all the rain we saw over the weekend causedthis mess a the enna metro station over the weekend. yesterday's weather wasn't much better. >> we'll get a check on your commute in just a mome w. bute begin with chuck bell. that's how bad it was, right? it's raining inside. >> the t funnyng was we've had much heavier rainfall days than yest for example, saturday, we had triple the rain on saturday that we saw myesterday. surprised that yesterday of all days was the day that vienna metro station had problems. that big storm is moving u into parts of new york and new england. the i-95orridor is drying out. there will still be a very wintry scene there. around here, mostly cloudy. a d where we see a little sun and clouds. a little sun and clouds. and they're in place. temperatures have been driven back intohe 30s and low 40s

now and there won't be that much of a recovery later today butt least theun will be shining. temperatures will be lucky to get back into the low andid 40s and the northwest wind averaging 15 to 25 miles per hour. even windier and colder tomorrow, melissa. more about that coming up. ovall looking okay. alexandria southbound. two left lanes are getting by that work zone right now andar ngton, left lane gets by the work zone. you can see no other maj problems on any routes in of town or out of town. no y line service through december 9th. yourlternate is the blue line but during rush hour, service is cut inlf >> melissa, thank you. it's 4:01. d.c. police officers have their

hands full investigating several violent crimes. they all haperned yey. it was a violent day for the district. >> two people were killed and another person remains inic crit condition this morning. all the violent crimes each occurrg within a few hours of each other. one of them happened lateast night in one of d.c.'s neighborhoods. a man wasbb s to death inside his apartment in the shaw neighborhood. the neighbor told news 4 he p.m.. a fight around 7:0 police found one man dead there. neighbors can't believe something like this happened on their block. >> i'm shked. it such a nice neighborhood. it's fairly quite for being the neorhood that it is. >>olice have not yet released the victim or the name of any potential suspect. >> hours earlier a man was shot on taylor street in northeast d.c. he is in critical condition. police are searching for a black hummer seen leaving the asta

fter the shooting. >> and in northeast, the fight over airl mayave lead to the death of a young man. 20-year-old randall francis was shot after getting into an argume w with aan inside a store yesterday amp. francis was a valedictorian. his grandmother spoke to pat collins last night. >> the girl left and came back with two young boys and they shot him. >> over that. >> what do you make of something ke that? >> uncalled for. >> another man was also shot but is expted torecover. there's been three other murders in that same area this year. murders in the district are up nearly 40% this year compad to last with one month to go in 2018av 147 people been killed. d.c. mayor will talk with residents about the violence duri p alic safety walk this afterno

afternoon. >> he teaches english and theater in gait hrsburg. a c to swerve to avoid him. the car crashed and the man hind the wheel died. he was arrested and charged with having an open container and dwi. the princreleased a statement saying police have indicated mr. saadipour may have significant responsibility for the accident. he will be on leave whilee addresses this serious matter. >> a blind man and his service dog were attacked on a metro train simply because he bumped into the suspect. the suspect attacked that man on the red line yesterday morning. the victim tells police he heaccidentally bumped while getting on to the train. a woman nearby caught the incident on camera and snapped these photos. we're told the man and his dog are okay.

we continue to track the crisis at the u.s.-mexico border. hundreds of migrants are camped out near the a border are unable to cross. u.s. customs officials say they arrested nearly 70 people, all of whom were allegedly trying t get into the country troops fired tear gas into the crowd of people attempting to cross the border. some ofenhose were and children. none of them were armed. it sparks seriouse debat over the trump administration's t handling of situation. yesterday at the white house, president trump wasbo asked it. >> are you comfortable tear gassing children, like what we sa the border. >> as you know, they're not. they had to use because the b weng rushed by very tough people, and they used tear and here's the bottom line, nobody is coming into our country unless they come in legally. >> the president is trying to use the border crisis to get $5 billionild a border wall.

he has threatened a government shutdown if he doesn't get the funding. president trump also addressed e the b crisis at a rallyht last n in mississippi. said no president has shown as much strength at the u. u.s.-mexico border as he has. >> if we didn't show them strength and a strong border, if we didn't do that, youha would hundreds of thousands of people pouring into our country. >> mr. tru wasn mississippi campaigning for s catordy hyde-smith ahead of today's run off she has been in controversy for mang a comment about sitting in the front row for a public hanging. many said it was inappropriate given the state's history of lynching. her opponent is hoping to become the first african american senator in that state in more than a century. >> president trump didmit tes words about general motors major announcement.

the companyaid about 15,000 jobs were being axed across north america. there's also plans to shutdown fiveplants, possibly including the one near baltimore, company executives say it's part of the restructuring that cuses on electric and self-driving vehicles. president trumpaidgm should start buying car -- making cars people want to buy. >> major development in the robert mueller investigation. the special counsel also accusing the president's former campaign chair of lying to investigators in the russia probe. that would be a breach of the plea agreement. last night federal prosecutors asked the judge to stence manafort. they believe he provided truthful informatio >> now to an update on the devastation in northern ia califo >> the county sheriff is updating the death toll aeer camp fire.

>> we have those numbers, and 're also learning about arrests that were made. we want to get t thisfirst. the county sheriff's office says the death toll is at 88 and 54 of the people have been identified. we have a list of some of the names and ages. most of them were elderly. one of themea5rs old. at the sametime 203 people were still missing this morning. we want to give you another look at what they're having to look through for the remains. they say the fire was so destructive that it is possible that they may not find all the remains and according to our nbo st in sacramento, there's been 21 arrests related to looting and other crimes,cl ing one arrest for making terrorist threats against the gas and electric kpacompany wors pg and e has been accused of nereigence. some blaming it for this

fire. now back to you. >> it's 4:08. w much are you willing to pay to ease congesti in our area?ds a group called the greater washingtoner partnip is meeting today to discuss ways to ease your commute. one suggestion calls for you to pa congestion tax to drive in parts of downtown d.c. other ideas include increasing the number of toll lanes and train service that will cross the region. >> you'll be able to party a little longer on new year's eve and still catch metro home. they're closing at 2:00 a.m. this year. they will charge off peak fares. new year's day they'll run p.m...m. to 11: now to a historic landing. >> after six months and 300 million, nasa had the celebration of a lifetime.

>> touchdown confirmed. >> do you see all that? they practiced that. >> that was >> the touchdown brought pure asjoy to n workers ate c canaveral florida. the spacecraft reached mars. this was an 800 $14 million project that launched back in may. it is the fst mission. they have the coolest jobs at nasa. i always wanted to see inside one of the control rooms. he>> watching do what they do. >> yeah. it's so amazing. it's onef the country's most popular grocery stores and now in's c to d.c. >> we'll tell you where it's going and what else will be built along with it. the results of a major medical investigation on nbc news.

details between the link of some breast implants and some forms of cancer. >> your day will be effected by gusty winds. there's already some wind restrictions on the bay bridg

if you took advantage of cyber monday sales you were not sho alone. pers were on track to spend $8 billion online shopping yesterday. that would me today the biggest online shopping day in the u. ever. many retailers have extending online savings thrgh the week.

>> i don't even think i looked for anything. >> there was too mu. >> it was deleting e-mails. >> exactly. as big as cyber monday and black friday sales were, some people decided to go shopping, but not spend any money. >> policerrested four women accused of stealing $6,000 worth ofan merse from the mall on friday. police say two women ran out of stores with bags full of merchandise. a third wom hopped in a car driven by another woman. a brief chase ended on route 7. >> the suspect's vehicle tried wto make its between vehicles that were stopped for red lights and ended up becoming disabled themselves. >> police made a shockin discovery in that getaway car. a child was in the backseat unharmed. the women face multiple charges including child endangerment. >> a wegmans grocery store will

be built in the district, city ridg hat's on wisconsin avenue in northwest. a lot of people call it cathedral heights already. along with the wegmans, office space, hotel, health club and artments and condos. >> it'se a lit north. >> own it. >> something w. >> i just want to make sure there's something good to eat. i can't wait to shop there, that's forsure. >> an nbc news investigation uncovered troubling news certain breast implants. >> it's believed there's a link between those implants and a ncer.form of nearly half a million american women have breast implants approved by the food and dadg nistration but nbc news uncovered evidence that some implants could be linked to a certain type of lipoma. one woman learned this after she had heranim moved.

>> it was full of disease and full of tumors. >> did you think to yourself, cancer?uld be >> never, never. my plastic surgeon didn't bring it up me. my obgyn never spoke to me.no dy. >> right now, there's no organized effort to collect data from patients that have implants and those that have developed alcl. the investigation found similar cases in other countrie >> a new report shows 1 in 40 children have been diagnosed wi autism. the study focused on 60,000 children. researchers found 27% of children with autism took ti medi. more than half received behavioral treatment. a lot of parents surveyed found it difficult getting mental health services for children with autism compared to with other emotional or developmental disords. >> thisrning, a researcher in

dhina is facing major backlash. it's belie that he altered the dna of newborn twins. th researcher whose work has not been verified said he altered embryos. he wantedhe to give twins a trait that few people naturally have. the ability to resis future hiv infectio infections. >> there will be someone some if not me, someone else. >> gene editing has only recently been used in adults t treat serious disease. it's not permitted in many countries. not intended on embryos. a major issue is that permanent changes couldffect future generations or cause harmf others are effected. >> slippery slope. >> boy, is it ever.

already. y >> gusty winds today. even windier tomorrow. some cold air. thanks canada, what is up with that? >> bla canada. >> yes, indeed, very windy weather around here for the next co le ofdays. get ready to bundle up, but at least we have a couple of days to dry things out. we already have the novembe rain fall record set. we broke that yesterday. friday is novemr 30t. we might still add a little bit more to it friday afternoon and evening, but for now, it's at least a quiting weathern. patt it moves away from us. persistent north westerly winds. some snow showers on theestern side of the appalachians here for the next couple ofys. a passing snow flake or two can't be ruled out but here east of the mountain, we'reot going to have to worry about that. we'll be in and out of the cloud cover today.

breaks of sun and clouds and and clouds again. temperatures in the upper 30s to around 40 now.uc not of a warm up or a recovery. afternoon highs only in the low to mid 40s.i know, someone sent me an e-mail saying you say sunset at 4:48 but you still have thens ne graphic. temperatures, low to mid 40s today falling off by 5:00 or 6:00. even windier tomorrow. winds could gust up near 40 miles per hour tomorrow a little breezy still on thursday. but at least the sun will be out. raine chances m in for friday afternoon and night and again for saturday afternoon and night. but we will be mcing the walk to endhiv saturday morning. melissa. >> that's good. it got postponed last ndme. nice dry and nice and dree.

earlier road iork gone. before malcolm x avenue southwest, the right lane getting by that work zone. alexania 395, two left lanes getting by the work zone there and 270 from frederick down to the spur, nice and clear.nd northblear as

>> wrs with the plowz and mowz app will shovel your drive way. >> well, maybe if we get a snoworm they'll decide t come to our market. i'm just saying. i'm not saying i want one. i'm not trying to put it out there. >> what are you doing? >> i know. >> all right. we have been through black friday, small busin,s saturd and cyber monday. today is giving tuesday. >> eveone is encouraged to donate their time or money to help worth while causes in their new laws this year make it tougher for you to get a tax break on your gifts though. >> amy visited d.c. central kitchen to learn more about what they do and how a drop in donations would effect them. >> for decades d.c. central kitchen has been cooking fresh food for those in need. a

tho serve up second chances offering a job program for folks that had trouble finding work like dewayne arrington. >> the only thing i was able to finish, i know myself, i could have been out there getting hurt or hurting others. still doinghe same old thing. so it's definitely life changing. >> worki t with individua get to a place where they're not looking for a handout or a free ma meal, but looking for the next job. the nex pathway for independence is what we do every day. >> but with the new laws, the tax rates will now be harder to get. >> used to be you could deduct any donations above the standard deduction which was a little over 6,000. ut this year the standard is raised to 12,000 meaning you have to donate a lot more to get a tax break. >> back at then, kitc the workers say every dollar donated makes a difference. >> we hope people think of it

not as a donation or gift but an investment in our shared communry and a bette community for all of us. >> in the district, amy cho, news 4. >> well, from giving to receiving, it's the kind o atm accident we all hope will happen and it just did. what one bankab says t the glitch that gave out extra money. >> never happens to me. >> plus if you're trying to return to healthy eating after the holidays, why the warning about romaine lettuce is being eased this mornin chuck. >> all right. i have good news in the weather. as we getse c to the end of the week, the temperature trend is a favorable one. we'll be colder than average most of the work week, but by sunday, we mightly bri jump up into the

>> this is what november is for us. >> it's a fair trade. >> chuck bell is here to fill us in on the storm team 4 forecast before we talk to a.meli

>> a little bit. >> we traded one thing we didn't like for something else we did. no more rain for the next couple ofdays. finally a little chance to dry out and c get t washed and get all the leaves out the underside of it andab i don't kw t your car, but mine, the little vents under the hood there, packed with. leav right now, temperatures are in the upper 30s to around 40 degrees. the winds have already picked up. it will be a very blustery day to be outside today. a warm coat and a hat with tie downs and hold on to your hats and hairpieces today. and the sun will be able to shine from time to time. we will go from the 30s and 4 this morning, but we'll only rise into the low and mid 40s r afternoon highs today. wind chills will be in the 30s all day today and windhills ll be down into the teens by tomorrow morning. more about that in your ten day forecast coming up. good morning, melissa. >> good in