difficult. they're likely to poll the injury to find out their thoughts by the trial. a developing story in montgomery county. police are searching for a shooter in gaithersburg. one man is dead after being shot on gateway. a neighbor heard the victim's plea for help and called the police around 7:00 last night. the man spoke to "news4" but did not want to appear on camera. >> i immediately went over to him. i said do you know who did it and where you got shot. he said, no, i don't know who did it and then he stopped talking. >> he was taken to the hospital and later died. police have not leased the name of the suspect. president obama heading to mclane, virginia, to visit the national counterterrorism center. he'll be briefed on intelligence and threat assessments. coming up, tracie potts will tell us what more could come out

of the president's visit. tomorrow he'll visit the families in san bernardino of those killed in the attack last month. "storm team 4" chuck bell can tell us what to expect. chuck? >> not too much yet but the rain is on its way. you will need the umbrella and the rain gear today. look at the rain all the way down to the carolinas and appalachians. this is not going to be an inand out five in in one chance. showers already along i-81 and a few sprinkles in parts of southern maryland as well. southern prince george's county, st. charles and st. mary's as well. keep in mind you'll be needing it for sure. the rain increasing in intensity. heaviest rain intensity. there's your hour by hour.

mid-50s. rain may be heavy at times. we'll talk more about that and the school day forecast and the kiddos. that's up to you, melissa? >> top of the beltway, i-95, b.w. parkway, everything looking good. we had a problem earlier. that has now cleared out of the way after 100. 66 inbound at 123 still have that disabled vehicle there right on the shoulder. just a warning for you there. inner loop and outer loop looking quite good. going to be wet later this morning. you're going to have to work the windshield cameras. and at shirlington, no issues there. i'll see you in ten minutes. >> melissa, thank you. it's 4:32. wi continue to the detailing out of baltimore. >> we're hopeful that miss

mosley will retry officer porter as soon as possible and that his next jury will reach a verdict. >> this is just a temporary bump on the road to justice. it happens. it's part of how the system works. >> now, the family echoed city leaders' request for calm and patience as the legal process continues. today community leaders will hold a press conference in baltimore. they will encourage people to express their frustrations over the police officer trials in a productive way. today metro officials are meeting on the system's safety and security. it's a follow-up to the deadly smoke incident at lafo'enfant pa back in january. follow recommendations from the ntsb and federal trade administration. one person died and more injured when an arcing rail filled the tunnel with smoke.

virginia is promising some big changes to make your travels safer. vdot is going replace the guardrail heading where the impact could be most severe. thestry's system passed all federal tests this year. virginia didn't think those tests were sufficient and paid for its own. trinity passed most of those, too, but they did report problems when a car hit a guardrail at a specific angle. we hear this morning there will be a quick hearing. the trial judge has not set a trial for this date. darryn went killed a family and their made before he set the fire. went is the only person charged. officer arer this baldwin was found shot multiple times in

southwest on tuesday. baldwin was not armed and had been on administrative leave after being accused of breaking into his girl freshld's house in the spring. police don't believe the shooting has anything to do with those allegations. they're still looking for three teens in their teens or early 20s. this morning bernie sanders could pick up one of his biggest endorsements next. sources tell nbc news the communication workers will throw its support behind the presidential candidate. they represent about 700,000 american workers. senate lawmakers are looking into whether ted cruz revealed classified information during tuesday's debate. if it did it happened with marco rubio. they were arguing over privacy rights in the recent terrorism attacks. >> the old program covered 30%. the new program covers nearly

100%. >> let me be careful to answer this because i don't think national television is the place to discuss classified information. >> senator richard bur chairs the intelligence committee. they immediately sent a tweet saying senator cruz should not have said what he said. if you have a child in virginia or school more students could be available to you. governor mcauliffe is expected to unveil his plan. his priorities include adding 125 teaching positions, a 2% raise forteachers, and spending $50 million on programs for at risk students. it provides $15 million for veterans and $50 million to make dulles more competitive. 14,000 children will have christmas by the end of the day. that's despite the fact that thieves broke into the salvation army building over the weekend.

police arrested two jufr niles. three others got away. later in our newscast molette green will be live where the gifts will be handed out. what you could get a ticket for if they find it by your yard. and you hear about the people breaking out of jail? this guy broke in, and it was all caught on tape. all caught on tape. pack your patience and your

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times you want to see your friend but you can't like this guy. he got loaded on some synthetic drugs in vero beach, florida. police say patrick rempe admitted that he rammed his truck right into the front door of the indian river county jail. you can see the smoking truck there at the door. the guy didn't get caught very far. he got caught in the razor wire when he tried to climb the fence. he's from that file, you know, the dumb criminal file. >> drugs make you do dumb things probably. it's now 4:40. there is apparently a rodent problem popping up in one nachbltd uh-oh, time to close my eyes, andrew. they'll look at what may be causing the issue.

it could be trash, high grass, and debris. neighbors could be getting tickets from the city if they're in violation. well, the rain is already coming down and it's going get heavier as the day goes on. >> "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell is live to break it all down. what's it going to look like, chuck? >> the sooner they get out, the better the chance. steady rain could cause delays around the area. we'll be having added postings on our storm team for day. rain arrival times moving into the shenandoah valley already could be arriving in the winchester area by 5:21. fred ricks, but 630 and between k and 8:00 a.m. this morning. first thing this morning temperatures are in the 40s. not very cold by december standards. it's an indoor recess kind of the day. temperatures will be in the 50s all afternoon, eun. there's good news to your

weekend. that's just ten minutes from now. here's melissa mollet. >> right now have some good news as well. the disabled vehicle is now out of the way, you don't have to worry about that one anymore. sliding in from fairfax county to the beltway is going to take nine minutes. remember to listen to our friends on wtop 103.5. at northbound, southbound, don't have any problems. had some earlier roadwork that is now pretty much out of the way. don't have to worry about that too much this morning. big look at the beltway. no major problems right now. you can see some of the rain, the big blob kind of creeping in. i'll see you right here in ten minutes with a live look at 270. >> thank you, melissa. out of baltimore, we're learning of an officer-involved shooting where people have been protesting the hung jury in the trial

standoff in tennessee is over. the suspected gunman finally captured within the past hour. it did get tense. a sheriff's deputy was shot. it wasn't serious. a woman in the neighborhood where this all wenl down last night got shot, too, in the hand. police got a call for an intoxicated man threatening people and waving a gun. he barricaded himself in the

house for hours. he fired over 30 shots. still a lot of questions on why this happened. back to you. overnight in baltimore police shot a teenager in the leg a few miles away from where people gathered to protest the mistrial but this is not connected to the protest. ch a chopper was over the scene. they were responded to a robbery and a 17-year-old would not drop his gun. an officer shot and wounded him and took him to the hospital. president obama will address leaders of the national counterterrorism center in mclane, virginia, this is ahead of his trip to san bernardino where he will meet with family of the deadly shooting. tracie potts on what may come out of the meeting. good morning to you. >> good morning. he's going to speak publicly about two things. first, the fight against isis and the fight against terror and

what they're doing fro text the homeland which, of course, has raised a lot of questions since that shooting in san bernardino. the president does plan to stop in san bernardino and meet with some of the victims' families. they still had not opened the billing there. some were told they were reopen. others are closed indefinitely. also the fbi director comey at a police conference said what they're doing is akin to crowd sourcing terror. in other words not like al qaeda planning huge attacks. what they're trying to focus on now are these small inspired attacks by isis. that is what they're trying to thwart and we'll likely hear more about that at the counterterrorism center later today. >> tracie potts on capitol hill. thank you, tracy. 4:44. there's no indication that the woman in the san bernardino massacre was posting jihadist messages before she received her

visa. investors say tashfeen malik only sent e-mails. she posted a facebook message in support of isis. both were killed in a shoot-out with police. they were privately buried in southern california this week. a four-year veteran of the university of merry, washington, police difficulty is nation sexual assault charges. he was arrested yesterday. the victim of the alleged assault tould "the free lance-star" she was assaulted while summers was on duty. she was not a merry, washington, student. he resigned after being suspended the day before. prince george's county may have a leg up in order to bring the fbi and its thousands of workers to maryland. barbara m barbara mikulski said she raised $3 million to make it half. government officials are considering two locations in maryland and one in fairfax

county, virginia. today the howard county school board will vote on a big change to the school board. they'll decide. these holidays are not mandated by the state. the public is invited to the board meeting tonight in ellicott city, it's at 1:00. it has been a year since president obama eased sanctions with cuba and it's been a year since the prisoner exchange. the former government contractor was arrested in 2009. cuba suspected he was trying to destabilize its communist regime. he's told the "washington post" his year back home has been surreal. also we're learning you may be able to book a commercial flight to havana. right now you have to take a charter flight. they can be hard too. both countries are working toward the same goal. religious leaders gathered at georgetown university to kick

off 30 days of peace. the surprise guest joined the midday service. vice president joe biden showed up there. he warned against anti-immigrant. >> if we live in fear, then not only are we abandoning the essence of what we say we believe, but we're playing right into the hands of what these extremists want to see happen. georgetown university president dak dejoy. said he planned the service to bring washington area leaders together. if someone is physically hurt moist of us know what to do even if it's calling 911. what happens if someone is having a mental health emergency. today you can be part of a first aid mental health training class. the course goes beyond the books to better understand mental

health issues to help change minds. you can head to the washington app for a full list of the classes. search changing minds. well, the wait is almost over. it is opening day for the new "star wars cln ""star wars": the force awakens." it's expected to be a record-braking box office opening. that includes the uptown that it never washington. disney is already planning sequels and spin-offs as early as next year. >> cha-ching. >> yep. >> get your credit cards and your patience ready. adele tickets go on sale this morning. adele's going to play two shows at the verizon center next october 10th and 11th. tickets are expected to sell out really quickly here. this is her first time going on tour in five years. the uk leg of her tour already sold out. >> i have chills. >> do we know what time tickets

go on sale? >> she sounds even better live if you can imagine it. just stunning. >> good singer, no doubt. it will be sold out by about 10:01. >> exactly. >> if you're going to be outside in line at the movie theater try ing to start it out. pack the rain gear, it promises to be a ugly day. make your plans to be out of the door extra early. you know how things get around here when it rains. look at that plume of moisture. it extends all the way down down into parts of georgia. so flight delays likely not just in our airports. rowley, charlotte could have some delays some of check with your airlines this morning. leading edge of the rain here, between two and three hours away from being inside the beltway. heaviest rain likely to be in

here. first drops arriving already on 81 in the shenandoah valley. sprinkles in winchester. parts of culpeper and a few light rain showers here, those will be up on the bay bridge. what to expect today, raindrops. periods of rain this morning getting heavy midday today. that will really slow things down. leave early and pack your patience. this is updated hourly, and each hour it's been pretty consistent. 6:30 this morning, rain into the area. there's that moderate rain moving into the metro here now. 9:00 a.m., the yellows here, that's the period of heaviest rain. likely between about 10:00 this morning and 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon and then easing up a bit in the metro area and then in southern maryland around 4:00 or 5:00. 50s today. the next big change in the weather actually arrives later tonight into tomorrow. rain showers ending late tonight

turning breezy. and windchills back down into the 30s. chilly day tomorrow and end of the day on saturday. that may be our coldest day of the month so fafrmt windchills only in the 20s for much of the day on saturday. the good news is your weekend is looking dry, although a bit on the chilly side. but if you hate the cold weather, you won't have to wait long. we'll be back in the 60s by next week. coming up at 6:00, we'll take a look at when rain is likely to arrive at your house. >> the roads are dry right now. hallelujah. thank goodness for that at least. at mop troez, don't have any sign of any sprinkles here this morning. of course, we know that's going to change. as we take sort of a wider look at things, you can see beltway is dry again. right side of your screen, the blobs there in the southern maryland area. that is the rain. that is moving to the area here. beltway here at 4, you can see pennsylvania avenue. you don't have any problems there. 95 to the beltway, it's going take you 17 minutes.

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back at 4:48, we expect a man to plead today. he pled not guilty by reason of insanity. he's accused of strangling his housemate earlier this year. the 20-year-old student was from maclean. this morning there are still questions about the death of man by two private security officers. one is wondering if race played a role in what happened. you're looking at body camera footage released by d.c. police. it shows officers trying to revive him. hired by the southeast d.c. apartment complex. ward 8 council member ruby may believes this might not have happened in other nabts of the city and wondered if there's a double standard. >> what i believe, if more predominantly white properties had armed security guards, mpd

would have less problems training third party vendors. >> so far no charges have been filed. you will soon vz a faster more reliable bus service linking arlington and alexandria. that's the people behind the crystal city potomac yard metro way. the arlington county board approved a spring opening at its meeting on tuesday. in the day ahead, you can attend a forum on how to improve your ride on metro. metro's new general manager paul weed fiedefeld will be there. be sure to check your shelves this morning. trader joe's is recalling bottles of triple ginger brew. this after reports of unopened bottles bursting. if you have any, dispose of them

in an outside trash can. you can head to the store and get a full reimbursement. >> is it -- >> ginger beer, it's like natur natural. >> natural stuff. rain back in the forecast. if you take a look at "storm team 4" radar, it will be a rain boots, rain jacket kind of day. >> you will need your wipers on. "storm team 4" meteorologist chuck bell timing out what you'll need in the next 24 hours. chuck what's going on? it's another weather alert day here on be 4. have your washington nbc app ready to go.