4" camera be jeked with the giant holiday wreaths. a little bit of a gentle breeze flapping the flag in the foreground. temperatures still in the 20s. nearby suburbs getting a little above freezing wchl near the mid-30s. mid-30s to upper 30s around the chesapeake bay. weather headlines after this cold morning with'll have a chilly afternoon and a warmer and wet pattern coming in for the week ahead. a look at that coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you very much, tom. developing right now gas leak shuts off heat and hot water to hundreds in montgomery county and it all started with a car accident. this morning we have "news4's" derrick ward covering the latest. derrick, what's the latest there? >> reporter: well, good morning. i guess the best news is the scene has seemed to have cleared itself up somewhat. take a look. this is where it all started. that doesn't look like much but

that's gas infrastructure there, that's natural gas. they don't take any chances. briefly they got people out of their apartments ander about's back in but they may have lost some of their gas service to some of the buildings here now. there's a complex that consists of low rise and mid rise. there's gas company crew here waiting to make some permanent repairs to this. doesn't look like it's a safety issue now. a little bit of damage but much ado about warmth on a morning like this. we're live. back to you. today there will be a memorial for a high school student killed in a car accident. we brought you this story first yesterday as breaking news. the accident happened on franconia-springfield parkway when the driver lost control of his car and slammed into several trees. 18-year-old laween aqua wi was a

senior at lake braddock secondary school. his passenger was not hurt seriously in the crash. the memorial will be held tonight at 8:00 p.m. in the school's parking lot. even though school is out for the break, grief counselors will be available to students on monday. breaking news. there were no survivors on the small plane that crashed in bakersfield. the ntsb is expected to arrive today to begin their investigation. a mayday call came from the aircraft around 4:30 saturday afternoon. shortly after the call the plane was reported missing from radar. it was found several hours later. we're learning more about the txfiñoffer-duty officer inv shooting of a suspect. he had just gotten off work when the suspect came up and pointed a toy gun at him.

he asked for the officer's wallet. the officer said he thought that that gun was real. >> it looked like a black revolver when he announced the robbery and that's when the officer shot him. >> in decision 2016 the final debate of 2015 is in books. terrorism da pa breach and fighting the republican were all big topics. nbc's chris pollone on who made the biggest waves during last night's debate. >> reporter: a day after a data breach controversy led to a war of words between bernie sanders and hillary clinton campaign, both sides moved quickly to stifle the bad blood.

a software glitch gave his team access. >> it's not the kind of campaign i run. if i find anybody else involved in this, they will also be fired. >> this is over clinton's views. clinton chose not to hammer sanders in this debate. >> i think we should move on. i don't think the american people are all interested in this. i think they're more interested in what we have to say about all the big issues. >> what issues? weeks after the san bernardino and paris attack, terrorism, gun control, and national security dominated much of the discussion. with the democrats taking aim at republicans as much as each other. >> we must work more closely with muslim-american communities. we must work with them, not demonize them as the republicans have been doing. >> they have a wide mar yin in the poll. former maryland governor martin

o'malley went on the offensive slamming them both. it might give him in life. >> senator sanders voted to giving in immunity to gun standards. secretary clinton changes her opinion every now and then. >> there's still a lot to be decided between now and november. chris pollone, nbc news. >> con ald trump held a christmas-themed rally in iowa and tackled foreign policy and said as president he would look forward to working with russian president vat vlad mir putin. he feels good about me. i feel frankly good about him. i think with can do thinking with russia that are to our advantage. not to our advantage. it's a mutual advantage. i have people, they're jealous as hell. >> trump took shots at the democratic debate. he called hillary clinton a snake and bernie sanders a

communist. coming up on "meet the press" chuck todd will have an exclusive interview and also with speaker paul ryan. all that coming up at 10:30 after "news4 today." 9:06 now. here's a look at some stories coming up in the week ahead. last-minute holiday shipping has kicked into high gear. have you taken care of all of it. ? tomorrow's the biggest day for packages. more than 0 million packages will be delivered tomorrow alone. you still have until december 23rd to send express mail for christmas but if you do, you're pretty late on that one. this wednesday a blood drive is plant for fallen officer noah liotta. the drive is being held. it's being sponsored by the american red cross. it is open to the public but donors are encouraged to preregister.

>> today is the final redskins home game. they're facing the buffalo bills at 1:00 p.m. if the skins win, it will be their first back to back victory this season. desean said he's expected to play. what police say is behind gun fire and concern even though things are safe back at the mall. >> he's been out on probation for kill four people in a drunk driving crash. now a wealthy texas teen is one of america's most this holiday, ford america's best-selling brand is giving you more. the ford holiday sales event... with 0% financing for 60 months on 2015 f-150 and focus and 2016 fusion and escape. plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on 2015 focus and 2016 fusion and escape. it's the best gift ever. now during the ford holiday sales event get 0% financing for 60 months plus 1,000 dollars holiday bonus cash on select vehicles.

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>> nbc's gabe gutierrez report os whine the teen may have decided to run. >> reporter: today investigator ran down more leads in their search for ethan couch. federal authorities say the 18-year-old is on the run after he failed to meet with his probation officer. his mother also missing. >> it's our number one priority for our task force. >> known as the affluenza teen couch was sentenced to ten yea s s' probation. >> we're going to need some ambulances. >> the crash killed four people and injured nine. during sentencing, an unusual defense. hiss attorney argued the teen did not understand the consequences of his actions due to his affluent upbringing. >> i don't think there's been any accountable. >> his son lieu was was injured in the crash. he said he's not surprised couch has gone missing. >> i think he was never -- never

taught that actions have cons kwens other than the easiest way out. >> so why would couch run? a spokesperson for the tarrant county protection have interviewed witnesses a that party captured on cell phone video who claim couch was there. alcohol use would violate his probation, although couch is not seen drirmging in the video. >> i think that's the trig, what forced him to run. i think they ran because that video was release and the fear he would now finally be locked up. >> in 2013 couch talked about his drug use during a deposition for a civil suit brought by crash victims for the families. now if caught he could face up to ten years in prison. if his mother found he helped evade arrest she could also do that. >> new hope for patients with chronic pay pan cree eye it is. it saves one man's life that and coming up, 70s for christmas?

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the search still on for a holiday shopping shooter. this was not an active shooter

or terrorism situation. >> they will be in court for bail hearing. enrique marquez will be in court. they say he and farook may have been plotting attacks back in may of 2011. meanwhile they have been removing things from the couple's homes. they found an arsenal of ammunition and bombs inside that home. well, in "news4" your hecht this morning a devastating diagnosis left a maryland family thinking painkillers were the only hope for their son. about a new treatment for disease that can often leave patients with diabetes and cancer. "news4's" doreen gentzler shows us how it works. >> it with us like a sharp jabbing pain in my flank area and just tried to ignore it.

>> reporter: and that pain didn't go away and jesse holliman, just 15 years old at the time, had trouble figuring out what could be wrong until an mri revealed a diagnosis rare for kids his age. chronic pan korr pancreaticitis. a severe inflammation of the organ that helps us digest food and regulate blood sugar. >> a long term that there's no good outcome for living with that disease. >> when the pancreas stops working as it should, producing insulin like it should regulating our blood sugar can make patients diabetic. it can also lead to cancer. >> they say if i waited another year or so, i would have had cancer and there would have been nothing for them to do. >> they say the treatment for pan cree a tie it is is also risky. >> they become literally addicted to narcotics. >> he would go to school on meds. he would be spaced out during school but physically being there. >> reporter: looking for another

solution jesse and his family turned to specialists at georgetown university hospital who were in the process of rolling out a new treatment for pan cree tie it is so knew they were still building the lab to make the treatment possible. >> everything fell into place at the right time. >> reporter: here's how it works. the surgeon removes pancreas and in a lab doctors harvest the insulin regulating cells called eye let cells. then they put them back into the patient's liver where they would continue to function like they would have in the pancreas to control blood live. >> they remain completely free after the surgery. >> reporter: some have to take insulin. that includes jesse who has to take enzymes to digest. otherwise he says he's getting back to living life normally again without all those painkillers he needed before. >> before i was always spaced out, i couldn't really focus on

anything because of all the pain medication. now that i'm off of that stuff, i can do stuff again. >> he's back to playing trumpet in the band and looking forward to a trip to tokyo with his dad and a japanese trip with his spring something he and his family didn't think would have been possible six months possible. >> i'm looking for a time when he's back to normal completely. >> doreen gentzler reporting there. well, check this out. buffalo has finally gotten its first snowfall of the year. the city set a record this year for longest time without any snow. now, during an average season, buffalo would have more than 20 inches of snow by now. >> and i've got to say, i'm happy that's not happening here, although i could be alone. some folks want a white christmas. >> a lot of people want a white christmas. my on the other hand, i'm happy to have the flip-flops out. >> better chance of having a white valentine's day than a white christmas. >> and we've had that. >> it's certainly cold enough.

it's dry. clear sky. overlooking the city, just gorgeous sunshine. pouring down, lighting up the monuments on this sunday morning. beautiful picture there. live view from the storm team four city camera. this morning temperatures getting above freezing. there's a view of reston town center. by the way, gorges with the holiday lights. many of the displays around the area now in some of the state parks as well, of course, the wonderful display there at the mormon temple in kensington is a great spot to go. zoo lights as well. temperatures are hovering in the near 30s. around the bay, upper 30s. shenandoah valley and the mountains still above freezing. still in the 20s above west virginia. "storm team 4" radar not showing any snow. no rain. it's all dry. driving up and down the atlantic seaboard. down to new england, florida, no travel problems in and out of the midwest. the only snow we have really is a little bit around salt lake city and parts of the mountains

in colorado. northern arizona. northern new mexico. and also the cascades down all the way into california. they're loving getting that moisture there in california. and for us today, a great shopping weather. by the way, my sweater size is a men's medium. we'll be into the mid to upper 40s by mid afternoon. lots of sunshine with a very light believe up like today's blustery wind. i took this photo in rural northern montgomery county yesterday afternoon getting a little bit of exercise. a great day for game at fedex field today. this one matters. it's buffalo at washington. 1:00 kickoff. mid-40s by then. a few high clouds coming in. by the time you're heading back home, it will be in the mid-40s. if you're going out, it will be hovering. just clouds coming in. not as cold tomorrow morning waiter for the bus. upper 30.

monday between 8:00 and 9:00, clouds close in. ought to be in the low 40s by then. that afternoon heise on monday. the mid 50s, a lot of clouds around. near 60 on tuesday. maybe a light shower. greater chance of rain moving on wednesday. might get an-inch of rain on wednesday with temperatures in the mid 60s and milder on christmas eve day. thursday, the low 70s. most of the daying look dry and christmas day will get some sunshine near 60. then next saturday, looks like it will main rain again with highs in the 50s. back to you. >> thanks very much, tom. after that massive fire, we're going to let you know how the fire is impacting future plans for that club. it's :21. a striking development has taken place in the republican presidential race that trump continues to dominate. that development the field has moved to the right on immigration. >> just think about it. in early 2013 after losing the

last contest, a report advocate thad they champion the forum. >> here's the situation. marco rubio co-authored an immigration bill now says he can't support a pathway to citizen ship until the borders are secured first. >> and jeb bush is now fully against it and hammering rubio for his gang of eight bill. >> donald trump, he continues to say all undocumented immigrants have to go. >> go-to-quote that rnc report if hispanic-americans. they will not pay attention to our next sentence.

a man was shot to death. they say the man tried to attack two officers. the victim was in the e.r. after being arrested for attempting to attack two other officers earlier in the day. the sheriff's department is reviewing any surveillance or cell phone video from the hospital. a california police officer could face criminal charges after a deadly controversial shooting. now, the man officer patrick shot on saturday died. it showed the officer shooting 26-year-old andrew thomas after he tried to climb out of a car

following a crash. now, that officer said he was surprised by the victim jumping out of the carnd didn't realize he had shot him. the officer could face involuntary manslaughter charges. the investigation into the fire at the yacht club continue this morning. officials still don't know what caused the blaze back on december 12th. so far there are no plans to delay an $18 million expansion and the employees are still being taken care of through the holidays. the club says they'll be paid for a minimum of 30 days. 9:26. coming up this morning, a flight scare after the report of a threat on a plane. what investigators say they found inside a bathroom on board. >> and still going to be cold today. tom's forecast includes rain to start the week. we'll tell you what you need to know coming up. and the number of bank robberies always seems go up in december. now the "news4" i-team digging into why that's a spike and what you need to know on your next

9:29 on a sunday morning. a couple of stories we're following. with a spike in robberies around the holidays, what you may be doing to make yourself a target. time now for a check on your forecast. >> yeah, let's check in with "storm team 4" meteorologist tom kierein.

he's so brave he went out to the "storm team 4" weather deck on the line. >> reporter: it's a tough assignment, i'll tell you. it feels nice. even though low sun angle it's bright and intense and you can feel the warmth of the sun. a little bit of a breeze. for today, dress like me. you'll need a puffy coat. you'll need your sunglasses and gloves as we've got cold temperatures staying with us this morning. right now we're hovering a little more than 30s. getting above freezing now in the shenandoah valleys out in the valley, too. direct accordingly for the afternoon and have your "storm team 4" app ready. the nbc watch app when you're out and running around when you're doing shopping today. looks like a great weather for that. rain moving in. when that will arrive that. will be coming up this half hour.

>> thanks, tom. now to a developing story. a midair scare after a suspected bomb was found on board an air france flight headed to paris. the suspected bomb was found in the bathroom. investigators are still trying to determine if it contains any explosive materials. the plan or the plane rather was forced to land in kenya's coastal city of mombasa. all 459 passengers and 14 crew members were safely evacuated. many say they thought there was simply a technical problem. >> the plane just went down slowly, slowly, slowly, so we just realized something was wrong, but the personnel of air france was grail kept everything calm. we've got a developing story. d.c. police are looking for a man who krit kmited two violent

robberies and a sex assault. it happened just before thanksgiving on eighth street in southeast. then the next night the man robbed someone on ives place southeast. dchl c. police released this surveillance video of the incident. take a look. all of them happened between the hours of 9:15 and 10:45 at night. a woman on harvard road said she was in bed early saturday morning. she woke up to find a man standing over her. the woman said she asked the suspect his name, he told her and he left. it doesn't appear he stole anything. they say the man walked in through an unlocked door and may have been intoxicated. happening today, some montgomery county residents are saying enough is enough when it comes to gun violence. there will be a rally today at the old gray courthouse starting at 5:00 p.m. speakers include executives.

and people of victims killed in gun violence will also be there. darlene bryant was stabbed to death back in may. today is her b and her family will celebrate with a candlelight vigil and balloon launch. they are gathering in the 3300 block of b street at 1:00 p.m. funeral arrangements are now set for a teenager found dead in adams morgan last week. paul mcginnis jr.'s body was found in an alley off 18th street near madam organ's bar. the funeral will be on tuesday at st. john newman catholic church in reston. his uncle believes the dcu student fell while using the stars in the back of the bar. it's 9:33. development is boominging across much of the reese but in tyson corner there's so much activity, they say that part of the regulation is destined to turn into a city of the size of seattle and some residents we spoke to welcome that change.

>> reporter: every single place you turn in tysons, there's something new to see. >> yeah, there's lots going on around here. it's developing very fast. >> reporter: metro and the silver line considered the catalyst for this building boom built around transit. sidewalks taking shape. constantine hee lohse grew up in vienna and says it's amazing where tysons is now. >> it's crazy, yeah. >> reporter: tysons has become such a place they've dropped the name "corner" from it. from some of these high-rises you can actually see the blue ridge mountains. michael kaplan is with them. >> anyone who thinks they know what tysons is, you need to come out. it's nothing like you've seen even year ago. >> reporter: with so much building how you do think you'll fill the area with work, live, a and space.

>> there's already a very vital economy with 100,000 jobs. it's the economic engine for the state of virginia. >> reporter: when you get more people to live here and get them out of their cars, it helps with awful traffic. some like jasper says she's all for not having to drive. >> it's definitely up and coming and it is nice to have a metro buy bithe mall. i don't have to park and worry about anything like that. that's super convenient. >> reporter: the tysons of the future quickly taking shape. >> planners in tysons are saying they're thinking out of the box. ideas such as bios spheres are being include where entire being include where entire floors will

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well, our "wednesday's child" has made a lot of progress. it's been three years since we first met isaiah and he's been waiting. >> unfortunately he's still waiting for a new home. "news4's" barbara harrison with isaiah. >> reporter: you may remember isaiah. the last time was almost three years ago. hi. oh, what a wonderful hug. >> reporter: it was wonderful to see isaiah doing so many more thinking for himself than when we first met him as a "wednesday's child." >> can you show me which one? >> oh, wow. >> good work, nucleus. >> reporter: these days isaiah's science teacher mike cummings says he's doing, very, very well. this year at 13 he's taking biology and continuing to show wonderful progress in the classroom. >> he's very clever, witty, has the ability to be very independent. he will definitely communicate his likes, dislikes and needs to you in a very special way.

>> oh, you're telling us to ride a bike? >> reporter: for doing well with his stois at school isaiah gets to choose other activities. he cheese thon day to ride a bicycle with coach mike kelly. >> perfect. >> reporter: isaiah loves praise and works hard to learn it. >> it's important he's around parent, other children to really nurture him and show him love. no child should grow up without one. >> reporter: but when his day at school is over unlike other kids, isaiah doesn't go home to a family but to another institutional setting where he will wait to come back here tomorrow. >> bye-bye. >> reporter: barbara harrison, "news4," "wednesday's child." . >> i love her stories. if you have room for isaiah or another child go to nbcwashington.com. there are places around the

world that are dreaming of a white christmas to help keep their businesses stay afloat. >> coming up, rain, code, and get this.

you can call them holiday holdups. there's a large spike during

holiday season. >> it's not just money that's at risk. there are some things you need to know before you swing by the bank. >> reporter: a recent rash of robberies. some handing notes to a teller. some holding a trigger on the gun. this pulling this one. up and down the leesburg pipe. >> as he walks, he's dragging his leg. >> he's hit one bank after another and another and another and he's still on the loose. >> hard to put into words that fear that you feel when you know that your son may be in danger. >> reporter: a man who is on the run gave lorraine the scare of her life. >> this was the window he had broken through. >> reporter: she wasn't home but her son was nearby. >> the entire neighborhood with children is there. >> reporter: and the guy with the gun. >> and the guy with the gun was there.

>> reporter: a review of fbi records show that there are more bank robbers to catch. we discovered nearly 25% of all bank robberies in d.c. and northern virginia last year happened in the last month of the year. the same was true in 2013 and in 2012. and the fbi expects that it could happen again this year. >> i wouldn't contribute that people are buying christmas presents with their bank robbery money. i think most of the time they're definitely feeding an addiction of some sort. >> reporter: the feds say the need for money grows and fast, for some before the holidays, and the crooks think it's easier to get in and get out before the holidays. >> i think it's easier to conceal your identity. it's much more acceptable in a full winter coat and bar cla va and things like that. >> reporter: this was in jeune last year. he was easy to spot and stopped. before he ever got inside, a customer tipped off workers. >> he drove around to the drive-up window and said, you've got a guy in a mask outside in your parking lot.

>> reporter: they were prepared. >> we immediately called the police, locked the doors and we were prepared. >> reporter: they found that 15% of bank robberies in northern virginia and d.c., the robber pulled a gun. that's what happened here when the wells fargo in woodbridge was robbed recently. the fbi says the more a bank robber hits, the bolder he gets which is why you have to stay so aware especially this time of year. >> be a good witness, be vigilant, be aware of your surroundings. so many times they're looking up. >> fbi records show in d.c. the feds solve two of every three bank heists catching the crooks. but marty knows the baker robbers will still keep trying, especially in the cold of december. scott macfarlane, "news4"

to check when most bank robberies happen in maryland, check out nbcwashington.com. people are dreaming of a whooim white christmas literally. that's because of the lack of snow dropping. they were downing on snow to bring in ski tourists. the same go for austrian ski tour uchl. most lifts are closed until they see some snow. >> that's big problem. >> that is a big problem. >> no money and, you know, no one's going down the hill. >> here, too, locally in some of the ski areas in west virginia and new england, they're making snow. it's fortunately cold enough to make snow at least and we've got cold temperatures with us now still. when you step out the door, you're going to need to dress warmly as we have it only in the mid-30s. live team 4 camera, the city's soaking up that sun and it's a pretty intess sun even with that low intense sun an grel.

they're soaking up the sun as well. everything moving on dry pavement. it's upper 30s, downtown, upper 30s around chesapeake bay. off to the west it's in the low to mid-30s around the blue ridge and shenandoah valley valley and it's getting above freezing there. so we don't have anything on "storm team 4" radar. everything bringing in the nice dry air. no travel problems there. no travel problems all the way into the rocky. looks a great. they're getting it for the ski areas in the rockies and also they're getting some beneficial rain and snow from northern california into oregon and up toward seattle. maybe a little flight delay later today. for us. shopping today. a great wherever for that. the stores were packed yesterday. low to mid-40s by noontime. mid and upper 40s. just a light wind, lots of sun

and a terrific day at fedex field. set to kick off at 1:00. should be in the mid-40s by halftime. upper 40s with a light wind and by the end of the game should be down to the mid-40s. if you're going out tonight, near 40 degrees 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. we'll have more clouds coming in. those clouds not bringing in as much cold air as we get into dawn tomorrow. winds will shift a bit into the south. we'll be in the upper 30s. by mid morning it will be in the low 40s on monday mid morning and monday afternoon ought to make it into the mid-50s and clouds. then cloudy on tuesday. small chance of a light shower up near 60 degrees. might get over an inch of rain. highs into the mid-60s. rofrd high for thursday is 69 for washington. we may break that record as we get into the low 70s. just a chance of a sprinkle or so. and then on christmas day looking a great with

temperatures around 60 by the afternoon. by christmas morning should be right around 50 degrees and partly cloudy the rest of the day. and then as we get into the rest of the weekend on saturday may get some showers on saturday with temperatures in the mid-50s. sunday now looking partly cloudy with temperatures in the upper 40s. that's the way it looks. ♪ >> reporter: it's a beloved tales story that comes to live. "matilda" that makes a jum frp the storybook to stage. joining me this morning is bryce ryness who plays the dubious role of miss, miss trunchbull. can yu believe that. glad to have you. >> glad to be here. >> how is this going to be for you? >> they transform me into the dubious miss trunchbull. >> and what can we expect from miss trunchbull?

rain shower role in this musical? >> terror. >> terror. >> she's described in this book as a holy terrier. as terrifying as possible. >> how do you prepare for something like this? you're a father of young children door you know what i mean? >> i do. the thing is the script does a lot of the legwork for me. my job is to just keep people off balance. what is more terrifying than a massive woman who keeps you off balance. >> that's right. this is a bit of a challenge for you. you have children, so this might help. you're working with a lot of young children on the stage. what is s it like for you? >> it's wonderful. what i can say is they're extremely professional. professional and they're excellent at what they do, and so it's actually kind of easy to do the show every night in that i don't have to work too hard because they're given the commandment, this is a terrifying creature. so i just get to walk out on stage and be myself and smile

and they go ah. >> are your kids scared? >> no. i've been doing this long enough where every costume i put on, they're like, there's daddy being silly. >> i love it. what was it like to perform in this very famous venue and you're in washington, d.c. >> i know. i've watched the kennedy center honors a lot. in fact, the kennedy center induction, i watched that a lot. i ee like i recognize that venny. it was a pretty crazy moment. i got chills. >> that's awesome. anything else? >> i think one of the best things about this show is it's really for everyone. i think, you know, it gets a wrap as being a kid's show. it's not. it's multilayered almost like any good episode of "sesame street." it's funny for the kids as well as the adults. the adults get to experience the show in i understand why that's funny. the kids don't necessarily but they understand why that's funny. >> while you're playing a terrifying. >> yeah, yeah. >> thank you so much.

the man behind miss trunchbull in "matilda: the musical." you'll have plenty of time to see it. it will make for a great holiday outing. it will play through january 10th. i can't wait. >> thanks for having me. you will still have time, plenty of time to see the show for yourself. it will make a great outing for the holiday. this show plays through january 10th at the kennedy center opera house. once again, thanks to you, bryce. can't wait. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you, eun. coming up, more legal trouble for cosby, not bill but his wife camille. she's wanted in court. what the

welcome black. some schools have threatened to boycott liberty university. they're concerned about gun safety after jerry falwell urged students to get licenses. they're questioning the use of liberty's athletic facilities for football championships. in statement falwell jr. said he wasn't surprised by the anti-second amendment comments. new information in the cosby scandal. lawyers are fighting against a

tempt to make his wife camille give a sworn deposition. seven women are acushion the comedian of sexually assaulting them several decades ago. lawyers say she has no first-hand knowledge. coming up, an officer shot a man. he thought the suspect had a gun but he was wrong. what we're learning the suspect had in his hand. getting ready for a cold day. tom kierein is timing out temperatures in the next 12 hours plus the day tom says you

i'med a an goss. welcome to nbc "news4" tore. look who's joining us at the desk. >> i'm meagan fitzgerald in for angie goff. >> a look at forecast with tom. >> we may be grilling instead of chilling by the end of the week. right now it's feeling seasonably chilly. there's some splashed washington. live view from the "storm team 4" city camera on this morning. cold morning. your weather headlines warmer and wet coming in for much of the week ahead, but today you won't need the umbrella.

quite glare off some of the roads an your dashboard if you're driving around and heading over to fedex field and tailgating. 30s. reagan national, 40 degrees. we're above freezing. upper 30s around the chesapeake bay. that's coming up in a few minutes. heat and hot water shut off due to a car accident. derrick ward has the latest from montgomery ville j. what do you know, derrick. >> reporter: they're working on a ruptured gas line. we're in the 18000 block. part of thisap