in bound at nutley is where we have that crash off to the shoulder. see you in ten minutes. >> thank you, melissa. they're designed to look like a harmless app. kids use them for something sinister. what you need to know about so-called ghost apps. >>> mark your calendar. the muslim calendar that some students in our area will have off next year. >>> the new director of opm. who president obama wants >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >>> get ready for a chilly and breezy morning. right now in the low 50s, maybe mid 50s for some of you. can we expect much of a warmup? chuck is putting together your hometown forecast. >>> montgomery county schools will close on an islamic holiday. they voted to close on september 12th, 2016. teachers will take a professional day. it coincides with eid el aha. this is considered a local victory for parents who have been pushing this for years. >> equality montgomery county. i hope other counties in maryland, like baltimore county and other countries will take this as a blueprint and move forward. >> the board has not d

it happened at the former hoffman laroche pharmaceutical plant in nutley. the train car overturned when a portion of the track apparently just collapsed. >> there was hissing and a loud bang and a loud snapping sound and over it went. >> no one was injured. nutley police say the company is working to remove the cars and clean up. >>> up next here on news 4 at 11:00, record-breaking snow a month before winter arrives. much of the midwest is blanketed tonight. will we see snow here? >>> maybe you've already seen pictures of this. the midwest today slammed with heavy snow from south dakota to parts of wisconsin, illinois, indiana, more than a foot in some areas. the storm made a mess of the roads. a semi overturned on i-80 and outside des moines, firefighters had to rescue a woman who has suv slid off the road down an embankment into a creek. >> here closer to home, we're talking temperatures. >> yes. temperatures dropping. so if it isn't already chilly enough for you now, we'll see temperatures falling even farther. let's take a look outside. we're looking at

eastbound at nutley street, left lane blocked. see the slowdowns, what we're talking about, we pushed this out on the nbc washington app as well. 295 south before east capital street, left side blocked. >>> outside this morning, the cold start for sure. your weather headlines, be ready for a real chill in the air. first thing this morning, layer up, temperatures in the low 40s and upper 30s out the door this morning. let the warming begin as our little november heat wave starts today. we should be 70 or better for most of the rest of the week. today, nice low impact weather day. average high in the low to mid-60s. we should be at or above 70 for most of the next couple of days. we'll

this is 66 outbound near nutley street. the volume but it's not as bad as what we are used to. no problem closer to fair fax. you are at 46-mile-per-hour. we are in good shape traveling to the d.c. area. not because of a crash. there is normal volume. one spot that looks great on the inner loop of the beltway. it will only take you seven minutes from tyson continuing to the american legion bridge. alison: thank you. coming up next on "abc7 news at 4:00" -- sometimes you have to go to the e.r. but the cost of an emergency visit skyrocketed. so sticker shock and how you can avoid not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $500 on the veteran's day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology, plus 36-month special financing. know better sleep with sleep number. john: high deductible health insurance plans have brought down the cost of the deductible but when you use the p

worked 38 years, brought honor to my community in nutley, new jersey as well as every other nutley police and nypd. to have a officer do this we're family. bill: lieutenant, thank you for your time. >> thank you. bill: martha, what is coming up next? martha: bill o'reilly taking aim at senate minority leader harry reid on a law to get tough on illegal immigrants. >> reid understands that violent thugs defy deportation all the time. reid doesn't care. he insulted the steinle family by blocking a vote on "kate's law." martha: why reid blocked "kate's law," why his republican critics slamming him for it. lou dobbs joins us for that. bill: bush 41 taking aim at close advisors to bush 43. surprising new revelations in a new book by george h.w. bush. >> george bush was his own man and he did things particularly i think in the foreign policy sphere that were somewhat different perhaps than might happened under a president reagan. [ male announcer ] eligible for medicare? that's a good thing, but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. s

from nutley, new jersey, please welcome reshan richards.ome back, buddy. good to see you. welcome back. you know, we talked last time you were here-- not only do you have your third child on the way, but then you filled me in on some other reasons why you could use some more money. >> yeah, so some people would say it's risk-taking or maybe it's just bad decision making-- >> or crazy. >> yeah, so i left my job a few weeks ago, as has been mentioned, but also we just decided we're gonna purchase a home for the first time, so, i don't know. doing a lot of things at once. >> so you quit your job to begin a start-up. >> yep. >> a third baby on the way. >> yep. >> you just purchased a new home. >> well, we're trying. well, i have to go to the bank and say, like, you know, "i'm relying on this game show to kind of, like, cover things." but i don't think that's gonna fly. >> tell them chris harrison will just cosign for you. >> yeah, yeah, there we go. >> i got this. >> all right, cool. >> he's good for the money. he's fine. he's six away from the

then heading over to nutley, northbound. over on the new jersey turnpike lanes, there's some police activity out there before exit 13. delays are building. head over to the truck lanes in the meantime. alternate side of the street parking rules in effect today. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >> lauren, thank you very much. >>> new this morning, street massive water main break on long island. take a look at this flooded bank parking lot on hawkins avenue in ronkonkoma. officials say a 12-inch pipe broke about 11:00 last night. suffolk county water authority rushed to the scene, shut off the main valve. southbound hawkins avenue is now closed from school street to portion road. >>> right now, a woman is dead and police are searching for the person responsible. the woman was struck by a hit-and-run driver at cropsey avenue in bath beach. so many of these stories lately. >> reporter: absolutely, darlene. for the people who live around here who saw the aftermath of that hit-and-run here on cropsey avenue, one trage

this is outbound on 66 working past nutley street. these are the delays to expect. we still have slowing. crash near the fairfax county parkway. let's talk about the delays. 66 is you are seeing heading outbound at 10 miles per hour. the earlier crash is gone and still in the teens. a crash coming in to cause a backup. the northbound traffic is typical in the time. and still some westbound out there. so you want to be careful. let's get more on the weather. >> in the race that will continue in the overnight. zoom in to catch this. moving toward barryville. extending eastward. more of the patches and the not raid to the heavy rain in the overnight hours. the source of rain is off the coast of north carolina. the fture cast will show steady rain that is indicated in yellow. for tomorrow morning's rush hour. this should continue to push out of the area. most rain should come in and the clearing is tomorrow night. we are in fine shape on wednesday. cold front thursday and showers to get ready for the breezy and the chilly weather overtaking the region through friday and

steve nutley is the author of two books on community policing. in terms of that aspect of law enforcement, this set back community policing a decade? >> it has across the country a decade. no justification for what the officer did. i have spoken to law enforcement neven though the kid had a combiechlt >> he had a knife and he was not threatening at all. he was walking away from the police. the other officers didn't shoot. you don't pump 15 other shots on a person on the ground. >> why does that happen? is that rage from the officer? >> it is it's good question and only answered if you find multiple complaints over the officer. what the police department is going to have to do is look at his track record. >> most police never fire their weapon in a course of a career. >> they are well trained to defuse situations like this. if the kid was attacking the cop and felt threatened, they would use necessary force. you are trained to use necessary force but not kill. >> is more training the answer? >> training is always part of the answer. but if you hav

why all of these problems all of a sudden. 66 and nutley, no problems in or out of town. and 270, old 100, they had the camera turned around. just after 80 there's a crash on the right side of the roadway. we'll see you back here in in ten minutes. >> thanks, melissa. they have found the bridge deck. it saving off the bahamas. 33 mems were onboard. they're still looking for el faro's black box that was attached to the bridge deck. >>> check your cabinets. campbell's food company is recalling spaghettios. small polices of red plastic from the can's lining have been found in a small number of cans. ice for 14.2-ounce cans from the indicate of february 22nd, 2017. if you have one of these, turn it in for an exchange or refund. >>> we have tips to help you out. "news4's" transportation reporter adam tuss talked to one mom who was traveling with her son for the first time. she also works for the tsa. she said the biggest thing you can do is leave unnecessary items at home. she said ajejts want you to make it through quickly and efficiently as well. >> don't be afraid to ask fo

we had a crash to the side of nutley street. that cleared quickly but we still have a backup behind it. let's move to the maps to focus in on other issues. 66 was slowing in the teens. we also have activity on the outer loop. the right lane is blocked. in d.c. an issue on the freeway. so heading to the 11th street bridge is before 6th street. we have a lane blocked. it's congested. once you get to the 11th street bridge you have to head north to the harbor. it's slow-go. we are seeing the same thing. that is a look at traffic. back to you. leon: thanks. appreciate it. alison: let's go ahead and check of the weather tonight. chilly out there. it's windy. i know someone who knows it firsthand. leon: all right. doug hill out there waiting for the tree to get lit up. doug? doug: we are coming up. probably around 6:15-ish is when they will do it. a musical program. santa will arrive on a harley with a sidecar. this is crazy. but it will be a lot of fun. a lot of kids starting to gather. warming pits all over tysons corner. the combin

retiled lieutenant nutley. and we have a forensic pathologist. when you're investigating a crime like this, it's pretty unusual that a burglar goes to a house with a gun to shoot somebody, isn't it? >> yes. it's very unusual. and it's unusual that a burglar goes to a cul-de-sac because there's no imminent escape. i would hope before the police clear the husband, and this is the theory, that they learn about his pattern, the times he went to the gym before this day, that they learn about the relationship between him and his wife, that they look at the e-mails and they look at the electronic pattern that may have come into that house via computer. well, they don't even have to go to the social media posts and so forth or the texts between them. he gave a sermon october 27th in which he said my wife and i got married, everything was a great at first and then we went to marital counseling and that kind of thing, but police say he's not a suspect. >> i think they discounted him too soon. there was a burglary prior to that incident in that house, by th

eastbound at nutley street, left lane blocked. see the slowdowns, what we're talking about, we pushed this out on the nbc washington app as well. 295 south before east capital street, left side blocked. >>> outside this morning, the cold start for sure. your weather headlines, be ready for a real chill in the air. first thing this morning, layer up, temperatures in the low 40s and upper 30s out the door this morning. let the warming begin as our little november heat wave starts today. we should be 70 or better for most of the rest of the week. today, nice low impact weather day. average high in the low to mid-60s. we should be at or above 70 for most of the next couple of days. we'll detail the exact highs and lows at 6:21. 30s and 40s on your way out the door. poolsville, virginia, near 70 for a high today. tom is back in ten minutes. see you then. >>> we begin with decision 2015. the polls are now open and today you have a big say in several local elections. the entire virginia legislature on the ballot and every vote will count

slowing down folks a tad is morning as you're getting off allentown road near andrews. 66 at nutley and 395 north at seminary road, remember, we still have those accidents there. they are all on the shoulder. should not be slowing you down. just a little warning there. prince gorges county looking good. nice and green. everything is moving just fine. see you in aew minutes. >>> right now, tensions are high at the university of missouri where police say they were investigating multiple threats to black students on campus. in just the last few hours police and the schools said there is no threat. they also told students not to spread rumors. the threats were posted on social media yesterday after all the campus protests against racism. nbc news said some students left the missouri campus overnight to make sure they were safe. >>> right now several parts of the country bracing for seriously severe weather. the areas that could get hardest hit. >>> major news when it comes to virginia veterans. the breaking announcement we're standing by for. your time right now is 5:14. >>> breaking news j

nutley, 21 south near park avenue, that is another accident. we have alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. lori and ken over to you. >>> all right heather thank you. a change of plea hearing will be held next month for robert durst, the new york millionaire accused of murder. >> and prosecutors say the 71- killed his longtime friend susan berman in her california home back in 2000. he now plans to change his plea to a federal weapons charge in new orleans. a move that his lawyer says will speed up the murder trial in l. a. >>> 5:00 and we have breaking news right now in russia, new developments on the plane crash over egypt. russia just said that plane was brought down by a bomb. now president putin is weighing in. what he says, next. >> plus new developments out of paris overnight and france launching new air strikes on isis. detailsen what targets were hit ahead. >> and you definitely need to bundle up a little bit more than yesterday. before you head out the door today. most of the tristate will struggle just to hit 50 degree

nutley's because of the effective forces the kurds are deploying.ed to do more. -- not least because of the effective forces the kurds are deploying. we need to do more. the longer it survives, it's credibility grows. youthppeal to radicalize all over north africa and into europe grows. stephanie: mohammed? >> what i find interesting is it's not just about dealing with nonstate actors. the retail segment of the nonstate actors are much harder. i agree with the article they -- you need a response in terms of more force, but the issue of diplomacy, creating safe havens within these countries so that there isn't this incredible push out. this notion of you need a whole menu of responses and not just one. and you need to do it in a coordinated fashion. about talked yesterday charles pierce's blistering op-ed in esquire magazine saying, where the gulf states? -- where are the gulf states? do you have an optimism that the gulf states can join us in a new realism about these retail terrorists? >> i think you will get a response. but they point out is, wher