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it's winchester. 56 dulles. 66 in washington. 57 degrees.eautiful sta to your friday, the satellite radar not showing any clouds. no rain in the forecast. here's your aper f ee eer plann your friday. as you are driving. >> sun glare on the road. 80 degrees by the afternoon. if you're heading out for friday night, clearing skies and temperatures in the low 80s bby 7:00 p.m. we'll have temperatures in the mid to low 60s. afternoon highs, mid-80s. sunday, temperatures closer to 90 degrees. going to the beach this weekend, this is one of the best d weekes it. upper 70s by tomorrow. plenty of sunshine for a high. spf o 30 on higher. the u.v. rays are very strong. you will get a n sunb 15 minutes or less. on sunday, that will be the warmest beach day. as we go through the weekend, nice and dry. take a look at next weekac we're in the 90s. monday, tuesday, humidity goes upnd the dog days of summer will be back for quite a stretch. chuck will show you that in the ten-day forecast and we'll look ahead to labor day weekend. >>> let's see what's happen

was a way of containing dulles. time and time again we see eisenhower besting dulles. they are crawling back to get closer to eisenhower. i know that your interest is in the suez crisis. is this a case for john foster dulles was playing a double game? they want to get in and get in quickly and overthrow nasser before anything could be done. there is some suggestive evidence they might have wanted that, but also he did not allow enough daylight to open a to actually be affect did. eisenhower himself moved quickly to restrain the british and restrain the french and save the day. amazing i think those 10 days or 10 eisenhower's essays in office by the lady gabriella did. >> thank you very much. two of the reputations going down would seem to be andrew jackson and thomas jefferson and the fact that jackson's pictures so privately displayed in the oval office probably does and how jackson gave to quick questions. you mentioned president eisenhower's accomplishments in the field of religion. i wonder if you could give us a couple of examples. the lack of appreciation for nex

justin finch is live at the dulles po center in northern virginia. justin, good morning. >> good morning. we reached out to the organizers of the tournament. they say after what happened in jacksonville, they worked with the dulles expo to enhance security, which starts at their event here on ouriday. re looking at the wilson high graduate at the jacksonville tournament when the gunfire beganmrast iblasting. he was playing next to someone. and he was ithb. jacksonville authorities getting to work quickly on this investigation. reporting that two victims were killed. 11 were hurt and the gunman, david katz of blaltimore, turne the gun on himself and shooting himself. this happened at a mall area yesterday afternoon. ind. , we met with his brother, his brother is going ta bey but he's heartbroken about what happened in florida. >> sad, for all of the people that, you know, their families, the ones that have to go throt h whey're going through. and yet, a little relieved. so, just mixed emotions. >> reporter: inalmore, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and

dulles, ten degrees cooler than that. a perfect d g to out to the pool and enjoy it. don't forget the spf. afternoon highs in the low to mid 80s. that will be great weather, for sure. if you're headed to the nationals ballpark, the phillies and t nats have a 7:10 game this evening. perfect nig for baseball. if you're going to fedex field for football tonight, gd night for that, too. >>> let's get to melissa. >> i call it my snuffleupagus jacket. it's huge and fluffy. i wear that into work. georgia avenue, between veirs mill and university ayenue. policeit's the southbound lanes. bran brandywine, left side blocked by the crash. it is northbound georgia avenue. lanham inner loop. and mean inner loop after the toll road. right lane getting by that work zone. >>> 4:31 right now. our coverage of a crash on stanton road. >> we go to megan mcgrath. what's going o behind you? >> reporter: the crash has been clearepo at this t. but the problem is the traffic signal. i'm going to get out of the way so you can look for yourself. when the car went off the roadway, it loo like it

bureau c julie carey joins us live from dulles. sheor has on the new screening that already identified its first imster. tell us about it. >> reporter: the thousands of travelers arriving from abroad probably had no idea they were being screened by this new cutting edge technology. yesterday a man flying in brazil found out the hard way hen he was busted an an imposter. >>> the late afternoon crush of ar roofs inside customs. this weekllt , a new high-tech step in the process bolsteri our nation's security. here is a look of how it works. a traveler presents their passport. that photo is scanned in. then a new photo is taken and compared to the one on the passport. on wednesday the system's first bust. a man arriving from brazil presen but the facial comparison software revealed the picture on it did not match the one taken by the screener.>> hat meant we had an imposter. >> reporter: his real passport was fou iide his shoe, showing he was from the republi of congo. unsure if he posed a threat, he was september back to brazil. >> w

in moscow thanks for joining us this hour there's been plenty of talk this wednesday over dull terms presidency which now appears to be in a precarious position less than two years in two of the president's former associates have been found guilty of federal crimes and that's put trump in hot water as his ex lawyer has implicated him as the orchestrator of campaign and financial violations and the media is already getting in a spin over possible impeachment. going to be impeached with this i think the beginning has to be set and mark right now and wolf we're in a watergate moment but there is i think a lot for the president to fear impeachment endlessly discussed in mainstream media discourse today it seems became a little more realistic for trump although it's not exactly what you might think nefarious links to russian agents or collusion with the kremlin something far more mundane as his former lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to franken tax fraud he

>> reporter: we are here at the dull es expo center.s week on friday, one of these bigve gamings is scheduled to start. the brother of that young shooting victim told me hets wan to make sure these events are olfe. wilson high sc graduate was wounded in the mass shooting in florida. he was there for the m gaming tournament when the shooting happened. he plays for the professional gaming team called complexity. a bullet appears to have grazed his thumb. he was otherwise okay. his brother told news 4 someone sitting right next to him was shot. he sent out a series of tweets after the shooting. they appear to go from hock to gratefulness that he wasn't hurt more teriously. he w the tourney just got shot up. i'm leaving and never coming back. i am literally so lucky the bullet hit my thumb. worst day ofy life. i will never take anything for granted ever again.an lifee cut short in a second. his last tweet, if i haven't said it befo, i'll say it now, i love all you guys. drini's brother said he's concer security at these games events. there'

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double our rainfall a dulles airport.double at bwi marshall, where the rainfall has come in at 21.74 inches of rain since june 1st. the rain has kept the 90-degre ys at a relative minimum, we've been 0 22 times this entire summer. that's a lit behind for 90-degree day count. heavy rain across the virginia/west virginia order, down in the greenbrier and the southern parts ofno the r valley. that will impact the shenandoah valley. fir first. offnd on chances of rain showers. chances of rain and thunderstorms come in with the peak of daytime heating. showers and storms from ll fredericksburg the way to the inner harbor. heavier storms like to comeat i 6:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. that could impact the nationals/reds game. you go to a game for a 7:05 pitch, a delay likely, a postponement a possibility. 70% chance ofain toda and 80% chance of more heavier rain tomorrow. rain should end early on saturday, leaving the rest of the weekend dry. >>> good morning, mr. taylor. >> starting in marlboro, with the f structuree closing main st

for the whole day at dulles airport.nchesarison to over in one hour at joint base andrews much your planner then, for today,e we eping a chance of rain in the middle parts of the afternoon. teheeratures will rise into low and mid-80s today. l shing the deep tropi moistureoffshore. good riddance to that. pressure over the middle of the day today. a broken line of rain showers already. that will be the rain chance this afternoon. here's a look at future weather. dry for the morning commute. nothing to worry about. opportunities for swers to start developing around lunchtime today. here's noon and hit and miss showers. maybe a rumble or two of thunter. this w't be a repeat performance of yesterday. after 4:00 or 5:00 things dry out. check out this ve-day forecast. you'll love it. after the hit and miss afternoon rain chance, lowdi hu, a nice northwest wind and cooler than average temperatures the next fewys our suburbs will all be in the 50s thursday, friday m andbe even saturday morning as well. dry weather, melissa, all t

dulles airport just started using the facial recognition software three days ago. it's the same software as san jose international started using earlier this month. >>> well, google today echoed microsoft and facebook revealing it has also removed dozens of propaganda accounts tied to iran's state media group. it's the third silicon valley company this week to identify evidence of an iran-based effort to push political content both here in the u.s. and in other countries. now, earlier facebook said it deleted doctored images mocking president trump, kim jong un, and michelle obama. some of that material was also traced to russian military intelligence. >>> well, they just can't compete with online retailers. sears and kmart are closing down more stores. sears holding company owns both sears and kmart. nearly 50 stores across the country will close this november. among them the sears in santa cruz and the kmart in antioch. >>> well, up next khris davis hits another home run for the a's. but we'll show you if they actually win the game. and a sparkling performance by

and it is going to bea is going to be dull and it is going to be a bit rainy as well. but we will see the rain elsewhere pushing its way eastwards, quite heavy rain at times, especially for wales and the south—west. improving and brightening up in northern ireland in the afternoon with breaks coming over the irish sea later in the day. quite a blustery day, especially windy around the coast of wales in southern england. the wettest weather in the south—east later on in the day. 17, perhaps, but only 1312 in scotland, even though the rain might not amount to much. typically it will all clear away as things start to get dark and we see those skies clearing overnight. still showers across the northern half of the uk, a bit breezy as well, so nothing too cold despite the low temperatures through the day. monday, a bank holiday for most, and much better day. a blustery westerly wind, and some showers blowing in for the western and northern half of the uk. further south and east, it is going to be a largely dry day, a few scattered showers and with some sunshine it will be w

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the roads are nice and dry for your commute. 66 degrees dulles. b0 in clinton. 64gate glary. a very comfortable -- gaithersburg. we'll heat up back in the 90s today. nice and dry on radar. this is briscoe. he needs a home. he's for adoption at the rescue allian. u can head to their website. mid-70s by 8:00 a.m. maybe a long dog walk. youlaeed the sues later on. by the afternoon, high of 91. maybe a sho dog walk by then. don't forget. this saturday is the big clear the shelters event. you can find out more at the nbc shington app. see what shelters are participating. it's happening around the country. >> nice and dry today. tomorrow patchy cloud but on the dry side. it's friday evening when we'll have a better chance for afternoon and evening showers and thundersrms to move in. that leads us into rain chances for the weekend. the gardeningheforecast for weekend, a rain chance on saturday, mostly cloudy. not a washout. sunday the clouds around still. highs in the low 80s. gardening ti of the day. it's the ideal time for iris and daylilies, separate them and replant them righawa

wasn't interested -- dulles wasn't interested.he wanted to be secretary of state. arthur vanderbilt, who was then the chief judge of the new jersey supreme court, was also someone who had enormously, enormously respected. and eisenhower would have considered him. he had enormous judicial experience, but he was older. and eisenhower did not want to appoint anyone over the age of 64. and so he eliminated both of them, who he might well have -- you know, another person who at least was mentioned in passing was john w. davis. he thought davis was a great man and that he was a great lawyer. but he was, again, he was too old. >> did i see one more hand over here? >> john w. davis was one of -- [inaudible] >> it was john w. davis who was the democratic nominee for president in 1924, and i'm not sure whether he was wilson's son-in-law, but he was one of the greatest advocates before the supreme court in its history. >> [inaudible] campaign manager, then he became the attorney general. what role did he play in making recommendations for th

we had three quarters of an inch close to count and it stayed pretty dull for most of the day.ile for the cloud too thin and break. but behind those of france we also saw some decent spells of sunshine today. further north and west it was a beautiful story with sunny spells in the afternoon. it looks as though we will continue to see those guys clearing as we go through the evening and overnight. a cloud in the south—east melts away and under those clearer skies the wind will be light with a north—westerly. temperatures will fall away. we will see the green penetrating down through the spine of the country and that means temperatures will fall into single figures. it will be actually start to thursday morning, but it will be a straightforward day, quite a quiet story. any morning mist will fade away, we will see some sunshine. cloud develops in the afternoon and further west there will be more cloud. but it is a largely dry day. the showers will be few and far between. 15—21d. it is high pressure that is controlling the story at the moment despite these weather fronts pushing t

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president criticizes the head of the federal reserve for raising interest rates but dull the dear. leader is huge losses the german chancellor rules out financial aid for turkey. and shane jens battery powered busses china shows the rest of the world how to switch to emo bill is a. big fizzle and let's do business the dollar is dipping us president donald trump has lashed out at the federal reserve he says he's not pleased with the central bank raising interest rates the fed is currently expected to raise rates two more two more times this year and another two times next year chairman jerome powell says he's concerned about inflationary pressures in an interview trump said he was not thrilled with the hikes he also refused to say if he believed in the fed's independent power said the committee will not bow to political pressure. in public the new pope is in frankfurt to give us the european angle on this story the president's normally don't criticize the fed but breaking rules it's nothing new for trump is it. well your thoughts some rules when you are the united states president y

president criticizes the head of the federal reserve for raising rates the dull addicts . and change in battery powered balances china shows the rest of the world to switch to emo billet. i've been physical and let's do business german chancellor angela merkel says she sees no urgent need to offer financial aid to turkey the lira has lost forty percent against the dollar this year turkey's leader calls the currency crisis an attack on his country but experts say he's the problem. whether it's a bridge over the bosphorus an istanbul subway system or an imposing mosque turkey's president went to tie up and one is known for his beak ambitions. the construction sector has been at the forefront of the country's economic development . but recent events have put the brakes on turkey's economy. turkish banks and companies have accumulated four hundred seventy billion dollars of foreign debt and is the value of the lira plummets it's getting ever harder to repay those loans . turkish president ratchet type eridu one has ignored calls for interest rate hikes and rejected any notion

but working with john, there was never a dull moment. i want too take on one thing kelly ayotte talked about. your viewers should know what a mentor john was to a lot of the newer members of congress. he led probably more delegation trips abroad than anyone else in the congress. and he always included the newer members. these are not garden spots. we are talking yemen, afghanistan, iraq, and places like that. he did that not only to teach the newer members, but to represent the united states in an effective way abroad. sandra: how did he want to inspire the next generation? >> first by his example, the way he conducted himself to show that was the most of effective way and proper way to represent the united states. then secondly of course to dig into the issues in all these didn't places. i firmly believe he was a -- that his legacy will be his commitment to and his contributions to the national security of the united states. that's where i think he made the most of difference. and i'm sure there are people all over the world today that

it i flights at dulles, now that the goal is to expand its use. >> all traffic departing and coming to united states. >> the system caught its first imposter on wednesday. a man coming in from brazil tried to use a french passport. his real i.d. was in his shoe. it's unclear if that man posed a threat. he wasent back to brazil. 5:41 now. >>> right now, first 4 traffic alert in wheaten. there's a pedestrian crash. we'll look at this and your travel times, coming up. >>> good friday morning. the weather isut cooperating there. fall-like temperatures this morning. many of you are actually in the 50s when you stepoutside. sunshine out there. nice, as w twgo through the friday. we'll look at the weekend forecast with chuck coming up. >>> first, feeling crabby. the billboard that's causing controrsy forve >>> you'r watching "news 4 today." >> about 15 before the hour. new developments in t michael cohen case. a long-time friend of president trump has been granted immunity. >> david pecker is the chairman of tpany that publishes "the national enquirer." susan mcginnis is livepi on l hill for

. >> reporter: here at the dulles expo, they're gearing up for a convention starting in a few s. d the organizers say after what happened in cksonville, they worked with the expo to figure out ways to make this event safer. coming to ll who are feel safer afteat happened in jacksonville. >> justin, thank you. >>> new details this morning about the plans t honor senator john mccain from arizona to washington, to annapolis. mccain died saturday at the age of 81. one day before his death, his family announced he would st treatment for terminal brain cancer. he served his country for six a decadea navy bomber pilot, prisoner of war and six-term leader in the senate. we talked to jim kolbebout mccain's dedication to bipartisanship, reaching across party lines to get tdone.re >> there'ly no one that does that today. there really isn't anybody. it is the end of an era. >> mccain has a long-time connection to this area.to arliepiscopal school, mccain was a student at arlington episcopal school, class of '54. he called the three yearat sl,mo t mt pot ofisif here is the closer look at the

this new scanner at dulles international airport allows t-s-a officers to capture and rotate 3-d images of carry-on bags...using c-t technology -- "computed tomography" -- like an m-r-i in a hospital. bill frain / l3 technologies president:"you're actually 1100 images of a bag. so it's rotating, taking much more than just the static x-today which is about 4 images."new scanner is better at explosives and can even analyze the chemical make- inside a bag.same has been used ácheckedá luggage...mand ated after 9-scott johnson / tsa federal security "the disadvantage of down in the bag rooms is they're industry has been able to reduce the size of those hence we have the l3 machine mike carter- conneen / reporting:this technology will result in at airports. the machines take much larger, images so the bins are much current size meaning you can keep all of your together."scott johnson / security director:"it gives the advantage of looking at one multiple images on a passenger and get the through quicker on the "i remember when my daughter was a baby and having to balance her and all the bins a

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a dull white boy. why do some light skinned light—skinned black folks folks pass for white?between humour and horror. it is produced by the producer of get out. jordan peele said it was a documentary. this takes a historical story and brings it right up to date with shocking footage of cha rlottesville. depictions of neo—nazis and extreme right wingers. this could be a deeply serious film throughout, which you would expect, given the subject. he manages, and they say at the beginning that this is based on some for real stuff. it takes a story and fictionalises it, but it balances those two elements. the balancing is brilliantly done. i think this is spike lee's best film since four little girls. there were moments were people were belly laughing and moments were people were hiding theirfaces and recoiling, because you were dealing with really profoundly disturbing stuff. it is an angry film, one which although it is set in the past, in the 19705, feels urgently contemporary. i love the look of it and the fact that it looks like a film made in the 19705. the performances are

. >> reporter: that's just at dulles. according to transportation august was by part busiest month for air travel last year. this weekend the biggest concern is weather, once lightning gets in that red ccle and is within five miles, all ground operations have to stop. >> from what we see so far there's a chance of thunderstorms heren the east coast. also a lot of customers flying. >> reporter: eac team has 40 minutes once a plane lands to get it turned and and take o of. allf this is going on behind the scenes while travelers like emma and marchello get to relax. at dulles international, adam tuss, news4. >> reporter: without offering any proof or any specific examples president tru introduced a new conspiracy theory saying google is biased and trump saying that a search of trump news dis headlines for stories he doesn't like, stories he calls fake news and he says it's rigged to shut out conservative media. we goggled that phrase and fou a fox news story as one of the top results. this afternoon the president expanded hi

a 14-inch surplus. 17 at dulles. it the about as green an august as i have ever seen in the washington area. it will be a good day for gardening today, as uwell. idn't have to waste your money watering at all.d- s this morning. mid up toer eupper 70s. this is a perct timeo put the weed product down. anything you spray will not run off. you can get the weeds undnd control ready to get the grass seed down, two to four weeks from now. high pressure blowing the moisture and the rain chances ay. on the front end of this today. that's ath nsterly win. as that moves offshore this weekend, we'll keep the low humidity for today, tomorrow, on into the first half of the weekend, as the high goes offshore. our winds come back around and we get hotter for next week. bright sunshine the nextouple of days. it will feel like summertime. and sheena has the long forecast, a long stretch of 90-degreeys >>> the first 4 traffic alert. in virginia, this isnn loop before braddock road. chopper 4he over scene. looks like two overturned vehi

he never lost the joy that time can dull or the edge that political life often sands away. time-to-time,m found myself on the receiving end of john's candor, happily so. i remember thinking more than once, yeah, he really does talk like a sailor. [laughter] but you see, with john, it was never feigned disagreement. the man did not feign anything. he just relished the fight. he showed us that in the arena, the honest back and forth, that is where the cause gets bigger, that is where the triumph is all the sweeter. brokenstronger at the places. the highest office that alluded him, he attained what is far more enduring, the abiding affection of his fellow citizens, and an example for future generations. so i think ahead now do the day when so many will bring my own children, or perhaps their children, to that hallowed lawn in annapolis, i think about what i might say to them. this is one of the bravest souls our nation has ever produced. however you choose to do your part, i hope you do it the way he did, with energy and urgency, playing for keeps, never back on your heels, ne

dulles 92, man m.a. nas as and clinton. as the kids leave school maybe one good place to beafterwards will be the pool. things are really going to cool up around we will talk about more heat in the forecast this week and rain chances coming tup. nk you sheena. >>> this morning, another set of local students are enjoying their firstayf school. kids in manassas, manassas park and prince william county have officially started their school year. we spent the morning at woodbridge hsth school with ents and staff. ♪ >> reporter:are soed where for school in prince william county. we are at woodbridge high school inside viking vil ang. check it out. quite aor turnout b the first day of school, well before school started. i want to thank the school principal and the superintendent of county schoo for joining us. you have great stuff happening throughout the year. >> we are welcoming 2,100 students this morning. they are arriving the buses have started to rive. we are excited about the school year. >> we have champions the robotics t

we're 14 inches above average of rainfall. 13 1/2 above at dulles. 17 1/2 inches above avrmg ferag rainfall this year.that's in th. high pressure has pushed the rain chancaway. we'll sit with sunshine today, y tomorrow, satu sunday, monday. our next chance for rain may be seven or eights away. enjoy the cool mornings. we have them in the 60es. phillies are in town. today is a 1:00 full sunshine today. nice northwesterly bree to blow the home run swings outbound. your five-day forecast, 82 today. another one tomorrow, withom comfortablerow morning. we'll be back in the 90s by the only thing worse than 90-degree weather is traffic jam. >> 270 on a bad day, don't want to hit that. 270, good morning at 4:20, looking good. it's 4:20 a.m. in mclean inttoloop past the road. one lane getting by there. lane spring, one right gets by. and look at northwest, westbound nebraska avenue after new mexico, left lane by the utility work there. aaron? >> i'movoing to on. i'm not going to touch that. >>> still ahead, aid look i a new d.c. school unlike any other. who it's for and why academics isn't the only

sixty minutes reimposing sanctions against iran the united states opening salvos targets access to dulles and precious metals. the person who was abandoned because the asians his trump and his government and he is doing something which is against the iranian people against the interests of iran. the diplomatic route between canada and saudi arabia intensifies now the saudi national airline stops all flights to toronto. the desperate search for survivors rescuers.

dulles just started using the epublic of e ago. congress owe arrived on a flight from brazil. he was using a french passport. after being flagged and questions, agents discovered the man's true identity. san jose airport is the only airport on the west coast using this new technology. >>> a ban on flavored tobacco in oakland could be soon heading to court. a group representing small merchants filed a lawsuit today against mayor libby schaaf. according to court documents, the ban was not backed by studies or brought to the public for a vote. it also says the term flavored tobacco is vague the ordinance prevents tobacco companies from advising their products. san francisco, berkeley, los gatos, palo alto and santa clara county have similar ordinances. >>> let's take a look at our forecast now. a lot of haze, fog in the air. poor air quality right now. >> spare the air alerts issued for the rest of today and tomorrow. ties into wildfire smoke in hawaii. the latest about hurricane lane right now. it's come down in strength to a category 3 hurricane. winds of 125 miles per hour. th

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>> there was never a dull moment. john was involved in 70 different things. it was a great experience. we work together in some things that on others we divided responsibilities. all of the experiences of working with john, there was never a dull moment. i want to say one thing that kelly ayotte talked about, your viewers should know what to a mentor john wants to a lot of the newer members of congress. he led probably more congressional delegation trips abroad than anyone else in congress. he always included the newer members to help them meet the same people that he knew abroad and to visit the same places. by the way, these were spots like yemen, afghanistan, iraq, and places like that. he did that not only to teach the newer members but also to represent the united states in a very effective way abroad. >> sandra: how specifically did he want to inspire the next generation? >> i think you wanted to do two things. first, by his example the way he conducted himself to show that that was the proper way to represent the united states. secondly, to dig into th

always drilling, often controversial, and never ever dull. —— thrilling.e against livingston and the other weekend fixtures which include the newly promoted st mirren taking on dundee tomorrow. and on sunday, rangers are at aberdeen and hibs, fresh from qualifying for the europa league, play motherwell. england's georgia hall is just a shot off the lead in the women's british open golf. she's behind thailand's pornanong phatlum, who leads on 10—under at royal lytham & st anne's. hall still hasn't dropped a shot and four birdies today took her to 9—under par, in a three—way tie for second place. compatriot florentyna parker is five off the pace. but the shot of the day so far came from canada's brooke henderson. she got a hole—in—one on the par—3 9th. 0ne bounce and then straight in the hole! meanwhile at the men's wgc at akron in the us, two britons are leading the way in ohio. tommy fleetwood shot a 7—under par 63 to move into a share of the lead, alongside ian poulter and america's justin thomas. fleetwood hit five birdies on friday as he chases a second

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dry but the weekend we have some big changes. 76 degrees right now in washington and upper 60s for dulles, gaithersburg and we'll start warming up in about the next hour or so. into the 90s again today. s that would maven days in a row nice and dry on the radar. zoom out and lookut to the west. an area of disturbed weather and rain into the weeke and fo today we're not going to see that rain and it will look pretty good. heading into the p and get into the low 90s, again. spf 30 or higher. stay ydrated. chuck is back with a closer look at more rain for the weekend and let's head to melissa and see what is happening on the roads. >> chopp 4 over this delay. 2 1/2 mile back out.h inbound bravenue before allentown road. now, the crash has cleared.s thaod news. loosening up in the beginning of this backup and still have thos. del you might want to allow extra time if you're headed that way some time soon. disabled vehicle on the left shoulder and rest looks okay. lanes blocked for the police investigation and exandria, eisenhower avenue between metro avenue and clermont drive. eun? >> melissa