action. metro leaders are releasing their budget plan. what could in a could mean for your pocketbook and services in your area. it is 5:00 a.m. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang on this monday, december 1st, 2014. we take a live look outside. 55 degrees outside our studios. pretty warm start to our december. >> good morning. starting off your monday rather mild. a mild afternoon. turning much colder. cold front comes through. behind that cold front, rain, wet snow, icing by dawn on tuesday. a huge change affecting our weather tomorrow. temperatures in the low 50s in montgomery, prince george's and fairfax and in the district. near the bay, mid and upper 50s. farther west, shenandoah, into the mountains. a bit milder in the 50s to 60s out in far west virginia.

ahead of that cold front, we have rain falling. very light rain out in pennsylvania. that's into western west virginia. that's going to eventually sweep east and move into the metro area. that's not until after sunset today. then the changes move in. a look at that in your hour-by-hour forecast at 5:11. how is the morning commute? . two thumbs up on this monday morning. a lot of construction out of the way that we normally see on a typical monday because of folks perhaps coming back into town or leaving. starting with the beltway, overall looking quite good. montgomery village, no problems. 66 at 29 in gainesville, also rolling along quite nicely. a little bit more value on the beltway at kennel worth. into and out of town, looking quite good. we normally see a slowdown through dale city as the day progresses. not as much volume as we always

see on a normal monday morning. i'm back in 10 minutes. see you at 5:11 with a live look at 95 in maryland. 5:02. st. louis police officers association is demanding an apology from the st. louis rams. at the edward jones dome, five rams players walked out and stood in the hands up don't shoot pose. a team spokesman said they're not sure whether that demonstration was . they are demanding a very public here in d.c., demonstrators say shutting down i-395 is just one of self protests we will be seeing. this caused major delays. police arrested eight people who would not move after officers showed up. they told derrick ward they stand behind their action.

>> if people have a problem with us shutting down the problem, i have a problem with not being able to walk to the store to get a bag of skittles and my life not being in jeopardy. >> officer wilson's next paycheck will be his last. he will not receive any kind of severance pay following his resignation over the weekend. president obama will meet with several different groups to talk about ferguson and community partnerships with police. nbc's tracie potts will tell us more about his plans at 5:33. 5:03 is your time right now. d.c. council will begin the process to fill the position previously held by mayor whereon barry. molette green is live from the board of elections with more on the process to replace barry. molette, good morning >> reporter: eun, good morning. yes, here at 1 judiciary square,

this is the next process after city council does its work. they have called a special board of elections meeting for later today to actually certify the vacancy of the ward 8 seat. we will see a timeline to hold that special election that will between 70 and 174 days. so we're looking somewhere between early february and mid-may to replace the see vacated by the late marion barr his death is the first to prompt a special election due to a deceased city council member in 17 years. and it won't be the only special election for the city of course. ward 4 seat is open now that muriel bowser will become mayor. they will push to have both of those special elections held o. we are live here at 1 judiciary

square. i'm molette green. back to you. molette,. they will lay their mayor for life on thursday. barry's body will lie in repose at the wilson building for 24 hours. friday, a memorial service at the temple of praise church in southeast. the funeral will be saturday, december 6th, at the conviction center, followed by a private burial. today the man charged with killing a high-ranking member of the d.c. government northbound. he killed cross. judge granted a delay until today because his lawyer obtained a new autopsy which she says could change the case. for the first time expects fair revenues to stay flat. a fare hike is out of the

question. they raised fares this year. d.c., virginia and maryland could be on the hook for rising costs. richard jordan will have more on how this could impact your commute >> clashes in hong kong. why hundreds of people are protesting there. plus, how you can help d.c. firefighters hurt on the job and get into the christmas season at the same time. >> we're off to a plenty start. feels like spring outside. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will let you know whether the warm temperatures will

welcome back. the next big step in taking humans into deep space is just days away. nasa preparing for an unmanned test flight of its orion spacecraft on thursday. it will draft 3,# 00 miles into space, orbit the earth twice, and then drop back into the pacific ocean near mexico. it will eventually carry astronauts to the moon and could be used for the first manned mission to mars. >> very cool. in d.c. you can buy a christmas tree and then give back to local firefighters at 6 engine restaurant has converted its entire patio into a christmas tree lot.

friday lieu sunday it will sell douglas firs and 100% of the sales will go to the firefighters burn foundation. great cause. i think it's an old fire engine converted into a restaurant. >> i just tweeted out their handle. 20 bucks to 200 bucks. all to help firefighters. >> i'm excited about the season. it doesn't really feel like the season. it is almost 60 degrees. >> we'll take christmas in april. >> it is a touch of april. mild temperatures. big changes coming with the storm team 4 weather app. get it on google play and the itunes store. keep up with the radar. a wintry mix by this time tomorrow. temperatures are generally in the low 50s in prince george's, fairfax, montgomery counties. mid to upper 50s around the bay.

elsewhere, it is right around 50 degrees. there's the capitol under a mostly clear sky. lots of sunshine. temperatures by 8:00 will be hovering around around 50 degrees. by noon, 60 degrees. then hitting the mid-60s by 3:00 this afternoon. back the low 60s by 5:00. by then, a lot of clouds around. and likely some rain moves in after sunset, into the evening hours. by this time tomorrow morning, that wintry mix around. a look at the timing and all that next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:21. now melissa is checking in on the monday morning commute. what's going on? >> not much right now. beltway at colesville road looking quite good. a little bit of volume building here at 95 and 198, folks going into and out of laurel. beltway at branch avenue is a wider look at the beltway, you can see overall we're looking really good. lots of green. lots of movement.

not seeing any yellow or red at this point. which we typically would because of construction. perhaps an accident or two. we will keep our fingers crossed. 66 here and 95 in virginia looking good. headed into maryland, 270, headed south, all the way good down to the spur. i am back at 5:21 with a live look in prince george's county. what you need to know before you go shopping online. plus, we have a consumer alert. what you need to know about

a police officer is off the job and in trouble with the law this morning in prince george's county. mark samuels-thompson is accused of leaving a crash scene. he was off duty and not driving a police cruiser at the time. his police powers were already suspended for unrelated charges. >> clashes in hong kong. why hundreds of people are protesting there. they are trying to clear out the protesters and pushed them back to a tent city they created. protests two months after they decided to choose candidates in 2017. the president of uva is speaking at the national press club and could face questions on sexual assault on the campus.

fraternities after "rolling stone" described a rape at one of them. she is to speak about trends in higher education. >> in this case, a man allegedly made threats against a woman on facebook but his attorney said he never intended the messages to be real threats. today is also ruth bader ginsburg's first day back. a new four-year term for prince george's county leaders. baker and all nine members of county council will be sworn in at an inaugural ceremony in upper marlboro.

baker won his second term in office in november running unopposed >> montgomery county inaugurating leaders this morning. the county executive ike legget will take the oath for his fourth term. ceremony 11:15 at richard montgomery in rockville. tracking the hottest cyber monday deals the. photos, canvas prints, things that are huge. snap fish 55% to 65% off on the site. 70% off all canvas prints. walmart, ipad minis. 40 inch l.e.d. tvs. as for top toys, everything frozen is on sale at kohl's. you can get an extra 20% off. also free shipping you can get them now. industry insiders telling us that the sale prices are going to spike tomorrow. aaron? >> all right. angie, thank you. as angie mentioned, it is cyber monday.

you will see a lot of online only deals for things that may not have been on sale on friday. cyber monday sales rose 16%. use fatwallet.com to boost your cyber monday savings. you can find a lot of good deals and sales. you can link through a site like that to get extra cash back or reward points. websites that compile coupon codes like retail me not.com. here are tips you should know while trying to protect yourself on line. use a separate credit card for all of your online purchases. hackers hopes you won't notice one or two dollars missing from your account. it looks like black friday is losing a bit of its shine. the national retail federation

says over the last three days, 133 million people shopped online. that is 5% fewer than last year. on average, shoppers spend about $380, which is about 30 bucks less than last season. and the season isn't over, so i think retailers will especially up being happy. a live look, 55 degrees outside our studios on the 1st of december. >> not too shabby. tom kierein is here with our forecast. >> i was out shopping one of the big box stores at 4:00 a.m. and i was about the only one in the store. it was a great time to get out and enjoy the wonderful weather we have had over the last couple of days after that snow we had last wednesday. it got into the 60s on sunday. and we're going to do that again today. a big change tonight. all those changes on the way.

dress accordingly. what to wear on this monday, long sleeves. you'll be comfortable. a light denim jacket like this young lady for the morning hours. we warm ahead of a cold front. light rain in southwest pennsylvania moving into northern and central west virginia. much of this passing well west of washington for the morning and much of the afternoon. here's the timing. rain does continue through the morning hours into the mountains. it will eventually get farther south and east. a few scattered showers showing up 6:00 p.m. after that, mainly south of the metro by mid evening. this evening, light rain in the green area. much colder air moving in. some snow and sleet. this area in pink. this is also maybe an area of icing in winchester, frederick, around 1:00 in the morning on tuesday. and then the rest of tuesday, all this area of lavender and pink will be a wintry mix of

icing and some sleet and wet snow. most of it melting on roads. elevated surfaces. may have light icing north and west of the i-95 corridor through the morning hours on tuesday. the rest of the area rain. changing over to chilly rain the rest of the day tomorrow. what a change. arch highs reaching the mid-60s. going cloud where tonight with a wintry mix. a cold rain in the afternoon. holding steady in the 30s through the day on tuesday. then bouncing back to near 60 on wednesday. thursday, a little chillier with with sunshine, near 50 degrees. then cold rain on friday, saturday, sunday. not like any wintry mix or anything like that. morning lows, 30s to 40s. friday, saturday, sunday, a chance of rain. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:31. a look at the hour by hour changes the next 24 hours. melissa is looking at the morning commute.

>> and it is looking quite good. construction is not happening this morning because of the holiday weekend. beltway at connecticut avenue, that's looking quite good. st. barnabas also moving along. and the woodrow wilson bridge. no matter which way you are heading you are in the clear. taking a look in virginia, 95, we are seeing a little bit of a slowdown. this is just a volume situation. perhaps people coming from the south back into town. right now through stafford you can see a little bit of volume there. 45 miles per hour. it completely opens back up through dale city. no problems after that. in virginia, again, heading west just a little bit. and the north. 66 into and out of town, east and west, fine at 55 miles per hour. i can back in 10 minutes. a live look at prince george's county. 5:24. in news for your health this morning, new evidence that football players could be suffering from brain damage without experiencing a

concussion. researchers measured the frequency and severity of head impact using a helmet mounted device similar to this one here. after just one season, some players changed in the white matter of the brain. that is consistent with a mild brain injury. but none actually suffered a concussion. it's not clear if this hosni long-term consequences. more than half of parents say their babies sleep with pillows, blankets and other loose bedding despite recommendations not to use them. that's according to the cdc. removing loose bedding is one way to reduce their risk of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome. it is recommended they be put on their backs on a firm sleep surface. a study out of london said

infants with eczema are at higher risk for allergies. the study did not say how those particles get into the air. >> we know a lot of you will be helping others this holiday season through charitable donations. the irs wants to make sure you donate the right way to claim it on your taxes. be sure to give money to a charity for tax gifts. it would be 5013 c. if you're donating, make sure you also get a receipt to claim a gift deduction on your taxes. you just reminded me we have to get our stuff together for tax time. >> just wait until the first of the year. wait until after christmas. >> all right. >> if you're a fan of the voice you better listen up. >> you can vote for sterling, virginia native ryan sill. ♪

still has been in the bottom three for two weeks. with your vote, sill was the instant save last week. you can watch ryan compete at 8:00 right here on nbc 4. >> good luck to him. in the day ahead, president obama takes action following the fallout in ferguson. we have a live report capitol hill. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will let us know how long it will go in the next 24 hours. >> plus, what prince harry is doing to fight the stigma for people living with hiv and aids. people living with hiv and aids.

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president obama and his administration will have several meetings today about the fallout in ferguson. and filling the seat left vacant by former marijuana yon barry. if it doesn't get more funding, your metro ride could change. much more on the stories. first, good morning. i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. welcome back on this monday, december 1st. we want to get you caught up immediately on the forecast. >> storm team 4 meteorologist

talking about these nice, mild temperatures. >> good morning. are you ready for a roller coaster ride? it is off to a mild start december 1st. it is hovering near the average highs this time of year. it's in the mid to upper 50s around the bay and around the metro area. generally in the low 50s. some of the suburbs into the 40s. bowie, 48. farther to our west, down to 48 in manassas, prince william, leesburg and loudoun near 50. much of fairfax county from mclane and great falls down to burk, hovering in the low 50s. warren ton and fauquier is 53 degrees. there is the capitol under a mostly clear sky. we have high clouds drifting in from the west with us through 8:00 a.m. upper 40s to near 50 by then. by noon time, it will be around 60 degrees and partly sunny. by 5:00 p.m., back to the low 6

0s as you head back home from work and school. after that is when we will likely see rain. light showers through the evening. steadier rain by 11:00. this time tomorrow, a bit of ape wintry mix. a little bit of light icing, wet snow. a little bit of sleet and rain tuesday morning. today it is looking good, right, melissa? >> we got a report of a new accident. it seems like a small thing. it's just off to the shoulder. you might see the crash before you head out. it's on the shoulder. it shouldn't cause too many problems at this point this morning. taking a look a lot 270, finally seeing a little bit of volume headed southbound. a little bit of volume through urbana. it opens up after you get through clarksburg. as you head north, no problems at all on 270. 95 in maryland, bw parkway, that

is looking good as well. prince george's county, everything flowing along just fine. dale city looking good too. travel times coming knupp 10 minutes. >> melissa, thank you. today president obama is responding to the fallout from the decision in ferguson not to officer wilson for michael brown's desk. the president has three meetings scheduled. the white house says after the legal process has taken its course. first of all, he's sitting down with his cabinet to talk about the federal programs that provide money and equipment, sometimes military equipment to local police. this afternoon he is sitting down with young civil rights leaders to talk about mistrust

between communities of color and law enforcement. that is expected to last an hour. then politicians, community leaders and faith leaders, again, talking about how to strengthen those communities. new this morning, reaction from the st. louis police department about the rams hands up, don't shoot. they called it tasteless, offensive, inflammatory. and they want those players disciplined. eun? >> tracie potts live on capitol hill. thank you attorney eric holder is pushing for trust between civilians and police today. he will be speaking at the church where dr. martin luther king jr. used to preach. a fire destroys a prince george's county home. you can see the house on glacier avenue. the family, including four children, made it out safely.

it was a busy holiday weekend for firefighters in prince george keeps at. a local mother is asking her son's murderer to turn himself in to police. it's been a month since someone shot johnson outside his apartment. investigators say surveillance video shows the suspect walking into johnson's building. seconds later he ran out and drove away in a car. >> i know you've got a mother. i know you've got family. and i'm pleading with you now to come forward. >> prince george's county memorial attended a memorial. they don't believe johnson's killer knew him. police arrested a couple and three others in atlanta. they found a 13-year-old boy hidden behind a fake wall

camouflaged with towels. somehow he got a hold of a phone. neighbors say they saw the boy doing yard work. they were shocked to hear he was being held against his will. now you can get into the holiday spirit from 6:00 to 9:00 tonight. church street will close for live entertainment, petting zoo, free hot chocolate and more. organizers are encouraging everyone to bring canned good to those in need. take your children to a carnival at 4:00 at oyster on calvert northwest. the carnival is kicking off inclusive schools week. new this morning, we are going tore metro's budget plan. we're live with what that means for your commute. packed. sony says a half dozen movies

have been leaked online. and wait until you hear who some say may be behind it all. >> tom kierein will have your neighborhood forecast. your weather and traffic on the 1s at 5:41.

welcome back at 5:38. 26% of hispanic students will be getting representation.

they will swear in its first ever latino board members. delays are finally easing after a local weekend of travel for millions. thick fog, high winds in denver caused delays nationwide as people tried to get home yesterday. it appears those issues have cleared up. we checked flight aware. there are only a handful across the country. the sunday after thanksgiving one of the busiest travel days of the year. so today should be a good day to head home. >> apparently it was really busy on the roads. people stuck in traffic, especially armed the richmond area. >> 95 just north of richmond all the way to lorton it was just a nightmare on 95. >> it is sunday. everyone comes back on sunday. got to get back to work. >> we want to get the forecast if you're heading pack to work. that might provide relief, at

least today. >> tom kierein with big changes. >> good travel weather for those who are returning today from the thanksgiving holiday. a dry morning. mostly clear skies. later today the, increasing clouds and increasing temperatures. we're in the 40s to near 50. by noon, 60 degrees. mid-60s by 3:00. by 5:00 p.m., all cloudy. dropping back into the low 60s. then the temperature really takes a nose dive overnight don't into tomorrow morning. for the afternoon, neighborhood highs. should be in the mid-60s. most of the neighborhoods near 60. southern and central fauquier to

culpepper, 6 0s. neighborhoods out in west virginia with increasing clouds. it will be cooling to the 50s through the afternoon with light rain beginning to the arrive there. a look at the wintry mix arriving here tomorrow morning. melissa, everything going well? >> going well. prince william parkway, noing to worry about. wider look at things overall, looking quite good. we are not seeing any problems into or out of town. 270 southbound from jermantown to the beltway, 16 minutes. skaggsville, 8 minutes. quantico to the beltway, 28 minutes. everything on time. 66 east from fairfax to the beltway, 11 minutes. i am back in 10 minutes. see you at 5:51 >> thank you, melissa.

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lawmakers return to the hilly a lame duck session. they will fight the crisis on isis and ebola. . 15 before the hour. you won't be paying more to ride metro but it could get you cramped and cost you time.

more on potential service cuts. richard? >> the bottom line is that metro says people could be waiting longer for the traeubs trains to come. they are asking the counties to payan extra 10% in subsidies. they don't want to do that. they might have to make changes riders don't want to see because they will page up $10 million to $15 million they would be getting if the jurisdictions agree. longer wait times on the platforms. on weekends, trains would come every 15 to 20 minutes. right now it's 12 to 15 minutes. weekdays a at peak times it could go from six minutes up to

eight minutes. there's already a longer wait on the blue line as it is. two stations that could see overcrowding is rosslyn and metro center. still some debate to go on. this is far from a done deal. they do not want to pass on any fare hikes to the riders because they already increased fares last year. richard jordan. >> richard, thank you. >> a podcast produced by the same people as this american life is bringing attention to a murder case. "serial" explores the sayed murder case. there were no witnesses.

syed claims he didn't do it. his case is up for appeals in january. sony pictures are being tkwo devoured online. "annie" was stolen. sony says it is exploring a north korean link. a new report is coming out today about dangerous toys on store shelves. we will know more about what it says at 10:00 a.m. >> as you're shopping for your children, a new study says many toys can put their safety at risk. nationwide children's hospital in ohio say a child is treated every three minutes for a toy-related injuries.

. in 2000 there was a rapid increase in injuries. i have never seen anything like it in my career. >> researchers say the number of kids hurt playing with toys has risen 40% since 1990. toy-related injuries are those associated with but not necessarily caused by a toy. angie goff at the live desk with breaking news. a daring rescue is under way in the bering sea. crews are searching for 52 more people. seven people so far have been rescued. as i mentioned, a dozen others still missing. we are hearing weather is making the search complicated. still no word why the ship went down. we know water conditions were pretty bad. over to you, eun. >> thank you, an y. in just a little over an hour, janay rice will tell her story.

she talked to matt lauer and talked about how they are getting around the case of domestic violence. >> people say i just want to hug you. those things helped ray the most. he was terrified to leave the house. i just know staying positive and hearing supportive things, that definitely helped us get through. >> you can see more of the conversation coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show right after news 4 today. >> so the question a lot of people are asking, where do they go from here? a new quarterback did not bring the redskins a win. diana rosini talks about what went wrong. >> with colt mccoy under center, despite having a career day, the offense could not capitalize on any of the turnovers. >> we get turnovers early in the game. we have to get more than a

couple field goals. unfortunately we weren't able to do that. their defense made nice stops on us. >> we just kind of got going a little bit. a little bit too late. >> i think it's an opportunity in the first half. turning the ball over. defense did a great job. we just didn't capitalize. we just have to be better. >> offense did all they were supposed to do. colt played well. shawn made plays. they put up 27 points. when you put up 27 points, you're not only supposed to win, but you're definitely not supposed to get beat by as many as you score. >> it is about continue to go compete and playing 16 games. we only get 16. we lost nine of them. we have to finish on a high note. we're going to play this game hard. >> after who will get the start next week at fedex field, head coach jay gruden says he is sticking with colt mccoy.

>>. >> watch every game. keep cheering them on. i can't help myself. it's okay. put me out of my misery. >> we can't get it settled in. >> yeah. >> you know, this is the transition time of year. sometimes summer winds. summers winter winds. >> it is crazy. >> today will get into the 60s. dress like this young lady. maybe a light denim jacket, long sleeves. monday it will be mild again. our temperatures here in northwest, 55 here at nbc 4. at reagan national, 52. montgomery county, low 50s. prince george's county. fairfax in the 40s to near 50 degrees. as is the rest of the county.

low 60s now. a mild afternoon. we'll be making it into the mid-six throughout the metro area. upper 60s by later this afternoon. storm team 4 not showing any rain. light rain in west virginia, western pennsylvania. here's the timing on that. the area in green. a little bit of rain moving into the the shenandoah, south of the metro area. that will be late afternoon. this is around 9:00 this evening. light rain across the region, south of the metro area. then some of the colder air minutes to move in. potential icing. it may mix with snow and sleet after that by dawn on tuesday. he a little bit of light icing mainly elevated surfaces.

road temperatures should stay above freezing. we might get hraoeupt light ici. i took this picture of contrails criss-crossing the sky as many were heading home. you can post on instagram, twitr and facebook. highs, 40 thursday and sunny. chilly rain. melissa, here now looking at the commute. what's going on? >> chopper 4 over maryland. 95 at the beltway. folks headed on to the outer loop. a wider look at things, overall looking quite good. d.c., 295 just after 50. 270 at shady grove, that is slowing. prince william parkway, crash on

the shoulder. dale city, one lane closed from 8:00 to 2:00. right now southbound looking completely fine. >> thank you, melissa. on this cyber monday, how many of you have already taken advantage of holiday deals. good morning to you. >> landon. >> good morning, eun. many are going to shop from home and not fight the crowds at the mall. 26% on black friday. the national retail federation says 40% of consumers shop or plan to shop online this weekend. and the shopping conditions at cyber monday. traditionally the biggest online shopping day of the year. retailers have been pushing deals all month. especially this past week hoping consumers spend today.

guys, start clicking. eun, back to you. >> thanks, landon. today the white house is honoring those who lost their fight with hiv/aids. you can see the red ribbon around the portico of the white house. this marks the 26th annual world aids day. you can open the day by getting tested. a number of clinics will be offering free hiv testing today. if you would like to take part in world aids day, a candlelight vigil at the elizabeth taylor medical center parking lot at 14th and r streets in northwest d.c. that starts at 6:00 p.m. prince harry will reveal one of his secrets as part of a campaign to help reduce the stigma associated with hiv. it's part of the feel no shame campaign. the idea is to keep the virus from spreading by encouraging sufferers to speak up and seek

help. you can take part by sharing a secret using the hashtag feel no shame. should be interesting essay on how that works on social immediate kwa. >> people posting information. places where folks can go to get tested. the whole idea of knowing your status is critical in the fall. st. louis rams player join the protest. why police want the team to be disciplined for doing this. and we're talking about some wild weather as we start our december. we are in for some big changes coming. we'll have your weather and traffic on the 1s as news 4 continues. stay with us. we'll be right back.

you could see more disruptions due to the ferguson fallout. the one combined action protesters are taking across the country >> december is off to a warm

start. the big change you will need to prepare for in less than 24 hours. storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. . look at that temperature under the 4 on the lower right of your screen. 55 degrees in northwest washington. right above us here, we have our tower camera overlooking washington off to the east. we're still over an hour from sunrise. your headline this monday, going to be a mild day. then turning the much colder tonight as the cold front sweeps in. we'll get chilly rain. maybe a little bit of wet snow and some icing by this time tomorrow morning. so a big change on the way for tuesday. right now we are starting off fairly mild. we're in the mid-50s to low 50s around the metro and the beltway. inside the beltway near the bay. mid-50s. upper 40s loudoun down to prince william. storm team 4 showing a little bit of light