good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> and i'm eun yang, much needed rain is on the way, we can't complain about it, we need it. >> chuck bell is here to break down your forecast hour by hour. >> good morning to both of you and welcome to monday morning. off to a quiet start, it's cold outside this morning, temperatures in the 20s and 30s now, we should make it up into the 50s later on today. it won't be today that is rain finally coming back into the picture, a quiet start at national airport, look at that long line of headlines in the drop off lane, could be another busy day for travelers around the northeast and fortunately it will be dry weather up and down the i-95 corridor. increasing clouds, cool and dry. tomorrow a bit of a south breeze tomorrow, even though rain chances are coming in strong for tomorrow and perhaps even into wednesday it will not be a cold november rain at all, it will be

today, though, 25 degrees now, we should have a nice rise in temperatures up into the low and mid 50s. again you will be needing those umbrellas before we get through to your tuesday morning. so start looking for them now. look at the whole week ahead and a peek at the weekend in a few more minutes. for now here is melissa. >> take a look at that, trouble here, chopper 4 over southbound colesville right be left side of the roadway. very slow and this is going to multiply. eastbound howard road after mlk jr. still have the left lanes blocked. top of the beltway otherwise looking pretty good, all of those routes into town and out of town as well. right now d.c. police are investigating three separate homicides. >> each of them happened in different locations in the

>> reporter: what's especially painful to hear for the family and the friends of the 16-year-old who died is for the acting police chief to say that the shooter just fired indiscriminately into a crowd. now, this is especially devastating obviously for breyona mcmillian's family and for the southeast community who loved her so much. large crowds showed up sunday boarding school student. friends say she had such great promise. breyona mcmillian she was home for the holiday when police say she was the unintended victim shot multiple times in her apartment complex friday morning. >> i was in agony when i heard the news. i mean, i couldn't even -- i literally could not hardly breathe at work, you know, i was in so much pain myself as if it was my daughter.

had so much promise and just even the term of at]1?i youth, she wasn't an at risk child, she was an at promise child. >> reporter: now, police telling us they have strong leads in breyona's case, they are also looking over surveillance video to look for tips in this case. they still need the public to come forward with any information they may have in this case and the two other daylight shootings that happened over the holiday weekend that left two them identified as 27-year-old anthony young. that is the latest live from outside d.c. police headquarters, back to you. last night people on dirt bikes interrupted mayor muriel bowser's news conference on the shootings in d.c. the noise was so disruptive the mayor was forced to stop what she was saying at the microphone here. police eventually blocked off the street so the bikers

has started. orange and silver line trains will single track between the east and west falls church stations between december 21st. we will check in with justin finch at 630 foik for ways to avoid the backups. thousands of cubans are expected to file past the remains of fidel castro in havana's revolution+kr7wquare today. this is part of formal mourning ceremonies leading up to castro's funeral on sunday. as a presidential vote recount gets wisconsin donald trump is claiming that millions of people voted illegally across the country. the president elect has not driven any evidence for the alleged fraud. and president-elect trump is taking a social media -- taking to social media to voice his outrage about the recounts. on sunday he sent ??me? a flurr of tweets claiming did he not win the popular vote because millions of people voted illegally. in another tweet he said there was serious voter fraud in virginia, new hampshire and

these claims with evidence, though. the latest count shows hillary clinton won the popular vote by more than 2 million votes. tracie potts will have more on this and the trump transition. wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania are the three key states where recounts are happening or could happen. jill stein raised the money to take a look at the tight election results. today wisconsin election officials are meeting to talk about a possible timeline for a recount which has to be finished by december 13th. tomorrow, stein does, to do the same. a call for those recounts in pennsylvania and michigan respectively, officials say there is no evidence that voter results were hacked. covers prince george's county this morning police want you to take a look at this missing 12-year-old girl, her name is aleah williams, prince george's county detectives say she was last seen on rock quarry terrace in district heights, she may be wearing pink boots, jeans and a white vest.

exposure charges in morning. deputies say they arrested russell hendley after he touched himself in front of a woman. deputies say in the past he has been arrested on similar charges. this morning d.c. police are looking for two men who robbed a postal worker at gunpoint. this happened on saturday at second and adams street in northeast. that postal worker s pistol whipped, punched and kicked him, they stole their mail backs, shoes and wallet. they are offering up to $50,000 for information that leads to arrest joos tributes for a fallen redskins player, how his fellow players are referring sean taylor nine years after his death. the cyber monday craze a

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welcome back. we are talking about a cold start to your monday morning, some 20s in the area. >> you smile too big it will get frozen on your face. >> impossible, aaron. impossible. it is a cold start for sure early this morning, you will need your jacket for sure. temperature now 41 at national warm spot. it's 28 now in twin brook and montgomery county, potomac 32, 27 in leesburg. after a weekend of sticking it all in your face it's time to start getting some of those pounds off the waistline. fitness forecast for today it will be cold now, temperatures only near 30, up to 50 degrees by noontime and mostly cloudy, staying dry more your evening plans, by 6:00 mostly cloudy,

rain moving in probably not until after midnight tonight. rain likely tomorrow and rain possible also on wednesday. the upside it's going to be mild with the rain drops here tuesday and wednesday, we will be talking temperatures with the five-day forecast in ten minutes. let's go over to melissa and see what she's tracking for us this morning. >> still have this problem chopper 4 is over southbound colesville before the beltway, one minor injury on the scene, could be a little while before this is totally cleared out. enough of a distraction that it is causing some problems there southbound on colesville. eastbound shady drove at crabs branch way, the crash not causing too much of a problem. 270 south looking pretty good. a look in virginia 66 inbound and 95 northbound rolling along

m when you hop in your car today. a pennsylvania man is charged with murder for shooting a teenager inside a fire station. the shooting happened last night as people inside the red stone township firehouse were preparing for a parade. the 21-year-old man shot the 16-year-old junior firefighter in the face. that's according to police. officials have not released the victim's name. the shooting has stunned the community. >> i just can't tak granted, it could be like that, you know. so our -- our thoughts and prayers are certainly with this family. >> the suspect will appear in court next week, no word yet on the motive for the shooting. the family of the san bernardino shooters hopes to adopt the couples or fanned child. according to the "washington post" tashfeen malik's sister

their family has been cleared by the fbi but it's still unclear when a decision about the child will come. police in northern california are investigating a shooting that happened at a movie theater last night. they say a man threatened a security guard after some type of incident inside one of the theaters saying that he had a gun and would shot the guard. police say the security guard shot the man and that no gun was found on him. he suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. and the security guard have not been released. 613 inc. to. this weekend marked nine years since one of the most memorable redskins players of all time passed away, sean taylor was killed november 27th, 2007 at his home in miami. this weekend the nfl remembered number 21. you're the reason i wear 36. you're a reason why 21 is my favorijubu number and you're th reason why i play every day,

wallace tweeted one of the best safeties to play the game, left it all out on the field each one. todd gurley simply say legendary, rest in peace sean taylor. the search is on for a broadway bandit accused of robbing people outside the richard rogers theater where "hamilton" is playing route now, police released surveillance images of a woman they're looking for. they say she's charged more than 2 gran least six people she pick pocketed between may 25th and november 6th. police believe she's targeting fans as they wait for performers to leave the theater. >> still waiting to see it. today is cyber monday and it's your chance to snag those gifts that you couldn't find in stores. >> it's easy to get overwhelmed by the chooses online. here are four things to know before you go online. research deals first and make a

to do right there, you want to visit comparison shopping sites like brad's deals.com, they've vetted the on line retailers and the deals can take the guesswork out of where the bargains are, also don't use free public wifi to make your purchasers. be suspicious of great deals you learn about on social media or in e-mails and don't ever click on the links. now, if you forget any of these deals you can check them out on the nbc washingt search cyber monday. once you order your gifts it is time for them to be shipped and this morning amazon is already working in overdrive to make sure that happens. >> tracie strahan from our new york sister station is live in new jersey's fulfillment center to show us how this all works. hi, tracie. >> reporter: how can you make a game plan when you have a

ceiling? let me step out of the way and show you just how amazing this fulfillment center is 24/7 a symphony of shipping. these people have been on around the clock, 4,000 employees here and those are the full-time workers. they actually have seasonal workers in effect to make this the best cyber monday they have ever had. of course, cyber monday caps off a four-day shopping extravaganza weekend that started with black friday. black friday a pretty good one for amazon, they million items worldwide and they are actually on pace to do an even better business on cyber monday. of course, they have competition. places like target and walmart certainly in the game and like everyone offering those cyber monday deals a lot earlier, a lot ofa+? people have gotten th e-mails last week, even before thanks giving. they're going to be offering deals of the day here, at least 75,000 of them just this week and it's really amazing to see

things shipping under us, over us and everywhere in between, even robotic pads of things being shipped out. we almost lost a cellphone that way that could have been shipped to you guys in d.c. but all good so far. that's the very latest from robinsville, new jersey, i'm tracie strahan at the amazon fulfillment center. we often show you videos of criminals stealing packages right off people's porches once they're delivered, but a this year. eric snow knows thieves target his neighborhood so he decided to leave a gift that they won't return for. he watched his surveillance cameras as criminals came to pick up a box full of dog poop. >> they probably wouldn't enjoy it as much as we enjoyed the -- doing it. >> hopefully these people realize we're tired of them. >> that's right. snow says he doesn't think the criminals will return to his

package. by the way, the dog a 95 pound german shepherd. >> this guy is my hero. >> right? >> what's that? >> that's probably the package. >> good for him. >> we have to take matters into your own hands. it's hard to track the criminals if you don't have surveillance cameras. >> hoping you get a little something on your hands we'll find you. >> yuck. let's turn to -- what a segue. chuck bell is -- >> he has our forecast. >> okay. we'll go with that. >> yes >> i think that is an absolute classic and if anyone steals anything off my porch that's what's going to be out there just so you know. we are dealing with a cold start early in morning, temperatures down below freezing in most of the suburbs, a little bit milder in town but the most important thing on a monday what's the upcoming weekend going to be like? i think you're going to like at least the first half of it. your saturday forecast will be starting off cold but ending up sunny. by sunday, though, i think sunday morning we are likely to

coming weekended on sunday afternoon, sunday evening rain will be likely once again. we have a chance of rain before then to put a little dent in our drought around here 38 degrees under a partly cloudy sky. not much of a wind. though it is cold it is not windy. that's welcome news, you will still need a warm jacket this morning. 51 for your high in gaithersburg, 56 washington. two good chances for rain coming our way. this first wave of rain drops that is our rain chance for tomorrow and this rain down across parts of oklahoma and texas that is our rain chance coming up for wednesday. if you're traveling today could have flight delays in detroit or the twin cities, but that storm staying well to our north will tap an abundance of warm air, even with the rain coming in for tomorrow temperatures will be 10 to 15 degrees warmer than average. we should be easily in the low to mid 60s tomorrow, even with the rain drops.

mostly cloudy, dry through the daylight hours, chances for rain moving in late tonight into the early hours of tomorrow morning. a little bit of a break in the action late tuesday night and another chance for rain coming our way on wednesday. we could really use t we're more than 6 inches behind in rainfall just since september 1st. there's your five day outlook. enjoy the for tuesday, wednesday, should be drying out early on thursday morning. she says it's cold. >> it is cold out there. southbound colesville road just before the beltway has just cleared out of the way. that is now gone. taking a look eastbound shady grove at crabs branch way, we're sending the chopper this way to see what we're dealing with there, eastbound shady grove at

jr. avenue eastbound one juan lanes blocked. 66 and 85 typical. southbound through woodbridge i will keep a look on that and see what's going on. a family adopts a wild deer. the exception to the law for this baby named mila. christmas at the capitol, more signs that the holidays are here in washington. and a new headache for

g . he wears his army hat, walks around with his army shirt looking all nice. and then people just say, ?thank you for serving our country? and i'm like, that's my dad. male vo: no one deserves a warmer welcome home. that's why we're hiring 10,000 members of the military community by the end of 2017. i'm very proud of him.

so some people have dogs, some people have rabbits or i go want nas maybe. >> fish. >> all that. this family in russia they have a deer. >> in the house. >> in the house. >> that's mila. the family says they found in four month old deer in a forest apparently. they say mila was injured and dehydrated and nature reserves and zoos wouldn't take her in so the kids are just like, oh, it's loving on him. or her, i'm sorry. >> now, usually in russia the law says that wild animals have to live in a natural habitat. authorities say patiently made an exception in this case and -- >> i wouldn't recommend taking any animals that you find in the forest into your home around here. >> and bottle-feeding them. >> no, probably not. all right. it's november 28th and the clock is ticking down to christmas.

into santa as soon as you can, his helpers at the u.s. postal service will accept letters only until december 15th. you have to address it to the north pole postmark postmaster, 4141 postmark drive, anchorage, alaska, 99530. i posted the address and specific directions on my facebook page in case you've missed it. >> do you need extra postage for that? >> anchorage, alaska, a regular >> yes, you need a stamp. today the holiday season officially kicks off at the u.s. capitol, it arrives there anyway. the capitol christmas tree will be delivered today, the tree is set to arrive around 10:00 this morning. this year's tree is an engel man spruce from payette national forest in idaho. house spiker paul ryan will

three, two, one. >> how about that timing with the flip of the switch the holiday tree at city center d.c. is now illuminated. i did the honors again this year and the ceremony has become a tradition in downtown pennsylvania to ring in the holiday season. the tree is huge. 75 feet tall with more than 4500 handmade ornaments, 15,000 lights and this year there is a special art installation in palmer alley at city center, d.c., large on the wires above the alley make it really look like a winter wonderland. check it out through jan, the artist the swatch room, locally based, they do international work and i put the interview with the artist on my facebook page. it's interesting signs about why they chose to model those ornaments from something mundane, a wire hanger into making something magical. >> beautiful sight for sure. >> court side choking, a washington wizards star is

metro is warning crowded trains and delays as it rolls out its final safetrack surge of the year. the details you need to know coming up. and clouds will be moving in on your day. chuck has a look at when the rain will fit ur neigyohb at t.j.maxx, marshalls and homegoods, we've always believed the holidays should be about joy. where days are filled with magic, not madness.

vandals drivers are dealing with broken spirits and broken glass. attention shoppers, a shooting at a walmart but it had nothing to do with black friday. and metro safetrack, the new safety surge that will impact orange and silver line riders. hi, angie goff here at the live desk, we are following breaking news out of fairfax county where police right now on the scene of a stabbing.

the mt. vernon area, this is in the 8400 block of diablo court. it is right on the edge of brevard court at the beginning of the cul-de-sac there, this is an apartment complex. we are making calls to get more information and sending a news 4 reporter to the scene. more as we get it, aaron, eun. 6:31. we have rain headed our way this week. >> we may get through the day today without seeing storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bells joins us with four things to know about the forecast. >> we are more than 6 inches behind in rainfall since september 1st. rain is definitely needed and will be appreciated. better still it won't be coming on the weekend. we got through the holiday weekend no problems, today as you get ready to go back to work and school a nice dry start, it's in the cold 20s this morning, we will be up in the low to mid 50s later on today

moves in, most likely to come in after midnight tonight and the morning and evening commutes may be impacted by rain drops and another chance for rain coming in on wednesday as warm air comes our way, with he might even have thunderstorms across parts of central virginia coming up on wednesday afternoon with temperatures near 70 degrees. so rain, yes, cold, no. ten-day forecast coming up at 6:51. melissa, still dealingth grumpy people in gaithersburg this morning. >> eastbound shady grove at crabs branch way, you can see that crash there, part of the intersection the tow truck is here on the scene trying to get that last week out of the way. hoping this opens for folks soon. outer loop before georgia crash there but it's on the right shoulder. eastbound howard road after mlk jr. i have a those eastbound lanes blocked. southbound 95 after 100 a crash

as far as travel times in maryland overall looking okay. back in ten minutes with more. now to a look at the stories -- top stories at the hour. tributes to fidel castro are running around the clock in cuba. we will have a live report.coming up on the tributes manned in preparation for the former president's funeral later in week. president-elect donald trump is back home in new york this weekend. he is expected to make more picks tweets claiming voter fraud allegations without giving evidence. three shootings in d.c. over the weekend. first happened on i street, the other two on l street and howard road. now to metro which started it's 11th safetrack surge in morning. >> this will cause headaches for riders in virginia.

>> reporter: we're watching right now a gradual reboot to a normal morning commute at the west falls church station, even metro is admitting its orange -- rather silver line riders have suffered through a lot of traffic tie ups over the past year, several surges in place and now another one is under way. irs for some 24 days metro crews will repair and install thousands of feet of track resulting in single track east falls church stations. expect orange line trains to travel every 20 minutes between screen na and new carl ton. silver line trains every 20 minutes and residual blue line backups are expected here, too. here at west falls riders and cab drivers are readying for a challenging few weeks. >> despite the frustrations i still feel like the metro is the

>> i mean, i will feel sorry for them but at the same time i will be making money. >> reporter: yeah, lots of cab drivers happy to hear that come more money and fares will be coming their way as a result of this. metro also has enhanced bus service to make up for these delays. we have more details on that on our nbc washington app on air and back into you. it is now 6:35. busy massachusetts avenue northwest will be even more congested. it will be down to just one lane between dupont circle and scott circle all week long. that is going to be a problem. construction crews will be repaving sidewalks between 9:30 and 3:00 p.m. each day. metered parking near dupont circle will be off limits. a kansas man is dead after getting into an altercation with police inside a walmart. last night officers encountered

object and at one point the man hit an officer in the head with the blunt object, the other officers shot the suspect vjim. the officer was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. right now in northern virginia there is a search for the person who vandalized nearly 30 vehicles this weekend. take a look at some of the damage here. police say someone drove around several neighborhoods in alexandria late saturday into early sunday morning and smashed out these windows. they think the person who this used either a bat or a pipe to do the damage. police also say that the vandals did not take anything from inside the cars. residents, though, say what the vandals left behind is a costly burden. >> some people don't even have the money to even fix their cars, so, i mean, i feel bad for those that, you know, can't even make it to work probably day. >> this happened in the west end of the city, the cars were

quantrell avenues. washington wizards guard bradley beal has been fined. our news partner reports beal was find $15,000 for grabbing at another player's throat. this happened during friday night's game. the nba issued the fine yesterday. during the game beal was given a technical foul for that grab. three brazen shootings leave three dead in the district. what police are doing about it. deadline today that could impact the election results. postal carrier pistol-whipped, t

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cold and dry now, but we have rain coming our way as we get towards tomorrow and wednesday. so with big changes coming our way in the weather have your nbc washington app downloaded and ready to go. follow me on twitter @chuck bell 4 and you can like my page on facebook as well. bus stop temperatures 20s to near 30 degrees, eventually up into the low 50s by later on this afternoon. you will need your home today but you will need it tomorrow. a look at the ten-day forecast coming up at 10:51. melissa has been dealing with a lot of trouble this morning. >> a lot in montgomery county this morning. right now 270 southbound there at you're passing west montgomery avenue this morning it is there in the median, we are seeing a little bit of a slow down. 66 inbound at 50 left side blocked there. travel times in maryland not to

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recount in wisconsin. >> this is not about helping one guy and hurting another guy. >> this is a total and complete distraction and a fraud. >> the green party gets the green light. in hillary clinton is joining in. a week of mourning, a new cuba without fidel castro. we're live in havana. a mother distraught, a >> i was in agony when i heard the news. >> a 16-year-old girl killed in the district. >> she wasn't an at risk child, she was an at promise child. >> now a call for action. illegal interruption, d.c.'s mayor is almost upstaged. cyber monday, before you click we have the four things to know about where you can find

right now d.c. police are investigating three separate deadly shootings. >> it happened in different locations in southeast washington and one of the victims was a 16-year-old girl. >> news 4's molette green is live at police headquarters with the latest. molette. >> reporter: eun, good morning. in the day ahead d.c. police have to search for killers in three separate daylight murders. we want to break it all down for you this morning. a late afternoon howard road in southeast and a man died in that case. another man died in a shooting just hours earlier on sunday on l street and in that shooting a woman was also shot and injured. and then we have the emotional vigil on sunday for 16-year-old breyona mcmillian. her murder friday morning on i street in southeast just stunned her family and the community there.

boarding school for the holiday when bullets flew, hitting her multiple times. >> i was in agony when i heard the news. i mean, i couldn't even -- i literally could not hardly breathe at work, you know, i was in so much pain myself as if it was my daughter. >> i am heartbroken because she had so much promise and just even the terms of at risk youth, she wasn't an at risk child, she was an at promise >> reporter: and in the other cases police have only identified one of the victims, 27-year-old anthony young, and it is believed that he knew his killer. that is the latest live from outside police headquarters, back to you. last night people on dirt bikes interrupted mayor muriel bowser's news conference on those shootings.

so disruptive the mayor was forced to stopt what she was saying. police eventually blocked off the street so the bikers could not interrupt her any further. and this morning d.c. police are looking for two men who robbed a postal worker at gunpoint at second and adams street on southeast. the postal worker said the men pistol-whipped him, they school his shoes, mail bag and wallet. the postal service is offering up joos we're waiting to find out more about the body found by a photographer at the point lookout state pa, in maryland. the sheriff's office says the body is that of a missing prince george's county person. they have not released a possible cause of death but say the person's car was found in the same park earlier this month. and in frederick county, maryland, a man is facing indecent exposure charges this morning. deputies arrested russell hendley yesterday after he

in front of her. this happened near the intersection of elmer derr road and south wrenn road. and police want you to take a look at this missing 12-year-old girl, her name is aleah williams, prince george's county detectives say she was last seen on rock quarry terrace. as the green party pursues presidential vote recounts in three states donald trump is lashing out on twitter, he >> on sunday the president elect unleashed a series of tweets denouncing the recount. he alleged that voter fraud in states that hillary clinton won. trump also claimed without proof that he won the popular vote because he says many voted illegally. >> his advisors say it's a waste of time. >> this is a total and complete distraction and a fraud and something that they should drop. >> hillary clinton's campaign

not behind the recount, however, the campaign says it will participate. your time is 6:49. i want to show you live pictures coming in from old havana as cuba mourns the deathn?4 of fid castro. >> today castro's remains will be brought into havana's revolution plaza in preparation for two days of tributes to the former leader. jay gray in live in havana with more on the mood and preparation. a much different mood than you are seeing in other parts of the world where some are celebrating the death of fidel castro. here it's been quiet and somd ber and that's not only in havana but across the country. look, we expect tens of thousands to gather here in revolution plaza later this morning to begin what will be several days of public mourning, state mandated mourning, nine days in all culminating with the funeral, a public funeral for

right now along with the somber mood there is a question for many about what comes next and it's been that way for so long. so many wondering what happens after the death of fidel castro and now they're beginning to live that, understand that and see that. many are expecting change. we will continue to monitor things here for now, though, back to you from havana. >> jay gray, thank you, jay. 6:51. time for a look at weather and >> a quiet monday morning, awfully cold outside, you will need your warm jackets this morning, but you don't need the rain gear yet, that comes our way tomorrow. beautiful red and orange and yellow glow to our sky here this morning, sun is not up until after 7:00 now for the next couple weeks, so late daylight arriving and early daylight fading over the next couple of weeks. 38 now at national airport but

30s between now and about 9:00 this morning. you will need the seat heaters on the way in. lunch time temperatures near 50 degrees, afternoon highs today low to mid 50s under increasing number of clouds in our sky. we will be dry today, but big storm across parts of the upper midwest as it comes to our north it will pull an enormous amount of warm air and moisture our way. rain drops moving into cincinnati now, than 18 hours away from getting here. rain likely to move in around midnight tonight. here is future weather, by 7:00 tonight skies mostly cloudy, still rain free i think through 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 tonight, but by this time tomorrow morning rain showers moving in, the tuesday morning commute likely to be very wet, the afternoon commute may have tapering off in the rain drops but another chance for rain rolls in as we get into the day on wednesday.

how mild tomorrow, tomorrow's temperatures up into the low and mid 60s. we will be even warmer than that on wednesday. could even have a rumble or two of thunder across central virginia on wednesday afternoon. we dry it out to start the weekend, more chances for rain next week. melissa, how is traffic? >> a couple problems. southbound 270 just after 28 you can see on the right side of the main lanes we do have that accident slowing things a little bit. 66 inbound at 50 left si 95 northbound below as you're approaching quantico. est bows howard road still have that right side locked. prince george's county pretty typical. 95 south after 100 still interest that crash and westbound 70 at 40 broken down vehicle in the right lane. >> thanks, melissa. the final safetrack surge of the year started this morning. >> surge 11 is expected to

what you need to know before you read out. >> reporter: good morning. as the a.m. rush picks up here metro is asking riders from the orange and silver lines to find other ways to get around at least until mid-december and say that the first two weeks of this surge will see some service tie rj take you to some video here. the final surge of this year will see continuous single track service between the west and east falls church stops reducing crowding are expected on the blue line as crews work to repair and install thousands of feet of new track. we have seen riders this morning who are aware of this and are making accommodations. now, this surge should end december 21st and metro transit does have options for you. we've got details on that on our nbc washington app. back into you. >> justin, thank you. now, people did not only eat

being done. angie goff joins us with some of the hot deals and best apps to save you money on the cyber monday. angie. >> hi, everybody. hope you had a great holiday. if you didn't find what you needed this weekend look for big savings this cyber monday. check it out. according to retail me -- retailmenot.com computers and electronics they are marked at 48% off, just in the last hour by the way i've been scouring the web right now, than $300 off. also you can find a lot of clothing, designer clothing more than 40% off. we're seeing about the same amount of savings if you are out there shopping for your teenagers as well. many books and e readers, these always make for popular gifts, they are showing on average about 33% when it comes to the price cut. now, remember, a deal is only as good as it is if the shipping costs are low or perhaps even

make sure you know how much it's going to cost you and make sure it will arrive in time. that is key. all of that before you hit that final submit button. there are great apps like price blink and slick deals to help you find the best deals out there. we will post all of this on our nbc washington app, all you have to do is search cyber monday. it is 6 a 6:00. four things to know this monday. d.c. police are investigating three separate fatal shootings in the southeast the victims is a 16-year-old girl, breyona mcmillian, she was shot multiple times on friday in the 1200 block of i street. no arrests have been made. president-elect donald trump is expected to make more picks for his cabinet, his transition team is publicly divided over who to nominate as secretary of state. today wisconsin election officials will figure out a timeline for a vote recount in the presidential election. former green party presidential candidate jill stein also plans

tributes to fidel castro expected to continue in cuba today, thousands will line up in havana to view the remains of the former revolutionary leader who died on friday. and there's a quick peek at the five day forecast, this workweek will finally feature needed rain coming our way for tomorrow and also on wednesday, it will also be nice and mild. right now chopper 4 over a new problem, this is outer loop there after 270, you can see that crash there.

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sore winner? . good morning. sore winner, donald trump now claiming voter fraud cost him the popular vote, this hours after hammering hillary clinton for backing recount efforts in key swing states. is there any prf voing and at this point does any of it really matter? bidding farewell, cuba begins nine days of official tributes for former dictator, fidel castro. we're live in atlanta. visitors at the popular bourbon street tourist spot run for cover as one person killed