good morning, everyone. i'm angie goff. eun has the day off. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. it is 5:00 a.m. we want to get you up to speed. >> we want to check in with chuck bell and breaking it down over the next 24 hours. >> good morning, angie and eun -- eun. aaron. cloudy skies have returned. breezy and chilly on your way out the door and rain. cog your way for later, so grab your umbrella. there are winter weather advisories. your next 24 hours shape up this way. cloudy, breezy, chilly. 47 this morning. rain likely by 7:00 tonight in the low 50s and a steady rain. look farther down into the weekend in a few more minutes. for now i'll go fix my mouth.

here's kim mccormick with traf snook we have a crash. the single right lane gets through but it seems as if the delays have eased rather significantly. you can still take i-95 to 190. taking a look at the wilson bridge, moving along quite nicely for you. if you're trashlging on 66 from front royal all the way to the beltway, no sig karchlt issues for you. southern maryland, everything's runs smoothly. >> thank you, kim. now to developing news in texas where an infant and at least ten other people were killed in a series of powerful toernltds. storms packing winds of over 200 miles an hour hit communities outside of dallas saturday night. more than 1,400 homes are damaged, some of them beyond repair. >> other on this side you could see holes in our house. it's crazy. this is all neighbors' stuff. these flew through bullets like

home. i saw it across the street. it flew through a garage and landed in a wall. >> it's killed 25 people in five states am mayor in the town of texas also declared a state of emergency but for snow. take a look at some of these pictures. you can see that snow is on the ground there. this is the town of lubbock and it actually is collapsing some buildings in the room and damaging cars as well. there's about half a foot falling there. also in parts of oklahoma, they're getting white stuff. one highway is shut down. some 60,000 people don't have power. aaron. >> over the weekend at least eight people died there. high water swept away their cars in the south central part of the state. roading are now closed because of widespread flooding. communities around st. louis expect more rain today. the governor has declared it a state of emergency. >> the life of taertd, make everybody laugh, joke, laughing.

>> tragedy striked a family at a family get-together days after christmas. a man died after his atv collide in capitol heights last night. his teenage daughter got seriously hurt. illegal to ride atvs on roads. this morning the family has a message about riding atvs on city streets. >> leave those bikes alone. do not wide them where it's illegal to ride stuff, leave them alone. >> prince jormg's county is investigating exactly what led up to the accident. the consumer product safety commission looked at recent deaths involved atvs. 12 people died in november of 2013. two of the victims were younger than 16. the commission says never ride atvs on paved roads. never allow anyone under 16 to ride on them and do not ride as

a passenger. a key player for the washington nationals now facing a scandal this morning. an investigative report by al jazeera tv claims ryan zimmerman took performance-enhancing drugs in 2011. the nationals stating, quote, ryan has unequivocally stated these allegations are false. the learner organization fully backs him. we'll show that it's unfoended, unquote. >> peyton manning also named in that al jazeera report. it claims he used the drugs while recovering from a neck injury in 2011. 8 he says he's disgusted by the accusations. >> it stings me whoever this guy is insinuating i cut corners, broke nfl rules to get healthy. it's a joke a friggin' joke.

>> the man reportedly named as charlie sly, he later denied the report saying he made up the story he told to aunds cover reporter. manning says he will likely sue over the allegations. >> 5:00. now to decision 2016. donald trump calling the republican party in virginia stupid. the presidential hopeful took to twitter saying how they're requiring a so-called statement of affiliation. it requires them to fill out a form in order to vote in the march 1st primary. he tweeted that pushes out voters. we'll have more from capitol hill later in the hour. >> president obama preparing for a busy year aechb though this will be his last year as president. the first priority is national security and taking down isis. another goal is criminal justice reform. the president is likely to get

bipartisan report on reconsidering mandatory sneps. on the economy they want them to green light the partnership. it aims to compete with china. others include close guantanamo bay. police are looking for a man who robbed a supermarket in bodega. police say the suspect pulled out a gun and demanded money from an employee who was closing the store at the time. the store owner says he got away with $20,000 but investigators have not been able to confirm that exact amount. in the new year they can share a new state-of-the-art training facility. the sheriff says the new indoor center will teach officers better de-escalation techniques. the facilities should open in the summer. you are going to start to feel a big difference in the temperatures when you step outside today. chuck will tell us how to plan

ahead if you're traveling this week. >> talk about getting a little exercise. one athlete's big journey that took him across 7 thousand nautical miles. >> we've got new

david culver at the live desk. we just got news feed of a suicide bombing at an airport. they say the blast killed at least one person. 13 others hurt. a taliban spokesperson claiming responsibility adding that their target was a convoy of foreign forces. now, in recent months, taliban militants have stepped up their attacks against afghan officials as well as other military forces there. an jirks ba

angie, back to you. this man says he's the first person to row alone across the pacific ocean. he wejts more than 7,000 nautical miles between san francisco and straichlt it took him more than 200 days and he says he should have arrived in october but bad weather and sea conditions slowed him down. 5:11, your time. "weather & traffic on the 1s." what you'll find when you step outside, chuck? >> yes, indeed. that 70-degree sunshine you enjoyed, gone. no more of that. if you're staying locally today, i'll give you the green light. if you're driving north, pennsylvania, new york, you may run into snow and ice particularly tonight and early tomorrow. if you're flying, snow and severe weather down to the west and south. look at all the bad weather. chicago, shoous, memphis, new orleans all impacted by the weather. no wintry weather forus, but there are winter weather advisories. rain moving into our area today.

before 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon to the south. between 3:00 and 6:00 and northern maryland. do plan for a cloudy day with rain moving in. chilly, breezy on their way down during the course of the day today. but there's mild air before the new year gets there. we'll show you that in a few minutes. here's kim mccormick. >> north of route 100, a single right lane gets by but apparently not people have heard about it. be careful if you're in silver spring north of university boulevard. there's reports of debris in the way. looking on 395 into the city across the 14th street bridget's moving quite nicely for you and frederick headed down toward the beltway, you're moving along at posted speeds. it's a good morning to be out there and get going. don't forget when you get going, tune in for traffic updates on

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happen rather than in the morgue. outrage from two families who shot first and asked questions second. this morning chicago mayor rahm emanuel is calling for a review of how officers respond to a mental health crisis. 19-year-old quintonio legrier's family said he was having a men talg health episode when officers arrived saturday morning. police say he was combative. he was shot and killed. 55-year-old bettie jones lived downstairs. she was accidentally killed by the gunfire. the police department is already being gtsed over the dea ee eee teenager. brian barnshaw lost control of his car and crashed into a car. his mother miriam barnshaw died at the scene. the cause, though, is still

under investigation. new details in a massive mall fight in kentucky. police say there are up to 2,000 teens who were involved in the riots and fighting on saturday night. it was so chaotic that it had to be shut down early. mall officials say they will consider stricter policies to stop this from happening again. no injuries reported, no arrests made. >> 5:18. some of you may be headed to the bowl game. today the bowl game is happening. navy is playing in that game. they're taking on the pittsburgh panthers. you're looking a tt last time the teams played two years ago. now, before the 2:30 kickoff today, the military bowl parade begins at 11:00 a.m. frog in my throat. >> are you going to make it? >> i'm going to get some water. >> i'll read this. in san francisco the trees are providing a holiday snack for

goats. >> they'll eat anything. >> looking to recycle their christmas tree. city grazing is land scaping business that rents out is goats to help get rid of weeds. they offer vitamins and minerals -- sometimes when you get too much information. they offer natural intestinal worm prevention for the herds goochld morning. >> they compare it to humans eating mandarins dipped in chokt. it's a real treat. it gives them vitamin c. you are looking at severe flooding in paraguay. officials say 90,000 people have ee crack yated its capital city. the rain is affect nearby countries. people are trying to get to dry land right now. we're hearing as many as five people have already died.

so some devastating situations in other parts of the world. around here a sharp turn in our forecast as well. >> including more rain coming. looking at the district from virginia, clouds coming in. chuck, what's in store? >> well, every whob got so used to the mild weather, that is now all a thing of the past. it's going to be a much chillier day outside today than yesterday. the clouds and the nearly winds have returned and it's going to feel a little bit at least more like december today. temperatures are as warm now as we're going to be all day. we'll be falling temperatures. chilly, north breezes and chances increase during the day today. can't say this enough for a lot of folks traveling today going out. be on the lookout. could have some big flight delays coming later on as some of the big hubs to the west and midwest are going to be badly impacted. we're all going to be dry for now. that will be changing with time. rain arriving by noon to 3:00

p.m. rain most likely to start between 6:00 and 8:00 and northern pennsylvania later on. sooner rain chances to the south and later rain chances to the north. we're not done with rain today. our best chances come tomorrow and that lingers into the early day on wednesday. temperatures, we're back down into the 40s. 40 in hagerstown. 51 in fredericksburg. hourly temperatures as i mentioned, mid to upper 40s now. trending downward with time during the day. so you'll need a much warmer jacket today than yesterday. here's our high resolution model. the heavier steadier showers moving after lunchtime and by 3:00 or 4:00 moving into the metro area. do take your umbrella with you. the shorts you had out yesterday, no more of that.

here's your seven-day forecast now. milder tomorrow. most of the rain, front part of the day tomorrow and second part on wednesday. the next big change arrives on new year's eve itself. we'll start out with cloudy conditions. yes, indeed. we'll get sunshine back. that comes on thursday afternoon. new year's day and the weekend are looking just a great. we'll give you the four things you need to know at 5:31. here's kim mccormick. >> it's taking a while to clear up. that's why it's taking a little while to clear out. as chuck was alluding to, there are gusty winds and as a result they have wind warnings in place, no restrictions. be careful you're in a high side vehicle. now, if you're in virginia, everything's nice and quiet on 95. this is right at the fairfax county parkway. northbound traffic is the taillights you see. everything is moving quite

smoothly for you. as a reminder, vre service is on an "s" schedule today. >> thank you. the federal aviation commission says reports of bird strikes are on the rise but helicopters are still at high risk. according to the faa there were 200 strikes. 88 more than the year before. they say partly because the pilots are more aware of the risk. today is good riddance day, shred them and forget them. get them out of there. this is a video. the annual tradition gives people an opportunity to purge any negativity from 2015. i'm sure you can paint the perfect and make roomd for good memories. it's quite a sight if you see this. a word of warning if you're looking to get your marriage

back. new hampshire will not undo a divorce. they could not undivorce a couple who split after 24 years of marriage. the justices said the law only gave them the law to grant divorces, not undo them. maryland officials will undo your divorce within a certain amount of time. in news for your health, there's now another reason to adding hitting the gym to your resolution list. exercise has profound effects on your system. scientists say people who work out for 20 to 30 minutes a day have stronger immune systems. >> their immune cells are killing cells. they also reresponsibility better to buy real infections and eliminate bacteria. >> another recent study found it repeat italy stresses the body and helps refine the immune system making it more effective. the punctuation in your text messages matters.

how about that. >> why don't you just text me back. >> the take awairks be careful how you use periods. they found that messages that end in a period are perceived as less sincere than those that don't end. are you kidding me? exclamation parks with interpreted as the preferred text punctuation so your friends will think you're always yelling at them. >> the exclamation mark is way overused. you just need one. only one emoji. developing today, an investigation into an attack at a mosque in california. a sheriff's office outside of san francisco said someone threw a molotov cocktail at a mosque on saturday. they're now investigating it as a hate kriechlt it cost about

$1,000 in damage but no one was hurt. we're days away from the new year and times square is getting ready. take a look. crews installed even more crystals on it this year. the confetti that will fall will have hopes and dreams written on tiny pieces of paper this year. david culver coming to you from the live desk. as you or your relatives prapsz head home for the holidays, we wanted to tell you about the severe weather across the country. it's having an impact in dallas this morning and it's early. 40 cancellations. chicago, another 70 cancellation. aaron? >> thank you. before you know it, it will start to feel like winter around here. much cooler temperatures and four things to know. 5:26. chipotle gets a new show of

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temperature drop as we finish up this last of 2015. >> good morning, evan. i'm angie goff in for eun yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. let's get to chuck bell with four things you need to know about your forecast. we're dry right now but take the umbrella with you. wow, what a difference a day make. 20 to 30 degrees colder this afternoon. we make it up to 70. you're right. it will be a mild finish to 2015 before more seasonal temperatures arrive for the first weekend of the new year. 48 in manassas, 48 in virginia. you may want to take the umbrella to might same. rain chances will increase. weather will have a greater, greater impact on your plans.

we get more of the details hour by hour. back to kim mccormick. >> good news on the baltimore wash parkway. getting a report that the crash has completely cleared. that's good news if you're headed to baltimore or bwi frmt there is a report of a crash on the george washington parkway. if you're headed down the parkway headed toward the key bridge. be careful. keep your eyes open. hopefully that will get cleared out for you rather quickly. other on the maryland side of the beltway, nice and quiet headed into virginia or from virginia into maryland. >> thank you, kim. now, to the latest in decision 2016. donald trump is now taking aim at both hillary clinton and former president bill clinton all while trying to fend off senator ted cruz. they catch us up to speed on the race for the white house. good morning, edward.

>> he's gaining headlines and gaining support. he's also trying to get his base and support out. over the weekend donald trump turned his attention to a new target. he went after on twitter hillary clinton's husband, president bill clinton. trump said that the former president demonstrated a penchant for sexism. he used the exact words that clinton used on trump. it even has bernie sanders going after trump. sanders called him vulgar. sanders said the real damage will be if trump becomes president and doesn't raise the minimum wage. reporting live on capitol hill, edward lawrence, "news4." >> edward, thank you.

5:33 right now. developing now, a main hunte for a man who escaped a jail in pennsylvania. he climbed the fence and escaped into the woods right over the maryland border. d.c. police are searching for the people who shot two people in broad daylight. it happened on sunday afternoon at "v." there's no word on the condition of the second victim. police say he took off in a silver mazda sports car. freddy herndon crashed early sunday morning. police arrested him at the scene. a man, a woman, twoonld children were taken to the hospital with serious injuries. man on the run after a shooting in new york is captured in prince george's county. rafael herrera is accused of

allegedly showing it. he was captured and arrested on saturday. right now charges are pending. >> celebrity chef and owner guy ferreri is being sued. fieri isn't saying much about the lawsuit. it will be busy as usual as the restaurants. it's 5:34. today boston's health inspector will'd at a chipotles as a show of confidence. nearly 140 college students got sick after eeing at the location. inspectors point to a sickened employee, not the food as a cause. right now firefighters in southern california are watching the weather as they finish

battling a massive wildfire. this fire was burning in ventura. it burned about 1,200 acres. over the weekend it forces a lot of people too evacuate their homes. once the winds clamd, they were able to get the fire about 75% contained. now they're worried it could trigger landslides. >> medicaid expansion is sure to remain a hot issue. republicans in the general assembly are expected to block governor terry mcauliffe's plans. they told our news partner he's going to try to work out a deal. he's hoping to bring medicaid coverage to 400,000 people and it could come down to one on one meetings who are concerned about high costs and poor execution. >> when it comes to working officers, the d.c. police force is at a 10-year low. the numb beof officers has fallen below 3,800.

officials say retirements of officers who joins the force during a hiring binge during '8l''89 and '90. a phone call came from outer space. the astronaut started by calling and said, hmm, is this pleasant earth. the woman answering the phone thought it was a prank phone call and hung up on him. she thought he was a drunk reveler. tim later tweeted out and said i liked the apologize to the lady i called by miss stachlkt not a prank call. just the wrong dial. >> you call that pocket dial. we've been spoiled with the warm weather around here. that's automobile to change. here's one way to have fewer cared on the road waichl how they're cutting down on the

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cars with even-numbered licenses can drive today. tomorrow, odd-numbered cars get their day. they say hybrids and high-powered cars don't count. weeks of heavy rain continue to devastate the area. the water is damaging or destroying buildings and has forced hundreds from their homes. rescue crews used boats to evacuate homes and near manchester, a 200-year-old pub was almost washed away. the time right now, 5:40. if you're stping out early, you're going to notice a real difference when you're talking temperatures. let's check in with chuck bell. he has the latest. >> good morning, angie. rain out to our west toward cincinnati. take the umbrella with you and get out the warm jacket. temperatures are colder. cold enough there could be light snow or freezing rain if you're traveling to western maine or southern maryland.

no travel troubles. planning out your day hour by hour. we'll be to the mid and upper 40s but temperatures will be falling throughout the course of the day and rain becoming more and more likely after lunchtime and it will be a rainy evening and back down to the chilly low 40s with the raindrops tonight. seven-day forecast coming up in ten minutes. here is kim mccormick. >> watch for delays as you approach the key bridge. on 95 north of the occoquan, things are nice. we've got residual delays at federal triangle and if you're on 66 moorking toward the beltway, you're moving along so far at posted speeds. 5:41. it's been a block buster opening for the new "star wars" movie.

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david culver with you at the live devg. there was a suicide bomb in the city of hom. 32 people killed, 90 wounded. right now at 5:45. texas dealing with major hurricane damage. the dev staying hit communities outside dallas leaving a trill of destruction there. we'll get an update on that at 6:00. first our temperatures are changing. let's get an update on the forecast from chuck bell. >> yes, indeed, aaron. those 70 degrees are nothing

more than a memory of christmases past. when i see you in a few more minutes i'll let you know when the next big change in the weather arrives. it gets here just in time for the end of the year and into the new year. a complete check of the seven-day forecast at 5:51. >> if you're traveling through the area, be careful on 210. actually don't be careful. northbound is what you see heed toward you coming up toward southern maryland. there are no incidents for you right now. if you're on 95, you're moving along quite smoothly and the top part of the beltway is moving nicely too. there are some delays on the redline. residual delays to glen month because of an earlier train malfunction in bethesda. >> thank you. take a look here. more than 16 inches are on the ground in roswell and it's still coming down in some parts.

the governor calling the national guard to help people who are stranded in the middle of the road. well, it's sleet and freezing rain out in oklahoma. take a look at the miserable and dangerous driving conditions out there. the state didn't of transportation laying down salt and a lot of sand but some cars were pretty much sliding off the roadway. a chinese man is recovering after trying to save a woman's life. you take a look. it was all caught on surveillance video last week. that woman fell from an 11-story billing right into his arms. they both hit the ground. the woman did not survive. the man fractured several bones. >> 5:47. in decision 2016. activists predict abortion co d could. they're at the forefront after

republican-led congressional investigations of planned parenthood of tough anti-abortion laws in texas. >> no doubt you noticed our weird weather lately. nearly 20 states are shattered record that are a century oil. we'll take a look at what it means for business. stores that stocked up on winter coats are taking the hard hits. it's a great news for outdoor recreation sales. >> we're seeing business boom in terms of the last really six weeks of the year. >> ski resorts in the northeast are expecting deep losses but their loss means big gains for resorts out west. tickets up 15% for places like vail where they follow the good snow. a new training facility is going to teach officers better techniques. it will open up in the summer. the police department will help

pay for that new facility and will also share the space. >> holiday shopping. it's not over yet. a lot of you planning to take advantage of the post christmas deals. 66% of holiday shoppers plan to shop the sales. specifically 47% say they will go to the store. another 3% say they will shop online. now, when it comes to what they wear, there may be some changes in store for the marines. doing away with desert camouflage utility uniforms is one of the proposals on the table right now. a change comes after a survey was conducted over the summer. officials say final decisions are still pending but their input will be taken into accounts. the morning the washington redskins, the fans are still smiling. saturday night the redskins bake

nfc division championships and now they're getting ready for their first trip to the playoffs since 2012. their fans couldn't wait to greet them. we shot this video at 2:28 a.m. on sunday. fans showed up. >> a great experience for everybody. young guys, the veterans, i know they were excited. they had their camera phones out. take pictures. coaches were too. it was a great experience. >> this was sunday morning, i should have said. not safrmtd before they get to the playoffs they'll face the delays cowboys. >> way to go. peep are so hyped up, even today. >> they were doing well. ten minutes way from the top of the hour. the new film is just shattered records. >> "the force awakens" reached 1

$1 billion. "jurassic world" did it in 13 days. >> they haven't opened up in china that. >> 30 years worth of followers. let's talk about the weather. >> our december not only going to be the number one warmest december on record. we're currently more than 11 degrees above average for the month of december. the old record for december was only about 6 degrees warmer than average. we're five degrees ahead of the all-time warmest december. that is a crushing defeat for what was the warmest december. the weather as your plarns. cloudy, breezy, and chilly.

layer up and take your umbrella with you. new at 6:00 today, showers moving into the region. after 6:00 that's when the steadier rain will settle in. we'll give you the red-light for evening plans. if yu oar driving north, you might run into problems overnight. air travel already nearly 100 flights canceled from texas to chicago now. so call ahead. weather will really impact chicago, st. louis, memphis, new orleans, dallas, ft. worth. those are big travel hubs. there are already reports of nearly 100 flights in chicago alone canceled. take your plans and pack your patience. as far as rain chances, most of the steadier rain chances come in after lunchtime and most of the rain there after this evening really starting to get pretty solid around here. could pick up half an inch or

more. temperatures in the upper 40s now. temperatures and raindrops following. we could have line snow across southern pennsylvania and freezing rain. again, if you're travel tonight, north or west, you may want to delay your travel plans into tomorrow afternoon. here's your seven-day forecast then. tag temperatures and rain drops today. near 60 tomorrow with the rain primarily in the front apartment of tomorrow and primarily the second half of the day on wednesday. thursday, new year's eve. that's when the big change with the weather arrives. we'll get clearing skies. then of all things, cold january-like weather with sunshine. we'll get back focused in on the next 24 hours at 6:01. here's kim mccormick. >> if you're in a high-sided vehicle, use caution traveling across the span east and westbound. there's a crash near spout run. it is in the left lane and it's going to cause you delays as you

approach the key bridge on 270 and the beltway, things are moving along quite well for you. no drops in speed just yet and when you get in your car, don't forg forget and they'll give you traffic updates. >> following news just in from the middle east. iraqi security forces are now claiming kroll control of a key government facility in central ramadi. it has been days of fierce fighting there with isis. we also know that a u.s. backed fighter or coalition is gaining ground in syria. they have taken control of a key dam there, which essentially is severing a supply line as well as with militants on the turkish border there. a great news we're continuing to follow. back to you. >> thank you. as president obama enters the office, he has big goals to

check off his list. the first priority is national security and taking down isis. the president is likely to get bipartisan support. the president also wanted to finally close the prison at guantanamo bay. he says he'll lay out a plan to move some out. it's 5:55. you won't have to pay an entrance fee the next time you visit manassas national park. they decided the money was no longer cost effective. >> 5:55. in news foryour health this morning, transitioning into adulthood for people on the autism. now there is a program that may help. they viped peers the assist those. >> i know we talk about peer skpitsing and entry. that's going up to people and starting conversation. >> peers also incorporated

caregivers as social coaches to in crease the likelihood of obtaining the skills over time. good morning. i'm landon dowdy. they find half of consumers plan to shop this week which accounts for 15% of holiday sales. people will search for deals, cashing in gift cards and making returns. about 50% can be returned. retailers excellent fraudulent returns to cost them about $2.2 billion. for your your cnbc business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> landon, thanks. big changes are on the way for radio air kraf control enthusiasts around the nation's cal dal. they cannot fly their air krafrlts some of what disthis

mean. it memes they're frounlded from manassas and southern baltimore. some say technology is outpacing regulations. >> along with evening else we have to figure out how to integrate that into society. >> the fda is upgrading its radar systems to be able to detect unmanned aircraft in the d.c. area. weather has claimed the lives and homes of several. the straightest ahead. a warning from a family over man killed in an atv crash. they want you to know about the dangers. >> we're off to a chilly start. it's only going to get colder.

chuck will let you know what the next 24 hours will bring. he's bre

good morning, everybody. yes indeed rain chances coming back. grab an umbrella and a warm coat. temperatures are back in the 40s after another 70 degree yesterday. rain arriving by 12:00. 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 in southern maryland. most likely the rain showers moving in around 3:00 to 6:00 and arriving last in northern maryland and southern pennsylvania where the rain will be cold enough to support winter weather. temperatures in the 30s and 40