this morning. >> i haven't ieither. on't want to walk off the set. ti need to wai and check it because if it's enoh money, i'm out. we want to check your forecast and the commute too. melissa mollet will look at the roads and rails. we'll start with chuck bell. >> you're going to quit your job over $20. >> if it's a few thousand. >> a few thousand. >> i might take a day off, >>that's all. ll right. well, aaron will release his scale of lotteryer winningss his appearance at work coming up a little later on. right now though, 4 things you weather.now about the so long to the 70s.da yest 72 degrees. today's highs will be in the mid 50s.er noticeably co in addition to that, quite a northwest breeze blowing what was hurricane willa promises to deliver us somen heavy rainsaturday. hopefully we can get out of here before the marine corpsarhon on sunday morning. right now though your wednesday starting off mostly in the 40s. there are some 30s o the map.

wake up weather all day today. temperates backo 50 degrees by 9:00 in the morning and da s high, 58 degrees but that's a far cry from yesterday's 72. melissa? >> fairfax westboundon a boulevard shut down at prosperity prospe eastbound lanes open. we have no idea when this will re-open. avoid that area. 66 in bound at glebe road crash with the left side being blocked now. elsewhere looking okay on the beltway. nice and light volume on the beltway especially for 6:00 a.m. in bound branch avenue near silver hill road. left lane blocked and on 4 in bound and upper marlboro, right by woodyard. aaron? >>melissa, thank you. 6:01 now. ne turn back to the big story this morning, you're going to be hearing about all day. >> lottery officials made the

announcement hours ago. a winning mega millions ticket was sold in south we know someone who has family in south carolina. angie goff at the live desk. has anyone called you back yet? >> this is true. like when it comes to money, this is when you find out really loves you. >> exactly. >> no call from my husband. i texted him a few hoursago. i know he's up, too'v been sending him tweets, trying to get ahold of imhad. i'm a little suspect. this is definitely what everybody is talking about. lottery officials confirm that someone in south carolina won that massive $1.2 billion mega jackpot. it is the biggest lottery in u.s. history. thens mega mill website now showing the new estimated jackpot of $40 emillion. winning numbers again, 5, 28, 62, 65, 70 and the noga ball, 5. in case you didn't half of that billion winning jackpot comes from tickets sold.

the rest of the revenueoes to e store that sold the ticket, th lottery and i'll be here tomorrow. >> good. then we canhare the winnings. thank you. don't you worry, you have c anothence to become a multi-millionaire tonight. tonight's powerball has a $620 million jackpot. good luck. >>have one of those tickets, too. yeah, me, too. traffic isn't the only thing that makes driving through d.c. tough. drivers have to worry about the roundabouts. i've seen many near messes. you have the one way streets, sharing the roads with bicyclists. oa may barry has a new plan to make the safer. chris lawrence has the story. >> reporter: sadly enough, ron, it comes down to too many

people getting killed. this could affect how you get around som of the most highly used streets in d.c. whilehe cyclists areing the proposal, some drivers don't like it at all.es it cown to the mayor saying the current laws aren't working. this is the deadliestyear. 31 people have already been killed in traffic crashesed comparo 30 all of last year. so the district is considering banning right turns on red at 100 intersections, mostly downtown but some around schools as well. it would reduce the speed limit to 20 miles per hour insi ntial area andequire them ttake a small quiz. their concerns are being heard but other driversre a saying this will cause more in tickets. here's mayor bowser defending the plan. > people live in differe places. they work in different places. they're going out at night in different places.

they're using ride share. our conditionsn our roadways have changed overwehe years aneed everybody to be paying attention, recognize at we all have share the ro way. >> reporter: now while some drivers say they would hate to lose a right turn on red anywhere, other advocates say this doesn't go nearly far en tgh. they wan see the ban extended to every intersection in the district. outside city center, chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris, thank you. 6:05. new this morning, an arrest in the rape we told you near the metro station. he was picked up last night. the 17-year-old struck up a conversation. once off the bus raymond allegedly tried to kiss the victim. she says he walked her back to thta metroon and she called police. police use the victim's

description of the suspect and surveillance vido find raymond. it's now 6:05. a're learning new details in story we brought you as breaking news yesterday morwng. we now khe name of the person montgomery county police say shot and killed a man in germanto germantown. i officers tried to approach the man and he shot and killed himsel i he was wante the shooting death of someone in germantown yesterday irning. th not the only shooting local investigators are looking into this morning. >> there were multiple shootings yesterday from fairfax county to prince gorges county. we'll show you on the map. they happened within 12 hours of one another. they don't believe the are related.

centreville, a man showed up with a gunshot wound. he called 911 at 6:00 p.m. saying someone shot him a mile away on old centrevle road. he is expected to survive. to a deadly shooting inng sple, maryland. detectives investigated this as just a few blocks from flowers high school. tst before 9:00 p.m. a man was found shot death in the middle of the street. prince gorges county police say this does not appear to be a ndom killing. also in prince gorges county are park pleas investigating a deadly shooting in suit land parkway. detectives are looking for the car and the shooter. they believe the persons involved may be driving a white audi similar to the one you see here. u.s. park police say the suspects could be armed with a hng today, a jury will pefle. spend its first full day deciding the fate of the man accused in the 2015 d.c. mansion

murders. darr wint is the only person charged with killing three amily members and their housekeeper. the defense wrapped up closing arguments. no the jur must sort through a month and a half of testimony and evidence. prosecutors say the evidence is overwhelming. also today, president trump will be back on the campaign trail. he is headed to wisconsin tonight. that is the central part of the state. president trump won the regionf south there by 18 points in 2016. he will campaign foru. senate candidate leah brookmere and governor scott walker. >> at the rally president trump iso expected talk about the migrant caravan. last night he suggested he could use t u.s. military to stop the migrants from enteringcohe try. >> i'm thinking about everything, including the military, not just the national guard, the military is what i'm thinking abouan

we have people coming into our country illegally. >> about 7,000e peo from central america, mostly honduras mexico.ching north in the president had falsely claimed we were funded. yesterday they asked the president if he has anyproof. >> there's no proof of anything. there's no proof o anythin but they could very well be. >> last night some republican they want the white house to make a deal with mexico to give the marchers sanctuary before they reach the u.s. 9 minutes after 6:00, it is the list every major metropolitan area wants to be on. amazon's list for another factory. they say crystalit is the front-runner. we asked people in the area about the possibility, there was mixe reaction and questions about transportation needs. >> i think it makes sense.

yeah, close to >> we have the infrastructure. we have metro. we have the new expansion on bus rapid transit. we have the capacity to absorb this. >> the deal could bring 50,000 jobs to the area. in the next few day we should start seeing signs and mile markers go up for the 43rd annual marine corps marathon. it is a 26.2 mile race on saturday. this time around metro will stt running trains at n6:00 o marathon morning. for information about the race, metro, road closures be sure to sear marathon in the nfc washington app. nbc 4 is a proudsponsor. there's a special area, miles 11 and 12, where they're paying tribute to fallen service

members. still ahead, the catholic church sex abuse scandal leads aajor investigation he in d.c. >> ya violent outbreak that kils six kids. out of control. an escalator speeds up catchin riders by surprise. a closer look at the video today.be hearing abo how about the weather, chuck? >> carash forecast, get it washed. nice and sunny. next chance rolls in. much more on the forecast when see you next >> reporter: 500 horses displaying their speed, power, an jumping style. this little guyg breakfast. we'll meet lindseyaxwell and we'll meet lindseyaxwell and her horse named prince

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health n officials i jersey are working to contain a severe viral outbreak at a pediatric center. six children have died folwing outbreak of adenovirus. here's what you need to know. the sickness is associated with minorse illnes this strain is associated with respiratory viruses. the facility a earth willed officials about the outbreak in october. d.c.'s attorney general is investigating the archdiocese of washington. yesterday carl racine told the mayor that he has mounted a civil investigation. if criminal conduct isun the case could be referred to the u.s. attorney's office for prosecution. the investigation comes after archbishop of washington cardinal donald wuerle resigned.

6:16 our time right now. horses. they are taking over downtown washington. we're used to seeing mount police but this time it's a little different. >> going to be a sight. th washington international horse show is in town celebrating 60 years. news 4's molette green is working for you at capitol one arena with a preview, hi,mo tte. >> reporter: hey, it's hard to believe we are at capitol one ena. it has turned into a big old barn with horses. a lot awake and having breakfast. horses from across the country and over seas. we're talking about 500 horses. the prize is $135,000 that will be awarded on saturday. want you to meet one of our hunter riders lindsay maxwell and her horse prince. you're going to be competi today and throughout the day? >> yes, i am. >> reporter: tell me a this

competition, 60 years in washington. this is a big deal for you and other riders a your rses? >> for them, too. it is. it's one of my absolutely favorite shows to come through. this venue is spectacular and the logistics that make this happen. it's hard to believe we're in capital one arena right now. it's an honor to be here. >> it's great for people who don't see horses often to come take part, spec tatend see beautiful creatures and learn about them, right? >> yes, absolutely. i love the crowd here. there's always a great local crowd. people can walk down the streete and see horses stabled, stop in and get a ticket w andch a show they've never seen before. >> reporter: good luck to you and prince. i want to let you know the barn ride is a big thing happening. horsesth barns fro region take part in this friendly competition that's coming up tomorrow night at 7:00.

back in to you guys. >> molette, i havek. to 500 horses and you couldn't find one to get on? what happened? >> reporter: oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. just a few days ago i did. iot on a horse named louis. check out the video. i've got the evidence. >> whoa. >> yeah. louis was kind to me and it was a lot of fun. little scary. >> a little apprehensive. >> look at her face. we'll have you gallong through e glen. >> you're braver than me, molette. thank you for sharing. let's get a look at the forecast. >> chuck bell is standing by withhat we can expect. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. wednesday off to ahilly start today. fortunately no rain in the forecast ain. we're carrying 17.5 to 21.5 inch rainrp s.

probably going to have one of the two or threest wet years on record in washington. currently, dry. it will stay dry today and tomorrow. however, there's another chance of some very heavy rain here friday night and saturday. could be one to three inchesf rain friday night and saturday. clear sky. chilly this morning. most of the suburbs are in the 40s so the dog walking recast on lottery winner day, no one fortunately, love this dog's c nameh king. 1-year-old up for adoption. go to their website and find out how to adopt h and add him to your family. temperatures in the 40s. good weather to be outside in the middle of the day. sun going down at 6:18. that is what was hurricane willa. heavy rain in texas. that is the moisture we'll be following across the country in

the next couple days. it won't be here until sometime during the day on friday. there is at aeast someunt of good news there. here's your five day forecast. chilly this morning and breezy thisrn afn. your wind breaker, high today 58 degrees. could have some frost especially in the outlying suburbs. again, tomorrow morning. as yount get friday may start dry on friday but it will be raining hard friday night into saturday. heavy rain tapers back to showers. good morning to you. >> good morning to you in bethesda, inner loop, 270. not seeing a slowdown because of this. the rest of the beltway looks good. hillcrest heights in bound branch avenue. left lane blocked by crash and upper marlboro, in bound. look at several backups with an overturned vehicle on the right side.

arlington eastbound 66 at glebe road. left side blocked by a crash. as for your travel times looking okay inmaryland. top of the beltway, typically slow. 66 in bound okay. 95 northbound no major problems. remember to listen to wtop103.5

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you're watching "news 4 today." 6:24 now. out.now you need to work you want to start working out, ont maybe you have avoided it because you just know how to get started. this morning we wrap up our oving your best life series with some tips how to ease your way into the gym. we went into the gym with success coach and trapper kenneth ferrere whoks w with several clients on their fitness goals and he says goal setting is the first step for a workout and be specific. >> work out three times a week at this specific time for 45 minutes doing ts specific thing then you will have a much easier time holding yourself acco >> reporter: stretching is an absolutely critical first move. no fancy equipment needed and pre-workout stretching needs to be active. >> ease your way into it getting your l a little bit higher

until you really feel the stretch activate. let your body warm up which can protect you from injury. >> reporter: ferrere showed me a static 15 minute ham spring string stretch. >> if you want to bend k youre that can help you get into the muscle. then you hold a challenging position. >> reporter: finally, he teaches a high workout style called tobata to rev up your heart rate. >> four minuteit interval w four moves cycling around twice. >> reporter: he started with a prisoner squat. pushups, three different types and plyometric. >> right here, down, up, right back down. that's not something i wld recommend for beginners. >> reporter: good. weorked up a sweat with shoulder taps. it's important to get as intense

as you can. >> left to right, back down. now dot for a little bit of speed. get a little faster. come on, aaron, little faster, little faster, little faster. >> reporter: before you end with that stati stretching, he recommended a squad thrust. >> he makes it look residential really easy. >> he does. >> he played for the nationals. >> he was a minor league baseball player aea few back. he suggested that beginners start with a workou buddy. it's about accountability. 6:26. new details in anscator emergency. moving stairs with a mind of their own. the story behind ts viral video just ahead. and good mornie, everybody. aily grade for the forecast in the weather today, b plus.no a bad day outside. temperatures in the 50s today and it will be a little breezy at times. that's the reason it's not an a

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"news 4 today" starts now. 6:30 your time right now as we wake up on this wednesday morning. we hope you enjoyed the 70s yesterday. the temperatures are heade back down today. osre frost. >> more >> that's the way it looks. good morning, everybody, i'm lcaaron ist. >> i'm eun yang. we'll get back to your forecast but, first,o we want let you know there is a winner of the $1.6 billion mega millions jackpot. here are those winning numbers, 5, 28, 62, 65, 70, wit another 5 for the mega ball number. we hope you match at least ase w of t numbers and get some

money. >> in the last few minutes we learned there are at lst two winners of the second prizes in th area. we'll tell you what we know about the jackpot winningti et. >> check those numbers. >> back to chuck and melissa with a look at the weather and the commute. >> how much is second place? >> ion't know. >> who cares? >> we'll find out. >> arobably aroun million bucks. >> yeah. i think 3 million at least. >> sure. all i knows it wasn't me. temperatures are in the 40s in the nearbyur s this morning. 42 in chantilly. 41 in rton, virginia. 42 at joint base andrews. erther out in thural areas, even colder, 39 leesburg, 34 in stanton and beharris. bright and sunny but very chilly. compared to yesterday it will feel a lot colder than that. temperatures will be in the mid 50s all afternoon today. the northwest wind aroun 15 to

25 miles per hour will make it feel rather on the chillyside. avay on the sunny side of the street and he your insulated wind breaker. all of the latest and thee details of forecast available on our nbc washingtono app. morning, melissa. >> good morning. near the monocacy river bridge. seeing a little slowdown but not that makes me happy. could be a lot worse for sure. inner loop and out loop of the beltway, volume is very typical. you'll have a little slowdownr be okay to roll through. upper marlboro, in bound before woodyard. still had the right side blocked by a crash. silver hill bad,cked there. it looked really bad. e crash has actually cleaned out. eun? >> melissa, thank you. back now to the record breaking mega millions jackpot. someone is waking up an instant billionaire. confirmry officials did

that someone in south carolina won that massive $1.6 billion mega millions jackpot. the biggest in u.s. history. take a look here. mega millions website showing that it has updated about an hour or so ago after it was confirmed there is a winner. it shows theegmillions estimated jackpot now at $40 million we should point out, too, you have another chance to become instantly rich tonight. >> the powerball dwing is an estimated jackpot of $620 million. nothing to sneeze home. take home cash option on that one, $354.3 million. good luck. 6:33 our time right now. happening today, a jury will continue deliberating the fate r ofald hamilton. the army veteran was convicted it c murder for killing his wife and a racky prince wiiam county police officer. jurors will have to choose between life in prisonhe and death penalty.

this morning a man is charged in connection with a 17-year-old death in waldorf. andre johnson was the first to fire at a rival group of people outside of a home on october 3rd. someone t int group fired back. elisha cole who was standing nearby was shot. he collapsed in a driveway. police are still looking for the other shooter. disturbing surveillance video showing a car speeding down a sidewalk in downtown silver spring. montgomery county police said that driver tried to run people over. he got into a fight on friday, saturday, september 15th. one of the menrove a car down the sidewalk hitting people and struck several parking meters. they hope witnesses will come oforward with informati their identity. some loudoun countys residentay stray bullets disrupted an afternoon baby

shower. this isn't the first timead they'veo deal with this. >> noeews 4's justin finch has e story. >> reporter: they don't believe that was intentional and the t othe close calls they responded to over the weekend. that was one of them. it raises concern out here and th's why they're expressing calls for caution before someone is hurt. theye reminding loudoun county residents that firing awi weapo in 50 yards of a highway or within 100 yards of a park or hool is prohibited. now law enforcement here believes that poor shooting is what's causing these close calls, like target practice. the concern iso real. so much so they're urging residents to be careful and mindful of where they a shooting. meu notice loudoun's seen a lot

of new devel and a lot of people and a lot more risk from firing a gun. you have t imagine the surprise over the weekend for the woman hosting an outdoor baby shower when bullets went whizzing by and struc her bedroom window. >> it was a little disconcerting to say the least. if you hadeen standing in the wrong spot, she was in between the home and tha one of two o close callsr the weekend. may and tings between august over the summer. a very serious problem here now in loudoun county. back to you. >> justin finch live this morning. thank you. 36. we have another local singer to keep rooting for on nbc'se " voice." >> funsho avoided elimination. he barely survived. ♪ ♪

>> so adameve had to choose between funsho and deandre. he went with deandre butshlake ton saved funsho, stole him for his own team. funsho and another local contestant -- >> that's cool. >> mike parker is from virginia. he made the cut in the battle rounds. >> it's coming up, horsing around. molette green working for you at the international horse show this morning. >> reporter: yeah, this is quite a competition.ot we've riders and horses warming up here in the cooling rink., coming up four things you need to know about horses live from the washington internati oal horse shown "news 4

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investigators are trying to figure out what caused this terrifying situation in rome. an escalator sped out of control at arain station yesterday. look at all of those people. eo a hugeee in the v pile of them right on the floor there. at least 20 people, mostlyss n soccer fans, were injured. they were in rome for a champions league soccer game. and we're als seeing video of a massive seven alarm fire in massachusetts. >> this overnight fire destroyed the historic wakefield baptist church there that was almost 150 years old. right now there's no word on wh caused the fire. no injuries have been reported. now here's your cnbc morning business report >> good morning, i'm frank holland here at cnbc headquarters. mcdonald's is betting on breakfast to boost traffic and curb slowing sales. the fast food gia announced it ould be rolling out new breakfast menu itemse plus mor

national and regional value deals to lure back customers to mcdonald's restaurants. customers can begin ordering at least one new menu item, triple breakfast stacks on november 1st. in 2015 the company introduced all day breakfast tottct new diners and the move resulted in an uptick in sales. i'm frank holland. good morning, everybody. hump day. time to start thinkg about the weekend. at least the sun is going to be shining today and tomorrow. the weekend, well, especially your saturday cou be rainy and your saturday cou be rainy and windy. falways a challenge.s ben became a friend, investor,

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you. president ump stepping away from the incendiary claims. he initially stood behind them and now he's backing away. a former senior intelligence official tells nbc news there is middle nce that any eastern terrorists are among the migrants. critics say this is an efforto stoke fears, motivate the president's base ahead of the d terms now less than two weeks away. the significance here is critical. the t waning day president has a lot at stake. he controls both the white housd republicans control both houses of congress. nonetheless, he's up against a wall of questions that theco hoe d split, perhaps the senate as well. among those vouchg for the president on the claim, press secretary sarah sanders insi insisting there was evidence, mike pence as well. she's drawingutiny for saying he's proud to call himself a nationalist, a title critics have used to attack his policies

in the past. that's back to you. >>ore from peter alexander on the "today" show. thanks. it's now6:46. we have new details in two developing stories. the first, an arrest in an alleged rape near the twin brook metro station. video u surveillance to track down malachi raymond. the two started talking on a metro bus on monday. once they were off the bus he tried to kiss her. when she refused him he allegedly pushed her into a parking garage and raped r. now to new details in a story we brought you with breaking news yesterday morning. we now knowe the n a person montgomery county shot and killed a man ingermantown. chopper 4 over the scene when officers tried to aest 18-year-old valentine valentineo pritchette. whenhey approached the vehicle, he shot and killed

himself. if you drive in th district, you know how confusing and frustrating it can be. you have to navigate one way streets and the dreaded roundabouts, you get lost in those sometimes. >> it can be challenging even for those who have been here lives.ntir the mayor has unveiled the new plans to make d.c. streetsfo sar everyone, she says. news 4's chris lawrence le to explain the new plan. hey, chris. >> reporter: hey, aaron. this could affect how you get arou some of the highly used streets in d.c. including outside of city center. while they're cheering some of this, some d ivers don't like at all. take a look at some of the new safety measures. dc drivers would have to take a short quiz. it would ban right turns on red lights at 100 intersections, mostly dotown butlso near some schools as well and it would reduce the speed limit to 20 miles an hour in residential areas. this is mayor bowser byiically sa the current laws aren't

working. this is the deadliest year fore traffic dths since 2011. 31 peoplav he been killed already compared t 30 all of last year. cyclists, pedestriansay their concerns are finally beingbu hed t some drivers are worried this is going to back up traffic and cost them more in tickets. here's the mayor defending the plan. >> examining and i know w thed quiz cone notes there's a pass or fail in some action that happens based on that, buthat we're just focusing on is the driver re-education. >> reporter: while some drivers say they would hate to lose a right turn on redwh ae in the district, advocates say this doesn't go far enough and they nt to see it expanded to every intersection in d.c. outside city center, chris lawrence, news 4. >> chris,nk you. we turn to breaking news that's making people check their tickets all around the country. are you checking your tickets? >> i did. not a single number.

>> no? >> not a single one t in plays. somebody in south carolina they did win that $1.6 billion megamillion jackpot. we just learned that our areaso three second prize $1 million tickets. two tickets sold in virginia, one ind.c. >> could be me! >> could be. this is the mega millionsou websit see on the screen showing the new stinlted jackpot back down to $ llion. >> last night's drawing was the largest lottery in u.s. history. the winning numbers again, 5, 28, 62, 65, 70 and the mega ball is 5. good luck. 6:50 right now. >> how did you not know to use the number 5, eun. you have five people in your >> yesterday we just said 5 is not picked very often. >> crazy. >> theerson who told you that probably has a million bucks in their poct right now. we have clear skies. chilly. e first half is crazy warm. now a little bit cooler. so far this month it's still

more than 5 degrees warmer than average. five of the lt sixctober have all been warmer than average. warmest one on record,2007. we had a first number one warmest october in place until yesterday. we'll 20bably have a top 15 or warmest october but it certainly won't be in the top four or five. 49 drees right now in washington. ndggest part of the forecast today, sunshine this northwest wind. once the sun comes up about7: this morning, that wind will increase. so 30s and 40s to get you going. 36 in winchester. 39 egleesburg. 50es in beverly beach maryland by the bay. what to wear? have your warm coat, your hat, your sunglasses as well even a jacket because it will stay chilly. 40s now only getting into the mid and upper 50s for daytime highs today. certainly not going to be anywhere near as warm as yesterday. rrow morning a chance for some frost early tomorrow and

then another mostly sny and cool day but that will turn into a rain chance aset we into friday and saturday. i will have a complete forecast on ourbc washington app. what was hurricane willa could bring us 1 t 3 inches of rain friday night and then into saturday. a lot of rain flight into saturday. sunday the rain tapers back to just showers. that isarine corps marathon day. melissa mollet, could be a little showery for the runners. >> i thought you were going to ask if i was going to run. you know the that. not happening. ainso wishr t i were. they have a crash at the inner loop of the beltway. take a look at the slowdown. it really starts as y're approaching the woodrow wilson bridge for the inner loop at the eisenhower avenue crash. rest of the belt way looks there. that has recovered pretty well. that's going 45 miles per hour

southbound. two things happening on 4 in bound. first of al before woodyard road right side blocked by a crash and also at water street we have a new crash there. as we zoom out just a little bit re, 301 in bound at cedarville road, jackknifed tractor-trailer. that just happened in brandy wine. taking a look at travel times in virginia, 66 and 95 both pretty typical right now. in maryland, th270 sund 26 miles per hour. top of the beltway, 26 miles an hour on the outer loop. >> thank you, melissa. horses are taking over downtown washington.oi it's to be quite a sight. >> washington international horse show is in town celebrating 60 years. news 4's molette green working for you at capitol one arena with what you need to know. hey, molette. >> reporter: hey, hunter and jumper comtitions getting ready to start this morning. i'm standing beside beautiful

13-year-old cristiano and his owner. i'm going to seeno crist first. virginia taught me how to do this. check this out. all right, virginia. let's talk about how exciting this is for you first to be able to be here once again. >> oh, gosh, it's incredibly exciting. there are not many shows like this before in the middle of the ccity,ompact ring, tight arters. you really have to ride. >> i noticed istiano's braid here and nice aluminum shoes here. can you just kindef giv us a quick onceover whathat's all about? all part of the presentation. >> it's all part of your presentation. every horse that you see that goes in the hters today will have braids in their mane like this and their tail braided as well. >> reporter: you were talking about the whole style and your attitude when you're competinee how are young about all of

that? >> we will, i'm feeling great it.ut he really loves this arena. we've had great success herela e few times we've been here. >> top prize is $135,000. >>unfortunately i'm not in that class. >> reporter: that's okay. >> that'okay. i'm rooting for them anyway. >> reporter: four things we have been told we need to know about horses oflyourse qui as i move along. you have to move slowly and use your insid voice around them. >> yes. >> reporter: they read your body language. hundreds of different breeds. 20 to 25ifferent breeds in the u.s. >> thank you. >> moletteee thank you. fewer things to know, six children who died following an outbreak of adenovirus at a rehabte cen in new jersey. parents are now complaining that the facility waited too long to inform them of the deadly ou treak. more o story coming up next y" show. o today a jury will spend the first full day decidin the fate

of darren wint. they're trying to pinhe murders on his brothers. the red sox defeated the dodgers early, 8-4. it was a tight match until the seventh inning. tonight both teams square off again in fenway park. >> some people in south carolina won that massive 1.6ns mega mill jackpot. we've learned that our area sold three second prize 1 million tickets, two in virginia, one in d.c. look for more on the breaking news next on "to and there's a peek at the five day forecast, sunny and breezy. 58 today. another frosty, chilly start tomorrow morning. rain comes in here second half of your friday and your saturday is going to be a rainy, windy mess. >> we'll have toune up, chuck. tomorrow on "news 4 today," dropping temperatures often means a rise in h yourting bill but that doesn't have to be the case. we'll show you the new program

that's t helping bringt up. appreciate you joining us. >> that is t "news 4 today." >> "today" show is next. wwe'll be backh all of your weather, traffic and news. >> make it areat day, gev

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to stop them. attorney general brian frosh. good morning. breaking news. winner takes all. just one ticket matched a the numbers in the record $1.6 billion mcka millions t. where was that winning ticket sold? we are live with all the details. willa's wrath. the powerful storm causing dangerous conditions in the u.s. today afteroaring ashore in mexi overnight. texas already soakedma to the x, bracing for more torrential rain. the gulf coast set for anothhi and the northeast is gearing up for the first nor'easter of the season. al has it all covered. deadly outbreak. a severe virus sweeping through a medical c