that they were down to two finalists. an interim gm took over the transit agency back in january. happening today on capitol hill, lawmakers set to vote on a budget deal that averts a potential federal default and a government shutdown. the two-year deal is headed to the house first. it would increase federal spending by $80 billion. it would raise the federal borrowing limit through 2017. the deal would also push the next potential spending clash after the 2016 elections. outgoing house speaker john boehner said it isn't perfect. wisconsin representative paul ryan said the process stinks and it won't be done this way under new management, that's a quote. today the house repuican conference intends to vote on boehner's replacement. paul ryan announced his intention to run for it. if ryan gets the job, he says he wants the party to unify behind

him. >> police work is not pretty and when you see situations where officers have to use force it is not a pleasant video. it is the reality that police officers have to use force. >> that was kathy lanier that shows ab arrest on cloud place. the man was found barefoot and acting erratically. they used batons to get him to the ground. you can see that in the video here and then started punching him. according to the police report. officers smelled pcp. chief lanier said the video may be disturbing but that does not mean involvesers did anything wrong. d.c. police sent us this video and the arrest is under investigation. a school resource officer pulled a high school student out of her desk and dragged her across the classroom. the latest information why the feds are getting involved in a minute.

it is 4:31. we want to go back to tom kierein for the latest on the wet jeret weather alert day. >> it stretches from illinois to the seaboard. you can see it coming ashore from the carolinas. that will be getting closer to us by later today. we have that and combined with a front that's coming in from the midwest and some of the moisture, the remnants of patricia, that's going to be all coming together to give us a wet day today. moderate showers. this is in fall keir county into culpepper. that's getting into prince william, fairfax, loudoun and into washington in another hour or so. temperatures are milder. we are in the mid to upper 50s. i have a he got the rain totals expected. that's coming up the next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:41. now maine slays is looking at

how the radar is impacting the roads and where it's wet and where it's dry. >> absolutely. you can take a look and see to the lest of that green strip. right now you can see we do have a lot of moisture here this morning. that, of course, is going to be moving in as tom has told us. right now one problem, 95 north you have the right side blocked because of an incident there. hoping it gets out of the way soon. prince georges county, no major problems. a lot of the road work that should have been hemmiappening y is not. they've held off because of the rain. quantico to the belt way, 18 minutes. can't do much better than that. i'll see you back here in 10 u you. today a jury hears closing arguments. prosecutors are trying to prove that severance killed fleem in alexandria in the past ten

years. severances attorneys are also trying to punch holes in the other evidence presented during the trial. evidence like a target surveillance video showing a man who looks like severance walking into the store behind one of the victims. the defense says it was not severance. remember the woman caught on camera doing yoga on the metro track? holley bentley faces a misdemeanor trespassing charge. the news four iteam showed video of her clienling down onto the tracks at the orange line last year. she started doing yoga poses as a partner took poses. bentley left virginia but recently returned to the area. metro transit police arrested her earlier this month. investigation is underway right now after two officers are shot in georgia. we just heard from the savannah mayor who's meeting with his officers right now.

>> happening. it's terrible. terrible situation for the families that are involved. it is also -- our men and women in the department are putting their lives in the way. >> that was posted to the facebook page. the officers were shot around midnight. don't have life threatening injuries. a third person was shot. we'll bring you more as we get it. >> 4:35 if you. big night ahead in decision 2016. the top ten republican candidates for president debating during primetime on cnbc. it will be the first debate where donald trump is not in the lead. a new poll on tuesday puts ben carson in the top spot. it will happen at the university of colorado. it's supposed to focus largely on the economy. >> what happens from start to finish?

>> twitter photos show a packed house addressing a spike in crime. they make up a newly informed group to a he is dr. the crime. >> officers will crack down on crime in the first district. in the last two weeks alone there have been two shootings, a series of armed robberies and a home invasion rape. >> what we saw happen over the last couple of weeks, especially in the neighborhood across capitol hill, for me it was unacceptable. i know from a lot of neighbors it created a lot of frustration, created a lot of fear. >> d.c. police chief kathy lanier said the new tactics have resulted in arrests. it is 4:36 now. two nurses are off the job now after being accused of taking drugs from a hospital in the district. one of those nurses is accused of taking the narcotic hydromorphone from sibley

memorial hospital. she was fired after refusing to take a drug test. she had previously resigned from walter reed under similar circumstances. the other nurse is accused of taking drugs like percocet. both nurse's licenses have been suspended. >> a pastor has been suspended for having sex with a team. bliss say they had consensual sex in august. the officer started the investigation after the father saw explicit text messages on the phone. we can learn whether a school police officer will be fired. the third video shows her punching the deputy during the confrontation.

administrators called fields in because the student was disruptive. he has been suspended. >> what i'm looking at is what our school resource officer did. what were his actions? what did he do? that's where i make my determination based on that. >> a civil rights investigation is pending with a justice department. the richland county sheriff said he hopes to have the results of his internal investigation today. today a member of the british royal family will be here in the district. prince harry will meet with president obama later this morning at the white house. the prince is here promoting the invictus games. he's supposed to head with michelle obama to meet with wounded soldiers. we are working for you on this weather alert day as we take another look at storm team

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a accept at that train. you can see two people taking a bag from a sleeping person on the train. the man woke up and chased the struggle. the man falls onto the train tracks. police say he was hit with a stun gun. the couple made off with his bag. the man was taken to the hospital. he is okay. police are hoping this video will help them catch the two suspects. it is now time to check our forecast on this weather alert day. storm team 4 tom kierein is tracking the rain. >> this rain is likely to have an impact on both commutes, the morning commute, afternoon commute and this evening because of this broad area of rain that's continuing to track up our way coming in from the south. we are getting moderate downpours coming into prince william county, all across culpepper and south of there. that is on a track to get right into the metro area, especially our western and northern suburbs. that's going to be between now and through the morning commute.

total rainfall by the end of this evening. we may have this area in lavender of up to an inch, maybe a little bit more. 1 inch, 1 1/2 inch. maybe a few pockets along the blue ridge. maybe a few creeks and streams around the blue ridge. coming out of their banks later. changes along the holiday weekend. elissa, has a new crash. >> northbound indian head highway just after livingston road. right now we have a crash on the left side of the roadway. police responding to that scene. big look at the beltway. a lot of the road work scheduled for today, they put that on hold because of all of this expected rain here this morning. taking a look at 56 as you fly in fairfax county to the beltway, you are at speed here. 9 minutes. lots of construction out of the

way. listen to our friends on wtop when you hop in the car. thank you, melissa. it is something a lot of us do a few times a week perhaps. for one man it was the last errand he would ever run. what marcus freeman's family said he was doing in the last movements of his life. and putting an end to bullying.

well dock back. 4:46. weather alert day today. if you are not by your tv, take a look at storm team 4 radar. tom will have the latest on what you can expect in the day ahead as well as big changes for

halloween weekend. happening today, a possible vote on the budget and debt ceiling deal at that would set spending levels into 2017. nbc's tracie potts is on capitol hill with the fallout from both sides of the aisle on this. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, aaron. on one side you have republican paul ryan who is likely going to be the house speaker in the next day or so. he says that this deal and the way they came about this deal stinks. on the other side you have outgoing speaker john boehner who agrees but says they were somewhat pushed into the deal. a gift, a two-year budget deal. not kicking the can down the road every two months like we've seen. this will go beyond the election. it will restore $80 billion in sequester cuts and prevent both a government shutdown and an historic credit default. many republicans say there's too much spendsing going on.

too many items. they don't like the back room rushed deal. will it come up for a vote? boehner hopes so. will it pass? that we don't know. if it does, there's already opposition. >> thank you, tracie. >> i'm angie goff at the live desk. death toll rising after the massive earthquake in afghanistan. 385 people now reported dead. more than 250 lives lost in pakistan. this as rescuers are rushing aid to the people. unicef reports the children are cut off. bad weather in the mountains, in the area, making it extra challenging. we're staying on top of the story. back to you, eun. >> thank you. it is 4:48. to decision 2016, democratic front-runner hillary clinton is in new hampshire. her visit follows a visit to the

late show with go stephen colbert. >> donald trump or ben carson? >> i'm going to leave that to the republicans, do you think? >> it was clinton's first time on the new show and she said she wanted to help americans live up to their potential when asked why she wanted to be president. senator bernie sanders will be in fairfax today. the democrat from vermont will host a town hall meeting at 7:00 at george mason university. he plans to address the debt. they plan to dress up as walking debt zombies. >> he has a generous heart. he was a very funny, funny person. >> police are trying to figure out how he crashed his car off the bw parkway. ten days after family members

marcus lee freeman reported him missing. his father calls it a nightmare he can't wake up from. last he knew his father was going to fill up his car. on monday they found the car submerged in water. officials found freeman's body inside the vehicle. freeman never returned home. he told family members he was going to get gas. >> i want them to remember him for the contributions he gave. >> they're trying to figure out why that car left the road. >> a former high ranking bishop is now facing seven years in prison after pleading guilty to manslaughter. she hit a bicyclist in baltimore while driving drunk. she said she was texting while she hit the cyclist just two days after christmas last year. she left the scene for 30 minutes before she returned. she had been the second highest leading episcopal leader.

today a woman who has experienced bullying her entire life because of a rare medical syndrome will be on capitol hill. lizzie very velasquez will lobby for antibullying bill. a group of virginians will ask the supreme court to take a look at legislative bouaries. last week a panel of federal judges rejected allegations that the villagek$us house illegally packed in. if you want an easier commute on 66, you may soon be able to pay for it. virginia's common wealth transportation board approved the idea yesterday. final designs still have to be worked on but two new express toll lanes are expected to be set up in each direction between the beltway and route 15 in heymarket. the lanes would let you pay a toll to get around traffic.

carpoolers could use the lanes free. construction is set to begin in 2017. 4:52 is our time right now. live look for you at storm team 4 radar all lit up this morning as promised. >> tom's here, yeah, with more on what is happening out there. >> mostly light rain now. we've only had a little bit of drizzle and light rain in the metro area. that's enough to make the roads wet. we've had reports on fender benders. right now as we look at the wide view of this storm team 4 radar, this is quite a widespread storm. part of it is some of the remnants of hurricane patricia. part of it is the southeast flow as well as a front in the midwest. kind of the hybrid weather giving us all the showers from the midwest all the way to the atlantic seaboard. coming into the met crow area, fairfax, loudoun, areas of dark green it is coming down harder

from warren down to culpepper. one wave of rain will come in. south and east, don't have much rain. a little bit of drizzle and sprinkles. lower part of the eastern shore will stay to the east. temperatures right now on this weather alert day, hovering in the upper 50s. we've stayed steady in the mid and upper 50s overnight. the hour-by-hour forecast throughout the day, light to moderate rain. 9:00 through noon and then passing showers likely around 3:00. then by 6:00 p.m. might even have flashes of lightning. some thunderstorms coming through. there's a slight risk that some of those storms might produce some brief strong gusts of wind. there is a slight risk of some damaging wind from some of those storms. that's late afternoon. the impact is going to be a moderate impact especially for the afternoon commute.

even the morning commute. the hour-by-hour forecast, showers coming through all the way into early to mid afternoon. then may settle down a little bit around mid afternoon. late afternoon into the evening hours, that's when we'll get the storms coming through with heavy downpours, thunder and lightning. that's when we have the risk of them moving through. all of it to the east and it will be drying out. the mid 70s. cool weather friday into halloween. highs only near 60. should stay dry. next chance of rain is on monday. melissa, how are the roads now? >> nice and wet. as you've been saying this morning, amelia siegel is out. outbound dallas toll road should be heading back on 66. the wipers are working and that nice sheen on the roadway here this morning. let's take a look at other things happening here around town right now. right now, again, in oxen northbound indian head highway just after livingston road had the crash there still blocking

the left side of the roadway. police out there on the scene trying to get that one cleared up for us. big look at the beltway, beltway is nice and green. so is the radar that you can see is moving up here from the left bottom corner. see a little bit on 270. this big mass of green all the way over 66 right now seeing a lot of moisture there. same thing. most of 90 a5 as you're headed northbound. going to take you 9 minutes to get into town. guys? >> all right, melissa. thank you. working for you, the new school report that has one local school district changing its policy. new details in the case of a teenager police say shot two of his own classmates. why he won't be able to get a trial in a different county. let's show you another live look at storm team 4 radar. if you don't already have the nchg washington app, you will want to download it today. while you're there you can watch

we are keeping a close eye on storm team 4 radar. this weather alert day. take a close look. tom kierein is taking a close look at the latest weather models. he'll join us with the latest weather headlines you'll want to hear. we're following the latest in fairfax county. a car plowed into a house.

news 4's kristen wright just arrived on the scene and has new information. she'll join us in a couple of minutes here. a trial for a shooting in frederick county maryland will take place there. brandon earl tyler can receive a fair trial. he is accused of shooting two teenagers during a j.v. basketball game at frederick high school earlier this year. both survived. tyler is facing assault, reckless endangerment and weapons charges. the trial takes place next may. video this morning you first saw on news 4, student in prince georges county caught their bus driver texting. texting while driving with students on board is being added as a disciplinary offense. if a driver does text while driving they may now face a suspension or even termination. >> the story last week, basically we realized parents had questions and we want to assure parents that students are

safe on our buses. >> it ourns oturns out that was disciplinary violation prior to this report. the bus driver caught on video will not lose her job. starting next week you will be able to use your credit card to pay for parking meters. they're changing all the meters to smart meters. you can use coins, a card or your phone to pay. the meter polls will be in the same spot but the displays will all look different once crews are finished with the work. the new meters should all be in place by the middle of next month. >> open enrollment begins in less than a week. in virginia, many of you who want coverage through the health care exchange will see premiums go up. rates will rise about 4% for 2016 coverage that is still 3% less than most other states.