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

the clouds increase. today we stay dry. rain moves in through tomorrow. let's check the nice dry commute this morning with melissa mollet. good morning. >> i do appreciate it. thank you, guys. keeping the roads dry helps me quite a bit in the morning. inner loop, getting through the work zone. no or other problems on the beltway. everything looking pretty good. through prince george's county, 4, 5, 10, everything rolling along fine. same situation through frederick county and montgomery county and to the beltway on 270 northbound and southbound. no problems. taking a look at here at 66, fairfax county parkway to the beltway. you're on time. going to take you nine minutes. melissa, thank you. it's time for tolls, folks on i-56 inside the beltway starting this morning. those expression lanes open in about half an hour from now. >> justin finch is live on the road. justin what, do we

the commute? >> reporter: simply put, plan early. leave if you can before you usually do. today on i-66, it's going to be a little bit different as you mentioned. in about a half hour, even solo drivers will have access to the 66 express lanes. they will have that for a toll. you will need your e-zpass as well. because your ride is now going to cost you here. now how much will depend upon dynamic tolling which relies on traffic volume and demand. the overhead gantries will start taking your tolls. carpoolers, two and more, you can switch it to hov mode and you'll continue to ride for free. the weekday tolls in effect from 5:30 to 9:30 a.m. going eastbound and 3:00 p.m., to 7:00 p.m. going westbound. these are the express lines from

you'll also see signs that will post toll rates as you enter the ramp. for drivers, this is going to be an adjustment. >> it's the revenue. whatever we can do to raise that money. especially in northern virginia >> what do you think about paying for the commute, the tolls? >> it's okay. >> reporter: not excited. but it's coming. it's already here. saw a sign on the way here. i can tell you that virginia state troopers will be out here. you don't want to enter a ramp and hesitate and back up. that can be dangerous and you want to plan early and know that today. this tolling process is beginning. >> justin, are there any free rides here? maybe folks going to dulles or hybrid car people.

>> reporter: guess what? they will not be getting a break. the free rides have already ended. i can tell you, if you get on 66 and you don't have an e-zpass transponders, that will cost you a $12.50 fine. you can pay that by mail or online. that is the latest live guys. back to you. >> justin, thank you. >> few things in life are free. 5:04. now to the live desk with chris lawrence with information on a pedestrian accident. what happened, chris? >> we spoke at prince george's county police. they're telling us the woman hit by a car is in critical condition. just take a look at this video. you can see the car itself. the accident happened is not far from deerfield run elementary school. the car that hit her didn't stay on the scene as police arrived. officers found the woman in the middle of the road unconscious. paramedics rushed her t

>> chris, thank you. another arrest in a murder case that rocked the area. the two were killed the night before their high school graduation. >> the teens were shot to death in montgomery village. news 4's meagan fitzgerald is live at the montgomery county court where a fourth suspect will appear before a judge. what do we know about this case? >> eun and aaron, it was friday afternoon when the suspect was driving in rockville. he was pulled over by montgomery county officers, taken in and arrested he's now facing charges of first degree murder. we want to get to the mugshot and show you this guy. his name is ronnie -- in addition to the charges of first degree murder, he will also be charged with conspiracy to commit murder. >> the two went to montgomery village thinking they were going to sell a ticket to their graduation which was set for the

police believe that's when the fourth suspect, all four suspects, rather, opened fire inside the car brutally killing the two teens. investigators believe the murder was in retaliation for an alleged robbery that was committed months before. knows are allegations that his father denies. again, those four suspects will appear in court in the next couple of hours. back to you. meagan fitzgerald live in montgomery county for us. six minutes after the hour now. developing this morning, the white house is doing damage control. the president's outside lawyer taking responsibility for a tweet that could land the president in hot water with the fbi. here's that tweet. you take a look. it says i had to fire general flynn because he lied to the vice president and the fbi. now, this implied the president knew former national security adviser michael flynn committed a felony when he told comey to go ease n ihim. that could be obstruction of

justice. president trump's lawyer says he wrote the tweet. on friday, flynn pled guilty to -- the former host of "access hollywood" is firing back at president trump over the infamous tape where the president can be heard bragging about inappropriately grabbing women. there are reports that the president privately questioned whether the voice on the recording is really his. in an article, billy bush wrote, of course he said t we laughed along. along with donald trump and me, there were seven other guys on the bus. every single one of us assumed we were listening to a crass standup act. we now know better. bush was fired for that. tracie potts will explain how close we are to a government shutdown. new this morning, new allegations of sexual misconduct. this time new york's metropolitan opera has suspended its conductor. james levine

investigates allegations. the opera company told nbc news it first became aware of the algtss when illinois police opened an investigation in october of last year. levine has been the mets conductor more than 40 years. he's not commented publicly on the accusations. eight minutes after 5:00. quite a night at the kennedy center. >> a star studded evening that honors singers and actors and a legendary television producer. ♪ >> going to get you? >> i think that's the broadway cast of her show. >> there's the original singer there. gloria estefan. that was a tribute to her. lionel richie. carmen dell laugh lad and ll cool jchl and a president. we'll hear more from the

congrats to all. power problems inside a crowded arena. a country music concert plunged into darkness. more on it. implosion, oops. a giant stadium just -- the blast blooper that delayed the demoliti demolition. that's next. i'm storm team 4 meteorologist chuck bell. what do you need to know about the weather? most of the suburbs down below freezing. it will turn into a mild monday. clouds are you moving in quickly and winter is coming everybody. sheena has a look at a chilly five-day forecast coming up. holiday shipping deadlines are coming sooner than you thik.n

12 minutes after the hour. a rescue effort for a girl has not ended well. they found remains they believe belonged to her in north carolina. the 3-year-old went missing november 27th. police did not say how she died. her mother's boyfriend, a 32-year-old has been charged in connection with her

appearance later this morning. a hazing incident at the college of william and mary led school officials to take action. william and mary officials suspended the sigma iota alpha sorority after the organization violated the hazing policy. the school says the group limited contact with members, isolated members socially and forced them to eat food. the sorority could be suspended until the end of the spring 2018 semester. today the man charged in a shooting at a mall in central virginia is due in court. that mall in colonial heights was evacuated saturday afternoon. this is about 20 miles south of richmond. the suspect has been arrested police say he knew the victim. that man remains in critical condition. i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. thousands of garth brooks fans were in the dark. there was an outage during brooks'

conce concert-goers were upset. they started posting photos showing the arena in the dark. the show did go on as planned. right now the power company is looking into what caused the outage. don't mess with the garth brooks fans. >> very loyal, for sure. 5:14 right now. the former home of the detroit lions, the pontiac silver dome was scheduled to be imploded yesterday. when the smoke cleared -- >> when the smoke cleared and the dust settled, the dome was still standing. the demolition company says explosives were supposed to break the steel beams holding up the building. the plan worked except the building didn't come down. the building will collapse, it just doesn't know when. >> just don't go inside. that implosion will be powerful. >> guaranteed

collapse. just leave it there lang long enough. we are weeks away from christmas. it's the 4th of christmas. do the math here. it's 21 days. it's time to start packing and shipping the gifts. >> the post office expects to handle 15 billion pieces of mail this holiday season. justin finch has a look at what you need to know. >> get ready. your local post office is set to get busier the week of december 11th before reaching its peak the following week. it's set to move millions of packages between thanksgiving and new year's day. are you ready? >> i was thinking about that. because christmas is -- it's hard to think that it's on a monday because normally it's on the weekend. >> do you have any plan to ship boxes this month yet? >> no. >> december 18th on track to be the postal service's

online day. customers printing labels and readying parcels for shipping. when you're packing your boxes, use care. put your items inside with packing filler to make sure they don't move or break in transport. once you do that, you also want to get your tape out and reinforce the edges as well. make sure you check with the postal service and make sure what you're shipping does not have any special requirements. to get your packages delivered by christmas day, here are four dates to keep in mind. have first class packages to the post office by december 16th. december 19th for first class mail including greeting cards. december 20th is your cutoff for priority mail. december 22nd for priority mail express. don't forget the post office is offering extra options, including christmas day and sunday delivery. i'm justin finch. news 4. also keep in mind, if you are sending packages to

to pack and ship your items even earlier. make sure you double-check with your post office. i made the mistake of going -- the line was out the door. i was doing the story on something -- >> i learned that you can do the holiday rush shipping -- you pay extra for them to -- >> charge them 50 bucks. it doesn't go everywhere i learned. >> those are the times you want overnight. it doesn't get there overnight. >> there are no guarantees. >> do it early. >> make sure you don't open it. it's hard when you get a present early not to open it until christmas. you got to try, i guess. speaking of the christmas weather and winter weather, we have them in the forecast. not today. but later on this this week, wait until you see how cold it's going to be. today, we're at a cold start this morning. many areas in the 20s. going through the afternoon, it

of the year. rain moving in tomorrow. most of tomorrow on the drier side. showers moving in into tomorrow night. then that cold air gets here by the end of the week. manassas at 24 degrees. winchester. 29 right now. clinton, 30 degrees at fredericksburg. if you're exercising this morning, know we'll be in the 30s for most of the area. if not the 20s for many suburbs. by lunchtime, 51 degrees. by the afternoon, we'll be around 57. we'll be milder for this time of the year. clouds on the increase later today. but the rain off to the west isn't going to be here until later tomorrow. that's part of a cold front that will be swinging through. for today, here's future weather. we stay dry in the 350s. early tomorrow morning, the clouds will be here and the models hinting at isolated sprinkles. that's about it.

see the rain moving in. we expect the rain late tomorrow. then into wednesday, a few early showers. we're going to be cooling down into friday. we get a lot colder. we could be watching for a chance for some rain and snow showers. more details on that as we get closer. let's check how the roads look on this monday morning with melissa. good morning. >> good morning. starting with the rails this morning. rieft now, remember, we have the red line situation. no trains between silver spring and fort totten. takoma station also closed. something else to mention, 5 there. this is in park hall. we have a crash in st. mary's county. right now you have to at all the nate to get past that crash. two right lanes getting by the work sdwlozone. we don't have problems near pennsylvania avenue. 95 and virginia just fine. southbound near quantico, a little slow. no reports of anything

the spur, you're on time. eun? >> melissa, thank you. a cake debate heading to our nation's highest court. how a fight over a wedding cake could trigger changes to a religious rights. flu fears on the rise. why the illness could be stronger and sooner than usual. >> pops up for the olympics. talking with the nigerian bobsled team. they're the first ever to compete in the winter games. that's exciting. >> it is. you can hear about the history they're making. ellen airs weekday s

welcome back. 5:23. flu season has arrived and it's earlier and more widespread than at this time last year. across the country, there

far. that is double the number than this time last year. this season it looks like you could still get the flu even after getting the vaccine. doctors still say there is no better way to prevent the flu. there is very little downside to getting vaccinated. that's really the only way to protect yourself. with the holidays and the congregation of people and family get-togethers and things like that, that's how it could easily get spread. >> if you're over 65 years old, there are two options to boost immune response. that's important because there is an increased risk for stroke or heart attack for older adults after getting flu. this weekend, one special local celebrated a milestone birthday. >> d.c. resident fannie ace en berg turned 101 years old. the holocaust museum threw her a party. she is part of the

program at the museum. it lets people talk to survivors and hear their emotional stories. >> i've been -- to come home in one piece. now many of us came home. i i hope -- >> you know fan any is not letting age slow her down. somebody told her she was too old to be a volunteer. that made her more determined to do it. >> how invaluable the stories to tell. >> you want to make sure she's still there. >> to tell at that story. royal wedding plans for prince harry and meghan markle. plus avoiding disaster. an emergency landing

local homes. the pilot being called a hero speaks out. >> i'm meteorologist chuck bell outside on a clear, cold morning with a perfect view of the supermoon right up there in the western skies. go out and take a peek. temperatures are below freezing in most of the suburbs. you'll need your jacket.

we've been warning you about this for months. now the time has come. this is the first morning commute of the new 66 toll lane. what you need to know to get through it without getting caught with extra fines. bracing for change. enjoy the weather while you can, folks. we could see anything from rain to the first snowflakes this week. >> no. lifesaver. a military pilot's split second decision. how he avoided disaster with an f-16 going down. >> i'm over old town alexandria, my engine gives out on me. it's about 5:30 on this monday morning. good morning. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. you said the s-word. >> it's possible. snow. >> yes. we have to deal with it. there are changes on 66. we're keeping

your morning commute. melissa mollet and justin finch are monitoring your first 4 traffic. >> let's get to the forecast. meteorologist chuck bell on the storm team 4 weather deck. things could get interesting this week. >> absolutely right. don't get used to the mild weather we've been enjoying. started talking about this major shift in the weather patterns about a week or so ago. it's on track to arrive here. wednesday is the transition day from fall to winter. there's a live view of the supermoon still out this morning. from my view of it here, there's a nice ethereal glow around the moon. it's cold. put your coat on. 28 degrees in gaithersburg, maryland. 38 degrees at national airport. so there's your hour by hour planner. cold and dry this morning. sunny and nice through lunchtime. on the mild side with clouds increasing later on in the day today. an early peek at the

yes indeed. a chance for a rain/snow combo coming up. doesn't mean we need to measure it with a yardstick. melissa, back to you. >> thank you, chuck. taking a look at a new problem that just popped up. 95 in virginia. right there at franconia road. sounds like a disabled vehicle. the right side of the roadway is blocked and sounds like v-dot is with that vehicle with flashing lights p a little bit of a slowdown there. you can see that as you head southbound through kwount coe on 95 this morning. 66 looking finement earlier roadwork on the inner loop of the beltway is gone. inner loop and outer loop, things are rolling nicely. top of the beltway, bw parkway, everything rolling along nicely here. aaron? >> melissa, thank you. the new he can press lanes on i-66 inside the beltway are now open. it

but you might have to pay to use the lanes. justin finch is live with a look at what you need to know before getting behind the wheel. justin, good morning? >> reporter: eun, good morning. what you want to do first is prepare. i can tell you to get on express lanes you need and e-zpass of some kinds. so will drivers. it means how you pay for the ride. step into hov mode and that will cover your ride for free. there are pointers in v-dot. michelle is here with us. this begins rush hour right now. this is twice daily, is that right? >> that's right. this is, in effect, this morning between 5:30 and 9:30 a.m. and this afternoon, heading westbound, between 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. i want to ask you. a lot of people are wondering

that's hard to know out the gate. >> that's right. for drivers traveling alone, the tolling is dynamic. the prices will fluctuate depending on traffic volume. that is intended to manage the demand fort lanes and keep traffic flowing mootly. >> also, too, you mentioned there is a way to get an idea of what your tolls cost before you leave your house. >> that's right. we just launched a mobile app. 66 express lane. people can download that on to their phone and check out the current toll price estimate so they have an idea of what tolls are going to be at that given time. eventually, they'll be able to check back and see what they've been in the past. >> michelle, there won't be any free passes. if you don't have your e-zpass, what happens to you in term of what you will pay? >> well, drivers that don't have an e-zpass will receive the invoice in the mail covering the

as well as a fee. >> there will be a $12.50 fine plus the toll. >> that's correct. >> everyone is wondering, too, i'm paying this toll, i'm paying this fine, hopefully not. where does that money go in end? >> the money from the express lanes inside the beltway is being reinvested into the i-66 corridor to fund transit projects and other multimodal improvement projects. we have projects that include new bus routes that are already under way and operational that will benefit people that want to get on 66 today. >> michelle thank you so much. this all begins today. if you're on 66, have your e-zpass ready to go and all the money raised over time will go towards improving your commute and of course, improving the roadway. back to you guys in the studio. >> justin finch live for us along 66 for us. thank you. 5:34 right now. here's a look at the other top stories. a woman hit by a car late last night is in critical coio

you can see that car. sustained pretty major damage. if you're familiar with that area, not far from deer run elementary. the woman was found in the middle of the road there. the motorist who hit her stayed at the scene. >> later this morning, a fourth man will go before a judge in the murder of two high school honors students. police in montgomery county arrested ronnie ga lease i can't on friday. two people were found shot to death in a car the night before their high school graduation. today house republicans will begin the next steps to reconcile their tax reform plan with the senate plan. president trump wants to sign a bill by christmas. now, this would be a big legislative win for the white house even as the russian meddling investigation continues to loom over the president's head. a third candidate in november's election in virginia is now requesting a recount. >>

determine control of richmond's lower chamber. democrat joshua cole filed for the recount in the 28th drik for the virginia house of delegates. that includes fredericksburg and stafford county. cole lost to bob thomas by 82 votes. candidates in two other tight virginia races have also filed for recount. prince george's county police are looking for two people who held up a t-mobile store at gunpoint sunday afternoon. police say the men ordered everyone to the back of the store on silver hill road in district heights. the gunman made off with $1100 in merchandise. no one was hurt. military leaders honored captain john morgan during a ceremony. he was the pilot of that f-16 seen here ejecting from his plane over prince george's county. morgan had engine problems apparently with the plane during exercises in april. landing the plane

was the issue. the other what to do with the external fuel tanks. >> over old town alexandria, my engine gives out on me. decided not to drop them over old town. instead over the potomac. >> captain morgan found an open field to eject where he didn't hurt anything on the ground. nobody was hurt. he says it was the training that kicked in. to have the presence of mind in an emergency situation to see you're in a neighborhood and steer it out of way to prevent a disaster. >> did all the right things. >> government shutdown countdown. it all comes down to this week. the obstacles and what it's going to take to avoid paychecks from being put on hold. planning a royal wedding. new details about prince harry and meghan markle's big day. the hidden

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montgomery county's medical marijuana dispensary will be closed. the store has to restock after a big opening weekend apparently. >> people bought up the entire supply at potomac hoe lis particulars in rockville. went to the grand opening in friday. the facility is only a

one of maryland's 15 licensed growers. the store expects to ceva digs al supplies by midweek. wedding plans in effect for prince harry and meghan markle. this morning an inside scoop on their wedding cake. the daily telegraph reports the case will be made with bananas. >> the instagram post may be why. >> this post from last year two bananas cuddling. the whirlwind romances. the prince is a fan much anything banana flavored. the couple will be married next may at st. george's chapel in windsor. banana flavored cake. >> that's a stretch. >> this is what people do. they read into everything to get clues. cute, though. stars saluted the nation's -- the kennedy center honors. why this was one foth

>> reporter: a fourth suspect arrested and charged in the brutal murder of the montgomery teenagers killed hours before their graduation. that man will appear in court today. the latest coming up. as you step outside, just know that many areas are in the 20s right now. make sure you have the warm coat on. we're at 38 degrees right now in washington. but as we go through the day, we'll have the rain heading closer as we go towards your tuesday. we'll look at that straight ahead. melissa? >> new problem on 395.

murdered before graduation day. local students killed. the reason the case could take a new turn today. >> friday deadline. the government shutdown is creeping closer. who is holding up the votes. make sure you have a warm coat before y

as you walk out, temperatures are in the 20s and 30s. once the sun comes up. chuck is back in a bit to talk about the timing of rain and pretty cold into the week. 14 before the hour now. house republicans will begin the next step on reconciling their tax reform plan with the senate plan. >> one gop lawmaker says they hope to have a compromised bill to president trump by the end of the week. news 4's tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill. tracie, how realistic is that friday goal here? >> it is just a goal. it's not really a hard deadline for them. there are some significant differences in these plans, eun. difference in what your tax bill could look like under the house or the senate version. the senate wants to get rid of the mandate to buy health insurance. the house wants to get rid of medical expense deductions which can hit a lot of seniors. they want to limit mortgage interest deductions. the house has

the senate has seven tax brackets. including a lower one for the wealthiest americans. they have to work out the differences starting this week. trace we, we're looking at the possibility of a government shutdown here. congress has, what, four days to come up with a bill to keep the lights on. how is that going? >> they've been working on it. the top republican on the senate side, mitch mcconnell says don't worry about it, we've got a plan. there's not going to be a shutdown at the end of the week. they have a plan to extend things a couple of weeks until they get something definitive. this could throw a wrench in it. they're insisting they work with daca. they're probably not going to have enough political capital before it goes away in march. they want to deal with it now. i'm quoting mitch mcconnell, that's ridiculous. they have plenty of time to deal with that. they don't think the democrats

possible shutdown holding out over daca. we'll see what happens from now until friday. >> tracie potts, thank you. 5:48 right now. a tense scene outside the white house. a small group of self-proclaimed alt right protesters gathered chanting build kate's wall. that was because kate steinle's death. the man was acquitted in court last week. president trump made it part of his call for tougher immigration laws. he also tweeted about the case after the acquittal calling it a disgraceful verdict. police separated the one group from another group offer protesters ziefrnt the anti-muslim videos tweeted by president trump are spurring acts by religious leaders in our area. they held an anti-bigotry summit

one project they're working on is forming a hate crime board that would get involved in mobile cases. some seekers say they've been the victim of hate crimes themselves. >> this guy was in his car and wanted to run me over. he said this isn't iraq. he made that my life ease goal to be an outspoken, strong person against this and make sure this kind of violence doesn't happen to anybody else. >> this happens every year. participant say it's more rel dent than ever. >> a former south carolina police officer is being sentenced today after shooting and killing an unarmed man. this video shows some of the encounter back in 2015. flager shot and killed scott as he fled a traffic stop. he plet guilty in may. h

5:49 the time right now. a fourth suspect -- high school graduation. >> the teens were found shot to death inside a car in montgomery village. >> meagan fitzgerald is live at the montgomery county court where another suspect will appear before a judge today. meagan? >> reporter: aaron and eun, you may remember it was two weeks after these two teens were brutally murdered that three suspects were arrested now, investigators always maintained this was an active and ongoing investigation. so fast forward to friday. police pulled over that fourth suspect, and he was arrested and now facing two counts of first degree murder. now, to take you back. this all happened back in june. that's when investigators say that shoddy that czar and -- wen to montgomeryville anl. they thought they were

sell tickets for graduation set for the next day. police believe that's when the four suspects opened fire inside that car brutally killing the two teens. investigators believe the murder was in retaliation for an alleged robbery that shoddy committed months before. back out here live, we have talked to shoddy's father. he denies those allegations. that fourth suspect will be in court sometime this afternoon. back to you. here at the live desk, we're getting a first look at new video of the shoot thag locked down the glass in a hospital in cal ka. a patient, doctors, nurses started working. police identified the man in the video. he stalked the halls for up to three minutes before leaving the hospital. police shot and wounded him on friday. while investigators can't say definitively why h

been on drugs at the time. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence. >> chris, thank you. what a night at the kennedy center. it's always fantastic. but this was particularly good. >> it really was. a star studded evening that honored singers and actors and a legendary tv producer. >> let your body feel the heat ♪ zielt little broadway at the kennedy center tonight. a tribe ut to die lionel richard. ll cool j, james smith. >> don't call it a comeback. >> he was recognized the first time in the history of this event that a hip hop artist was honored. >> we connect through your arrest, we irritate through our art. >> sitting here tonight, i'm knot performing,

wrong what i'm doing. of course, they said go in and enjoy it. i've never been this way before. it's always something i had to do or remember. >> it's usually an event, gu there, you get the honor or sometimes you have to sing or perform or give a speech. you always worry, i want to say something memorable. i don't want to forget anybody. this has been for me -- >> last night marked the 40th anniversary for the annual celebration of the arts. >> that's a good point. they're noft required to give a speech and perform. they can enjoy the tribute. >> her and her husband wrote the show. i can't think of the show. it's on broadway. >> someone will sebd us a tweet. thank you in advance. >> f. you're going to sing the song they made famous. talk about a tough audience. >> no doubt. we got a tough audience around e.

because of the promise of colder weather continues to be made. it will be arriving here before the week is through. off to a cold start this morning with the full supermoon out there this morning. it's not going to stay mild for long at all. we're on the warm side of things for today and for tomorrow. near 60 tomorrow before the rain comes in along with the weather front and along with the rain behind it comes falling temperatures. nothing to worry about up the northeast corridor towards philly, new york or boston. quiet weather there. chicago, find out those travel hubs. our future weather model shows a bright and sunny monday coming your way. mainly clear for the first part of the evening hours. mostly cloudy by tomorrow morning. here's 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. cloud, maybe a drizzle drop or a sprinkle. most of us into the afternoon before significant

showers from frederick to leesburg to winchester. once you're about to 6:00. a solid band of rain moves on there. it will rain steadily late tuesday into the early parts of wednesday morning. rain should end swur around 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 wednesday morning. that will be the warmest part of the day. temperatures fall during the day. off to a subfreezing start this morning. it will turn into a mild afternoon. today's high 57. tomorrow near 60. but then colder weather for wednesday, thursday and a little snow chance late friday or saturday. it's time to go to traffic with melissa. brand new probable lelem ch. right shoulder blocked by a vehicle fire. wanted to get our eyes on it there. northbound 395 here. the ramp to gw parkway. have a crash there. left lane and the ramp are b

9th street northwest at g street, flashing lights, police there on the scene. germantown to the spur, you're on time. top of the beltway looking good. 66 inbound and 95 northbound kwaupt coe to the beltway also looking okay. wtop 103.5 fm, listen to them when you hop in your car today. good morning. i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. elon musk wants to send a tesla to mars. announcing the first tesla for his massive new rocket. the next month with his own roadster on board the rocket called falcon heavy. musk tweeted the launch is closed. this announcement two months after he a loudon his plan to put humanize the planet. i'm landonwd

news report. thank you, landon. you can drink your wine right out of the cheez-it steph. too far. >> this is why we can't have nice things. the company finland i can't is lawning these edible wine glasses even a beer mug. >> we've become that lazy? we can't drink our wine in a separate glass and eat our cheese. >> it's nicely with spirits much a toast to the 100th anniversary of finland. you can only buy the limited edition glasses on wednesday. it will cost you 35,000 -- is that right? $5,000. >> for edible -- look at my face. you're telling me i'm going to spend $5,000 on glasses i can't reuse because i've eaten them already. >> nice job finlandia.

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new video into the newsroom. the first show of force since north korea test fired its most powerful missile ever. get ready for a wild winter swing. rain is on the way. what comes next that could deliver our first dose of wintry weather. "news4 today" starts now. don't like the way it sounds, aaron. first dose of wintry weather. sounds ominous. >> dumping. >> fair enough. >> aaron was mad about you saying that. >> when people can't use the roads. >> we're stuck in here for 13 hours. >> it is going to be cold though. >> we like it cold a little bit. >> if it's not cold a little bit in the winter, you can't appreciate the milder weather. >> i guess. >> sure. >> we'll go with that. >> you know what, this morning, by the way, we have clear skies, calm winds, l