two hospital security officers on leave after patient died. this morning we may be able to tell you more about why. officials with med stastar, the going to address it. they say a patient and two security officers got into a fight last tuesday. the man died two days later. a statement from the hospital says in part, quote, we want to ensure our community we're taking this situation very seriously and we're working to help gather the information they need. in roseburg as they recover from last week's mass shooting, the college will reopen. christopher harper mercer killed nine. he made them identify themselves by their religion and then he

killed himself. >> we did not want to be part of the group. we did not want to be part of the sandy hook club. we're all new members and the senior members are taking care of us. >> classes will not resume until next monday. there will be counseling today. good mornin morning. angie goff here at the live desk. the presidential candidate says she will unveil her plan, which includes support for using executive authority to tighten the gun show loophole. and also the plan makes it harder for felons to get guns by expanding background checks. clinton reveals the plans just days after the deadly shooting at the community college in oregon. we're going to stay on top of

that. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." do you think we'll see the sun? >> not only the sun but warmer temperatures. what do you think, tom? >> finally today. yes, we'll see sunshine. there's the capitol under a mostly cloudy sky. there are a few breaks in the clouds. headlines for this morning, a chilly morning but then milder weather moves in this afternoon. then a warmer pattern will be in place for the week ahead. this photo i took just about an hour ago. yes, the moon is beginning to show through. there are some breaks in the clouds now over the region and temperatures are in quite chilly, just in the 40s. west and north, you have to have the furnace on2v? in many locations. shenandoah valley around the beltway and inside the beltway, mid and upper 50s. also in chesapeake bay. near 70 in washington, high 60s around the bay. lots of sun. 60s rest of virginia and into the mountains. a gorgeous autumn day coming up. now, let's check on road

construction coming up. what's up with that? >> tom and wir just talking about this. 371 as you're approach 2g 70, they do have that section closed because of the milling and paving work they tend to do whenever tom and i are on 370. for your some reason we run into this constantly. they still have some roadwork trying to clear up. up top at new hampshire avenue, an incident. it looks like it's probably emergency roadwork happening there. big look at the roadway. don't have any major problems at this point. and 270 looking quite good. eun? >> all right, melissa. thank you. a once-in-a-1,000-year flooding. it's not coming to an end any time soon. nbc's jay gray is live with us this morning. jay, good morning. how's it looking. >> reporter: hey, good morning,

eun. thankfully a break from the rain. that's good news. despite the rain easing up at this point, the problems are not. the water, the floodwaters across the carolinas continuing to climb right now and that's going to be the case right here. tragic news. we know overnight at least five people have died as a result of the storms here. there are concerns from officials that that number could climb. hundreds have been pushed from their homes to higher ground. everything inside ripped away by the waters. that could go up as well. we're along the conga reriver right now. it's above level right now. so much water, eun, that even the gauges have been ripped away. that's the latest, eun. back to you. >> thank you, jeju the storm

the storm dumped rain on the islands. it will continue to weaken over the next two days as it tracks into the atlantic ocean. meantime the search continues for any survivors on the cargo ship that went missing during the hurricane. the started taking on water. the coast guard has located thousands of pieces of debris in the search yesterday. it's unclear if the debris belongs to the ship. the families of the 33 members on board are hoping their loved ones will be found alive. prince george's county police hope footage from a camera can help them solve a mystery. the woman in this car died saturday. officers will keep working today will continue working to find out if she died from the crash or something else. residents say they heard the gunshot before the accident.

>> i'm just really saddened about the situation because i mean whoever this person was in the car, i just wouldn't want to be the parent of that person this morning. >> police say the woman had what they're called trauma wounds to her upper body. no one at the apartment complex is hurt. later today you're going have a chance to learn more and plans to add tolls to interstate 66. this is the beltway between 29 and roslyn. it could be on alliance drive in fairfax. if you can't make it tonight, there are going to be two other me meetings later this week. d.c. transportation officials are going to begin rotating lane closures. it's going to start today on military road northwest. they say they need to make road repairs there. one lane will be open so you can get through but you should

expect major delays. the work may last through december 8th. all right. it's 4:37. the redskins have something to celebrate right now. how about that. not only the win but kirk cousins too. a lot of players talking about him in the locker room after the game yesterday. cousins led them to a big comeback in the fourth quarter. he said it took maturity. >> i could throw the ball the same as when i was a rookie but it's the knowledge, the mental side of the game, the chemistry with your teammates. those are the intangibles that take time to develop. >> so awesome. take a look again at that touchdown pass. huge, huge. people were talking about his jacket a lot. that jacket he wore during the news conference. they won't play another division game until the end of november. i don't care what you say about the redskins. that was a huge win. the fact that they came back in the fourth quarter, we were

losing our minds in our house. after several days of waiting in the rain, i thinks are looking up. tom's back with what the kids can expect at 4:41. caught in a lie. why an attorney for kentucky court clerk kim davis is in hot water this morning. le deky, the title she's once again spor

county clerk kim davis is under fire. he's been accused of fabricating photos and facts. they have labeled the council an anti-gay hate group saying it spreads false information. she's riding high this woman. she's the first woman to be usa's woman athlete of the year three times in a row. ledecky now ties ryan lockie and bareman as three-time winners. the summer games in rio is just three months away. >> she's one of my favorites. a great person. now at 4:41, let's get over to tom kierein. kids can leave home the umbrella when they pack for school, right, tom? >> yes, but they'll need a jacket as it's quite chilly. in the metro area, it's going to be in the low 50s.

a little sunshine. we'll have increasing sunshine. what to wear today? yes, you'll need a light jacket this morning and the sunglasses, but you can ditch the umbrella and glashss. don't ware the shorts today. it's going to be mild by later this afternoon. look at our dry pattern, how long that's going to last. next check on "weather & traffic on the 1s" coming up at 4:51. melissa, what's going on? >> this sets of issues going on at indian head highway on kirby hill road. alternating closures. that should be wrapped up here in a little bit. 66 and 95 looking good. don't have any problems on 66 or 95. looking ahead here kind of between shady grove road and 270, have just one lane getting bybecause of roadwork here.

beltway at colesville road, don't have any problem. in and out of town looking quite good. a live look at maryland coming up. >> thank you, melissa. new poll numbers coming up. donald trump is still in the lead and not one but two people are gaining on him, and we'll tell you who. it's not happened in nearly a decade. the program

morning. gop front-runner donald trump keeps his leads in the early

votes in iowa and new hampshire, but he's seeing a dip in other places. meanwhile hillary clinton is still trying to fight off bernie sanders in new hampshire. tracie potts joins us live on decision 2016. good morning. >> good morning. we're going to hear from hillary clinton on the "today" show with savannah gukt three. she's going to push back on law that prevents gun violence victims from suing manufacturers. you'll hear more about that today. her numbers, she's holding in iowa ads you said but not so much in new hampshire where bernie sanders' are flipped. when you factor in joe biden, clinton loses even more. on the other side, donald trump, you heard about him, unprecedented economic grouchlkt he said we need more guns, not

fewer to keep things safe and he talked about the mid east and says if his polls start dropping beyond what he thinks he needs to win, he'll drop out of the race. those numbers are slipping. number two now in new hampshire, c carly fiorina. >> there'll be a town hall with hillary clinton. there's another man in the race to replace john boehner. jason chaffetz announced his position. he calls himself a new face to unite the house. the house gop is going to vote by secret vote on thursday followed by a floor vote in the

full house. it will happen later this month. an internal investigation won't be enough. that's what the doctors without borders is calling a war crime. a possible u.s. air strike on a hospital in afghanistan. 22 people died. president obama offered his condolences but stopped short of an apology. >> apologies aren't enough. we need to understand why it happened and we need it to be understood through an independent investigation. >> u.s. forces insist they were shooting at taliban fighters shooting at them. doctors would borders said no one was fighting before that explosion. defense secretary ash carter is promising a their row and transparent investigation. today we could learn who will be punished following a secret service leak against a u.s. congressman. jeh johnson and joseph clancey are going to answer questions of reporters today. he led a congressional investigation into the problems with that organization.

birth control under the affordable care act, just one of the big issues the supreme court will take up as it starts a new term this morning. the justices are also going to consider arguments on affirmative action. arguably the biggest case will be abortion. justices will hear arguments about a texas law that requires clinics to meet new building quotes. >> the ones they were operating in had good common sense, improvements for health care. >> the purpose of this bill is designed to shut down clinics so that there's less abortions taking place in texas. >> since that law has passed, the number of clinics providing abortions in texas has fallen from 42 to 19. if it's upheld, that number could drop to ten. counting on volunteers won't be enough to meet budget constraints at the prince george's fire department. it says it will keep overtime dow down.

brady says as of today there will be ten stations across the county that will depend on volunteers alone. for the first time in seven years the prince george's housing will allow applications. they must fill them out online that. ly not accept them in person. 450 vouchers are up for grabs. county officials expect as many as 25,000 applicants. >> today we're going to get an update on safety and policy in prince george's county suits. police will find out if they can wear body cameras inside the schools. there eats be a meeting this afternoon for an update on the school's agreement with police. the park will include portions of the brandy station and cedar mountain battlefields. "the free lance-star" reports

the civil war trust looked into the feezn't of the park earlier this year. the study could draw as many as 100,000 visitors a year. a weekend that was full of cold and rain. >> i know. >> it was not pleasant. >> no, not at all. storm team 4 tom kierein telling us about an improvement. tom? >> the nor'easter that gave us the rain and wind on friday shifted south and intensified as it got into the carolinas. now this morning as we look at virginia beach still seeing some big waves coming in there and the high tides are abnormally high. you can still see there's high water there right around the virginia beach. that's a live picture from this morning. they still have wind gusts there to around 30 to 40 miles an hour. storm team 4 radar showing all that heavy rain is well to our south but it still persistently is a fire hose of tropical moisture that's coming in and heading inland and coming right into south carolina.

they could pick up a couple of more inches of rain on top of what's already falling. the counties around the bay here in green, abnormal high tides later today as well as in washington. the washington channel, haynes point may be under water during times of high tide later today which will be around 3:00 in the afternoon. and then joaquin itself has now passed bermuda as a category 1 hurricane and has winds of 85 miles an hour, continuing its track well off the seaboard. i don't have to worry as it continues to pull off. it then pulls away and weakens quite a bit. our sky cover today. welcome sunshine breaking up that bright or abob in the sky. that will be breaking up. by late afternoon, it willmostly clear, then mostly clear this

evening. welcome, welcome. a few breaks in the clouds. temperatures by late afternoon should be making it up to around 70 degrees with light breezes along with that increasing sunshine. temperatures right now rather chilly. it's just in the 40s west and north of the metro area right around washington. we're in the low to mid-50s as well as right around the bay. then a gorgeous day into the mid 70s and then on wednesday it may actually be near 80 degrees. bright sunshine. 70s for highs on thursday. the next chance for rain looks to be late on friday. sunshine with highs near 70 degrees. now let's check on the roads this morning. melissa has a slowdown. what's going on? >> yeah. had a couple of slowdowns around town. looking pretty good on 270 as we head southbound here from fredericksburg to the beltway and that's not working, i don't know why. 95 at scaggsville road, maryland, there, 216, don't have any problems here. a big look at the beltway

overall. inner loop and outer loop rolling along fine. as we zoom in for a second, you can see at northwest drive w dough have some roadwork happening there with a couple of lane closures that should be reopening in a little bit. 66 and 95 overall. 2750 also looking quite good. back in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. new details in a search for a driver who hit and killed a marine doing a good deed. thanksgiving, more than a month away, but if you haven't bought your plane ticket home yet, the clock is ticking. why you might want to book your flight tomorrow. and you've seen the commercials. maybe you've play, but websites

if you're just joining us, a warning for certain drivers. because of certain closures on military road northwest, your drive could take a lot longer. here's a live look. these delays could last for a month. a live report on who could feel the impact coming up in just a few minutes. search and rescue teams are going go back out at first light looking for people stranded by rising floodwaters there. maryland state police are doubling their reward for the search of a druver who killed a young marine. the reward is now $2,000.

marine corporal william farrell died tuesday night. he was on the side of route 15 in frederick, maryland, when a truck ran into him. the 21-year-old was helping another driver who had car trouble. he was wearing a refleckive vest and his emergency lights were flashing. they say the driver stopped for a couple of minutes and then took off. we're working to find out whether some people have their heat back on in bethesda this morning. a woman drove her car into a gas meter. the woman drove off after hitting the gas meter. it may not be long before you can go see a show at the old town theater in alexandria. the city has a new deal to reopen the venue as a spot for entertainment. the building is 100 years old. it closed its doors in 2014 after a cup of years in massive restoration project and a change in ownership.

as you sort out your family plans, now is the time. schedule your flights by tomorrow for the best shot at a deal. while you're at it, do tbook th rest of your flights. the airfares are not going back down. a new crop of websites is offering weekly, even daily fantasy games. no doubt you've seen the commercials. it's a legal and safe way to have fun but critics say if users aren't careful it could turn hazardous to their wallets. >> it's gone you track over the course of a season the game by game-, week by week-gambling. you're waging or risking something of value on an event

whose outcome is uncertain. >> it probably takes up a lot of time too. jim handly did a report on who these websites are targeting. check out husband report tonight at 11:00 right after "blind spot. ". >> stay with us. "news4" continues right now at 5:00. good morning to you. i'm eun lang. >> and i'm david culver in for aaron gilchrist. let's start off. a dreary weekend but finally some sun. >> tom kierein with your forecast. good morning, tom. >> a solar guarantee. we will see the sun this morning. in fact, look at the cloud cover. that's a live view overlooking northeast washington. the distance is the dark zone, rock creek park. you can see the cloud cover is breaking up. i saw venus showing up here, a little bit covered by the clouds