following breaking news on the indonesian island of bali. >> molette green is at the live desk with details. what's happening? >> we just got this new video in overnight showing the rumbling of mt. agung volcano. it's spewing smoke and ash. officials say 100,000 people around the volcano need to leave. the area they call home now considered a danger zone. the volcano alert is raised to the highest level today. live images forcing the closure of bali's international airport. it's a beautiful picture but very, very dangerous. back to you guys. >> molette, thank you. there is a bitter battle over who will run the consumer financial protection bureau. the woman named interim director of the agency is suing president trump. english was elevated to the top spot by her boss, richard core dres. he stepped down on friday. the president tapped the budget

job. senatorial franken is back to work. i have a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of minnesota. >> for the first time since four women accused him of unwanted advances, senator franken spoke on the record to three minnesota news outlets on sunday. the first allegation from l.a. radio host. she said before he was a senator, he forcibly kissed her during a uso tour. a photo surfaced. franken said he's ashamed of that photo. >> let the people down. i've let the people in the photo down. i've let my friends and staff and supporters down, my family down. i've especially let down the people who have seen him as a champion for women. >> franken and

probe. another lawmaker accused of sexual misconduct is stepping down from an important leadership role. michigan congressman john conyers resigned this weekend from the house judiciary committee. conyers denied the allegations against him and said he will not resign from congress. he's the only african-american to have held the position of chairman or ranking member on the judiciary panel and is the longest serving congressman. alabama senate candidate roy moore is using president trump's tweets to make some money. on sunday, the president tweeted said that electing democrat doug jones would be, a quote, disaster. moore quickly used the words in fundraising appeals to supporters. moore denied sexual harassment and assault allegations from several women. the alabama special election is two weeks away. a warning for metro riders this morning. expect delays on the red line as you head back to work. there will be no train between silver spring and

for the next two weeks. service is limited. you'll need to avoid the takoma station. that's shut down and all parking is closed there. metro is warning there will be fewer trains on the entire red line through december 10th. crews will be replacing an interlock. that's a spot where trains cross from one track to another. today, you'll be able to score some of the best sales of the holiday season. it is cyber monday. the online deals have already started. americans are expected to spend $6.6 billion today. that will set the records for the biggest online shopping day in u.s. history. but it turns out you may save more if you don't buy today. >> when you're shopping online, you can add items to your cart and then walk away from your computer, give yourself a day to think about it and some retailers will send you a coupon to try to get you to complete the transaction. >> i like that.

electronics and clothing. the shopping won't just be on your computer at work, either. more than half of the online sales on black friday were on cell phones and tablets. >> multitasking. >> one hand on the steering wheel. you can't shop while driving, bad idea. >> it is a bad idea. >> if you're getting the cyber monday deals, that means a lot of packages will be arriving at your doorsteps. >> this season, police are warning you to take extra steps to make sure thieves don't snag those gifts. montgomery county police say you should have your packages delivered to a place where someone can get them. maybe at work or a neighbor's house. you can ship it to a carrier's location or to the store. also sign up for package updates to track the location. a lot of shipping companies will send you a text or e-mail that a package is on the way. i've had that happen. dhl does that. >> you might want to ensure your package. that's

>> it's now 4:35. another check on your weather and traffic right now. >> let's take a look at the roads with dave dildine, but first let's turn to chuck and sheena for the forecast going into a new week. >> good morning. how about that thanksgiving weather over the weekend. >> it was very nice. i enjoy the dry weather over the holidays. a little chill in the air isn't bad when you're talking about the holidays. gets you in the spirit. >> in traffic -- >> kind of a tradition to go christmas tree shopping. good weather for that, too. >> are you one of those people? >> i went to the grocery store looking for a little one. they weren't out yet. might be, chuck. not every year, but i might be. >> 40 degrees in the district. it feels more like 36. we have a windchill out there right now. south wind is fairly light. going through the day today, a little bit milder. in the suburbs this morning, we're waking up. the chilly temperatures in the

as we get closer to lunchtime, around 50 degrees. let's take a look at the rest of the day. good morning chuck. >> plenty of sunshine. quite a warmup for later on in the afternoon. west to northwesterly wind. with sunshine, i have no problem forecasting 58 degrees for a high temperature today. average high now is 53. so that is a couple of nice five degrees above average. there is a couple of clouds we've been talking about. that's the reason there's a big range in temperatures this morning. some places like manassas and fredericksburg down below freezing. 58 for today, tomorrow even milder still. well up into the upper 50s to near 60 degrees for tomorrow. the ten-day forecast in a little less than 15 minutes. for now, let's go to mr. dave dildine. a lot of our commuters likely sleeping in. quiet on the roadways, beltway included. there you can see it. no issues.

montgomery, fairfax and prince george's counties. on 495, i-95, got the workout yesterday with the homebound traffic. today, so far so good. no impediments from quantico towards springfield. the express lanes are pointed northbound. from gainesville to rosalyn, looking good. red line, silver spring towards forest glenn, no service there. you have to plan ahead. thank you, dave. he just cooked his 3 millionth meal for hurricane victims. he's not slowing down. how the chef continues to make a difference in the lives of those in puerto rico. what he says is slowing down recovery efforts. one day he was considered a missing person. a short time later an accused bank robber. the bizarre story about a maryland man coming out of north carolina this morning. a former glee star arrested in our area.

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oh, my gosh. >> it looks like a deer in upstate new york took a quick dip in the pool. we don't think he wanted to be there. a family caught it all on

camera. see? they were able to help pull off the pool cover to get the deer back to freedom. not sure how long the deer was stuck in the pool. but they think he might have been there for at least two days. poor thing. probably terrified. >> back on his feet, though. >> there you go. >> jose andres's restaurants are -- >> he hopes that the people in puerto rico will be remembered as much as his skills in the kitchen. we spoke with him back in october. days after hurricane maria crippled the island. this week, andres spoke on 60 minutes about what it means to give back to the people who desperately need power, water food. he said they don't have a food crisis, they have an urgency issue. >> the they had fuel, they had the -- the refrigerators and the freezers working. >> there was food here? >> plenty of od

>> the problem was it's a very simple thing when you're a cook. when you're hungry, you gather the food. you gather your helpers. you begin cooking and then you start feeding people. >> the chef also made sure thousands in puerto rico had a good meal this thanksgiving. it was his goal to serve 40,000 people for the holiday. >> so far, already he has served 3 million meals to hurricane victims in puerto rico. he's not done. there are still people without power in remote areas still struggling to get by. >> work has to continue. warmup on the way, but you're still going to have to bundle up this morning, sheena. >> yes. you still have to bundle up. we're looking at pretty chilly temperatures across the area. we do have some 40s. but also some mid-20s. kind of a mixed bag. we have clouds around the area helping some stay on the chilly

others down right cold. bundle up before we head outside. we'll show you a milder afternoon forecast. that's straight ahead. congress gets back to work today. with controversy swirling around several members, who is stepping down from an important position and who says he's not going ♪ down from an important position and who says he's not going what if home security was different? what if it looked different? what if the measure of working, was that you never had to think about it. ♪ what if it was so easy to use, you actually used it. [alarm] you have 3 minutes to exit. what if it gave you time,

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good monday morning as you're leaving to hit the road. whether you're traveling back to work or just doing after holiday traveling, we're looking at pretty dry conditions. sun glare this morning. though temperatures in the 30s for much of the area. nice as we go through the afternoon. we'll take a closer look at the forecast into the weekend, see how long the dry spell will last. congress is back in session today. as long as you get back to work, the

>> tracie potts is here to explain what it means for capitol hill. >> good morning. it means that the judiciary committee will start without -- the michigan congressman, john conyers has been here on capitol hill for more than 50 years. he says he's stepping down from that leadership position while the ethics committee takes a look at sexual harassment allegations. he denies the allegations but says he doesn't want to be a distraction. meantime senator al franken facing sexual misconduct allegations comes back after speaking out after a series of interviews in minnesota. he's returning to washington ashamed of what has come out of what he did. he's admitted it in his welcome and ethics investigation. meantime, president trump is also tweeting in support of roy moore. the al will senate candidate who is being accused by nine women of sexual

he also denies those allegations. tracie, what are lawmakers saying about the millions of tax dollars paid to settle harassment cases. >> 17 million since the '90s. now some lawmakers say that those cases need to be made public. the tax dollars are being used to settle harassment cases involving lawmakers or staff members here on capitol hill that the public needs to know who and when. >> all right. tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. it is 4:47 right now. in prince george's county, a husband is in mourning today after his wife and 2-year-old were found dead inside a home in landover. police say the woman killed their son before taking her own life. police found the bodies of the woman and her son inside this house. the family had recently moved out of the home to a place in glen burnie. both died from asphyxiation. no word on why it happened. aim

family in spotsylvania county. a woman, her mother and father were found dead inside their home on waterford drive. neighbors called police after noticing the family dog running around and the door of the dog slightly open. >> everyone had been shot. investigators believe this was a murder-suicide. the d.c. family spent their holiday weekend searching for their missing loved one. her family held a prayer circle in northeast. the 53-year-old received three calls on her cell phone and then disappeared. that is unlike her to leave without telling someone where she's going. >> we hope nothing has happened to her. she's been away for a long time. everybody knows her. i don't think nobody would do anything to her. we're asking for her safe return. >> here's another look at joan i rockingham. she was last seen near 33rd

aims street, near anacostia park. anyone with information should call police. three children who went missing on thanksgiving have been found safe. police thank the public for circulating their photos. they haven't said where the kids were found. today we hope to learn when a man accused of trying to rob a bank in annapolis will be extradited from north carolina. according to the capitol gazette, police in durham, north carolina. arrested him. annapolis police say he tried to rob a bank of america earlier this month. his family first reported him missing before the robbery happened. it was more than a potluck in las vegas this weekend. tfrs a it was a chance to bond. survivors shared their stories and experiences at this event in henderson, nevada. thesh

and wounded about 500 others. >> put names to faces, stories together. laugh together. remember the good times that we had before all of this chaos started. >> now, this was the first large-scale gathering of survivors. one of those wounded in the shooting was maryland native tina frost. the anne arundel high school graduate was shot in the head and lost her right eye. earlier this month we showed you this video of her making progress. she started walking at johns hopkins hospital in baltimore where she had been in rehab. i'm molette green at the live desk. pope francis arrived in myanmar early this morning. many are waiting to see if the pope recognizes the row -- the catholic church urged pope francis not to mention the ethnic group that's not a recognized minority. the people have been subject to what the united nations calls

schedule ends with a visit in bangladesh on saturday. back to you. molette, thank you. we'll get a first look at the white house decked out for the holidays. first lady melania trump will host children to reveal the holiday look. mrs. trump will participate in several events with the kids around the white house. she welcomed the white house christmas tree last week. it will be displayed in the blue room. now that thanksgiving is over, we can officially get into the holiday spirit. >> exactly. >> guess who put up a christmas tree? >> this guy. >> check out his facebook page. mr. ebenezer is getting in the spirit. >> the lights and ornaments and everything. >> very nice. >> i'm proud of you. >> haven't had a tree in how long? >> it's been a few years. >> awesome. >> he's tired of getting the lumps of coal. so he figured he better take his game up a bit. >> did you feel better? >> oh,a

>> santa can tell if you're faking it, just so you know. we have a little chill in the air on a cold november. but we have a nice warmup coming our way later on in the day. so far, this november has been about 1 degree colder than average. you say, well, i don't remember it being that cold in november. the last two novembers were both above average. 3 degrees colder than last november. colder than the one before that. been a while since we've had a chilly november. 42 in gaithersburg. 42 in martinsburg. koeflder weather on the south side of the city because the skies had been clear for most of the overnight hours. mid-20s. 35 in brandy wine, maryland. >> long sleeves and sunglasses. a sunny ride in and a sunny r

home. on the whole, back to school, kiddos. a-plus weather today. outdoor recess for sure. even though there's a little bit of cloud cover. a mostly sunny day today. northwest wind averaging 10 miles per hour. a hint of a cloud deck. high level clouds over the washington area. baltimore, the northern half of the eastern shore. skies were clearer. off to a colder start this morning. future weather shows you hardly anything going on weatherwise the next couple of days. 58 with sunshine today. 60 degrees with sunshine coming up tomorrow. take a check of this forecast. that's about as quiet of weather as we can make it. >> high of 53. plus 5 today. plus ten on wednesday. only chance for rain, dave dildine is late thursday night is tonight out of the next ten days. excellent news. good news on the roads. well, we are looking at a nice

and easy commute in. holiday weekend, there aren't a -- a crash on -- no problem getting past it. we'll keep an eye on it. oids, we're looking good around the beltway and throughout northern virginia. the red line situation will be two weeks of a service suspension between silver spring and fort totten. it will be -- that's the latest on the roads and rails. back to you. dave, thank you. the star of a popular tv show busted for domestic battery. >> what naya rivera was doing that landed her behind bars. >> reporter: i'm adam tuss. man oh, man, a huge metro closure to let you know about today. it could impact you travel r

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4:57 now. a difficult day in red skints history. safety sean taylor was murdered inside his home. >> he was killed during a home invasion. four men have since been c

they are serving sentences spanning from 18 years to life in prison. tonight, our carol maloney is sitting down with -- they will tell her about the last word to their friend. how the death has changed their lives. former glee star, naya rivera has been arrested and charged with domestic battery. she was celebrating with her husband in west virginia. dorsey told authorities that rivera struck him on the head and bottom lip saturday night on a walk with their son. rivera was taken into custody but was later released. a prince george's county church is celebrating a huge milestone. ♪ >> worshippers at royal house chapel international prayed and t

new $8 million center. it's been two years in the making. before this. they had to rent out spaces if they wanted to hold big events. >> waiting for in -- it was important for us to have this. >> new church building includes a basketball court, a media center and an outdoor playground. it's home to about 500 members. >> wow. incredible. stay with us. "news4 today" continues now at 5:00 a.m. now on "news4 today," it's a place a lot of people go to shop or eat. this morning, it's the center of a crime. what unfolded at dupont circle that left one man shot and another on the run. >> i am a long way back. i have a long way back to win back the trust of the people of

>> senator al franken breaks his silence. what he has to say about the sexual misconduct allegations against him more than a week after they surfaced. >> a monday mess on metro. the shutdown that could impact how you get to and from work. we're working for all of you cyber monday shoppers. where to find the best deals and how to protect your packages once they arrive. >> they have that little -- >> we have work to do. >> there is shopping to be done. >> put a call out. i just want to ask our -- if you see any amazing -- please tweet me, work with me. >> think it's going to be gone by then. >> after the fact. >> exactly. wanted to let you know, i got the last one of those. >> exactly right. thanks for nothing. >> we're going to talk more about cyber monday. first at 39 degrees outside our studios. >> it's cold. >> december chill in november. >> no, it