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news4 today, begins with breaking news. breaking news in from montgomery county. police saying that they have found the philadelphia woman accused of abandoning her disabled son in the woods. her son is 21 quadriplegic and was left under a blanket in a pile of leaves for five days. police were searching for parlor in our area because her boyfriend lives here. she was charged with assault, neglect, kidnapping reckless endangerment. parlor is in the hospital now and could be transferred to philadelphia within a few days. story we ll stay on top of for you today on news4. a check of the weather. cold this morning but it s going to turn into a beautiful day. chuck has our forecast. what was a lot colder early this morning with many neighborhoods into the 30s this morning, frost advisory out until 9:00 that s long since expired. sun s back temperatures not down near freezing made it up 20 degrees in some neighborhood since early this morning. there s the view from the tower,
Anacostia-riverDistrict-of-columbiaUnited-statesArgentinaPhiladelphiaPennsylvaniaKentuckyMarshall-heightsTennesseeGaithersburgMarylandAnacostia thanks for a rain-free forecast. by planes, trains and highways, millions of americans are gearing up for what aaa has declared the busiest travel day of the year. a fierce weather system will make for tough travel in the northwest and northern california. but any flight delays aren t likely to ripple across the country. if there were to be a storm in chicago or in the northeast, you could count on mass chaos. but that does not look like it s going to be the case at all. reporter: in los angeles, not weather but a major airport worker protest will delay travelers there. passengers at l.a.x. are advised to give themselves a three-hour cushion at the airport. and an extra 90 minutes to get there. this is part of the fun of it all. to go fight the fight. fight the crowds. reporter: some important tricks for fliers this year. some airlines will allow you to avoid the baggage counter by tagging and checking your own bags, giving you a chance to, well, lose your own luggage
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