♪ with the sound of music ♪ >> starting off in the 50s now on this sunday morning. we've got a lot of clouds coming in from the west. there's a live view of the reston town center, the dulles tollway under the cloud cover. there's a weak sun trying to climb through the cloud cover. temperature right now, around 60 degrees. generally it's in the low 50s in the immediate metro area. pax river up to 57 already. and the temperatures will quickly jump as we get into the rest of the morning. right now "storm team 4" radar not showing any rain from the cloud cover that will be coming with us from time to time in the afternoon hours. a great day for outdoor exercise. temperatures by mid afternoon should be climbing into the upper 60s to low 70s briefly by around 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon. a look at our hour-by-hour rain timing for monday, that's coming up in just a few minutes. >> okay. thank you, tom. the time right now, 9:00 on the dot. right now the forest glen metro station is shut down for an

emergency drill. >> that's right. first responders and police are training how to respond to daps situations there. "news4's" derrick ward is there live to show us what they're getting ready for. hey, derek. >> hey. we're in the forest glen metro station. we're in the tunnel. take a look what's going on there. this is one of two scenarios that they're working with today. one was a bomb on board a bus. they brought a robot out to take care of that. right now situation is fire and smoke on the train with some passengers self-evacuating and others needing to be evacuated. as you can see the firefighters are in the tunnel. they're evacuating people and bringing them out. you have the montgomery county fire and metro security and metro forces all taking part in this drill. this is probably a good trial by fire if you want to call it that for metro's new g.m. take a listen. we talk to the new incoming general manager. >> we'll see how we perform,

look for lessons learned, do a hot wash as soon as this is ore, make sure, again, how did we react, how did we communicate. it's very important for us to work with the local government, the local emergency responders because a lot of times, as you know, that's where things start to unravel. >> what's going to happen is they're going to be hiring a new safety officer. this will be the person that will oversee this sort of thing and this is the worst-case scenario they're planning here. something they hope to never have to actuate. hopefully that never happens. we'll come up more live. right now we're live underground. derrick ward, "news4." >> thanks, derrick.

this happenied in the area f montgomery college. we'll keep you posted and bring you updates once they come in. in just a few hours maryland's larry hogan will appear at the yacht club. "news4's" darcy spencer shows us how a community is devastated while investigators come closer to answers. >> reporter: the annapolis yacht club with a history dating back to the 1800s and a popular destination for the sailing community was virtually destroyed in a three-alarm fire. this cups has found memories of attending functions at the club. >> there's a lot of history that was lost, i'm sure. a lot of historical documents and a lot. but as long as no one got hurt, they'll replace the building and

we'll all be sailing again. >> reporter: the flames broke out at 2:15 p.m. heavy smoke could with seen billowing from the ild being. a worker tells me employees were preparing for a large parade of lights party. the parade, which features both decorated with holiday lights that cruise the harbor was canceled because of the fire. >> parade of lights is a real significant part of annapolis. a lot of the boat owners that put out so much effort for the parade, it was shut down. trag tragic timing. >> why they're searching for the calls, they're investigating reports that it mate have start around a christmas tree. club workers like natalia tyndall are concerned not only because of the devastation but also they're facing not having a job just a couple of weeks before christmas. >> the people i work with, they're really nice. it's a good environment to be

in. now that i'm not going to be working for a while, it's going to be sad. >> reporter: darcy spencer. >> $2,500 has been raised. if you want to help, we have a link on our nbc washington app. you can go there. new details in the plane crash that claimed the lives of two maryland men. the fayette county coroner's office identified the victims as carlson and willham. their plane crash after taking off in pennsylvania. a reston company leased a statement saying all the victims worked for the company. the investigation into a house fire in serve earn, maryland, is now being treated as a murder scene. they're finding trauma to her up body. a bot of a man was also found

inside the home. still not clear how he died. police say the murder was not random. we're working to get an update on a bicyclist seriously hurt in rockville last night. he was hit by a car on east gude drive on south lawn lane. the driver of the car stayed on the scene and spoke with police. kayla akens has not been seen in more than a week. they searched the fredericksburg area yesterday. the 19-year-old vanished last week after her stepfather dropped her off at the franconia springfield metro station. she u was supposed to catch a flight but she never madet. tomorrow marks three years since the shooting at sandy hook elementary and members from moms demand action are walking from freedom plaza to the white house

this afternoon. they have joined others calling for increased gun background checks and supporting laws to keep guns away from criminals. >> let's take a look at what's coming up ahead. the montgomery county police didn't will bair one of its own this week. on monday islamic schools will add a high holiday. the schools will close on december 12th. the system is not officially recognizing that holiday. it be used as a professional day for teachers. >> and a on thursday the man suspected in the murders of a family and their house keep ler be in court. police say he killed them and then set their house on fire.

trail of terror. the part of the search in the san bernardino shootings that police have stop and how investigators say how one shootser's ties to extremism was overlooked. >> what one woman did to make her attacker run off. it's all caught on camera. don't forget you can watch it here as well as on lierchlt during commercial break on facebook. you're goind to find our live stream. chat. come on own, join us. we'd love for you do say hello.

the time right now, 9:10. now to decision 2016 where the republican candidates are in an even tighter rachlts it's a big shift in the primary vote that's

about seven weeks away. the latest poll puts cruz ahead of trump in iowa 3rks 1-21. we're talk ten points. nationally trump still has the lead over his gop opponents with senator marco rubio and senator ted cruz trailing. >> you can see that tern view around 10:30. chuck is going to stop in about an hour or so to break it all down. a carbon monoxide scare sent two kids and an adult to the hospital. our first responders tracked the leak to the dryer room. it could have been a whole lot worse if a portable co detector weren't in there. take a look at this. caught on camera trying to pry away that woman's purse right there. police releasing this video at the attempted robbery.

you can see the suspect grabbed that bag. there he goes. but the victim holds on tight after a struggle. two suspects run off empty-handed. we want to let you know this happened tuesday afternoon and third and i street in northwest d.c. it's 9:12. why a teacher is in trouble for asking a student if he had a bomb. taking a look outside. tom is tracking the rain in the tom is tracking the rain in the

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now to the latest in the san bernardino shooting. a three-day under water search for a computer is over. authorities are being tight-lipped about saying what if anything they found in that lake. investigators say the couple may have tried to destroy electronic evidence. nbc's gadi swhartsz shows us how intelligence may have overlooked these suspects. >> reporter: she wasn't shy about her request for jihadees. tashfeen malik supported it and said she wanted to be a part of it. n b bc news has learned they we independently radicalized as early as 2010. malik's public social media posts may have been overlooked when her visa was processed. immigration officials ran her name against several databases but don't routinely check social

media as part of their immigration review. investigators also keeping a close eye on farook's friend enrique marquez who's not a suspect but sources say he's been providing information for guns he bought for rah rook who discussed another possible plan for attack that was scuttled in 2012 while less than 200 miles away, a mosque started on fire, what many think is a crime of hate. >> we believe it was targeted at us. we believe it was targeted. >> reporter: a region on edge around san bernardino, the scars are still very real. a memorial wall where today the family of nohemi gonzalez killed in the paris attack are standing together. and in restaurants and businesses across town, they're

replacing certificates that bore the name of saey syed farook. the fire didn't spread beyond the lobby and nobody was hurt there. a georgia principal apologizing after a teacherer asked a muslim middle school student if she had a bomb in her backpack. the father of the 13-year-old girl said the daughter was extremely upset by the comment. the principal said the comment was inappropriate but there wasn't any ill intent behind it. the father says he's thinking about taking his daughter out of the school and things that that teacher needs more sensitivity training. president obama is signed a pledge. the pledge aimed to keep global temperatures from rising another degree celsius between now and the year 2100. the agreement agrees to cut its emissions by 26% in the next

years. >> i imagine taking my grand kids to the park if i'm happy enough to have some. all the while knowing our work today prevented an alternate future that could have been grim. >> it still needs to be approved and the president may have a fight in congress. some republicans say it will cost the u.s. jobs. the time now, 9:18. here are some odd weather events we usually don't talk about in december. our unseasonably warm weather brought the cherry blossoms into bloom at the tidal basin. our heat augmented it. this early bloom will not affect the springtime blossoms, so don't worry. check this out. the ice kupting event went ahead. they included seasonal shapes of a reindeer, a menorah, and a

nutcracker. >> there were guys drilling outside because of the weather. you might have seen this one. a college football tradition and one of the a greatest sports rivalries in history. navy, yep, celebrating its 14-year winning streak against army. lee went back and forth in the game yesterday but navy went on to win this once, 21-17. it came down to a hail mary. army driving at one point. >> navy was favored by a lot more than that. >> yeah, definitely. it was a good game all the way around. navy pulls that out. congrats to them. will the skins take over sole possession of first place today? red skins are in chicago to take on dub bears. right now they're in a three-way tie for first place. this is a nice shot of their training practice there. they're just four games left in the nfl season. can you believe that?

so the nfl east is up for grabs right now. we'll see if they can get it done in chicago. >> i like that. >> for da bears. >> you've got to do it. >> got to do it. >> look at the nice crisp clouds and a shout-out to tony. >> it was in the 60s in philly. here we made it into the low 70s. we're going to repeat that despite the clouds we have cruising over us right now. we're going thinning of the cloud cover. you can see a little bit of cloud cover. a very low sun angle this time of year. despite that a gentle southernly flow will continue to bring in the mild temperatures. you can see the blue there, northwest washington. the live view from our tower camera on this sunday morning. what to wear later today, well, you won't need a warm coat, rain boots or umbrella. you will, though, need long sleeves. it won't be that wafrmt sun

glass as well. it's going to be sun cast. low 50s. metro area, mid and upper 50s around the bay. shenandoah valley around 50s. 40s to 50s in the mountains. a great day for a bike ride. a great day for a hike. govlgs tennis, temperatures by noontime should be climbing into the 60s and between 2:00 and 4:00 hovering around 70 degrees with quite a bit of cloudiness. elsewhere we'll have high temperatures north and west of the area, generally around 70. shenandoah valley, many locations in the low 70s. la plata may be in the low maybe briefly mid-70s for a time. and the bay, it will be a bit cooler. this photo taken by kathleen

burke. there was a little bit of fog. she post thad on ow my twitter page. you can share yours on facebook and instagram. i check that frequently. i love seeing the photographs. when you're out, take some pictures and post them. fog in the 50s at the bus stop. by mid morning near 60. but still some fog around. a lot of clouds on monday. times for rain moving on through. does look to be some showers moving into the panhandle of west virginia by around 3:00 p.m. after that they get closer to washington. generally between 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. some of these showers come on through. and then after that they move east of the bay and we dry out overnight tonight and into tuesday morning. that's going to be overnight monday night into tuesday morning, so a chance of that shower activity moving through on monday. highs in the 60s. highs. another chance of rain on thursday with highs in the 50s. getting chilly next weekend. highs phenomenal the 40s next

saturday and sunday. back to you. >> all right. thank you very much, tomb. coming up, we'll tell you why pictures of a soldier and his dog are going viral. good day. >> with every day there seems like there's a new poll with donald trump leading and increasing his lead. what's behind his rise and his staying power? >> the newest numbers after the san bernardino attacks shows that much of the strength comes from anxiety about the ir of terrorism. trump is also tapping into economic insecurity along these same motives. >> he e's benefitted and that's not to mention the widespread mistrust of the media. >> when voters pick a commander in chief, theory often looking

for the person opposite one who's leaving the office. he's almost the polar

welcome back. college park firefighters need your help in finding the owners of this dog. the dog wut locked up in a crate. we can't find out if it was abandoned or lost. this one making the rounds on social media. both are being treated. they were working this week when a roadside bomb went off in afghanistan. both are reportedly doing well and we wish them both the best. a developing story out of california promming protests. the video that shows officers shooting a man while he is crawling on the ground and what officers say you don't see on the video. and test results are in from local schools. we'll show you where radon levels are higher than the

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9:30 on the dot right now. this is a big story out of annapolis. the annapolis yacht club is dealing with extensive damage from a major fire. investigators are looking at reports that it may have started around a christmas tree. the annual parade of lights was canceled. let's take a live look at

the large forest glen metro station. metro transit police, montgomery county fire and rescue practicing how to respond to a suspicious package and a fire inside a tunnel. in san bernardino, a three-day underwatcher search for a computer hard drive is over. investigators believe the husband and wife shooter may have tried to destroy electronic evidence. authorities are being tight-lipped about saying what if anything they found in that lake. at the half hour mark it's time now to get a check of your forecast. >> yep. let's check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein on the deck right now. >> you can check the latest weather with the nbc washington app weather head lines for this

sunday. a little late. live view. there's a city camera. we'll have a balmy afternoon again. a lot like saturday. then rain arrives on monday afternoon. so have an umbrella handy when you're heading off to work and school monday. but you won't need it today. temperatures right now are in the 50s. it's already in the 50s. parts of the shenandoah valley. it will continue to quickly climb. a great day for outdoor exercise and some recreation, playing some golf or tennis. we will climb by 2:00 p.m. to around 70 degrees. record high for the day at reagan national at 71. probably woend make it there because it's on the chilly waters coming right off the potomac there. a look at our hour-by-hour forecast. that's coming up in this half hour. >> thank you, tom. we have breaking news. we just confirmed with the fayette county coroner's office that the third person in the pennsylvania plane crash died.

the m. echlt says erik karlsson passed away. two others also died in this crash. a reston based counseling firm released a statement saying all of the victims worked for the company. their plane crashed friday afternoon after shortly taking off from a private airport in pennsylvania. >> tragic story there. it's such an unfortunate story. robbers broke into the angel tree headquarters and stole donated gifts meant to go to needy children. "news4's" darcy spencer with more. >> reporter: thieves ripped through dozens of donated items meant to bring smiles to children on christmas morning. workers showed up in southeast d. krchl and found that 300 of the 2,500 family bags with collected toys for needy d.c. kids were ransacked.

thousands of dollars in toys, bikes, clothing, electronics and other items wither gone. >> to have this occur when we're helping so many is frustrating and disappointing. we can't let it talg away our christmas joy and spirit. >> staffers saw one kid riding away on a stolen bike and two teens were taken into custody by d.c. police. they're looking for more. the donations are part of the salvation army angel tree program. the organization was already struggling because donations are down this year. distribution of the bags are set to start thursday. now they're scrambling to inventory and replace the stolen items. >> the best way that you can help right now is to donate onli online. with those funds we'll be purchasing toys and electronics so that every child will have a christmas. >> two years ago a different salvation army site was broken

into. thousands of dollars in red kettle donations were stolen. >> that was darcy spencer reporting. there are several ways you help the salvation earmy replace what was taken. they're looking for monetary donations and electronics such as mp3 players. the nationals are asking, dan, to bring toys to winterfest to replace what the salvation army lost. new this morning we've got graphic video and it's raising questions about a deadly police shooting in los angeles county. deputies responded to reports of man with a gun in front of a gas station in lynwood yesterday morning. moo deputies say the man didn't put his gun down. they saw the suspect point his gun at deputies. later in this video you see the suspect crawling away. they identified him as 28-year-old nick lal robinson. as videos prouded.

crowded shouted no justice, no peace. a chopper crashed killing both people on board. they were flighting to a shoot location for "the challenge." the pilot and technician were both killed. mtv said those two who died were not member os testify cast or crew. canada is weekending more syrian refugees this morning. when the second plane landed in montreal, they were welcomed with applause and winter clothing. more than 300 have arrived. canada plans to welcome 25,000 syrians by the end of february. montgomery county schools are working to fix high levels of radon at false meade elementary school. new test results came back. 12 rooms have tested positive. they tested them after admitting

they didn't take action after tests in 2012. it's 9:36. some guns were stolen from a locked car. now police are not saying how many guns were taken. a political action committee supporting d.c. mayor muriel bowser has given back most of its money. fresh pack has returned more than $25,000 in contributions. they decided to shut down over criticism of being able to take down contributions in recent years. tomorrow we can expect closing arguments in the case of the first baltimore police officer charged in freddie gray's death. baltimore police canceled aud leads for the week after an abundance of caution. >> on friday a mstudent accused of bringing a loaded gun to

school. police are trying to figure out how he got it past metal detectors. and on thers terry mcauliffe will uncover his budget plan. the goal is to help the state's 800,000 veterans transition from military to civilian life. well, virginia congressman said he is running for governor. gop strategist ed glis glespy is already raising money for 2017. ken cuccinelli is also considering running. >> a record number of volunteers came out to arlington national cemetery to give back to those who gave their lives for our country. the event is part of wreaths across america which does the same thing at countless military

cemeteries across the country. coming up, they prepro text our community from killers but some say they're in jeopardy. what the local news 4 team found at a local prison. how about your favorite christmas carols being only one phone call

you don't have to leave your house to hear live personalized christmas music. for 56 years -- did you know this -- students have had a service call to dial a carol. here's the number if you want to give it a kaup. 217-332-8132. it's also on our website. search carol. if you don't get them, call angie. >> you don't -- you're not paying money for that for sure. what song would you request? >> jingle bells. you know, keep it simple.

>> boring. >> start out simple. it f they're boring -- >> i love ba"baby, it's cold outside." >> the one from "elf." kids love that. this week's "wednesday's child" is a little shy but when he warms up, you find out he has a lot to say, especially about basketball. >> this week barbara harrison took eric to the verizon center. >> we met at the verizon center. how slong you been a wizard fan. >> the wizards were out of town so he was met by the director. >> let's go downstairs. we have a special tour set up for you. this is a special home away from players. you play basketball, you're in the locker room, right? te teammates are kind of like your family. >> a home and family are what eric wants and needs. he's been in the foster system

since he was about ten years old. >> eric came to the county an about 2010. he suffered emotional abuse and physical abuse. he was taken to the back court. he showdown off a little of his skill with the basketball. >> the thing i love about him is he wants to do well. >> what would be the biggest accomplishment for you? >> for me to graduate from high school. >> he plans to graduate from tow 17. >> what do you plan to do after this. >> go to college. >> he wants parents who would celebrate his accomplishments. >> want a good mom and dad who with l care fe me when i'm down, help me when i'm upset, help me practice on my homework and basketball games. >> he got some wizard gifts to take with him. >> this is my favorite player. >> and tickets to see john wall and the wizards play made this a very special day for eric. >> thank you. >> barbara harrison, "news4" for

"wednesday's child." >> i love braush rah's stories. coming up, drones are a hot item. why the feds, though, have their eye on you if you're going to get one. >> showers are in the forecast. how the timing of the rain will impact your monday. that's straight ahead.

well, they are surrounded by killers, kippers, and crooks.

behind bars protecting us and each other. but is a shortage of prison guards making them a prime target? >> yeah. an investigation by scott macfarlane reveals a series of attacks that are raising questions about the safety of men and women guarding local prisoners and protecting the local community. >> reporter: it's morning rounds at a federal prison in washington state. its officerer opens doors like he does most days except this day is different. w567 as an inmate nearby jumps up and takes him. it's only after other inmates intervene that the correctional officer is safe. there is no footage available of the attack that killed jill williams' son. >> we got a marker on our door at 1:30 in the morning. >> reporter: a prison inmate stabbed her son 200 times with a makeshift blade. >> we never got to say good-bye to eric.

>> reporter: eric's parents say he was a veteran police officer who decided to serve the corrections department. >> it took eight minutes for this attack to take place. >> reporter: his fare said eric was a sitting duck. >> he was the only person with these highly violent inmates and he's unarmed. what he had was a set of keys. >> reporter: such attacks have led to tickets and protests by federal prison officers in recent months saying they're in danger because staffing is too thin. >> many staffers have received death threats. >> reporter: sommer starr says the number of attacks on staff is rising there too. at least seven injured since 2013. >> a skeletal roster. >> a skeletal roster means he's got too many inmates and not enough guards? >> exactly. >> reporter: just 2% of the staff are authorized to have by the u.s. congress. >> when you have hundreds of

inmates in a confined space and there's only one corrections officer and that's often been the case, that's a recipe for disaster. >> reporter: u.s. senator bob casey has requested to equip more. star says in recent months some guards in our area were only equipped with radios and keys. >> it's really no secret. inmates know it. >> reporter: in february the u.s. bureau of prisoners authorized all staff at high and medium prison to carry pepper spray locally. they authorized it. a spokesperson wouldn't tell us how many actually have it or carry it now and as for the staffing level, they've never had 100% staffing. that it must use its budget for more than staff like food, lights, medical, and water.

eric's father says it should not be acceptable. >> to me it's a no-brainer that this is going to lead to a problem. >> the u.s. bureau of prisons declined to sit down for an interview for our story. we expect a final decision on senator casey's bill by the end of next year. scott macfarlane, "news4," i-team. 9:50 and it says 52 degrees. >> does it say what month? >> april. >> we're not only getten cows food. the trees are getting confused. the birds are confused. >> i'm confuse sthood confused but not complaining. >> exactly. is it already like you say 60 degrees. we've got sunshine breaking through. i just posted on twitter that. and when i was out on the deck, you can see that. a live view from the "storm team 4" tower camera. and later today, you can forget the warm coat. you won't need any rain gear. you'll be comfortable in long sleeves or short sleeves you can tolerate a little bit of cool. that sun climbs higher even with

the thin overcast. it's going to be quite luminous. it's already 50s to near 60s. shenandoah valley. out in the mountains too. it's a mild day. a great day for a bike ride. motorcycles. it will be up around 70 degrees. by late afternoon back into the upper 60s. love this shot from yesterday. boating on the tidal potomac. this photo posted by debby jagger on twitter page. share it when you're out and about. county by county, high today, it should make it into the low 70s as well as right downtown washington. right near the waters it will be a bit cooler. lower advantage. lower spots may be culpeper, charlottesville. leonardtown up to mechanics ville and la plato.

waldorf. prince george's and anne arundel county. near 70 near the pennsylvania border. it's going to be a mild day there too. right around 70 degrees with clouds coming and going. a big change. a lot of clouds around waiting for the bus and metro tomorrow morning. ought to be up around 60 with still fog around. here's the hour by hour timing. the new area in green. sprinkles around 4:00 to 5:00. maybe a few passing showers between 6:00 and 8:00. then after that, after 9:00, 10:00, it's going to be moving east of the bay and maybe a few lingering sprinkles. most of it done by midnight. before then, upper 60s. then tuesday, wednesday, we dry out. low to mid-60s on tuesday. near 60 on wednesday. another chance of rain on thursday but as we get toward rain next weekend, next weekend, saturday and sunday, we may have

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welcome back. if you're getting or giving a drone, you may have to tell the government about it. there will be new drone regulation moves. it's in response to growing concerns other airports and restricted areas.

more than 4,000 are expected to be sold this holiday season alone. neighbors in one east texas town are furious. they had no warning before a tornado destroyed their community. 50 homes were damaged in the city of lindale. the national weather service did not put out a warning. tornado warnings were the only cue. >> normally we receive warnings on our phone and especially like flood alerts or any kind of weather alerts. >> well, green was able to find shelter for her and her husband there are no reports of anyone being hurt, thank goodness. 9:56. flames ripped through an annapolis yacht club charring more than a century of history. what investigate irs believe started it and what larry hogan is saying about it. let's take a look outside. it's beginning to look a lot like -- well, not christmas. what could hit and when we'll see more rain. >> reporter: this morning has been a disaster here at the

forest glen metro station. that's exactly as it should be it's drill underground and one above ground. you see someone from a bomb squad preparing to

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right now as we head into the 10:00 hour, the forest glen

metro station is shut down for an emergency drill. dozens of police and first responders are training for two kinds of situations there. >> it will be closed off to the public for the next few hours. "news4's" derrick ward is there live to show us what kind of scenarios they're practicing. moments ago you were inside the tunnel and now you're out. >> reporter: it's going to be closed until 2:00. there's a lot going on. take a look at what's happening behind me. this is a scenario where they have at least one explosive device, maybe even more on a metrobus. again, i want to stress this is only a drill. there are technicians on the bus. there's another on the bus and another that's out of our view here. so this gives you an idea of what goes on. this isn't in response to anything specific. this is ntsb mandated. meanwhile underground, another scenario very life-like. a train stuck in the tunnel.