live here in north d.c. i'm shomari stone, news4. >> thank you. new at 11:00 tonight, marijuana arrests in this district dropped to historic lows. it's been just over a year since small amounts of pot were legalized in the district. here are the break downs. as of friday, there have been only seven arrests for pot possession this year, compare to last year, nearly 900 arrests. almost all of them before new marijuana laws took effect. in 2013, 1200. two years before that the number was nearly doubled, more than 2300. >>> some new rules are going into effect to protect your children from concussions on the soccer field. the u.s. soccer federation say children aged 10 and younger won't be able to head the soccer ball during practices or games and those 11-13 will be allowed to head the ball during games only. experts say hitting the ball with your head is not the primary source of concussions. >> concussions are caused most commonly by player to player collisi collisions, player hitting the ground hard or a player being elb elbowed, kneed by another

the vast majority of the rain has been north of d.c. south of town, you may get an isolated shower come through. you'll notice how quickly this is racing off toward the bay bridge and out to the west, seeing things dry out. still most temps are in the 50s here. as we look at the day planner, we're talking about temperatures, which we'll try to get back with the 60s. kind of breezy, too. winds south-southwest and they pick up. that means the cooler temperatures. potentially gusts, 30, 40 miles per hour. we'll talk more about the wind coming our way and a chilly weekend as well when i see you in a few minutes. michael? >>> more and more auto-makers are opting to leave spare tires out of cars to save weight and money. coming up, why some think it's putting millions of people at risk. >> first, thousands run for cover as a volcano blows its stack and how this >>> a serious warning for people living near or vacationing near antigua. be ready to evacuate. the volcano is erupting more and more these days. six villages have been covered by the

north. now into the 40's for d.c.tivity already starting to break down on the backside. we will pause so you can see winchester just about outside of that rain. not too much longer, baltimore will be out. d.c., give about -- it about two more hours. temperatures get stuck around 49 degrees. it's cooler and wet. it's a tough sunday to get going. the good news, it is drier later this afternoon. of showerstomorrow late in the afternoon and evening. by tuesday, rain likely again, sticking around into wednesday. finally, we are drier for the second half of the week. joce: thanks [captioning perrmed by the national captioning institute, whicis responsle for its ption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.o] >> won't be able to tap into that community. morris: a new era for the department of transportation. we detailed theirlan for data from connected vicles -- and yove to cloud security might be fouound inside the box. can government keep data safe anand make it mobile, all at the same time? >> herere we are.. come and use us.

a catastrophic accident here on new hampshire avenue just north of the d.c. line.hort time ago, take a look behind me. you can see one of the cars, that black

heavy traffic and not much in southern maryland, but right now, look at this band just through the north of d.c. and gaithersburg over toward baltimore and more heavy rain down to the south and we're not done just yet and we have more rain to go and we'll continue to track this for you. i've got that and your winter forecast coming up in a minute. >> a lot of questions tonight after a parking lot collapsed that swallowed up cars. we'll tell you about the one thing that could explain this dramatic scene outside an ihop. >>> a rude awakening for people in our areas and how thieves are targeting a big money it >>> a whole lot of people are drawn to an ihop restaurant in mississippi. they want to get a good look at the parking lot there that just collapsed. there's a trench more than 100 feet long, 15 feet deep. it opened up outside the ihop on saturday, swallowed up a dozen cars. nobody injured. officials say they're still trying to figure out the cause of that cave-in. they say it is not a sink hole. they say it could be related to recent construction of that restaurant. new tonight. it will be a

we'll see more cloud cover to the west and north of d.c. we will pick up m more sun as we go through theay. the big story will be the breeze. the wind size on sunday >> we have a very active weather pattern shaping up of the what's coming into the pacific northwest right now will drive into the plains, big snows expected next week as well as the potential for dramatic severe weather tuesday and wednesday. more on that in 15 minutes. >> thank you, back to paris now. there you see the images from paris and around the world last night, the soccer stadium right there. people standing with france in this moment of mourning. >> standing in solidarity. we'll have much more of our coverage. paris under attack still ahead this morning on "good morning america." >>> "good morning america" is brought to you by ashley furniture home store. this is home. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. tylenol® 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it

still warm. 65 downtown. 67 in fredericks berg. 2:00, 2:30, big storms possible north and west of d.c.. we'll come back and take these storms and track them all the way through the evening and talk about another front coming through this weekend. >>> georgetown university will be feeling the burn tomorrow. presidential candidate bernie sanders will speak about his socialist stick ideas in america. he will speak at 2 p.m. [ no audio. ] >> there will be alive webcast on the school's site. [applause] >>> we went to that video a bit earlier but work has started on that part of walter reed former army hospital property. today the mayor was joined at the site by local officials for the groundbreaking ceremony. it will be the first major development with homes, apartments and stores to follow. affordable housing also part of the plans. >>> police in norfolk are looking for two men who stole a car with an eight-year-old in the back seat, but they drove him straight to school when they realized he was there. she ran inside the post office where she works the when she came back, her car and son

d.c. line including the bottleneck mess on i-395. terry mcauliffe is asking the state to extend the express lanes north to the d.c. line. he also wants to extend the lines on i-95 at the southern end in stafford county for two miles. a study released yesterday ranked a stretch of 395 in arlington as the nation's worst traffic trouble spot. the express lane rees remain fr for three or more. construction will start in two years. >>> that area could be one of the choke points later this evening and the next 48 hours as hundreds of thousands from our region are expected to hit the roads for thanksgiving. what can you expect? doug and veronica have a look at the forecast. first, let's go to transportation reporter adam tuss live right now. >> reporter: they're saying tuesday is the new wednesday before thanksgiving. whatever you make of that. apparently today is going to be very heavy. let's take a live look right now at the traffic on 270. yeah, pretty heavy out here now pointed in the northbound direction. we already saw really heavy traffic around the area today. take a look at the video of the inner loop of the beltway.

sadly, four people are dead, including a child after this fiery crash that happened just north of washington, d.c. at least three vehicles, including a passenger van collided sunday. eight adults and six children were all taken to the hospital critical condition this afternoon. >> christa: a wild scene for some shoppers in texas. this 800-pound alligator made its way into a home depot parking lot. i don't think there is an alligator parking spot there. >> christa: the scene is so wild. the parking lot, the person sitting on hill. the blanket. oh, my goodness. even when the pros stepped in, they realizeed this gator was was not going down without a fight. here is jonathan hall. >> reporter: a texas alligator hunter and officer team up to tie up an 8-00-pound 50-year-old alligator. his eyes are covered up. challenge. >> we tried to do a front catch with him. taped. he was so big. his jaws were too big for my hands. i couldn't get my hands to fit around his mouth. >> reporter: this big gator was close to people. >> we have tried several attempts on how to catch him. finally, we thought we had him wo

d.c. from south to north it will be decreasing. slow one and still om -- of rain will be lingering. some of the gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour out of the northeast. we'll talk more about this storm an another chance of rain later this week. >>> thank you. developing story out of louisiana. two officers he would say on a million dollars bail each charged with shooting and killing a six-year-old boy and wounding his dad as well, cbs news obtained this video. it showed the doors to chris view's suv's son. his son was buckled into the passenger seat. when the officers fired 18 shots into the car. >>> we need the find out why those officers -- why did they pursue the truck. what caused that stop and then gunfire erupted. >> investigators have video that show the shooting. few were shot while his hands were up. his son's funeral was this afternoon. >>> tonight a follow-up to an i-team story ability the synthetic -- about the synthetic turf that could make kids sick. lauren has a closer look. >> reporter: we found that turf on several local school grounds and fields. it's made of recycled t

d.c. metro area north and west, you'll be dry by 2:00 or 3:00 p.m.howers hang on longer in southern maryland and the northern neck. that will lead to wet roads if you are traveling tomorrow, mainly earlier in the day. in addition, cooler air moves in overnight and sticks around as we kick off the workweek. and another round of rain for the workweek. have the umbrella handy later in the day on monday and keep it close by right on through wednesday. here's the latest on storm team 4 radar. you can always download the nbc washington app if you're heading out tonight to have the radar right there in the palm of your hand. you can see some very light showers in parts of montgomery county, areas of fairfax, trying to make their way into the district. this more widespread steady rain will move into our area overnight, and tomorrow going to say the weather is having a moderate impact on your day. just because we have had such nice weather, it's going to be cooler, it will be damp and rainy if you have plans. maybe you wanted to get the tree hanging, the ligh

d.c., as one of the next targets. >> it's quite scary, living five blocks north of the white house. stephen: while paris recovers from a night of terror and slaughter, life in washington hums along with an undercurrent of dread. >> it's natural to think about, you know, the similar places in washington or the way that something like that could take place in the city. stefs security is stepped up across the city, around national monuments, at the u.s. capitol. and metro. >> it will blow up. somebody will bomb the train. or shoot in the train station. stephen: those we spoke with

a catastrophic accident here on new hampshire avenue just north of the d.c. line. a short time ago, take a look behind me. you can see one of the cars, that black mustang involvedd2 this accident that has left four young children and four adults injured. you can see we're on the downslope of the hill here on new hampshire avenue and we'll show you over to the left where the prince george's county officers are. that is the second vehicle involved in this collision. the white camaro where it is not clear at this time which car the children were riding in. we understand in one vehicle there were four children and two adults. the other vehicle, two adults, but i can tell you that this section of new hampshire avenue is a downhill slope and people are able to pick up speed here. although it is not clear at this point if any type of excessive speed was involved in this accident. now we'll take a look over here and you can see people lined up, waiting to go north on new hampshire avenue coming out of the district, a very, very difficult commute for those people, but again

governor mcauliffe wants to extend the i-95 express lanes two miles further north to cover 295 to the d.c. line. they'll be free for car-pools of three or more. other drivers will pay a toll based on demand in hopes of e e easing congestion. if this plan gets approved, construction would start in 2017 and last about two years. >>> dozens of people got their thanksgiving turkey hand-delivered tonight thanks to some prince george's high school students part of man 101. and the impact that program is having on an entire community. >> i feel great being able to give back to the community. >> reporter: cameron white is an 11th grade student at prince george's's county. tonight, he's learning the importance of taking care of others delivering thanksgiving dinner to seniors at the windsor crossing community. here you go. >> reporter: cameron and more than 20 students teamed up with their omega psi phi fraternity ment mentors. >> not everybody has what we have. it makes you feel better. >> what our mission is, we have come and mentored these young boys has been to in still manhood on them. >> rep

d.c. metro area and still a chance and this is something that we'll be watching and north and west of d.c., i think you're okay and if you're headed to st. james episcopal, i think the weather is looking okay and it will be breezy and cool and dress warm during the day on your saturday and dropping to 54 on saturday afternoon and a 54 chance of showers during the day. and 58 degrees again on monday and next week, temperatures rise above average next wednesday and into thursday. coming up on monday, we've got our storm team 4 winter weather forecast and you don't want to miss that and speaking of that, tomorrow is storm team 4 friday on social media and we'll be all over social media on twitter, facebook and instagram all getting ready for the winter weather forecast. >> in other words, we'll be pretty sick of you tomorrow, huh? >> you will be. yes. >> we don't have to wait until tomorrow. >> coming up -- i'm kidding, doug. >>> coming up in sports, dusty baker is in town, and he already >>> i'm not really intimidated or anything by stars because i was a star. when the game starts it's not a

we are pulling in the 40's along i-95 corridor from washington d.c. north but still cooler out to the west. to take a live look at storm scan three shows you beautiful out there, not just here in philly, but taking a look at blue skies, all the way up through northeast corridor and the wind, compared to yesterday, what a great break we are getting. it is calm, lancaster and reading. 12 miles an hour in philadelphia a both wind there too in wildwood. we have 13 miles an hour. today the wind won't be the the story. it will be sunshine, warmer feelings and temperatures and fact that you can walk around outside and in the worry about that gusty wind to highs of 58 . what does that mean? you are tailgating or heading out to the eagles game we have great weather. mostly sunny skies and 55 degrees. more importantly the wind is not a problem today. feeling less fog but likely warm and sunny on your monday and 63-degree high. we have mid up toker 50's. so not bad. yesterday our friend in the poconos were dealing with the snow flurries. i want to look at their weathe

d.c. 295 north before malcolm x still have a problem on the shoulder. g look at things widened out for you. you can see that problem there. d.c. 295 is one of the issues. all the other main routes right now looking pretty good. chuck? >>> thanks, melissa. outside on a day before thanksgiving, 4 things to know about the weather. off to a cold start this morning but plenty of sunshine coming our way. great get away weather especially if you're driving 2 or 300 miles within washington. only travel troubles going out to the west towards denver or salt lake city. rain chances sneaking up for saturday and sunday. clear sky now. temperatures in the chilly 20s and 30s on your way out the door. by later on today. plenty of sunshine and mild. temperatures will reach into the mid and upper 50s. going out tonight, dry weather and temperatures near 50. coming up in 10 minutes, take a look at the big board and see any flight delays around the country. >>> 6:32. we turn to the latest on isis. the militants releasing a new propaganda video. it does not con tab any speci

d.c. and the beltway and around 270 and north of i-66.e the rain is already out of here for the most part. can't rule out a little sprinkle or drop or two coming through. we will be clearing out and i do think that by the afternoon hours we'll get sunshine and the wind will start to pick up. let's show you again the areas that have medium to moderate impact with rain hitting the roads tomorrow. around leesburg, 72, to 270 and areas of i-83 and north i-95 out of d.c. and right around the beltway and the northern side for tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, i think we've got the green lights with just a sprinkle or two, with just a drop or two coming down and again, you'll want to watch your braking and your speed because the leaves will coming down with wind and mainly light rain and there could be a pocket or two when we get the moderate rain and our temperatures will start out in the 50s and the mid-50s by around 10:00 a.m. with the rain moving through. so not only will you need an umbrella out the door tomorrow morning, but also a nice,

going to help us out tonight, show you big picture cold air to north throughout main, upstate new york in 50s, down to philadelphia, washington, d.c., temperatures in 50s, more mild for you overnight. and a look at satellite and radar, a couple wispy clouds north and west, not much going on, clear across long island to new jersey and hudson valley, that is all compliments i high pressure. this bubble of try air will dominate for the next couple of days. to the north there is a coldfront that the drift south tuesday. winds the switch east, come off water, get cooler, but we'll still talk about sunshine. this month, since beginning of year, for this month we're about an inch and a quarter below normal with rainfall, since the beginning of the year, about 9 inches below normal rainfall, we're in moderate drought, any little bit of rain we can get the help us out, no rain tomorrow, tuesday. wednesday night to thursday, is when we'll see a next chance of wet weather, clearing out for weekend with cooler. tonight capitol chilly, 36 to 46 by morning not too bad, sunshine tomorrow just a plate a great day, enjoy your day. sunny skies, the

d.c. area as we go through the afternoon. this area down in north carolina looks like it's going to miss to the east. but the futurecast shows the generally lighter rain start to get heavier as we go through the afternoon. you see that development around washington and baltimore and that comes into our area during the afternoon rush for at least a portion of the area. maybe not so much of the jersey shore or southern delaware. but it comes through during the late afternoon and into the evening hours, maybe even with thunderstorms that would suggest thunderstorms this evening toward the shore as we clear out in philadelphia and points to the west. temperatures, already 67 in philadelphia. the average high for this time of the year is 55. so it's mild. it's going to stay mild. even through the night tonight but it's very wet and pretty windy. more on the rain timing and how cold it will get in a few minutes over the weekend. >>> the suspected organizer of the paris terror attacks is dead, that's according to the paris prosecutor's office. they say abd

d.c. heavier rains to the north and west. all of this is going towards the northeast, then we have clearing later in the day. so mainlyore 5:00, clear skies tomorrow night, but look at wednesday. veterans day, a lot of folks have the day off, lots of sunshine, daytime highs in the middle 60's. how much rain through the overnight into tomorrow? anywhere between a half inch and or inch, some may have more less. once we clear this out this time tomorrow night, things improve quickly. the temperatures, 57 degrees by 7:00 in the morning, 61 degrees at noon time. by 5:00, a temperature at about 60. veterans day, 65 degrees, 63 with a chance of showers thursday. daytimeming weekend, high temperatures only in the 50's with nighttime lows in the 30's. that is the full forecast from the belfort furniture weather center. alison: steve, thank you very much. to the skinsked today, figure out what happened yesterday? the redskins dropped the ball sunday, literally. also, the running game was nonexistent. >> and now the toyota sports desk,

it happened this morning at north capital and p streets in northwest d.c. that's it happened after passenger refused to pay his bus fare. demand spat on the driver and they took it he swings at him, cutting him on the face and breaking his glasses. the man then ran off. the driver was taken to the hospital for treatment. police say speed and alcohol were not factors in a crash that injured four children yesterday. it happened on new hampshire avenue when a mustang apparently pulled in front of a camaro. the children suffered nonlife threatening injuries and at this point no charges seven filed. hospitalis in the after he was shot after entering his front door on climate road in silver spring. his young son was inside the home during last night's shooting and this afternoon police are searching for two men. jeanette has more on this investigation. you can still see the halloween decorations here and the yard work half done in front of his home here it there was little indications was the scene of a bizarre crime the victim, a father still in serious conditio

governor terry mccall live announced he wants to extend the 95 lanes two miles north to cover 95 up to the d.c. line. like the express lanes now free for carpools. he hopes that easing congestio., >>> now they can get on the stafford. >> this moves a bottleneck to the bridges and 14th street. it doesn't solve the problem. >> if the plan gets approved, construction would start in 2017 and last about two years. >> a baby boy is okay after someone left him at a nativity scene. police are searching for the person who left the baby behind. the custodian who found him said the boy was so young his umbilical cord was still attached. new york has a safe haven saying that they can be dropped off at a church. >> a diving coach now facing multiple charges including a felony. maureen meade is accused of secretly recording student athletes. she was placed on administrative leave last month. a student found the phone in the locker room that had video of athletes changing. they said it takes the safety of student athletes very seriously. >>> new developments in the massive recalls over takata airbags. "the w

d.c. region. the 95 express rays will be extended north by eight miles to the d.c. line. they will replace the hov lanes all the way to the pentagon. there will be three instead of two, so three can ride for flee and drivers paying a toll will be able to access the lanes. all of this will be done by 2019 bridging a lot of relief to the biggest bottleneck. joe. >> 2019 is a long way between now and then. they have to do something, there's no ifs, ands, buts about it. i think it's a well thought out ideal. the thing that's concerning once again is the tolls. it keeps getting more and more expensive to go to and from work. >> that's been a big issue. but relief for a lot of people is worth the price. >> especially going into d.c., which i find pretty interesting. i think what's good is they'll find no interchange construction. that's a good thing. the bad authentic is willing to pay the toll. arlington and alexandria, the cities there pushed back on this early in terms of these hot lanes. obviously something needs to be done. you're going have to expand the roads. those who

by the time we get to thanksgiving day, from chicago to d.c., to philly, as far north >> this weather report is brought to you by boost. paula. >> i just want to apologize, i harbor no ill will for the snow talk, it's just, you know, i'm over snow and it's only november. >> she's over snow. >> and it's only november. >> i won't shoot the messenger. ill will. >> if you're going to package the snow report, send it rob marciano. >> like snowball. >> we'll explain why sara is holding that phone in just a moment. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- stranded on a paradise island, the american tourists who got caught up in a legal mess and can't leave. >>> don't shop black friday without a plan, we'll map it all deals. and sara. >>> i'm holding up the phone for people who want more behind the scenes action here at "good morning america," you can click on our behind the scenes periscope and we give you a little bit extra there. >> maybe more than you want. maybe. >> my goal is to some day make dan harris dance. >> welcome to national television, ladies and gentlemen.come to national te

d.c. on rhode island avenue north east. is a colorful mural and it spells out the words "the feeling."he night song on his album which is set to be released next week. jonathan: he graffiti's the walls. donald trump will be hosting "saturday night live>" we were wondering if you thought he should be allowed to do this. more than 150 voted. 64% said no, you are not ok with this. 36 said yes. that's how scientific it is. aboutays "snl is all comedy and donald trump is a good sense of humor." you can join the conversations on our twitter page. thanks for weighing in. big news before the country music awards. we will set the record straight on whether quinn stephani and blake shelton are now an item. crime-fighting tennis star? how serena williams reporter: live on the streets of downtown washington your the white house. thein mobile track 7 where group anonymous has been protesting throughout the day. they are doing and antiestablishment protest. they have been creating havoc with afternoon rush-hour traffic. there is the white house. you may be able to see some of them down there. isy ge

d.c., as one of the next targets. >> it's quite scary, living five blocks north of the white house. stephen: while paris recovers from a night of terror and slaughter, life in washington hums along with an undercurrent of dread. >> it's natural to think about, you know, the similar places in washington or the way that something like that could take place in the city. stefs security is stepped up across the city, around national monuments, at the u.s. capitol. and metro. >> it will blow up. somebody will bomb the train. or shoot in the train station. stephen: those we spoke with who live here said despite the threat, they will not change their behavior. >> go on with your daily business, what you need to do and plan accordingly. we can't stop living because they make threats. stephen: lot of people going about their daily lives but many are acknowledging the underlying fear they have now. i have tell you that the terrorism analysts said it would be easy to contain the isis sympathizers but first you have to identify them. and that can be a challenge. reporting live, stephen tschida,

d.c. metro areas and areas to the north, i really think you'll stay dry and that is your weather headline and i'm talking about a november heatwave of sorts and wait until you see the seven day, and i want to look ahead a little bit and i think this will stand out. on friday, temperatures in the mid to upper 70s and even feeling a little bit humid. yes. talking about humidity still in november. looking ahead to next weekend, unfortunately, there is a chance of showers in the forecast saturday as well as sunday. i want to go back to the sharp cutoff of rain impacting the area with future weather. here we are as we work our way throughout the day and we're noticing rain favoring the areas in maryland and fredericksburg. >> monday, 6:00 a.m., overcast skies greet us when you step out the door as we work our way around the lunchtime hours and notice if you're in washington and montgomery county, you can go outside and have your lunch outdoors and temperatures comfortable for autumn and in calvert and charles counties and notice the cutoff of rain favoring areas south of the district and north

dry to the north and east, toronto into new york and washington, d.c., looking at highs near 20 degrees so if not a little bit above that. rain and showers into atlanta and miami and again some showers to vancouver and snow showers into the rocky mountains as we go through wednesday. now i want to take us quickly over into yemen, we've been tracking this system that came onshore on tuesday. now we look at a deep depression. the system is starting to fall apart. we may see scattered showers as we go into the day wednesday. some places may see some wet weather, but in terms of flooding and heavier precipitation, most of that is gone at this point. now looking in the forecast for east asia, high pressure is the big weather mechanism that's creating some clear skies over the korean peninsula, into japan and also into portions of eastern china. now we do have a frontal boundary, with some residual moisture continuing to linger into the areas south of japan so that's going to bring some rai to places like taipei as we go through wednesday, a high of 29 degrees. 21 shanghai, 16 beijing and tok

rainfall forecast over the next 48 hours brings the heaviest rain over north carolina, southeast virginia even back towards pittsburgh, d.could get a half inch to an inch of rainfall. again, the rain will be moving in order ward over the next two days, the heaviest rain will effect areas in d.c. tonight, early tomorrow morning, new york city during the day on tuesday. beautiful weather san antonio all the way through the great lakes, northern new england a cold chilly morning, frost on the pumpkin this morning but it will warm up this afternoon. >> i will take the 60s. >>> still ahead on "way too early," the best of donald trump on "snl" including why larry david may have walked away with an extra 5 grand. when "way too early" comes right back. that's cash back now, and cash back again later. it's cash back déjà vu. the citi double cash card. the only card that lets you earn cash back twice on every purchase with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay. with two ways to earn, it makes a lot of other cards seem one sided. new friskies pull 'n play. (vo) at the friskies playhouse, we came up with with tender string treats cats ca

d.c. metro area, areas north and west we will be more focused on cooling temperatures. i'll have more on that cooling temperature drop in the next ten minutes. we're streaming right now, midday, on facebook. there is my live stream. i will step over to this side so you can see. it will be a behind-the-scenes look. you can see the green screen, the weather center. 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 c

d.c. metro area, but again, i do expect all of this to continue moving up toward the north and east and everybody will get in on the action and that's why you'll need the umbrella over the next 24 hours. take a look at the rain and a lot more rain to go as we move on through the overnight and eventually we'll see an area of low pressure and that will drag some of this moisture out to sea and we'll still get some rain through the day tomorrow. head's up for that and thinking about being outdoors tomorrow and not the best with the rain that's coming in and i think there will be a time and if you think about hitting the roads for the bike, 8:00 a.m., 57 degrees and we've got rain there and noon, no, don't go bike riding and running and temperatures with the rain continuing and by 4:00, yes, that's where you can hit the pavement and temperatures around 60 degrees at that time and we may end the day on a fairly nice note and the weather does improve as we head to wednesday and thursday. veronica has that coming up in the next five to ten minutes. >>> a top safety official wants seat belts for every si

increased, but for some communities like the leach lake reservation, two hours north, the money hasn't trickled down. if you were in d.cth the other tribal leaders right now, what would you be asking obama? >> i would ask him right out to give us the funding so we can build a school, and i wound invite him here so he can see what our building looks like. that's what i would do. >> reporter: school officials say they hope the funding comes through soon before president obama leaves office, if not they worry they might have to start the whole process over again with the next administration. >>> doctors without bothers is out with details of the bombing of their hospital in afghanistan. >> there were no armed combatants observed within the hospital compounds. the rules in the hospital were implemented and respected, including an ironclad policy of prohibiting, not allowing any weapons on the hospital premise. >> at least 30 people died when a u.s. air strike hit the hospital. the report insists the hospital was clearly marked and intentionally targeted. the u.s. is conducting its own investigation. >>> a ruling from mexic

moving to the north but notice the tail of this down to washington, d.c. and these showers are already starting to move to the east. what's going on? why -- if they are moving north, why won't they continue to move what will pull them to the east. if you look at the bick picture, the first thing is a roadblock. it -- if this high pressure right there wasn't in place, yes, they would continue to move tonight north. they can no -- not. there is a low around buffalo. the one offshore is stronger. it will help to pull and steer that low in the direction and also you get tropical storm kate, not coming anywhere close to the shoreline of the united states. but it will exert pressure on the el military -- elements. heavier north of the city and 61 for veterans day. second half better than the first. 62 on thursday. a separate system will come to town with light showers out there. rain is likely on thursday. 59 on friday. kind of blustery out there. but a brighter sky. saturday, 54. sunday, 53. by the time you get to tuesday next week, you are back at 60 degrees ag

d.c. area by noon. we'll keep the clouds around clearing north and east tonight and that's about it. as we continue through your monday as i said, the first half of your monday looking good. your four-day forecast, again, rain this morning clearing. 24 hours. rain will pick back up monday night, tuesday and wednesday and we will start to see some sunshine on thursday and friday. >> all right. thank you, lauren. coming up, all hail the queen or maybe you can call her the gesture. why she had some dinner guests rolling on the floor laughing this weekend. >>> four teens skied to the north pole. they hope to meet president obama at the summit. the president leaves for paris in less than an hour. >>> well t queen of england, she made a funny. a rare joke during dinner with canada's prime minister. you see the 90-year-old monarch hosted a din were justin trudeau. >> that's right. justin trudeau toasted the queen and thanked her for her long and tireless service. >> it gives me great pleasure to be here. thank you, mr. prime minister of canada, for making me so old. >> she was straight face

d.c. >> now they are headed north on the bus. the bus companies are urging employees and passengers to be vigilant in the travel times following the terrorist attacks overseas. >> i would rather just get on a bus. brianne: back here live you can see so far, so good tonight. but no matter which mode of transportation you plan to take, make sure you plan for delays especially for the sunday after thanksgiving when so many are heading home. reporting live, brianne carter. leon: the weather is cooperating. doug: we're going to be in good shape. alison: great. it sounds like nice and mild. doug: a few problem spots. we'll cover that. but the biggest complaint is it's cold. i'm not ready for it. let's get started. we start with a time lapse from mclane, virginia. 36 degrees there now. what a beautiful day! this is a picture replayed all across the area. there is hardly a cloud in the sky. temperatures are below average. we started below freezing but we managed to hit 40-degree mark. at this hour in winchester, 35 degrees. same in gaith

by the time we get to thanksgiving day from chicago to d.c., to philly, as far north as boston, temperatures in the 50s quick sunday morning. temperatures in the 30' s, headed for the lower 40' s, even some 50' s possibility. expect some showers near the >> this weather report is brought to you by boost. paula. >> i want to apologize, i harbor no ill will for the snow talk, it's just, you know, i'm over snow and it's only november. >> she's over snow. >> i won't shoot the messenger. >> thank you, paula. >> ron, sara and i harbor ill will. >> snowball. >> we'll explain why sara is moment. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- stranded on a paradise island, the american tourists who got caught up in a legal mess and can't leave. >> we'll map it out for you to sara. >>> i'm holding up the phone for people who want more behind the scenes action here at "good morning america," you can click on our behind the scenes periscope and we give you a little extra there. my goal is to some day make dan harris dance. >> welcome to national ness. all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way

north courthouse. chopper 4 over westbound 50 at d.c. 295, looking red on the map from the earlier accident. doesn't look as bad as we're overhead with that live picture. 66 inbound okay. 95 northbound, no major problems there. 270 headed into town, from germantown to the spur, 12 minutes. top of the beltway, 95 to 270, 12 minutes as well. >>> make time for the morning cup of coffee. it does more than just wake you up. >>> also ahead, new developments this morning in the search for the person who killed his wife, the wife of a pastor in the violent home >>> welcome back. 6:15. isis threatened washington with a similar style attack as we saw in paris. today around the district, you'll see more law enforcement officers armed for any kind of attack. extra officers are patrolling inside union station. u.s. capitol police on highest alert with threat as well. you're reminded to see something, say something. d.c.'s mayor says all threats verified or not are taken seriously. >> we, like always, are always at a heightened level of security because of our locale. our police department has worked very

north-south corridors. tomorrow's unveiling will be along 16th street in northwest d.c. >> and we're working on getting youer live report from hyattsville, the scene of a firy and deadly crash. at this hour we now know that four people are dead, three adults, one child. we'll go back to derrick ward on the scene in just a moment. >>> now as for tomorrow is concerned you may want to pack the umbrella for the beginning of the workweek. meteorologist >>> heart wrenching. your heart is burning because you're -- you don't know how to feel. >> family and friends getting ready to say final good-byes to 6-year-old jeremy martis. he was killed tuesday night after a police chase in central louisiana. it's still unclear why two police officers opened fire allegedly shooting martis five times and wounding his father. the officers are now charged with murder. the shooting has rocked the community of marksville. >> he was the best kid you could ever think of having around you. for a child to be so loving it was just amazing and the most wonderful feeling you could have ever experienced. >> jeremy martis' funeral will be

d.c., southward. pretty steady rain. we'll watch that come north as this storm center slides close to us. off to the south, that will be during the later part of tomorrow. we're calling for periods of rain much of the time. this will be wednesday's weather. another system brings showers by the time we get towards thursday. here's your day planner. raining for the commute in the morning. low 50s in town. periods of rain through the day. it doesn't look like a huge amount of rain. 56 at noon. 61 will be our high if we get there tomorrow afternoon with a northeast wind. it will be challenging to see if we get over the 60 degree mark. futurecast, there's the storm. here's the rain. watch the time stamp. that's shy of 1:00 p.m. it continues into the evening and tapers off. clouds may break for sun on wednesday. we should be in the lower 60s. the dry weather is there. here comes thursday's system that will bring showers here. and a return to dry and seasonably cool weather towards the end of the week and the weekend. clouds increase tonight. rain by daybreak. periods of rain tomorrow. gusty nor

governor terry mcauliffe says he wants to extend the 95 express lanes two miles farther north to cover 395 up to the d.c. line. just like the express lanes now, they'll be free for car pools of three or more. other drivers will pay a toll based on demand in hopes of easing congestion. not everybody is convinced this will help. >> now for the first time a single driver can get on at stafford and take it all the way to the district line. >> this simply moves a bottleneck to the bridges and to 14th street, it doesn't solve the problem. >> if the plan gets approved, construction would start in 2017 and last about two years. >>> extra police this holiday weekend hoping to cut down on the number of crashes. virginia state police issued a thanksgiving week challenge. drive to save lives. last year eight people died on the roads in virginia during the holiday week. virginia has already had more traffic deaths in 2015 than had this time last year. just this past week nine people died in crashes on virginia highways. only one was wearing a seat belt. >>> good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters. hilton

d.c. getting some of that rain. we seen some sprinkles north and west. so far, philadelphia is completely dry. but it is cloudy. 60 degrees at 7:00. steady rain just after 7:00 and continues at 10:00 this morning. look at those winds, southeasterly at 66 miles, it will be stronger at 1:00 this afternoon t. temperature in spite of the rain will stay in the 60s today. we go through the forecast neighborhood by neighborhood. jessco boyington has your first alert traffic. >> we are checking out the schuylkill. we have no problems around girard avenue. eastbound drive times for the blue route to the vine street expressway a. 12-minute trip. can you see westbound to king of patrici prussia. right now. no problems on the schuylkill. but no real problems on the new jersey turnpike. we have have construction southbound on the new jersey turnpike with the exit to 7a to 195. drivetimes in chester county. no problems on 130 or 202. we are a tad slow. that's because of the addition of traffic lights on 100. otherwise, everything is looking great so far. we'll have an

on the future cast, by 8:00, everything north of baltimore, slow clearing, still clouds in d.c. the temperatures in the middle to low 50s, tomorrow morning, it will be dry. we will come back, though, it will be a brief rest, i will tell you when the showers roll back into the metro area. >>> breaking news right now, prince george's county the police are on the scene of an unusual crime. a car crashed into a tree at spring dale and the driver is suffering from a gunshot wound. we are on the scene to get caught up with the latest. andrea? >> here is what we know. the victim is reportedly in critical condition. that after he crashed his car into this tree behind me. it is springdale, the corner of ladov away. and, the police when they arrived at the scene the victim had already been transported to the hospital by phr-pbs. so -- by ambulance. they went through scouring the area searching for a gunman and the motive. tonight, they do not appear to have either. once again, the victim of a gunshot who crashed his vehicle into this tree behind us is now listed in critical condition repo

d.c. metro and capital beltway, gaithersburg, germantown, rockville, slowly advancing to the north and easti about 10:00 in the morning, a line of showers, thunderstorms to develop from winchester harrisonburg. all this moves off to the north and east. by the end of the day, skies clear and we may even have sunshine late in the afternoon. in the cooler air funnels in. by the time the system moves out, could be anywhere between a half inch and one inch of rain, drier for the end of the work and school week. 65 degrees midday, 68 the daytime high. i promised cooler air, you got it. sunday, daytime highs only in the upper 40's. same monday. wednesday, a huge travel day before thanksgiving, talking 58 degrees, partly sunny skies. alison: not bad. steve: west coast could be a different story. leon: what's new with the caps tonight? robert: trying to make something happen. come on, patty. road, playinge one team on the other in their head. discover the world animals, seen those bere but sometimes they do it on their own mmm foot wow food for giants oooo no wonder no one has eaten this sandwich ki

a lot cooler to the north, and 53 degrees there in new york city, and down south in washington, d.c., a nice improvement to 62, and down to washington are average and we are not done but at mid-day, and the wins are also a factor today and a 13 miles per hour breeze both here and in philadelphia and wilmington on the low side we are looking at 9 or 10 miles per hour, if you are headed out, do wear a jacket as i am wearing right now, the temperatures are okay but we have the cool breeze. by 2:00, 64 degrees and 3:00 a high of 65 and tonight low 50s by 10:00. a nice day to be outside for veterans day ceremonies, we what r heading to a high of 7 degrees above average. a good day for a coat though. sara and rick. >> thank you, see you back inside. >>> a 1500 foot fall that was caught on camera. the mistake he made that he says led him into that terrifying tumble. >>> and a reminder for our viewers, we are teaming up to feet our neighbors in need, join us next wednesday, november 18th, we are raising money to benefit philabundance. volunteers and special guests are on the phone taking dona