we learned mike pence is taking over the transition team. he places chris christie who is reassigned to vice chairman. other members include newt gingrich, ben carson, rudy giuliani, and alabama senator jeff sessions. three of donald trump's children will act as advisers along as reince priebus. >> well, he went off line for a couple days, but president-elect trump is back on twitter. >> he raised busy day in washington. he tweeted that the people protesting his election were professional protesters incited by the media. >> the president-elect appears he rethought his position overnight because early this morning, he said he loved the fact that small groups of protesters had passion for our country and he said eventually we'll all come together. >> after that, he tweeted he had a busy day planned in new york and would be making important decisions about the people who

veterans expressing deep gratitude with the hashtag #thankavet. ryan moore is live with the latest. >> as you just heard, the transition team includes a who's who of political insiders with names like gingrich, sessions, giuliani, and priebus. vice president-elect mike pence is taking over a transition team that includes some of the like rudy giuliani. >> i can see already how he is going to be a great president. and i'm glad i could play a small role. >> it's the first in a flood of personnel announcements twitter teased by president-elect trump. >> we together are going to drain the swamp. >> the candidate who ran against washington's elite is now looking to them for help. gop chair reince priebus is reportedly on the short list to

the president's gate keeper. >> it should be someone who can speak candidly to the president, speak truth to power. >> how representative will this new administration be? there's a lot of bright women out there and the same can be said with hispanics, muslims, he is going to have a diverse cabinet. >> in cities around the country, protesters have low to no expectations of a new president some refuse to accept. on twitter, professionals incited by the media, but hours later, praised their passion. mixed messages from a president-elect preparing to take the stage and the reins of power on january 20th. the inside the beltway fortune tellers are especially looking at new jersey governor chris christie's position being bumped down as head of the transition team. was it because it's natural to put the vice president to be at

kushner, the son-in-law of donald trump, has a father who was put behind bars by christie when he was a prosecutor? an answer to a question we minever know. back to you. >> thank you. >> we want to take you to some live pictures right now. these are more anti-trump protests going on this afternoon. these are some students in minneapolis taking to the streets. we're hearing of a similar scene in denver. so far, all of these have remained peaceful, but it was >> two dozen people arrested during riots in portland, oregon, overnight. masked men not associated with the peaceful anti-trump protests caused a lot of destruction. they damaged light poles and set things on fire. people threw bricks at cars and smashed vehicles inside a car dealership. manager says he still supports peaceful protests but he says

>> looked like people holding like some fires or big smoke coming through. and then they started throwing bricks through the windshields. >> the organizer of oregon's anti-trump protest is distancing the group from the rioters. first add 4 cloox, portland resistance says they will help clean up the damage and raise money for the repairs. >> a much different scene overnight in columbus, ohio, where police looked on as hundreds of pe nearly all of them supported hillary clinton in the election, and could be seen holding signs and chanting, not my president. the demonstrators say they're protesting what they call hateful rhetoric that surrounded donald trump's campaign. >> in the primary, candidate trump released a statement promising to temporarily ban the entry of all muslims into the united states. now, as president-elect and about to take office, there are

actually is going to happen. this was chris gordon with the story. >> the local muslim community is filled with anxiety. their children are fearful that they will be hated after statements made in the presidential campaign by donald trump. but today, the leadership of the virginia state republican party came here in a show of unity to say they stand together with the >> to make sure they know that things that were said before the election, which is we're going to protect everyone's first amendment freedoms are every bit as true today and we'll continue to stand with the community and work with these relationships. >> is the muslim community reassured? ahead at 5 cloox, we'll speak with some of the people who came here today to pray. back to you. >> first at 4:00, it's about to

storm team 4 meteorologist doug kammerer is up. >> we're seeing 30 degrees difference between now and say 9:00. that's pretty dramatic. because you go outside today and you're thinking, hey, it's a very nice afternoon. a little breezy but nice and warm. temperatures in the 60s. take a look at this map. this sets the stage. we're at 63 right now in d.c. right? but look at state college. only at 48 degrees. now, that's 15 degrees de in the 30s in our region by around 9:00. that colder air seeps on in. we already have in place a frost advisory for the d.c. metro area all the way down towards parts of southern maryland. you know we're in for a very cold morning tomorrow, but it gets even colder tomorrow night. in a freeze watch also in effect. we'll talk much more about it. i'll take you hour by hour this evening. i have much more on that in

>> help us to be mindful of what the greatest generation accomplished. how our world war ii veterans stood for righteousness, justice, and freedom. >> part of a somber ceremony at the world war ii memorial, the national park service honors the 16 million americans who served during the war, and officials presented each veteran with a special leaf. at the ceremony. >> thank you, america. and thank you for people like those in front of me who were with us all the way. god bless america. >> dole was seriously wounded on the battlefield and received two bronze stars and a purple heart during his time in the senate, he led the fund-raising efforts

video yesterday. a puppy snatched right out of his owner's backyard. what the owner says happened after the story aired. >> and remember this? dozens of roller coaster riders stuck in the air for hours. they're about to get a big refund. >> and it's a photo that has gone viral. the mom had a chance encounter with hillary clinton. now we're hearing more from her. what she says about clinton's move after the big loss. >> and speaking of the election, we want to weigh in on the nbc washington survey. do you think donald trump can heal the divide in our country? vote during the break. call or text the number on your screen or go to the nbc

this afternoon, gays, lesbians, bisexual and transgender veterans were remembered at a wreath laying ceremony at congressional

surveillance video shows two people walking up to the owner's fence last month and reaching over the fence, unleashing the dog, and walking away. the puppy didn't have a microchip, which might have helped the owner locate his dog sooner. >> good reminder to get that implanted. >> first at 4:00, they got stuck 70 feet in the air, suffering for five hours on a roller coaster. now, they are each getting $10,000 for the ordeal. the washington post reports the judge ordered six flags to pay the riders after the coaster they were stranded on the joker's jinx at six flags america in prince george's county. it was the hottest part of the day in the middle of august when the riders became sunburned, cramped, and dehydrated. firefighters had to use a retractable harness and bucket to rescue them. >> a local church targeted by vandals, and it isn't the first time. first at 4:00, how they're trying to turn this scary incident into a teachable

the road for the holidays. you'll no doubt bring the gadgets with you. what you need to plan for from

of some cold autumn air. the temperatures is about to take a serious tumble. parts of the area under a frost advisory for tonight. storm team 4's doug kammerer

>> first at 4:00, church leaders are trying to turn a case of vandalism into productive dialogue about the black lives matter movement. >> vandals damaged the black lived matter sign outside of a church several times, starting on election night. >> derrick ward is at the christ congregational church in silver springs. >> the sign has been repaired. it's not the first tame it's happened. it's the fourth time. each time, the silver springs community has come together and they h asked for dialogue with the people doing this. >> we love you too so much that we're inviting you to come in and have a meeting with us so that we can understand what it is that you're feeling. we can understand what you're afraid of. we can understand why you feel that your life may not matter because at this moment we're focused on black lives. >> today, they pledged the make this church where it happens a clearing-house for folks who have been discriminated against,

about how they're going to do this going forward. in silver springs, derrick ward, news 4. >> right now, you have seen that viral photo of the hiker who ran into the clintons in upstate new york. >> now we're learning a bit more about her. president bill clinton took a picture of margot and her baby posting with hillary clinton. she said she was on a wooded trail in chappaqua when she came face-to-face with the clintons who were just out walking their dog. she spoke with andrea little more than a day after she conceded. >> i told her i watched her concession speech and i was incredibly moved by it and very proud to take my daughter with me to vote for her. and i think she appreciated that a lot. she hugged me, which, you know, was amazing. and that was really the deepest we went in terms of her mood. >> pretty rare to see hillary

hiking. gerster only has one regret. she wishes she asked the secret service agent to take the picture soez president clinton could have been in it too. >> well, we are going to need to wrap it up tonight, we're hearing. >> sounds like it's dipping pretty low, huh? >> it really is. you know, kind of hard to imagine. we hit 66 a little earlier. by around 9:00, 10:00 tonight, some of you, it will feel like 36 out there. and you're already seeing the difference in the wind right this is chopper 4 up in portions of northern montgomery county. take a look at the color. peak color all around our region. one last weekend, i think you have, for the fall foliage. if you want to take a hike, better on sunday. chopper 4, by the way, heading over towards clarks brg to take a look at the story we're working on in the next 15 minutes. chopper 4, if you see it, wave up to it. those guys doing a good job for us. >> out there right now, looking at a few clouds moving in.

moved across our region has allowed temperatures to drop a little bit. winds coming up. winds out of the northwest at 10 miles per hour. we have seen the winds upwards of 30 miles per hour as far as gusts are concerned. 63 right now, d.c. we're mild in most areas. 63, manassas. look back to the west, starting to cool, down to 53 already in thurmont. 55 in winchester. if you're heading out tonight, take a look at this even's planner. i don't want you to be fooled. you may have just gotten home. maybe you had the 54. by 9:00, 49. by 11:00, at 46. even in the city, could be down to the upper 30s to around 40 degrees by 11:00. that's the kind of cold air we have. make sure to bundle up. it is friday night. if you're out and about, make sure you're ready for the cold air. frost advisory in effect for everybody in southern maryland, parts of montgomery koublty, fairfax county, and d.c. this same area under a freeze

a freeze obviously under 32 degrees. now, areas back to the west, no longer in the growing season here for the most part, so you have already had your frost, your freeze. that's why you're not in that advisory or in that watch. it's a cold night for everyone. radar, nothing to show. we're not sighing any rain in the area so we're going to stay dry through the day. the front is moving on through here. much cooler air behind it. look at the numbers just to the north. 41 in buffalo. 49 in pittsburgh. going to move down. then tonight, look how cold we get. 32 in gaithersburg. 32 in manassas, 31 in winchester, 39 in d.c. windchills tomorrow morning for some oyou will be in the upper 20s. a very cold start to our saturday. equally as cold during the day on sunday. sunday morning will be the coldest morning, even in the city. that's why we have that freeze watch. 37 in the city. most areas into the upper 20s. going to a high of 62. a pretty nice afternoon sunday. monday, good chance for rain

i-95 down to the south and east. then we get into another nice pattern with very nice fall-like weather. cool mornings, nice afternoons, temperatures around that 60 degree mark. looking good there. amelia draper taking a look at a couple weekend events coming up at 4:45. you don't want to miss her. she's working on the forecast right now. >> thank you, doug. >> news 4 is working for you, and the community, with the food for families 4k fun run this weekend. the event takes place on sunday at 11:00 a.m. at the participants should take along a nonperishable food item to donate. search 4k in the nbc washington app. they are some of the most popular smoke detectors in homes across the country, but they just hit a new recall list. which ones could simply stop working, putting your home and family at risk? >> plus, the scam targeting people in the military. why you may want to think twice

a lot of kids were able to use amazon apps to buy things online without their parents' permission. now a lot of moms and dads are about to get paid. ubtwo years ago, the federal trade commission accused amazon of making it too easy to run up bills playing games on mobile

today, a federal judge ordered amazon to start alerting paints in a couple months and make plans to reimburse them in the next year. >> we're working with you to help you with your plans for hitting the road on the holidays. we know the hassles of traveling with kids, whether you're flying or a long road trip. >> mark barger has a few trips and tricks and gadget to make your getaway a little less painful. >> for many travelers, mobil trip. that could be headphones to drown out noisy environments. >> what people tend to do is turn the volume up of whatever they're listening to. that can cause hearing damage. >> noise cancelling head phones block out the ambient sound for adults. this model is compact with 30 hours of listening time. >> noise cancelling head phones cap the levels. >> you could keep your device

>> something will give you one charge for some smartphones. >> some chargers come in fun shapes for kids. in-flight wi-fi can keep you connected but it is limited. >> it's fine for things like checking facebook or sending e-mails but you're not going to be able to download large pictures or stream, for sure, videos. >> wi-fi active before you board can also save money as well as downloading entertainment to lugging luggage can be another painful part of travel. >> if you can invest in a bluetooth suitcase so you can find out where your luggage is. >> the blue smart has auto lock, charger, rate and location tracking built in so you and your bag make it to the right destination. mark barger, nbc news. >> some airlines like delta and american offer smart tracking tags so you can track your bags on their websites. and you might also want to

orbitz says the busiest are o'hare, atlanta-hartsfield and los angeles international. >> we're taking you up live onboard chopper 4 over our area's newest place for holiday shopping. but it's also creating a new problem in an area that already sees its fair share of traffic. >> grab those blankets and coats and get ready. a hue temperature drop is coming over the next few hours and it's coming just in time for our weekend.

the american instinct has never been to find isolation in opposite corners. is to find strength in our common creed. >> president obama acknowledging this week's wild election on this veterans day. he delivered his final remarks as president at arlington national cemetery in honor of veterans day. >> we could be in for a third night of protests, as streets. upset over this week's election. most of them peaceful, but last night in portland, it took a violent turn. police there even called it a riot. >> the president-elect is in new york today and making changes to his transition team. vice president elect mike pence will now serve as chairman rather than new jersey governor chris christie. trump also made three of his children part of the transition team. >> now at 4:30, the u.s. army cyber command is warning some

identity theft scheme. it has notified some staffers about a new phishing attempt. it is a trick to lure victims into revealing private information. cyber command has issued an alert saying sending e-mails to military staffers pretending to be federal human resource officers with the office of personnel management. the warning also says the e-mail includes possible malware, and cyber, quote, consistently meant to impact military and bargained for. neighbors near the clarksburg premium outlet says the traffic in the area was already a headache. now, some say it's downright unbearable. and there's not enough room on the road. news 4's darcy spencer is taking a look at the traffic trouble. darcy. >> well, pat, we've been hearing about the traffic problems for the last couple of weeks, and i can tell you, it's not getting

afternoon. traffic not as bad today, but today is veterans day. a federal holiday. but people who live in the area and those who have been coming to shop here certainly have noticed a big difference in the traffic and the gridlock, especially on the weekends. there is road construction under way outside of the outlet mall, but some are concerned that it's not going to be enough. >> clarksburg is not really built for this you can see it, 355 is a one-way road, springtown is not done yet. there's not enough infrastructure to support something like this right now. maybe in a couple years but traffic is going to be bad for a little while now. >> that was someone who grew up here in clarksburg, so he knows the difference. i touched base with simon properties which owns the mall today. they say they are working with county leaders and

as they can. for the holiday season, as well as into the future. coming up on news 4 at 5:00, i spoke to a woman who says she plans to take a drastic measure to escape the gridlock. back to you. >> can't wait to hear what that is. thanks. going to be a busy weekend in the district as well. between the redskins game, the walk to end hiv, and major road closures. we're working for you to help you get around. >> i'm melissa with traffic and a look at the roads for the weekend. this is a big deal here. 30th anniversary for the walk to end hiv on saturday morning. starts at 9:15 at freedom plaza and aaron will be mc'ing that event. that's at pennsylvania avenue and 13th street. that area there will be shut down between 7:00 and 3:00 in the afternoon. they'll reopen things after the

wisconsin avenue, we will be shut down here, just some lanes and one section, saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. two lanes northbound and southbound, so those between east-west highway and bradley boulevard will be effected by that. this weekend on 70 between 27 and 94, if you're headed that way for any reason this weekend, you're going to have multiple lanes shut down throughout the weekend. your alternates there, 26, 40, 144, all the lanes will reopen delays because of that. redskins playing the vikings this sunday at 1:00 in fedex, and the beltway always a little tricky on game day. >> there are about 30 wildfires burning now across north carolina. governor pat mccrory has declared a state of emergency and more than two dozen counties. fire investigators say arson appears to be the cause of some of them. the state's dry conditions and

fires. same conditions are fueling the rough ridge wildfire in northern georgia. that one started in mid-october by a lightning strike. smoke from the fires could be seen as far south as atlanta. >> and right now, we're in the low 60s across the area, and as the sun sets in less than 30 minutes, temperatures are going to drop quickly with clear skies and really dry air in place. take a look at where you're at right now. 63 here in washington. 61 up in frederick. and by 7:00 p.m., as high school football playoffs get under way, we're in the mid 50s. here's the thing. it's breezy right now, and it's still going to be breezy as we head into the evening hours. that's going to add an additional chill. by 9:00, a lot of us are going to have feels-like temperatures in the 30s. heading out tonight, you definitely want the warm jacket. if you're heading to a football game, you probably want to consider bringing a lap blanket. overnight tonight, if you're in

silver spring, washington, fairfax, you're under a frost advisory that's going to run until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. you want to protect sensitive plants by covering them or bringing them indoors. it's cold out there tonight into tomorrow morning, and a chilly day overall. i'll walk you through saturday hour by hour in about ten minutes. >> thanks. >> employees at a dental office in florida are relieved no one into their office. a man is cleaning the office minutes before a man plows into the office. the room he crashed into is one of eight operating rooms in the office, and normally, there's someone in that chair. >> thankful that nothing else happened. >> we could have had somebody in that room, somebody we care about. it could have been a worse situation. >> police say it appears it was just an accident and the driver didn't mean to do it. >> ooh.

remember. the incredible gift for a hometown hero that brought some hollywood star power to our area. >> plus, talk about going viral. the president and first lady get in on the action that stopped the white house in its tracks. >> on this veterans day, stores and restaurants are thanking the men and wim whoon served our country. >> we posted a list of veterans day deals in the nbc washington

>> two lawmakers want to commission statues of harriet tubman and frederick douglass for the state house. they would go in the old house chamber. they were slaves and eventually abolitionists from maryland's eastern shore. supporters of the proposal say the statues would help visitors learn about important maryland historic figures in the same room where the state abolished slavery in 1664.

celebrates a milestone tonight. the tiger lily foundation marks ten years as one of the few groups that specialize in educating, empowering, and supporting young women with the disease. the celebration takes place in alexandria this evening. the group's founder is a breast cancer survivor. >> this event tonight is going to be celebrating tigerlily's tenth year, my tenth year, and ten years of paying it forward. we're going to be raising money for women who old, living with breast cancer so the money is going to help them to get a bunch of services that are going to help them before, during, and after breast cancer. >> to get tickets for the event tonight or to hear the back story about what inspired this group, search tigerlily in the nbc washington app. >> in an emergency, it's supposed to keep you and your family safe, but millions of smoke detectors are being recalled. which ones don't work like they're supposed to?

life-changing gift.

an american soldier is receiving a very special gift on this veterans day that gary sinise foundation just gave a u.s. army captain a brand-new home. nbc 4's megan mcgraph was in

>> u.s. army captain luis avila, simple tasks like opening a door can be a challenge. but now anymore. captain avila and his family today became proud owners of a brand-new smart home in chevy chase. donated by the gary sinise foundation. with a touch of a sensor or an ipad, captain avila can now go in and o a there's an elevator, a specialized bathtub and shower, and wide open spaces so he can easily maneuver his wheelchair. >> this house now is going to provide some support for this family for the rest of their lives. this is what we call his forever home. this is some place that he's going to live in for the rest of his life. >> a life forever changed by an ied explosion in afghanistan. now changed again.

captain avila's wife claudia was overcome by emotion at the dedication ceremony. >> this home is never going to be a building. this is going to be our house. our home. the one that is going to provide luis to restore his independence, mobility, and pride. >> there you go, bud. >> inside their home, captain avila thanked gary sinise and all those who made it possible. >> thank you for everybody. from the bottom of my heart. i love you. >> in chevy chase, megan mcgrath, news 4. >> because of the veterans day holiday, if you're heading out tonight, you should expect minor changes at metro. trains will operate every 6 to

metro is still continuing safe track work. off peak fares are in effect all day. metro bus is operated on a modified saturday schedule. >> this weekend marks one year since the terror attacks in paris. gunmen tied to the islamic state stormed bars and restaurants in france's national stadium and the bataclan concert hall. 130 people were killed, 9 of them still in the hospital a year later. one of the feels like a war veteran carrying the memories with him like some sort of terrible souvenir. >> a bit like veteran. i will always have to live with this horrible souvenir. you cannot make that fade, but you can learn to live with them. >> they say more than 600 people are still receiving psychological treatment. >> a warning this afternoon

recalled today because they could fail. news 4 consumer reporter susan hogan is here with important information to keep our families safe. >> absolutely. this is a critical recall involving one of the most popular smoke detectors on the market right now. 3.6 million kid night hawk combination smoke and carbon monoxide smoke alarms are recalled. the alarm can fail to continue to chirp when it reaches its seven-year end of life if the consumers to believe it's still working. this, of course, poses a huge risk for consumers not being alerted to a fire or even carbon monoxide in their home. if you have one of these alarms, you should stop using it immediately and contact the company for a free replacement alarm. for specific information on the model alarm, you can head over to our nbc washington app and search alarm recall. scary stuff. especially this time of year,

your segment just so you could be here when all this food arrived. >> i know. >> here on the set, this never happens. >> well played. >> we smell. we smell butter. >> what do we have here? >> amazing pastries. we have the dannish christmas bazaar tomorrow at st. elizabeth's church in rockville. they stopped by. families campaign. they brought this amazing food. look at that. pat and i are loving the dinner. it's that time of year. and kevin in the control room, he has his name on one of those sandwiches. >> nice seeing you all. >> but yeah, so if you have time, head out there tomorrow in rockville. the worth is going to be chilly, but we're talking about this. as long as you have the kids bundled up, that nice warm

cold morning hours. we have the walk to end hiv and aids tomorrow morning down around the mall. that's looking good. it gets under way around 8:00 a.m. chuck will be down there, ann and aaron will be down there. after that, they're going to walk over to the dannish christmas bazaar, and then the redskins game on sunday, they take on the vikings. a warm jacket, the epitome of fall football weather. so often here go right from summer to winter, but whether we've had this last week is the epitome of fall. i love being outdoors, looking at the colors. and they're not great this year, but it's pretty this time of year. not great because of the lack of rainfall. right now, temperatures are still pretty comfortable. 59 in centreville as well as potomac. 62 in riverdale. as the sun goes down, we tumble to the 30s. that's where we are tomorrow

heat kicking on in the house for sure. by lunch time, chilly, 50. the coldest it's been so far this season, probably since april, and then tomorrow night, those same areas that are under a frost advisory right now, you can find out more about that by looking in the nbc washington app. you're going to be under a freeze watch tomorrow night. basically, that means it's going to be another cold night. protect plants, warm jacket if you head out. the same song and dance we get used to this time of year. to end hiv. kids have sports going on. you want long sleeves for them. yard work, i suspect a lot of us doing leaf raking this weekend. better on sunday, warmer, winds not as issue at all on sunday. heading out to dinner for saetd night, you want the warm jacket, and a spectacular sunset out there right now. here's a look at the ten-day forecast. 54, chilly tomorrow. sunday, we start off the day at

you can expect if you're heading down to fedex field on sunday. if you're tailgating and sticking around for the game, what temperatures you can plan for in the forecast at 5:00. monday, a chance of rain later in the day. aside from that, clouds likely blocking the supermoon, and speaking of that, i want to take a shot right now of the moon. beautiful with clear skies in the forecast. so this weekend, make sure you check out the and looking very bright and very big. i think clouds will block our view monday night. tuesday, wednesday, thursday next week, low 60s in the forecast. >> worth stepping outside to see. >> yeah. thanks amelia. >> it's never a good thing when a wild animal finds its way into a populated place where it shouldn't be. >> a deer in stillwater, oklahoma, learned that lesson

released on bail while he waits for a new murder trial. his case was featured in the serial podcast. in 2000, he was convicted of strangling his girlfriend. millions of listeners heard the podcast two years ago. a judge granted a new trial in june. on monday, lawyers for the state of saying the defense should have asked for bail earlier. this is according to the baltimore sun. defense attorneys say he's no danger to the community. >> this weekend, thousands will come out to the national mall for the walk to end hiv. it's the 30th anniversary of the event, and news 4 has been a partner since the beginning. kristen wright tells us about a program giving people with the disease much needed support. >> the hope is that one day

the walk to end hiv. until that day, we keep walking. for places like the max robinson center in southeast d.c. it brings hope to people living in hiv. tony burns is living proof. after his own hiv diagnosis, he helped start the plus-one peer support program and began mentoring derrick and james. >> never, ever in my life have i ever did has meant so much to me. >> plus-one pairs people facing a new hiv diagnosis with mentors who have been living with the virus for years. >> just having that one person you can talk to whenever you need to, it means a lot. >> let your emotions go and not worry about being judged. >> tony and derrick are pictured on a banner on the center. they want those who are

alone. they're planning to expand to meet the needs. >> we plan to make sure that we, you know, renovate. build out, do whatever we need to do east of the river to insure that folks can get the services they need here at this place. >> james and derrick are now plus-one mentors, along with tony. >> i want to see you fly. whatever that means. i want to see you fly. >> the three of them certain that an hiv diagnosis is the be in the district, kristen wright, news 4. >> and you can learn more about the walk to end hiv, including the timing of events and the exact start location in the nbc washington app. search walk to end hiv. >> a man accused of hitting a woman with his car and then dragging her into a ditch and sexually assaulting her for hours is under arrest. how police were able to track

black lives matter sign was vandalized on election night. the message it has for the vandals. >> this is our reality. so whomever cut out the word "black" is still part of this community. >> temperatures going down in a big way, in just the next few hours. i'll show you what it means for your night out on your friday and waking up on your saturday. >> but firs donald trump tweeting about a busy day and then shaking up his transition team. good evening, i'm wendy rieger. >> i'm chris lawrence in for jim handly. mike pence is now taking charge of that effort. chris christie had been leading the efforts. he's going to be re-assigned as a vice chair. ben carson, newt gingrich, michael flen, rudy giuliani, and jeff sessions are part of the team. trump also named three of his children and his son-in-law are

with campaign ceo steve bannon. campaign manager kellyanne conway will be a senior adviser. >> yes, mike pence is in charge. vice president-elect, sitting governor, longtime house leadership guy, too. look, this move makes a lot of sense both professionally for president-elect trump. you know, you look at his entire team, and the person who has the most relationships in washington outside of reince priebus, the chair, is mike pe. christie, who was his transition chair, and let's be frank. chris christie has his own political issues right now in his own state. he might not be the best spokesperson. he just had two former aides get convicted in the bridgegate mess. it's not the smartest way to start your administration. so it both makes sense professionally because of pence's relationship, and also,