as to what happened at ohio state university becomes clearer. and we learn about who was behind it. >> it's a busy afternoon here on news 4. we're also tracking new reaction in cuba, a controversial proposal from metro and big changes in the weather coming our way. >> macfarlane at the live desk and we've learned more information. what can you tell us? >> u.s. government official about has identified the suspect in the ohio state university attack, right now we're monitoring a news conference that is supposed to begin any minu we may learn even more information about this morning's attack when it does begin. right now we know nine people are hurt and police identified the attacker as abdul r am dchl artan. police say he purposely drove into a curb on the campus hitting the pedestrians and an officer shot and killed him as

butcher's knife. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and he ended the situation less than a minute. he engaged the suspect and eliminated the threat. >> this is being considered a possible act of terror. that is the latest at the live desk. i'm scott macfarlane. back to you. and in cuba be preparations are under way for tributes to fairfax county. go a memorial, but there are a lot of questions about what comes next in terms of cuba and the u.s. jay gray is live with the latest. >> reporter: good evening from havana. lines continue to stretch in almost every direction in a place that is dealing with both

emotion after the death of fairfax county. the blast of cannons shatters the uneasy silence. a 21 gun salute to el commandante perform schoolchildren, adults, even the son of raul castro, thousands wait f past the simple memorial. it's just a few seconds, but for now, it's an emotional good by. >> he was the symbol of cuba. >> reporter: this cuban journalist says even though he was no longer el president, the death of fairfax countyleaves

>> we grew up thinking he was person with all the answers. now i don't think anyone can say what is supposed to happen. >> reporter: many concerned about what castro's death means to the growing economic relationship between cuba and the united states. and as the first u.s. commercial flight to havana lands this afternoon, there are questions stateside, as well, the obama administration standing by its evident to normalize relations in the wake of castro's death. >> i wouldn't expect any we're committed to making on our end. >> reporter: because social media post from president-elect donald trump this morning threatens to terminate the growing relation ship. f. the countries can't broker, a, quote, better deal. it's a deal that for now will have to wait as the memorials continue across cuba with the public view planned for sunday.

and david culver is on his way cuba and will be reporting live on the funeral and reaction to fairfax county's death in the days to come. keep it here for today's stories and follow him on twitter for updates. election officials are going to recount all the votes in wisconsin if jill stein pays for it by tomorrow morning. the recount will start thursday and end sometime before december 13. the green party candidate also just filinged for a recount in pennsylvania. president-elect donald trump is railing against the recount saying it won't change anything and he opened up a new line of attacks arguing that he would have won the popular vote if millions in virginia, new hampshire and california hadn't voted illegally. so far the trump campaign hasn't produced any evidence and the virginia board of elections says the krams are groundless. the next phase of metro is

it will impact the orange and silver lines as they single track. they run every 20 minutes now through december 21. there is limited shuttle bus service that is free, but most riders we talked to plan to wait for the trains instead. the work will also affect in some riders in loudoun news 4 transportation reporter adam tuss broke metro's recommendations on twitter and he joins us live from the west falls church station. >> reporter: lots of reaction to this. the general manager is trying to find eight more hours per week so that maintenance teams can have that time to get in and fix the system. of course we've been seeing so much work with safetrack, but this is completely separate from

so the general manager is proposing times that would crow metro during the week, closing at 11:30 at night on friday and saturday nights and metro would close at 1:00 in the morning and then on sunday, metro wouldn't open until 8:00 in the morning and it would close at 11:00 at night. that would be the extra time that would be found to actually do more maintenance, this would happen for a period of two years after safetrack ends and riders are reacting today. it they are not happy >> it's a big inconvenience. everyone has to go to work, go to different places. metro is really way to get there. single tracking is pretty hard on people like me. >> reporter: so what will happen is that metro board will be presented with this plan this thursday at at a board meeting, they will then have to take a vote on whether or not they want goi forward. but we're already seeing

mayor muriel bowser saying something about it and metro leaders in d.c. saying about potentially closing town early. we'll bring you that part of the story at the 5:00 and 6:00. >> thank you, adam. the day may have started out sunny, but the clouds have moved in and they will be like a family member that comes for thanksgiving dinner and just doesn't leave for a couple days. storm team 4 is tracking showers. doug, how long do you think this will arrive and then stick around? >> well, kind of an scenario that we have playing out. we have a couple of different storms moving oir way. we also have very warm air moving in and rather windy conditions. right now we're all clear around the region. we will stay that way through most of the night tonight, but then by midnight, we'll start to see a chance for rain increasing. and look at all of the rain down to the south and east. if all of this was moving our way, we would be in business as far as the rain is concerned because we do need to pick up 3

but that won't happen. we'll see a lot of this rain moving our way and fizzle out. we will still get rain from not just this storm, but another storm in behind that for wednesday. we'll talk about the timing of the storms, let you know when you need your umbrella. and a supermarket become as crime scene. why the owners didn't have to go far to find out who did it. >> and the panda cub on the road to recovery how bae bae is getting back on his feet. and one town decided to give

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there will be extra police on duty at a prince george's county shopping center tonight. someone shot up the outside of the shoppers food warehouse this morning. >> tracee wilkins spoke with employees. >> reporter: police are still looking for the success petal who shot up the outside of the shoppers food warehouse. we're told by employees that this is an employee gunman this morning. you can still see where the win toe was shattered by the gunshots. police are looking for the suspect and have a pretty goodw gunshots. police are looking for the suspect and have a pretty good idea of who it is they are looking for. employees here tell me that the worker had just gotten off of his shift when something happened in this parking lot that resulted in him firing shots at the store.

the store when this happened, just employees. the good news is that no one was injured. prince george's county police have increased their presence here, they have no reason to believe that any customers are in any jeopardy even p though the gunman has not been caught yet. i'm tracee wilkins, news 4. it's another shower sign the holidays are here. this special delivery on capitol hill after a journey that stretched thousands of miles. the clock is ticking on those big

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chopper 4 above the scene of a deadly crash involving a father and his young child. it happened on lee highway at heath coat boulevard. police say daniel val echl sco rammed into the back of a delivery truck that was stopped at the he intersection, his 2 2-year-old son was in the back seat and both were pronnc injured. traffic fatalities have more than doubled in prince william county this last year. if you spent just a little extra time today searching for holiday deals at work, you're not alone. >> angie goff takes a look at some of the best places to find bargains on cyber monday and some cool apps that can save you money. >> national retail federation predicts 122 americans will

phones, tablets and definite tops. we found some good deals including this 40 inch samsung tv for $199. popular gifts, the wireless door bell with camera. home depot selling that for $130, a $70 savings. and at walmart, this stroller and car seat is under $120, more than $80 off. and some great apps for you to consider this is like being part of a big group of shoppers that always find the best prices and they post them on the web. people find them and they post them and we're talking about a variety of items. everything from appliances, electronics, toys and clothes. check out buy via. this is a good one, but it's also known as the cyber monday app. it updates deals for major shopping holidays.

and price blink is a price comparison app that you can add on to your browser. if you know what you want, price blink will scan the item to find the best price across trusted retailers and websites. we've posted all of this are information in our nbc washington app. just search cyber monday. in yet another sign the holidays are upon us, the capitol got a very special delivery. >> the capitol christmas tree arrived after a three week, 4,000 miami journey. this year the tree is from the pyatt national forest in idaho. crews used a crane of course and slowly lifted the 80-foot tree off the flat bed truck that it arrived on and then put it in place. over the next few day, they will decorate the tree with thousands of lights and ornaments made by children in idaho.

a lot of folks out there may have a hard time finding their umbrellas and raincoats. we have used them so little. >> so doug, you said we have two storms coming. how much rain are we looking at? >> one storm tomorrow, one on wednesday. and if you were to ask me that question last friday or saturday, it looked like we'd get 2, 3 inches. but it doesn't look like that anymore. it looks like most of the rain will by pass our area. and again, we really do need to see it. out there right now, just the temperatures have been on the cool side today, but right away average. average high now 53, we're at 52 right now. temperatures dropping, but not much. even by 7:00, down to 51. 50 overnight tonight. and temperatures may actually rise toward the morning as it next storm system moves our way. 48 currently in gaithersburg, 51 toward quantico. so cool, but not cold for this time of year. we're right around average. what is not average, the amount of rain that we've seen.

average since september 1st, just over the past couple of months. and that puts us in a moderate drought. d.c., parts of northern virginia, most of maryland and abnormally dry back to the rest. so we really do need to see rain and we will see a little bit. radar is try right now, but widen out and back to the west you see this storm. and this is a big storm bringing snow toward the dakotas and look at the amount of rain from chicago all the way down to the south. some very heavy rain down towards areas of memphis they are in extreme drought conditions. now, that rain will move our way, but unfortunately, the area of low pressure is a little too far away and that means for us we're not going to get biggest impact. let's take you through will. this. tomorrow morning, expect showers early for the morning rush. heaviest back toward the west. 1:00, light showers around d.c.,

toward 6:00, but this is just periods of shower most of the rest of the area. and then wednesday 7:00, another round of showers, but notice it's gone by noon unfortunately we won't see much rain on wednesday even though we will see some breezy conditions and temperatures will be very warm. so as far as total rainfall, you notice the big thing up here to the north. this area will get the potential of 1 to 2 to maybe even 3 inches. 2 1/2 in frederick, 2.2 in winchester. but in the metro area, maybe a quarter inch to a third of an inch. that may be about it. so that is something we will continue to track for you. we are tracking not one, but two storms in the next couple of gays. tuesday and wednesday, look at these temperatures. 65 on tuesday, 70 on wednesday. and thursday and friday, we get rather cool. and look at next sunday.

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a little bit of rain on the way, but it could be worse. this is what it looks like in bismarck. they are up to 7 inches and it's not stopping. emergency crews have been clearing the roads so drivers can try to get around. the storm is expected to hover over north dakota until the middle of the week. and as we packages are expected to end up on homes across the country. >> and thieves are out there lurking trying to steal goods left at your doorstep. nathan o'neal has more on how a nevada neighborhood is fighting back. >> reporter: thieves targeting this neighborhood. >> it's gotten to the point where it's getting worse. >> reporter: now eric snow, a 38

>> we decided to put out the bait pack. >> reporter: it worked. eric caught these two guys on surveillance camera rolling up in a green car to steal the bait package, but what exactly did they get away with? >> i stuffed it full of the reprocessed dog chow.

it. >> they will smell the thieves coming from a mile away. >> that should teach them. we're also getting some pretty good news about bei bei's recovery from emergency surgery. so far he's bright, alert and responsive. >> the national zoo updated us this morning on the giant panda cub. bei bei is getting antibiotics and antacids after surgery to intestines. and they also successfully are nursing and now eating solid food. bei bei had the surgery friday after an ultrasound found the blockage. one thing he's not eating is, yes, bamboo. a cool rescue on the side of the road. what one local man to when he saw another man stuck in a ravine. and plus we're helping you to get the best deals for cyber monday. the big ticket items and great

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new information now about the ohio state university attack. moments ago campus officials confirmed the attacker was an osu student. they say it appears he acted alone. abdul razak ali artan drove over a curb and into pedestrians just before 10:00 this morning.

touchdown who is also making new allegations of voter fraud. he says millions of people in several states voted illegally and that is what cost him the popular vote. our senior political editor is here to give us his insight. mark murray will get to the recount in a second. >> but first, mark, is there any indication when the president-elect will announce those big cabinet picks we've been hearing about and what are

thanksgiving holiday and of course i think what everyone is waiting for is that eventual secretary of state pick. the two frontrunners are former new york mayor rudy giuliani or mitt romney. outsiders want giuliani, but so that is the real battle. >> so help me out here. al gore cut about 1200 votes off george bush's total in the florida recount back in 2000. donald trump won wisconsin by 27,000 votes. what is the point here? >> you know, i think the point is just for some people who really believe in the integrity of the elections, they say there is no hurt in actually doing a

this. and that's what the green party's jill stein has ended up doing. so on the one hand, there is no harm in actually recounting them one more time. but as you mentioned, in wisconsin right now, the margin is more than 20,000 votes. and it just seems impossible to turn that over. final margin in florida was 5237 votes. talking about 20,000 votes in wisconsin or 10,000 in michigan or nearly 70,000 in pennsylvania, it just didn't seem possible mathematically to be am to overturn those results. you might make up a few hundred votes, maybe even 1,000, but that is probably about it. >> so what do you make of trump's claims that millions of the votes were illegal and that it cost him the popular vote? what is the point of his making that claim and is there any

donald trump's skin that he came out on the short end of the popular vote. of course the electoral college is what won him the president. but that tweet yesterday was in the context of losing the popular vote saying maybe i would have won it had it not been for the millions of illegal votes. but there is no evidence that there was some massive voter fraud that occurred in the country at all. and that is very important to kind of knowing this. so when donald trump ends up saying therewere millions of illegal votes, there are no baskets to back that up. >> all right. mark, thank you. and keep it right here as this story develops. "nightly news" has full coverage at 7:00. lester holt is broadcasting from cuba. and right now into that nation state of flux comes the first commercial flight between the u.s. and cuba in 50 years. today american airlines starts running four flights a day out

of charlotte. jetblue is flying direct from new york to havana. president obama authorized the flights as part of his plan to renew relations between the u.s. and cuba. jury selection is under way for the charleston church shooting trial. so far three jurors have been seated this afternoon. earlier today, a judge ruled the alleged shooter, dylann roof, can represent himself in the trial. the judge says he reluctantly accepted the 22-year-old's unwise decision. roof is african-americans inside the emanuel ame church last year. he could face the death penalty if convicted. we're learning new details about a murder last week in falls church. the victim is 69 years old. he was found dead in his apartment on seminary road. three men have been arrested in connection with the crime. freddie augustine is facing

this man is also facing burglary charges and police are looking for him. most of us saw the clouds holding tight today, however there were a few areas of sunny breaks especially if you headed outside the district. some areas got a little bit of sunshine. temperatures topped out in the 50s today, but i have good news for those warm weather lovers. we have some warm air on the way, but we also have some much needed rain on the way. now, not tonight even though but let me widen out the radar and look at this, some heavy rain making its way through the mid western portion of the united states. that is marching to the east and it looks like we will have that knocking on our doorstep as we get into the overnight. currently those temperatures sitting at 52 degrees. we have clouds here in d.c., some sunshine elsewhere as that sun is going down. however, we have that rain on the way. we'll time it out for you and also talk about the weekend forecast, a lot of plans as we

so we talk about that coming up. he's a young man being called a hero because he answered cries for help after another man fell down a step embankment in southeast yesterday evening. darcy spencer shows us where it all unfolded. >> reporter: a young man was walking through this avenue just off of southern avenue when he heard cries for help. he looked down this deep embankment and saw a man down and helped pull the man out to safety and he tells us he did what he hopes anyone in that situation would do. >> just the type of person i am. if i see somebody that needs help, i'll help him out if i can. >> reporter: coming up at 5:00, what he and another passerby did next that many are saying helped save this man's life. in southeast, darcy spencer, news 4. today virginia's governor

is improving which means fewer cuts from the budget. governor mcauliffe says payroll tax revenues have been going up. earlier he had to scrap some pay raises for state employees and said he'd have to make tough budget decisions. the governor will reveal his full budget proposal next month. we may be thinking about thanksgiving and christmas, but folks this one town rnking abou halloween. why they're doing some november trick or treating because of a special girl. and black friday through new year's eve, three bars in the shaw neighborhood transform into the winter wonderland known miracle on 7th street.

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elderly patients because electronic orders have default doses which may be higher than recommended. and that difference can result in falls in more vulnerable patients. the study involved 300 patients who fell while hospitalized. the study is in the journal of the american geriatric society. if you have kids, grab your phone or pen. if you're thinking about your holiday shopping, you may want to get your list into santa himself. his until december 15th. just address to north pole, post master, 4141 postmark drive, anchorage, 99530. just a little over a week to go until the washington area's first casino opens its doors. >> and there is a lot going on behind the scenes to make sure everything is ready in time.

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the area around diablo court in the mount vernon area. police identified the victim and used a k-9 team and chopper to search the area after a witness spotted the man leaving. >> they heard screaming and when they looked outside, they saw the woman laying on the ground. >> the victim leaves three sons behind. the new mgm national harbor casino still has to pass a final test before it can open. in fact two tests. scott macfarlane is in the newsroom with the story you will see only on 4. >> good afternoon. state gaming officials in maryland are conducting so-called controlled demonstrations inside mgm national harbor pl temperature test the accuracy of the slot machines by having guest players play the machines and will check take the table ga h. games are up to spec, too.

8:00, second test scheduled for saturday. mgm won't be allowed to open unless it passes those tests. state gaming officials say among other things they're checkings accuracy of the pay outs and whether they're compatible with state casino monitoring systems. same tests were con dusted on other casinos and we're told no large scale problems were found but did reveal training issues. if it passes the test, december 6, two days before opening day. let's get the latest on the weather now. anything different now on the radar? >> not much. and most of this rain coming overnight. so a couple more hours of dry weather before we start to see the one-two punch moving in. yes, that means one and two rounds of rain with a lull in good. so we will time it out for you

overnight the rain moves in and most of today it looked like it was going to rain at any zelgd second. but we just had clouds. widely scattered showers on tuesday, most of this will be on the light side. and we'll really warm up. both tuesday and wednesday. wednesday we'll also see rain showers in the forecast before they taper off wednesday afternoon, wednesday night. temperatures out there right now made it into the 50s today. 52 was the temperature. outside the beltway, you can see holding steady. most likely bottoming out in the upper 40s to right around 50 degrees. not a lot happening on the radar. you can see the clouds filling in in spots that did have sunshine today, but here is the rain moving our way. and it will weaken a little bit as it marches to the east. they are getting thunderstorms down in the deep south and much needed rain through portions of the midwest. and again, we will see some rain here, just not going to be a lot of it. so what do you need to wear

at home because temperatures topping out in the mid-60s despite the rain and the clouds. we will have some fog in the evening. it will be breezy tomorrow if not down right windy. so here comes the rain just after midnight, 4:00 a.m. we have light showers moving across the area. and then as get into tuesday morning, they're still scooting through. you can see heavier rain up to the north and west, that's where we could have higher totals. but for the three days, we're positioning maybe under an inch. by tay of fog settling in, we'll go partly cloudy overnight and then more rain arrives just after the morning commute on wednesday. tapering off looks to be by wednesday afternoon, that is newest update. so for your outdoor planner, no worries tonight. tomorrow morning dealing with some showers and definitely breezy and foggy conditions by tomorrow night and then wednesday morning, we'll just be waiting for the rain to move on out of here or move back in for our second round of rain. now, i want to talk about the winds. tonight winds picking up a

but windy for tomorrow and also on wednesday. so not the only will we deal with a few light rain showers, we will deal with the winds, as well. but if you need to plan out the workweek, a lot going on, decorations, i would wait until the end of workweek. thursday, friday, even into saturday. tree shop, plan for saturday. have rain on sunday. tree tuesday and wednesday. some areas have their tree lighting tomorrow, but some have now postponed it. for the weekend, saturday after we top out in the 60s and then around 70 on wednesday, we fall and saturday we're not getting out of the 40s, right around 50. and then by sunday, of course as i said, we have some rain on the way. sunday and monday, another chance of seeing some rain. some of that could last into tuesday. temperatures dropping on lot, so enjoy these warm temperatures with a little bit of rain that

hours. well, on this cyber monday, shoppers are expected to spend more than $3 billion. >> so what are the best deals out there and more importantly, where do you find them? susan hogan has been scouring the apps and website. what did you find? >> do beining a lot of research. can i get away with doing it today, right? well, whether you're looking for jewelry or electronics, clothing or appliances, it seems everye so i'm here to help navigate your way through it all. so what retailers are driving in the deals some if you're looking for clothing being we found 50% off everything online at the gap and banana republic today. target, nordstrom and other major retailers are offering an extra 15% to 20% off of your entire online order 37 and samsung, 65 inch 4 ktv retails normally about $2,000.

walmart for $1197. and popular kindle usually for $80, we found it on amazon for 50 bucks. and if you're looking for a laptop which i am for my children, going off to college, savings is huge. hp is offering on its website a 15 inch touch screen laptop that normally retails for $1100. today look at that, on sale for $500. also, you should not shop without promotional codes and coupons. and websites where you can download the savings in a matter of seconds. and we will reveal those coming up on news 4 at 5:00. more research for me do. >> got to get back to it. >> i'll be back. >> i have a feeling a lot of folks have been doing that research today. well, if you are shopping today, you should take some precautions. experts recommend using a separate credit card for online shopping. i never thought of this.

also pay attention to your bank statements for any unusual charges. they start off, could be pretty small. hackers are hoping you won't notice the first initial and later on they use it for a much bigger purchase. finally, don't shop on public wi-fi. do i don't go shopping from a password protected network. and we want you to weigh in on our flash survey. how much of your sin none, less than half, more than half or all of it? we ask you to weigh in on the nbc washington facebook page and here are the results so far. most of you say at least half. you can keep voting in the nbc washington -- on the nbc washington facebook page. by my count, we have made it through black friday, small business saturday, now cyber monday. >> and tomorrow is giving tuesday. and some states are more giving

finance website wallet hub, utah is the most giving state. it has the highest number of volunteers and donated income. maryland is third on the list with its percentage of donated money to charities. virginia is at number 18 on this list with a majority of people donating their time rather than their money. arizona came in overall in last place. d.c. wasn't enon the list. but check this out, last year ama to charities. nearly 60 million people volunteered their time. >> arizona has to step it up a bit there. in news 4 your health, age wise, when should a woman stop getting a mammography to screen for breast cancer? well, those guide lines have been all over the place. they have been a source of controversy and confusion. but now they just finished a large study and researchers

in fact they say the benefits continue all the way up to age 90. now, about eight years ago, a task force issued guidelines saying there wasn't enough evidence to continue recommending mammographies for women over the age of 75. now these new findings lent support to the argument that decision should be based on a woman's personal health history and her preferences. she didn't get the halloween she wanted. but that isn't stopping her friend,

it's been a challenging year for this little girl in maine. kinzey was diagnosed with cancer and she had some complications in october which caused her to miss out on trick or treating. but she'set over. >> reporter: october 31st, a day when most kids are out strolling collecting candy. but this year, this 7-year-old was not out because she was in a hospital bed. >> july 28th of 2015, about an earth shattering of a change. >> reporter: the day holly's 6-year-old daughter was diagnosed with high risk

treat. >> i was feeling a little bit sick. and i was at the hospital. i felt bad because everybody else trick or treating. >> reporter: so friends, family and neighbors decided to give her a second chance. it wasn't even the candy that brought a smile to her face. as her parents wheeled her and a parade of friends door to door. >> that's for you. >> reporter: holly and kinzie have pest the last 16 months in the hospital. it hasn't been easy. >> hardest time is when i feel alone. like when i'm in the hospital and i feel like left out of normal life and i think that everything is moving forward but us in that moment. are. >> reporter: but they say the constant support of the strong community keeps them going. >> nothing surprises me anymore

i turn around, there is something else i need to say thank you for. >> reporter: a holiday did over for an incredibly strong little girl. >> she's never one time complained about going to the hospital for treatment. >> i don't really care about it because it helps me. >> she gave me a necklace that says believe because she wants me to believe that she will get better. >> reporter: a sweet girl with sweet candy. and a sweet smile. despite the circumstances. wel r developments from ohio where police continue to investigate the attack on campus about that. and metro's proposal and why they say it's important. >> and we'll hear from a good samaritan who says he used something he saw on television to help save a life. a grocery store shot up and

warehouse say an employee was upset, fired at the store this morning. tracee wilkins is there tonight. >> what are people telling you about this? >> reporter: the employees talked to me off camera about what happened. they say that they want the shooter in custody. many at this shoppers food warehouse unfolded here just hours ago. >> i'm shocked. >> reporter: police say just after 5:00 this morning, someone decided to shoot up the outside of the grocery store. employees inside the store tell me it was their co-worker who had had an argument with another employee and decided to settle it by shooting in to the store. >> i've lived here over 30 some years and i've been at shoppers quite a bit and never. >> reporter: there is video of