ever. >> first thing you spend money on? >> shoes. >> yes, you get shoes and a handbag. i don't have to think that much abou a it. >> wha you going to do first thing? >> a boat. >> a boat? don't want aboat. >> i'll see you from atop my 400 foot yacht. >> i don't want a boat. >> it's a brisk starto the day but things could be taking a suy turn. >> melissa is tracking road conditions. let's check your forecast l fir. ren is in for chuck bell today. bw are things looking so far. >> it cou boating weather out there today. tomorrow and the restf the week not looking so good for that. 45 degrees is our temperature right now. that southwestd is on the

light side but that's going to boost the temperatures into the 60s today and again, that wind will sta to pick up but not until after about 4:00 p.m.. as far as you're waking up, that temperature is going t go down a degree or two as we head toward the 7:00 a.m. hour. sun comes up at 7:26 and then the temperatures start to come up.e we're in ow 50s by 9:00 a.m. maybe sunshine delays out there today. so grab the sunglasses. upper 60s f daytime highs. yesterday we only made it to 58. much better today. not as chilly. a little breezy tonight. we'll talk about that wind and just how strong it's goio be and we do have rain chances. heavy rain chances in the 10-day forecast. we'll show you when coming up. but let's talk about traffic. good morning, melissa. >> good morning. the left side of the road is now going to be blocked. they're starting to build there

on the outer loop and the beltway. outer loop before georgia, that just cleared and it's looking good. we had the issue here that has cleared as well. the express lanes are now open. we're still seeing a little bit of a delay from the back up. bethesda we do have that crash still hanging around andr sil spring westbound at new hampshire avenue crash on the right. >> thank you, the search continues for a sex assault suspect in montgomery county. >> the 16-year-old victim says it hapned in a parking garage. justin finch is live near the scene with details on the search. >> the victim here is a 16-year-old girl. she says the man that did this to her is someone she met on the bus. a guy who she says later sexually assaultser in a

parking garage here. hopper 4 was over the scene during theinvestigation. you'll see cops go down on the ground. she met this man on t bus and along the way they struck up a conversation. sh says this guys about 24 or 25 years old, and then once they got to thestation, h forced her off into that parking garage where she says that he raped her. the search began here and extended to nearby red le stations as well and came up empty handed. this man remains at large. epe girlts he has a tattoo under one of his eyes. police working to get more images of this guy from a surveillance camera or so nearby to put out and hopefully track do this suspect.

thank you. a 20-year-old man was shot and killed early this morning in germ town. i want to show you some video from the scene here. a large police presence and the shooting happened at an apartment complex on churchill ridge ccle around 12:30 this morning. the victims identity has not been released. >> a scary situation up the street from us here. a man kicked his way into the fox 5 tv station and he has a history of mental health issues. >> he has contacts evered us at as well. just after 3:00 yesterdaynhe roke through the front door of fox 5 and confronted a security guard. theouard tried pepper spray the man to stop him and when that didn't work, she shot the unarmed suspect in the chest. we're told he contacted then stat hoping someone would help him get in touch with

president p.tr >> i would never assume i'd hear a gunshot in this area. >> when you found out? >> shocke >> odoms did not make it into the newsroom. he is expected to be okay and is charged with >> an 80-year-old maryland woman safely escaped an armed intruder by outsmarting him. he knocked on the woman's door in potomac earlier this month pretending to be a roof inspector. the woman wasn't boying huying story. he pulled a knife and demanded cash and jewelry. the two drove around for several hours. the woman gained his trust and he even actually let her go. he now faces several charges including kidnapping. >> an update on two school curity stories w told you about yesterday morning. a ninth grader fac felony charges for threatening to attack two schools.ig

ators say the threats were not credible and the teen did not have the means to carry them out. his name has not been released. >> in montgomery county, the former student accused of threating to shoot up walter johnson high school will stay behind bars. ca judgeled him a threat to the community and ordered him held without bond yesterday. he began threatening walter johnson high in february after learning he missed too many classes to graduate. >> 6:06.en pres trump embraced the man he once called lying ted during the 2016l president election. in houston the president called senator t cruz a really good friend. they're partners in the effort to hold on to the senate. >> nobody has heped me m with your tax cuts, with your regulations, with all the thingd that we'ng including military and our vets than senator ted cruz. s

>>ator cruz is in a competitive race against the democratic challengeror a seat he's held since 2013. >> new this morning,'s turk president says there's strong evidence that the killing of washington post's jamal khashoggi was planned. he criticized the crowned prince in his columns for the washington post. he went missingn october 2nd after entering the saudi conciliate in istanbul. >> new questions about recent immigration rates in the district. he's filed a lawsuit against the government. he wants to know if people arrested by immigration and customs enforcement this summer were racially profiled. he's tried for months to get

information about the raids. >> some 7,000 migrants from central american cou are making their way to the southern border. the president tweeted that criminals and known middle easterners are mixed in with the group. he offered no evidence to back up the claim. the president threatened to close the border and cutoff foreign aid to several central american nations if the caravan is not stoppe >> this morning, authorities are trying to figure out who put what appears to be an explosive device in the mailbox of billioire philanthropist george soros. one of the employees moved it to the woods before calling police. i's beenthe news after being accused of orchestrating the migrant caravan working it's y through mexico. >> 6:0 9and tonight's drawing

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they're now dreaming of success as business nepartners. >>up of coffee or tea at a time, but that's not all they're brewing in northeast. mollett is here with more on what they're serving up. >> tomorrow is the big grand opening of the village. ca these three buddies now turned business partners at the age of 23 are banking on brewing up more than just lattes for their customers. we got peek inside of the newest spot. on the menu, you'll find the usual coffee tea and bakfast treat but for d.c. natives their plan is to serve up bigger dreams for themselves and their customers. >> >> i shouldn't be a surprise

that three black men from d.c. own something. that should be a regular thing. >> that's the whole point. in the back oce their s is this room that they're calling a lab. that's a space to open up doors for others who have dreams of their own for those aspiring business owners or community leaders that want big events they're going to offer that up. so there's more than just coffee and tea. >> the ideat they're going to help others is awesome. >> that's a great neighborhood. i' v going toit for sure. >> thank you. >> theallas cowboys they stayed in town after losing to the redskinsho i want to you their visit to the national museum of african american history and culture. the team received a private tour before they opened to the public yesterday. jasono garrett is for taking them on field trips for bonding and educational experiences. >> very nice. amychumer use politics to

announce she and her husband arr expecting tirst child. she broke the news on instagram stors of friend and journalist jessica yellen. the line i'm pregnant amy appeared. she was recently arrested for protesting the confirmation of judge brett kavanaugh to the supreme court. >> tens of thousands of people participated in that race in our area on sunday. this is video from last year marathon. there's things everybody eeds to keep in mind. metro is going to open two hours early on sund that means 6:00 a.m. there will be a lot of road closures around here. they'll start around 3:30 in the morning. we posted information in the nbc washington app. just search marine corps marathonr >> in a mat of hours hurricane willa is expected to slam western mexico. it'sli weakenedtly and is a

category 4 storm. the storm is expected to cause a life threatening storm surge. th remnants of the hurricane will move to central texas which is still recovering from last week's flooding. it id so h to recover from all of that damage. >> absolutely and eve it's hitting the western side of mexico, that's where that hurricane is, as a category 3, those remnants are going to sweepight through texas and right through the deep south. that's a few days away. we can still enjoy today. >> i got nothing els to talk about but, you know, i do have something to talk about. you're not scraping that frost off your windshield this morning. those temperatures are warmer. temperatures in the 30s and 40n i m relatively speaking compared to 20s and 30s yesterday.

leave that umbrella at home. you're not going to need it until friday. light jacket because we'reg warmp this afternoon. we're at 44. 46 by 8:00 a.m. and plenty of sunshine. sun coming up a little over an hour from now. 69 degrees will be our daytime high today it's going to be gorgeous. more mild out there today. the wind is going to pick up but not until after 4:00. now from 69 degrees to mid 50s tomorrow.pe our average tture this time of the year is about 66 so enjoy it. s we head through t afternoon, you can see. 5:00. the winds will pick up and we'll be about 10o 15 miles per hour range through the evening and even into the overnight they g start tn strength. so it will be breezy tomorrow morning. that will be about 20 miles per hour and through the day tomorrow we have blus ri conditions -- blustery conditions out there.

we'll be in the low to mid 50s to finish o the work week. high pressure in charge but taking a look at willaight here, the eye has closed but is expected to make landfall as a major catory 3 hurrica later on this afternoon and ythen, friday we'll start to get the clouds and remembnants of weat. ould see rain heavy at times on saturday. hiowers possible on sunday but we're tracking moisture. the track could change and so that will be something that we have to watch. we'll show you that future cast coming up. but right now traffic in the roadways. >> good morning. taking a look here, this is 4 choppever the outer loop at 450. crashes onulhe shoder but real delays through the area. 1.5 to 2 mk e b because of the earlier problem. eastbound 66 before prince william parkway. we do have arash here and seeing some delays right now. that's going to grow.

and a crash on the right shoulder. travel times in maryland on 270. top of the beltway, that slow down in virginiahere. 66 inbound is okay. 34 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hopn your car. >> thank you. 6:20 right now. you want your kids to have a better life than you but they'll need your help to get there. just ahead, four tips to put success in your children's sites. >> tune in this afternoon for ellen at 3:00. she's auctioning off the star of greysat y. seriously. it's going to be

>> there's no manual when it comes to raising kids. whether you're a coach or a mentor you don't have to reinvent the wheel when it comes to setting young people up for success. >> what do you have going on today at school? >> she takes advantage of her quality time talking to him before school. >> as long as they're trying their best thas great for mom and dad. >> that's a great way of thinking to instill in jake. he made a career of coaching people in life, business, health and fitness, including helping adults figure out the best w to help the kids in their lives. his first advice is you have to practice what you preach. >> if y're tryin to teach children the importance of patience but you're getting angry on a customerer is vi l se for waiting while you're saying ha patient your actions are showing them being impatient is okay. >> we already know the value of the family dinnerio convers

but he says the old stand by of how was school today needs to be replaced with a moreg empower question that leads to critical thinking. >> what was your favorite part of schl todaynd why? that's an open ended question. that makes them think and that makes them frame things in a positive frame of mind. >> the third key to success is repetition of what you believer is most imt. >> if there is a lesson that's really important to you as a mentor andak a parent sure that you're consistent with your delivery of it because it's the fy to success at anything in life. ally one of the biggest parts of success is understanding failure. >> there's a lot of shame around failure so if you teach them how to grow. >> teach them how to move t

forwar best they can, but not to get down. to t's okay to teach kids enjoy who they are, what they have right now before they try to move on to have more and better things. >> all of that advice could carry over to adults too. i'm just saying. >> that's a good point. it's now 6:26. coming up, cars d withoutvers coming to d.c. when you could be sharing the roads with fleet of driverless rides. >> let's get to lauren with thee we >> what's going on? >> good to see you. at's what you need to wear. temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. uter than yesterday b it shington post said amindhoeber is a stad issue partisan with no fresh ideas. but it's the ideas she does have that should scare us. defund planned parenthood-

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tuesday morning. there's good news though. it's going to warm up. >> that's good. >> always a good thing, right? >> good mo aing. >> we'o counting down to tonight's ga millions jackpot. this time tomorrow someone could be waking up with a winning ticket worth $1.6 billion. wrap your head around that. it is the largest lotte prize in u.s. history and we'll have much more on the drawing and the luckiest numbers you may want to pick ahead in just a few minutes. my lucky number is 13. melissa is keeping an eye on the roads and rails. lauren is here o with forecast. >> good morning. we have a cool one out there. ot quite as chilly a yesterday, but once the sun comes up about 20 minutes after

7:00 looking a lot warmer. temperatures in the mid 40s through the 6:00 a.m. hour and then after 8:00, upper 40s and once the sun comes up we warm into the mid 50s by 100 a.m. it's going to be gorgeous. lightind out there. you won't have to scrape that off your car like yesterday morning. light jacket is all you're going to need by this amp and thenss ly warmer for tomorrow. that wind is going to pick up and we're back in the 50 same deal with thursday back in the 50s and then rain possible on friday. and rain chances last into the g and d as we're watch tracking a hurricane that could bring rain to our area. we'll let you know when to expect rain but right now we'll let you know what to expect for traffic. >> good morning. chopper 4 over the beltway and 270. ever looking good this morning. no big complaints there. the earlier crash, outer looar ne georgia cleared out of the way and we have a little bit of a delay there.

we have disabled vehicle coupled with the construction of the last couple of weeks, and that's causing proble inbound 66 before princ william. parkway. it's slowing well now and that crash is on the shoulder. so that's good. southbound branch avenue have that crash and for your travel time, not terrible right now. >> thank you. ewe're learning m about breaking news in germantown where a man was shot and killed. >> chris lawrence has the latest now from churchill rid circle. >> well, we learned two things. the victim was a 20-year-old man and he was shot in the chest. take a look behind me. montgomery county police are still here on the scene. they were on thecene not long after police got the call a little after 12:30 thi morning out a shooting here at the

apartment complex on churchill ridge circle. the m had a gunshot wound to the chest. the paramedics rushed him to holy cross and were not able to say he died of his injuries there at the hospital. this is near walters landing elementary school between 270 and the boulevard. the man found outside of the building, but at this point, no information onho they're looking for. chris lawrence, news 4. >> our other top storieshis morning, montgomery county police investigating a sex asult near thewin brook metro station. a 16-year-old girlaid a man followed her off a bus and forced her into a parking garage where he raped her. just finch will be live with the latest in just a few

minutes. >> students at the university oh ut are waking up on edge. a fellow student was shot and kill on campus overnight. e city police tell our sc affiliate there that the suspectedhooter was found dead inside of a church. police say he shot himself. >> today the university of maryland board of regents will meet to discuss the culture of the football progra i they'renvestigating the death of j odan mcnairr the summer. the results of the investigation could be released to the public xt week. >> the man that broke a window at a studio at the fox 5 tv station inorthwest d. has a history of mental health issues. he broke through theront doors yesterday afternoon and was later shot by a security guard. he's expecd to be okay and is charged with burglary. no one else was injured. much more on this story in a few minutes. pening today, the defense will wrap up closing arguments in the mansion murders trial re in d.c.

thearts wept as the autopsy photos of the family members and their housekeeper were shown for the last time. the dna evidence iser elming. she also said if they think daron wint had help,hey can still find him guilty of the murders. the prosecution will present it's rettals. >> survivors of sexual abuse by clergy in eatholic church have two new ways to report their stories in the district. the u.s. attorney's office is launching aephone tip line and e-mail account. all messages will be reviewedaly crim investigators, prosecutors and victim advocates. they maybe referredo law of thement or the office attorney general. >> washington sports teams may have played late night games on the road, but that did not stop them from winning big outwes the wizards played the portland

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>> good morning. police wantssoe the public they're after this man that's now accused of sexually assaulting that 16-year-old girl. they also want the public to pay atntion to howhis girl says she encountered her attacker. take a look here. she says she met him while on the bus. she got on at randolph. that bus bound here for the twin brook metro. along the way, she and this man, about 24 or 25 years old, they struck up conversation and she says he forced her off of the buo a nearby parking garage stairwell where she says that he raped her and then walks her back to the metro ation. the search for this man was carried out here at the twinbrook metro station. that search eending to nearby redline stations as well, but in the endne t up no sign of him. at this hour, police still looking for this man. a distinguishing clue is he's

said to have a tattoo underis right eye. i'm justin finch. back in to you. >> thae' you. >> learning more about breaking news in germantown. a 20asear-old man shot and killed after 12:30 this morning. police tell news 4 the shooting happened at an apartment complex on churchill ridgecile. that's a short distance from water's landing elementary school. the victims identity has not been released and police do not have any suspect information. >> this morning, there re boarded up windows and doors at in fox affiliate her washington. it was a frightening work day yesterday there. a man was shot by a security guard after kicking through the front door. the guard tried to stop that man using pepper spray. when that didn't work, she shot him in the chest. ehe did not m it into the newsroom and no one else was hurt. that tv station was -- has identified the person as trying

get in as george heodoms. was hoping they would help him get in touch with president trump. he also contacted us via e-mail. he is expected to be okay and is charged with burglary. >> turkey's presdent s there's strong evidence that the killing of washington post jamal khashoggi was anned. he went missing on october 2nd after entering the saudi conciliate in istanbul. they're now calling on the s tdi kingo allow the 18 suspects in the killing to be tried in >> 6:47 now, the countdown is on. the midterm elections, exactly two weeks away from today. president trump is setting aside his once bitter rivalry with senator ted cruz to drum up votes there in texas. the two appeared side by side at a campaign rally in houston last night. senator cruz is in a come ppetia race there feat that

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the least common number is 5. >> i like 5. ucky keep saying 13 is my number. my birthday falls on the 13th. >> it's unlucky. >> it's not unlucky. it's uncommon. >> i want to win. >> it's 6:49. we'll turn back to lauren the storm team 4 forecast. he has some things we need to know thig. morn >> we're winning the weather today. it's going to be more mild than yesterday. upper 60s. yesterday we were only in the upper 50s. now tomorrow, we turn theage back. we'll be breezy and cooler and we finish this work week on a cool note with some rain on friday night. current temperatures out there right now,ot going to have to scrape the frost off your car this morning. high.atures were t the 40s and 30s right now. so a little warmer than yestday and we'llontinue to be warm into the afternoon. it's going to be beautiful. winds are picki up aft about 4:00 and we'll have some stronger gusts as we get into the overnight and through the day tomorrow.

69 degrees for today but plenty of sunshine out there and temperatures a little above normal. now tomorrow, we're below normal once again. o we'ly top out in the low to mid 50s but still plenty of sunshine. it's going to be breezy throughout the day tomorrow. one thing i want to show you, we're dry.ur high pre is in charge. through tonight clear skies once again. through your wednesday, clear skies, plenty of sunshine. then as we get into thursday, we'll kee the sunny skies, at least for the first part of the day but clouds move in. take a look at this, all of this moisture is from willa. crawled right through mexico. crawled right through texas, and by friday morning it's knocking on the southeastern doorstep and it will continue to move into our region friday night and unfortunately we have rain around for the weekend. hurricane willa wil probably be a category 3 as it makes landfall later on this afternoon. soturday's temperatures and sunday'ses temperatur right around 50 degrees and unfortunately saturday looks wet. we'll continue to watch the track of it. it could and probably will

change, but right now it looks like a wet weekend for us. some of theld showers c linger into monday as another frontal system pushes through the area. melissa. >> good lrning. takingk here. chopper 4, you can see inner loop,uter loop looking pretty good. no big complaints there. beltway overall no major issues. the slow down past the beltway and inner loop very normal. as we zoo imnparkway, southbou before windy run a disabl vehicle causing pain there because we also have the road work through the area. 6lice on the scene though. eastbound before prince william parkway, that crash is now out of the way. it's onhe shoulder brandy w bran brandywine, an update to this, a crash, you can see the purple showing that we're shutdown there.g southbound tryo get more information from police right now making calls on that. 270, 30 miles per hour southbound from the spur.n to top of the beltway here, the

slow down 21 miles per hour.un east on 66 and inbound on 95 in virginia, both about 35 miles per hour. remember to listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> thanks. >> 6:52 now.n we t to a change that could impact anybody that commutes through thedistrict. d.c. may ban right turns on red in parts of the city. >> sources tell transportation reporter adam tuss that leaders are considering the ban in the downtown business districtigh crashintersections and school zones. the move is meant to increase street safety. no timetable is set for when this could take effect. d.c. major browser and members of the council will nee to discuss the potential changes. it's now 6:52.ig threeschool buddies from the district are now dreaming of success together as business partnepa ners. >> tomorrow is the grand opening of the new coffee shop and they're brewing up more than just lattes.

mollette green is here with more on what they're serving. >> there's a whole lot more in store for three t guyst grew up hearing that old addage, it takes a village to raise a child. well thatillage concept is part of their dream to also be able to give back, to use their coffee house as a place for the community to grow. > serve up success in union market northeast. >> welcome to the viigage. >> thrh school friends from d.c.'s ward 7 and 8 neighborhoods. buddies when they were just teens hanging out together, all grown up and now business partners at the age of 23. don't mistake them for workers behind the counter. they own the village cafe. >> small vanilla latte.

>> it shouldn't be a surpriseee that toung black men from d.c. own something. it should be a regular thing. >> wee all cogether last summer, actually, a year ago with an idea of creating access for ourselves and others. >> tea, coffee, sandwiches, all on the menu, along with bigger dreams fms tves and their customers. >> ithirthe first thing is wanto give back to the community so i can give back by buying coffee here. >> how many great relationships start over a cup of coffee? >> we're going to look back having our anniversary. >> big shoes to fill. they're inspiring to make an hepan b o coffee house there that they're calling a lab and they want to allow aspiring business owners and community leaders to use that space. >> yeah. >> it's to be awesome. >> can't wait to see them grow and thrive.

what else? what are you working on for tomorrow? >> horses. althe internatiorse show coming to town. 60th anniversary. we'll talk to young rider that has connections to jackie o. so that's going to be veryg. interest >> and you'll be on a horse? >> we're working things out. i have been on a horse in recent days. >> be carefu don't let him make you do on something you want to. >> see you tomorrow. >> 6:55 w, heres four things to know. >> a new starbucks catered toward the deaf and hard of hearing community. everybody that works there will be fluent in amerin sign language. >> today the defense will wrap up closing arguments in the mansion murder case in e d.c. osecution presented closing arguments yesterday telling jurors that the evidence is overwhelming. after the defense wraps up, the prosecution presents it's rebuttal. 20-year-old man was shot and killed early this morning in germantown. the shooting happened at an

apartment complex aroun 12:30. the victims identity has not been reolased ande do not have any susatct informion. >> mega millions i drawing tonight worth $n.6 billio the cash option is 900 million. th 11:00 p.m..ppens at >> and those temperatures are going to be in the upper 60s today. plenty ofshine and then breezy. after about 4:00 p.m.. breezy tomorrow. rain for the second half of friday and through the weekend. >> taking aook at the roads here, we are shutdown southbound. >> and tomorrow on news 4 today, we're working f you, finding ways to help you live your best life and that can include fitting fitness into your busy schedule. i talkedha to a success coach has some tips, especially for those of you that don't know where to that can be the hardest part. join ushen you bake uwake up. we're live from 4:00 until 7:00 every morning. >> we'll see you in 25 minutes

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