condition. this happened in prince george's county. take a look at the video. you can see that car sustained some damage. it happened on conte road in laurel. it's near deerfield run elementary school. officers found the victim in the middle of that road. we've also learned the car involved did stay there on the scene with the police. >> chris, thank you. later this morning, a fourth man will go before a judge in the murder of two high school honor students. >> a crime that shocked a local community here. police in montgomery county arrested a man on friday. he's charged with two counts of first degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder. according to police, new dna evidence linked him to the murders of two people. back in june, the teens were found shot to death inside a car in montgomery village. it was the night before their high school graduation. police believe the killings were retaliation r

that jar was rumored to be involved with. developing this morning, the white house is doing damage control. the president's outside lawyer is taking responsibility for a tweet that could land the president in hot water with the fbi. take a look. here is that tweet. i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. this would mean he committed a felony when he told fbi director james comey to go easy on him. that could be obstruction of justice. president trump's personal lawyer, john dowd, now says he wrote the tweet, not the president. friday, michael flynn pled guilty to lying to the fbi. that is not the only issue the president faces this morning. the former host of "access hollywood" is firing back at president trump over the infamous tape where the president can be heard bragging about grabbing women. there are reports president trump has privately questioned whether the voice on the tape is really his. in a

article billy bush wrote, "of course he said it and we laughed along with donald trump and me. there were seven other guys present on the bus and every single one of us assumed we were listening to a crass standup act." we now know better. bush was fired because of that. tracie potts will explain how close we are now to a government shutdown. allegations of sexual misconduct. new york's metropolitan opera suspended james levine while it investigates allegations by three men. levine sexually abused them when they were teenagers. the opera company says it became aware of the allegations when illinois police opened an investigation in october of 2016. levine was been the met's conductor for more than 40 years. he's not commented publicly on the accusations. 4:32 is our time right now. quite a night at the kennedy

but this time more so a i star studded evening that honored many. ♪ >> that's familiar. last night marked the 40th anniversary of the celebration of the arts. gloria estefan being honored. it was the first time that a hip hop artist was recognized. >> we communicate through our art and connect through our art, teach through our art. we irritate through our art. >> you know what it is. sitting here tonight, i'm not performing, i don't have any speech. i don't know what i'm doing. of course, they said just go in and enjoy it. i've never been this way before. there's always something i had to do or remember. >> usually an event, you go there, sometimes you have to sing or perform or give a speech and you worry you

something mem oral, i don't want to forget anybody. this has been pressure-free for me. >> in addition to the folks you saw there, gloria estefan, lionel richie, ll cool jchl. >> also honored carmen did he laugh lat and norman lear. responsible for so many shows. >> i love the diversity of the lineup of the honorees. always great to see. it's 4:34. let get another check of your weather and traffic. >> we'll get to melissa and the road. let's start with chuck and sheena with a look at the forecast. >> i was asking sheen is if she thought it was foggy. it looked like it was wanting to. >> there was haze down my drive. but i wouldn't say fog that should be impacting your drive at all. actually looking pretty good. hope flip you can see the supermoon this morning. it's brighter than normal. it's closer than norm.

bigger this morning. make sure you catch it before the sun comes up. it's 38 degrees right now in washington. 28 dulles. 28 frederick. manassas at 24 degrees. a lot of 20s on the map. a cold start to your monday. 32 in clinton. 30 in fredericksburg right now. martinsburg at 27. take a look though. as we go through the morning, it's going to be a mild day. by lunchtime in the suburbs, we'll be near 50 degrees. you can bet through the afternoon, the mild weather does continue. aside from that, we have showers on the way for tomorrow. make sure you have your umbrella with you for your tuesday. take a look at how mild the afternoon temperatures will be. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, sheena. >> it's going to be the nicest day of the week. i hate to tell you, the best day of the week weatherwise will be monday. it will, unfortunately. check out the highs in your hometown later on in the afternoon. today's high near 57 in washington. 59 in fredericksburg and relatively mild weatherup

down from the shenandoah valley from hagerstown to 53 to will you ray, 53 as well. raindrops tomorrow and bitter cold air arriving before the week is through. melissa, just know that it will be more cold than warm and soon. >> great. this is the best day of the week. okay. taking a look at metro, we have the situation on the red line. this is meaning that we have no train on the red line between silver spring and fort totten. that takoma station closed because of the construction on the line there. that lasts about another week. inner loop after two right lanes, getting through the beltway. taking a look elsewhere, 66 and 95 in virginia. no problems 95 in maryland down to the beltway. also on time. eun? >> thank you, melissa. the holidays are here. we are finding a way to pay for the gifts your loved o

it can be tricky. we're working with you for some of the most wanted items this year. medical marijuana dispensary just opened. today it's closed. too much interest is forcing this new business to stay shut. a cake debate headed to our nation's highest court. a fight over a wedd

this week, the u.s. supreme court is set to take on pretty big cases. the biggest issues have to do with gambling and weddings. today the court will hear a case to legalize sports betting across the country. depending on the outcome, it could break the monopoly in vegas. chris christie argue that is states should be able to decide the issue, not the federal government. tomorrow the high court will take on a case involving a colorado baker who says he couldn't make a wedding cake for a same sex couple because of his religious beliefs. they say it's similar to a discrimination case from the 1960s. that case involved a barbecue spot in south carolina who wouldn't serve african-americans citing religious beliefs. >> it's 4:40 this morning. we know which college football teams would become this year's national champion. first ranked clemson will take on number 4 alabama in the sugar bowl.

against georgia in the rose bowl. the winners of those games then play in the national championship game next month. as for our local team, virginia and navy face off at the military bowl in annapolis on december 28th. that's the same day virginia tech challenges oklahoma state in the world bowl in atlanta. they have to keep track. west virginia, to utah battle in the heart of dallas and the dallas bowl. the heart of dallas bowl. that's a new one. that's the 26th. the end of the year, there's a lot of college football to be seen. >> dr. shol's sponsored a bowl it would be a foot bowl. >> thank you, aaron. >> we have to -- the top ten become the top eight on the voice. devon fleming remainsn

♪ ♪ he's wanted to be a singer since the age of 3 when he saw his mother perform in the church choir. jennifer hudson -- >> what? >> he did it. he got it. you can see more of fleming tonight on the voice. >> when you sing whitney, it's danger. but he can sing. >> 4:42 right now. sheena. >> whitney is a risky song. in the 20s for a lot of you. wait until you see the weather this afternoon, though. i think you'll like it. but we do have rain on the way. we'll talk about timing on that straight ahead. plus, honoring a hero. he's a pilot who pulled off a miracle in the air. he's

split decision that averted disaster on the ground. taking the next steps on tax reform. the big changes over the weekend a what theynd there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children she had to buy lots of groceries. while she was shopping for organic fruits and veggies, burglars broke into her shoe. they stole her kids' mountain bikes and tablets along with her new juice press. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped her with homeowners insurance. she got full replacement on the stolen goods and started a mountain bike juice delivery service. call geico and see how affordable homeowners insurance can be.

good monday morning. it is a cold start. if the kids are standing at the bus stop, temperatures will mostly be in the 30s by that point. some suburbs right now in the 20s. clear skies currently. you'll notice more clouds through the afternoon. rain heads our way as we go into tomorrow. we'll talk more about the timing of that in a bit coming up. sheena, thank you. 15 before the hour. house republicans will begin the next step on reconciling their tax reform plan. >> at least one gop lawmaker says they hope to have a compromised bill to president trump by the end of the e

news 4's tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill. tracie, how realistic is that friday deadline? >> less of a deadline, more of a goal to get this done. the president wants it on his desk by christmas. they have a few weeks to play with here. these versions with very different. the house tax plan, the senate tax plan. the house wants to get rid of health -- the senate wants to get rid of the obama mandate to buy insurance. the house does not. not to mention, you saw this as they were scrambling late friday and early saturday morning. the handwritten notes in that bill. some lawmakers feel there are things they haven't seen yet. one lawmaker put it, there's sneaky stuff in here that we haven't gotten to yet. some of the pet projects that get jammed in at the last minute. >> tracie, i want to ask you about the possible government shutdown too. congress has fouys

>> they want to keep the money flowing for the next couple of days, aaron. lawmakers have been working on this, they have a framework for a deal that would temporarily keep the money flowing until december 22nd. give them another week, buy a few weeks, buy some time to get something more permanent. big issues is that democrats are trying to force a decision on daca, protection for young immigrants in conjunction with the budget negotiations going on. the top republican on the senate side, mitch mcconnell said that's ridiculous, they have until march to deal with that. >> tracie potts live on capitol hill for us. tracie, thank you. a tense scene outside the white house. a small group of self-proclaimed atlantic right -- it was protesting the shooting death of kate steinle. the man was acquitted in court

his call for tougher immigration laws. he also tweeted about the case after the acquittal calling it a disgraceful verdict. police separated the alt right group from a larger group of counter protesters. there were no arrests. the anti-muslim videos retweeted by the president sent out a global outcry and now it's spurring action in the area. muslim and jewish leaders held an anti-bigotry summit in northern virginia to talk about the issue. one project they're working on is forming a hate crimes board to get involved in local cases. some speakers said they've been the victims of hate crimes themselves. >> this guy wanted to run me over and said this isn't iraq and proceeded to call me the b-word. i made that my life's goal to be an outspoken and strong person against this and change so that this kind of violence doesn't happen to anybody else >> president

summit -- it happens every year. the elections in virginia is now requesting a recount. democratic joshua cole filed for the recount in the 28th district for the virginia house of de delegat delegates. that includes fredericksburg and stafford county. cole lost to thomas by 82 votes. candidates in two other tight virginia races also filed for recount. the search is under way for two men who caused a scare inside this t-mobile store in district heights. police say they were armed when they walked into that store on silver hill road yesterday afternoon. the men ordered everyone inside to go to the back of the store. the gunmen got away with $1100 worth of items. no one was hurt. here at the live desk. following a scary scene on board a plane. passengers a

after a flight was forced to make an emergency landing at lax. they smelled something burning on the flight from sacramento to orange county. the pilots diverted the plane and it was able to land in l.a. the good thing, no one was hurt and southwest has mechanics investigating the source of that burning smell. aaron? >> chris, thank you. 4:50 our time right now. military leaders honored captain morgan yesterday during -- yesterday. >> he managed to steer the jet away from several homes in a southern prince george's county neighborhood before he ejected from the plane. he was also able to dump fuel before crashing. >> over old town alexandria, my engine gives out on me. decided not to drop those over old town. instead, drop them over the potomac. >> now that jet crashed into a wooded area doing damage o

captain morgan said he followed the critical action procedures that he learned in training. >> they always say that. they go back to training. that's why they do it. he was prepared. still a hero. if he hadn't had the presence of mind to remember that training, it would have been a terrible situation. >> he wasn't far from a neighborhood. it was close to a neighborhood. >> you're not going to make fun of his name being captain morgan. >> you did it for me. i did notice that. >> he was not enjoying some of his namesake drink while he was following. sense of presence of mind. good for him. >> what a great view of the moon. >> you have your moon roof open, right? >> if i had one, yes. thank you, though. >> i had my moon roof open on the way in early this morning. sunroof in the morning, moon roof at night. otherwise, i don't know the difference between the two. nice looking way to get your monday started. there's your full view of the supermoon this mornin

close to full moon tonight. this hour or two is the last best chance to get a picture. tag nbc washington and your post on social media or send it to me directly at chuck bell 4 on twitter. forecast on instagram. there's a big change in our weather coming. the low pressure is bringing rain and snow to parts of the upper midwest. we're on the mild side of things with a southerly breeze setting up shop later in the afternoon. that brings in a mild day. upper 50s today. here we are on december 4th. the average high is 50. 7 degrees above average. by this time tomorrow morning, cloudy skies. a sprinkle early tomorrow. but most of tomorrow's rain chance. the second half of the day. rain from hagerstown to frederick. by 35k or 6:00, showers into fairfax, montgomery and loudoun county. steadier rain after 8:00or

tomorrow night. behind the rain comes the cold for sure. temperatures falling during the day on wednesday. 48 wednesday for a high. that's probably around 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning. highs on thursday, only 45. a chance for rain/snow combos coming up late friday sbof early saturday. yes, melissa, i did use the word snow. and i meant it. >> i like a lot of snow. not a dusting. a good dumping i'm okay with. we're talking about this all morning here. getting that e-zpass ready. again, starting today, tolls kick in along that nine-mile stretch of 66. the beltway and 29. tolls in effect eastbound from 5:30 to 9:30 and westbound. that starts today. it will now be monday through friday. if you want to ride 66 inside the beltway. inner loop after 4:00, right lanes getting by the work zone there. 95 and virginia quantico to the beltway. you're on t

are you still doing your holiday shopping. have you started? if you're ordering online, you need to act fast. we're breaking down the shipping deadlines. finding the best holiday gifts for less. tips to getting the tech gadgets they want for a fraction of the price. plus, just celebrated its grand opening but today maryland medical marijuana dispensary won't be opening its doors. what's keeping it

your neighborhood cvs could soon become more than a place to pick up your prescriptions or get a flu shot. buying insurance giant aetna. this deal merges one of the largest pharmacies with a company that covers 22 million people. cvs is offering a growing menu of medical services that could grow once the deal is complete. >> for some people who suffer from sleep apnea, the only way to treat it is with the bulky cpap devices. now there are clinical devices under way. there's a -- it targets the brain and nerves which regulate the airway muscles. it's reduced symptoms of sleep apnea and daytime sleepiness. the medical marijuana dispensary will be closed today as they try to restock after a big opening

supply at potomac holistics in rockville. we saw long lines on friday at the grand opening. the facility is only allowed to sell five pound at a time from one of the growers. they expect to receive more supplies by midweek. we're working for you with tips to save money as you search for the expensive holiday gifts. if somebody you want wants the latest iphone or x-box, you're going to shell out serious cash. you might want to consider selling your old technology. many sites buy your used phone or used gaming console. you could save by buying accessories elsewhere. >> 50% cheaper or more than you pay for, say, apple branded accessories. >> another tip. only purchase enough memory capacity you think you need rather than what the retailer wants you

right now on "news4 today," time for tolls. the lanes that promise to speed up your commute. but they're going to cost you. we're working for you with what you need to know as they're rolled out. >> plus an op-ed by billy bush on twitter. what he's saying about the infamous hollywood clip with the president that cost him his job. >> the forecast as we start the workweek. we're going to break down when the rain is headed our way and when we have to bundle up. sad lirks sooner than later. it is meteorological winter. trying to be technical here. >> we're talking about really bundle up. not like bundle up like we've told you before. >> double -- >> like gloves. >> you can start warming people's hearts with an image. how about this. >> start your day. take a look outside. >> look at that. >> supermoon shining brightly or ominously. >> our viewers,yo

news 4 nation has them sending us photos. you can share yours by tagging nbc washington on twitter, instagram and facebook. this is the only supermoon of 2017. it's also the first of three consecutive supermoons. the next two will happen on new year's day and january 31st. not trying to take pictures of this thing. they never turn out. >> they iphone. we're going to be watching for the next supermoon into 2018. but, yeah, it is a beautiful moon to see this morning. especially with the clear skies. we have a little bit of haziness out there. some areas closer to the bay bridge reporting some fog. but for the rest of the area, it looks decent. however, it is cold. 28 degreesga gaithersburg and frederick. lorton 29. manassas 24. winchest winchester, around 27 degrees. through this morning, you can expect it to be pretty cold and