flash flood plan on a lot of clouds.

it's not really raining much now but raino will b likely and likely to impact much of the day. good news is it won't be that cold. i wll give you your extended forecast coming up. > starting today,r repairs will work over the river, and during rush hour its service will be cut in half. riders say they are ok with the delays because they hope after the construction things ftll run more smoothly. >>er it's completed, it will benefit a lot of people. that's what am hoping for. >> the yellow line closure lasts th.il december 9

we post about your shuttle and bus options in the washingtonap just search "metro." and commuters that were impacted by the yellow shutdown, th area was packed with people coming and going home following thevi thanks day holiday. >> frustrated, yeah. it so bad. i mean, i don't know what is going on about that traffic, but i never seen it like this. >> many passengers try to avoid the mess altogether by taking the metro. affic was rough all across the country, but it was especially worse in delaware where a chemical leak forced the csure of the delaware bridge, and the thidge connects delare and new jersey. traffic authority was able to open the bridge early this morning.

the sa storm that colorado, more than three feet of snow fell in some of the state's mountain communities, in wyoming more than 40 inches of snow fell, and in chicago stormd for the canilaticelation of mor than 800 flights in o. >> a violent confrontation at the u.s. and mexico border led to the arrest of morethan three

dozen haondurans. hudreds of migrants are making a run for it yesterday, crossing under the bridge through a river that is filled with raw sewage. they carried hand painted american and honduran flags, an. agents still fired gas. it's seeing about110,000 people entering the u.s. every day and this morning we know that more than 5,000 migrants are waking up at a sports complex in tijuana and they are worried president trump will make them stay in mexico. that's the latest. back to yo thank you. >> it's ai4:04 in the d of a virginia police officer killed on the job. hunter edwards crashed his cruiser saturday night while responding to a 911 call for a

fight. e city of winchester tweeted fellow ture showing officers saluting his caet yesterday. mourners can leave tributes. and that the governor has orered the u.s. and virginia flags throughout the ste to be lowered to half-staff on the day officer roberts is buried. >> sam was a great dude. >> is that how ma peoplebe rem the fallen chicago officer, officer huh mrmjimenez. fo teachers and classmates and friends and even local leaders gathered at the memoria to remember him. the trump administration ise playing defnd pushing back on the accusation that it deliberately picked black frid to release a report on climate

change hoping the people wouldn't notice it because of shopping on black friday. president trump applauded the fossil fuel industry. today trump's former campaign foreign policy adviser, george papadopoulos, will head to prison. last year he plead guilty to lying to federal agents about his interactions with russian officials.

prime minister tres ma tr the baltimore sun reports medical marijuana sales totaled $67 million. since sales have already passed the first number predictions are leing recalculated. now marijuana are expected to hit $100 million in december. pp> not as many people physically s until they dropped this black friday. foot traffic was down by 1% from 2017 but online sales is where the money is being made. black friday sales reached aec rd $6.2 billion, and people spent another $3.7 billion on thanksgiving day. that nuer is up from 28% a year ago. more shopping days are ahead,

including the day before christmas. > at what point do you say st the door? >> yeah, i feel bad for the delivery guys. overlehe next cou of weeks, wow. from black friday to cyber monday, today is expected to be a record-breaking day for shopping. >> numbers out this weekend show many shoppers are not waiting until cer monday to shop from reirut comps and phones. kohls is settingord. with the flip of aiwitch s beginning to look a lot like christmas. esterday the capitol hill christmas tree was lit.

what did i say? >> yousaid capitol hill -- it's a neighborhood. >> yeah, it's still pretty. this morning a survivor speaks out abork a s experience. >> yeah, scary. we have cloudy skies overhead this morning and just what we needed on a monday. mo rain. it won't rain all week. i will gve you the five-day forecast coming up.

having a working smokelarm in your home mo than doubles your chance of escape in case of a fire. smoke alarms can provide an early warning if you follow these 3 steps. repalce your smoke alarms every 10 years. if they're old an discolored it's time to replace them. checyour batteries regularly a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you change your clks. and lastly, check your alarms weekly. a great time to change them is every spring and fall when you replace. change. test. because early warnings help to save lives.

take a look at this massiven village. in a italian it seemed like the earth just opened up. torrential rains in that area caused the sinkhole and major flooding. that's huge. is morning we are hearing from a man that survived a shark attack in the bahamas. >> he was spear fishing when this shark attacked. he man says he felt the impact but did not process it was a shark until he reach the surface. he shared the video on thanksgiving saying m isre grateful than ever. >> it reminds me that god's in control, and you can't plan for something like this. i think it's given me a new perspective on how i want to livthe rest my life. >> i hope that includes fewer spear fishing expeditions.

>> right. he says the encounter changed his le forever. >> he probably was not expecting shark. in news for your health. obesity might be linked to childhood asthma. kids who were erweight were much more likely to be diagnosed with asthmho than in a normal weight range, and the study suggested 1 of childhood asthma ces could be prevented by maintaining a healthy weight. if you tend to throw out most of the leftovers, you are not alone. average families waste nearly one-third of food purchased. how can you help your family use more and was less? experts suggest freezing your leftovers if you cannot use them right away, and organize your

refrigerator, often foodsin the back are forgotten, and first in nd first out is a good rule of thumb, too. or just make less food, if you are realing you are cooking too much. >> you think of me, i live alone, and they d't sell things for one. >> yeah, you have twoer teen and you have no leftovers. >> it's fray, and everything was gone. after being in operation for yearord and tayl will be closed. >> in january the fun will end. that store isne o of about 10 being closed by its anadian-based owners. it will increase its focus on digital opportunities and

increasing profits. and turning to technolo to keep folks in their stores. macy's will haveobile checkouts in all of its stores for the first time, and others are equipping employees could check out customers on the spot. a survey found that 27% of shoppers say they would tap inta alterte checkout options like using a smartphone to scan and pay as they shop. >> and a lot of retailers have hem bring their ipad or whatever to you to help you check out. >> i have one c of yams and ave to wait in the mile-long lines. i never buy yams.

>> yeah. chuck, where do we put all this rain. >> it ends up in the atlantic -- >> yeah, appreciate it. >> the rain today will not be aa inten what we had to deal with on saturday afternoon. almost an inch and a half of rain, and today maybe a quarter to half an inch of rain andt's all just adding insult to injury at this point. cloudy skies an the breeze out to the south, and that rain on saturday, it wasol in addition to being rainy, it was cold. today will be rainy but not cold like on saturday. the rain will be in here before the morning commute gets going for most everybody. locally not a whole lot of rain just yet. but here's the future weather, probably the rainiest part of the day will be at 9:00 in the morning, up toh:00 ore in the afternoon.

there's some indication on the pdated computer model that the rain could end as early as 5:00 or 6:00, so that would be good news for the commute later on. once the rain comes to an end it will turn breezy overnight and it will be down right breezy and blustery over the next couple of days. 45, leesburg, and 47 in manassas. not raining all that hard just yet. steadier rain moves in this morning. temperatures hovering around 50 degrees, and the rainit time, i think, will be around noontime. rain chances will then diminish. you could take that rain chance ou your 8:00 p.m. planner. i will let you know. and rain today and then dry o tuesday, wednesday and thursday. the next chance for rain shows up on friday. the real issue with this week,

dry, but very blustery. northwest winds making it breezo h your thursday. taking a look at th roads, woodbridgeth nund 95, a crash there as you head up to 270. dickerson, southbound, 109, an accident and no word on what is blocked. olive at ninth street, arash blocking the right lane. and sounds like a construction barrel rolling around here, and more 50gree, westbound the ramps, the left side blocked by debris and it sounds like it's a bumper. >> thank you. it's cyber monday. today millions of peop are expected to get online searching for holiday deals. >> coming lup, we wshow you

how to keep your personal information safe while you are shoing. be sure and catch "ellen" today at 3:00, and then your news4 at 4:00. we'll be right back.

another scam to steerea c up this holiday season. the sister exchange back on facebook this year, and its promiyou will get 36 gifts by participating in the gift exchange and it's an illegal

pyramid scheme. these exchanges are illegal gambling and participants should be subject to mail fraud, so steer clear of it if you get an invitation. what is the best way to protect yourself from online hackers. c lawrence is working on protecting your identity while doing shopping. >> this season shoppers could spend more than $150 billion. >> where there's opportunity and money, you will find bad actors. >> executive director of the nationalyber securit alliance. they launched an initiative with intel and microsoft urging holiday shoppers to update your passwords. >> it's like a lock on your house, the weaker the lock the

more opportunity the thief has to come in. >> it's more work to typing in a 14-character passwords. don't useeb cards a online as they don't allow asuch protection, and don't get too curious whenre you a bombarded by online adshis year, and when in doubt, throw it out. when you click on some links you open the door to ye house,ou know, and not even given them the key,u you said come on in. a recent survey from capital one reveals shoppers are concerned about over spending but far more worried about identity theft and

financial fraud. you don't want your personal info to be the gift that keeps on giving. 4:25. coming up, you now know how to stay safe on cyber monday. daat to buy toy and the expensive items you will want to png off buy until tomorrow. >> chuc >> i was not planning on spending money for christmas, wt, oh, well. e will trade the rain drops for a cold north wind starting tomorrow. plus, a deadly shooting during black friday shopping. arthis morning we are heg from the family of a man killed by police during a holiday rush. stay with us.

4:29 as we take a live look

outside this morning. time to gut and moving after we get back into the swing of things after a long holiday weekend. >> i think i am still digesting food for the last s.w d thanks for joining us. we are working for you to help make the transition from the weekendas easy possible. lisa mollet has the traffic, and chuck bell as the weather. >> we h have 60 inches of rain, 60.00 for the entire year. the all-time record, 61.33 is totally within reach now. today we will add another quarter inch of rain to the total. and don't leave me witho the umbrella, and not going to be a day-long downpou like we had to endure on saturday. it will be a rainy stretch of

weather for the rainute. and tapering off after hopefully 3:00 or 4:00. temperature wise mostly in the upper 40s to near 50 now. 'snything but cold but don't expect much change in the temperatures, but just another rainy day. northbound 270 before 109, all trafic stopped. not seeing a big impactecause of the crash but we will keep you updated. woodbridge near 123 still blocked on the left side with as nd then a brand-new crash near 32 we will get information onat