>> i don't know you anymore. >> did you use it? >> i wanted to use the snuggie. >> [ overlapping talking ]. >> a few more days for the snuggie. >> we'll have some cold mornings coming up. especially tomorrow morning >> the rain is around in the morning. 30s on the map regardless. the rain has cleared out. some of the suburbs in the 30s. mostly in maryland. starting to clear out of the beltway. the district 95 heading north or south obviously. you're looking at the wet roads. but most of the rain in annapolis, prince george's koichblt dealing with the lighter rain. it's going to keep making its way out. leesburg, 39 in

41 quantico and 40 degrees and rainy in clinton right now. that's a chilly rain. your morning commute. by 7:00 a.m., a lot of the rain should be gone. by noon, the roads starting to dry. by 5:00 p.m., dry roads, dry conditions and temperatures in the low 50s. a closer look -- a check of your commute with melissa mollet. >> good morning. >> good morning. need the heater for sure. taking a look at the beltway into and out of town. looking okay. we do have this -- report of a crash from not seeing slowdowns because of this. i do want to mention it for you this morning. taking a look at 95 in maryland or virginia. dwaunt c quantico to the beltway, you are at speed. 18 minutes heading into town this morning. out of town, same situation. you're just fine through prince george's county. no major issues. >> guys? >> thank you, melissa. following breaking news. a man is this critical condition te

this all started around 9:00 last night in a parking lot near the blade jens woods condominiums. >> reports of a man with a gun. they confronted that man. an officer shot the suspect in the lower part of his body. it's not clear what led the officer to fire his gun. he is on routine administrative leave. police say they recovered a gun from the suspect as well. >> new video is surfacing following a magnitude 7.3 earthquake along the iran/iraq border. take a look. this shows the destruction there. you can see the buildings and roads are complete rubble. >> chris lawrence at the live desk with the latest on this disaster. >> chris, what have you learned? >> well over 300 people have been killed. here's more new video. this is coming from the iranian side. iranian state tv is reporting that 330 people have been killed. more than 2500 people injured. you can see

of it there. centered around the eastern iraqi city there. we're keeping an eye on the numbers and hoping they don't continue to rise. back to you, aaron. >> chris, thank you. we're also getting pictures and learning about an earthquake in costa rica on sunday. you take a look at the map. shows where the 6.5 magnitude quake hit in a lightly populated area. according to a u.s. geological survey, outside the city of san jose. two people were seriously hurt there. so far, no reports of any major damage. >> right now, president trump is on the last leg of his tour of asia. he just wrapped up a meeting with the prime minister of india. both leaders are in the philippines for an annual summit of world leaders. mr. trump praised the prime minister saying he's become a friend of ours. right now, you will only have one entrance to use at the judiciary square metro

a major overhaul begins today. it will impact your commute for nearly an entire year. news 4's adam tuss is live with that station and a look at the work and how this is part of a bigger plan. that's going to cause quite some problems there, adam. >> a little bit, eun. this is a busy station. u.s. district court and the other things that go on down. the guys are down here. they've been out here getting this work under way. this is two escalators on the fourth and indiana side of judiciary square. we can give you a better idea if you take a look at this map as where these particular escala r escalators are. there are two entrances to judiciary square. this one at fourth and indiana will be closed for the next ten months. that's something to be aware of. really overall, metro has a big plan to overhaul a lot of its escalators over the next decade. their target performance for escalators is improving. they hope to hit a target

93%. they say by the latest measures they've actually hit a 95% when it comes to escalators. i got to be honest. we haven't done many escalator stories because the system has been improving. we take a look at the work that's improving, be aware that you have to be extra careful when you come through this area. this is not a spot you'll be able to get into. it's going to be closed for quite some time. we'll let you know if there's changes. >> he was looking really good. from a shocking win to one of the most disappointing losses this week. the redskins are in a world of hurt. >> i'm still trying to figure out what happened. >> defense little lacking

corner back josh norman saying the defense played like trash. >> sherri burress has more on how the team will try to regroup before next sunday. >> if you blink, you would have missed it. >> from a three-point redskins lead to a 3-4 deficit in less than five minutes all adding up to the redskins losing to the vikings. >> a good start for the redskins early on. kirk cousins looking down field. off the practice squad saturday. wide receiver mo harris. what may be the catch of the year. ahead early 7-0. it's not how you start. it's how you finish. three unanswered touchdowns for the vikings. the deficit. the redskins couldn't overcomment. >> couldn't get a stop on defense. >> gave him another touchdown and put us in the hole by 11. they go down and up by 18. right away. that was a big swing.

at it and see things we did wrong. next up, put up 47 points on sunday. from fedex field, sherri burress, news 4 sports. >> drew brees on fire. >> i'm not going to say anything. got the rest of the season. >> we still have time to go. we're a couple of weeks out from thanksgiving, too. national harbor is in holiday spirits. >> take a look at this beauty. the christmas tree that went up in march there. national harbor's christmas trio owe beginning of november, the tree is on the waterfront plaza. >> look at them. folks taking pictures, bundled up with the tree cuddled up. little hot chocolate flowing. >> i need to do thanksgiving first. no offense. it's beautiful. but thanksgiving first

christmas. >> once i'm in christmas, i'm all in. >> they can do photos now with the tree. still get the cards out before christmas. >> which reminds me. i need to get my cards ready. thank you, aaron. >> just in time for the holidays. >> needs to give you $4,000 to help your holiday shopping. >> every day this week, you'll have a chance to win 4k. just watch "news4 today." look for a secret location. then enter the location at nbcwashington.com. our facebook or instagram pages. the sweepstakes runs all this week and ends november 17th on friday. you don't want to miss your chance to win 4k a day. watch "news4 today." >> coming up, stabbed while shopping. new details about an attack inside a department store fitting room. new video of a child just inches from

scare next. good morning everybody. a rainy cold start to the week. if you're already like me and already thinking about the weekend. it looks a little rainy on saturday. optimistic about that. sheena has a check of the workweek forecast coming right up. after last week's election, three virginia house races are still considered close. i'm justin finch. find out what's happening today. that could leave one political party holding the majority.

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counted. >> today, election boards in virginia will begin counting provisional ballots. justin finch is live in fairfax where counting begins. >> hard too believe the balance of power is still not set in the house of delegates. the way forward begins at the fairfax county government center in just a few hours. take a look at this image here. it shows three seats up for grabs. one includes a fairfax district. now democrats are now holding 49 seats. republicans have 51 seats. the two-seat majority. voters come in today. they'll make their case for election officials to count their provisional ballots. they're used to put -- or have other registration or other issues with their ballots. however, today with these results as they are, they could be set

landscape starting with the recount to begin here in just a few hours. back in to you. >> justin finch. thank you. >> one of the races that's too close to call is in stafford county. >> right now, republican bob thomas leads josh ka woel by 84 votes in the 28 house district. democrats say 55 military absentee ballots are not being counted but should. there's also an unknown number of provisional ballots there. democrats say the registrar has not told them the exact amount of ballots. this morning, we're learning about a frightening situation for shoppers. police in bloomington, minnesota, say two people are recovering after being stabbed at the mall of america on sunday. police say one of the victims was trying on clothes at the macy's. what you see here in the video. he went back to his dressing room, he caught the suspect trying to steal

suspect pulled out a knife. police say he stabbed the victim and another man. the suspect is in jail. a small texas church that was the scene of a massacre has reopened as a memorial. it's been one week since the gunman killed 26 people inside the church. that space is all white with 26 chairs. they're adorned with a red rose. pastor said they did it to remind everyone that love never fails. the church also held services under a tent on a baseball field. the congregation was showered with love when hundreds of people drove to attend that first service since the massacre. >> wanted to show up and show respect. >> as a fellow texan and as just basically a christian, basically our duty to support everybody who is around us and a community that's basically hurting. >> senator john cornin was also at the service and

system for buying guns. this morning, new york city is mourning the loss of the city's undisputed queen of gossip. liz smith died yesterday at the age of 94. the columnist spent more than half a century detailing the highs and lows of a-list celebrities. smith was one. most widely red columnists in the world. she raised a lot of money for charities, supporting women's rights and literacy. a big week is coming up in the voice with three nights of competition, the playoff round. >> a maryland man among those trying to get to the top 12. >> fleming is from baltimore. he wowed the judges in the knockout rounds. he's trying to make it to the live shows that will start airing next week. fleming can't wait to get mother crack at moving ahead in the competition. >> part of me thought i would make it

part that says you never know, anything can happen. to make it past the blinds, moving to the knockouts and the battles. everything. it's an amazing opportunity and experience. >> all right. let's go. you can catch the voice here on nbc4 tonight at 8:00. new episodes tomorrow and wednesday night. you can see all the competition. it gets tougher at this point. >> that's right. he sounds good, though. wishing him all the best. we love when we have somebody local. >> hopefully, we can get him in the studio and talk about his experience. >> that would be fun. not as cold. it's relative, i guess. >> it's all relative. because at this point, when you hit the 20s and 30s. 40, 50, that doesn't seem so bad anymore. >> celebrate the 50s, that's painful. >> it's the tile of year, where if we had a 60-degree temperature, we would say it's going to be balm y. not really today. '

even though the rain is starting to clear out, it's going to be a chilly day. we'll continue to see the drying, right now in the 30s. dry until thursday morning. that's the next rain chance. rain and cold come this week. one day of rain this week and one day of pretty chilly temperatures. i'll show you that in a second. the rain around. still mostly in maryland. the good news is a lot of it's cleared out of district. the roads are still wet. keep that in mind. we've been seeing that rain overnight. maryland is seeing most of this rain. mostly lighter rain. maybe more moderate rain in calvert county. in annapolis, heading from that direction, dealing with that steady, light rain. 42 degrees right now in washington. 37 leesburg and gaithersburg. we have chilly temperatures. clinton dropped down to 39 degrees. if you're exercising this morning, a lot of the rain will be gone. the pavement will be wet. you want the warm jacket throughout the day today. we'll start to dry out. we'll see the clouds breaking later

low 50s. here's future weather. the rain clears out. temperatures try to warm up. but still jacket weather. look at tomorrow morning. we're going to be in the 30s tomorrow morning. so going to be a cold one out there. we do stay dry throughout tomorrow afternoon. next rain chance tomorrow afternoon early thursday morning. that's one of the warmer days. again, it's all relative. we're looking at a high of 59 degrees. into friday, we're colder. we have rain in the forecast. like i mentioned. we'll take a look at that with the ten-day in a bit. let's check the roads on your monday morning. wet roads melissa. >> wet roads in certain spots. could cause a little bit of an issue for folks here and there. eastbound 70 before 75. we do have a crash there that was just reported this morning. this one, leesburg at west market street. we have the loudoun county sheriff on the scene. >> beltway looking okay. inner loop and

at the beltway with a crash. that cleared out of the way. that's great news. taking a look at 95 from maryland from 32 to the beltway. >> melissa thank you. it's 5:20 right now. >> you know how we're reminding folks to slow down when school buses are around. >> this morning, getting a look at scary video that happens to be another great reminder. >> oh, my goodness. my heart stops watching this video. truck in norway nearly slammed into a group of children. did you see the size of that truck. >> i can't believe it stopped in time. >> the kids just stepped off the bus. >> the kid was fast, too. >> the red truck was coming from the opposite direction. the driver did not see them. the kids were going behind the bus. >> can't see the kids. slammed on the brakes at the last second. >> the driver who shot the video. he started honking the ho

a second before the kids crossed the street. >> i have so many questions. why are the kids being dropped off on the side of a highway where the kids are -- look at the trucks. >> that's not unusual in rural areas. i don't know about norway. here the bus driver gets blamed too. >> the kids cross in front of the bus. >> you don't know what's -- you can't see anything from behind. >> step on the side. crosswalk. >> jesus lifting the children over to the other side. something else needed to happen there. >> they were inches away. really frightening. >> it's 5:21. >> more complaints about the latest iphone. this time it can be triggered by the weather. >> first, retail reinvented. malls aren't for shopping anymore. the extra event that could lure you back into stores this

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police are looking for this woman who returned two stolen photographs to the museum of modern art. the art was snatched off the walls at the museum last month. they're worth more than $100,000. police say this woman mailed the photos back to the museum on november 3rd. >> i'm always amazed at people who are bold enough, brazen enough to steal from the museum of -- come on. this holiday season could make or break local malls. up against the convenience of online shopping. i really do like that. they need a game changer. new this morning, they're looking at how malls are trying to reinvent themselves. i have a question for you. when was the last time you've been into a mall? been a while, huh? you're not alone. in fact, just in the past several years, we've seen 13 malls in our area close down. what would it take to get

would this? this is not an urban street or city neighborhood. it's the westfield wheaton mall in montgomery county. it's exactly what got this woman out of d.c. >> i heard they were painting the car. being -- i had to come. i thought this was awesome. i wanted to feel like i was a part of it. >> the retailers are looking for a mall to drive traffic. you can drive traffic by, again, taking space that might be productive. event space. >> it's all about creating an experience. >> nbc4 is working for you. and we're showing you how some local malls are literally reinventing retail on news 4 at 4:00. >> can you helicopter in. as you prepare to kick off holiday shopping, we're working for you. we have a lot of resources on the app. make the process less stressful. >> and save you

holiday shopping in the app. speaking of shopping, walmart is changing up the game. we'll tell you how they want customers to get the best deals this season. >> dumped and discovered. a kfc cook charged with murder. what they have to say about the case that involves two of its workers. good morning. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell live on the storm team 4 weather deck this morning where most of the rain has come to an end. it's a cold and wet start to your monday. a check of the forecast will let you know whenhe sunshine t

right now on "news4 today," a mystery ended with murder. the investigation that brought police to a kfc and we have the first comments from the fast food giant. >> the sexual harassment scandal hits team usa. the second most decorated gymnast of all-time is speaking out. aly raisman tell-all book and what she reveals about a team usa doctor. >> good riddance rats. d.c. is cracking down on the rodents taking over the city. the new plan that could help clear out your neighborhood. i still can't look at the video. >> it's

that wasn't a rat. >> have you seen the rats in d.c.? they are the size of my forearm and they will ask you for your lunch. >> ask you? not take it. depends what kind of day it is, right? >> 5:31 now. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. some wet pavement out there this morning. keeping an eye on your weather and first 4 traffic. >> we'll begin with meteorologist chuck bell. rare as it is -- he's wearing a coat this morning. >> you put a coat on? >> it is hard to believe. >> i know. >> i didn't wear it for the ride in this morning. the car comes out of garage. it's nice and warm. standing out here this morning. temperatures around 40 degrees. that's a wet cold on top of that. which is extra painful. even i put a layer on early this morning. >> storm team 4 radar. most of the rain is on the east side of our viewing area. out into southern prince george's county. southern maryland. the raindrops are bay bridge bound and the way they go, we'll be stuck with the clouds around for most of the remaining parts of the morning up until lunchtime.

get a break in the clouds. we should see a peek of the sun before it goes down just before 5:00. it is cold. >> it is around 40 degrees as you plan out the door. plan on a lot of puddles for the kids to be jumping this morning. putting in afternoon highs today. should be in the upper 40s to around 50. i'm a tough grader. melissa, i'm giving a c-minus today. this is not my favorite sort of situation here. thank you chuck. taking a look at the roads here right now. eastbound 70 there before 75. new market. you can see that slowdown there. on the map here this morning. left lane is now getting by that crash. you can see the delays here right now. in leesburg, 7 at west market here. still have that partial closure. we do have the sheriff there on the scene in loudoun county trying to get things cleared out of the way. no big problems. all of this showing where rain might be falling here this

beltway looking okay now. as far as being dry, aaron. >> melissa, thank you. here's a look at the top stories. a man is in critical condition after an officer involved shooting on newton street in bladensburg. this started around -- in the condominium. police were called to the area for reports of a man with a gun. police confronted that man and an officer shot him in the lower part of his body. it's not clear what led him to fire his gun. >> today we could learn who will control virginia's house of delegates. three races are soon too close to call. one turning blue would create a 50/50 split in the house with lieutenant governor-elect justin fairfax holding the tie breaking vote. election board will count provisional ballots to determine the final vote counts in the races. >> president trump on the last stop in asia. he's in the philippines for an annual summit. the president met with

country's controversial president. then addressed the group as a whole saying he's there to advance and promote security. >> 5:34 now. this morning a major fast food restaurant is sending condolences to the family of a -- >> to explain this for us, chris. >> kentucky fried chicken wants to do what he can to support family and friends of danny mendez. the young woman was working at a kfc in wheaton before she was killed. the body was found next to a dumpster on friday two blocks from the kfc. her husband reported her missing when she didn't come home from work. a cook who worked with her has been charged in her death. a spokesperson for the restaurant chain are shocked and saddened by this senseless tragedy. they go on to say they're committed to do everything to support her friends and family and kfc is offering counseling to work with her as well. eun? >> chris lawrence in the

>> this morning, a maryland state trooper is out of the hospital after being hit by a drunk driver. this happened early saturday morning. officers say trooper first class angel ortiz was on the beltway. the trooper's emergency lights were on when he was hit while sitting in his patrol car. the driver was charged with dui. according to state records, at least 38 troopers have been hit on area highways since the beginning of last year. this morning, a prince george's county woman is in the hospital after a fire tore through her home. you take a look here. the flames broke out yesterday afternoon on eastern avenue in capitol heights. they rescued one woman from the basement. the fire started in the basement and quickly spread to the rest of that house. >> a woman and her daughter lived in that home for many years. >> all of that -- that's the lady that always give us our mail. i feel real sorry for her. she's without a home.

what they want o do. the holidays are coming up. >> one firefighter suffered burns to his ears and was treated at a burn unit. >> people living in northern california are still rebuilding after this devastating wildfire last month. >> an old museum just reopened that will give families at least one afternoon of laughter. the charles schultz museum exhibits, she works behind a cartoon. wildfire destroyed schultz's childhood home in santa rosa, along with others. the grand reopening with professional photographers who took photos of fans to help replace those lost in the fire. it is the ewing era and the stars came out to watch the big debut for hoyas head coach and the homecoming that captured the attention of the nation. >> the political divide. the candidate for u.s. senate in alabama stands accused of fondng

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patrick ewing era as georgetown's head basketball coach. some greats came out to cheer him out. alonzo mourning was tre

his buddy michael jordan was there to support him. familiar faces and names. fwr from the area. don't say anything else. >> yeah. as for the game itself, ewing couldn't ask for a better way to start his coaching career. a win over jacksonville getting 20 points. georgetown wins 73-57. all right for the hoyas. cool to see him back. if you walked near dupont circle at night or any neighborhood in any alley, chances are you've seen the rats. this is my cue to close my eyes. >> we have to -- >> you have to see the rat video. >> this is a problem that mayor bowser is trying to fix. later today, the mayor is going to join some members to highlight a plan to deal with the rodents. new tactics include solar trash cans and the waste compactor grant program.

months ago and you can see it in the nbc washington app. look under the investigation section. >> give it to me. give me a solar trash can, i'm going do it. >> i don't see them that often. maybe i'm frequenting the cleaner parts of town. >> are you trying to say i live in the dirty parts of town? >> you said it. it's 5:41. going for gold. the story behind the medal. the celebrated olympian talks about the allegations behind a team usa doctor. a busy metro station you might use. hey, the entrance is closed for a long time. i'll tell you where it is and what's happening coming up. good morning. we have some rain around the area. but it is quickly moving out. the roads are going to be wet out there as you're driving. maryland dealing with most of that rainfall. some temperatures, though in the 30s this morning. mostly north and west of the district. you want the warm jacket. closer look at the afternoon forecast. good morning, melissa. >> hi, sheena.

i trusted him. those are the words of three-time olympic gold medalist aly raisman. she's speaking out about a team usa doctor who she says sexually abused her. how she claims he huard her in. >> she's taking on amazon. how this could change the way you shop this holiday season. before you head out, keep in mind we have wet roads. but the rain is continuing to clear out. kids at the bus stop will want a warm jacket and drier through the afternoon. closer look at your forecast coming up. you're watching "news4 today." we begin with president trump on the last leg of his trip to asia. >> he is in the philippines right now. he's held several meetings with other world leaders, including the prime minister of india and the controversial president of the philippines. tracie potts live on capol

coming out of this meeting. >> the white house telling us that the meeting with the president of the philippines did actually very briefly touch on human rights but that the focus of that meeting was the war on drugs and isis and the big one for the president today. trade. he's there for an economic summit. here's part of what the president said opening that summit this morning. >> i'm here to advance peace to promote security and to work with you to achieve a truly free and open indo pacific where we are proud and have sovereign nations. and we thrive and everybody wants to prosper. >> the president says part of his problem is there's a big trade imbalance with a number of nations and he wants to correct. but he's not planning to hold a news conference while there. he says he'll do that on wednesday back at the white house. >> let's turn to the issues of taxes and congress. what should we expect from congress.

different versions of what to do with your taxes. they're going to try to battle this out and try to work to the end of the year for getting this really big tax reform done. one of the issues you need to watch, what's going on. if you're a homeowner, watch this closely. because the senate wants to get rid of your property tax deduction. the house wants to keep that up to $10,000. both of them, though, want to eliminate state and local tax deductions. but they would keep the mortgage interest deduction. so the bottom line, if you're a homeowner here, mortgage interest, yes. you could continue to deduct that. property taxes maybe, maybe not. depending how they work this out. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. thank you. >> the chairman of the prince william county board of supervisors is defending alabama senate roy moore. moore is accused of initiating sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl. he was in his 30s. cory stuart said the allegations

stewart says he won't believe the allegations until he sees proof. stewart is trying to unseat virginia democratic senator tim kaine. moore denies the allegations. maryland governor larry hogan weighing in on moore. he's calling on moore to step side saying he's unfit for office following sexual misconduct allegations. moore called them completely false. he vowed to stay in the race. >> sean hannity's show on fox news is moving advertisers over his coverage of the roy moore scandal. after the scandal broke. hannity asked his viewers to give moore the benefit of the doubt. at least five companies including keurig, would no longer advertise their products on the show. fans of the show and hannity criticized the brands for taking a political stance and called for a boycott that was on twitter. hundreds of sexual assault

in california on sunday. marchers wore shirts with the word me too. the #me too started to trend after the harvey weinstein sexual allegations. they urged women to speak up about abuse and calls for an end to the culture of victim blaming. she won six olympic medals and became an icon for young women who want to be gymnasts. now aly raisman wants to -- race man says dr. larry nasser who worked as the team usa women's gymnastics doctor for nearly two decades sexually abused her. race man told 60 minutes what happened. she detailed what she said was done to her in her new book that will be released this week. why are we looking at -- why not look at, what about the culture. what did usa gymnastics do and larry nasser do to manipulate these girls so much that they are so afraid

>> race man said dr. nasser gained her trust by bringing her desserts and gifts. he's being sued by 125 women a cougs him of abuse. he has pleaded not guilty to assault charges. nasser is in jail and will be sentenced after pleading guilty to three federal child pornography charges. this morning, aly raisman will appear on the "today" show to share more of her story and what she hopes will change moving forward. that's at 7:00 a.m. after "news4 today." 5:50 right now. major repairs at one of metro's stations might have to change -- might have you changing your commute. >> this morning, a pair of escalators at the judiciary square metro station are getting replaced. the work will take months. news 4's adam tuss is live at that station with a look at what's happening. adam, good morning. it's never easy, right? your commute is never easy. especially with metro. the guys are out here already. they've been out here fixing the two escalators at

these are the two at the fourth and indiana side of things. be aware that this entrance is going to be closed for the next ten months. that could actually stretch into about a year if this project goes a little bit longer. yeah, the work is under way. take a look at this map who told you there's two entrances to judiciary square. this is the fourth and indiana side of things. the other entrance to judiciary square metro is over by the national building museum. this is the one going to be closed for quite some time. it's close to u.s. district court and everything else down in this particular area. overall, metro has been trying to fix its escalators across this system. they have a ten-year plan to fix 100 escalators. these two at judiciary square date back to 1976. the opening of the metro system. so they definitely need to go. about 9,000 people a day use the escalators here and the entrances here at judiciary square. be aware that this could

morning. if you're not aware of it, this station is going to be closed, this entrance here for about the next senn months as this work gets under way. i got to say, the escalator performance has actually been improving. that's a good thing. >> it will be worth it in the end i guess. adam tuss, thank you. chuck bell is talking about our weather. we had a rough start. rainy and cold. >> rainy and hard this morning. the wipers going full blast. most of the rain is quickly coming to an end. we'll appreciate that. it remains cold and wet early on a monday morning. over the weekend, yes, indeed. tied record low temperatures. both saturday morning at reagan national and bwi marshall. yes, we were talking about that last week. we tied a record low temperature in november in 41 years. right now was cold and wet outside. the rain is co t

still a lot of puddles and wet leaves out there. be careful for that. slipperiness this morning. we will get sunshine back. tomorrow will be a noticeably nicer day to be outside. there's the main push of rain now. down into parts of southern maryland and into the eastern shore. not much rain left in and around the city. back out to the west, skies are partly to mostly cloudy. they could take a little while before we get the sunshine back. future weather by 11:00 in the morning, most of the rain gone. lingering sprinkles in west virginia. not a lot of rain from this point forward. by 2:00 in the afternoon, the overcast will try and thin out just a smidgen. since the sun is down before 5:00, don't count on a lot of sunshine today. just enough to get temperatures to go from the upper 30s to around 40 degrees now. up into the low 50s for most of area for today. so there's your planner. showery weather and still wet. near 40 degrees at 7:00 a.m. upper 40s with mainly a peek at

more breaks of sunshine later in the day. sun is down at 4:56. highs in your hometown, 47 in gaithersburg. 49 in annapolis and southern maryland. you can always use our nbc washington app to stay ahead of the weather. you can find and follow me on social media as well. here's the ten-day forecast. a nice check of mild and dry weather for tuesday and wednesday. highs in the 50s. little rain chance early thursday. friday looks good. rainy weather for saturday and blustery and cold on sunday. now let's go to melissa mollet. see how the monday morning ride to work and school is going. >> still this problem on 70. eastbound on 70 before new market. left lane is getting by. the red up on i-70 here this morning. as we zoom into 270. slowdowns from 70. really down through urbana, almost into clarksburg this morning. nothing really abnormal. but it is still a bit

street with that crash. beltway overall is looking quite good this morning. that's where we find northbound through the woodbridge area as you head into town and taking a look at the travel times, 270 south looking fine. top of the beltway, inner loop and outer loop okay. 66 inbound, no problems. 95 north, you see the slowdown quantico to the beltway. listen to wtop when you hop into your car. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. walmart wants to charge more to buy some products online than in stores. it's part of the effort to boost profits as it competes with amazon. walmart has quietly raised prices sold on walmart.com including craft mac and cheese. some big box retailers charge more for online purchases. rather unusual for wa

for everyday low prices. for this business report, i'm landon dowdy. >> thank you, landon. firefighters are some of the bravest members of our community. they'll be putting helmets aside and -- >> it's firefighter cookoff week. bragging rights on the line. molette green is live with a preview. this is a delicious assignment for you, molette. >> hey, guys. we're inside the kitchen here at fire company number one. that's the tv room. this is the kitchen. they put their own money into this themselves. we have dusty, we have justin and kevin who are cooking it up in the kitchen. the appetizer, i should say, is already ready. that would be a crab risotto arron sin i. look at that. we're looking forward to the entree. the main dish

braised short ribs. throughout the hour at 6:00, we'll talk about food and fire safety and this firehouse has a museum. that's interesting. all that coming up in the next hour. stay with us. >> yummy. >> look in that pot. >> see you in a little bit, molette. thanks. 5:57 now. reinventing retail. malls shutting down. >> susan hogan found a reason customers are coming back. >> deadly earthquake. the death toll is climbing as we begin to see the impact of a massive tragedy. >> reporter: in just a few hours in fair fakes county, provisional ballots are being counted. what that could mean for the balance of power in thhouse of dee l

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a shooting investigation under way. the person who pulled the trigger was a police officer. you saw the alert in the nbc washington app. we'll tell you what we've learned new this morning. twisted metal and piles of concrete. a powerful earthquake claims hundreds of lives. new video of the scene unfolding in the middle east. it's just coming into the newsroom. a wet start to the day. the rain is moving out. news 4 with what comes next to

always what comes next that gets you. >> i'm glad the rain moved out this morning. starting to look like an ugly day. >> actually, it's a perfect day. after everybody was pretty much in with their sunday activities. should be out relatively quickly. >> always nice to sleep through rain as it's falling. hopefully, you had a good sleep and it didn't wake you up too much. as we go through the day, a lot of the clouds will be clearing out and we'll see improving conditions. as far as the temperatures are concerned, we in fact have some areas in the 30s right now. so we are off to a chilly start with this rain starting to clear out. here's a look at the radar. the rain around early this morning. most of the areas starting to see the clearing. any snow will -- not moving here. if you're across the bay bridge and headed in that direction, it is still raining steady. temperatures in the 30s for many