>> melissa has a check on your commute but we begin with chuck bell. we're still happy it's friday. you can't take that away from us. >> i have no intentions of taking your friday away from you, but you do need to know there's another but. there's rain chances today. a near 100% chance. not necessarily raining on everybody's house this morning, but that wl change later on in the day. it's cold .enou right now light rain. temperatures above freezing. 47 in washington. western maryland, oakland down to 32 degrees. big impact on the morning commute and the afternoon look at that area of moderate to heavy rain coming in here after 2:00 or 3:00 this afternoon.

rainfall amounts could be as much as aalf annch to an inch. temperatures today because of s.e clouds and showers will be stuck in the low 5 more about the return of sunshine just in time for your weekend coming up. >> good morning. chopper 4 on the way to mcclean. a car on its side and traffic alternating past this crash. w soshould be there in just a little bit. inner loop before braddock road, that has cleared. frederick southbound 270, still have tt car o the roadway and a little bit of a delay and looking at 66 eastboundefore 29, left side blocked by the crash. all of this showing you where it's raining around town. pretty wet, especially in rirngn -- virginia right now. >> it's 6:01. we have continuing coverage on the mass shooting in thousand oaks, california. this morning we're getting a better idea of who the 12 victims yare. >> m were in their 20s

attending the bar for college t. ni the youngest victim was 18. one of the employees and first responder was also killed in the shooting. jennifer, this must be so tough for the community. >> yes, good morning, it is a very difficult time her in ousand oaks as the names and faces of the victims are giving us a glimpse into what was lost. ian david long. a marine corps veteran that was aachine gunnery corporal that spent time in afghanistan. had he opened fire inside the crowded dance venue killing 12 people including the first responder. long was also a regular visitor

to the popular danceall and liked to go there over the years and have a drink and listen to music wh friends. in recent days he was living with his mother nearby. neighborsay they would hear loud fights at the home. at least one time police responded to a disturbance call there because he was acting irrational and irate. he was working toward a degree in athletic traing and decided that wasn't what he wanted to do. so somewhere along the way he got lost. they helped peaceogether a timeline. >> thank you. >> we are following every development in this story ari we'll you the latest on

air and online. keep an eye on the nbc washington app throuout t morning. >> a deadly act of terrorism inn melb australia. >> this is like someone attacking people in the middle of downtown d.c. police say an officer shot thee suspt in the chest and he has died. he stabbed three men killing one of them and a minute later police areved. webout to show you video all over social media. take a look at the cell phone video. we're told the suspect punched n officer through a cruis window and then pulled the knife.ca

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acting attorney general recusing himself from the russia investigation. that means he would remove himself from overseeing it. in the past he openly criticized the russia investigation and also special counsel robert mueller and demonstrators hearsay that had them worried.d >> he sho step down and let someone that's going to be unbiased lead the that's my thoughts on the matter. >> and so, what will the attorney general do there? it remains to be unseen. he is only in office for a few days. he was announced as acting attorney gener on the same day. >> thank you. supreme court justice ruth

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cloudy skies a light rain across the area. relatively uniform temperatures in the 40ds. 40s around the city here early this morning. so your wake up weather then, 's a cloudy one. sun is up at 6:44 this morning. the daily t grade foray is a big f for a afternoon temperatures only into the low, maybe into the mid 50s. that's it. that rain i all pointed straight at us. your friday afternoon will be hit hard by rain drops. be ready to see white groun when you get to cleveland. pockets of light rain coming in.

here's future weather. first area of light rain out of here. the heaviest rain is between 2:00 this afternoon and 8:00 this evening. our commuter models are hinting that the rain cld be over a early as 8:00 or 9:00 this evening. turned offhe rain first and then worry about it. today rain, tomorrow sunshine back. look at the gusty northwest wind around 30 miles per hour. thatouill be a one for your outdoor plans tomorrow. it all over the area, hopefully from your yard into the neighbors. then on sunday, sunny, cold on sunday morning. melissa, good morning. >> take a look at this. nis is its side right now.

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>> chuck bell is here with the storm team 4 forecast to talk to melissa about theor fridayng commute here in justse a nd. but the weather is where we begin. get it out of the way. >> the e rain won'tect the weekend. so that's the good news. that being said, your friday rain impacts big time. zero sunshine today. radar already shows rain showers now from the panhandle of west virginia right through loudo dunty and interstate 66, 270, i-95 allling with at least a little light rain early this morning. start off temperatures an the mid to upper 40s. amp highs today, upper 40s and low 50s but rain chances go up to as much as 90 by noon and

100% chance for rain. 2:00 and 8:00 today. let's go to melissa now. commute. good on a >> never good on a commute. we do have a new crash and chopper 4 is o the wa our radar showing you where it's raining across the area. so almt every road right there. new hampshire avenue south. traffic lights all still out. big power outage there. so be careful,y especia pedestrians through the area. on its nion, car still side. alternating through. >> 6:31. 6:32almost. right now one of the biggest

roads heading into downtown d.co isd for the day. >> if you look behind me, you can see everything is shutdown. cars as well as pedestrians as work crews begin the practice drill of put ung the heavy wall here across 17th street. this is part of a levey system designed to prevent flooding in the area. there's aluminum walls that will go completelyacross the road to prevent high water from going down toward constitution. take a look at what happened in 2006. water went into a number of government buildings off of cotitution avenue and caused a huge mess. as a result, experts took a look at this and they came up with

this levey system on 17th street to prevent that sort of thing from happening again. they hope to get things reopen by 4:00. so in time for evening rush hour. once a year, they do a practice drill. they snap this wall in place. here's one of the previous drills. you can see they bringn the large aluminum panels. all the way across 17th street. the idea here is if we have high water n the area, this tight wall across the roadway wi t preventngs from getting too bad on constitution avenue. so they're practicing this is going to impact traffic this morning anyway. hopefully it will be back to normal later today. back to you. >> live for us on the maan,

you. >> 12 people were killed ear yesterday morning. many of the victims were at the bar for college night. moir are in t 20s. the youngest was 18. another man killed worked at borderline as a second job to help support his faly. investigators are still trying to determine a motive for the shooting. >> the gunman has been identified as ian david long. he shot a security gua before entering the bar. he was a 28-year-old marine corps veteran. he spent time in afghanistan as a machine we're hearing from one of his former roommates for the first time. >> obviously, he has an illness. u guysefer to it as ptsd. the government should be fixing

that. it's not his problem. it's not his fall. it's his problem, but it's not his fault. >> hear more from him coming up this morning on the "today" show and we'll have the latest from thousand oaks california in a live report coming up in a few minutes. >> be sure to stay with news 4 forny n developments as they come in. >> we begin with our top dories. two raly growing wildfires ripping through ventura county. they're burningse extremely c to homes right now and in several cases incinerating those homes. both fires broke out yesterday. no deaths or injuries have been reported. >> lawyers for thean accused of randomly killing a jogger in d.c. will be back incourt. anthony crawford was seen in a giant food store where the same knife used in the murder was

sold. that's 20 minutes before he attacked wendy martinez asr jogging n the intersection. the knife was later found in crawford's jacket. >> the federal government plans to stop convenience stores and gas stations from selling e-cigarettes. the fda will crack down on flavored e-cigarette sales as early as next week. the government is alsoer consg having people verify theirage. >> they plan to sue over new rules that will make it harder to get into the country. they wan to block migrants from claiming asylum if they don't come to an official border crossing. that means that anyone that crosses the border illegally could not get asylum and would be quickly deported. the group of thousands of men, women, and children are still 600 miles away from the u.s.-mexic border. >> 6:37 now, coming up, turkey

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>> if you're driving the beltway this morning, you may run into this. that is a white carinned underneath that sign. this is the inner loop at the beltway right at the exit to maryland 202. we're talking prince george's county andhe landover area. traffic is still able to get by. it's not impacting traff that much. but again, that car wedged

complely under that sign on the inner loop of the beltway right at the maryland 202 exit. f'll update you as soon as we can. bu now at the live desk. >> ourrids got the bar stools and they started hitting the windows so we could get out. >> i feel bad for the families and that they have to go through that onchtsh, son, i love you s much. oh, heavenly father, just ple e please. ♪ >> hearts are heavy in southern california and around the country as people try toce p another mass shooting. >> many were in their 2 and attending the borderline bar and grill for college night.

one of the bar's employees were killed as well as a sheriff's sergeant confronted the gunman. jennifer is live in thousand oait this morning the latest on the investigation. jennifer, good morning. >> they try to put together a time line. this shooters life in the days and weeks leading up to the mass murder at the borderline bar and grill. he was a machine gunn ry corporalghanistan for a time. he opened fire and killed 12 people including the first ff sergeant.e we're learning long also was a regular visitor to the popularl dance hal himself. he liked to go there with his friends, listen to a little bit of music. have a drink. we were told that he was living with his mother nearby for about the last ten years or so.

neighbors say they would hear loud fights at the home at least one time in april, a police responded to a disturbance call there. was acting very irrationally and angry. they didn't put a psych hold on him. at the time they established that he may have ptsd but he was not an immediate threat to himself or anyone else. he took some classes but never graduated. >> thank you. >> the anger over the departure of jeff sessions from the justice department spaed protests nationwide. up and down the east coasts thousands took to the streets. the d.c. area saw some protests as well. >> justin finchs liveoutside of the white house with more. >> the crowds that weat sawr outside the white hyese

erday are fearful of the russia investigation and that he will not recuse himself the way that jeff sessions did. demonstrators turned out herur n ay evening with their signs and their speeches and were demanding fair investigation. they're calling on acting attorney general matthew whi whitaker to rec fe himselfm the russia investigation. that means he will not oversee it. if he does, he in the past has spoken openly against the russia probe and also against special counsel robert mueller and they say he believes thisig investion could be damaging to the white house and also to the president'amily and for those reasons, they feel like he should not be apart of the investigation. we also heard him call for defunding the investigation and

thcourse would handicap it's direction. you might recall that whitaker held this office for onl a few days. it was on wednesday the president announced that he will replace jeff sessions that left that office on wednesday. the president announced on twitter. live outside the white house, i'm justin finch, news 4, back to you. >> thank you. >> 6:50 is our time. we want to check inith chuck bell and your storm team 4 forecast. we saw the umbrella already up. some rain drops on the city camera here. yeah. that's right. we had a 100% chance forn r today. verified. no doubt about it. that will be here for the afternoon hours andve theng

commute. keep that in mind. if you're traveling today, not o far north of pittsburgh there. that's a rain-snow mix becoming all snow as you get up toward the coastline of lake erie. it's all rain and it will be a l ra the time. there's no snow in our forecast for the d.c. metro are for this particular event as this first area of rain pulls out. it will remain cloudy today. but that could change over to snow in the high spots. mperatures barely above freezing. ny wet snow in far weste maryland. rainfall amounts, hal an inch to an inch of rain. a very soggy period for sure. temperatures are in the chilly 40s and now we'll stay mostly in the 40s to barely around 50

degrees today. falling temperatures. get ready to break out the wintercoats. more rain tuesday and more the middle of next week. let's get totrelissa with ble on the inner loop. >> inner loop ramp to 202. this is hard to see but look at this guys. somebody ran into a sign. the sign smashed the car. amazingly the person in that vehicle was nothurt. the radar showing you where it's raing along our roadway is causing a slow down. the beltway slower thannormal. downtown slow as well. georgetown, westbound m street near 34th. lanes blocked pedestrthn crash e. trying to get more information on that one. mcan, westbound georgetown pike before old dominion drive.

car on its side. traffic now alternating through. maintenance buses available. yellow and blue line through that area t traveles are okay. top of the beltway. typical slow down. not bad for fridayra and . remember to listen to wtop 1.5 fm when you hop in your car. >> it's 6:53. when your favorite animal is a panda, it's not every day you close. see one up yesterday i came within arms reach of tian tian t at national zoo. i could have reached out to hug him. they wouldn't let meou . >> they gave ussive behind theluxc e scenes access to one d.c.'s most famous >>residents. for a 275 pounds giant panda, tian tian is an agreeable patient. >> so exciting today.

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4:00 this afternoon. >> the blue and yellow lines will shutdown for repairs. >> more rain today. maybe as much as an inch. windy and chilly tomorrow. more rain tuesday. more chill early nextweek. the college football forecast, lahoma-oklahoma state. nice weather for a sooner win. >> look at that, a sign crushes a car. no injuriesat pretty amazing, but slow on the beltway all around because of the rain. >> that's the news for today. we appreciate you waking up with us. >> the "today" show is next. enjoy your day and your weekend. >> make it a great friday, everyone. hey! havertys is having a big sale.

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