now at 11:00, retracing his route. the new approach as police try to track down the man who gunned down a local postal worker.

stun guns, pepper spray and crazy krouse. we'll show you some of the wild scenes that unfolded on black friday. president obama opens up about life after the white house. why his daughter sasha could have the biggest say on what the family does next. good evening, everyone. i'm doreen gentzler. tomorrow morning police already canvassing a maryland neighborhood for new clues in the murder of a postal worker. they plan to retrait his route. show mari stone has reaction from neighbors who are still on edge. >> reporter: that's right, doreen, this neighborhood is stunned. they're saying if this could happen to a postal worker, this could happen to me. it's causing a sense of anxiety in this area. police say 26-year-old tyson jerome barnett was delivering mail in the 1600 block of reed street out here.

suddenly someone shot and killed him around 7:20 last saturday night. police canvassed the neighborhood, but they'll do it again. tomorrow detectives will retrace the route to try to find clues. they haven't identified in the suspects. fellow postal workers have said they worry about their safety while delivers mail in the dark. >> i hope they can him if you can. you know, best way, you know, they can do it, you know, if they can catch him, you know, catch him. i would be grab if they do. >> reporter: the u.s. postal service is offering reward of up to $125,000 for information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. prince george's county police will be out here tomorrow passing flyers, talking to residents, retracing steps to try to figure out exactly what

half. live here in schefferly, notice news4. a grieving father is hoping someone will come forward. 23-year-old nee acpen was shot this morning in landover. it happened as an industrial park after a holiday party. his fane emanuel is aening lo-time employee. he says here at nbc. now he hopes someone will give a tip that can solve this case. >> a clue to whoever did this. to our weather now the it's a cold night out there, but it didn't keep the crowds away. thousands came out for the 23rd annual tree lighting. our own angie goff was the emcee, and doug was out there,

too. he's back here with a look at what we can expect for the weekend ahead. >> i had just an amazing time out there, nearly 5,000 people came out tonight. 15 to 20,000 for the parade. a bit earlier, all of them say one thing -- it's been on the cold side. we know that. we have continued to be rather cold, but i think we're in for a fairly nice sunday and a bit of a pattern shift. this is what we're dealing with. temperatures already in the 20. 28 in buoy, already down to 25 in me that's, a very cold night. we'll talk about sunday in just a bit, but i think this is the more important feature. we have a pattern shift going from the very cold air after the east to much more in the way of mild air making its way in. it will make its way in soon. i'll show you how much of a difference this will make for your forecast. >> thank you, doug.

tonight some black friday shoppers are nursing injuries. this cell phone video from a mall in philadelphia showed two women who got into a fight, then one attacked the other with a stun gun. security guards broke up the scuffle which mall managers say was an isolated incident. another wild scene, this time at a walmart in western texas. police had to use pepper spray to stop a crowd that rushed a sale on electronics. a young boy was knocked over in the surge of the crowd, about but he wasn't hurt. walmart's corporate office apologized for this incident today. a much more subdued scene in our area. it looks like the strategy to open doors on thank giving day paid off for major retailers 97 million americans said they plan to shop today, up from 89 million last year. walmart says it rang up 12 million transactions l.a. night alone. most stores have already closed their doors for black friday,

but now it's the little guys gearing up for tomorrow's small business saturday. david culver covers northern virginia, spending the evening in old town alexandria, where most of the stores are locally owned. >> reporter: with the old town tree lit up, kings street holiday shopping can officially get started. what did you do today? >> we went shopping. >> reporter: the troll ilgiving these shoppers a break. laura has already pick up a few things. i bought a cute top. >> reporter: but she's using tonight's ride to scout saturday's deals. >> i'm saying let's get off and get in these shops. i'm ready. >> reporter: these sisters hadn't heard of small business saturday, but now they're on board. >> i like the small, crafty handmade, a bit more ufeek and

original. >> reporter: shopkeepers are hoping all these crowds carry into tomorrow. >> if we had a bad year or two years, we're out of business. >> that's motto this weekend? small is the new black. >> we have to compete. it's important to have some of these special weekends. >> reporter: laura is all for the push. >> i would rather be in little shops, local people. >> the trollies have stopped running for the night, only to pick up again tomorrow morning. that's when more than 50 starts right here will open their doors for small business saturday. in old town alexandria, i've had david culver, news4. tonight nine people, including a walmart employees are facing charges after a protest outside this store. they blocked traffic in an amendment to raise awareness for the pay for walmart staffers. the demonstrators want the retail giant to increase workers ease salaries. they're calling for a live annual wage of at least $25,000 a year.

>> that allows them to support their families and working environment that makes them feel proud of where they work. >> walmart says the nationwide protest involved only a few of their associates, employees. the company says the retail wages are among the highest in the country. the company also offers health benefits and retirement plans. just hours to go now before the obama administration self-imposed deadline. techs are working through the night trying to get the site ready. tonight the government necessary it's close to the goal. determining how much the website has improved after tomorrow may be tough, since the administration releases enrollment numbers only once a month. starting to feel like christmas. a douglas fir arrived on a horse-drawn carriage this afternoon, first lady michelle obama, her daughters and both of the family dogs were on hand to

greet the crew. president obama talked about the first family's future plans in an interview with barbara walters today. he revealed it may be youngest daughter sasha who has the biggest say on where the family will live. he says malia will be in college by then, and they may decide to stay in d.c. to let sasha finish high school here. another holiday tradition is back in washington. the zoo lights at the national zoo were turned on tonight. this year's display features 500,000 l.e.d. lights transforming the zoo into a winter wonderland complete with animal silhouettes and musical light displays. zoolights will be open every night through january 1st, but closed on christmas eve, christmas day and new year's eve. next on news4, the desperate search for survivor after a helicopter crashes into a pub. family members have their worst fears confirmed. new reaction from a local

airman's parents after a night of c

you go to work on monday. we're following a developing story out of scotland. thinks video just coming into the newsroom of a police helicopter that crashed into a pub. it happened in glasgow, scotland. no word yet on how many peoples have been killed, but we are told there are a number of casualties. witnesses told police there were hundreds of people watching a

band perform when the crash happened. the crew included two officers and civilian -- the moment a crane collapsed in brazil this week. two wokkers were killed and tonight there are concerns whether brazil will be able to host the tournament, since the stadium needed to be finished by jan wear. seven people were hurt after a ferry crashed into a pier along the hudson. investigators say it happened as the boats was attempting to dock in jersey city tonight. 24 people were on board. the seven injured were taken to the hospital. the coast guard says the cause of the accident is under investigation. but they do not believe it was a mechanical problem. tonight the parents of a

d.c. -- he disappeared after levin a -- it appears that he felt into the water by accident. >> if you could mold the picture of the son. >> reporter: he doesn't know it, but the national guard recently celebritied him airman of the year. through their grief, the parents are comforted knowing that others knew just how special he was. >> one of those people you would want to be around in a positive, upbeat, he put others. >> reporter: he was celebrating a friend's birthday when he went missing. he was last seen at 1:30 saturday morning. the search led investigators to the water where divers discovered his body wednesday in fells point near the food of broadway. his pairs are waiting for final autopsy results. it appears -- there's no evidence of foul play. >> our faith will hold us

together. i mean, we've -- in the last 24 hours we've gone through an incredible amount of pain. it's been an absolute nightmare. his dad talked about evan's love for family and friends, especially his 4-year-old daughter. in statements officials from the did, c. national guard called him a friend, patriot and consummate professional. >> i can't even tell you the number of people we've gotten messages from, via facebook, e-mail and text messages, people i don't even know, who have seen the story and, you know, just want to offer their prayers. he was one of the best things that have ever happened to me. >> he spent two years active duty in the air force. his family is working with military officials to plan his funeral.

new road rules in the district will start on monday. d.c. isn't wasting any time in giving tickets and issuing fines. you have to park inside the white lines along the curb or face a $100 ticket. big delivery trucks won't fit in the room that's available. thee have to park on side streets or allies. also a change for food trucks, d.c. is reserving 95 mayess for food truck that is won this lottery. crews are still working trying to repair a big water main break in rockville. a 12-inch main burst this morning. 34 customers have been without water for most of the day including the animal shelter. crews hope to have it repaired by doone. >> let's hope so. >> we'll see more of those with the kind of weather we're having right now. >> water that's on those roads will create some icing issues,

too. heads up for that. we're going to be talking about cold temperatures and then warm temperatures home you about that? we've been on the cold side, really in the icebox across the region. high temperatures struggled to get out of the 30s. many of you today were still in the 30s. a 44 degrees today at the airport. with sunshine, still on the chilly side. late december, cold, that's the way it feels. much more like late december or early january than it does the month of november. as we move towards december, things are going to look up. 33 degrees, that's on the cold side. how about a windchill of 26. anytime that wind blows, it just blows that cold air right through you. all right down to 24 in martins burg, 28 in fred ricks berg, coming in around 25 degrees. the cold spot, right there in manassas, 23 degrees and prince

william county. calvert county coming in at 27. once again, we really would like to see temperatures warm a little. storm team 4 radar, nothing to show. no chance of rain or even snow, but there's a couple chances in the next seven days, at least for some rain. storm tale 4 radar showing all clear across our region, but back towards the west, you can see it back towards pittsburgh. we will see a few more clouds during the day tomorrow. tomorrow's highs may be a bit below today. down to 29 in d.c., 20 in manassas, 2 is in martins burg. temperatures will drop a few more degrees. tomorrow, back into the upper 30s to the west, low 40s, inside the d.c. metro area. i do think saturday will be the colder of the two weekend days. i think sunday is looking pretty good. with plenty of sunshine, a few

clouds with sunshine, too. cool on monday, but still up to 48. 47 on tuesday, 48 on wednesday, then warming up. i do think sunday will be the better of the two weekend days. not as cold. really a nice afternoon. we're going to start off on the cool side, but the afternoon should be quite nice. then we move through monday and tuesday. tuesday could be a coastal system that develops, could give a chance for some of us, closer to the chesapeake bay, and we look out towards next week. this is the pattern change i'm talking about. that cold air will plunge into the west, and allow for warmer air. we're not talking about area 60s are 70s but at least temperatures back into the 50s, and then on friday, friday is

the cold front that will try to come through. and it does look like the cold air will try to move back in. at least we're not talking about the frigid air we have seen so much of. we are running about three degrees below average for the month of november. it looks like that's where we're going to send. >> and pretty smooth goalie goe

another steps in. diane is up next.

so one team up, and one down tonight? >> that's all right. the wizards have been playing so well. we'll give them a pass for tonight. you don't want to make excuses for them, but tonight this team played the best team in the league without bradley beale, or naanee. the pacer are undefeated at home, and it turns out it was wavgt's low it's scoring game. the show before the game, look at his moving. to the game, first quarter, fake sit, takes the baseline and finishes wizards witness, gortat led the way with 17. pacers starting to run away with it, up nine. paul george with the three. game high 23 for him, indiana up 12. then in the fourth, check out this passing here. midair, behind the back to c.j. watson who drains the three.

pretty passing from steven. he finished with ten assists. let's go down a leave. the terps, hosting morgan state. this one, this is the jake lehman show, with the alley-oop to lehman form that tied it at five. terps up. buries the three, a drear high 27. second half, now lehman is going to say, i'll diddish it out. 12 points for wells, maryland wins their fourth straight 89-62. capitals goalie brayden was supposed to have the night off, not because he had too much turkey, but to rest up for round two. when his coaching ran into the locker room, 30 minutes before the game. they had no time to even think about it. the goalie was slated to start

tonight, be he stepped on a puck and slipped, so he had to step up. caps up 2-1, puck to eric, who puts it home. great pass, and finished from g a avosky. overtime didn't cut it, thoughs we're in a shootout. guess whog up in gro above can i. a goal and assist and shoot jot goal. caps with the advantage. last chance foru%p409pe#yhere. didn't need that pregame warm-up. in thes209 semis tonight, second quarter, cooper finds johnny little, who makes this acrobatic catch of the night.

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g9u tonight. thanks, diana. we'll be right back. sometimes you click on the panda cam and it's kind of boring, but other times you get a scene. we saw her cuddling with her mom. >> come here, you. >> they seen seemed to take a nap together at she got her tucked in just right. this is a big weekend. on cub's name. that's when she'll turn 100 days old. she weighs about 11 pounds now, also getting closer to walking, starting to move around. she's going to be all over the place pretty hanging7@3m1 >> now, that is cool. >> now, that is cool. normally we see it >> and 5i!isleeping.

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