your weather headlines. what's going on, chuck? >> that mild november pattern we've been enjoying is getting ready to come to a crashing end as temperatures will be dropping some 20 degrees or more over the course of the weekend. so it's going to be a chilly one for sure. temperatures will be dropping only into the upper 30s and low 40s by later on today. for some reason my computer is not wanting -- it just wanted me to go ahead and try to move. it will be bone dry today after a soggy day yesterday. a cold pattern returning and western maryland might see a snowflake or two. our weather impact will be nice and low and breezy on the cool side. we're mostly in the 40s and 50s. generally speaking, up into the mid-50s for highs today. chilly, 45, high school football tonight and 30s by tomorrow morning. how cold the weather will be in ten minutes. slow on 270. 109 is where we have a report of an accident we have a report

that one lane is blocked. taking a live look, it doesn't seem to be too terrible at least right now. single tracking. 66 is oklahoma. no problems on 95. same thing when you're looking at prince george's county. no actual incidents. starting to get the typical slowdowns. it's 6:00 a.m. after all. i'll see you shortly for travel time. we're following breaking news out of mali where there's a hostage situation at@a hotel. we're getting new information. an army commander said 20 hostages were let go 20 minutes ago. that means still 150 people are being held hostage by gunmen at the radisson blu hotel right now. guests and employees. gunmen stormed the hotel, throwing grenades. no words on whether americans

are inside of the hotel. but here is a tweet from the u.s. embassy in mali on high a ale alert, of course. it says u.s. embassy staff has been asked to shelter and place americans. all should shelter in place. the hotel attack in mali is a fluid situation and we'll get the news to you as we get it in. >> thank you, kristin. it's 6:02. it's been one week ago today since the devastating terror attacks in france. french prosecutors said a third person was killed in a raid on thursday along with a suspected mastermind of the attack and his cousin in addition to the three who died. eight people were detained. because of french law, they're now entering their last day in custody. if police don't charge them with anything, two new people are in police custody right now. you can see the police taking in the mother and brother of the woman who died in that raid.

she was abdelhamid abuaaoud's cousin and police say she blew herself up. >> isis took credit for that and today muslims in d.c. will stand together against isis. they'll transport people by bus start ing starting at 3:00 this afternoon. he supports a mandatory data base to track muslims in the united states. >> i would certainly implement that. absolutely. >> specifically how do you get them registered? >> it would be just good management. what you have to do is good management procedures. and we can do that. >> now, another controversy reaction this time from fellow candidate dr. ben carson. he suggested concerns about

syrian refugees in the u.s. are compared to parents' concerns about a rabid dog. inmar guandique was convicted of chandra levy's murder in 2010. police found her remains in a park after her death in 2001. the defense is now challenging guandique's conviction. they argue there's no physical connection linking him to levy's death. the retrial is expected to begin in march. a man who landed a gyrocopter outside of the u.s. capitol will make a plea in federal court today. douglas hughes' lawyer said he did it to call to attention how rich people and corporations influence politics. he could fac up to three years in prison. hughes will ask the judge to allow him to participate in a

democracy spring march before sentencing. there's a hearing over a debunked article. there was an article about jackie who said she was gang raped at the university of georgia. police found no evidence to support her claim. lawyers say the woman is not cooperating na their 7.5 defamation lawsuit and they want a judge to force jackie to hand over documents she sent to the magazine. this is according to the "richmond times-dispatch." "rolling stone" recalled the article. police say an officer fired one shot in self-defense. the man was hit in the chest and died. today we expect an update on gun restrictions in the district. a federal appeals court will consider whether a person has to state a good reason in order to obtain a concealed carry permit.

this is -- this comes as a new poll finds the district almost equally split over a citywide ban on gun ownership. 51% of respondents tell the "washington post" they want it reinstated. 47% said they did not. the supreme court ruled the ban unconstitutional joom unconstitutional. 6:06. they're endorsed the concept here. megan, these changes could cost drivers a lot more money, right? >> reporter: yeah, it really could. we're talking hundreds of dollars a month depending upon your commute and how long you're on i-66 inside that stretch or beltway. take a live look. we're seeing an increase in volume since we last spoke to you about an hour or so ago and it's going to get worse especially inside the beltway.

very, very busy corridor in our area. and one of the things that's being looked at is to ease congestion starting these tolls now the arlington county board will impose the tolls on peak days, peak periods, in peak directions. they say there's no room to widen the beltway and tolling is the only way to ease congestion. that could cost folks up to $300 a month. the board approved the measure last night. that means a lot more discussion needs to happen, more study, and also more detail on exactly how these tolls would be imposed, how much they would be, and things like that. so this is early in the game here, but it is a first step. back you do guys in the studio. >> megan mcgrath on the road for us. thank you, megan. all right. the nats want you to celebrate

bryce harper's mvp season today. harper just won the award in a unanimous vote last night. he's the youngest ever to be voted unanimously. he just led the national league in home runs. several other offensive categories. he was in the top two batting average as well. this morning the nats are handing out stickers. . they'll be at the fair gat norris and fair gat west stations. well deserved. the concerns being raised to allow genetic will i modified salmon on store shelves and what you need to know before you serve it up. and right now we have one problem on metro and another at 270 southbound at 109 causing some earlier than normal slowdowns. details on all of that coming up. first we're watching a

developing situation in minneapolis right now where tensions remain high after an office-involved shooting. the arrests made there

things have calmed down in minneapolis in protests over jamar clark's death. you can see there was no

violence. clark was handcuffed when he was shot in the head by police officers who were responding to a domestic dispute this past weekend. the protest had been going on for days now. the police say two people were arrested last night for vandalism. let's check our forecast. we need to get ready for cold weather. we've been spoiled by november. >> chuck, what's the reality. >> 5.5 degrees warmer than average. that changes today. we're back to wind breakers, sunglasses today. back to green lights for this morning, this evening, and even the weekend is looking good. out the door, breezy and temperatures 50 and in the low 50s by the time you're coming home later today. we'll look more into that. for now 270 troubles with melissa. >> we still have a report of a

crash still blocking a lane. right here normal volume coming off of 95. you can see the taillights at the top of the beltway. travel time, 270 south, 95 over to 270 starting to get a bit slow. 66 inbound it's okay. 95 northbound also looking good. see you in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. a dose of winter weather. states waking up to morning snow and how this will impact your weekend plans. plus a developing situation in florida where a threat forces in florida where a threat forces a spirit airlines flight to

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another scare on a flight getting ready for takeoff. it was headed from ft. lauderdale to minneapolis. police say right before takeoff last night a passenger was overheard possibly saying something about a bomb. so the passengers had to get off the plane. canines trained to inspect it, found nothing. they interviewed the two people that were heard. back to you. :16. new details about a secret service officer. lee morris seen here trying to elicit sex from an undercover agent pretejding to be a

14-year-old girl. he had two interactions with underage girls online. he exchanged pictures with them, some while on duty at the white house. prosecutors want him to remain in prison until his trial. jonathan poll lards spend the last 30 years behind bars for selling information to israel. israeli p.m. prime minister benjamin netanyahu praised his release. this morning police will give money for guns residents turn it in. turn it in unloaded and in the truck. the police officer will take the gun and the citizen will receive a gift card for as much as $150 in return. this collection is happening at first baptist church in upper

marlboro. it runs from 9:00 to 1:00 in the afternoon. next month the full d.c. council will vote to expand the body cam for d.c. police. they voted for 120 pa retailer officers to wear these cameras. one thing the bill does, it would ensure the camera footage would be more easily available to the public than mayor bowser proposed last spring. >> what we're happy about is we've been able to balance the goals of transparency and accountability. >> the bill protects privacy in the case of violence and sexual abuse. the cameras could be on the streets by next spring. 6:18. there's a new app students can use to feel safer at the university of maryland. students can download the umd guardian app to get in touch. they say the app is the rave guardian app. to use it, you download the app and you need to have a university of maryland e-mail

address. developing right now, violence in israel took the life of an american teenager. a terrorist attack killing three people including schwartz. it was one of two attacks carried out by palestinians. family and friends are remembering a fallen police officer in california. ricardo galvez was shot and56 killed in his personal car. investigators believe three men that had been arrested were trying to rob galvez. the 29-year-old was also a u.s. marine reservist. later tonight, supporters of legalizing marijuana are holding a 48-hour vigil on the national mall. they want to change federal drug laws. they're pushing for easier access to emergency treatment at concerts and festivals. today's the deadline for volkswagen to have a plan to fix

its emissions cheating software in california. 20,000 of its diesel car owners in the u.s. have agreed to accept compensation. the automaker agreed to present the plan to california's air resources board to recall and repair its vehicles. >> preparing for snow right now, not here. in chicago. take a look. forecasters are predicting anywhere from an imanch to more than 8 edges of snow this morning and continuing through the weekend. this is video. crews are loading up more than 200 salt trucks and emergency vehicles. the heaviest stuff is expected on saturday. snow caused dozens of crashes and rollovers in fargo, north dakota, yesterday. good luck. the holidays are headed to capitol hill. the capitol christmas tree is expected to arrive today. it's a 74-foot spruce. it's on its way from alaska

after a 4,000-mile journey. it will be lit. always beautiful. >> we've had this wafrm weather. you know winter's arriving. chuck bell in the "storm team 4" weather center. how winter is it going to get? >> it's certainly going feel a lot more winter than fall as we get into early next week. the mild weather we've been enjoying is all but gone. 65 degrees in the rain. i took this picture out running with the dog yesterday. a little tiny layer of fog just on the top of the water of the basin there. as i was going over the 14th street bridge, another really cool shot. fog only came up to the bottom of the bridge deck. you can see the trees. there's the pentagon camouflaged behind the fog. a really cool day to be outside. that's going to bring snow into chicago. it gets enough cold air with it

to get it really cold as we head through sunday and monday. no snow for us, but there is a chance for snow in western maryland as we get into saturday night. so what about our weekend? tomorrow, sunny, breezy, good day to get things done outside. it won't be too cold. sunday's another story. quite cold. temperatures only in the mid-40s. clouds around and kind of breezy as well. so don't plan on any warm weather for the weekend like that 65 we had yesterday. so much colder weather coming on in. the most interesting part of future weather is saturday night. here's saturday at 10:15. clouds coming back in. wet snow showers, maybe a coating of snow. far western maryland, petersburg and elkins, west virginia. then we clear out for sunshine. monday morning may likely be the coldest. these are monday morning temperatures. here's the quick peek at the seven-day forecast. kind of not too bad today but much colder weather for the weekend. travel day on wednesday looks

quiet up and dound the eastern seaboard and it looks like warm turkeys. >> good morning. over the top of the beltway, we had a problem outer loop as we're approaching coal ville road. we had an earlier disabled vehicle. looks like you can see here. outer loop at the toll road, we very a report of another crash that has popped up here. wanted to mention that one for you. 270 south at old hundred road. same amount of volume we normally see in this area. 66 okay, 95 northbound here, an accident here. it's a little hard to see behind this traffic here but we do have a bit of a slowdown here at back lit road. we'll have more. >> 6:23. in "news4" your health, police

found kids taking ritalin or similar have suffered a risk. those who shared or sold their meds were almost five times more likely to be bullied. parents need to talk to their kids about never sharing medication. genetically modified salmon will now be sold in the u.s. it will be labeled as genetical genetically engineered. it will have enormous impact on the environmental. despite a possible turkey shortage the virginia farm bureau said the cost of your thanksgiving dinner is down this year. a traditional meal for ten ad t adults should cost just over $44. that's $4.50 a person. that's down 1 $.93.

one bird, $1.18 per pound, down from $1.37 per pound. it will cost more for fresh turkey. >> what does that mean. >> fresh versus frozen. >> people do that? >> yes, all the time. >>'ve only seen frozen and it's just as good in my world. a proposal for a posh lounge has been approved. cargo area next to runwthe runw. it's not free for the stars. fees would be as high as $1,800 per trip. similar facilities are at others. >> we have to set that up for

you so the paparazzi and fans -- >> never had that problem. it's like, you're at the airport again? 6:26. giant pandas are going to stay at the zoo for another five years. >> yay. after an agreement, they'll continue with their breeding efforts. that means any cub born at the national zoo will get to stay until they're 4 years old. >> that's a relief, right? we're worried about that. >> we'll keep bao bao and bei bei for a little while. >> and make some more. >> make some more. 6:26. a disruptive night for some students at howard university following an accident. molette green with new information on some arrests. a daring rescue. how a boater found himself in trouble. a live look at the national harbor right now. temperatures are going to plunge for the weekend.

when you'll see the changes with four things the know at 6:31. breaking news coming in. at least three people are dead in the hostage situation in mali we've been following all morning long. that news coming from a military official. that attack taking place at a radisson blu hotel. more than 100 hostages are being held there right now.

new information on the person who just drove this car into a howard university dorm. molette green is on campus where students are back in the building now. first we're watching a dramatic change in the weather around here. the cool temperatures you're stepping outside to will give way to a blast of cold november weather. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is here with your

four things to know. good morning, chuck. >> we knew it couldn't last. today the bottom will fall out. it will be much cooler tomorrow and downright cold as we head into next week. breezy sunshine coming back into the picture next week. we'll get into the holiday chills. a chance of a snow shower or two in western maryland. here's how our hour-by-hour forecast. 50 at 7:00 a.m. 58 just before noontime. getting chilly. temperatures dropping back down into the mid to upper 40s by the time we get to 6:00, 7:00 this evening. high school football will be windchill indeed. they could be back down into the mid-30s by high school football game tonight. be ready to do some bundling up. >> layers as you're screaming for your team. >> the more screaming you do, you stay a little warmer.

>> 295, we see a slowdown there. here at back lick we have that crash and a little bit of a delay. and chopper at the top of the beltway taking a look at georgia avenue. everything looking just fine. travel time, six minutes. we're lenning new information in the last half hour about a crash on howard university's campus. a driver ran right into a dorm hall. "news4's" molette green live with details on the arrest. molette? >> reporter: eun, yeah. we can now confirm an arrest has been made in this. a university spokesman told me the driver is a howard university student and d.c. police arrested him. we also learned that colalcohol played a factor in a crash that

could have had a serious outcome. the glass entrance is boarded up now, but this was quite a scene last night when that car came crashing through. luckily no injuries in this. and after checking out the structure, the university let the students back inside the dorm. this dorm known as the bethune an ex-. no word on the exact charges that this male student faces this morning but an arrest we can tell you has been made in this case. is the latest live from bryant street, northwest, d.c. back to you in the studio. >> thanks, molette. this morning they'll rally. one group will march from arlington to the white house. the recent court decision blocked boast the historic programs. more protesters will gather at the u.s. supreme court and demand they appeal to the high kortz to overturn the decision. that beginning at 11:30.

a mayor in virginia is responding to criticism over his comments about refugees. he said he didn't mean to offend anyone. some are calling for his res egg nachlgts last week he said he would not seek re-election. that was before he wrote the letter. a new petition shows a growing number of virginians who do not want to accept refugees from syria. democratic governor terry mcauliffe says he thinks the state should accept them. the petition asks him to reconsider and change his stance. it now has 43,000 signatures. we're following the latest this morning in decision 2016.

gop candidate ben carson heading to new hampshire today. he'll file paperwork for the state's primary. today's the last day for candidates to file. they have until 5:00 p.m. and they have do it in person today. a wrongly convicted man will get more than $16 million from the district. donald gates spent 27 years behind bars on false convictions that he raped and killed a georgetown university stumts. they acknowledged they used a discredited fbi analyst and paid informant. d.c. mayor muriel bowser said yesterday the settlement was the right thing to do. the d.c. faith community wants action on homelessness and unemployment. last night they pressed mayor more annual bowser for answers. she supposed closing the d.c. homeless shelter and replacing it with six citywide shelters. they're still working on a timeline.

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this morning we're still work together to gather information on a pedestrian accident. it happened on connecticut and plyers hill road. the victim remains in the hospital in serious condition. he dove right in there. an incredible rescue. a kayaker fell out of his boat while rushing through the rapids in north carolina. a volunteer jump right in, pulled the guy to safety. the kayaker aparnlly broke his

tailbone and two vertebra but says he'll be back in the water in two weeks. >> that's the thing about extreme sports people. nothing's going to stop them. >> i'll watch it on tape any time that you and me. 6:41. i want to get you upto speed on the forecast. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell with what you can expect. hey, chuck. >> good morning. beautiful sky. all the rain and clouds are going away. sunrise about 15 minutes away. what you can expect. get ready to bundle up for friday night. bus stop weather, temperatures in the 40s and 50s on your way out. you' you'll need an extra layer of warmth. only in the low 50s by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. indeed you'll have to have sweater weather. that's what it is for sure. seven-day forecast, talking about thanksgiving travel too.

trouble on 295? >> trouble on 295. they still have that crash. they don't look too atypical. still want to mention that for you. 95 north at backlick, we have thatcrash. travel times, 270 south, top of the beltway, 28 minutes. usually it's 12 without traffic. so allow a little extra time if you're going to go to the outer look. 66 inbound looking good. northbound, no problem. remember to listen to your friends when you hop in the car. >> thanks, melissa. an unpopular plan to start tolling drivers on 66 has a new supporter this morning. the agency now backing the project as long as certain guidelines are followed. new developments in mali where the dealt toll could be climbing as gunmen stormed the hotel and have taken 170 people

we want to update you on breaking news we've been following all morning. a vie legislate hostage situation at a hotel. this is happening in mali in west africa in the capital city of bamako. in the past few minutes mali special forces were able to enter the radisson blue. reuters is reporting that.

three people are dead in the attack. 100 people are still being held hostage. guests and employees. gunmen stormed this hotel with grenades a short time ago. an army commander says about 20 hostages or so were let go. the u.s. embassy in mali is warning right now americans in that area to shelter in place. of course, the "today" show ahead after "news4 today" will have the very latest information. back to you. >> thanks, kristin. now to the latest on the terror attacks in paris. it's been one week since the attack and there are still questions on the investigation. nbc's bill neely has more on the search for the suspects. bill, good morning. >> reporter: yes, good morning, eun, from paris. remember, mali is a former french colony, so news of that hostage-taking situation and what sounds like a massacre in

progress is being watched here very closely. here in paris, yes, it's one week on since the worst massacre in france since world war ii. it's not being marked formally in any way. the authorities here don't want to dignify the isis attack with any kind of formal ceremony. of course, there are still worries about large crowds gatheringogether at one time. indeed, a ceremony that was supposed to happen at the main mosque in paris has, in fact, been canceled but friday is day of prayer for muslims across france, across the world. they'll be plraying for them. they've been quick to say what happened here does not represent islam. they fear backlash. in the rubble a third body has

been found. it has not yet been identified. the hunt goes on for suspects. more raids, more arrests one week on. this crisis isn't over. eun? >> all right. bill neely live in paris this morning. thank you, bill. look for more on bill's report from paris on the "today" show next. here in d.c. the muck limbs will stand together and condemn isis and last week's attacks. there's rally at 3:00 this afternoon. after that american muslims will hold a vigil at the white house at 5:00. a bill to effectively keep syrian refugees out of the u.s. will go to the senate after clearing the house. on the campaign trail yesterday dr. ben carson suggested concerns about the refugees are similar to a parent's concern about mad dogs. >> if there's a rabid dog running around in your

neighborhood, you're probably not going to assume something good about that dog. >> donald trump also with a controversial response. he says he wants to create a mandatory data base to track muck limbs in the united states. ingmar guandique has been served a sentence in the murder of levy's death. both sides will be in court. the retrial is expected to begin in march. there is a hearing today in a lawsuit against "rolling stone" magazine over since debunked article. at the center of the hearing is a form an article about a former student named jackie.

they say the woman is not cooperating in their $7.5 million defamation lawsuit and they want a judge to force jackie to hand over documents she cement to the mag steen. that is according to the "richmond times-dispatch." "rolen stone" later retracted the article. a federal appeals court will determine whether a person has to state a good reason for carrying a concealed weapon permit. 51% want it reinstate. 47% did not. the ban was rule unconstitutional back in 2008. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. facebook has a new option.

it appears when you change your relationship status to single. facebook will also give you the choice to keep photos and videos from your ex's feed. it can go past the point of blocking or unfriending someone. they always say break up is hard to do. >> breaking up is hard to do. >> not anymore. >> you can just unfriend them. >> there has to be a kind ler gentler way to transition. >> drop out. >> not be in your face every day. >> all right. landon, thanks. have a good weekend. >> times it is better to cut all ties. clean bring. >> you are unchecked from the friend list. >> done and done. >> outside, ou weather is getting ready to take a big change toward the colder. it's been really mild around here. how about 65 degrees yesterday. that's well aboir of average high which is onto 56 this time of year right now. but that's getting ready to come

to a cooler end. so far, november, no more than 5.5 degrees on track to be our warmest november since 2001. now, i say that it's cold. saturday night snowflakes are a possibility. if you're traveling today, that's a little alberta clipper. it will bring snow showers. if you have plain changes today, that's because of the alberta clipper. clouds come in after saturday night and by late saturday night into the early morning hours of sunday morning that's wet snow, maybe enough for a coating of snow. so we're not going to get any snow anywhere east of i-81, but that is indicative of how much colder it's going to be around here. seven-day forecast time then, 58 today and breezy. 53 saturday.

only 46 on sunday. big travel day is wednesday. good weather for traveling up the eastern seaboard and it looks like this turkey day will be a mild turkey day. it is a tough day to get around to the beltway. beltway cinching time, melissa. >> you're probably on the beltway. chopper 4 over the outer loop, a disabled vehicle. yo can see the response here on the left. it is still slowing things as you approach that area. outer loop. northbound north capital. report of an accident there and kind of in the same vicinity there. they also have a crash reported there. lease corner road in chantilly at 50 have an accident that's still hanging around there at backlick. it should be cleared soon. no incidences. vacuum and delays. top of the beltway a little slow this morning. slow southbound there and 95 as you're passing 200.

the icc southbound a little slow as well. guys? >> all right, melissa. thank you. it could soon cost you a lot more money. vdot's plan to add toll lanes got a big endorsement. megan? >> this could affect a lot of people who drive on that stretch inside the beltway on i- 66. take a look at our live dash cam. you can see we're starting to see the brunt of rush hour gear up here. ite goes toipg get worse in terms of the congestion in the next hour, hour and a half, especially this stretch of i-66. it can really get quite congested. would you be willing to pay tolls, though, in driving this stretch in order to ease that congestion. the arlington county board endorsed the concept to increase

tolls during peak periods on peak days in peak directions. there's no way to widen the beltway. tolling is the only way to ease congestion. that means some drivers could pay up to $300 a month. they approved the measure in concept the other night. it means a lot more discussion and study is needed, that a lot of details, the details of exactly how this would work would have to be hammered out before anything happens here. some are not in favor of tolls. some don't want to pay in tolls. some worry that tolls on i-66 would force people onto the neighborhood streets and make things more congested there. back to you in the studio. the nats want you to celebrate bryce harper's mvp win. the youngest player to win mvp in major league baseball history. he led the national league in

home runs. several offensive categories this morning. the gnats are handing out i black stickers at farragut north and west. we just learned this morning a third person died in that raid on the paris outskirt this morning. the suspected leader of last week's attack and his cousin both died. a new "washington post" poll shows residents equally split over a d.c.-wide ban on guns. the supreme court ruled the ban unconstitutional. a student drove a car through the dorm hall on campus. alcohol was involved in the crash. no one was hurt. there is a hostage situational a hotel in mali right now. with i don't know if any

americans are in the building. special forces entered the hotel. chilly and cold over the weekend. by sunday we'll only be in the 40s and down into the 20s monday morning. chopper 4 at georgetown pike, a little bit slow because of disabled vehicle and the capitol, a report of a crash there too. >> thank you, melissa. that's the broadcast. we appreciate you waking up with us. the "today" show will

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good morning. breaking right now, hostage situation. gunmen storm a popular western hotel in the african country of mali capturing at least 150 people inside the radisson. several people killed amid gunfire and explosions. a crisis still unfolding at this hour. new lead. overnight a third body found in the french apartment where the suspected mastermind of the paris attacks was killed, and chilling video now showing the moment a female jawedist blew herself up. just ahead, isis issuing new threats against the white house, and the fbi reveals it's tracking dozens of people who could be inspired to carry out attacks right here in the u.s. and