propaganda. it appears to imply a threat, one of the latest after the attacks in paris last week. "news4's" kristin wright is following the newest developments on that from the live desk. >> that's rye. lots of developments overnight in paris. first the u.s. embassy is warning of potential terrorist attacks in specific locations in rome and milan. among them, st. peters basilica in vatican city as well as general venues like churches, synagogues, restaurants, and hotels, and also whether the apparent mastermind is dead or alive. yesterday we still don't know. european officials telling the "washington post" that he is, in fact, dead. also this morning authorities in belgium have launched six raids in the brussels region linked to the paris suicide bomber. those attacks unfolding this morning. aen official in the belgium federal prosecutor's office

saying those raids are taking place and that this is ongoing. more throughout the morning. back to you. >> thank you, kristin. on capitol hill, a vote today to make it harder for syrian refugees to enter this country. the white house is suggesting a veto but president obama's policies are not in line with public opinion. tracie potts will have more. the man who admitted to attacking a bus driver in d.c. will make his first court appearance. he admits he was angry when he punched the driver earlier this month. it was the 69th attack on a metro driver. a woman caught on camera doing yoga will appear in court. the "news4" i-team showed you the video of her climbing down on the tracks at the westphals

tracks last year. metro police arrested her in october. more protests in minneapolis right now over the death of black man in police custody. these protests started days ago after jamar clark was shot and killed. you're looking at now protests from the last several hours where people reportedly threw rocks and bottles at police officers. those police officers then pepper sprayed the protesters. we're getting conflicting reports this morning of just how many people were arrested, but it sounds like no more than one. some of those officers were hurt by the rocks with just minor injuries. back to you. kristin, thank you. let's get you up to speed on the forecast this morning. chuck? >> all right. thanks, aaron. indeed a "storm team 4" weather alert. you need to stay alert. it's one of those days you'll want to stay ahead of the weather as best as you can.

just south of charles ville, it's about three hours from reaching the south end of the capital beltway. that puts it on the beltway around 7:30 this morning. if you can get out the door, that will help as the heavier rain moves in just as the bulk of the people will be getting out on the roads. light rain along 270. moderate rain down through leesburg and most rain through here, at least light to moderate rain at this time. your turn is coming. it's a mild start. we're already in the 60s. timing out the heaviest of rains by 5:15. here comes the batch of yellow right into the metro by about 7:00. we'll talk temperatures when i see you in ten minutes and tell you how to prepare dress-wise for the day. speaking of a pretty dress, here's melissa mollet with traffic. >> glebe road at washington boulevard, i have a report of a problem there, perhaps a ped truck. trying to get more information

from the police right now and we'll be back with that in a couple of minutes. right now prince george's county, don't see any problems. again, these blobs here, these sections that you see, kind of the green mass this morning, that is showing where we're getting rain falling right now. at old chapel, we'll still have some cleanup there. this image is temporarily unavailable. that's 28 and 66. we were seeing rain. back to you in a few minutes. >> now to a story we'll see only on "news4." we'll hear from a man who was trapped under this 30,000-pound bus. the bus hit james holmes while he was crossing 7th and massachusetts two weeks ago. you saw the news two weeks ago as crews jacked up the bus and freed him. holmes who is 77 years old said he cannot believe it's a bus who landed him in the hospital. >> in 35 years -- hit by a bus.

>> holmes has a broken leg. he is currently in rehabilitation and is expected to get back on his feet soon. this morning we're working to see what can be done about a dangerous stretch of road in hyattsville. a pedestrian is in critical condition after being hit on the road. this is the same stretch of road that was the site of a deadly crash involved a church van last week. four people died in that accident. 4:35. police in the district are looking for six suspects a after deadly shooting in the northeast. here's the surveillance video. the shooting happened outside a hotel on tuesday. the suspects and a car were caught on a nearby surveillance camera. 21-year-old kevin walls was killed. police arrested george edward yesterday morning for the murder of reginald perry.

he was shot and killed near the shaw and howard metro station. and there's no word from police on a motive in that kay. it is why a lot of you were stuck in traffic last night. protesters shut down a major intersection in d.c. for nationals trans week of action. the demonstration was right in the middle of the evening rush on 14th street in columbia heights, the goal to bring attention to the crimes and specifically the murder of transgender victims across the country. the most recent, 22-year-old zella ziona. >> we're demanding justice, dignity, and respect. also we want this to stop. >> d.c. police did block the intersection to protect the protesters after several requests and warnings the

organizers and protesters were arrested. a former loudoun county school supervisor said he's seeking treatment for alcohol abuse. in upper marlboro a former teacher could get a 25-year sentence today. the judge found andre brown guilt of having sex in september. he had sex in a boys locker rook at home coming back in 2013. they will question the decision to close the hospital. earlier this month laurel mayor said they'll work dom up with a better plan. more than 100 workers have already been laid off. metro likely to vote on a new leader to address your safety krps.

paul wiedefeld is set to take over as new manager. he has yet to sign a deal but they don't anticipate a problem since they unanimously support wiedefeld. the feds are worried right now about safety. while riders have complained about how unreliable the system is. if you're just joining us, we want to let you know it's a "storm team 4" weather alert. speaking of getting to school, a bizarre story out of va, what police say led up to a car jacker taking a student to school. an outrage after a stra mayor speaks about the syria refugee

two men who stole a car made a detour after they found an 8-year-old in the back seat. they jumped in the car at the post office. >> they asked the boy where he went to school and they dropped him off like it was a red school day. he went to class as his mother and police searched for him. the car was found a few miles away from the school. all right. at least the child is okay. >> i guess so. time for "weather & traffic on the 1s." it's a "storm team 4" weather alert day. tom is following some potential weather. >> yes, indeed. big-time rains coming our way

just in time for the thursday morning commute. this will be a very impactful event. not looking for a threat of high end weather. brief periods could really slow things down here and the heaviest of the rain between 6:00 and 8:00 this morning. so school day forecast. plan on rain at the bus stop, but it is mild outside this morning. temperatures are near 60 now. it will be mid-60s. recess gets an "f." that's one of the changes in the forecast. it may actually continue into the afternoon commute as well. i'll talk about when those raindrops will finally come to an end in a couple manufacture minutes and start talking about the cooldown for the weekend. now to melissa. >> you can see some of the wet roads no matter where you're headed. 95 at prince william parkway. 90 south, we have reports of

debris on the roadway. so right now you could be st. louised down just a bit as they try to remove that from the roadway. wanted to update you on this one. glebe road, a pedestrian struck in a parking lot. 66, don't have any problems there. see you back in ten minutes with a live look at 270. a flight from chicago to europe had to make an emergency landing after a serious turbulence. two flight attendants were hurt. the american airline plane took off to manchester, england. 15 to 20 minutes into the flight they hit the turbulence. the pilot turned around and went back to the airport. the flight attendants are in good condition. the flight was canceled. back to you. the paris attacks takes center stage today. and hue he will get to school after his mom refused to

welcome back at 4:46. if you're way from your tv, take a look at "storm team 4" radar right now. rain is starting to move into our area, and it is going to get really heavy at times. we'll get an update. some new threats after friday's terror attacks in paris. nbc's tracie potts is on the hilg with what we can expectation. good morning. >> good morning.

a number of things that we're following iffer you including latest coming from paris this morning. there are six raids happening in brussels right now and we're also learning this morning that the president is make comments about that vote that's happening here on capitol hill, lawmakers voting in the house today on whether or not to block his plan to allow more syrian refugees into this country. now, it's a house vote, so it's not a final vote. but it is the first big push by congress to push back on that. and our new nbc news survey monkey online poll shows 66% do not want to see additional syrian refugees brought into this country. we'll see what happens with that vote today. getting push back from republicans who say they need a lot more information on the verification process and skepticism from americans who want to make sure the country is kept safe. >> tracie potts from capitol

hill. thank you. a mayor is no longer part of the clinton campaign. this after david roanoke compared the situation to world war ii. he said we should help syrian refugees just as franklin d. roosevelt helped in world war ii. in arlington county, virginia, a different approach. you see on the website weekending refugees. won woman said it's a comforting message. she works at a lebanese restaurant in arlington and still has family living in syria. >> they want to leave. >> yes. everybody want to go out. everybody. if they stay there, they will die. >> more than 60% of washington viewers who responded to our question on facebook, the u.s. should refuse entry to syrian

refugees. this morning a family is trying to raise money for a murdered victim. a woman found a man in the park on saturday. he was stabbed to death. the family wanted to send perez back to el salvador to be buried. the community set up a gofundme page. still no arrests. a violent central american gang has started recruiting again in this country. it's leading to more gang violence. according to court documents. three gang members killed a 22-year-old man in a village. they thought he was connected to a rival gang. the county is actively trying to dismantle these gangs. >> we're about intervention and educate patients and kids in the dangers involved in gangs. >> a prince george's county couple won an interesting case.

they sued because they had a fourth child less than a year after the wife underwent the surgery to pretend her from getting pregnant again. the verdict is meant to compensate the parents for raising the child who has special needs. >> an update to a story you saw first on "news4." kesha biaz wants herston ride on a smaller bus. the school assigned him to a regular bus with kids. after the report the system provided a special need bus and her son has returned to school. coming up on 5:00. >> weather alert day. >> we've been talking about it for a couple of days. the one thing that looks like

it's going to be different is the rain may linger into the afternoon as well. it's stella morning commute issue. there could be showers slowing things down a bit for the second commute of the day. aisle shoal you the timing in just a second. first things first. i've got to get you out the door and into the rain drops. here's the heaviest of the rain in parts of central virginia that's coming northbound. so that's most likely to impact from fredericksburg into southern maryland and the northern neck. here's the heaviest rain from warrenton and charlottesville. here's i-95 through quantico, fredericksburg, stafford. here's the rain. west of beaver dam. that, again s all headed onto the i-95 corridor. still waiting on raindrops, but it's waiting on the western side of the capital beltway. it's raining on 270. this is going to increase in

intensity here over the next little bit. light rain. when you go outside to get the paper, first thing you're going to say, this is november? it's in the 60s and raining. it's going to be a pretty high impact especially this morning but, again, you may need the umbrellas for the second half of the day. weather alert day means more media postings. you can follow me on twitter at chuck bell 4. we'll have updates on air and push alerts through our nbc washington app. here's future weather. 6:15 this morning, moderate rain coming right into the heart of the metro. eases off a bit. might get a little break in the action before, again, more rain chances come in later this f an. here's 1:00. that's the actually weather front. 5:30, 6:00. after that front goes by, things will start to

>> just after georgia avenue hearing about a crash that's blocking two lanes. they're on they ware out there. that's why we don't have too much information out there. 270, you can see the sheen on the roadway, again, you're going to be using the wiper this morning and no doubt the morning commute is going to be affected by all of the rain. 95 southbound at lorton, we do have debris here. as we zoom in, bottom of presence george's county, looking good. we still have that accident on

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we continue to follow breaking news in alexandria while you were sleeping and this is a triple megan mcgrath will have more. take look at all that green. rain moving our way. chuck bell will let you know how much coming up in the headlines. >> whatever indiscretions you have done, they're all recoverable. >> a father is pleading his son stop running from police and come home. his disappearance prompted the cancellation of classes through thanksgiving break. his parents called police after they believe he took a rifle sunday night. they tracked him to a walmart where he's seen on surveillance

buying bullets. yesterday his father asked him to come home. >> there's no reason not to come home. please come home and show yourself. >> we're going to support him and it's all okay. >> there's been no activity on his home since monday morning. classes will resume november 30th. it is 4:58. a judge in chicago could decide to release video the moment a police officer shot and killed a black teenager. detectives say the teen had a knife. police refused to release foot alk of an october 14th shooting but the judge's decision could force them to hand it over to journalists. . the teen's mother doesn't want it released saying it could bring on violence. terry nichols wants his guns back. he said the guns seized wither not used to help them think mcvai in the oklahoma bombing. the feds want to destroy the

guns and give mcnicholls credit. it gould toward $14.5 million he owes in restitution. it would make it illegal to use e-cigarettes in all places where regular cigarettes are banned. the exemption would be the mgm casino in the harbor that opens next summer. if approved that ban would go into effect next year. uber is going to bring flu shots to you today if you'd like. this is happening between 11:00 and 3:00 p.m. uber health is offering a well net pack for $10 that includes tissues, water bottles, and hand sanitizer. with that pacquiao get a flu vaccine by a registered nurse. you can get up to ten people for

ten. >> uber health getting into all sorts of arenas. a new york mom is getting into the importance of maternity and paternity leave. her son died at a die care several months ago. investigator s are not sure why. she talked about how she felt she had to leave him too soon. she said more parental leave would be good for the economy. >> i think as a society we should be encouraging women to stay in the work force, not doing everything we can to make it nearly impossible to. we need children. >> many have increased parental leave. d.c. is in the process of trying to expand its paid leave policies. good morning,