. >> the latest on a patient at a hospital in germantown who showed up with flu-like symptoms and had recently traveled to west africa. >> reporter: the d.c. area has become one of the most desirable places to live in in the country and the most expensive. is that a good or bad thing? >>> but first taking a live look outside tonight you can see the road is thick with fog right now. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. let's get started with topper who has an eye on that dense fog rolling in. it's not going away any time soon. >> no, sir. in fact, that video we just showed you is where it's worse north of town. it's about a 1/2-mile in the north we. some folks are down -- northwest. some folks are down to zero. if you're flying anywhere tomorrow, call ahead. it's about 1/2-mile visibility in gaithersburg. anything under that is not good, 1/2-mile in frederick, 3 miles downtown at national. most of the fog seems to be on the north and west side of town west of 95. down toward quantico only 1/4- mile and zero in warrenton. allow extra time for your commute tomorrow. use

all of this comes one day after an ebola scare in germantown.cdc now issuing guidelines on how to care for patients, how to care and dispose of contaminated terms. and you should incinerate those materials, they say. burning kills the virus. vanessa? >> reporter: i'm vanessa herring at the mallard cove apartments in montgomery county where the condo just behind me caught fire around 1:00 this morning sending three people to the hospital. one of the victims was trapped inside the condo action had life threatening injuries. another victim and a firefighter were sent to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the cause of the fire is under investigation. back to you. >> thank you, vanessa. >>> a lawyer for general motors says at least 27 people have died and 25 others were injured in crashes involving g.m. cars with faulty ignition switches. kenneth feinberg, the attorney hired by g.m. to compensate victims updated the totals yesterday. g.m. admits they knew about the faulty switches for more than a decade before they recalled the vehicles.

in germantown, maryland. we are awaiting word right now from holy cross hospital in germantown about a patient taken ther earlier today. news4 has learned an ambulance from germantown took a patient to the holy cross germantown hospital late this morning. the patient was sick. apparently mentioned recent travel overseas. prompting emergency crews to take precautions. the hospital tells us they are following protocols for ebola but will not say anything else at this time. news4's jackie bensen is trying to get more information and will join us when we learn more. >>> meanwhile, right now president obama and his top advisers on national security and health are huddled at the white house tonight with the cdc for the latest on preventing a widespread ebola outbreak. meanwhile, nbc news has confirmed the identity of the nurse being treated for ebola in dallas. she is a 26-year-old woman named nina faum, the first person to contract the deadly disease on u.s. soil. and her illness is prompting an urgent overall of

germantown, 270 southbound at germantown road. 118. two lanes and the shoulder taken up. if you are headed out of frederick any time soon, you might want to think about taking 355 and cutting over. right now we are seeing three mile backups because of this problem. no words when it will be out of the way yet. slowest spot on the beltway will be the outer loop. colesville road. prince william parkway is moving along. 95 between prince william parkway and dale city, that section there we have a crash still slowing things down. prince george's county, a pretty good morning. follow us on twitter at atfirst4traffic. >> you always keep us up to date. love it. no travel problems weather wise. we dried out overnight and under this mostly clear skies. temperatures have plummeted this morning. feeling wintery cold. manassas at 46. upper 40s at dulles and leesburg in the 40s. gaithersburg around 50 degrees. much of prince george's county just dipping down to near 50. college park, 48. reagan national now at 61. near the bay, upper 50s. a tremendous change in temperatures from where

then out of germantown with lanes open. delays continue off and on through gaithersburg and rockville. all lanes open on the 270 corridor. mike, annual dray ya, back to you -- mike, andrea, back to you. >>> time for the final your money segment of the morning. >> nick giovanni is here with a look at the business world. why do they name everything fire at amazon? >> it's all about branding, mike. that is exactly what we're talking about. >> the color, fire. >> we were talking about the battle over streaming services. amazon has unveiled its answer to google chrome cast. the tv dick which will -- stick which will have access for $39. >>> cvs and rit aid are saying know to apple pay. the drugstore chains have disabled the mobile payment system without explanation. "forbes" magazine reports it could be because both are part of a group working on a rival payment system. >>> you have had your pumpkin spice latte this morning? how about a pumpkin ice cream or soup? i think we can all agree the pop late of pumpkin flavor -- popular

police activity where katy zachary has been live and closed between germantown pike. and then we're following an accident on butler pike right at. >>> a warning for millions of drivers this morning. a potentially deadly airbag problem. revealed through the work of its scholars and graduates. it has inspired strength and purpose. an enduring symbol of passion and excellence that is not static, but moves among us. a feeling...a shared experience, a reminder that we are connected for life. we are penn state, making our mark on the world. >>> and a quarter of 7:00 this morning, we're following three breaking news stories. first, we have just learned in the past few minutes the pocono mountien school district is closed today as they search for accused state police killer eric frein. the school district posted the closing on their website just about an hour ago. nbc 10 jesse gary is live at the scene this morning and gathering new information and a live report from him in about ten minutes. >>> and we're also following breaking news in montgomery county where a standoff has

church road at germantown pike. it's been out there for the last 20 minutes or so. so, it's just something to keep in mind if you're headed in that direction. and finally, a look at the 42 freeway at the new jersey turnpike where things are looking good. there are no issues to report there. and all of our area bridges, except for the tacony-palmyra, are good as well. >> all right, katy, thanks. >>> happening today, construction will begin on a deteriorating montgomery county bridge. crews will demolish and rebuild the aftrcola road bridge. the bridge has been closed since august of 2013 because of structural damage. [ horn ] >>> runners hit the streets of philadelphia yesterday to raise money for hiv prevention, education and care services, part of the annual aids run philly started at the art museum. the event raised $325,000. [ cheering ] >>> this is another run. big turnout in phoenixville, chester county, for this run benefiting cancer patients. about 1,000 people ran in the paint the town color run yesterday. they were doused with colored cornstarch as they ran

dekalb pike 202 shut down between colonial drive and germantown pike.t far from the east norriton east apartments in that area. you need to be careful. we see police on the scene and 202, dekalb pike also shut down. if you're in this area stick to swede road or new hope street and as you look at the maps you get a good sense of where that is right here. so, watch for that. instead of dekalb pike, 202, use swede road or new hope street instead. not that far off, we've got an accident here in whitpain township, this is butler pike and stenton avenue and we've had a handful of accidents. roads are a little wet. we're looking live at 422 at oaks that's your eastbound traffic. you can kind of see the spray as the cars are traveling so particularly wet here. eastbound we have that building volume. in the lehigh valley we've got a big closure here. i-78 eastbound is shut down at 145 because of an accident. stick to 22 as your alternate instead and a vehicle fire blocks the right lane. this is in robbinsville mercer county on the turnpike northbound in new jers

prosecutors say matthew attacked a 26-year-old woman on germantown road back in 2005. matthew is the suspect in the disappearance of uva student hannah graham. investigators say evidence also links him to the 2009 kidnapping and murder of morgan harrington. >> in the meantime, tests are under way to determine if remains found in albemarle county over the weekend are those of hannah graham. investigators were back at the scene today looking for evidence. graham was last seen more than a month ago. >> police are looking for the person who shot a gas station clerk last night. it happened around 11:30 in the 700 block of north washington street in alexandria. the clerk was shot in the torso but is expected to survive. >> well, tonight metro says it has a plan to help ease the rush hour crush but it won't come cheap. the price tag? about $1.4 billion. suzanne kennedy is live outside the metro station with what that money would buy. suzanne? >> well, it is about this time of day you can see people here at the tinley town metro station and all the others getting off the train

in germantown, debra alfarone, wusa9. >> there was a blistering assessment of the ebola crisis delivered today in baltimore. high level experts gathered at the johns hopkins school of public health to give their predictions about how this outbreak is being handled in the united states and around the world. >> i'm scott broom in baltimore where there was little good news to share today on ebola. >> the virus was operating on virus time and the rest of us were operating on program time. and the virus is winning hands down. >> harsh criticism from dr. michael of the university of minnesota calling for more openness in talking about ebola. >> we have a problem with the fact that we think we will scare people and so we are always couching things in certainty for which certainty does not exist. >> screening is great, it doesn't entirely contain the thing because of this incubation period, during which you can pass screening. it will not dive to zero. there will be an indemic level and cycles of the disease. and a long-term management question that i think needs to be faced. >> at the johns hop

this happened at the intersection of germantown and wyndham avenue.vestigators haven't said what led to the attack or if anyone has been arrested. >>> nbc 10 has new information on the future of sports betting in new jersey. today the four major pro sports leagues and the ncaa asked for an injunction in federal court. if granted, that would stop the state from allowing casinos and racetracks to offer sports betting. it was scheduled to begin this weekend. the league's claim that sports betting in new jersey would violate federal law which restricts sports gambling to nevada and three other states. >>> the owners of the taj mahal are fighting back against donald trump's bid to have his name removed from the struggling casino, trump entertainment resorts removed his name from the now closed trump plaza. it refuses to do the same for the taj. donald trump says the company, which he's no longer affiliated with allowed the casinos to deteriorate and hurt the trump brand. >>> today the city of philadelphia paid tribute to its first director of lesbian, gay,

e nan tabernacle baptist church will host heart for liberia service day in germantown tomorrow. volunteers there will collect supplies, including food, medical gloves, and cleaning supplies, plus money. for more information on how you can help, just head to our web site at cbs philly.com. >>> new at 6:00 tonight police in bucks county nabbed some thieves whom they say stole from rite aide. falls township police got a tip call early yesterday morning from someone who said they saw a pickup truck behind a rite aide trailer tractor at a warehouse and items were off loaded into that pick up. police have now charged three people including driver of the tractor trailer, who police say sold the rite aide merchandise to the other two suspects. >> we're still trying to figure out how rite aide didn't pick up on this right away. we're suspecting he was taking small portions to the the different stores so it wouldn't be noticed as quickly but we're unsure how he did it. >> police say scam appears to have been going on for some time as much as $50,000 worth of merchandise may have been stol

the spokesman for montgomery county fire and rescue tells wusa9 an ambulance picked up a man in germantown today suffering from flu-like symptoms. based on his recent travels to africa and his symptoms, the patient was taken to holy cross hospital in germantown. we do the have more information on this man's condition, but when we do get more information, we'll pass it on to you. >>> a nurse in dallas is the latest person in this nation to contract the ebola virus. she was caring for thomas duncan, the ebola patient from liberia who died last week. the cdc blames a breach in the protocol for the nurse's infect. the nurse was wearing protective -- infection. the nurse was wearing protective gear but may have contracted the virus while removing said gear. >> one of the things that we found is that sometimes healthcare workers may think that more is better, so may put on additional sets of gloves or additional coverings and that may actually end up making things less rather than more safe because it may be so difficult to remove those levels or layers that it inadvertently increases risk. we d

it came to an an abrupt road on germantown road 1777.'s happening today from 10:00 at cliveden on the 6400 black of germantown avenue. >>> the blackwood pumpkin festival kicks off tomorrow, there will be games and rides and music and puch -- much more. it's tomorrow academy hall on south black horse pike. that's what's mom says she's gonna at acme's stock up sale. well, if she can get whatever she wants, why can't i? hello, chocolate donuts with sprinkles. it's acme's stock up sale. get delicious deals on the things you love most. green giant frozen vegetables are .79 each. and general mills cereals are only $1.88 each. this is big, people. this is acme. you're in for something fresh. hey mom, you want glazed or chocolate? is. >> welcome back everyone, 7:24 saturday morning, time to check the forecast, we have a cold front right in the middle of the graphic. that's the actual front. we have two air masses colliding across central portions of pennsylvania. temperatures below average. and we have temperatures in the 60s and 70s here. so in

educators across the city are gathering in germantown before the start of the school day to hand out information about monday's surprise meeting where the src canceled the teachers contract. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary school on the 5100 block of pull as ski avenue. >> more than a year now after this massive fire destroyed deitz and watson's warehouse in delanco, the company breaks grounds today on brand new warehouse in philadelphia. city officials lure the company to move across the delaware river, and build in its empty lot in talcony. move will actually bring about 150 jobs to the city. last september's fire destroyed everything inside their other warehouse. >>> we have some breaking news right now. the nobel piece prize has just been awarded to childrens rights activist from india. became international activist after she survived being shot in the head by the taliban. she is the youngest nobel peace prize winner ever. she will be here in philadelphia in a couple of weeks to receive the liberty medal on october 2nd 1st. >>> -- 21st. >>> new this morning, f

"eyewitness news" on the scene at the old simon mayer school in germantown and allegheny avenue. fire fighters responded just after 1:00 and quickly placed it under control. school has been closed for some time and building was for sale. >>> we now know more about the man diagnosed with the first case of the ebola a in the united states. the cdc is investigating why thomas duncan was not admitted earlier. duncan first visited the hospital on september 26th with the fever and stomach pains. nurse using a checklist asked whether he traveled from africa. he answered yes but was still released. the cdc says duncan flaw you from liberia to the u.s. on september 19th. >> regretfully that information was not fully communicated throughout the full team and as a result the full import of that information wasn't factored in the clinical decision making. >> reporter: health officialness north texas are monitoring as many as 18 people who may have had direct contact with duncan and that includes five children. they have not shown symptoms of ebola. >>> neighbors in somerset county new jersey

. >>> a man taken to the new holy cross hospital in germantown does not have ebola. he recently traveled to africa and developed takes fever. >>> you can download the free washington app to push important breaking news alerts straight to your phone. >>> 6:05. today a virginia man is in court accused of intentionally affecting other people with hiv. daniel is from the richmond area and had unprotected sex with a woman in bethesda and never told her he was hiv positive. today a judge will say whether he should face charges in montgomery county. he may have infected as many as four victims. >>> 6:05 is the time now with the clock ticking to vote in the november 4th election. living in maryland or virginia today, it's the deadline to register in both states. >>> today you can learn more about your child's experience in school. karen garza, the superintendent of fairfax county schools will hold a meeting in the mount vernon area tonight. meg whitman middle school at 7:00. garza will talk about the current state of the school system and hear any questions you have. she pla

this is germantown, brink road at davis mill road. all lanes blocked from two different crashes in the same intersection. trying to get more otherwise looking typical for this time of morning. have travel times to share with you, 270 southbound from germantown to beltway. 66 east to the beltway, 18 minutes. the outer loop, 95 to 270, twice as long at 22 minutes, 95 northbound to quantico and the beltway, 45 minutes. that says leave early, folks. >>> for the first time this morning, there are new penalties for texting and driving in maryland. walk you through the new law that could land you in jail. >> paying more to shop on amazon. why many of you should expect your bill to go up. >>> 15 before the hour. right now, news 4 today is working to get you up to the minute the minute you're up. >> we start with nbc's ron mott in dallas where the doctors discovered the first case of ebola in the u.s. >> reporter: hey, eun and aaron, go morning. the first diagnosed case of ebola has brought a crush of media outside the hospital h doctors say t

they are now meeting it at the germantown community center. they are posting flyers in different languages and searching hiking trails. the children have not been seen in nearly a month. prosecutors charged the children's mother in this case. she suffers from paranoid schizophrenia. >>> 12 minutes pabefore the hou. you can learn about ddot's projects tonight. you can ask about all of the work it's doing in the neighborhood that includes the big 11th street bridge project and fixing roads and trees and soon you'll be able to see buses using the shoulders on i-66 inside the beltway. vdot plans to launch the one-year pilot program by november. it would let buses use the shoulder during heavy traffic. vdot is working out rules with different transit companies on this. >>> a 17-year-old is in critical condition this morning after falling off of a moving car. the county police department says the teen jumped on a co-worker's car in the parking lot of a chick-fil-a over the weekend. police say the driver knew the teen was on the car but isn't being c

building in northeast philadelphia fire fighters responded to the scene at old simon mer school at germantown and allegheny avenue just after 1:00 this morning. they were able to quickly get those flames under control. school is closed and the the building is currently up for sale. >>> some residents in philadelphia's nicetown neighborhood want new safety measures put in place after a young boy is struck and killed by a car. it happened, yesterday afternoon on the the 3600 block of 15th street. police say that the five two-year old driver of this buick hit a six year-old after he ran between parked cars and into the street. one neighbor is calling for more crossing guards in the wake of this tragedy. >> there has never been a crossing guard on none of these corners from erie avenue, from allegheny and they are only in front of the schools. >> the driver who struck that child did stay at the the scene. police say at this time the the incident appears to be a tragic accident. it remains under investigation. >>> all right. 50:00 36789 lets get the the the latest on our forecast and check with ka

and both are in stable condition. >>> and happening today, philadelphia educators will rally in germantown hoping to get their contracts back. the school reform commission canceled the contracts monday during surprise meeting. the rally starts at 8:00 at john b kelly elementary. >>> 4:50 now, time for check on business news. >> mine watch's jill wagner joins us from the new york stock exchange, hearing that investors have to feel like they're on roller coaster ride these days, yesterday, what a rough day. >> reporter: good morning, erika, natasha t has been wild ride this week. there is not really one factor to blame. there is a lot of things at work here, for one, a lot of concern about economic growth in china and europe, there is fear germany, which is the biggest economy in the region, could be slipping into a recession. and we've also seen huge drop in crude oil prices. so that's great for us, we're paying less at the gas pump, but it isn't so great for energy stocks, like exxon, and bp. they're tumbling, and dragging down the market. so i guess the big question every someone wonderin

dekalb pike shut down between germantown pike and colonial drive. >> a judge in south africa just ordered oscar pistorius to spend five years in prison for the killing of his girlfriend. "action news" reporter katherine scott has been following details for us and joins us live in the studio with the latest. katherine. >> oscar pistorius has been taken to the cell. the judge sentenced him to five years for the shooting death of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. this morning in pretoria south africa, pistorius stood to hear the sentence in front of a packed courtroom. under south african law pistorius will have to serve at least 10 months before being considered for house arrest. the prosecution had called for a minimum 10 year sentence behind bars. the defense had argued for community service and house arrest for the 27-year-old olympic and paralympic track star. pistorius was convicted of culpable homicide which means a person was killed unintentionally but unlawfully. he was cleared of murder. the sentence handed down from the judge today five years in jail for culpable homicide charge. p

heavy showers on 270 from rockville to germantown. i'm also watching loudoun to western fairfax. when you get into dale city, charles county, this cell intensifying. seeing a lot of lightning popping up in the last five minutes from nanjemoy trying to get up to accokeek. it's moving northeast close to 40 miles an hour. we expect it near mount vernon at 12:15 and d.c. 12:33. olney if it holds together at 12:51. that's one of the storms we have to really watch. heavy, heavy downpours. could be a little wind with that as well. this morning we had a couple reports of trees down out toward the shenandoah valley. showers and storms trying for fire, at least heavy downpours from st. mary's, calvert county approaching the annapolis area. this is moving north pretty quickly. it will be in glen bernie by 12:20, 12:30. a lot of activity going on. a flood watch is in effect till 8:00. look at difference in temps. 79 right now in washington. if you like the warm stuff, take it in now because not too far to the west we fall in the 60s. i'm going to come back in a few minutes joined by meteorol

twelve after 4:00, pennsylvania turnpike, westbound, between 309, germantown pike, there is cents an accident. two left lanes there are blocked on the turnpike. east white land, route 202 southbound, at route 29, construction there, two right lanes blocked. i-95 southbound, approaching the blue route, road work has the left lane blocked. chris? >> sue, thank up it, has happened again at the white horse, the white house on lock-down after another fence jumper branched security, sense time it happened in about a month. this time, though, the secret service reaction was swift. take a look. cameras called the man in white shorts just inside the white house fence lift his shirt, maybe to show he had no weapons. he then kicked and punched two secret service dogs, as agents closed in. remember, september 19th, where another man jumped the fence, and actually made it into the actual white house. >> police in new castle county, delaware investigating a string of bb gun shooting. >> so authorities say ten homes and five cars were shot at over the past two weeks. they are warning residents now,

ease noritton dekalb pike between germantown pike abe colonial drive we have police activity there at buildings, so your advised to avoid that area and take swedes road or new hope street to get by. finally in chester, route 322 near high land avenue we have a tractor trailer fire there, and we will get more details on that coming up, kerry? >> sue, thank you. >>> new this morning 5:93 2a fire breaks out in the frankford row home. crews called to the 2,000 block of granite street at 12:30, fire was out ten minutes later, in reports of any injuries. >>> lawyers expect in court as early a as today to fight a plan to allow legal sports bet nothing new jersey. new jersey governor chris christie signed that bill last week to allow to it move forward. >> major sports leagues, even ncaa, they do in the like this idea. fox 29's steve keeley is live in trenton for us. they don't like it so much they are fighting to get an injunction in court, right steve. >> reporter: yes, and if they do we will start to educate our viewers on words like the the big or the juice. we will start sounding like st

germantown, montgomery county, a chilly 49 now.early to mid-afternoon, the mid-60s there as well. and then right now in charles county where they are getting a few of the sprinkles, we are in the low 50s. but the upper 60s to near 70 by early afternoon. after that we'll get the rain moving through. the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:4 1 /*1. we have a new problem now with melissa. what's going on? >>> we have a crash near lee chapel road and ox road. not sure how serious this is, but we do know there's a crash. 66 in general, looking pretty good. no major incidents or accidents at this point this morning. woodrow wilson bridge is moving right along as well. and the beltway at colesville road, we are actually moving pretty nicely for 6:30 on a weekday. no major issues there right now. just a little slow because of volume. i'm back in ten minutes with travel times. >>> see you then. 6:31. right now, new this morning, three men were stabbed early this morning in columbia heights just before 3:00 a.m. those men were stabbed at

a rain shower heading north through germantown and off and on through clarksburg. generally pretty good shape on 390 five just volume delays headed south. i'm in the wtop traffic center. >> it's been looking like it's going to rain all day outside. in the metro and here in arlington that's good. more sunshine will pull out of this pattern here. a nice time lapse here in ashburn. this is what the sky looked like all across the area. cloudy and going to clear up and then we saw some blue sky, clouds, and then a few showers moving through the area right now. inluster of showers mostly extreme loudoun and montgomery counties. find of a downpour and everything moving northeast and a few more. this is all due to the upper level low that was actually going to slow down the cold air from coming in. below low is now on the move to the northeast. as that continues, we will keep that in the forecast but overnight tonight, all of that will come to an end. comfortable in the 60's and those temperatures will only drop a few degrees this evening but late tonight and overnight the

. >>> the revolution germantown celebration celebrates george washington's daring campaign that cameto an abrupt end october 4, 1777. it's happening today from 10:00 to 5:00 on the 6400 block of germantown avenue. >>> the 23rd annual blackwood pumpkin festival kicks off in blackwood tomorrow. there will be food, game, rides music and petting zoo and so much more, from 11:00 to 4:00 at academy hall on south >> sky6 live hd hd taking a look at a cloudy ben franklin bridge this morning. the jewish yom kippur begins at sunday and muslim holiday begins at sundown tonight so a lot of people will be out for religious holiday observances. >> reporter: that live shot looks good, we're not seeing rain drops on the lens. the moisture is pulling away. storm tracker 6 live double scan holding on to heavy downpours in monmouth county and central new jersey. the worst is behind us, from this point on, showers up to midday or so, 11:30 give or take. we'll see sunshine break through by midday, turning breezy and sharply cooler overnight tonight with lows in the mid 30s for the poconos and 38 in the s

gaiters burg, germantown. all this moves toward the north and east. it stays a bit on the damp side tomorrow morning but then we'll warm things up through the day and our skies with break through the late afternoon hours. cloudy and cool, temperatures around 52 to 5 degrees. then we'll start with clouds, a little bit of patchy fog. midday to late afternoon, 67 to 74 and depending on how much sunshine you see will depend on how warm it gets. upper 60's on thursday. next weekend if you want to check out the fall color change, it looks wonderful saturday and sunday. >> it will be busy on skyline drive. >> you'll make it. >> i'll survive. thank you. 7 on your side with a consumer alert and more good news for apple fans. weeks after the company realized a new i fein it's already announcing new products. inhave i takes for issued for a -- an event on october 16 at apple's campus in california. they were reports about a bigger ipad as well as new books. coming up, a washington capital star makes good on a promise to a fan. hear from the young lady >> ok, so

inleast one of those here germantown back in august. a playground was also set ablaze. much like this, an elementary school next door. the damage here is estimated around $100,000. kuester fiberglass and plastic material. once it gets started, it is a spectacular fire. >> investigators say they have some lead. -- >> a quick check now. it little sunshine. here with a look at the forecast. clouds are fast approaching. here is a look outside now. cai clouds are moving in. 67 in lexington park. west. clouds off to the clouds will be increasing through the afternoon. early afternoon in the western suburbs. 5:00, clouds develop, and maybe even a little thunder. off through tomorrow morning at least. at least two commutes will be impacted. your forecast in the afternoon, could be a couple of showers that could impact evening plans. do not be surprised if you hear a click or ring of thunder. it also comes with cooler air. the outlook is coming up in a bit. >> thank you. a man accused of scaling a security fence and running to the white house will appear in court today. a judge

the playoffs got underway in germantown. not eligible for post season play because this season they had a boy, the man in the gray sweatshirt who played on the otherwise all girls team. >> it was unfair, we had such a short notice. she says they played all season with a boy on the field without anyone saying anything. >> never notified by the school district or in any coaches meeting or interpretation meetings, never anything. >> the pennsylvania inter scolatic association. the rule is made in june, if the principal makes an exception a boy can play on a girl's team during the regular season but then it's mixed gender and not eligible to compete in post season play with other all girls teams. >> i feel bad that the mistake was made by several adults and the girls and the boy and team are paying the price. >> some say that boys should not be able to play at any point. >> he played and it's a key position and it made a difference in the game. >> felt bad for the girls, i don't really think boys should be playing girls should b

volunteers wil dise flyers and search the area around germantown starting at 9:00. if you do want to help, head to germantown community center on kings view drive. >>> developing right now -- what a wild scene. rioting at an annual fall festival has a college president respondi. the president of keen state says she plans to find any students behind the mayhem. at least 30 people were hurt during the keen pumpkin a dozen people were arrested by police in riot gear. some officers used teargas on the crowds even. one student says he is among many who did not want this to happen. peo started throwing bottles and stuff. no one needs to get hurt. we're just trying to have fun and people take it out of hand. it had to call in extra officers even though it already had four times the normal number of police on duty. >>> we have a traffic alert. expect lane closures and detours near dulles because of phase two of the silver line. utility crews are doing reloca work on auto pilot drive. th work happens overnight betwn 9:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. it could last for five weeks. the s

germantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. on time. outer loop, 95 to georgia, on time.o to 495, 11 minutes. i'm back in had 10. . >>> weighing in on a number of recent scandals. the impact off the field problems are having on fans's views of the and its commissioner. . >>> plus, keeping up with the joneses. what americans are giving up to make sure they can afford the latest gadgets. >>> 15 before the hour. right now the total lunar eclipse is under way in d.c. this is a live look from takoma park, maryland. the moon looks like a little bit of bite has been taken out of it. the earth is positioning itself between the moon and the sun, create agriculture i full lunar eclipse with a blood red or orange-reddish hue. we expect that to be very visible by the time this is all said and done. it is expected to peak before 6:30. you can keep it here. we'll show you this all morning long. share your pictures on twitter or facebook. . >>> an indiana couple is filing a federal lawsuit against a police department. they are accusing the officers of using excessive force. a warning to

right now in germantown, 58 degrees in montgomery county. by midafternoon, mid-6 0s with increasing clouds from the west. oxen hill, prince georges down to 53. lots of sunshine. clouds rolling in by late afternoon. should be up around 70 degrees. and for springfield in fairfax county can, a chilly 52 under a clear sky. by later this afternoon, should be up around 70 with increasing clouds. coming up next, weather and traffic on the 1s. amelia siegel is taking the four by four out and we will see her maybe on ice skates. that's many canning up neck at 5:11. now let's check the roads. everything going okay now? >>> better amelia than me. that would not be about for me at all anywhere. it is looking good right now. 270 headed southbound out of frederick all the way down to the spurrier, completely fine. earlier road work is out of the way. 66, compton road, no problems. 95 in virginia, you're also fine at this point. headed out of down, a little bit slow prince george's county side of the roadway also looking good. bw parkway, 95 in maryland, i

video is being helped in the investigation montgomery can police say you're watching a burglary in germantownte here, a dark colored suv pulls up nearby, two men get out of the car and walk to a town house, moments later, one of the suspects walks away with what appears to be a bag, the other man right behind him. you might ask yourself, what did they allegedly steal? >> my great-grandmother's jewelry. >> rep kye is angry the thieves broke into her house, she talked to me only on 4. >> it is definitely uncomfortable, not knowing who came into my house and why. >> little do the suspects know the next door neighbor's surveillance video captured them coming and going. and if they looked at the door they would see the sticker, and the noise detection as they walked by. police hope this video helps them catch the suspect. >> just not right, if you look at the video you see it is their first rodeo. >> reporter: in germantown, shomari stone, news 4. >>> the republican challenger for a virginia senate race is narrowing the gap. but the democratic incumbent still lose in that race. coming from a repor

volunteers gathered at the germantown community center. the children were last seen back on september 8. they disappeared with their mother catherine, who has paranoid schizophrenia. she refused to tell police where the children are. a grand jury is convening to investigate new leaks in a cold case involving two missing sisters. in 1975.ppeared they were nasty scene near the old wheaton plaza mall. he is now serving time at a .elaware prison the investigation is now focused around the welch family properly -- family property. the girlfriend of a convicted killer will be sentenced for her role in the murder of four people in 2010. she is now facing life in prison for covering up the murders of two children and their on to. the former drug dealer got angry when some of his marijuana went missing. police are investigating an accident. a bus driver fell asleep behind the wheel and crashed into the car and drove into the woods. this happened at the intersection of shady grove road . police have not released information on any injuries. council

. >> reporte montgomery county police tell us you're watching a fm this past monday in germantown. look closely at the man dressed in the red shirt, he appears to be casing out homes. seconds later, a dark colored suv pulls up nearby. two men get out and walk to the town house, moments later, one of the suspects walks away with what appears to be a bag, the other right behind him. you might ask yourself, what did they allegedly steal? >> my great-grandmother's jewelry, you know, things my grandmother gave me. >> reporter: she is outraged the thieves broke into her house. >> that is definitely uncomfortable, not knowing who came into my house and why. >> little did the suspects know that the neighbor's surveillance video captured them coming and going. and if they took the time to look right here at the door they would see a sticker that says 24-hour surveillance, and they would hear the motion detector noise every time they walk by. while police investigate, kye hopes this video helps them catch the suspects. >> i definitely want to know who it is and they should be punished for wh

ju a couple of minutes slow northbou. 270 southbound from germantown road to the beltway, 16 minutes. a few minutes behind. looking good outer loop from 95 to 270 running at 11 minutes. i'm back in ten minutes. see you then. thank you, melissa. > one month after a woman was married she could not remember >> after two days, i said, g got to do something here. >> how her husband helped bring back her most special memories as she recover frrd a brain injury. > this video shows a bu moving from a surveillance camera so he wouldn't be caught. he ♪ you might have noticed things are looking pretty good at southwest. our dazzling smiles. our incredible good looks. our new ride. and some shiny, new nonstops ready for takeoff. you're going to need more reasons to travel. because flying new nonstops on southwest is looking pretty good. book your low fare now at southwest.com ♪ >>> i'm richard jorden at the live desk following a developing story. tensions rising in hong kong afr a week of massive pro tests. theye still in the streets. live pictures but things could escala soon. proteste said a de

now in between gaithersburg and germantown will be northern montgomery county and southern montgomery county because it's a world of a difference where each county will have their own warning and their own kind of jurisdiction from the national weather service. good idea. first, we'll do the forecast with the trick or treaters where it will be okay. it's kind of cool, but i didn't mind that when i was a kid. take a flashlight for those people to see you, but the forecast looks okay. a lot of clouds, yes. that'll be okay. and the temperatures, 48 to 56, probably in the upper 40s in the suburbs around 9:00 as you're heading home. very nice, a little bit of the sun. and temperature wise 59. i mean we also tweeted about this. if it was not 80 on tuesday, we would have been jumping for joy about today. it was a pretty good day. and 44% with the winds out of the northwest at 10. chilly tonight, a little patchy fog that will be possible late after midnight. and the bus stop temperatures, 38 to about 50. and so the kids, they will need some sort of a sweatshirt or jacket. cool tomorrow, cloud

then the heavy traffic in germantown trying to make it down to the beltway.ke, back to you. >> thanks a lot, bev. >>> we want to take you to a live picture one more time of the fowle family. they are being reunited at wright patterson air force base in ohio. he was the man would who was held, an american held in north korea after they found a bible left in his hotel room. >> this is his hometown of ohio. he's from miami. there are two other americans still being held in north korea and the state department says they're working hard to reunite them with their families here as well. so we're hoping we'll have the same fate for those two >>> expect to pay more to fly out of town this holiday season according to expedia.com. the cost of flights around thanksgiving weekend are up 17% from last year. flights for the christmas holiday have gone up 2%. an estimated 21 million of you are expected to fly from now through december. >>> the maryland state highway administration is doing its part to make sure your child is safe for trick or treating this year. the best of

the trip past germantown, montgomery village avenue, the left side of the screen is southbound trafficonly volume to report headed to the beltway. virginia drivers inner loop of the beltway starting to see more volume as you head north of springfield to get past braddock road. lanes open to tysons. back to you. >> thanks, beverly. >>> same-sex couples in virginia and several other states are keeping a close eye on news from the supreme court. the high court could take up one or more cases challenging state bans on same-sex marriage. >> the outcome could have a significant impact on marriage equality across the nation. vanessa herring is live at the supreme court with a look ahead a what's going on today. vanessa? >> reporter: good morning. same-sex couples in virginia were elated when they were granted the right to marry only to find out they wouldn't be walking down the aisle any time soon. if the justices decide to take up one of these cases, they'll have to decide whether same-sex marriage is constitutional and that would end the debate in virginia and across the nation. back in aug

crews were called out just before 1:30, to the scene, this is at germantown and west allegheny avenue. no one hurt. no word yet on what the cause was. >>> police in the wissinoming section of philly have a man in custody this morning, who they say targeted and shot a 17 year old girl. he opened fire while she was sitting in front of her home on cottage street, the girl managed to run after being hit once in the arm. but the suspect chased her, and continued shooting. >> autopsy results are still pending, his wife, joyce, after authorities reveal that the fire at the new jersey home was cents in fact arson. >> steve keeley live in camden with more on this r toy, steve, right from the get go, you suspected in a might and case of arson. >> reporter: yes, chris. were you correct in pointing out the viewers of our show who watch this monday morning probably not at all surprised by this announcement, because, i laughed, shook my head at all of the reporters sunday night using the psycho babble favorite word, it is unclear what was crystal clear was that authorities didn't believe this was a

crews called out just before 1:30 this morning to the scene of germantown and west allegheny avenue. no one was hurt. no word on what caused the fire. >>> is police trying to piece together what happened in north philadelphia home yesterday, that left a woman with a fractured skull and her stepfather dead. >> it happened on east cambria street right around 4:00. police say the 26 year old stepdaughter, came out of the home, screaming, apparently had take answer hammer to the head. when they went inside, her step dad was dead on the floor. he had no visible injuries, so police have no idea at this point how he died. neighbors who know the two of them are shocked. >> shocked. heat of the moment. father and daughter, what a way to go, never know what's going on behind closed doors. >> the woman is in the hospital list in the stable condition. police say there will be an autopsy, and until then, they can't rule out homicide. >> a six year old boy has died, after a tragic accident in philadelphia's nicetown tioga neighborhood. police say the boy was struck by a brown buick lesaber, on the

shooting in east germantown.overnight, philadelphia police are investigating a shooting in east germantown. he is in stable condition right now. no word on a suspect or a motive in this shooting. >>> philadelphia police are also investigating another shooting. this one in the city's belmont neighborhood. this happened just before 12:30 on north 42nd street. police tell us that a 42-year-old man was shot several times in the leg. he is in stable condition. so far no arrests in this case. >>> an underage driver out for a joyride with friends may be to blame for a three-car crash in north philadelphia. this happened just before 9:00 last night at the intersection of 19th and cecil b. moore. witnesses told police that a young boy was behind the wheel of this white sedan when he hit another car. he then allegedly rammed into a parked car and nearly plowed into an apartment building. police are still looking for the boy who ran from the scene along with several passengers. a woman inside the other car was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries. another underage driver in lehigh county is

the search starts outside of the germantown community center. not guilty by reason of insanity, that is the verdict bashir who was convicted for killing a police officer. he has schizophrenia and psychosis. he said that a voice in his head told and issued. the judge said that he supervised with the victim of the testimony from and all that spurts is what led to his decision. -- from mental health experts is what led to this decision. >> on the evidence that would is introduced at trial, i understand the legal decision. >> the judge ordered the sheer to undergo a mental health evaluation and after that, a court hearing will determine that he will be at a state mental health hospital, undergo supervised release or be released on his own recognizance. shown all has tightening race for the pc mayor slot. councilmember bowser has a lead. pointsnth, he was up 17 and more than a quarter of the voters remain on the fence. the top three candidates debated tonight. i had the honor of emceeing a great event not far from there. change induced attorney gener

it happened in morning in germantown, maryland. investigators tell us the girls were in the crosswalk when a car drove right into them. the driver stayed on the scene and was cited for the accident. paramedics rushed both girls to the hospital. doctors tell us they'll be okay. >>> and there's now a crackdown in montgomery county to keep accidents like that from happening again. news4 has learned there lab has been an explosion of tickets. mark segraves is live to explain. mark? >> reporter: that's right, barbara. while those two girls will be okay on copper road, it underscores the safety issue in crossing the street. montgomery county police list this stretch of connecticut avenue here in aspen hill as one of the ten most dangerous for pedestrians. so this is one of the places they have ramped up enforcement. in just nine months, they have issued more than 200 tickets here to both drivers for failing to yield to pedestrians who were in the crosswalk, and to pedestrians who were jaywalking. police say those tickets weren't always i

twice as long as we should be in maryland and virginia. 270 southbound from germantown road to the beltway minutes there. the outer loop from 95 to 270, 21 minutes. that should only take you ten. it's not doing that for us today. 95 north from quantico to the beltway, 40 minutes instead of 23. and 66 eastbound from fairfax county parkway to the beltway, 16 minutes at this point this morning. i'm back in ten. >>> see you then. thank you. fighting ebola, how one city is relying on actors to contain the virus. >>> and a car flies into a group eating lunch outside. the change the restaurant is making because of this accident. >>> plus, tracking your kids to send them specific advertisements. the pledge the company is making to keep your children's information private. it is now 6:42. >>> 16 before the hour, we are following the latest on a water main break and the ebola outbreak. >> let's go to richard jordan first. >> we have an unbelievable story out of ann arundel county this morning. one of their school buses was stolen. fortunately, no children on the school bus. here's a photo of a bus s

crews called out to the scene at germantown and west allegheny avenue. little before 1:30 this morning, no one was hurt, but no word on what caused it, either. autopsy results are still pending for cooper university health system ceo john sheridan and his wife, joyce. >> this comes after a report that revealed the fire at their new jersey home was in fact intentionally set. steve keeley live in camden looking into this for us, steve. good morning. >> reporter: well, no doubt we all know what the talks going to be inside the cafeteria here at cooper all day today, the confirmation this fire was set, no surprise at all to anyone who heard the prosecutor's offers announcement, sunday night, that it was asking the public to call its tip line with any information about how this fire started, and how the sheridan's were killed, since the fire was just in their second floor bedroom, and how would anyone besides the sheridan's know anything if they were not in that house too, or in communication with the cooper's ceo and his retired school teacher wife before th

japped newspaper germantown that will take -- jammed up in germantown.that will take you through gaithersburg. the fog has become a little denser, more at tree top level, though, at this point. headed for the trip in on the wilson bridge, oxon hill into alexandria, volume is building. you're slowing near the 210 interchange, especially in those local lanes to get into alexandria. a beautiful sunrise. it's looking good for you right now on the roadways south of town. that's a look at the drive. andrea, nick, back to you. >>> don't let gas prices drive you crazy. we found some super low prices in stafford, virginia. >> according to aaa, we have a couple of stations selling regular unleaded for just $3.02 a gallon. they include the 7-eleven at 2998 jefferson davis highway. >>> let's answer the question of the morning. what is the most popular tattoo for women over 50? is it a, the rose, b, the heart, or c, someone's initials? >> our facebook friend sharon wrote a rose by any other name still smells at sweet. she's going with a. >> a is the correct answer, a