from capitol hill, tracey potts, news 4, washington. >>> turning now to the weather. it's really starting to feel like fall, isn't it? v >> still some wind out there today. in and out of the cloud cover as we look over there, with city cam. cloud cover in the distance. meanwhile, we have light showers and sprinkles. these are moving very quickly off to the east. and most of them right nheaded toward fairfax. you can see the satellite review here, kind of like yesterday. still have a few of those wave clouds coming through the area. 63 the temperature right now in d.c. it's 64 dull less. and 68 in quantico. temperatures have been dropping. they're going to drop to the 30s. mid and upper 30s far west. a frost advisory is up until tomorrow morning. we drop to the 50s by 11:00 p.m. that rain and those sprinkles should be ending very soon. october sunshine for the day tomorrow. and what about our chances of a rain this weekend. details in just a few minutes. >> all right. thanks, veronica. >>> d.c. has made the grade for recent college graduates. researchers say it's the p

from capitol hill, tracey potts, news 4, washington. >>> last year more than half a million people were injured in accidents involving distracted drivers. >>> coming up tonight, keith garvin goes beneath the beauty of the east african nation of rwanda to see how that country is healing 15 years after the genocide that tore it apart. >>> the pilot of the plane that touched down on the hudson river in january is getting ready to go back to work. >>> the billionaire space tourist, among the crew of a russian spacecraft headed for the international space station. >>> good evening. bob ryan storm center 4. it's going to be a chilly night, with our temperatures into the 40s overnight tonight. many spots may be even dipping into the high 30s well to the west and north. heading out for the school buses tomorrow, boy, bundle up. it will be seeing temperatures in some spots into the low 40s even. by the way, you can come into nbc washington.com, this is the animation of the tsunami spreading across the pacific ocean from the folks at noaa, going to our website and search for tsunami. we're loadin