we start with the mad dashes for deals. shoppers online and in stores are on the hunt. some going since yesterday after they finished that meal. >> we feel for you. we know you're in dire need of coffee now. molette green is in the middle of the shopping rush. first we want to get to chuck bell with what kind of weather bargain hunters can expect. chuck. >> good morning. good morning, everybody. you made it through thanksgiving. you're out of your food coma. time to get outside and enjoy the day today. another day filled with sunshine, getting up close to 70 degrees. next real concern in the weather department shows up on sunday with rain chances which may slow down your sunday travel. detailing that in a couple minutes. upper 30s, low 40s. the next 24 hours, cool, near 40 this morning. still in the upper 50s at 7:00 tonight. more clouds but a dry start to

your saturday. rain chances the second part of the weekend. for now, kim mccormack in first 4 traffic. we have a small problem in montgomery county, mid county highway at shady grove road. you need to be careful. police are on the scene. it will slow things down for you. fortunately there's not a whole lot of traffic out there. what delays are going to be there are very, very light. want to remind everybody that vre is operating on an "s" schedule today. you will not find things moving along as rapidly as they usually do. maybe you saw these incredible pictures on our facebook page yesterday. a man jumped the white house fence. now facing charges. >> we were watching this unfold in the newsroom. the white house was on lockdown for several hours yesterday as joseph caputo jumped the newly upgraded fence wearing an american flag. president obama and his family were inside for the holiday. megan fitzgerald has more on caputo.

>> reporter: cell phones were out and rolling moments after joseph caputo managed to scale the white house fence. >> many people were taking pictures. >> reporter: many of those pictures show the man wearing gloves, draped in the american flag with a binder in his mouth. sources close to the investigation say caputo took a few steps on the north lawn before being met by secret service agents who carried him away. his family members confirm that this is a picture of him standing in front of the white house just three days ago. today he ended up on the other side. >> whew. he was climbing like crazy. >> reporter: we've seen several people jump the fence in the last few years, this is the first time it happened since the spikes were installed over the summer. >> any time someone successfully jumps the fence, no question there's a level of danger. >> reporter: more than three miles away, secret service agents investigated a ford taurus with connecticut tags and the words caput on the license. law enforcement sources tell

news 4 the vehicle belongs to caputo. the white house was locked down for several hours and secret service officials are investigating yet again how a man made it to the other side. those new sharp metal spikes that you were told about, those were added to the top of the fence in june after an army veteran pled guilty to scaling the fence with a knife last yeayea year. eleanor holmes for then told news 4 that after members were briefed and shown the spikes and assured they would work, i'm flabbergastered that almost immediately it didn't. norton wants the secret service to brief her next week on what happened. the news 4 iteam has reported extensively on the changes. the spikes are just a temporary measure. the secret service is still debating a permanent solution, which could include a curved fence or building a second one.

developing this morning. new protests in chicago designed to shut down black friday shopping. we have new video that might be disturbing to some of you. it shows angles from police dash cam of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald before a police officer shot and killed him. in the video, you can see the officer drive through the parking lot as he chases mcdonald down. after mcdonald was shot no officer sees if he's okay. there's no audio, so we don't know exactly what police are saying. >> in my experience, i never had a case with an audio recording. >> today protesters are marching on one of the busiest streets in chicago. everyone is out for black friday. the protesters calling for the police superintendent and the state's attorney to resign. >> a different protest in d.c. today that you may see while out

shopping. demonstrators are demanding a living wage from walmart. they are asking for regular schedules and $15 an hour. they say having neither makes it hard to buy food for their families. today's protest is happening at 9:00 at the walmart on h street. >> for some it started last night, but today is officially black friday. it's called the super bowl of shopping. it is a big deal. many line up, some even camp out for the big sales. this morning new 4's molette green is braving the crowds. she's not shopping, don't think you are. you're talking to shoppers, right? >> i lost my earrings just a few minutes ago, so there may be some shopping involved before the day is out. we're live outside the westville montgomery mall. people are coming and going, but no big crowds just yet. one store manager told me it was really crowded around midnight. and a shopper i spoke with 30

minutes ago said she is really looking to save big. >> macy's. waiting for victoria's secret at 6:00 a.m. i have all my coupons ready. maybe radioshack. i don't know. for the past three years i've done it. i think the longest i've waited is two hours. >> the mall opens around 6:00 a.m. the doors are open so people can come in now and look around and check things out. many people that i talked to this morning, they have been here all night. they have gone home now with their shopping packages. it appears there are some big deals. when i went in to look around, of course for my assignment

today there were some 50% off, 60% off sale signs in the merchant windows. that's the latest outside the westville montgomery mall. >> black friday not going so well in louisville, kentucky. we're getting in video of shoppers misbehaving. a brawl in the food court. look at the mob watching and trying to see what's going on. police broke it up. not sure what started the whole thing. it also came to blows at a mall in florence, kentucky. a bunch of guys shoving and pushing a little too close to that rail, if you ask me. was it that good of a deal? just unclear at this point. back to you. >> have to show you this. scary moments outside a louisiana mall. we'll tell you what caused a lockdown and shoppers to run away. and what d.c. says the environmental protection agency

got wrong about e. coli in the region's water system. >> chuck bell has a look at your travel forecast if you're travel forecast if you're planning on

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as we've been telling you, while many stores opened hours ago, many decided to opt out of the black friday madness. about a month ago many retailers said doors will be shut today. the aim was to encourage a lot of you to #optoutside and enjoy the outdoors. many national and state parks are offering special deals. many offering free entry today. just to encourage you to get out. what a perfect day to do so. >> absolutely. rei was one of those stores that launched a huge twitter campaign in an effort to get people outside. today might be a great day to do that. chuck bell is standing by with the many reasons why that's

true. >> yes, indeed. if you're not stuck at work, it will be a great day to be outside. skies mostly clear. a little bit of fog trying to form not as much over the urban centers. 39 in gaithersburg. 29 in college park. dry roads and sun glasses if you're sticking local. i-95, 81 and 70 all rain-free within about 200 miles of washington. no major airport delays at this point in time. that's welcomed news. check it out on the big board. you can see the delays. not that much of a problem. driving today, temperatures near 40 this morning. near 65 by later this afternoon. there we go. finally, there's the big board. all little green airplanes. no big airline delays currently. check of that seven-day forecast which looks into what could be a rainy finish to the weekend. that's in ten minutes. traffic time. >> we have some problems in montgomery county. shady grove road and mid county highway, you can't actually see

the crash but you can see the reflection of the police lights in the intersection there. if you are traveling inbound from prince george's county on pennsylvania avenue, there's a slowdown before you get to the d.c. line, no significant issues. making your way on 270 all the way down towards the beltway, things moving along nicely, 27-minute ride from frederick all the way down. find out all the traffic information on the eights. snow not in our forecast around here, it could reach the 70s closer to home. why should you be worried about snow, sleet and flooding in other parts of the country? if you're traveling, you'll want to know. >> in colorado, black friday shopp

right now we're taking a live look at shady grove and mid county highway. a little police activity there. at least the weather will not hold you up, unlike millions who are facing a messy journey back home for the holidays. we'll keep monitoring this. not sure if this is a crash that happened there. we'll take a closer look at this and get back to you about what that is. a dangerous mix of snow, sleet and flooding is hitting several states this morning. gusty winds tore through an open market yesterday. 11 people were hurt. 20 inches of snow have fallen in parts of california and almost a foot in oregon. all making for a messy journey home for many after the holiday celebration. heavy rain and snow will now head east bringing potential flooding from the great lakes to texas. at the live desk we want to take to you paris to a memorial

service to remember the victims of the terror attacks two weeks ago. this is a live picture now. the names of the 130 victims will be read allowed. the music being played now. the victims families and survivors are at the service. president hollande just spoke and promised to destroy the army of fanatics who responsible of the attacks. that may be too little too late for some because they say french authorities could have done more to protect them. vladimir putin says russia will continue helping the u.s. in its fight against isis. in a meeting with french president francois hollande yesterday, putin said the only thing that could jeopardize russia's cooperation in syria is another incident like tuesday's. turkey shot down a russian fighter jet and has refused to apologize saying that jet violated its airspace.

officials in belgium this morning lowered the terror threat level for the first time in days. it's a step below the maximum alert but that doesn't rule out a serious risk for an attack. on thursday, police conducted three new raids outside brussels. they are hunting for europe's most wanted man. they say salah abdeslam is part of a larger terror cell and could be planning more attacks. here at home we know the name of the man who was killed in landover. prince george's county police say somebody shot quecellus davis on bell haven drive. he was from forrestville and was 23 years old. police have not arrested anybody yesterday. they are offering a $25,000 reward. an update to a story out of baltimore. a 17-year-old stabbed at a classroom at renaissance academy high school this week. police charged a 17-year-old with attempted murder in that case. they're working to find out why the attack happened.

one person shot outside a louisiana mall last night. the victim expected to survive. police said it was a fight between two people, and it had not to do with holiday shopping. both the victim and the suspect fled the scene after the shooting. police later learned the victim was in the hospital and the shooter still on the run this morning. so if you do your food shopping at costco, listen to this. a california farm recalling a vegetable mix that may be the source of e. coli in costco chicken salad. 19 people have fallen ill after eating the salad. taylor farms pacific is recalling a mix of diced cellry and onion used in the salad. the salad was also sold at target and starbucks. d.c. water taking on a major federal agency, the epa. d.c. water says the agency did not add up numbers right when it tested for e. coli in the city's water that testing could lead to

new upgrades that could cost as much as $1 billion. that's according to the "washington post." d.c. water says spikes in e. coli levels can happen at its treatment plant but are not representative. that agency is suing the epa. if you think black friday shoppers can be cold, not seen anything yet. >> not only did some bargain hunters wade in 9 degree weather in colorado, somebody came out just to heckle them. >> what are your families thinking right now. >> we're crazy. >> i have a message here from your families, the turkey was delicious. who is hungry right now? because i have this corn bread here in my pocket. >> are you serious? 9 degrees outside. some people looked sad, but they did cheer when, of course, they were allowed to enter the stores and make purchases. we hope all these people are

hopefully sound asleep. >> just to take the time out there and wave cornbread in peoples faces. at least locally some folks could wait in decent weather. >> it's absolutely gorgeous the past couple of days. today probably even better. chuck bell is standing by with your forecast. >> i always wondered what the grinch did when it wasn't christmas season that guy out there bullhorn and all. you got to like that. outside for us, if you don't heckle anybody who is outside, just say happy day after thanksgiving to them and appreciate the fact you have such a fine day to be out there. not much fog in and around the city. a few pockets of lower visibility out across frederick county. if you're headed out to the leesburg outlets or queens town, a little fog out there. be on the lookout for that. here's what the skies will look like today from our sky cast 4. this is the latest thinking.

it's going to be great day. won't be that crisp blue sky a milky white color, but no chance for rain. and on the mild side. rain chances increase as we get into the weekend. most likely time for rain appears to be on sunday morning. right now temperatures are in the upper 30s, low 40s, on your way out the door this morning, doing a little shopping, expect a quick rise in temperatures from the upper 30s and low 40s up to near 60 by 10:00 a.m. highs today, mid to upper 60s. it will be a fine day to be outside. here's your seven-day forecast. mild and sunny and delightful today. tomorrow, there is a chance for a couple sprinkles primarily late in the day tomorrow and into the early parts of the day sunday. cloudy weather continues into next week with rain chances. by far the nicest 24 hours are the next 24 hours. detail how hard we think that rain will be coming in a few

minutes. now traffic time. >> we have problems in gaithersburg, shady grove road and mid county highway. we had a good shot of this earlier, they changed the camera angle. you still can see police lights reflected in the area. we have lanes closed on shady grove approaching mid county highway. traveling around the beltway, things are quiet for you all the way around. no issues so far. that's good especially if you are one of the unfortunate ones that has to get up and go to work. just be careful as you head out on the roads, everything is moving along nicely, especially in the district. d.c., 295, i-95, so far no reports of issues. inbound and outbuound new york avenue, nice and quiet. zoo lights is back. you can see the light display at the national zoo tonight starting at 5:00. if you have not heard about this, the zoo hangs hundreds of thousands of christmas lights every year. then you get to walk through and enjoy them all.

maybe sip some hot chocolate. you can check out zoo lights until the day after new years. you have some time. black friday, it is here. shoppers will be out in full force today. >> in search of those big deals, of course. more than 100 million americans are expected to shop this weekend. nbc's jay gray joins us this morning from the country's biggest mall. i sent you an itemized list, store location, prices so you don't get it wrong. you know exactly what i want. >> i know, erika, but there's only 24 hours in this black friday. i don't know if i can get through that whole list that you sent in with all the deals. you talk about deals, a lot of places, 50% off the entire store. if you get out early there are some deals to be had. shopping heaven, mall of america. it is crowded at times. the crowds and bargains only expected to grow throughout the day here.

>> the rush began before the turkey was even cold. >> we're starting early this time. might as well, you know? early bird specials. >> reporter: now as thanksgiving gives way to black friday, analysts say the crowds and bargains will be bigger. >> about 55% of consumers will be out shopping on black friday. that's because 40% of consumers feel they can get the best discounts at that time. >> reporter: many looking to save on high-dollar holiday gifts. >> like appliances, television, all the electronics, even big ticketed high-end designer accessories like handbags and shoes. >> reporter: when they do find what they're looking for, data from s.a.s. shows 29% of shoppers will spend more this year than last year. that surge driven by 18-year-old to 29-year-old millennials, many making their purchases in person and online. >> we're seeing a great response to online offers. he would feel like we're off to

a great start online. >> reporter: the start to another mad dash for deals, which, for many, has become a holiday tradition. that's what we're seeing, a lot of families showing up, even in the overnight and early morning hours, it's become a bit of a tradition after thanksgiving. if early results are any indication, those families not only shopping but actually spending money. david, i'd love to keep talking, but i have to get back to work. i have to find all those gift for erika. >> don't lose focus! >> get going. we'll see you. 5:27 now. rain is in the four things you'll want to know about your forecast today. chuck bell is timing it out. we'll check in with him at 5:31. >> donald trump under fire yet again. this time for attacking a journalist with a disability. now trump is the one demanding

. looking at the stories making headlines sno s now. activists protesting the shooting of a black teen by a white chicago police officer are planning to protest. >> the white house was on lockdown for several hours yesterday after police officers say joseph caputo jumped the newly upgraded fence. and isn't this a talker? the weather and how warm it will

be today. chuck bell breaking down the four things to know about the forecast. chuck. >> good morning to both of you. good morning, everybody. hope you had a great happy thanksgiving day yesterday. a day to get outside and enjoy it. work off some of those calories that we packed on yesterday. four things you should know about the weather today. fabulous are the three best ways to describe your friday. staying mild into the beginning of the weekend. rain drops are going to impact your sunday for sure. not much sunshine for most of next week. temperatures in the upper 30s to near 40 degrees. planning out your day, near 60 by noontime. near 70 degrees for a high today. when does the next big change in the weather saturday night into morning. we'll talk more about the timing of the rain drops moving back in. that's coming up in a few more minutes. good morning, kim. >> we have a brand-new crash in waldorf, northbound 301 at route 228. northbound lanes of 301 will be

blocked. follow police direction to get around. we still have the crash in gaithersburg, shady grove roaded a mid county highway. make sure you follow direction to get around the area. right now looking at things on the woodrow wilson bridge. that is the inner loop of the beltway. amateur video new into our newsroom. it claims to show russia bombing villages in syria right next to the turkish border. one video captured what is said to be a russian warplane dropping cluster bombses over a village. other clips show what is said to be air strikes near the turkish border. the footage also shows people running. you don't see it here, but shows people running in a panic and ca cars driving away. another video supposedly shows members of the syrian civil

defense team running to put out a fire. so just a lot of chaos there. if confirmed, though, as a russian attack, it would be one of moscow's closest air strikes to turkish territory. nbc news, by the way, has not independently verified the video. this morning we're hearing from members of the california band eagles of death metal. they're opening up about the paris terror attacks in a new interview. the group was performing at the bataclan. and were about an hour into the show when terrorists stormed the concert hall. they sat down for an exclusive interview with the founder of vice. take a listen. >> people started dropping to the ground, injuries, death. and then also running -- there's nowhere to go. so they basically ran into me, towards me, and jumped down below my console. i was still standing up. i can see the gunmen. he looked right at me. he shot at me and he missed.

>> that's a powerful interview. you can watch it in its entirety on vice.com. two siblings are back home after they disappeared five days ago. somebody find james ward and rosa thomas sleeping inside their jeep in pennsylvania. that's about 250 miles away from their home in landover. they went missing monday afternoon, and police were concerned that thomas didn't have her medication. we still don't know why the siblings drove out of state, but police say they're doing okay. a tradition at ohio state university is ending after a student broke his neck and died. want to show you video from the annual jump into mirror lake it happens every year before ohio state plays michigan. this year things went horribly wrong after student had to be pulled from that water. he was taken to a nearby hospital where he died. it happened at a rally in south carolina. it looks as if presidential candidate donald trump is mocking a reporter's disability.

but now trump is the one demanding an apology. >> reporter: donald trump under fire today for seemingly mocking a reporter's physical disability. >> oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember! >> reporter: the reporter, serge kovaleski works for the "new york times" and has a congenital joint condition. trump was referring a 2001 story written by kovaleski after september 11th which said authorities detained and questioned a number of people allegedly seen celebrating the attacks. >> the poor guy, oh, i don't know what i said. i don't remember! he's going like, i don't remember! maybe that's what i said. >> reporter: this week kovaleski said the article does not back up trump's widely debunked claim that thousands of new jersey muslims cheered 9/11. trump's tirade triggering a twitter backlash. a new low, disqualifying. the "new york times" writing we're outraged that he would ridicule the physical appearance

of one of our reporters. critics argue trump crossed a line. others wonder whether for him a line still exists. >> he still has a hard-core base at this point. to date he's said nothing that's offensive. >> reporter: trump, demanding an apology, is now taking aim at the times and the reporter. he should stop using his disability to grandstand and get back to a paper that's rapidly going down the tubes. adding in a statement, if mr. kovaleski is handicapped, i would not know because i do not know what he looks like. advocate for peoples with disabilities are not pleased. quote, it sun acceptable for a child to mock another child's disability on the playground, never mind a presidential candidate mocking someone's disability. kovaleski says it doesn't surprise him that trump would do something this low rent given his track record. black friday is here. if you're hoping to snag a deal at kmart in silver spring today,

you may be disappointed. shoppers came face-to-face with this notice yesterday saying the store was closed due to technical difficulties. the manager telling us the store lost its internet connection yesterday afternoon, so the registers had to be shut down. the store is waiting for a technical team to arrive to fix the problem, but no word on when that will be corrected. today is the big day for shoppers. folks are lining up for the deals and some folks even camped out for it. we want to go to molette green who is braving the crowds. we know this is a hard assignment for you, molette. she's talking to shoppers as they head in to tear it up this morning. molette? >> no big crowds. the floor sweeper guy just came through seconds ago. but the crowds are coming. people are coming. check out these ladies, they're waiting on the victoria's secret store to open up. some ladies i talked to had

their coupons in hand for that particular store, which opens the -- the whole mall opens at 6:00 this morning. everybody is going to unlock their doors. people are coming and going but not like the rush we saw last night at the national harbor at tanger outlets. it was much busier. i have seen 50% off, 60% off, some 30% and 40% off sale signs in the windows. that's what people are looking for, to save money and get a deal this black friday. not quite busy yet but getting there. folks are starting to arrive and waiting for their favorite stores to open. back to you. >> thank you. why a blimp headed to the macy's day parade didn't make it far. major outlets accused of deceptive pricing. we are outing the outlets before

you do your holiday shopping. take you outside, a beautiful start to this friday. chuck bell is going to be letting us know how we can run off that turkey meat we've been

good morning. welcome back.

5:41 on your friday morning. sun not up until 7:03. skies mostly clear. it's a chilly start. temperatures in the upper 30s, 40 degrees. temperatures jumping today. 50 by 9:00. 60s by 11:00. mid to upper 60s for highs today. nearly perfect weather for anything you want to do today. going out for dinner, movie tonight, temperatures in the 50s and dry. rain drops move in for parts of your weekend. we'll detail when they get here coming up in ten minutes. good morning, we still have that trash in waldorf on northbound 301. northbound lanes shut down near billingsley road, sort of close to 228. be careful heading through that. you cannot see the police flashing lights anymore, but the crash is still reported, mid county highway eastbound at shady grove road. you have to stay to the left to get by. traveling inbound on 66, things are quiet from the fairfax county parkway to the beltway. nothing in your way to slow you down. make sure as you leave the house

to turn on the radio to get your traffic updates on the eights. a blimp that was supposed to fly over the macy's thanksgiving day mar raid never made it there. instead the manhattan institute blimp had to make an emergency landing at a baseball field. the pilot said the blimp was running out of fuel and was being blown around by high winds. he was able to safely land behind a school. good news, nobody was hurt in this. a local woman scammed after signing up to be a mystery shopper. how to spot the fraud before getting lured in by the deals. then the specific thing retailers are using inside your

good morning, everybody. off to a chilly start. don't you worry, we have tons of sunshine coming our way, even flirting with 70.

there are rain drops in your weekend forecast. more about that at 5:51. we have some problems in the area, for the most part things are fairly quiet. we'll talk about that coming up. this morning we're learning about a man who jumped the white house fence. >> the who's was on several hours yesterday after joseph caputo jumped the newly upgraded fence. he was wearing an american flag. president obama and his family were inside for the holiday. megan fitzgerald has more on caputo who is now facing criminal charges. >> reporter: cell phones were out and rolling moments after joseph caputo managed to scale the white house fence. >> many people were taking pictures. >> reporter: many of those pictures show the man wearing gloves, draped in the american flag with a binder in his mouth. sources close to the investigation say caputo took a few steps on the north lawn before being met by secret service agents who carried him away. his family members confirm that this is a picture of him

standing in front of the white house just three days ago. today he ended up on the other side. >> whew. he was climbing like crazy. >> reporter: we've seen several people jump the fence in the last few years, this is the first time it happened since the spikes were installed over the summer. >> any time someone successfully jumps the fence, no question there's a level of danger. >> reporter: more than three miles away, secret service agents investigated a ford taurus with connecticut tags and the words caput on the license. law enforcement sources tell news 4 the vehicle belongs to caputo. the white house was locked down for several hours and secret service officials are investigating yet again how a man made it to the other side. those new sharp metal spikes were added to the top of the fence in june after an army veteran pled guilty to scaling the fence with a folded pocket

knife last year. a warning from police if you're shopping this year. someone is pretending to work for walmart scammed a woman. that person pretended to be a mystery shopper and sent her a fake check. then got her bank account information when she tried to deposit it. she lost more than $1,500 according to police. vanderbilt university saying gifts given to children are often not age appropriate. >> and that toys that easily pass through a toilet paper roll are too small for young children. kids under 3 with choke on small parts. always look for broken parts, chipped paint and sharp edges. >> crayons, paints and art supplies should be labeled as nontoxic. some good warnings there as you do that black friday shopping. >> you may be planning a trip to the outlet stores to shop, but are you really saving as much as

you think? this morning we explain what landed some popular outlet retailers in court. people shop outlet stores for one reason. >> save money. >> it's cheaper. >> you get more for your money. >> reporter: consumers say they save big. >> i think i get a bigger deal. when you go through the outlet you can almost save 50% off. >> reporter: not everybody is sold on the hype. >> don't believe the price tags. >> reporter: this class action lawyer has filed lawsuits against seven major outlet retailers. the lawsuit accuses kors, nordstrom rack, columbia, guess, levis and joseph a. bank of fraud, displaying deceptive pricing. >> they made up this compare at price. >> reporter: the price tags look like this. a compare at or manufacturer's suggested retail price followed bay substantial savings, but since the item may have never sold at a retail store and made

specifically to be sold at the outlet, consumers think they're getting a better deal than they are. >> people get excited about the discounts they get. these manufacturers and these retailers understand that well. so the bigger the discount you think you're getting, the more likely you are to buy things. >> reporter: in court documents retailers have denied the allegations against them. so we reached out. most said they would not talk about pending litigation. nordstrom tells us the allegations have no merit. the retailer admits that it manufacturers products doing sold only at nordstrom rack, but told new 4 that items offered for sale at nordstrom rack with compare prices are not lesser quality versions of lidge nall items. michael kors initially denied the allegations and later settled, agreeing to pay $5 million, but without admitting wrongdoing. >> in our settlement with michael kors, it no longer says msrp with the line strike

through it. they eliminated that and moved to a much more clear model. >> reporter: as part of the agreement, michael kors has agreed to replace the msrp with the word value. >> knowledge is the greatest weapon. the more consumers have this knowledge the better they can equip themselves to shop in a responsible way. >> the more you know, shop smart out there. >> it's interesting to see the stores that are opting out this year because they want people to go outside. it's almost as if they knew it was going to be an outdoor day. >> it's an opt out kind of day here. friends in the middle of the country may be opting in. there's a whole lot of cold, snow and ice. friends and neighbors from omaha to denver, a snowy and sleet-filled thanksgiving yesterday. and that cooler air is inchi ii in our direction. i do mean inching. enjoy the dryness while we have it. 36 in leesburg.

32 in culpeper. 43 in washington and annapolis and gaithersburg. it will be a fantastic day to be outside. cool start this morning. all sunshine all the time this afternoon. just a couple high, thin clouds from time to time. not enough to interfere with the warmup. mid to upper 60s. the next change in the weather when we go from nice, mild and dry over to cooler and rainy. 8:00 saturday night. that's when the change starts to come in. on future weather, 2:00 tomorrow afternoon. no worries today. tomorrow, clouds moving in. mostly cloudy tomorrow, mild ahead of the rain chances. by 5:00, sprinkles and showers in northern maryland, panhandle of west virginia. 8:00 tomorrow night. there comes that rain chance into the metro. if you're going out tomorrow night, you will need the umbrella. this is not a complete washout, but the rain moves in saturday evening and lingers into the front half of your sunday. so the weather slowdowns on

sunday could be a little bit more substantial. today 68 and sunny. tomorrow, 67. showers likely for much of the day on sunday. then not much in the way of sunshine. probably late next week. enjoy the sunshine while we have it. over to traffic with kim. >> thank you very much. we are just about wrapped up at that crash in montgomery county, shady grove road and mid county highway. one remaining car there. in waldorf, crash at 301 near 228. follow police direction to get around the area. look at the american legion bridge, all that traffic headed away is on the outer loop headed down into virginia. that means headlights headed towards you are the inner loop. everything is quiet. this is a good shot of how things are looking around the beltway. >> good morning, i'm landon dowdy. if you're heading out to shop today, don't forget your phone.

it's a valuable tool for retailers who can learn more about what products you like. more people are signing on to google's ad technology which uses web searches and google maps and allows retailers to figure out which search terms, ads ads are driving you to get off the couch and into stores. the downtown holiday market is celebrating its opening day of shopping. the market is on the "s" street walk in front of the smithsonian. more than 150 artists will take part from now until december 23rd. 60 booths will be open every day. the 46th d.c. turkey bowl is in the books. number one, h.d. woodson high school is celebrating a championship today. the team beat wilson high school in the annual game.

>> yes, they did. a lot of city leaders were there including mayor muriel bowser and former mayor vincent gray. it's their third straight turkey bowl win. we just mentioned that downtown market that will be open from noon to 8:00, we'll have more on that as the newscast continues. speaking of the turkey bowl, ma some great pictures to see some of those. a recycling center in hyattsville doing something anti-black friday. they hope lots of people come together to make gifts instead of buying them. there are sales there, too, starting at 11:00. they'll have events to teach you how to use recycled materials to make your own gifts. as we come up at 5:57 now

much more ahead on news 4 today. >> it's black friday, and this is what shoppers tell me they're looking for. this particular mall just minutes away from opening. i'm molette green, a live repor

talking about the white house fence jumper. if you saw these images yesterday on our facebook page and on twitter it was really lighting up social media. we have more on who this man is and where he was caught. megan fitzgerald has that for you in a bit. >> black friday, of course, it is today. some of us think it may have started several hours ago. a lot of stores have been opening on thanksgiving. we'll check in with molette green. i think she's on assignment. perhaps doing a little shopping. we'll check in with her in a moment. first a day to be outside for sure. chuck? >> it is a great day to be outside. skies are clear over the nation's capital. there are areas of fog.

in some of the rural areas, mile and a half visibility in leesburg. half mile in easton, maryland. look out for some areas of fog first thing this morning. that won't last long after we get the sun up. get out and enjoy it. upper 60s, near 70 today. great weather for getting out and enjoying it. maybe some showers to worry about by the second half of the weekend. temperatures are in the upper 30s, low 40s. 24-hour focus try and mild for now. near 40 this morning. 7:00 tonight, nice and dry. mid to upper 50s. starting out tomorrow, a lot of clouds, temperatures near 50 degrees. that 24 hours, rain chances come in. more about that and your travel forecast coming up. traffic time with kim. >> thank you very much. the biggest problem right now is going to be in charles county, in waldorf. you have the northbound lanes of route 301 closed just before billingsley road, ion