that's going to drop our temperatures. i'll let you know how low we go but today nice and warm. temperatures into the mid 80s this afternoon. here's larry miller. good morning. good morning, your time right now 6:01. out in rossville we have an accident that's blocking parts of rockville pike. i believe the southbound side at this point between twin brook parkway ask congressional lanes. sky 9 is over the scene and from the looks another i have we have police -- of it we have police that are also there. they've been using flashlights to search for something. a motorcycle is also involved and a vehicle. again, just watch out for detours on the southbound side of rockville pike. we'll have an update for you in roughly ten minutes. for now over to you. new this morning, police are looking for suspects in a double shooting in temple hills. a woman was killed and a man was rushed to the hospital. police say they found the man outside a house along 23rd parkway. the woman was found inside a nearby home. the names of the victims have not been released and so far, there is no word on a motive. the victim of a deadly tour bus crash in laurel has been identified. michael palomo was 45 years old. the crash happened yesterday at a busy section at laurel fort mead road and rock ridge road. investigators say the bus driver failed to yield to a pickup truck as the bus turned into a shopping center. palomo the truck driver was killed and none of the 58 people on the bus were seriously hurt. due back in court today the mother of two missing montgomery county kids. the key question is whether katherine hoggle will tell a judge what happened to her children sarah and jacob. their mother is charged with abduction and neglect and also accused of hindering the investigation into the disappearance of the children. jacob was 2 when he was missing from the gaithersburg area last september. his sister was 4. in the past, katherine has been found incompetent to stand trial. meanwhile the trial of the prince george's county man accused of killing his stem father also -- stepfather also a d.c. police detective is coming to a close. antoine james is charged with killing joseph newell and prosecutors say james shot his stepfather the death after a disagreement over yard work. new information that is pretty big deal if you live in silver spring. the silver spring transit center, this huge eyesore that we've been standing in front of for years and years and years, yeah, it's finally going to open. sunday 4:00 a.m. there isn't going to be any hoopla. fanfare, they're just going to quietly usher the beginning of operations here literally under the shadow of the early morning darkness. now this transit center has been a point of contention and it has led to lawsuits and a lot of finger pointing and blaming over the years. of course, we know there have been five years of delays and the project is $50 million over budget. it was plagued with problems from the very start. there was crumbling concrete soon after it was constructed and after all the repairs the three level facility is finally safe enough and set to open on sunday. and if you don't believe me just take a look at the chain link fence, that's going to be gone we're told bid is a morning -- by saturday morning. a lot of changes will come as well. the bus routes are about to change and more detail on that coming up in the next half hour. we're live in downtown silver spring, delia goncalves, wusa9. ♪ 6:04 now. good morning, one local hospital has decided to rename its emergency care center in honor of pope francis. providence hospital in northeast is celebrating the historic visit by the pope to washington by dedicating the pope francis emergency department. the archdiocese of washington will bless the newly named e. r. today at 10:00 this morning. and be prepared for hours of gridlock next week when the pope is here and drivers could experience traffic backups of nearly two hours next week. all of us are being warned to use alternate routes and due to the downtown street closings, will ellis plans to ditch his car and take metro instead. >> going to be like mad traffic. probably going to be like an hour added to the drive or maybe more than that. >> the biggest concern is next wednesday morning's rush hour. the roads will be closed around the time the pope meets with the president at the white house. followed of course by the pope mobile parade around the ellipse. now if you do have to venture out in pope traffic as we like to call it. we have a special section on the wusa9 app to help you navigate. besides help with traffic you will find complete schedules and list of items you can and cannot takeaway you if you plan to attend any of the historic events. guys back to you. we are live at joint based andrews previewing an incredible event happening tomorrow. want you to first take a look at the background. f-22s right there and here to talk about those is lieutenant colonel mark milligan. with the air force, tell us tomorrow is going to be an incredible day. >> yes, ma'am it is. back here at joint based andrew it is air show after a three year hiatus is formally known as the joint service open house. the largest aerial demonstration event in the d.c. area by far. and we're just happy to have it back and proud to be able to show the public just what we can do with america's air power. >> reporter: today, they start practicing. that's a big deal. that's very important right? >> it is. it is big deal. we want to be sure that everything is down to the minute and perfect. make sure the performers have a chance to practice the maneuvers they're going to be going through that the public will see here tomorrow so that everything is safe. >> reporter: tomorrow is a big event and what do people need to know? >> it is. tomorrow is a big event and we're going to have aerial demonstrations and statsic displays over 30 aircraft from vintage aircraft all the way to the newest joint strike fiter the f-35 on display here. and aerial performances starting around 10:30 until approximately 4:00 in the afternoon. >> reporter: this is not only air show but also a way to thank everyone out there and military appreciation day as well. talk about that. >> absolutely, not just a chance for us to get up and fly but we want to show off america's air power and the public to be able to see what their military and their law enforcement agencies and other agencies that are going to be displayed ear can perform. >> reporter: so we're showing video of the thunder birds on air, talk a little bit about those. >> the birds, most everybody knows the air force's premiere aerial demonstration team. they're flying advanced f- fighters. -- f-16 fighters and they are practiced down to the second. they get -- come within five feet of each other. it's quite an experience to see them fly and it's amazing and the public that has seen them will want to see them again and if you haven't seen them, it's -- it's an opportunity you don't want to miss. >> reporter: one last question, f-35s are going to be debuted for the first time in the area tomorrow, that's exciting right? >> absolutely. the air force's version of the f 35 is not operationally combat capable yet. the marines are. so three services will have a different version of the aircraft. but it's the fifth generation fighter. it will be on display here. unfortunately it's not going to be flying but it will be on display and many can see it most for the first time. >> reporter: it's going to be incredible air show tomorrow and a lot of things you need to know about in terms of parking, we have all that posted on the wusa9 mobile app. you can check everything there before you come out so you are prepared. a great event. something you don't want to miss, much more coming up from 6:30 from joint based andrews, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. >> i don't care how many times it never gets old. >> it's spectacular. 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[ laughter ] then it did go down. 89 and 87. we know the cars are so accurate. >> exactly. it did feel warmer. >> you know what in you're going to be outside tomorrow it is going to feel rather warm. with the humidity starting to increase, a little bit, it's going to be hot outside. the nats' game at 4:00 in the afternoon so that peak heating time and the d.c. united is home as well. definitely drink a lot of water. also quick note we have an air quality issue. it's a little unhealthy for sensitive groups. elderly and children and those with issues. looking okay a beautiful start not a cloud in the sky. yet again. all right 65 degrees. dew point is a little bit higher and inching its way up. that's why it's going to feel pretty hot out there but still into the 80s. we are above average not for long though. 57 for gaithersburg and 61 for andrews and manassas at 55. little bit of patchy fog and i'm going to watch this in warrenton and also through frederick and visibility is a little bit lower. all right here's what's happening over the weekend. we have a cold front that's going to come our way but the rain is just not coming along with it. west virginia through the mountains and also along the 81 corridor you have the best chance for the showers. this is saturday. 7:00. the showers are lining up through west virginia. watch what happens as i press fast forward. just kind of go right away. so maybe a few isolated showers for areas off to the west. sunday morning, we're going to start off with some clouds then increasing sunshine. northerly winds. 70s return. and then stick around for a day or so. 79 for sunday. by monday, 75. that's it. and we'll be near 80 by mid next week. larry miller over to you. allyson thank you. metro riders everything is running on schedule. i have some earlier issues on the green line now been resolved. sky 9 in the air giving us a rolling shot as it goes from areas like rockville toward the -- 66 and 50 right now just getting a look at some volume. still really light here on the inner and outer loop of the belt ray right now. -- way right now. back to the maps and southbound on i-270 from germantown road to the capital beltway now a 14 minute commute. issue and problem free on i-66 from cambridge road to north glebe road. a 14 minute commute. volume on the northbound side of 95 again typical and it picks up as you get closer to springfield from furnace road to i-395 a ten minute commute. and southbound on the bw parkway from powder mill road down to overlook avenue in southwest, you're looking at a 21 minute commute. want to take some cameras and this is the 14th street bridge here for those of you traveling northbound on i-395 coming into town. you can see the volume starting to pick up as you get closer to d.c.. and over the bridge. for a look on the maryland camera we see volume both on the inner and outer loop here at new hampshire avenue. primarily in the inner loop of the beltway things flowing more freely on the outer loop. but again no major incidents that are going to impact the morning commute. the next traffic up coming up in rough -- update coming up in roughly ten minutes. over to you. at 6:19 here's what's in the news right now. it's day two of a military pretrial hearing to determine the fate of former army sergeant bowe bergdahl. bergdahl was taken hostage by the taliban after deserting his post. in the move the obama administration traded five taliban prisoners being held at guantanamo bay for his release. hena daniels has more. >> reporter: defense attorneys will begin building their case today to keep former army sergeant bowe bergdahl from facing a military trial. the 29-year-old stands accused of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy for leaving his post in afghanistan in 2009. charges which carry a possible life sentence. on day one of the pretrial hearing yesterday in san antonio, bergdahl sat in court. still and silent and sometimes taking notes. >> it's a very low evidentiary threshold and certainly for that reason, should not be thought of as a trial. >> reporter: prosecutors called three witnesses to the stand. including bergdahl's former platoon leader captain john billings. billings described how thousands of soldiers risked their lives for 45 days to try to find bergdahl. in a region known as ied alley. under cross-examination, billings testified he had no idea about bergdahl's mental health history and defense attorneys haven't revealed how that could play into their case. they plan to call their own witnesses to the stand today, including major general kenneth dahl who conducted the army's investigation into his disappearance. >> stick around, you may learn more about what sergeant bergdahl told general dahl. >> reporter: bergdahl has never explained why he left. he spend nearly five years in taliban cap difficult after he deserted. it's unclear if his attorneys will put him on the stand today. hena daniels for cbs news. >> meanwhile crow way that is the latest country to close its border crossings. this news comes after the estimated 11,000 migrants entered the country through serbia. croatian authorities claim the towns are simply not prepared for the surge in population. united nations is calling for calm in jerusalem in the wake of violence between jews and muslims at a shared holy site. the clashes began three days ago on the eve of the jewish new year. this is video of the clash at the mosque. there's now growing concern these clashes will incite wider violence between extremests on both sides. the death toll is now at five as devastating wildfires sweep through northern california. two more bodies were found in a burned out home. two major wildfires continue to burn. but cooler weather and rain have helped firefighters gain ground. some investors are breathing easier this morning now that we know u.s. interest rates are staying put at record lows at least for now. yesterday the federal reserve ended weeks of speculation by keeping its benchmark short- term rate near zero. the fed chair yellen did mention a rate hike is stilt likely this year. the fed meets again next month and then again in december. maryland is the wealthiest state in america. that's according to an analysis by 24/7 wall street. the state has the highest median household income in the nation at $73,971. however, it also has one of the highest costs of living. virginia wasn't far behind its neighbor coming in as the eighth wealthiest state. wal-mart -- >> is on a hiring spree for the holidays believe it or not. the retail giant says it will add 60,000 workers the meet the anticipated shopping demand and more open registers and add more than 3,000 department managers. the positions pay at least $9 an hour. we're told. well, it's that time of year, time for the flu vaccine. >> yes it is. coming up we have a few reasons why experts say if you don't normally get the vaccine, you should make this year an exception. >> and here is a look at your allergy count if you are an allergy sufferer and going to be outside today. weed and mold moderate. trees and grasses not too bad. a little bit on the lower side. we'll get to the details of your weekend forecast. we have some changes coming your way. we'll be right back. >> friday light and full effect. you are looking live right now at the inner loop at 66. right now, things are off to a great start. the everyone is saying, "hey! you gotta get fios!" but why? well, fios is a 100 percent fiber optic network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home wi-fi available. and fios gives you big capacity too. so everyone in the house can get online. but the main reason to get fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satisfaction. ultimately, that's why. get 25 meg fios internet, tv & phone starting at $79.99 a month. plus get $350 back. hurry, offer ends september 19th. get out of the past. get fios. good morning, andrea and mick, today on great day washington, we have michelle obama's makeup artist. he's going to give us tips on how to get that all-american first haydy look. >> and should you buy organic or not? we'll get the scoop on what foods you should buy organic from chef jeff and megan takes a golf lesson live today. you don't want to miss that. >> join us for great day washington and it all starts at 9:00 a.m. live right here on wusa9. in today's health alert, this year's flu vaccine should work better than last year's. that's the latest word from health officials who are urging people across the country to get vaccinated. they say this year's flu vaccines are a good match to the flu virus that's spreading in the u.s. fewer than half of americans get immunized even though the flu kills about 24,000 people every year here in the u.s. soap is just as effective as antibacterial soap with washing your hands. that's the finding from scientists in korea. the antiseptic ingredient in antibacterial soap offers no better results in removing bacteria than plain soap. hot water? soap. and about a minute's worth of washing. >> so it all comes down to the smell then. huh? as far as -- you know. there it is. well, not something you hear or see every day. a mother from long island, new york has given birth to identical trip lets. >> that's the key, triplets. carolyn gusoff tells us the chances of that happening are somewhere in the vicinity of one in 50 million. >> reporter: they learned of their exceptional conception in an early sonogram. three babies all womb mates. >> very quiet and very serious and then she goes i've never seen this before. i think this is triplets and i'm pretty sure they're identical. >> they fertilized one egg, that egg split once and then one of the other eggs split again. so yes jetically speaking they're identical. >> reporter: doctors at the hospital say identical triplets especially in this case without fertility drugs are a medical marvel. >> anywhere from one in 70,000 to as high as one in 50 million. but a conservative approach is one in a million. >> reporter: to the family and big brother aiden, babies noah, owen and miles are triple the blessing. >> i always say instead of hitting the money lottery we hit the genetic lottery. >> reporter: the three sons weighed in at birth under three pounds each. but now almost three months old they're thriving and the finleys leaving nothing to guesswork. >> right now we are color coding them. each baby has a different color. one of their toenails is painted that particular color and we like to keep them when we dress them in the same color for the day. >> reporter: showing signs of individuality. >> owen is like i don't know -- i'm sorry, i told you. i mixed it up. owen is kind of more outgoing already. >> reporter: now comes three of everything in time three college tuitions. by then, the finleys hope to ditch the color coding as their two colors come through. -- true colors come through. up next, at 6:30, after waiting half a decade and enduring millions of dollars in mismanaged funds, the silver spring transit center opens this weekend. a heavily traveled route in our region is being upgraded all in an attempt to up improve your -- improve your commute. >> nothing but good news right now. happy friday friends and hope it's a great start for you. i'm nick giovanni. >> and i'm andrea roane. everything seems to be traffic related and of course we have larry miller our traffic king here. with your timesaver traffic. but we're going to begin with first alert meteorologist allyson rae, another good forecast. >> here we go again, things are looking great for your friday. it would be really bad if we had a great week and on friday it was raining but we need the rain. but we're looking at some good weather to be outside to enjoy everything that's going on this weekend. 64 degrees. the dew point is starting to move on up. tomorrow it's going peak but then it's going to move right back down so we're finally getting into some good fall weather. all right, some fog through frederick and also through warrenton can culpeper but -- and culpeper but everyone else is doing okay. you can see the front behind me. we'll talk about any rain chances coming up. in the meantime here's a look at the planner, 81 by noon and mid 80s for the your highs. all right allyson thanks. 6:30 around the capital beltway, we are doing really well. i don't think we can complain about the traffic today. certainly going to be a different issue next week i'll get you around that don't worry. dependent no issues around the inner or outer loop of the beltway. sky # right now. here on the outer loop and 66. that is the outer loop of the beltway by the way. so no major issues this morning. still fairly quiet out there. want to take a look at the traffic land cam or the maryland cam and show you things on i-270 from frederick to the capital beltway going through damar cushion boulevard. no issues and all lanes are open. down into virginia coming up in about ten minutes, for now over to you. new this morning, the search is on for suspects involved in double shooting in temple hills. a woman was killed and a man is now in the hospital we're told. the shootings took place at a house along 23rd parkway. the names of the victims have property been released yet and so far, no word on a motive. good morning, 6:31. here are the things you may have missed. i'm mike hydeck in the newsroom. there's a new push this morning to crack down on synthetic drug use in the d.c. area. d.c. delegate holmes norton is branding together with two other lawmakers to stop the spread of drugs. they have a news conference scheduled for 10:00 a.m. the talk about the new legislation they hope will combat the problem. and new body camera program for police officers will be launched next summer in the baltimore region. that's the word from baltimore county police. they say the first 150 cameras will be deployed july 2016. eventually 1400 officers will be equipped with the body cameras. virginia's word of health has voted to roll back some strict rules involving abortion clinics. the decision comes as a setback to pro life advocates under the new rules existing abortion clinics will not have to comply with hospital style rules and building codes. the rules still need to be finalized. live in the newsroom, mike hydeck, back to you. some new information and some good news that will probably make your friday if you live here in silver spring. this old transit center, it's opening. that's right. sunday at 4:00 a.m. yes, we are five years late and 0 budget. but the project is finally good to go. sunday, 4:00 a.m. is the opening. metro says it will be no fanfare celebration. it will just open. and can you blame them for literally trying to sneak this in? literally in the dark. but $140 million project has been a huge embarrassment that was plagued with problems from the start. and after lawsuits and repairs, the center will open. but that will change your morning commute on metrobus, montgomery ride on and taxis. and even some biking commuters will see some changes as well. i've added all those changes on our wusa9 mobile app so you can take a look for yourself. and to give you a little perspective on just how long this has been around, the facility is named after senator paul sar banes. who was still in office when this was being built. senator sar baines retired in 2007. back to you in the studio. all right. delia thank you. some changes coming to i-66 that are aimed at improving your commute. from d.c. to gainesville, the existing red x lanes will now open when it gets congested. right now those lanes are already only open during peak rush hour. from d.c. to centreville new smart signs will tell you which lanes are blocked or usable well in advance of an accident. but some motorists aren't convinced the changes will really help. >> really a problem and always backed. >> i -- backed up. >> i say don't make it worse. >> the expansion of i-66 is a hotly contested topic. public meetings will start next month. the fionrst e is october 19th at oakton high school in vienna. >> reporter: we are live at joint base andrews today is the preview today. the day to practice and get all the kinks out. tomorrow is the big day. the show that you do not want to miss. part of the show you'll see the exciting aircraft. this is a b-52 and you'll see this aircraft and several others here -- several others here as part of the big show. so many highlights to tell you about of course we've got the thunder birds and you don't want to miss them. ulvales the aerial -- we'll also have the aerial demonstration and even a special display for the first time in the year, the f-35 will be out here on display. now if you come, you need to know exactly where to park. they suggest you park at fedex field or at the branch avenue metro station. and then take a shuttle there. shuttles start at 8:00 and long. back and forth all day now this is free to the public. it is a family event. and it a time for them to really thank their supporters but it's also a military appreciation day. we want to say thank you to all of the military especially our air force members. again that shuttle starts at 8:00 and free to the public and it's a family fun day. lots of activities for kids and i know my producer brings the kids every year and he says his children love the bouncy house. and then the climbing wall and they said by the way adults thanks -- you're not too old to do it. if i can do it you can do it. a lot of fun out here. there are seoul things you cannot bring, we have a complete list of those on our wusa9 mobile app. you can download that know before you go and before you head out here, also happy birthday to the air force. it's the 68th birthday this week. no doubt out here celebrating that and the military. we'll be out here all morning long and again download the app. wusa9 app so you can know all the details before you come out here. by the joint base andrews, i'm nikki burdine, wusa9. perfect day to celebrate. >> absolutely. and today is the day. one of the catchiest pop songs of all time could actually help save your life. welcome back. it is 6:39. and i'm meteorologist allyson rae and a great start. here we go and it's going to continue right through the weekend. and the only problem is it's a little dry. we could use a couple of showers but not new york city and so -- forecast and so get outside and enjoy the nice weather. nice start to the day, temperatures once again headed to the mid 80s and that's above average in fact. the usual high is into the upper 70s for this time of year, you see some showers moving through michigan back to the west and indiana and ohio. that's -- part of the front that's headed our way. we'll talk about your weekend forecast in a little bit. here's larry miller. good morning. good morning allyson rae. of course good morning to you at home. metro riders we're off to a great start again. no issues on the rails. we had an earlier issue on the green line that's resolved and everything now on schedule. want to give you a look at 95 on the virginia side. as you are approaching springfield toward the mixing bowl. again no issues and either direction and you're good to go there. northbound i-395 towards the 14th street bridge you'll see volume close to seminary road. should ease up a bit once you get the ridge road and over to the 14th street bridge. and inbound on i-66 making your way into areas like fairfax and rosslyn, going over the key bridge into georgetown audiotape reals -- all lanes are open and traffic still fairly light in that stretch of the i-66 corridor. the drive times coming up after the seven day forecast, over to you. online pocker is a big way to make money but some people even do it for a living. >> be warned. a new virus pretty much guarantees you will lose every game. we're back after this. >> wow. 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including player data bases and calculators. the spyware takes screen shots of the affected players' rds and sending it to hackers who then join online tables where victims are playing to up the stakes and steal money. we spoke with poker players who quit playing online when they suspected something was wrong. >> i've played lot of online and i cashed out once. and a span of two years, once. so obviously there's something going on. >> despite federal and state bans on online poker, an estimated one million californians spend $300 million annually playing the game. typically on websites based outside the country. korea ho worries professional players may also be victims of the virus. >> hopefully this is going to be rectified somehow so that we can continue doing what we love for a living and hopefully poker will be around for a very long time. kansas city chiefs versus the denver broncos. humans versus eshors aonian shep conflict. hard no toe -- an ancient conflict. hard to know who to root for. clearly last night the break- out star was former hewlett- packard ceo and future star fleet captain carly fee' yea. i would not on the -- fiorina. you are aware that the romulans have a neutral zone, look it up. yes. it's perfect for the man they call the poem's pope. -- people's pope. a simple wooden chair though i'm not sure it would have gone with the white upholstery. have you seen what he wears? he's going to look like a floating head. [ laughter ] the pope making a lot of -- references anyway. colbert making a lot of references and designed by some catholic university students to share. getting some love and some attention. >> roommates as well. time now so see what the partners at "cbs this morning" are covering. >> and norah o'donnell is live in new york with the preview for us. >> good morning to you. ahead donald trump's silence this time. is getting him some attention. nancy cordes takes a look at what he didn't say about the controversial comments -- controversial comments than made to him. plus bernie sanders here in studio 57 and also steve crofts previews his "60 minutes" interview with iranian president hue san rouhani. the president of in and out bugger sits down with us -- burger sits down with us for a rare interview. happy friday. >> stacked show. appreciate that. >> a big fan of in and out burger. >> i tell you whatst it's a stacked weekend when it comes to football. huh? >> everybody is home. >> bring them out. break them out. >> i have it upside down. >> way to come prepared allyson. >> this is tonight rfk who is hashtag #realhu. howard hampton tonight at 7:30. navy is home, the skins are home. i mean next week -- >> traffic, traffic, traffic. i think from here until maybe next thursday we're going to have to just deal with some traffic issues but good football weekend. good weather. we're talking about a cold front that's going to change our weather a little bit but not too much rain out of this. good news afterowl temperature outdoor plans and not so good news for your lawns. that's for sure. temperatures are at 64 degrees. the dew point is moving on up. temperatures once again starting in the 50s and 60s. tomorrow, the temperatures are going to peak as well as the humidity. now nats are home all week too. frederick be warrenton a little bit of patchy fog and everyone else is doing okay. we're going to be dry from the front. unless you're in the 81 corridor and mountains that's where you can see a couple of showers. this is 6:30 on saturday night. we're looking clear and comfortable. showers back off to the west. this front just kind of fizzles on out. we start off on sunday morning with some morning clouds and you're getting up and getting ready for the skins' game. no worries increasing sunshine and norm winds though on sunday bring some dry cool air upper 70s. that's it. so we have big changes by sunday. but i think everyone is going to like the weekend forecast. 86 for today. 87 for tomorrow. 79 for sunday. and by monday, 75. that's it. and near 80 by mid next week. all right larry over to you. all right thank you. yes we are ready for the papal visit i have my cot in the back room as i'll be living here for a couple of days. all right no issues on m.a.r.c. or vre guys a great start this morning guys. want to show you how things are on i-270 from middlebrook road down to the capital beltway a 12 minute commute. eastbound 66 been really quiet. we had a rough week certainly along the corridor from nutley street to north lee highway a 12 minute commute. northbound i-95 on the virginia side, no issues from lorton road as you go up to i-395. a nine minute commute. and southbound on the parkway from laurel bowie road down to 36th street northeast a 13 minute commute. the mixing bowl, you can see traffic is certainly rocking and rolling in all directions. as you make your way up i-395 or travel on the inner loop of the beltway. you'll have no issues this morning, everything is shaping up quite nicely. the look from our maryland camera shows how things on i- 270. again democracy boulevard traveling from frederick to the capital beltway in bethesda, no problems, a live rook from the traffic land cram shows you things here, this is -- kenilworth avenue at eastern avenue making your way from 295 into town. you won't have any trouble traffic still fairly light and we hope it stays this way for the next up of days at least. over to you. september is national preparedness month and they are turning the disco -- to disco. >> tommy mcfly has more on this in the 94.7 fresh f.m. studios. what are we talking? emergency crews busting a move tommy? >> it could help keep machine say live. later on today in downtown d.c. in the golden triangle area, the d.c. fire department and ems are doing a hands only cpr class, they're trying to teach over 200 people how to do cpr at lunchtime. this is really neat and they say that you can do cpr to the rhythm of the bee gees song. staying alive you know it. oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, staying alive, staying alive. no okay? ju me great. so you also can get your hands on one of these really neat cpr kits while you're down there. it comes with a dummy and everything. so you can go to -- the golden triangle area and connecticut and k. street later on today and learn to save a life with the d.c. fire department. guys? >> and tommy i know that song. >> yeah. you know how to do it. >> i know that one. >> there we go. >> okay. >> staying alive. >> there it is. all right. [ laughter ] well done. 6:# 1. just days away from the opening of one of the most anticipated openings areas in our region. >> talking about the silver spring transit center. one more live how do you start the day brighter? make the ride smoother? and finish with a smile? you've got this. you've got t.j.maxx. better brands, at prices that help you maxx life! a beautiful morning at joint base andrews but this weekend, going to be even more speck tackler. today is the preview for the big air show tomorrow. they've got practice and these guys will be out here making sure everything is perfect for the big show tomorrow. take a look, these are some of the stars this one right here is the b-52. this guy is one of the stars of the show tomorrow can they are going to have -- and they are going to have many activities out here for families and for kids. it's a military appreciation day with also a time for the military to thank their supporters. and by the way, it's also the 68th birthday of the united states air force, happy birthday to them and all the details on where to go and when on our wusa9 mobile app. parking everything is all free. be sure to get here. back to you. hey nikki we've been sharing the good news all morning long. that's really going to change the morning commute here in silver spring. you see that huge eyesore that's wrapped around with the chain link fence? yeah, this silver spring transit center is finally going to open. it's five years late, $50 million over budget. but it a set to open sunday -- is set to open sunday at 4:00 a.m. 4:00 a.m. no fanfare, no celebrations. it's just simply going to open. chain link fence coming down. metro says they've been a little embarrassed by this but they finally say we're good to go it's safe. sunday morning, 4:00 a.m. get on board. back to you. a home daycare operator accused of injuring an infant in her care goes on trial today in rockville. anna valentine faces second degree child abuse charges, the baby who was hurt is still in the hospital. the six month exhibit on the civil war opens today at the national portrait gallery. dark fields of the republic features photographs by alexander gardener. the most famous is cracked plate a picture of lincoln taken two months before he was killed. and with all the home football games i did forget to mention d.c. united home tomorrow as well. i mean no matter what your sport, baseball, football, soccer, it's all there for you. and great weather too. 86 today 8:00 7 tomorrow and a big cooldown but a pleasant one on sunday. highs in the 70s. larry? yeah looks like an accident on the southbound side of new hampshire avenue. close to adelphi road. just use some caution not here in much of terms of lane closures this morning. around the bellway, river road, traffic flowing. we like it. drive safely. 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