weather alert -- after some morning sleet, you can expect heavy rain this afternoon. a look at conditions now and what you can expect as the rain picks up. >> president-elect donald trump says he is meeting rightow things that matter to people. news 4's mark segraves is in new york for that meeting and will have a live update. >> i don't want to talk about it. i don't want to talk about me. >> tough questions for the manager of the warehouse where 36 poem died in oakland. good morning, everyone. welcome. i'm barbara harrison.

storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein. >> we have the rain coming down in the metro area and our temperatures are cold, above freezing, so you need to layer up if you're heading out. need an umbrella. getting light to moderate rain, this dark green zone, northwest washington into montgomery county, northernin county and moderate rain here just about to come into fairfax county, into loudoun county, out of prince william and in southern maryland, too, getting moderate rain. all of this advancing to the north. heavy rain, this one band of yellow this is just right now near charlottesville on a track to get closer to the metro area later on this afternoon. i've got new hour-by-hour timing on when the heaviest rain will be arriving and when it's going

for the weekend in just a you few minutes. >> you thank you, tom. right now d.c. mayor muriel bowser is inside trump tower meeting with the president-elect. mark segraves is live. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning, barbara. mayor bowser asked for the meeting and the president-elect said yes. minutes ago mayor bowser came in you through the back door, avoided reporters, got on the elevator we've been watchi upstairs for her meeting with the president-elect. we do know she wants to talk about infrastructure. it's the one thing she says she has common ground with the president-elect. there was a surprise this morning, a very rare showing of donald trump in the lobby and he spoke to reporters. he was asked about his meeting with the mayor. here is what he had to say. >> we'll talk about a lot of things to a lot of people, we have a lot of people, a great group of people, doing very well.

of details about this meeting. mayor bowser's played this close to the vest. she did say, of course, she wants to talk infrastructure and possibly statehood. we'll be talking with the mayor after her meeting and get a full debriefing about what the two spoke about. they have a lot more they don't have in common particularly the fact the mayor has said d.c. will remain a sanctuary city. we'll have an update on all of this this evening at 4:00, 5:00, and 6:00. follow me on twitter for updates throughout the day. we're live in new yorkut mark segraves, news 4. >> thank you, mark. after his meeting with mayor bowser trump will hit the road to at this point his thank you tour holding a campaign style rally in fayetteville, north carolina, where he's expected to unveil his choice for secretary of defense, retired general james mattis. >> mad dog mattis. >> reporter: that unofficial announcement of his choice for defense secretary, retired general james mattis, followed

trump's thank you rally in north carolina. >> it's a great way to get out with the people and that's what the president-elect loves most. >> reporter: his latest cabinet appointing, dr. ben carson as hud secretary, is drawing praise and criticism from congress. a few weeks ago carson said he didn't have the experience to lead a federal department. >> the decisions will be made public in the days ahead. manchin is being considered and mitt romney is back on top for secretary of state. several candidates now out of the running including former china ambassador jon huntsman who called mr. trump's controversial phone call with tijuana smart move. >> it provides space and leverage in the overall u.s./china relationship.

discussed for months. and the date for the electoral college is approaching quickly, now less than two weeks away and one texas republican said he's not voting for donald trump even though his state did. in a "new york times" op-ed he explains why he thinks the president-elect isn't qualified. traie potts, nbc news, washington. president obama will head to flori service. he will deliver his last national security speech. mr. obama is expected to highlight the gains the u.s. has made against extremist organizations like isis and to promote what he sees as the most sustainable approach to defeating them. now donald trump, of course, has not been sworn in yet and people are looking ahead to the next election. in fact, vice president joe biden seems to be leaving his options open for 2020. >> he told reporters yesterday

little bit when he was pressed on the subject. it came moments after an emotional bipartisan moment on the senate floor when majority leader mitch mcconnell surprised biden by renaming a portion of the 21st century cures bill after his son beau who died of cancer last year. >> it's fitting to dedicate the cancer initiatives in honor of someone who would be proud of the presiding officer today, and that's his son, beau. >> that medicalur billion for biden's cancer moon shot, as he called it, is expected to pass the senate this it week. comet ping-pong is set to reopen today, two days after a man opened fire inside the popular d.c. pizza restaurant. now we are learning more about the man accused of firing off those shots. these photos are from edgar welch's facebook account. he went before a judge to face

to the restaurant to self-investigate fake news linked to the clinton campaign. we have also learned that welch has a criminal history in north carolina dating back to 2007 which includes marijuana possession and drinking while driving. right now the d.c. council is meeting and is set to vote on paid family leave. the proposal gives 11 weeks of paid leave for parents and eight weeks to care for a sick relate. new business payroll tax. if passed this would only apply to workers in d.c. not government workers. today's vote is the first of two votes on the bill. a vre train plowed into a car on the fredericksburg line causing a big headache during the morning commute today. chopper 4 was over the scene around 7:30 this morning in brooke, virginia. no word on any injuries. trains were delayed about two hours as crews worked to clear the scene.

under investigation. >> we are now two days away from that grand opening, the mgm national harbor is going to create a lot of businesses and a lot of traffic, too, of course. adam tuss is live outside the building to talk about what you need to know to get ready. adam? >> that's right, barbara. the traffic anxiety is definitely start to go creep up here outside the casino. take a look at it this morning and things are geg just a couple of days. will this new casino come in like a lion, tangling up our commute. >> i think just the traffic is going to be the big thing. >> reporter: she drives through this area as part of a shortcut but now she doesn't know what to expect. >> i take 495 to 295 to avoid 395 coming in. and i think it's going to be pretty interesting to see what's

>> reporter: the work still ongoing to get the new casino ready on the streets nearby like oxon hill road uncertainty about what will happen. commuter troy wilfong is from baltimore where a new casino opened there not too long ago. >> it hasn't affected much in baltimore. this one is much bigger and it may be different. >> reporter: a transportation leader says this will be different. driving here the main choice. ride share services like uber will play a big part. metro stations aren't that close. branch avenue and king street. there are some bus routes coming through here. but for now we wait and see what happens starting thursday. now a new shuttle service was just announced for right here at national harbor but, again, that's right here at national harbor. when it comes to thursday and the opening of the casino, plan your commute accordingly, guys. back to you. >> all right, thank you. everybody getting ready for that. >> all right. we have more on the new mgm casino including a look at an

>> we'll take a look at food options for people planning to visit the resort. there are a lot of choices from top-rated restaurants to some casual ones, too. >> i'm only here to say one thing, that i am incredibly sorry. >> and we're going to hear from the manager of the warehouse fire in oakland where 36 people died after a weekend blaze. how he's responding to

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three-quarters of the warehouse that went up in oakland has been cleared out following a terrible fire last week. 26 people have been identified. people in the city are holding vigils and fund-raisers to honor and help the families of everyone who was killed. the warehouse was an artist colony t this morning in an exclusive interview with the "today" show the building's manager said he's sorry. >> i'm a proud man. i'm not going to answer questions. i would rather get on the floor and be trampled by the parents. i would rather let them tear at my flesh than answer these ridiculous questions. i'm so sorry. i'm incredibly sorry. what do you want me to say?

i am sorry. >> oakland prosecutors say they're considering criminal charges against the building's owner. a terror threat under investigation right now in los angeles. the fbi says someone told them the rail system would come under attack. they're calling it a specific eminent threat but it's not clear if it's a hoax or if it's real. several agencies increased security on the l.a. rails this morning adding federal agents and unov and new this morning, a republican lobbyist is increasing the reward for information on who shot dnc staffer seth rich. it's now up to $130,000 and is believed to be the largest reward in d.c. history. rich was shot and killed over the summer while he was walking home in the bloomingdale neighborhood. last month his parents made an emotional plea for those responsible to come forward. this morning we're learning more about two court cases that

carolina could announce when they plan to retry a former police officer for murder. the mistrial was declared yesterday in michael slegr's trial. he shot and killed scott after a traffic stop last year. prosecutors say it was murder and they plan to retry slegr. the defense says the former officer feared for his life. video of the encounter seems to show scott running away as slegr shoots him in the back. in georgia justin ross harris has been sentenced to life in on he's convicted of murder after leaving his 22-month-old son cooper in a hot suv for seven hours on a sweltering day in june of 2014. the judge handed down the maximum sentence and said the court found harris had intentionally and unnecessarily inflicted severe physical and mental pain upon his son. investigators say it was a brutal murder at a gas station in spotsylvania.

celebrated their 12th wedding anniversary next week. >> it's going to be kind of hard after that. it's hard to accept it. >> 50-year-old david washington is now charged this in the clerk's death. police say he beat the clerk with a piece of wood before stealing money from a cash register. arlington county's new bishop will be installed at 2:00 this afternoon. he's promising to promote peace and this year's presidential election. bishop burbridge says it's his job to tell parishioners we're all brothers and sisters and despite our politics we need to treat each other with respect. >> even when we disagree, even when we have different perspectives that we do not label, we do not dismiss one another, but truly listen and respectfully engage each other. >> he will be the fourth bishop

to submit a letter of resignation at 75. the home is home to 6,000 catholics. maryland's newest casino opens in just days now, and it's the fairly safe bet you'll see large crowds there. the news 4 i-team found maryland has a list of players who are prohibited from entering some local casinos, but you can't see that list. as scott used to keep players from winning too much. >> reporter: joe is a pro. >> you see the same people everywhere you go on the circuit. >> reporter: he's from silver spring and plays in the major pro poker tournaments. >> you travel to different cities all the time. you're mostly working seven days a week. >> reporter: he used to spend time at the blackjack tables in maryland, too, but he's no longer allowed inside horseshoe. >> it came out of the blue, like four guys in suits show up

of them. each casino has a list and maryland state officials have. but who was booted and for what? the state doesn't specify. the lists are kept private. unlike in john. we found delaware, pennsylvania, and new jersey each post the names of gamblers booted by government gaming investigators and why. some for cheating, stealing, others for fighting or brawling on the casino floor like these customers in dover downs casino in delaware. casinos in other states are permitted to boot players for card counting even though it's not illegal and those names are not released by the state. still, we found hundreds of other evictions for rule break rg publicly listed which ensures state gaming officials are held accountable and that the evictions are justified. >> maryland is getting there. >> reporter: james carmel says

running the state lottery and expects a more transparent system will eventually be considered when the state needs more experience. >> maryland is moving in the right direction, as far as bringing in casino experts, gaming experts, not just lottery people who are then taking on the casino. >> reporter: we asked the gaming control agency for an interview to talk about its system for excluding players but they declined, instead giving us a written statement saying when the public disclosurean benefit to the state and our casinos they will do so. those banned lists include decades old cases and to be helpful to our casino the lists need current and relevant. >> you need to have -- >> reporter: he says he's appealed to the state. it financially impacts you. >> it's a crushing blow. >> reporter: so far has failed. scott macfarlane.

reviewing lists of excluded players and will make a decision about the form and content of public distribution in the future. to see some of the most common cheating schemes in our area, visit our nbc washington app and click on investigation. it looks like a pretty good day to stay inside. we've had heavy rain out there and we have more coming this afternoon. tom will be back with when the cold, wet conditions will finally improve. >> and a lot of love this morning the grammy nominations were announced today. she's leading the field. we'll take a look at who she will be competing

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half a million people are being impacted by monster floods in it thailand. take a look at this. 14 have died in the last week and the heavy rain just will not take a look at this video from the southern part of the country. right now it's supposed to be the dry season, the time when the most tourists come to visit the country, but even more rain is expected in the coming days. >> and you can see their houses are built for that kind of rain. it's been 75 years since the attack on pearl harbor. now to mark the occasion the friends of the national world war ii memorial and the national parks service will host a two-day event. the 5:00 tonight there will be a

more than 2,400 men and women who were killed. a wreath laying ceremony is planned for tomorrow just before 1:00 p.m. tom, tell us about our weather out there. >> that ceremony tomorrow, they'll have dry weather which is good news but not now. we have got moderate to heavy rain coming down around much of the region. we did start off with a little bit of sleet this morning. people are wondering what's going on? it's december and it's a winter month, so it was cold enough for some that have with sleet but now it's rain everywhere except the pink zones in the upper left of your screen there out on the high elevations of the mountains where they are getting a little bit of sleet and icing there. but locally all this area in green is rain and the darker green it's coming down harder. loudoun county, fairfax county into charles county. that's one little wave of some more moderate rain will come through the metro area and then another wave of somewhat heavier rain just to the west of

couple of hours and more on the way behind that. there's the hour-by-hour timing, 3:00, 4:00, all in the yellow and orange. the moderate to heavy rain coming through. pockets of moderate to heavy rain will continue until about 7:00. we start drying out, just some lingering sprinkles by late tonight. total amounts of rain may be up to an inch or so, the metro area, maybe three-quarters of an inch by the time it's all done. tomorrow morning we'll be down to 40 degrees and we'll get some sunshine back on wednesday. afternoon highs tomorrow the low 50s. a lot of clouds thursday. a small chance with some sun back in the afternoon. windy and cold on friday. weather alert day, wind chills only in the 20s. still cold on saturday with lighter winds and then on sunday into the mid-40s. maybe more rain the following monday. that's the way it looks.

we have some breaking news involving a road rage incident that left a former nfl player dead. a new report that will have you thinking twice getting behind the wheel when you're sleepy. the risk for you and other drivers when you do that. >> gambling options are not the only attractions bringing people

we have some breaking news in the patent dispute between samsung and apple. the supreme court has thrown out a multimillion dollar judgment for samsung. today the court said because they copied only a tiny part of sam supg phones, the company may not have to pay all of the profits that it earned. a lower court will determine how much money samsung does have to pay. also breaking right now out in louisiana the man accused of shooting and killing former nfl player joe mcknight was arrested and charged with man legislature. a news conference is taking place right now. 54-year-old ronald gasser was released shortly after the

rage incident. >> early to bed, early to rise can keep you out of a dangerous crash. >> not getting enough sleep, really, we need it to be safe on the roads. what a difference an hour makes. >> reporter: watch these teens drifting off, some catching themselves the moment before impact, others not. it's not just teenaged drivers, a sleep deprived nation often asleep at the wheel. aaa warns too many of us aren't getting enough zs, even seven hours isn't enough. significantly elevating the risk of a crash. the cdc says more than a third of us don't even get that much rest. sleep just five to six hours a night and aaa says you're twice as likely to crash. >> getting only four to five hours of sleep in a nice is the same as driving while legally drunk.

hours in a given 24-hour period you are as impaired as if you were twice the legal limit. >> i did that a lot and thought it was because i'm a little a.d.d. >> reporter: it was her son who in 2010 veered off this interstate flipping his car four times. witnesses said he never hit the brakes, so tired at 2:50 in the afternoon he didn't realize he was in the wrong state, illinois, not a graduating senior, tyler was hoping to walk on to his college football team. >> it's hard because his friends are all starting to buy houses and get married and he's 18. he's always going to be. >> reporter: tyler's parents now on a crusade warnings others of the danger. aaa says one hour less than your normal rest can raise the risk of a crash, four than four hours and your risk increases ten

need sleep. i'll sleep when i'm dead. unfortunately, it results the other way. you die because you don't sleep. >> reporter: an important wake-up call with so much riding on it. >> that was tom costello reporting. experts say healthy adult should sleep between 7-9 hours a night. anything less than five hours can be considered substantially impaired. we are learning more about this sheen on the potomac river. it started to appear back on november 27th. now the environmental protection energy power plant in jefferson, maryland. the potomac provides about 70% of the drinking water for customers. we're told the oil has not negatively affected the drinking water. >> we've been talking a lot about the opening this week of the mgm national harbor. here's something you may not know already. it'll be home to the world's largest chocolate fountain. 4,000 pounds of dark, white milk chocolate will flow from the

resort and we are joined to talk about what foodies can expect out there. now mgm seems to put a big premium on its food service, that part of it. do they think that's what's going to get people in there to play those games? >> a big focus on the restaurants, the mgm, that's about to open is using local ingredients. so obviously we have at national harbor ccess to a lot of great seafood in maryland. wh seafood they're playing that up. >> they're making a big deal about their chef driven restaurants. they're bringing in some pretty well-known chefs to have opening restaurants, i guess these were not their first restaurants, but let's talk about fish. who is the chef for that restaurant? >> that's a local favorite, jose andreas, who picked up a few starts here locally recently and

driven seafood restaurant on a patio in the season when it's warmer outside, we can go outside and jose will be there doing crab boils and meeting the guest that is are there for the casino. >> is he expected to actually hang out there at that restaurant? >> yes, yes. this is a big deal for him. i think he's taking it very seriously. a lot of oysters on the half shell, an interesting one that juan? >> that's marcus samuelsson. he brings some ideas from new york down here, but this is a new concept for him. and he has a big job because he's in charge of the in-room dining service, so that kitchen is also going to be making all the food that people that are staying at the hotel eat when they order for room service. >> now will that be a fancy restaurant or a more casual? >> it's more casual and that's who he is as a chef and a

it's very family friendly. there's a big grill in the center which is supposed to be a part of the theatrical experience, seeing all the food cooked in front of you, and then in the back there's sammy's so that's more for the nightlife crowd named after sammy davis jr. from the rat pack and it will have a lot of old vegas feel to it, deejays and things like that. >> let's quickly talk about the frederick, maryland, brothers. th >> this is their first restaurant together, one is based in l.a., and one is the out here in frederick and this is their first. two top chefs. they went very far in the bravo it tv show. and this concept is probably one of the higher price points at the casino, some of the stakes are going to be around three figures. so you are looking at vegas prices there. a lot of sides.

here in frederick so there's a part that looks like a library and it's very nice. >> so people are in there playing games and losing money and not ready to spend a lot of money on dinner are there some reasonably priced restaurants, too? >> yes. this is a new concept for mgm, they have national market. it's a group of about 12 restaurants, only two chains. shake shack is one. you can find boxes, pizza, crab cakes, so that's something -- every day until 1:00 a.m. >> like a food court kind of thing? >> yes. >> are you going to be there for opening night? which one will you go to first, which restaurant? >> i want to try them all. >> all in one night. thank you so much for coming to join us. back to you. up next with today's rain we

tonight the u.s. capitol christmas tree will be glowing. >> at 5:00 p.m. speaker of the house paul ryan will officially light the tree. the tree arrived 2,000-mile journey. that is a heck of a drive. >> it certainly is. will it be rained out? >> it may be tapering off a bit by then. >> something i would like to remind people. >> the rain continues to fall now. it's generally light to moderate rain, everything is wet and all around the region we're going to have this rain continuing. there's a live view from our storm team 4 city camera

by 1:00 we'll still just be hovering in the low 40s and then the rain may get heavier between around 4:00 to 5:00, to 6:00 p.m. and still some moderate showers in the low 40s and then finally drys out by 11:00 tonight and right now storm team 4 radar showing a couple of waves of moderate rain in the darker green color right into the metro area, all of this tracking off to the north and east will be with us here all the way into the evening hours. right now getting some of the for the afternoon and evening commute, hour by hour by 3:00. the heavy downpours and at the same time the higher elevations, the pink color, there could be some icing there. after 7:00 you can see a lot of it is south and east of the

by later this evening, lingering sprinkles tonight. total amounts of rain, maybe up to an inch or so and by dawn we dry out. a small chance of a morning sprinkle, partly sunny. another weather alert day. cold on saturday as well. milder on sunday. >> the grammy nominations were announced a few hours >> i cannot stay or linger anywhere. >> and a classic "a christmas carol" is playing now. how this production will spook

?? well, it wouldn't be christmas season without scrooge and the whole ghostly night from that holiday classic "a christmas carol. "it took charles dickens only weeks to write and 173 years later is still popular both as a book and on stages across the world. we know it's popular here in our area because it keeps coming back and entertaining crowds every holiday season at the

marley straight from ford theater. great to have you with us. you were at the waldorf and when you were doing driving with miss daisy. how do you like saying humbug so many times? >> i love it. it's joyous. >> i get transformed. i dansby the end, though. this is your fifth year playing the ghost of marley. what's his first name?

tale of the story. >> it's ebenezer scrooge who is a curmudgeonly guy and marley is a former partner, passed seven years ago to the night on christmas eve. >> he has a lot of tricks going is this spooky for children? can people bring kids to see the show? >> there's a few moments. >> but we've had several youngsters in the audience and they've been okay with it. it is scary but i don't think it's going to traumatize them. >> does not sing and dance.

really a very special christmas show. and this is how many years they've been doing it? >> gosh, 35. >> a long time. >> it's been quite a while. >> the meaning of life or jacob marley is trying to help you find the meaning of life? >> i think world of darkness and learns to embrace life. >> and how do you see that, that you've helped him move through this tale of darkness? >> he's the predecessor to scrooge and has been through the torture.

the most that you had in a long time. that's been great to put some more -- even more joyous energy in. >> and you'll be there through christmas -- new year's eve? the 31st. we have a little time to get tickets it to come and see you. >> please do. >> put everybody in the holiday spirit. thank you both for coming. i know it's a wonderful production. i've seen it. melissa, back to you.

about that. ? hello, how are you ? the nominations for the grammy awards are out and it is beyonce versus adele. while queen bee leads the pack with nine nominations she is facing off against the british songstress. beyonce's visual album is facing off against adele's. they're also competing for song of the year and record of the year. drake, nominated for album of the year. see who is up for best new artist award. it seems moms and dads are constantly telling kids to get off their phones, turn the tv off. new research suggests kids may need tell their parents the same thing. >> reporter: exploring

parents spend an average of 9:22 every day using media and technology mostly entertainment screen time not work. >> this is a shocking study. >> reporter: based on a nationally represented survey of 1,800 parents of tweens and teenagers. >> this study shows that while parents spend over nine hours a day with screen media, 78% of models for kids. there's a big disconnect there. >> reporter: an apparent disconnect about how connected they really are. experts say it creates subconscious habits. >> we may not be great at stepping back and recognizing oh, i was on facebook for an hour and a half today. >> reporter: to increase face-to-face time common sense

household rules like device free dinners, no phones, no tv, just conversation over a shared meal. taking a closer look at our selfies may help bridge the digital divide in families. erica edwards, nbc news. well, if you you have trouble sleeping, we can help you. >> online sleep therapy. you fall asleep everywhere.

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muriel bowser after her meeting with the president -- the president-elect, that is. take a listen to what she said. >> so we had -- while i won't talk about specific things that the president-elect and i discussed, i will say we had a wide-ranging conversation about things that are important to washingtonians. who we are, how we function as a city, county and a state, how 680,000 people, how our city's economy is booming and we have development projects and exciting opportunity. >> mark segraves is there in new york for us today. he'll have more on that this afternoon at 4:00 right here on news 4. if you have trouble sleeping at night, there's a new treatment that might help you get some rest and actually fall asleep. >> kristen dahlgren tells us how

can remember claire had trouble falling asleep. >> i tried warm baths, i tried warm milk, i tried antihistamines. >> reporter: the answer, it turns out, was right at her fingertips, an online program called shut eye one of many now available. users keep a daily sleep diary. it uses that information to make custom suggestions. claire started by pushing back her bedtimeto reflect how much she was actually sleeping, then she changed her behavior. >> i never, never take my phone to bed. never take a tablet to bed. i never take a book to bed. >> reporter: and if she doesn't fall asleep in 15 minutes -- >> never lie awake in bed trying to fall asleep. >> reporter: a study published in the journal of the american medical association found it works.

customized program users saw improvement versus 27% who used generic sleep tips. >> we have good interventions. we just need to make them available and accessible. >> reporter: the lead researcher helped develop shut-i and has a financial stake which costs $135 for 16 weeks. money well spent for claire who is now sleeping two more hours per night, a big difference, just ask her husband. >> so i'm less irritable? >> among other things, yes. >> reporter: a new tool that for some is putting insomnia to bed. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> man -- >> don't lie in bed for more than 15 minutes trying to fall asleep. get up and clean the house. >> i grab my phone. it's the worst thing can you do. that's it for news 4 midday. thanks so much for joining us. we're back on air this afternoon first at 4:00. >> they're going to light the capitol christmas tree tonight and hopefully there won't be any rain and also remember you can get your news and weather

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