seeing today, t second location would be in new york city. >> this morning, we have live team coverage o this announcement. we're looking into the plans and what the news means for our entire region's economy. a soaking cold rain fell late into the night. what do things look like for the commute? not that great at least for now. >> melissa with a check on traffic for us. let's start with chuck bell to ft a lay the land. what do we expect? >> it's going to be a wet start. the rain is coming to an end but the off and on drizzle iin't to go anywhere any time soon. here's storm team 4 radar this morning. these areas of light rain are

moving northeast up the corridor. a little bit of a drying trend across parts of central virginia for now. upper 30s to low and mid 40s right now. if you could hit that snooz button, todayay is the to do it. temperatures not going anywhere but with the cloud cover remaininthick, a perfect day for a midday nap as well.gh oday 49 degrees. coming up on thursday, a chance for a wintery mix. maybe even school delays t talk about. 5 day forecast cing up. new problem northbound 195, before 198. croph that justd up. more information on that in the next couple of minutes. still have this flooding, northbound 295. all of that green showing you where it's raining right now.

arngton, workzone with heavier than usual traffic here this morning. a reported accident there. it looks okay and could start to get slow. aaron. >> melissa, thayou. >> the online retail giant will divide the location between crystal city and long island city in new york. >> crystal city beat out more than a dozen cities to win the bid. 4 chris lawrence joins us live to talk about what exactly amazon wanted and what attracted the company to the area. chris, we have a lot to offer. >> yeah, they have a very, very specific set ofnd requirements

quite honestly some of crystal cities deficiencies may have been a blessing in disguise. a big level, they wanted a metro area of at least a million people. they also wanted a business friendly environment. northern virginia is seen as very friendly to biness in terms of low regulation and low taxes. they needed tora a tech talent. you can already see a growing tech thsector. needed about a half million square feet of office space and up to 8 million square feet over the next fewyears. that is possible for a reason i'll tell you about in just a second. they want to be near an airport. you have one ometro stop reagan here. alaska airlines, a coup of flig -- a couple of flights to seattle and

direct access to mass transit. one stop to the airport, tee stops into d.c. now when you take a look at crystal city, you know, it's a lot of outdated office buildings. many of which hav been vacant since a lot of the military contractors moved out of herel severa years ago, but that's actually a blessing in disguise in that there is available space for amazon and almost all of this property is owned by one company. amazon is only dealing one to e with this one company ming it easy to create the campus that they will want in future years. >> chris, thayou. >> the announcement is expected to bring a lot of high paying o jobs t area. what is the potential impact of those jobs? f justch is live with more. justin, good morning. >> hey there, right now on crysl drive in crystal city,

it almost has the look of a silicon valley headquaters. what will this move do to this warea? howl it transform? one concerns 25,000 jobs could be available. that's thoands more commuters on our roadways. potentially congesting nearby thoroughfares. can this absorb more growth. we saw they were closed for repaess and thet was heavy traffic on the roads. a lot f of missghts and frustrations as well. then of course housing already coming a h ah dollar in northern virgia and the price il of that go up as well and the question is will that help people that want to live in this area or live here for years.

and schools. it means growth in our we're already seeing some larger numbers year to year in northern virginia andhroughout our area. of course still standing by for that official announcement from amazon which we hear could come as soon as today. but a lot of things to explore aso what a big company coming to our area might mean for us. we were due to get perhaps 50,000 workers. only getting now so perhaps this growth won't be so much for us to overcome in the coming years. >> news 4 will be covering the story every step of the way. tlive coverages morning and throughout the day as we wait for the announcement. you can also check out the nbc washington app for more formation. >> it's 5:06. happening today after a tough

night for pedestrians in montgomery county, county and state leaders will meet to discuss safety. >> that meeting couldn't come at a better time. last night in a span of a few hours, six people were hit by cars in montgomery county. take a look at the map here, it shows you where the incidents happened. two of themook place in rockville. that happened just after 5: lanight. police say a dodge charger hit the woman as she crossed the street. authorities say weathla could haved a role in all of these incidents. >> this is unfortunately a perfect storm due to the fact that it's getting darker earl r eainier. it's ra it is cold. >> it's still unclear if the vehicle was seding or pedestrian was taking the crosswalk. >> a violent night on the roads on north capitol street and new

york avenue. firefighters had to pull a woman out fromnderneath the bus. she was hit by a d.c. trails bus that operates beten d.c. and new york. the woman's injuries were considered critical. we're working to find out how sh is doing thi morning. developing this morning, d.c. police believe a woman mayave died of hypothermia outside of union station. on sunda morning, commissioner that represents the hill east area was wal to catch a train at union station. that's when she noticed a wom a on bench in columbus circle. she quickly realized the woman was not asleep but unconscis. >> s was barely wearing, you know, clothes, maybe a light t-shirt, light pants. it was 32 degrees outside and i called 911 and i said i need help. there's a d.c. resident here that does not look good. >> paramedics were not able to save the woman's life. d.c. police arenvestigating e exact cause of her death. >> now to breaking news from iglifornia where firers are continuing to fight three

large wildfires. >> 42 people were killed and the deadliest wildfireor in rd california history. it's already dtroyed the city of paradise. those found dead were found in burned out cars and roads in their homes or next to the vehicle overcome by smoke and flames. this morning, hundreds of people are still missing. now at the same time re firefighters a battling the fires near los angeles. two people have been killed in the fire and this morning therhas concerns tt the air and smoke may be toxic.

the electric company there for the possible role in the start of that wildfire. it may have malfunctioned. now back to you. >>s president trump thinking about another cabinet shake up? the washington post shake up. the president wants to replace him with someone that will do a better job doing an immigration policy. also nbc news reports the state of maryland i preparing to have the judge declare rod rosenstein the acting attorney general. he was passed over in favor of matt whitaker he oversees the

mueller investigation. he hasone on record saying he opposes it. many fear this cases at risk and they have been calling on wh aker to recuse himself. >> he's the most iconic figure in the entire comic book world. stanleyyassed a at the age of 95. >> this morning, the world continues to remember the man that made super heros relatable. not only a visionary story teller, he serd in the u.s. army before going on to create characters. characters including spiderman, ironman, theincredible hulk. he would talk about how h could make super heros real people. >> it's no fun reading aboutme

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partially segreged. >> our biggest thing is what are we going to get moving. >> we know how to persist. he>> all of nurses know that after 50 years, their friendship is still going strong. >> it's 5:15 on your tuesday morning. it's cloudy. not a very pleasant morning to be outside at all. if you're going to be spending any time-outside today, limit it adds best you can. it's going to be coast and wld start to finish. 45 in washington with and drizzle coming down. northwest winds at 12 miles per hour. just enough of a breeze to blow that mist back up into your face a bit. 42 in manassas. 45 in maryland. still wayn warmer southern maryland.

57 degrees now. but this cold air could lead to our first chance of a rain or wet snow combination coming up on thursday morning. always stay ahead of the weather. download our nbc washington app from the app store, it'sso tely tree. push alerts of any winter weather advisory. not to mention your forecast. iand me and follow me on all of my s media pages. a big dip in the jet stream unlocked unusually cold air. it snowed yesterday in norman, oklahoma a if they're getting snow that far down to the south, you know the cold weather is going to be here for the duration. no warm up toda temperatures in the 40s now.

we could be talking about it. more about all of that is coming up on the next half hour. for now, let's go over to memossa. >> gooing, chuck. taking a look right now at the beltway. silver spring, inner loop before new hampshire avenue. brand n crash. we have rain falling through the right now it's quite slow haading southbound on 270. so we'll watch one as well. we also have a problem in mcclain. gw parkway here, northbound after 123. car off the roadway.

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about 70 million amerinons are getting the recommended amount of rest. news 4's angie ff went to a sleep lab searching for answers and uncovered some real lutions we can all learn from. >> good night. >> getting a full night's sleep has never beensy ea having to wake for work in the middle of the night doesn't help. so i checked into the center for wake and sleep disorder and learned i'm a complete recipe for restdister.

>> now we're going to go meet with the doctor and see what the data shows. >> this is one tired person whose brain actuall knows how to sleep and has not. >> she believes i have mor of a rhythm disorder o based of bad habits starting with no set bedtime andn average of 4 hours of sleep a night. >> the more your brain can anticipate and knows what to expect. >> that means sleeping and waking up at t same time every day, even on weekends. in the re's the kids bed, drinking coffee all day and using my phone a lot at>> night ight is a drug that promotes wakefulness. this then takes that and suppresses the secretion of melatonin. >> all common mistakes that should be corrected. starting with wearing a pair of these uvex glasses a couple of

urs before bed. >> they're amazing and filter out the blue light. >> turns outhere's special light bulbs to hp turn the brain off too. sleep and dementia, obesity, and heart disease. >> we sleep to reset ourselves physically and mentally. we sleep to live and we're going toive longer if we sleep enough. >> and a few other tips. take a warm shower to winddown. keep space around your bed organized and the room dark, quite, anxious try listening o something that doesn't require your mind to engage. things like music or a podcast. she prescribed to me going to bed at a set time which has been really hard. but people thatave odd shifts, you have to be consistent.

they're $8. me and the kids have been wearing them every night for the past we. theylock out the blue light. leading up to bedtime. sorte s about two hours before. $10.k this out, this is a light where you can actually tone down -- look at technology. you can te down thelue light. so you can leave it on red light. a red bulbd is a g option as well and switching you devic devicvice devices to night at night. and tomorrow, whate eat also effects how we sleep. we're going to get into all. th >> there's so much. >> the big news we have been waiting for couldomeg today. bringing thousands of amazon urbs to area. >> is it just me, or does she

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on a pretty yucky day. melissa fills us in. give us the news. rip off the band aid. >> maybe with twos and two hs. >> lots of hs. >> and anxclamation point. an ugly start to the day. cloudy, cold and wet. stinlring rain showers along the i-95 corridor. 270 iswet. 66. the rain has come to an end but the road is still wet. melissa will get you out the a door i second. 40 in gaithersburg. 37 in wincster. 44 in prince george's county. dog walking forecast for today, well, the p dpys aren't going to like this one too much. this is twinkie available for address at the humane kaw allianc-- alliance. all clouds, the rainiest part of

the day will be new this morning. off and o showers later on in the day. keeping a close eye on thursday morning. there's a chance for wintry mix or wet snow and maybe even school delays on thursday. 10 day forecast coming up. >> that rain is not helping the roade this morning. where it's raining across the area and our roadways. starting up in frederick. here's the warning for you. eastbound . the ramp to southbound 270 is where we have this crash.ee starting to delays there and then we continue delays and then as youet toward rockville it gets better. >> live look a university boulevard. wet roads very similar all over the place. >> thank you. your time is 5:42.

developing this morning, amazon is expected to name cry oal city of the locations for its second headquaters. multiple repor suspect the online retail giant will make an official announcement sometime toda today. >> it will be divided between crystal city and long island city in new york in the queens area. team coverage on the big announcement. we'll start with chris here. >> well they had very specific requirements and some of the deficiencies may have been a blessing in disguise. they were looking for an area of at least a million people. they aidn't want to be big fish in a small pond. they were also looking for an area tha was business friendly. northern virginia is low regulation and low tax. they alsoanted to attract tech workers.

this area is a tech hub, es ocially parts northern verge virginia in fairfax and ou lo they needed half a million square feet of office space and up to 8 million square feet over several years. they wanted to be near an airport. t and aboee stops into downtownd.c.: that may allow amazon to get up and running very early on. only deals with one property owner to get their headquaters built. we'll dive into this i deeper the 6:00 a.m. hour. for now, chris lawrence, news 4. >>hank you. we continue our team coverage of todantsipated announcement from amazon with justin finch. >> amazon can bring a high paying jobs to the area. that could be a a big deal. wh residents and businesses talking about before

this may happen? >> well, right now, a lot of a business locals here bracing for a lot of change to come relatively quickly which means they all have to be very patient. traffic will be the one area first here from construction down to opening day. thousands of newco comm oers cod the road which means u.s. 1 and others could get more congested very quickly. now having tobsorb a lot more riders in this area. just last week we sawal cry city closed down for repair over the long holiday weekend and result was frustration and traffic and t commutersing to make their way. that cannot help with the headquaters coming into our

area. a lot of growth comingere in very short amount of time. >> justin, thank you. >> amazon's announcement will clearly have a majorimpact on our area, regardless of what it is. news 4 will be coverin the story every step of the way. live coverage this morning and throughout the day. you can also check out the nbc washington app for the latest. >> it's now 5:36. we start our top storyrn this g with breaking news in california. the so-called campfire now killed 42 people. it's the most destructive and deadliest wildfire in california history. e firefighters were also battling the two additional large wildfires in southern california. the hill fire. they have killedo two people far. >> democrats gained another senate seat last night a week ter election day. the arizona senate race was

called for the democrat kyrsten sinema. she flipped the seat of jeff flake. >> it was a terrible night for pedestrians in the d.c. area. in t span of abo three hours, at least ten people were hit on the roadways. six of those incidents happened in montgomery eunty. th most serious incident, a woman was hit while crossing in rockville. today montgomery county and state leaders will discuss pedestrian safe what's a gig of data?

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ospital in critical condition. >> 12 white crosses are now part of aia growing mem for the victims of the deadly bar shooting in california.he they honor people killed last week at the borderline bar and grill i thousand oaks. each includes the victim's name, age and photo. >> one person trying to help people grieve and cope wit this tragedy is brian hines. he spoke to nbc news about the tragic night that chang thousand oaks forever. >> we will reopen. we'll come back >> he'll talk about how he's helping his community recover. >> good morning, four things you need to know about the forecast for the next couple of days, number one, it's going to be cold and wet today. no warm upr tomorrow eitnd with the cold in place and more moisture coming, a chance for your ow flakes on thursday. 10-day forecast coming up next.

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5:45 and as you start your tuesday, we're waiting on a major announcement from amazon. multiple reports say that the online retail giant will confirm plans to bring part of its n headquaters to crystal city inn arlingto county, virginia. team coverage breaking down what this might meanor peoplell over our region. >> despite our areas bright future, it's going to be a pretty nasty day outside. take a live look right now. another wet and cold day isec i the ft and there is a possibility of snow. i can barely say it, before thanksgiving. our very happy chuck bell is working for you on the team 4 forecast.

we'll check in with him in just a few minutes. >> later today congress will ber back at a week after the midterm elections and there's major changes coming down the pike. >> tracy, what's going to happen between now and january? >> there's things this congress needs to and w sts toeeze in before the democrats take control. the hang up seems to be border security funding, specifically wall.he president's the amount that the house wants is different than what the senate wants. plus democrats want to seeze provision that would protect robert mueller's job in the russia investigation. so a few things between now and the next month before the new akes over

>> what about the states that are still recounting? that are still counting votes? >> we have nearly a dozen house races there. california.m in we don't have a final number there. florida has two recounts iggered in the governors race and senate race. >> thank>>you. 5:47 and we're learning new details about the murder of a marine found on november 3rd in arlington. she was discovered dead at the crystal gateway marriott. her husband and fellow marine is charged with her murder. documents say valenc called police to report his wife is unconscious, and he believed that he killed her. the couple was staying at the

hotel after a attending marine corps ball. he drank too much and blacked out anderas a issues. >> students will return to class nvestigate the death of their school's resource officer. he shot himself in his office while classes were in session yesterday. the school was on lock down p untiice determined he shot himself. the 21 year veteran of the department was alone in his office and no students were happened. witness what >> it will be next year when the catholic church considers new guidelines on how to deal with sex abuse they will vote on a new set of rules but the vatican stepped in an decided no changes will be adopted until a global meeting in february. some say there's no reason for the hold off. they say it sends the wrong message to abuse victims in the

catholic church here in the u.s. >> last night a skin's rival had a big win in monday night football. it was this pass q byrterback eli manning thatin secured the w for the new york ants. the team went on toeat the 49ers 27-23. that's only the second game they have won, fyi. they take on the skins in about a month a fedex field. >> a local contestant wowed judges on the voice. >> i want to show you some video as he shows everybody that he has what it takes to win it all. ♪ >> it's hard to do a charli charlie puth song. he made this his own and nailed it. he rocked the stage singing "how

long." he is from maryland and on tea blake now. one of 24 contestants competing for your tes. you have until 7:00 this morning to cast your vote and we'll find ouf he made it to the next round. you can watch the voice at 8:00 on nbc 4. >> crossing our fingers. all right chuck bell. >> do you know what my fingers are cssed r. he i cannot believe how happy you are about t snow. >> it's just a chance. it's not actually snowyontil re shoveling or sweeping it. >> okay. >> this will probably be more in the sweepable range than the plowable range. the mention of snow flake is a possibility for the first time this winter season is something to crow about for sure. the jet stream has gone way south. temperatures are in the single numbers all the way down into west texas. that is snow in th rio grande

valley. that cold air is comin w our too. it will be more than cold enough to support rain and wetnow combination mainly thursday in the morning hours. for today, chilly rain drops this morning. steadily light rain coming to an end but intermittent showers likely to continue the rest of the day. upper 30s to low and mid now. very little improvement in the weather picture. no sunshine. mtemperatures stuck in th to upper 40s. an insulated raincoat a commendation. by late tomorrow, clouds coming back in. a little peak f sunshine tomorrow afternoon but then mostly cloudy wednesday night and then into thursday morning, here's 9:30 thursday morning. green is rain. probably all rain ang the i-95 corridor. and then wet snow with a few rain drops mixed in. the o possibility a inch or

two. i'll show you that in a little bit. here's your ten-dayforecast. cold and wet today. cold with wet snow onthursday. >> a new problem on the beltway. outer loop before georgia avenue. left lane is blocked by a crash dand that slown popped up quickly here. the last couple of minutes. were pretty green and then it turned into that line. the ramp is where we h crash and that started out as yellow and orange and now it's pretty you have to allow extra time. there's no great alternate. urbana on 270 we're slow a

well. and northbound here after 123 car off the road. >> that's an eleant on the run. elephant on the lamb, if you will. homeowners found her snacking hay on their farm. they coaxed her into the barn until help arriveth e sanctuary owners escorted the elephant back home. >> in news for yourhelp, there's a new test that uses a patient's unique dn to help in the battle against breast cancer. >> a 20 second test that'soc sed here at the genomic lab in falls church is helping doctors and breast cancer course customize their of treatmentnd minimize the

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helps tonight on news 4. >> lyft is launching a new loyalty program in which riders accumulate points that can be deemed for trip upgrades or access to more experienced drivers. the program which kickst off n month, won't be available to everyone at first. riders in select cities will get invites. you can earn points based on the amountf money spentith lyft. it comes a few weeks after they intruced a monthly subscription service. with your cnbc mning business report, i'm bertha >>coombs. hank you. thanksgiving is over a week away and we're trying to help yout fihe fat before the holiday gets here. some unique workouts to help you counter the calories. >> this rning, she's taking on the warrior workout in bowie. that just sounds hard. tell ushat you're getting yourself into this morning. >> oh my goodness. we're at an early morning

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plus, get dvr service free f a year. click, call or visit a store today. the wall street journal reporting that today amazon will officially name northernin vi as one of the sighs for its n headquaters. if that's true, a headquaters might be built in crystal city and a second in n>> york city.

e are looking into the plans for crystal city and what the news means for our entire region's economy. let's start with chuck bell and a look at the forecast. >> cloudy skies and miserably cold and wet start to a tuesday morning. a bit of a northwest breeze as that will make it feel even colder. occasional showers are likely to continue off and on through at leas lunchtime today and then tapering off and mainly dry but staying cloudy and chilly through the afternoon. right now, upper 30s in the valle ey