a lot of us will take part in a high profile area in washington. >> amelia siegel out in the storm team 4 x 4 with a look at conditions for the walk to end hiv tomorrow morning. amelia, how are you doing? >> reporter: good morning, aaron. it will be chilly tomorrow morning just like this morning. it's breezy now. we're at the d.c. armory. runners will continue to come pick up their racing numbers for the marine corps. marathon. the weather really is cooperating. partly sunny skies. high temperatures around 70 degrees. behind washington, 71. 9 in manassas, jermantown. tomorrow a high temperature of 70. mostly sunny skies. cloud cover during the afternoon. aaron and eun, you will be be at the walk to end hiv. festivities at 7:00 pl a. temperature at 48 temperatures in the upper 50s. tom will be taking a look at sunday. breaking down the temperatures in 10 minutes. melissa, any problems on the roads right now? >> no problems. this green is my new favorite thing. it looks good approaching 6:00 a.m. beltway looking good. 66, 95 in virginia, looking quite good. maryland and virginia, no probl

report. $52 billion of lost benefits every year. >> let's check in with storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegele in the storm team 4 x 4. good morning to you, amelia. >>> good morning, eun and aaron. we have been out here all morning tracking in our storm team 4 x 4. 66 degrees. happy friday. you don't have any plans tomorrow? join eun and aaron at the walk to end hiv. of course we have the marine corps. marathon taking place on sunday. the wind is not an issue tomorrow. but we will have breezy conditions today as well as sunday. high temperatures today will be around 70 degrees, partly sunny skies. high in bethesda, 70. 71 in washington. high temperature tomorrow around 70. walk to end hiv 7:00 a.m. tomorrow. dress warm. temperature of 48 degrees by 10:00 a.m. wind festivities are wrapping up. temperatures around 57. melissa, how are the roads looking right now? >> overall, we're looking okay. we're kind of getting volume building. 95 northbound at skaggsville, off-ramp blocked. and powder mill road, a new crash. wider look at things, looking typical. 95 north, quantico to the beltway the slow

. >>> amelia siegel live with what you can expect in the day ahead. amelia >> good morning, aaron. a chance of a few showers in the forecast for today. it would only be light rain. only a 30% chance. the weather potentially having a low impact on your da otherwise, it's comfortable. muggy yesterday. partly to mostly cloudy skies. the immediate area in maryland, washington, virginia is dry. some light rain in far western maryland. this is what i'm keeping an eye on. this rain mainly in ohio. we will continue to track this. 61 degrees is is the temperature right now. 9:00 a.m., 60. comfortably cool. tracking hour by hour the chance of rain in your neighborhood later today. are you tracking breaking news right now. >> we are in rockville. 270 northbound at mont rows. i just spoke with police. four lanes closed. four vehicles involved in the crash. you are jammed as you hit the spur. no word on any injury. wider look at things. we're a little bit slow bw parkway as you head inside the beltway. we have that crash. bw parkway north of that southbound 198 with the overturned vehicle. into

today but you should probably keep the umbrella in case we track more showers headed this way. >>> amelia siegel live with what you can expect in the day ahead. amelia >> good morning, aaron. a chance of a few showers in the forecast for today. it would only be light rain. only a 30% chance. the weather potentially having a low impact on your da otherwise, it's comfortable. muggy yesterday. partly to mostly cloudy skies. the immediate area in maryland, washington, virginia is dry. some light rain in far western maryland. this is what i'm keeping an eye on. this rain mainly in ohio. we will continue to track this. 61 degrees is is the temperature right now. 9:00 a.m., 60.

we sent amelia siegel out today. >> that's right. she's in arlington where the cats kick off their season tonight. we have more reason to rock the red. >> reporter: good morning, eun and aaron. i love getting up this morning. i didn't have eight hours of sleep. about six and a half. tonight is the caps home opener against the canadiens. beautiful weather throughout the day. this is sky cast 4. this is how the sky is going to look throughout your day today. plenty of sunshine. once the sun comes up, mostly sunny skies. mild today. high temperature of 75 degrees. caps playing tote. temperatures for the game probably warmer outside than it will be in the arena. also some good news. if you're traveling to and from the game, the weather not impacting that forecast at all. but there is plenty of rain chances in the forecast. tom is going to outline the latest timing coming up in 10 minutes. here's melissa with with a check of the roads. >> oh, my gosh, please be careful. don't fall. we have new construction. silver hill. one lane blocked.

. >> amelia siegel with a look at the day ahead. good morning. >> good morning, guys. what you need to wear, definitely the sunglasses. mostly sunny skies. you can get away with long sleeves, a light jacket. high temperatures thisftno in the low 70s. right now it is a bit cool outside. 58 degrees. but here is skycast 4 at 8:00 a.m. the sun comes up. only a few clouds in the sky. high temperature thftno of 73. a big temperature drop on sunday. i'll let you know how much cooler we are in 10 minutes. right now continuing to track breaking news in frederick. >> we're talking about 15 near 340, all lanes blocked. a helicopter is landing because of an accident, a car versus semi truck. alternate is ballinger to get around this crash. no major problems now. much of the early road work out of the way. prince georges looking good. lorton moving along as well. >> thanks, melissa. we are tracking the path of hurricane gonzalo right now and how strong it will be when it slams into bermuda. >>> the unwelcomed guest that returned home with a man after his vacation in paradise. your

meteorologt amelia siegel has a first look at the forecast. >> amelia? >> it was breezy ts afternoon. it will be breezy throughout th. the winds won't die down till tomorrow evening. because of that the whether having low pim im on your day. at least we'll have plenty of sunshine aroun throughout sunday. rit now we're in the 40s and 50s. washington coming in at 56 degrees. just a few clouds across the area. good news we' dry right on through monday. temperatur tomorrow morning though will be in the 40s. 43 in frederick, 46 in washington, and 44 in manassas. like i said, tomorrow noticeably cooler. about 15 degre cooler than it was today. i'll let you know in my full forecast in about ten minutes how long this chilly weather pattern sticks around. >> thanks. a maryland man is doing better after firefighters pulled him out of his burning home in distri. con conscious near the front door. once paramedics got him to the hospital, he started breathing better and his condition quickly improved..e fe caused about $75n damage. tonight, and nan rundle police are

let's check in with amelia siegel. good morning to you. >> gd rng,uy reagan reporting under an inch and a half of rain. by 11:00 a.m., still looking at mainly cloudy skies and dry conditions around 63. looking at a high temperature of 70 depress. long sleeves will be fine especially as you get kids ready this morning. as far as the rain intensity is concerned, we're not looking at any heavy rain and completely dry conditions. 30% chance you are dealing with a late day shower today. and it would be very light. i'll show you in future weather in 10 minutes. it will favor some areas more than others. melissa, problem-free conditions right now? >> problem flee. let's keep it that way. yesterday was quite a day, shall we say. it was lovely for everybody. 95 in maryland and 100, looking good. no major problems there. 66 and 95 in virginia also totally smooth. 270 into and out of town, ase approach the 4:30 hour. no problems inner loop, outer loop. we are moving along. and a wide look at 66. >>> developing now on the ebola cr

more on that coming up in 10 minutes. >> amelia siegel, see you then. you. >>> treated for ebola in bethesda. we're live at where a nurse arrived six hours ago. we'll tell you the special unit where they will receive help. >>> ebola scare the a u.s. college. the story a student made up that led to an evacuation on campus. >>> and making it just a little bit easier to get your morning coffee. the new strategy starbucks is able to roll out to get you out the door more quickly. the door more quickly. your weather and traffic are have you seen the news about barbara comstock? first, the washington post reported, barbara comstock failed to report eighty-five thousand in income. now, we learn, barbara comstock pushed a client's issues in the virginia legislature and didn't disclose it. barbara comstock shepherded a trio of bills through the legislature and into law, but barbara comstock never officially disclosed that all the while she was being paid thousands of dollars. no wonder she hid it. >>> your time is 6:44. we're staying on top of a developing story

next traffic on the 1s with amelia siegel in the pumpkin patch. why is it the smallest kids pick up the biggest pump kips. >> then their pares have to do the it. i'm sure my son will pick one very big. he's kind of a little guy. this caused such a problem for us yesterday. it is clear. all my friends in frederick county, i hope this friday is better for you. wider look at things. looking pretty good here. top of the beltway, a little bit slow as you approach georgia avenue. no major problems there. taking a look at 66 ming into town. you're a little slow. it gets crazy as you head through falls church. you're good in quantico. gets a little crazy into woodbridge. headed down towards 95. back in 10 minutes. >>> melissa, thank you. 6:31. seven months now and there is still no sign of 8-year-old alicia rudd. she went moving from a d.c. homeless shelter. there is no criticism from the nonprofit that runs the shelter. the community partnership for the prevention of homelessness held its 25th anniversary gala. some of the invitees called new 4 asking wh

there's amelia siegel. we will get you through the >>> welcome back. in news for your health this morning, make sure you check the label on certain over-the-counter drugs, especially before you hit the road. that includes many antihistamines, anti diarrhea and anticipate-nausea drugs the the drugs can make you drowsy, thus making driving dangerous. the effects can be worse if the driver is already sleep deprived. >>> pa hreurpt i we are burning the midnight oil every night. according to a new study of sleep patterns across the u.s. that reveal what time different countries go to bed. in the district most of us hit the sack at 11:41 p.m. most of us, not the folks on this schedule. all of you in prince william county go to bed at 11:32. friends and neighbors in frederick, maryland, lights out at 11:26. we need to be long gone in sleep, asleep at that hour. but, you know, a lot of people in our area are up later. they're working after they get home from their actual job. they have a lot to do. >> wind down before you go to bed. you're absolutely right. th

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storm team 4 meteorologist amelia siegel tells us about a stretch of cool, wet weatr. good morning, everyone. welcome to news 4 midday. i'm barbara harrison. we're following a number of developments involving the ebola outbreak. 00 u.s. marines are heading to liberia today to help with the containment efforts there. they'll bring helicopters to get troops and supplies to remote locations. earlier today, leaders from west african nations discussed the epidemic with members of the world bank. the president of sierra leone sade his country is overwhelmed. >> our people are dying. children are being killed. most of the dead are women. >> leaders from west africa called on the world to send money and resources to help contain this outbreak. >>> a deputy who responded to the ebola patient's apartment in dallas is now in the hospital, but doctors say he does not have the virus. the deputy served a quarantine order to thomas duncan's family. duncan is the first and only person to die from ebola in the u.s. the sick deputy complained of a fever, stomach pain, and fatigue, but h