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 rain in west

virginia, southwestern pennsylvania. it will take a while before it gets to the metro area. a look at the hour by hour next weather and traffic on the 1s. a smooth commute so far. >> perhaps headed back home. this is the outer loop. the taillights are. a little bit of volume but nothing abnormal. 66 inbound, a little bit slow. we zoom over here to prince william parkway. slow as you approach the parkway. again, going 40 miles per hour. that's from an earlier crash there. a look at 95 in virginia, as you head northbound through stafford county, you can see we're a bit slow. 40 miles per hour here. this is just really starting to build quite a bit. slow again through dale city. we were completely clear. 95 in virginia.

kenilworth is moving quite nicely. branch avenue looking good as well. going to look at 95 in virginia in 10 minutes. >> melissa, thank you. 6:02. the fallout in ferguson, missouri could reach your job and your children's schools. ferguson action is urging everyone to walk out of work or school at 1:00 this afternoon to show solidarity against police violence and the decision not to indict ferguson -- former ferguson police officer darren wilson. >> in the district, protesters say something like this could happen again slowing down hundreds of you on the highway. they shot down 395 in southwest d.c. until police moved all but eight of them, who they then arrested >> in ferguson, studying social conditions there is meeting. governor nixon established that in response to the first protests against michael brown's death.

this is the first time that commission is meeting since the grand decision last week. >> eric holder will push for trust between civilians and police today. holder will be at an interfaith service tonight at the church where dr. martin luther king jr. used to be. nbc's tracie potts will join us live to tell more about his plans at 6:30. d.c. council will officially declare the seat vacant for marion barry. >> reporter: aaron, good morning. while the city is focused on preparing for a proper farewell for marion barry, there is still the business of a special election to fill his seat. the board of election will

certify the victacancy of the s. somewhere between 74 and 174 days. that could put us early february and mid-may. this will be the first special election in 17 years to happen because a city member has passed away. barry died more than a week ago with two years left in his term. the board of elections is dealing with the vacated seat from ward 4. what could happen is we could see a push to hold both of those special elections on the same day. live this morning outside 1 judiciary square. i'm molette green. back to you. and barry will have a true farewell. he will lie in repose for 24 hours. friday, a community memorial service will be held in his

honor at the temple of praise church in southeast d.c. his funeral will be friday, december 6th, at the convention center, followed by a private burial. looking to find the name of a woman who died in a fire on edson place northeast. we broke the news yesterday. since then we learned a woman died but not who she is or how the fire began. >> 6:05 now. prince george's county police officer is in trouble with the law this morning. mark samuels-thompson is accused of leaving the scene of a crash. he was off duty at the time and was not driving a police cruiser. samuels-thompson already had his police power suspended for previously unrelated charges. the man charged with killing a high ranking member of the d.c. government will be in court. seone killed carolyn cross in september. cross was the deputy director of the department of corrections. the trial started last month.

the judge granted a delay until today because his lawyer obtained a new autopsy that could change the case. moat troe is expecting revenues to stay flat. a fare hike is off the table. so d.c., maryland and virginia are expected to pay more. . richard jordan breaks down how the changes could impact your commute. a new warning for parents of student athletes. a new study suggests you should be be concerned even if your child never suffers from a concussion.

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new evidence that it doesn't take a concussion to cause problems in football players. they found after just one season, some players had changes in the white matter of their brain. that is consistent with a mild brain injury but none suffered a concussion. it's not clear what the long-term the ex of this type of damage might be. . half of u.s. parents say their babies sleep with pillows, blankets and other loose bedding despite recommendations not to use them according to a new survey from the cdc. removing loose bedding is one easy way to reduce their risk of suffocation and sudden infant death syndrome or sids.

a nice comfortable warm start for a lot of folks this morning. >> we will check in with tom kierein to get more on the forecast and the big changes heading our way. good morning, tom. >> enjoy this while you can. keep up with it on the storm team 4 weather app. we will likely have a wintery mix move in. a wintry mix coming in later today. by noon time, around 60 degrees. increasing clouds during the afternoon. much of the region in the mid to upper 60s by 2:00, 3:00. all cloudy after that. likely rain moves in this evening. after sunset, temperatures plummet into the 50s and 40s. the the wintry mix arrives. next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6:21.

melissa, is the compute still looking good. >> taking a look at 66, tom. hopping on prince william parkway, an earlier crash blocking the right shoulder. it opens back up after centreville and you are looking fine. branch inbound 32 miles per hour as you get closer to the beltway. it opens up a bit. whier look at things. 295 past 50, a little bit slow. just tweeted about it from our account at first 4 traffic. more on that in 10 minutes. >> thank you, melissa. we are working for you to stay safe and secure. the first thing you should do with your credit card to protect yourself from hackers before even logging on your computer. california highway shut down for days. and a college football

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welcome back at 6:15. we want to help you stay safe on cyber monday. use a separate credit card for online shoppers. that way if they do get to your numbers, your credit will stay safe. look for micro changes.

hackers hope you don't notice one or two dollars from your account. >> here are some of the best buys we have. a nikon camera, $799.99. was $1500. overstock.com, we're looking at saving 70% from the home and kitchen. the kitchen aid mitchers, this $170 off. over at target, $70 off an xbox bundle, two games. clothes buy one, get one 60% off. free shipping site wide. cyber sales will rise 15%. people will pay $2.6 billion. happy shopping. >> all right. angie goff from the live desk. thank you, angie. national retail federation says the last four days, 133 million people shopped online or in

stores. that's 5% fewer shoppers than last year. on average, shoppers spend $380, $30 less than they spent last year. costa karageorge has been found dead. police say he shot himself near his house in columbus, ohio, not far from the osu campus. karageorge had been missing since wednesday. his mother says he had a history of concussions from playing sports. the last thing he texted his mother said, "i am sorry i am an embarrassment, but these concussions have my head all messed up. his teammates say they wished kosta would have asked for help from them. karageorge was a walk-on this season. he had multiple concussions. his mother told police he had several episodes where he was extremely confused and possibly

depressed. here at news 4, we are work to go change minds. we provided a list of resources on our special changing minds page on nbcwashington.com. a 12-year-old shot and killed by police in cleveland will be laid to rest this week. a public viewing was held yesterday for tamir rice. video shows rice raised a pellet gun before he was shot and killed outside a recreation center last week. a rookie officer was less than 10 feet from rice when he pulled the trigger. more unease in st. louis. zamir beg et died after two teens beat him with hammers. his wife says she saw the entire thing. >> pulled me out of the way and put himself in front of me, basically giving his life up for me. >> the bosnian community where this family lived flooded the streets where the murder happened to draw attention of police. officers say they have already made two arrests and more are

coming. thousands of people in turkey say the country is working with isis to attack syria. they staged a protest saying isis fighters used turkish land to the attack a strategic town on the border of turkey and syria. 12 thoeu american troops will stay in afghanistan well into next year. that is part of a new security deal between the u.s. and afghanistan. it will go into effect january 1st. the u.s. and nato will help afghan with training, equipment and funding. . militant organizations with ties to isis claiming responsibility for the killing of an american oil worker in egypt. we're just getting this information in. photos of william henderson's

work badges were posted on their website. for 28 years he worked for houston-based apache corporation. he was the victim of a tragic car jacking. so far no statement from the state department >> thank you, angie. >> pacific coast highway is closed. it runs between san francisco and l.a. and you can see the big piles of rocks and debris on the road. it was caused by heavy rain. but that area will not see any more of it today. cyber threats will be on the docket when the supreme court comes back in session. they will decide whether a pepper's threats online should be considered when filing charges against them. in this case a man allegedly made threats against a woman on facebook but his attorney says he never intended those as real

threats. ruth bader ginsburg's first day back is today after emergency surgery last week. it is your chance to vote for sterling, virginia native ryan sill. sill has been in the bottom three for two weeks now -- three weeks, rather. he was the instant save. you can watch the voice tonight on nbc 4. good luck to ryan. >> we want to get you caught up on the forecast that is ever changing around here. >> today we will start with warm weather. storm team 4 meteorologist with weather and traffic on the 1s. good morning, tom. >> you'll be crooning like ryan. right around 50 degrees. another day like yesterday. a big change comes in tonight. we have the first light of day

showing up on the eastern horizon. i would go with long sleeves. 50s in montgomery, fairfax, prince george's and the district of columbia. later this afternoon, clouds on the increase. very mild. up into the mid 50s. may hit upper 60s in parts of northern virginia. rain shows up out of the mountains after sunset today closer to the metro area. areas in green, scattered light showers by 6:00 p.m. rain, steady rain may move in after that around midnight or so. hroudz. snow and sleet in the pink and lavender zone. that will be in the mountains by 7:00 tomorrow morning. between 7:00 and 11:00, that's when all that slides east. we will get to the wintry mix in

the metro area. any wet snow just melting on roads. only maybe a light accumulation on grassy areas north and west of the metro by mid morning tomorrow. after that, we will warm into the 30s by tuesday to near 60 on wednesday. thursday, friday, into the weekend, highs 40s. a chance of rain through parts of those days. weather and traffic on the 6:31. hour by hour changes the next 24 hours. melissa is looking at breaking news. this is georgetown pike. completely shut down in both directions. we just got off the phone with police. it could be a little while before this reopens. your alternate inbound or outbound. old dominion drive, bypassing this. tail lights headed southbound into town. montgomery county getting that ready for all those kids to go back to school this morning. wide look at things.

overall, looking pretty good here. slow top of the beltway. d.c., 295 past 50. 66 just inside the beltway. typical as well. just got off the phone with police. just had the left lane blocked. not impeding things too much there. taking a look at travel times. 270 southbound, 16 minutes. 95 southbound from skaggsville to the beltway, eight minutes. in virginia, slow on 95 north. 47 minutes from quantico to the beltway. 395 looking good. 66 east looking good. it is 6:24. a man is in jail after shooting at his neighbor while he was hanging his christmas lights. the 53-year-old gunman then engaged a s.w.a.t. team in a several hour standoff in pittsburgh yesterday. the man was arrested and charged with attempted mur. he has thousands of rounds of ammunition inside his home.

the neighbor was not seriously hurt. no word on why the neighbor began shooting. many of you will be helping others through charitable donations. the irs wants to make sure you donate the right way to claim it on your tags thes. first, make sure you are giving money for a tax break. it might be a 5013c. you need bank records, written statement from the charity. if you're donating, make sure you get a receipt to claim a deduction on your taxes. >> all right. what would you do if you won $14 million? >> i don't even know. i would go through it pretty quickly. a lucky los angeles man plans to donate his slot winnings to charity. take a look at this tweet. he spent 20 bucks on a mega slots machine and won $14.3 million. he doesn't want to release his name. he told the qaa seep know he's

giving his money to his church to build a new house of worship. right now they are being held in a high school gymnasium. >> wonderful. d.c. public schools promoting diversity the. take your child to a diversity carnival at oyster on calvert street northwest. police are furious with rams players. what they are demanding an apology for. temperatures in the 50s. tom says we are in for a big plunge. why you are being asked to reveal a

metro will not raise rates but things could change. what you can't see is the big plunge in the forecast. storm team 4 tom kierein tracking this hour by hour in the weather center. tom? >> we'll be in for a roller coaster ride in the next 24 hours. at the bus stop, rather chilly between now and 10:00. upper 40s to near 50. sunrise, 7:07. between 8:00 and 9:00, warming into the mid-50s. still rather cool. but certainly above average for december this time of the morning. look at the pink glow over capitol hill. that is showing a mostly clear sky. temperatures near 60 degrees. by 3:00, mid-six. back down to the low 60s by 5:00 p.m.

by then, all cloudy. after that, probably a little bit of light rain between 8:00 and midnight. a wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain west of the i-95 corridor. next weather and traffic at 6:41. a look at high temperatures in your neighborhood. now breaking news on the roads, here's melissa. breaking news in mclane. we're talking about georgetown pike at teds lane. georgetown pike we understand completely shut down. chopper on the way to see if the road is indeed closed once they arrive. overall looking typical. slow top of the beltway. 395 headed into town as well is a little bit slow. as is 66 inside the beltway. in virginia, 95, all the way from stafford county. you are jammed. this just sort of happens here. slow through dale city as well.

prince george's county, inbound indian head just before the beltway, branch avenue also slow. beltway at colesville you can see the slowdowns. chopper shot coming up in 10 minutes. the president has planned to respond to the fallout in ferguson and begin changing community relationships between the public and police. nbc's tracie potts joins us from capitol hill. >> those relationships are a big concern with ferguson and other police departments around the country. two of the three meetings are about that today. the other one starting with his cabinet to talk about how the federal government is giving money to and arming police departments around the country. even in some cases with military equipment. the president will then sit down with young civil rights leaders to talk about the level of

mistrust between police officers and communities of color. and a larger group meeting including politician, community leaders and faith leaders to talk about how to strengthen those communities. eun? >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. meece in st. louis are demanding a very public apology from the st. louis rams. take a look here. if you didn't see it during this pregame introductions, five rams players walked out and stood in the hands up don't shoot pose referencing the protest in ferguson. police officers association call it tasteless, offensive and inflammatory. they say the the players should be disciplined. a spokesman for the rams said they're not sure if the demonstration was replanned >> lawmakers return after a lame duck session. lawmakers will debate the president's request to fight isis and ebola.

the the new republican lead in congress takes control in january. a fire leaving eight people of a new home. you can see the house on glacier avenue in capitol heights gutted by flames yesterday. the family, including four children, did make it out safely. >> this just in. uva president just canceled her appearance at today's national press club lunchon amid the controversy surrounding the university over those rape allegations at the school the the university just issuing the statement saying uva president regrets the in convenience caused by the short notice. so those of you who did buy tickets, you will be contacted by the national press club and you will get a refund. over to you. >> the white house is decorated

a little differently. you can observe the day by getting tested. a clinics in our area will offer free hiv testing today. prince harry will reveal one of his secrets as part of a campaign to reduce the stigma associated with hiv. >> it's part of the feel no shame campaign from one of his charities. he wants to keep the virus from spreading by encouraging people with hiv to speak up and seek help. you can share a secret on social media using the hashtag feel no shame. 6:35 is our time right now. so we're asking where do the red skins go from here. >> they have a new win november for the skins. colt mccoy started for the first time since robert griffin iii was benched. he had a career day for three touchdowns. but the man on the other side

did better. they have the defense looking at a lot of missed opportunities. >> they did all they were supposed to do. colt did well. they ran the ball. shawn made plays. they put up 27 points. when you put up 27 points in this league, you're not only supposed to win, but you're not supposed to get beat by almost as many points as you scored. >> exactly. he said it really well. as of now, jay gruden said colt mccoy will get the start again next week. animal discrimination. why an emotional support pig was not allowed to fly with her owner. the most likely to send your child to the e.r. tom kierein will have your naked forecast. weather and traffic on the 1s next at 6:41.

later this week nasa is testing a new spacecraft that could eventually take astronauts to mars. nasa will send it on a test launch on thursday. it will travel 3,600 miles into space, orbit earth twice and drop into the pacific ocean somewhere near mexico? this is a huge deal. they are getting the testing going. there will be watch parties all over the place at the national air and space museum. it's going to be fun. >> very cool. also fun is at least for me, i'm only going to speak for myself. i like the warmer temperatures. a beautiful look like outside. we know it is short-lived. >> your weather and traffic on

the ones. >> a plane arriving at national airport no doubt bringing holiday travelers back home. and travel wise, heading back home from the holiday thes, no problems. dry pavement. temperatures relatively mild for the first day of december. low to mid-50s around the metro area. if you live in prince george's, mid-60s. low 60s, mid-60s in fairfax. stafford, spotsylvania, southern fauquier. ought to make it into the 60s. highs right around 60 degrees with increasing clouds from the west. rain moves in later tonight. when a wintry mix arrives by tomorrow. that's in the next 10 minutes at 6:51. melissa, any problems? >> georgetown pike, just got chopper 4 over this. all traffic is using the

westbound lane. let the other side through. that is quite a mess. our alternate, old dominion. we want to give you a heads-up there. wider look at things overall, some volume building. top of the beltway is quite slow. inner loop slow as well. taking a look at some of the travel times. quantico to the beltway taking you twice as long as 52 points. in virginia, 395 north and 66 east generally looking pretty did. 270 southbound from jermantown to the beltway, 19 minutes. skaggs victim, nine minutes. i am back in 10 >> a new report takes a look at dangerous toys. plus, the changes metro may be forced to make that could

15 before the hour. longer waits and more crowded trains. metro says that's what could be in store for your commute if local governments don't pay up. richard jordan live at the rosslyn metro station with how a new budget proposal could impact your commute. richard? april, it's exactly the kind of thing that metro riders don't want to hear. having to wait longer on the platforms for the trains to come. once it does arrive, it is packed. it's a real possibility if they can't get subsidies from local deposits the eight cities and

counties that the traffic system here, it would be about 10 to $15 million that they would have to make up. they say the riders would eventually pay the price. because on weekend trains won't come for about 15 to 20 minutes. that's the amount of time in between trains. it about 12 to 15 minutes. it would go up to 15 to 20 minutes. during peak times, six minutes to eight minutes with the exception of the blue line because they already run slower with a little more time in between the trains. the more people that will be waiting on the platform. two stations could see overcrowding, rosslyn and then metro center. still a lot of debate, a lot of back and forth to go on. jurisdictions will be able to weigh in and see if they are willing to come in at a lower price. it is still a long way from a done deal. this would be for july that the fiscal year would start.

metro says they do not want to pass this on to the riders. they don't want a fare increase. they did that last year. they don't want to increase fares two years in a row >> 6:47. the ongoing protest fallout from the decision not to indict darren wilson in michael brown's death could all happen at once. ferguson action is trying to unite them urging anyone to walk out of their jobs and schools at 1:00 this afternoon. in d.c., organizers say they are planning more protests this week. they won't say when. you can hear the hopping and hear the shouting from when they closed down the highway this weekend. and studying the situation in ferguson will meet for the first time since the grand jury decision. governor nixon established the commission shortly after brown was killed to study the economic and social conditions in the

town. as for darren wilson, the mayor says his next paycheck from the police department will be his last. wilson will not receive any kind of severance pay following his resignation this weekend. . a prince george's county police officer off the job after leaving an accident scene. mark samuels-thompson is accused of leaving the crash scene in the district on sunday. the seven-year veteran was off duty at the time and was not driving a police cruiser. samuels-thompson had his police powers suspended already for unrelated charges. a high ranking member of the d.c. government will be in court. sayen called cross back in september. cross of the deputy director of the department of corrections. the trial started last month. the judge granted the delay until today because sayun's lawyer obtain theed a new autopsy she said could change the case. a boy's father and stepmother are in jail for holding him prisoner for four

years. they found the 13-year-old boy hidden behind a fake wall that had been camouflaged with towels. somehow the boy got a hold of a phone which helped police find him. he was reunited with his mother on saturday. the neighbors say they saw the boy doing yard work and were shocked to hear he was held against his will. brad pitt's "fury" has been downloaded 888,000 times. four other movies not released yesterday, including "annie" have also been released. sony is about to release the enter a comedy about an attempted assassination of kim jong-un. >> you can still get holiday deals on this cyber monday. how the holiday shopping season started. landon dowdy is live for your money with more.

landon? that's right. good morning, aaron. early promotions took a toll on brick and mortar sales. national retail federation said it fell 11%. shoppers spent on average about $381, down #% from last year. analysts say they may be feeling better about their situation so they don't feel the need to get as many deals or to fight the terrible crowds. and they didn't have to. online retailers fared a bit bitter. sill sales 32% on thanks giving. today is cyber monday. expect people to spend $2.5 billion today. back to you. >> never too early. landon dowdy live at cnbc. thanks. as you buy your childrens toys for the holiday, a new study shows you could be putting their safety at risk.

nationwide children's hospital in ohio say injuries are on the rise. younger children can choke on small toys. they are warning about children falling off rides like scooters. >> that usually results in the cuts to the face or head and sometimes fractures or broken bones. >> the child is treated every three minutes for a toy-related injury. the toy industry responded saying that "toy related injuries are those associated with but not necessarily caused by a toy." an unruly passenger delayed a plane in connecticut. this passenger apparently had four years. us airways say a woman had to be escorted off after her pig became disruptive last week. there's the pig. another passenger said the pig didn't smell so good, which you would expect for a pig. then it became incontinent.

as the owner tried to clean up the mess, the pig began running back and forth. the woman brought pig along as an emotional support animal, which i guess the airline allows up to a point. >> i'm sure the pig might have been in distress as well being on that plane with people that don't always smell so good either. >> that's what happens when pigs fly. 6:52 your time now. >> i can't recover. can you take over? >> go for it. >> this morning it's the first day of december, which also marks the first day of meteorological winter. woo-hoo! we have the party hats and noise makers in the weather center. we're all set. for your drive time, certainly not going to be feeling like winter when you step out the door. hovering in the low 50s. you'll need sunglasses. lots of sunshine through the morning.

dry roads for the afternoon commute. by late afternoon, back into the low six. after we hit mid-60s midafternoon. dress with long sleeves. a light denim jacket or light sweatshirt. the timing on that rain as it moves farther east is going to be very slowly by noon time still in the mountains. during the afternoon, by 5:00 p.m., this area in green. this is the zone where we could get few scattered light rain showers. after that, cloudy. a few sprinkles around through mid evening. a little snow develops in the mountains by 1:00 in the morning. after that, moving farther to the east. the area in lavender is a zone of snow. south of there, the pink zone, maybe sleet, a little bit of icing. we'll have that mix moving in between 7:00 tomorrow morning through 11:00 in the morning. just right around washington, north and western suburbs, west and north of the i-95 corridor.

there might be a very light accumulation of light icing on elevated surface or a little wet snow on grassy surfaces. we'll just be wet. eastern sky criss-crossed with trails yesterday. everyone was headed back home for the holiday. after we get through the storm tomorrow, we'll get it bouncing back to near 60 degrees on wednesday. just going to stay in the 30s through the day with a chilly rain in the afternoon. near 40, 50 degrees or so on thursday. chance of showers friday and again late saturday into sunday. now melissa looking at deteriorating conditions on the road. >> this problem still exists georgetown pike. all traffic right now is using the left bound lane. it is very, very slow. chopper 4 over the scene if you want to get around it avoid it altogether. take old dominion as your alternate. pretty slow from prince william parkway all the way into town

through oakton. opens up at vienna. virginia, 95 northbound, 642, only the left lane getting my because of a brand-new crash. as we zoom out on 95, pretty slow. 12 miles per hour through dale city. taking a look now, prince george's county, beltway at landover road, that is moving along quite nicely. no major problems there. a wider look, you can see we look pretty typical for a normal monday. melissa, thank you. 6:55. coming up in a few minutes on the "today" show, janay rice tells her story for the first time. they sat down with matt lauer. she had she was furious after he punched her in an atlantic city elevator but she never considered leaving him. >> we have had nothing but support. even when we go out in public. that's all we get. is people are like i just want to hug you.

and those things i know hemmed ray the most. because he was terrified to leave the house. you can see more of the conversation coming up at 7:00 on the "today" show. it is now 6:56. right now and here are the 4 things you need to know before you head out the door. uva president canceled her appearance today. >> later today, d.c.'s board of elections will certify the vacancy of marion barry's ward 8 seat and set the timeline for a special election to fill it. in the fallout from ferguson, the president is work to go bring police and communities together he is meeting with several groups today to find out how they can build trust. one of the busiest shopping days of the year. half of us expected to shop online on this cyber monday. one in five will do so using our smartphone or tablet >> a mild monday. afternoon highs mid-60s.

a cold plunge tonight. down into the 30s tomorrow morning and staying in the 30s through the day tomorrow. a wintry mix north and west of i-95. cold rain >> mcclain, this because of an earlier crash. 95 north at 642 have slow in virginia. thank you, melissa. appreciate you waking up with us. the "today" show is next. back with weather, traffic and any breaking news. until then, have a great day. see you tomorrow >> have a great day, everybody.

. good morning. out of bounds? a new controversy in the michael brown case. members of the st. louis rams give the hands-up gesture as they take the field. a police crew furious now, demanding those players be penalized. "today" exclusive. ray rice's wife janay opens up in her first television interview about her husband, that night in the elevator, and the scandal's impact on their family. >> i'm not going to let the public bring me back there. >> while speculation swirls over whether an nfl team will give ray rice another chance. hollywood under attack. new movies from brad pitt, cameron diaz and other big stars, stolen and posted online for the world to see. the fbi now on the case, and you won't believe who they think is behind it. and