness on your friday. saturday and sunday look really nice from ocean city to rehoboth. 70 degrees to get started. most of the suburbs are back into the mid and upper 60s. nice day to be outside. up near 80 degrees. clouds this morning, more sunshine later today. great night for f

back down into the 70s there and a great day tomorrow. annapolis, for the navy game tomorrow, cincinnati and navy plays at 3:30. gametime temperatures in the 80s. let's go over to sheena and see how the forecast will go for your other weekend activities. >> yes, chuck. we are talking about the wineries. love a good bottle of malbeck. if you are headed to the wineries for the first weekend of fall, a lot of people like to head out there. it is going to feel like summer. eventually, that will change but not until next week. 83 degrees, tomorrow, 84. sunny, feeling hot on sunday. 87 for a high. the normal highs only in the mid to upper 70s in much of the area. grilling forecast for this weekend looks fantastic. fall begins this afternoon. 86 for a high. saturday and sunday. we are looking at the mid to upper 80s. redskins play at 8:30. that game will be on nbc 4 right here. make sure you tune in for it. temperature trend,

highlight, 77 degrees. look at these temperatures. we are going to stay about 10 degrees above normal. all the way into next week. we are still watching hurricane maria. the track keeps it offshore into next week. we will still watch it very closely. >> you mentioned the redskins forecast. a perfect day for doing some cooking out there in the parking lot before the game and then great weather for the game itself. a toasty, warm, weather continues into the middle of next week. >> look at those temperatures. here are the four things to know before you head out the door. president trump has just reacted to the new threat from north korea. he wrote, kim jong-un, of north korea, who is obviously a madman, who doesn't mind starving or killing his people, will be tested like never before. north korea says they may test a hydrogen bomb. we learn what could

the turks and caicos. nearly all of puerto rico without electricity. the storm has killed 18 people. more live pictures from the national museum of african-american history and culture. as a celebration to mark the historic first year continue, we have information about the weekend celebrations in our nbc washington app. >> we are live in prince george's county on the sunday night football bust. take a look here if you didn't get a chance to check it out this morning. go to the nbcwashington app and find o

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