drizzly, dreary, i'm storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein, a look at when the rain will end. and bricking news from live desk. what we're learning about a big investigation right now along a busy street in our area because of a body that was just found. details coming. from the end zone to the courthouse. the nfl player who made a name for himself in our area is facing a judge. what we just learned about the trial. and get ready, in just hours all eyes will be focused on the race for the white house as contenders get ready to square off. i'm barbara harrison, new 4 midday starts right now.

right now on storm team 4 radar, most of the steady rain has exited the metro area, passing to the north. scattered sprinkled showing up on storm team 4 radar, virginia, west virginia and maryland. some of this light rain now northern shenandoah valley, that's heading up to the panhandle of west virginia. light showers here in northern loudoun county, northern montgomery, southern montgomery and this area in the northern prince george's, that's where we're getting a batch of moderate rain. that will be tracking away from the metro area. we're not done with the rain yet. we may get more later today what to wear for the rest of the afternoon? we'll have the umbrella handy. wear a warm coat. it will be chilly. long pants. we'll have this off and on rain. a new hour by hour timing for when the rain ends and when we may see sun again coming up. breaking news from the live

desk. police in takoma park are investigating what they are calling a suspicious death. this is in the 7500 block of new hampshire avenue. they are not telling us much more at this point. new 4's pat collins is there now trying to get more information. we'll update you as soon as we get that information. back to you. >> thanks. this just in, close call for virginia state police trooper after a crash that appears to be the result of speeding and wet roads. around 7:30 this morning senior trooper a.d. brown stopped a driver along westbound i-66 near the prince william county parkway. that's when another car lost control as the driver tried to slow down and slammed into the trooper's vehicle. that driver of centreville is charged with reckless driving. trooper brown is okay. right now colts linebacker and former maryland football player dequel jackson is in

court. d.c. police say he punched a pizza delivery driver in the face over a parking spot. in court this morning derrick ward learned jackson hit the driver so hard it broke his cheekbone. one person is dead after a car fire in southwest washington. the car crashed into a large tree and caught fire just before midnight last night on raoul wallenberg place. the car was heading southbound. police have not released information on the victim. the body was found dead inside the car. >> right now on capitol hill, a huge defense bill is poised to pass the senate it would fund more than $600 billion in defense policy and spending. president obama vetoed a similar bill two weeks ago. that was before he agreed with the house on the budget. he could veto it again over provisions to prevent the goff front moving guantanamo bay detainees to the u.s. the senate is voting on that bill today. developing this morning, the

president's immigration plan faced a set back. an appeals court ruled against the plan. this upholds a lower court injunction brought by 26 states. by executive order the plan provide 5 million undocumented workers with work permits and no deportation. the ruling does not affect the president's policy of protecting the children of undocumented immigrants from deportation. now the gop candidates are preparing for tonight's debate. the two-hour forum will be held in milwaukee. eight candidates will participate in the main event tonight at 9:00. four other contenders will be in a so-called undercard debate at 7:00, chris christie, mike huckabee, bobby jindal and rick santorum. some people think the undercard forum could be a great opportunity for christie if he can dominate the conversation

and get a lot of time in front of the camera. he could have a break-out performance. at the capital now, presidential candidate bernie sanders is joining dozens of fast food workers demanding higher wages. tens of thousands of workers across the country walked off their jobs today. they're demanding a living wage of $15 an hour. they also want to be represented by a union. right now some students at george washington university are trying to get the school to revoke bill cosby's honorary degree. the student association passed the bill cosby honorary degree revocation. cosby received an honorary degree from gw in 1997. last month the university announced it would not revoke the degree because honorary degrees are based upon what the university knew about the

honoree at the time. back to you. test after test, but no clear answer. why there's some confusion about an outbreak involving chipotle restaurants. and who is behind the wheel of an suv who drove right into a police officer and why some quick actions presented a tra

the university of missouri is looking for a new president this morning. and the football team is back on the field today. after two months of anger and unrest students celebrated as tim wolfe stepped down yesterday. many mizzou players and students were upset with the way he handled racially charged protests. another problem for "rolling stone" magazine, after an article about a gang rape at the university of virginia. the magazine faces an additional

$25 million lawsuit over the unfounded article. the fraternity it names is behind the new lawsuit. "rolling stone" magazine already faces individual suits from members of the fraternity. and initial test results for e. coli have come back negative for chipotle restaurants. the first round of testing looked at food samples from washington and oregon state. 27 cases have been linked to that outbreak. state officials say more than 40 restaurants could reopen in a few days if they meet certain requirements. tv history meets the smithsonian. the hugely popular and controversial show that's about to become part of washington

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continues. we had several of those earlier this morning. pavement is still all wet, even though we're not getting steady rain in the metro area. enough drizzle and sprinkles to make the pavement wet. moderate showers along the icc in montgomery county over to 95. further to the north, up 270, frederick, some light rain. this area on the darker green north of leesburg, panhandle of west virginia, winchester, getting some light rain, all tracking off to the north and east. south and west we are getting dry air pushing in. this is the hour by hour timing this is 3:00 this afternoon. we'll still have light rain northern virginia, the metro area, some moderate showers to our north by 5:00 p.m. it will be wet for the afternoon commute. by 6:00, 7:00 p.m. it will taper off. after that, the rain should be ending and clearing out late tonight. back to you. >> thank you, tom. >> today we expect to learn more about plans to give you more

commuting options on vre. vre is looking into an 11-mile extension of its commuter rail services along the manassas line. tonight's meeting begins at 6:00 p.m. at gainesville middle school. breaking bad is over, but soon fans will have a new way to enjoy the popular tv show close to home. brian krcranston, aaron paul wi donate props to the smithsonian national museum of american history. the hat, lights and gas masks used on the show are some of the items that will be seen on display. it's not what millions of you want to hear. why experts compare traveling during the holidays to a domino

well, it's one of those days when you need the umbrella just to step outside. storm team 4 is tracking it for you. tom kierein's look at how much rain we'll see today is just moments away. >> i'm pat collins live in takoma park where police are investigating a case of murder. the body of a woman found near those dumpsters over there in the 7500 block of new hampshire

avenue here in takoma park. joining me now, chief allen goldberg with the takoma park police department. chief, tell me what you have here. >> at 7:30 this morning, approximately 7:30, officers responded to a call for one down. when they arrived they found a female victim deceased. suffering from apparent trauma. and we're investigating it as a homicide. >> how old does she appear to be? >> it's hard to tell at this point. probably around middle age, maybe. >> she was familiar to some people in the area? >> we think she was. >> so the investigation is just getting started? >> it's just getting started. the investigators are still just in the initial stages of the investigation. >> chief allen goldberg with the takoma park police. again, 7:30 this morning over

near those dumpsters, the body of a woman was found. police are calling it murder. we'll be back with more at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. i'm in takoma park, i'm pat collins, news 4. just in to the live desk we know the name of the 17-year-old from loudoun county charged with first degree murder. police say jose miguel espinoza killed danny centeno miranda back in september as he walked to a school bus stop. he was a sophomore at parkview high school and was shot multiple times in the back. police say espinoza was a gang member believing he was killing a rival gang member. back to you. >> stop! stop! an oklahoma police officer narrowly escapes being run dunn

by an suv. officer matt stacy was standing in the road trying to stop a high speed chase. he pulls out a gun as the suv is speeding towards him. the officer barely escapes getting hit. then officer casey gets up shg, tases the woman and goes through the run roof to get her. right now building inspectors are testing the soil as they try to solve a mystery. residents at the carlton east apartments felt their building shake over the weekend. walls cracked. it will be a week before they can go back in. montgomery county will decide whether to ditch final exams for high school students. there is a proposal to phase out end of semester exams. if approved the two-hour long

exams would be replaced with shorter assessments like unit tests and projects. it would start in the 2016/2017 school year. some parents are not happy with a proposed redistricting plan. parents came armed with signs and voiced frustrations on the plan. they want to move students from gathersburg to other schools. there will be another public meeting on this on thursday. right now it is cool, damp, we're getting drizzle in the metro area. the storm team 4 radar showing bigger rain drops. most of which are to our north. we have scattered drizzle in virginia, maryland, that steadier rain we had earlier is tracking further to the north. it's up in howard county. off to the west this patch of

dark green, moderate rain, light rain falling there. that is tracking into frederick county, maryland. right now metro area, just some scattered drizzle. we'll have this for the afternoon for your lunch hour when you're heading out there will be wet roads, upper 50s. for the afternoon commute, recovering around 606789 roads still damp from light rain coming through. look when we will see some sunshine. your veterans day forecast and your weekend forecast coming up. >> thank you, tom. we are now 16 days out from thanksgiving. if you're flying somewhere your odds of being delayed are good according to aaa, travelers last year saw 1 out of every 5 flights delayed. that sets off a domino effect at airports nationwide. in our area, almost 400 flights were delayed out of ronald reagan national airport. at dulles international there

were 345 delays, and 635 at bwi marshall. if you can avoid it, never fly on the sunday after thanksgiving. that's the busiest travel day of the year. a check up on the car seats you're buying. a new report out this morning says any new seat should keep your child safe. 20 of the 23 new car seats reviewed are best bets, that's the highest rating. and it means the seat see ts she a good fit in any vehicle. others are a good fit. we put a complete list of all the ratings online. the institution said there are some not recommended car seats still on the market. so check the ratings before you buy. tomorrow is veterans day. tonight a special tribute for our veterans from some of our current services members. maryland public television is partnering with the u.s. air force band again this year for a program called america's veterans, a musical tribute.

aaron gilchrist hosts the event for a fourth year. this year shthe program airs tonight at 8:00 on maryland public television. it's coffee meets politics. it has a lot of you talking on social media. and the dinner delivery triple threat. we're back with that

here are some of the stories lighting up social media donald trump wants you to boycott starbucks and their red cups we talked about yesterday. this year starbucks dropped the festive look for the holidays. we spotted these photos on time.com showing how the cups had changed over the years. but if you buy a drink from the coffee giant this year, you will see the cup is just plain red and doesn't have much festive cheer. according to the "l.a. times," a

raucous rally in illinois yesterday the republican presidential hopeful suggested boycotting the company over the cup's design. pizza hut on the other hand wants every day to include a special christmas treat. look at this, almost 6 million of you shared this story. the triple treat includes pizza, bread sticks and dessert. it's available starting today. they say everything is bigger in texas. have a look at this. it's a gator we're talking about. look at this gator that they caught down in texas. it's 12 feet long and weighed 800 pounds. the gator nicknamed godzilla was captured on saturday. workers at the shopping center spotted the giant gator as they were heading to work. godzilla is heading to a farm to

right now tower camera showing low clouds, fog and drizzle in the metro area. a bit of color there in the urban forrest, that's in glover park in northwest washington. the bulk of the steadier rain passing to our north. temperatures are hovering in the 40s to near 50s. panhandle of west virginia and shenandoah valley. near the bay, near the 60s. storm team 4 four-day forecast holds steady near 60 in the afternoon with more light rain off and on. most of it should be ending by 7:00 p.m. clearing out after midnight tonight. sun back on veterans day. beautiful, mid 60s. highs near 60 on thursday, chance of showers. drying out friday into the weekend. cool into monday. we are dealing with some rain now, but it is snowing in nevada. the storm is moving across the southwest. more than 3,000 people lost

power because of it. it also created a real headache for drivers. the nevada highway patrol reported several accidents. the snow will taper off today. but the temperature is going to fall below 20 degrees. if you think your family mak a mess of their rooms, they have competition. a family in indiana had to call the cops for help getting a deer out of their master bedroom. the deer broke through a window, going to the back of the house. look at him looking into the camera there. police eventually got the deer out through a window. nobody was hurt. the homeowners do have a lot of cleaning up to do. demanding more money. the cause that has thousands of workers speaking out across the country. and the campaign in prime time tonight. what to expect as presidential candidates square off again on a national stage. so far 1,000 of you have shared this on facebook.

the winter forecast, if you missed it or if you want to catch it

. right now we're waiting to learn the identity of a person who died in a car fire in southwest washington. police say a car crashed into a large tree and caught fire just before midnight. it happened on raoul wallenberg place last night. the car was heading southbound. the body was found inside the

car. the gw student association is pushing for the university to revoke bill cosby's honorary degree. it passed the bill cosby honorary degree revocation bill a few hours ago. >> tom kierein has when you will need the umbrella and when things will be drying out. first, beverly park in alexandria is open again today after a body was discovered there yesterday. the park known as the pit is very popular. it's a popular meeting spot for parents and children. the victim is 24 and is from another part of the city. they're not releasing his name yet until family can be notified. sources tell news 4 his throat had been cut. an inside look at something wssc could be doing a lot this winter. the water company shows us how it closes a valve and fixes a pipe when a water main breaks.

a representative tells us they work as quickly as they can. >> we try to have a two-hour response time on any call, whether it's a water main brack or no water or discolored water. we try to respond to all calls within two hours. more than one-third of the peoples that wssc uses are more than 50 years old. no frozen pipes out there right now, huh, tom? >> not yet. not today. temperatures are in the upper 50s, near 60. we are getting some drizzle. most of the steadier rain and the patches of green, loudoun county, panhandle of west virginia, northern shenandoah valley. few scattered sprinkles northern virginia, metro area, into montgomery, prince george's county, drizzle, light rain through 1:00. hovering near 60 through the afternoon and light rain for the afternoon commute. roads will be wet for the afternoon commute. this evening, if you have plans

to go out, 7:00, 8:00, rain should be gone, endingment clouds should clear out. the sky goes mostly clear by midnight. sunshine returns tomorrow. a look at that and how long that will last coming up. >> sounds good. thank you. >> the race for maryland's u.s. senate see the may get more crowded today. back in march barbara mccull ski announced she would not seek re-election. the republican will likely face steep odds if she chooses to run. the concurrent presidential election may draw a lot of democrats to the polls. >> if you are serving them, they have got to start serving you. >> bernie sanders is at a rally on capitol hill. fast food workers are demanding higher pay. they want a $15 an hour minimum wage.

there are hundreds attending that rally. and there are tens of thousands gathering across the country today to attend the fight for 15 rallies. they started hours ago. you're looking at a huge rally that took place in brooklyn overnight where new york mayor bill deblasio spoke at about 6:00 this morning. >> the republican candidates for president debate again tonight. this time in milwaukee. the focus of this debate will be the economy. tracie potts is getting us ready right now from capitol hill. >> ben carson could face more tough questions at this debate tonight and we're watching jeb bush and marco rubio they tangled in the last debate this time they're going after the same key endorsement. >> reporter: here's what it looks like at the historic milwaukee theater ahead of the tonight's debate with donald trump and ben carson center stage. trump going after carson and marco rubio at a late-night rally in illinois. >> these are people with no experience. people that never met a payroll. >> carson faces tough questions

over claims about his past. he says the media has been tougher on him than anyone. >> they do have an actual vendetta or at least an agenda against some of these candidates. >> carson's opponents insist you've got to be able to take the heat. >> we're responsible for the personal stories we tell about our lives. >> i'm thinking, pal, you ain't seen nothing yet. >> i'm honored to be here with scott walker. >> already in milwaukee, marco rubio and jeb bush are courting scott walker. rubio met with walker last night. >> we still have time to get this right. we do not have forever. >> an endorsement from walk could bring either candidate much needed support, especially from evangelicals. this is the economy debate, so key issues could include jobs, tacks and whether the federal reserve should rate interest rat

rates. ben carson will soon have the protection of the secret service. the extra layer of security will start tomorrow when he visits liberty university. the evangelical college in virginia hosted bernie sanders back in september. republican senator ted cruz launched his presidential bid from that campus earlier this year. former president bill clinton is seeing how his group's humanitarian efforts are making a difference in el salvador. they developed farming projects with needy local residents. clinton was there yesterday to see the progress that's been made and to meet with el salvador's president. voters in colorado will soon decide whether they want universal healthcare. supporters got enough signatures to get it on the ballot next year. if it passes, colorado would be the first state to replace the federal healthcare law with a taxpayer funded coverage for folks in colorado. employers would pay a new tax into a health co-op and employees would have a payroll

tax of 3%. today you can attend a community meeting about the future of i-66 in virginia. vdot's program director will answer your questions tonight at the mayor's vienna's at your service meeting. saving money. one major retailer unveils some of the black friday deals. you can watch news 4 midday anywhere when you're at work or on the go. just open the nbc washington app and tap watch live tv now. that's at the top of

target unveils its black friday deals, there's a lot of apple products on the list. if you buy ipad air 2, apple watch, iphone 6s you will get a

target card up to $200. target will be open 6:00 p.m. on thanksgiving day with more deals on tap for 7:00 a.m. on black friday. with your cnbc morning business report, i'm landon dowdy. the u.s. marine corps turns 240 years old today. look at what happens if you go to their twitter page. as you can imagine, there are plenty of posts congratulating the marine corps on this milestone right now. >> gradually drying out as we get into the afternoon. sunshine way down here in southwestern virginia. that's not going to be arriving in time for us to see sun later today. some of that dry air moves in tonight. getting some light rain scattered across northern virginia and into the panhandle of west virginia. the metro area, some drizzle, scattered light sprinkles. enough to make the streets, roads and sidewalks wet. here's the afternoon timing for a little more light rain

northern virginia, maryland, the district through 3:00 to 5:00 p.m. the afternoon commute. still wet, have an umbrella handy. have the wipers on. that dry air does begin to move in by 8:00 p.m. the sky should begin to clear out by late evening this evening. funny and memorable or tasteless and distracting? the safety messages that are getting a lot of m

three plans are being looked at to improve the busiest commuter rail line in the country. the federal railroad administration wants to update the 450-mile northeast corridor between now and 2040. the rail has regular delays on amtrak and other lines because it's old and crowded tracks. one plan includes adding a high speed rail system between d.c. and boston and new lines from connecticut to long island and rhode island. once a plan is picked, an environmental review will be done next year.

we know having a bit of a belly can increase your risk for disease. new data released this week reinforces that. w where you have the few extra pounds matters. people who carry their extra weight around the waist may be at increased risk for heart disease. situps are not the solution. healthier lifestyles and changing your diet are what will really make a difference. now a story about a road sign that's making some people really angry. have a look for yourself. it reads get your heads out of your apps. it went up over highways in the salt lake city area yesterday. some drivers say it's tasteless. the utah department of transportation says it is meant for drivers to catch their attention. it's the latest in a series of catchy highway messages. other examples that seat belt looks good on you. steering wheel, not a hands-free device. >> messy, rainy day. tom kierein brings us his updated forecast as he tracks

the rain and

i'm melissa mollet. just in to the live desk, president obama says he will appeal a supreme court ruling rejecting a plan to protect millions of people from deportation. federal appeals court ruling upholding a lower court

injunction. the plan would provide 5 million people in the u.s. illegally with work permits. right now, low clouds, a little fog, little bit of drizzle, few sprinkles around the metro area. the steadier rain in from morning is way north, pushing up to new england. south of there, some sprinkles, the metro area down to norfolk. air is drying out in southwestern virginia. getting some sunshine breaking out there. it will be a while before the dry air arrives. the southwesterly flow continuing to bring in enough moisture to give us a few sprinkles, maybe a bit of light rain. have an umbrella for the afternoon, a warm coat. long pants. it's going to be rather cool. for your lunch hour, upper 50s. wet roads. afternoon commute, still looking wet. around 60 degrees as you head back home. right now, the trial is underway for colts linebacker

and form maryland football player dequel jackson. he hit a pizza delivery man so hard he broke his jaw. they were fighting over a parking spot. we're finding out more about the four people and an unborn child that were killed in a devastating crash over the weekend. >> the victims were on their way to a church when a pickup crashed into their van in hyattsville. a married couple in their 70s, a 6-year-old girl and the pickup truck driver. the couple, elba linares and sa san santiago merche were planning to move back to el salvador in a few days. a star wars fan whose

touching story went viral has passed away. seeing the new star wars movie was his dying wish. director j.j. abrams gave him a special personal screening of the movie last week. overnight fleet decide fleetwood died in his sleep. a warning from your neighbors in loudoun county about a series of tire and rim thefts. at least nine suv and pickup truck openers found their cars up on blocks and tires and rims gone. some of the thefts happened in their own driveways. and some 200,000 comcast customers are finding themselves locked out of their accounts. comcast says user also have to reset passwords because their information was being sold on the black market online. an unnamed seller claimed to

have a list of more than 500,000 comcast e-mail and password combinations. the company found out only a third of that list was real. we should point out that comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. new security steps being taken in the wake of that deadly plane crash in egypt. european, russian and mideastern teams are inspecting security guards and caterers at cairo's international airport. they're also specifically looking at the way agents scan passengers cargo and baggage as they enter the airport and make their way to the planes. several countries have suspended new flights to egypt over concerns that a bomb possibly brought down a russian plane late last month. our department of homeland security is ramping up safety measures. tom costello has a look at the renewed scrutiny here in the u.s. >> reporter: it's a massive security challenge every day. 25,000 domestic flights, 1 million checked bags, 2 million passengers, thousands of airport

workers, restaurant employees, ramp workers, baggage handlers, many of whom have access to secure areas. now renewed focus on how did airport security is and could u.s. aviation be at risk from an insider threat? >> when you give somebody an airport i.d. badge, it's like giving someone the key to your house. you entrusted them to access your house and get past the locks and alarm systems that you have. >> it's already happened. atlanta 2014, police busted a gun smuggling ring, arresting airline baggage handlers. also in atlanta, 1400 security badges missing over two years. in june, news of a 95% veil you're rate when undercover red teams tried to smuggle mock weapons through checkpoints. and in september, gaping holes found in tsa security. >> a universal disappointing performance by the tsa screening checkpoint. >> the new tsa chief insists he's on it and the terror threat

is real. >> i'm very concerned about how complex and dynamic the threat environment is. i think in some respects it's the most complex we've seen since 9/11. >> anyone who works at an airport must yuundergo a crimin background check. most airport workers do not go through screenings every day. there are just too many workers. and too often the agency doesn't hear about airport works who have had run-ins with the law. >> if somebody gets arrested, that may or may not be made known to the employer or to the fbi, which then passes it to tsa. >> reporter: near universal agreement that airport security could always get better. >> that was tom costello reporting. though arrests on planes turn into national stories there has not been a successful terrorist attack against the u.s. domestic flight since 9/11. security consultants say the

fact that both makes them proud and nervous. a popular children's activity not not just for your kids anymore. the activity that could make quite the gift this holiday season.

we're following the stories you're clicking on. do you remember how much fun it was coloring pictures as a child? now crayola has a line of coloring books for adults. the kit featured oversized black and white illustrations and a choice of pencils or markers. the new setses will be released in time for the holidays. last week shoppers were lining up outside h & m to purchase clothes from their new line. this week they're hoping to snag some of those hot items on ebay, but they're not selling cheaply. many of the pieces sold out within an hour and are now

selling for high bucks on ebay, like this classic rope sandal. you could have bought this in the store for as little as $200 last week. this week it's listed on ebay starting at around $400. we spotted this next story in the huffington post.com website. a jet pack pilot took flight and circled the statue of liberty in new york city. the pilot was using the world's only true jet pack. it uses two engines powered by kerosene. looks like fun. >> yeah, it does look like fun. not sure i would be willing to try it, but it looks like fun. you might call it the photo mix-up of the year. it's something a lot of you might be giving to a loved one this holiday season. tell you about that in 60 seconds.

i'm eun yang.

a woman from prince george's county is giving back to the hospital where she had life saving heart surgery. kimberly richardson had an emergency procedure at med star washington hospital center in northeast eight years ago. during her recovery she leaned on her faith. she felt called to come back to med star to work as a chaplain. now she's helping other patients cope with sickness and death. >> people need to know they have hope, that someone is praying for them, that somebody cares about them. and somebody believes they can go through this situation. >> be sure to watch my full report on kimberly's work at the hospital tonight on new 4 at 5:00. >> a lot of folks are talking about the new nationals calendar that's not quite clear on where they play. >> look. this photo says nationals park. however, that's actually fenway park in boston in the picture. >> the nationals played in boston back in april at the red

sox home opener, so they are in the photo at least. >> the nats say they don't make this calendar, but they are working with the company that does to get it fixed. >> i guess you could call that a strike, huh, tom? >> we've had three strikes and we're out with the rain. hopefully we'll hit a home run with the weather tomorrow it looks like a great day for veterans day. looking at the rain totals, nearly an inch in ashburn. the plains had a little over an inch. ellicott city, 0.83. annapolis, three quarters of an inch. most of the rain is north of us, pulling away to the north. pulling away during the rest of the afternoon. as it does, still a few sprinkles, drizzle for the afternoon commute, here 60. that sun back on veterans day tomorrow in the mid 60s. cool weather on thursday with a chance of showers. cool and driy friday through th

weekend. >> i'm ready to turn the sun back on. >> that's it for midday. >> you can get the news and weather

test. >> announcer: today on the meredith vieira show. social media is going crazy over the comments jeb bush made to the huffington post. and cedric the entertakener is here and dishing on trump and king of comedy is going against the queen of deception. >> i was once caught peeing in a backyard. it all starts right now on "meredith". [applause] ♪