avenue, 4001 nebraska avenue, 4001 nebraska avenue.t was not easy, but it was a lot of the fun. the 12-mile trip a different kind of commute, and biking to work all over the dmv, becoming more common. so here's some advice. >> let's say you're going straight and you're about to turn right. you will raise your hand and obviously look that nobody's behind you. and you turn. if you're going to the left, do the same thing and turn. >> reporter: if you're trying to load your bike pull the handle for the rack, load the front tire first, pull up the lock and you're good to go. be safe this week weather biking or not. adam tuss, news4. >> go, adam. >>> a teenager's death blamed on an overdose of caffeine. tonight the message from his grieving parents to others. >>> a lasting tribute along the beach. but one family says this memorial beannch comes with an extra cost and it's forcing them to relive a painful chapter in their lives. >>> and the word of the day tomorrow -- hot. as the heat moves in, record high temperatures. st how high areju whoa

nebras 4001 nebraska avenue. 4001 nebraska avenue. that was not easy. but that was a whole lot of fun. >> the 12-mile trip, a different kind of commute and biking to work all over the dmv becoming more common. so here's advice from the fairfax county department of transportation. >> let's say you're going straight and about to turn right? raise your hand and obviously look so nobody is behind you and you turn. if you're going to the left, same thing, look behind you and turn. >> if you're trying to load your bike on a bus, here's how. >> pull the handle for the rack. load the front tire first, pull up the lock and you're good to go. of course, be safe this week, whether biking or not. adam tuss, news 4. >>> he looks like a pro there. joining us is mike ferrell, senior transportation planner. you bike to work every day. it's about two miles for you. you've been doing it for a long time. why do you think it's so important for people to do this? >> well, i mean, it starts your day right. it's a lot more fun than driving. i mean, lowers y

up to nebraska avenue, past american university, home base in 4001 nebraska avenue. 4001 nebraska avenue01 nebraska avenue. that was not easy, but that was a whole lot of fun. >> the 12-mile trip, a different kind of commute and biking to work all over the dmv, becoming more common. >> we've seen biking tick up in fairfax county. >> reporter: adam lind dropped by to give us tips like how to load your bike on a bus. >> squeeze the handle here, which lowers the bike rack. from that point, you want to put your front tire on the side where this handle is, and then you pull this all the way out, lift it up, and lock it down on your front wheel. >> reporter: if you do decide to ride this friday, be safe, of course. ahead at 6:00, how you should be signaling on a bike. and if you're driving behind a bicycle, what you should be looking for. adam tuss, news4. >> >>> if you need registration information or find biking pit stops for this friday, go to our nbc washington app and search bike to work. good luck. >>> president trump said he had the absolute right to discuss isis isis-related intel with

every year we see them coming through, even here on nebraska avenue. >> absolutely. tutus sometimes. pink. wonderful to see. are they going to be in soggy pink outfits tomorrow? >> not as much as today. today we had a lot of light rain that lingered in spots for a while. tomorrow there will be a few showers but i think fewer. far fewer than what we had today. a little 3-degree guarantee. forecast high was 66. temperature at midnight was 65. daytime temperatures, 56, 57. it was kind of nasty today. tomorrow i'm forecasting 3-degree high of 64 degrees and it does look like this cool weather is going to be around a while. we'll see a little bit of moderation especially as we get in to tuesday and wednesday but with the warmth, relatively warm comes the threat of showers heading in our direction. next weekend there's going to be a storm in the southeast. midatlantic or southeast. that's the question. earlier looks like on top of us, some of the later models, maybe south. i've got to see where the trend goes. we'll be on the pessimistic outlook when we share the 7-day. mi

. >>> one person was taken to the hospital after a crash outside our studios here on nebraska avenue washington's tinley town. d.c. police tell us the garbage truck side swiped the car. police lad to shut down the avenue for some time while they towed away that car and the truck. the road is back opened now. >>> take a good look at this piece of art. it is one of the most valuable ever sold at auction. the piece doesn't have a fame just yet. someone bought it for more than $110 million last night. >> that itself the highest bid ever for an american painting. it is in the top ten in art options in world history. he was a graffiti artist. some said this was a landmark piece in his career. >>> mckinley tech high school students are getting real life experience before they e spending time at d.c.'s department of forensic sciences. and here to talk a little bit about that this morning with us is janay collins, a student here with us. and dr. jennifer smith from the department of forensic science. how does the partnership happen? >> it's the city crime lab and public health lab. so we deci

. >> put the number up on nebraska avenue but came back.hts about sbig throughout the years. >> i think sbigniew brzezinski was probably the most insightful foreign policy thinker. when he left the carter administration, they were discredited. somewhat unfairly, but they were discredited and i think more than any of the other so-called wise men, certainly more than kissinger, gates and he has been right about almost everything, right about the soviet union, right about the evolution of our relations with china, right about the first gulf war, the second iraq war and the bush administration, right when he endorsed, i think, obama over clinton and right about the disaster called the trump administration. >> yeah. >> pretty good record. >> i was going to say, mika, for a man who has written as many books -- dozens of books and has served as many presidents, formally and informally, written as many articles as he has written, the fact that he got the big things right time and time again. >> and early. >> he pushed on china. he was, even in his