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unilateral changes to the affordable care act. the president repeatedly suggested he was going to unilaterally change immigration law. where the members would not trust him. >> so he blaming the president for congress not acting? >> john boehner has always blamed the president for the way this issue has evolved. part of that for boehner is also a political consideration within his own conference on the house republicans are very, very divided about this issue. and some establishment republicans and the leadership would like to see something get done. they've got a lot of people on their conservative wing who just want to focus on border security and don't want to focus on comprehensive reform. >> has there been enough positive reaction to what happened last night that the president may regret not having done this before the election? >> i think it's an interesting question to ask. the president delayed this announcement until after the november elections. it was originally slated for the

summertime. and delayed that announcement essentially to save senate democrats in red states. they were worried this could hurt their re-election chances. almost all those people lost anyway. there is the question had they made this announcement earlier in the summer, would it have mobilized the base and maybe not made a difference in the end? how will this affect 2016? >> hillary clinton tweeted support for this plan almost immediately after the speech. she hasn't been that vocal on political matters but obviously wanted to get her voice as part of this discussion. i think the big 2016 question for republicans, there's sort of a competition, who can come out the most aggressively against the president on this. that's going to drive the eventual republican nominee to right if they're returning to the center, that could be hard for them in a general election and good for hillary clinton if she's the nominee. >> all right, carrie dann, have a great weekend, thank you. you can follow carrie on twitter throughout the day, as president obama travels to las vegas for a rally to promote the executive actions he's taking on

immigration. journalists here in washington are being warned to be on their best behavior for next month's visit from the duke and duchess of cambridge, william and kate. the press gallery sent out an e-mail reminding reporters on the general rules of etiquette and to pay special attention to their attire. describes smart attire for men women a skirt or pantsuit. no jeans allowed. right now as the snow starts falling in upstate new york, worrying about flooding now. how residents are dealing with even worse in a local walmart. plus, are hand dryers in public bathrooms just putting germs back on your clean hands? result of a study. stay with us.

well, you thought they were private, but there are new warnings aboutlu%ññ webcams tha stream video online. a hacker in russia has figured out an easy way to break into a nanny cam and security cameras as well. he set up a website to show the world. nbc's jeff rosen reports. >> reporter: you're watching a mother and her young children at home in new york. every move they make, streaming live online. and they have no idea. we're blurring their faces. on the web, it's as clear as day. this baby recorded sleeping in a

crib. this father walking around his son's room. this man laying in a hospital bed. we found live video inside this day care center. uy this man sleeping in his own bed in new jersey. yet another camera rolling in a bathroom. all of it posted on this website. run by a russian hacker. we're not disclosing the site's name. how is this happening? >> people go out, they buy these cameras. these cameras come preinstalled with a password like 1, 2, 3, 4. they then plug them in without changing the password. >> reporter: it's an worldwide hack. 73,000 cameras streaming live from 152 countries. including nearly 5,000 victims here in the u.s. and it's not only your private the8ipe exact location.

new york's wnbc tracked one of the videos to this kick boxes gym. >> that's not a good feeling. >> reporter: the manager had no idea the russian hacker hit her too. >> knowing that, you know, someone can hack into a password safe security camera is sort of unnerving. >> reporter: in a bizarre new twist, the hacker now claims he's doing it all to help people, posting this site has been designed in order to show the importance of the security settings. to remove your public camera from this site and make it private, change your camera default passward. beyond the obvious privacy concerns here, how dangerous is this? i mean, there could be criminals out there watching. >> that's correct. you're letting millions see the inside of your house. it's pretty dangerous when they can tell when you're home, when you're not home. they know when your kids are home. you're letting almost anybody know at's going on inside your house at any given time. >> new research says a tool that's supposed to stop the spread of germs actually exposes

you to more germs. british researchers say modern hand dryers like these ones that you see there are the problem. the jet air hand dryers shoot air out at 400 miles per hour. researchers found 27 times more germs in the air around them in comparison to the air around paper towel dispensers. they found also five times more bacteria around jet air dryers and warm air dryers. in case you're curious about this, you usually have around 200 million bacteria per square inch on each hand afteroing to the bathroom. caught on camera. evidence your packages are not safe even on your own front porch. plus, the steps schools in ferguson are taking today to prepare for a grand jury decision in a michael brown case. and you heard amelia earlier. 70s in the seven day forecast. how quickly we will feel the warm-up. stay with us.

you're getting a unique view at the massive snowfall crippling new york. in the last hour, we just learned the number of snow-related deaths have climbed to 13. there are new worries about what's going to happen when the snow melts. nbc's dylan dreyer has the latest from hamburg, new york. >> reporter: widespread concern this morning that a years worth of snow over a few days is just too much to bear. >> we've been dealing with numerous reports of collapsing roofs. >> reporter: no sooner had the

snow stopped than residents worked to get it off their homes and businesses by any means necessary. >> i could hear a crack. i looked up. i had about a 16-foot crack between the wall and the ceiling. so i told the wife, it's time to get out. >> reporter: more than 100 patients evacuated from a senior center over concerns the roofs wouldn't hold. the scrape of plow can be heard as crews work around the clock to clear the streets. here in hamburg, more than 30 people have been stranded in a walmart since monday. >> i know exactly where'j%n÷ my vehicle is. it's under ten feet of snow in the main entrance. >> reporter: their cars buried. these guys have camped out, where else, in the entertainment section. others sacked out in the darker automotive section. a fellow captive of the storm made beef stew. when my crew and i left, we got stuck mkuktoo. a plow helped us out of the walmart parking lot. the buffalo bills will have to pit the road as well. this sunday's game against the new york jets is being moved

from ralph wilson stadium to some place that's not encased in snow. >> wow. >> yes. >> that is a lot of snow. are you expecting us to get the warm-up sooner than we thought before? you said sunday at one point. >> sunday, we're looking at warm temperatures. the warmest day is going to be on monday here. balmy on monday. a high temperature of 70 degrees. >> wow. >> hard to believe when we're sitting with temperatures so monday will be the warmest day. then we cool back down. but we're not talking about drastic cold air for thanksgiving. the best chance for rain on the seven day is going to be sunday night. we could even see some heavy rain at times. i'll show you that on future weather in just a moment. news. it's looking dry. travel weather on wednesday not looking too bad either. temperatures coming in in the 30s. 35 is the temperature in washington. pretty much everybody in the 30s. plenty of sunshine across the

area. when you factor in the winds, though, it feels colder outside. this is what it's going to feel like as we work our way into the afternoon hours. only feeling like it's in the 20s by noon. 3:00, not much better. feelingoñmeñ like 26 in gathers. right at freezing in fredericksburg at 26 and out in winchester. getting into the evening, the winds die down around 6:00. the temperatures drop dramatically tonight. a cold night for friday night lights. 6:00 to 8:00 p.m., the temperature around 32 degrees. 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., temperatures around 30 degrees. some spots already in the upper 20s. tomorrow, overall warmer. high temperature of 46. also, the winds are not going to be an issue tomorrow. so good news there. plenty of sunshine. it's a cold start though going out to that saturday morning walk or run. temperature around 28 degrees. by noon, maybe taking the dog out, temperatures around 43. if you do have plans jou s outs

saturday afternoon, the weather not impacting them in a negative way. we've had full sunshine up until this point. after that, clouds do start to make their way in. we'll finish off sunday cloudy. sunday night here at 10:00 p.m., this is when rain starts to movi in. we'll track rain overnight sunday. steady rain leaves the area very early monday morning. here's future weather at 4:00 a.m. then there's only the chance of maybe an isolated shower after that on monday. but a good part of monday is looking dry. so you can get outside and enjoy it. maybe not a bad day to do some of that yard work. 70. tuesday, still not bad. temperature around 60 degrees. there's a chance of showers on wednesday. veronica will be in at 4:00 p.m. updating the forecast. this is a day we're keeping a close eye on. temperature of 51. right now, thanksgiving, partly sunny skies. not too bad. but it is still below our average high temperature which

is now 56 degrees. but, again, for today, barbara, plenty of sunshine. high temperature of 39. >> thanks amelia. police are asking for your help to find a burglar. news 4's richard jordan has the video. let's go to the live desk. good morning, again. >> good morning, barbara. it should not be long before suspected thief. take a look at the video from a home from october 27. so last month. in the middle afternoon, you can see, light day right there. the man at the porch right there by the front door. this is on brown street near monroe in northwest washington. kind of garbage bag. he opens that up and then grabs a package that is sitting on the front step, puts it in his bag and he just walks off. so police are hoping that perhaps this video could help them identify who that man is. they want to bring some charges against him. so if you have any information, go ahead and call police. that's the latest from the live

desk. d.c. police have their eyes on what's happening in ferguson, missouri right now. that's where they are preparing for protests here at home. ón the grand jury decision comes down. police here are preparing as well. all leaves and vacations have been canceled this weekend for officers in the special operations division. those are officers who handled demonstrations and crowd control. we've heard reports that protests are being planned for d.c. and baltimore if officer darren wilson is not indicted for the shooting death of michael brown. mean why, michael brown's father released a new video calling for peace no matter what the grand jury decides. >> hurting others or destroying property is not the answer. i do not want my son death to be in vain. i want it to lead to incredible change. positive change. >> schools in ferguson sent a letter home to parents yesterday saying if a grand jury decision comes out over the weekend, classes will be canceled -- i

guess over the weekend they would not have to cancel classes. police union official says officer darren wilson's defense team is confident he won't be charged in the killing of michael brown. if he's indicted, the officer nk himself in immediately. right now, we're in alexandria, getting a look at the final stages of construction on the new 95 express lanes. look for that video later tonight on news 4. the express lanes are on track to open next month. the 29-mile stretch of toll lanes will replace the existing hov lanes on 95. you can use the lanes for free if you have three or moreeople in the car. and flex pass as well. otherwise, you'll need to pay. there will be no toll booth or ez pass sensors. recall alert. the problem in some lexus vehicles that could cause a fire. you'll want to hear this if you've got a lexus. plus, a happy ending for this wednesday's child we met ten years ago. the part she will play in

tomorrow's national adoption day. stay with us. we'll be right back.

this next story proves sometimes your kids are going to do whatever they want, even when you give them the best options. a new study suggests children don't actually eat the healthy foods served in school cafeterias. johns hopkins researchers

observed over 200 elementary schoolchildren during one lunch period. they noticed 25% of kids chose the lean protein option but a quarter of them did not eat it. half put a vegetable on their tray. 75% didn't have a single bite. look at that little girl. in pink. she was featured on wednesday's child here on nbc 4 back in 2004, ten years ago. she's been waiting a long time for a permanent and loving home. this weekend, her dream will come true. aniah join us this morning along with her sister, who is adopting her tomorrow. good morning to both of you. see you ten years later. you were that little girl. you probably don't even remember it do you? >> no. >> it's been a long time, ten years. you were just 3, 4 at the time i guess. you are going to adopt your sister. did you all grow up together? >> a little bit when she was

younger and then when we -- we were separated when we all went into care, and i saw her a little bit off and on throughout the time she was in foster care but not very much. >> now, you are 26 now? >> yes, ma'am. >> and when did you realize this might be an option for you? >> actually wanted to adopt her when she was 6 and i was 19. >> was that not possible? >> it was not possible because i was currently in college pursue mile degree. it wasn't an option with me being so young. and with her being in foster care, there were other people would wanted to adopt her. who were, you know, older adults who were more established than i was. >> how did you finally win out? >> i -- she got older and when she went back into foster care for the second time, she expressed she didn't want to live with anybody but me. when i got older and i was more established, they called me and asked me could i start the process. i started when i was about 21. we finally got finished and i'm now 26. >> are you excited about what's going to happen tomorrow? >> yes, been looking forward to

it. >> but now you don't remember when we did wednesday's child together? you don't remember going on that boat at all? >> no, i don't. >> now, you had a brother as well. right? because he was featured in this piece as well. was he finally adopted? >> he's actually went to live with my other sister. she did guardianship instead of adoption. so he went with my sister when he was about 11 or 12. so yes, he got to go home as well. >> we are so excited about tomorrow. this happens tomorrow morning. >> yes. >> at the courthouse. and we're going to see a lot of kids, almost 40 children are going to be adopted tomorrow. we're thrilled. i'm going to be there. i'm going to introduce you to the judge who's going to sign your final decree. so we'll see you tomorrow. >> all right. >> cool. workouts are made to accomplish it. photo shop rumors buzz around the subject. now plastic surgeons are being asked to create the latest

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models from 2006 to 2011. toyota says it needs to fix fuel leaks that can cause fires although no injuries have been reported so far. beyonce has been accused of doctors photos to achieve this. in fact, fans were recently all over social media discussing the apparent alteration of the &o cf1 o thighs. it's called thigh gap. it's a much talked about trend in the quest to achieve the perfect body. for men, it's the eight pack which must be better than the traditional six pack that they're after. the doctor joins us this morning with why these trends can be dangerous. welcome. >> good morning, barbara. >> this is interesting, because it hasn't always been. you say these beauty trends do change year-to-year. >> they do change. you know, this is -- we've had -- you know, we've had the twiggy look. one decade where people were super thin. we've had the athletic look. recently, we've had the kim kardashian hips and the angelina jolie lips. so things are changing.

people have to realize this. these fads, the latest is the thigh gap. and we have concerns about this as a profession. that, you know, it's fostering perhaps the wrong direction for people. >> now, when we talk about the thigh gap, we were talking about where a woman sort of has a little bit of a bow leg, right, because you see a space between her two legs. >> right. this latest fad that is being thoughtto be very attractive in women and desirable is having space between the inner upper thighs, as you're approaching the pelvis. >> that has not always been attractive. >> exactly, bow legged, twiggy-like for instance. our big concern as a profession is, you know, not everybody -- many people can never.guxp(rrq+ this. but it's being promoted -- >> -- women have that look --

>> you go on social media now, they're promoting special diets which are basically extreme diets, and exercises to try to achieve it. a lot of people coming and asking for it surgically. >> can you achieve that surgical surgically? >> we can improve it with advanced laser techniques. however, let's face it, let's be real. most of us can never achieve this. most women can never have thigh gap because of their anatomy. >> five years from now, they won't even want it because that will be consider eed bow legged. >> that's important to understand because things are changing all the time. >> let's talk about men too while we have you here. we know men have often talked about having the six pack. now you say they're coming in, asking for the eight pack. how is that different from the six pack? >> it's just sort of -- again, it's an extreme body change that -- some guys can achieve it with extreme exercise. i'm talking about being in the

gym four hours a day. but the majority of us, again, let's be real, can never get this without surgical intervention. there is surgical technique we use cause etching that can achieve this look. >> you put a plate under there -- >> no, it's advanced liposuction technique where we do high definition sculpting with laser to achieve this. it's surgery. >> again, dangerous? >> surgery. >> somebody wants to undergo that -- >> so these are bad fads. people should accept the way they are and make modified changes to diet, exercise, and rarely surgery. >> thank you, doctor. from a surgeon, i think that's good advice. thank you. our time right now, 11:5. hollywood rolls out some of the biggest movies in time for the holidays. plus, amelia segal is back with a look at the weekend warm-up. stay with us.

you'll want to stay with news 4 for updates on several developing stories. president obama's on his way to las vegas for a rally on his immigration executive action. john boehner said the house would not stand idle and let it happen. the president is expected to speak just before 4:00 this afternoon. look for updates starting at news 4 at 4:00. today, house republicans announced they are suing the obama over the health care law, saying the president had

overstepped his legal authority in carrying out that program. the lawsuit was filed today against the departments of health and human services and the treasury department. take a look at this picture we found on insta gram. that's the capital christmas tree. it arrived from minnesota. house speaker john boehner will light the tree on december 2nd at 5:00. after that, the capital christmas tree will be lit from dusk until zxñ11:00 p.m. every through the holiday season. we want to help you get ready for one of the busiest holiday shopping daying of the year. black friday is one week away. about a fourth of us are planning on braving the crowds. you don't have to wait to shop until then. some of the best deals are hitting store shelves this weekend. >> some of the best deals you're going to see will be the monday a little bit over the weekend and then on thanksgiving day itself. >> before thanksgiving, you should check out some websites once you're in the store, you can use an app to scan and price

compare products just to make sure you're getting the best deal. well, the holiday movie season kicks off this weekend. there are lots of options for you and the family as you guys head to the theater for family time and while the kids are on nbc has a preview of the films coming out over the next six weeks. >> if we burn, you burn with us! >> katnis turns up the heat in this third installment of the teens versus tyrant flick finds the government cracking down on rebellious districts and the bow hunter getting angry enough to fight back. spend thanksgiving at work with "horrible bosses 2." they start their own business revenge after a rogue investor takes control. you can also catch "the penguins of madagascar" out of the zoo and on their own adventure. or "the imitation game." >> something is coming.

>> december brings fun in biblical proportions in "exodus, gods and kings" and even larger "the hobbit." the sun will come out december 19 when jamie foxx freshens up the old standard "annie" on the big screen and look for ben stiller once again in "night of williams' final performances. james franco conductsxñ "the interview" on christmas day.  tale mash-up musical called "into the woods" and "unbroken which is a real-life drama angelina jolie directed. >> it's time for a final check on our forecast. it's going to be nice weather, so maybe people won't be heading to the movies this weekend, huh?

>> ed ing into this week. heading into this weekend, it's not going to be so bad. it's going to feel like it's 29 this afternoon. tomorrow, though, we improve by almost 10 degrees. 46 for a high. mostly sunny skies. sunday, a little bit warmer. highs in the low 50s. rain is likely sunday night. but most, if not at all, your sundae, is actually going to be sunday dry. maybe an isolated shower on monday. what a great day outside, aside from that 35% chance, a high of 70. chance of showers on wednesday, so you want to keep an eye on that day, especially if you're traveling for thanksgiving on that day. >> thanks so much, have a great weekend. >> you too. >> 3, 2, 1. >> let the holiday music begin. >> the holiday music season is olally under way in d.c. our own meteorologist flipped the switch at wash fm today. you'll only hear holiday tunes all day every day on 97.1.

maria carey's all i want for christmas is you was the first song on the christmas play list today. a popular one indeed. in case you're wondering, you've got only 33 days to get ready for the big day. 33 days left. you'll getd/(ñ to hear music to you in the mood. that's news 4 for this friday and for this week. we invite you to tune in at 4, 5, 6 and tonight at 11. we will see you monday morning at 11:00 a.m. for news 4 midday. have a great weekend. see you then.

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