>> thank you, lauryn.ething could be hidden inside win of the most famous finds on toons. >> here's something you can find. the alexandria youth cam subpoena having its annual christmas tree fund-raiser. and if you still have a carved pumpkin, you can drop it off. they'll use the >>> they're investigating a bizarre death this morning. a suspected burglar dies after getting stuck in the chimney. the fresno homeowner said he heard the man after lighting a fire in the fireplace and called police. firefighters used jackhammers to break open the chimney but when they got to the man, he was dead. the autopsy will determine his identity and exact cause of death. >>> there may be something else lying in king tut's tomb. experts look at new radars and believe there are passages leading to a hidden chamber. and that chamber could be the final resting place of the lost queen nefertiti. she's thought to be king tut's stepmother. that's amazing. >> later get your helmet on. have you ever wondered what it's like to be a

derrick ward is tracking the road conditions but first lauryn ricketts with the weather. lauryn? >> well have a busy day not only in the news department and traffic but the weather. we have rain. rain jacket and umbrella. what you need to wear. it is cool. a lot cooler than what we've experienced the last few days. temperatures anywhere from the mid-40s to lo w 50s as you head out the door. temperatures are stay static throughout the day. we'll see rain as we continue throughout the day. should be out of the d.c. area by noon, continuing with drizzle and light rain chances to the south and east, but we're going to keep those clouds around through much of the day unfortunately. temperatures in the 40s. cloudy and cool as we continue into the evening but we've got rain chances on monday, tuesday, wednesday. we're going to time it out and let you know what to expect on that seven-day coming up. >> thousands are either on the roads or getting ready to head back home after the thanksgiving holiday. here's a live look at columbia pike. a record number took advantage of lower gas prices

. >> thank you, lauryn. right now thousands are headed on the road or ready to head back home. you're taking a live look right now at a wet columbia pike. they took advantage of the lower gas prices and hit the roads to get to grandma's house this year. "news4's" derrick ward is live for us. derrick, how is it looking out there? >> reporter: we're starting to see volume picking up. but we do know the heavier traffic is yet to come. 47 million americans are expected to take to the roads some way today this holiday season and 90% of those, 42 million, are expected to be driving. and what they will encounter, at least in our area, are indeed wet roads. as we heard, nuisance rain. of course, points west are seeing a lot worse traffic and a lot worse weather conditions than we are. airline travel is expected to be up as well and that's due to airfares that are about 10% down over last year and hotel fees that are flat over last year. but you know who else also sees some big, big revenue and volume this time of year? that is amtrak. they're expected to be in the midst of their busine

what's going on with the weather, lauryn?t as warm as yesterday or what. i think people will be crying about it by thursday. especially during the morning commute. we'll have some pretty nice rain moving into the area in time for the morning commute. low 60s as we continue into the evening. we'll drop into the 50s. we have some more clouds increasing. here is that rain that is headed for us. wednesday night into thursday could be heavy at times. timing it out for you, dodging some drizzle tomorrow. rain will fill in late going into thursday morning. watch for that thursday morning commute. again, some of that could be heavy through the midday on thursday. we expect it to be clear by the afternoon. then that temperature is going to drop. so low 60s today. as well as tomorrow. weather alert day on thursday. we're in the mid to upper 60s. by friday, we get sunshine. we're back around 50 degrees for the weekend. upper 40s on sunday and monday. >> all right. thanks. >>> that's it for new 4 midday. thanks for joining us. chris lawr

marvin taylor and nyu library of cores per hosting as an lauryn hill for their support into nights events. all of this would not be possible without all of you, so thank you very much. now, it's my pleasure to introduce doctor marion nestle. she is a professor in the department of it nutrition here at new york university. she's been a great friend to the james beard foundation and a recipient of our leadership award in 2013, for her research in writing on how science and society influence and the impact it has had an rfid system and improving the way america eats in her most recent books were published in 2013, 10 anniversary edition of the food politics, why calories count and eat, drink, vote and her latest book, "soda politics: taking on the big soda (and winning)" was just published last week, so this is a real treat to be here with us today. please join it me and give a warm welcome to doctor marion nestle. [applause]. >> thank you, chris and thank you everyone for coming. it's exciting and feels like a party, a birthday party for soda politics, my latest book and several of you have

lauryn ricketts is heading over to t.o.p. to do weather hits. there catch her on twitter. this is live right now. i think the delay is about 30 seconds. we'll talk about cooler temperatures tomorrow as they fall throughout the day that hour by hour forecast in ten minutes. >> all right. thank you. >>> health officials scrambling to identify the source of that e. coli outbreak at chipotle restaurant restaurants. 40 people in oregon and washington have become sick, but no one has died. >>> new standardized test results showing more local students may not be ready for college. less than half of montgomery county high schoolers and a third of prince george's county students may not be college ready. those results come from maryland's new standardized tests in algebra and english based on common core standards. the "washington post" reports wide gaps in achievement by race, ethnicity and special education. across maryland nearly 40% of students reached the college readiness marker for english 10 compared to 31% for algebra one. >>> just when you thought you heard all the twists

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wycliff jean, lauryn hill. we wanted to represent haitians and give haiti a better look, a positive look. thing with fugees stood for. and the music at the time, the world responded to it. listen, it's been an honor and privilege to be able to do that. and that helped me to go do what i did for michel years later back in 2010. that platform. >> well, thank you so much. the film hits theaters on november 20th. >> yes, you got it. >> good luck to you. >> thank you very much. >> we'll be back. >> this has been a public affairs presentation from nbc 4 every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. >>> the front man of legendary dnc is using his popularity to talk about diabetes. >> cat greenleaf sat down to talk to him. >> it's so nice today. why is it so nice? >> today is the day the lord hath made. let us be glad and rejoice in it. i have that tattooed on my back. >> the bible says don't let the sun go down on your wrath