take a look at that, tear gas, flash marching across the country. we're going to take you to the escalating confrontations with anti-trump protesters. donald trump and shifts part of obamacare. speeding cops in and out of rush hour. the dangerous chase and what we're finding out about a fast-flying biker.

it was riveting to follow. >> hello. we welcome you in on this saturday, november 12th. it's chilly out there. >> you have that right. it is a cold start this saturday morning. we have a clear sky. there's a big area under a frost advisory, all these counties you see in fairfax, these are many areas that have not had a hard frost yet so it's a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. if you have any tender outdoor plants on your front porch or something, bring those in. they could be harmed if you don't that. right now we are down near freezing. reagan international now at 39.

we saw this, protests dividing communities across the u.s. it's reaction to the election of donald trump. in portland things turned violent. a man was shot following a confrontation with someone in a car. he is expected to be okay. in downtown los angeles thousands of people have filled the streets. the this week. president elect trump is showing some signs of compromise when it comes to the affordable care act known as obamacare. donald trump says he will try to keep some of the most popular parts of that law intact, that includes the portion that covers people with preexisting conditions and the measure that allows young people to stay on the plan until they turn 26, but

>> we're going to repeal and replace it. we're not going to have a two-day period and a two-year period where there's nothing. it will be repealed and replaced and it will be great health care for much less money. >> in that same interview trump spoke about his phone call with hillary clinton. he said she was gracious and kind, telling him congratulations after the votes came in. the president elect says he thanked her and told her she was governor chris christie is out and mike pence is in. pence is going to lead the transition team. on friday trump chose the members of his team. he will be joined by former new york member, house speaker newt gingrich and ben carson. tomorrow on "meet the press"

is next now that the election is over. virginia's gop lawmakers working to reassure local muslims they will not be banned from coming into the u.s. local leaders met with members of the mosque. they tried to reassure that donald trump's campaign promise to ban muslims is unconstitutional and they do not support it. here's what some members told us about whether it >> i do believe that muslims. >> i don't think so. i think it's probably something that was mentioned during the campaign trail, but we have a constitution. >> congresswomen barbara comsock says she thinks trump is softening on the ban. there's a new black lives

somebody vandalized the sign for the fourth time. church leaders would like to talk to the vandals. a suicide bomber calling at least four and hurting 14. bagram is the largest u.s. military base in afghanistan. the attacker was looking for the opportunity to do the most damage. the base is investigators try to make sure it's not part of a largerr plot reaction pours in after a soldier with killed in ku wait. murray enlisted two years ago and a spokesperson told him an outstanding soldier. he was 23 years old.

developing story in prince george's county. police investigating a man who was found wounded and crews rushed him to the hospital, but he didn't survive. police have no idea who shot him or why. if you know anything that can help them out, they want to hear from you this morning. many coming into town from across the country to take part to walk to end hiv. national mall. proceeds help fund services in d.c. the plus one peers program peers people with mentors who have had the virus for years. >> just having that one person you can talk to whenever you need to, it means a lot. >> you can cry and let your emotions go and not be worried about being judged. >> they are continuing to grow the program and always looking for mentors.

the walk to end hiv and news 4 is a proud partner. we will be there this morning. >> looking forward to that. developing now, officer shot, a suspect killed, the dangerous search in neighborhoods in idaho that led to a police shoot out. what we're finding out about the fast flying biker and how

if you run over somebody, it's usually because you were driving too fast or you didn't look before you turned or you didn't stop for someone in the crosswalk.

this started as a search for a fugitive and ended with two cops in the hospital and a police canine dead.

officers and the k-9. officers fired back killing the man. detectives tracked down a sexual assault suspect in north carolina. he is accused of crashing into a woman's car and sexually assaulting her on halloween. he said he intentionally crashed into the victim's car on the highway. woman out of the car, assaulted her on the side of the road. he is charged with rape and aggregated sexual battery. we have new information about a deadly assault inside an assist add living facility. the victim was 82 years old and the man who assaulted him was 72. this happened last month in alexandria. paramedics rushed the victim to the hospital where he died that

it is the sixth homicide this year. you may want pants instead of shorts for your run this morning. major delays on metro this weekend, while all lines could

we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality.

getting an early morning run in or a bike ride you'll need to layer up, but by 9:00 temperatures in the mid 40s and sunny with a light breeze. a good day to get out and get exercise. by noon time low 50s and then hitting upper 50s by mid afternoon. next chances for rain, coming up in a few minutes. a look at the roads for the ween this is a big deal here. 30th anniversary for the walk to end hiv on saturday morning. starts at 9:15 at freedom plaza at pennsylvania avenue and 13th street. that area will be shut down between 7:00 and 3:00. they'll reopen things after the 5k and the walk is over.

down here, some lanes in just one section, two lanes northbound and southbound so both directions east/west highway and bradley boulevard. between 27 and 94, going to have multiple lanes shut down throughout the weekend. your alternates there, 26, 21, 24. all lanes will reopen by monday morning. they are delays. redskins playing the vikings at 1:00 this sunday and fedex beltway always tricky on game day. we're going to take you from the roads to the rails where more waits on metro this weekend as crews do work on several lines. that's what some of you can expect. orange, silver and blue line trains will operate every 20 minutes. yellow and green lines will

green belt and shuttle buses replace trains because of safe track work there. if you were like me you were following this motorcycle chase live. we have new details about the man police chased about an hour. only chopper 4 was up live for the whole thing and news 4 shows us the peaceful >> reporter: the images were astonishing, police pursuing a man from fairfax county into lowden county. police blocked the intersections in their attempts to stop him, but he boldly passed them a few times. search lights from u.s. park place and fairfax police helicopters illuminated the chase and at one point officers

>> we're very careful how we pursue in any kind of chase and in this particular chase we were able to keep an eye on him. >> reporter: drivers on route 7 and people watching the live signal from chopper 4 were transfixed by the chase. this picture was tweeted from the press room at verizon center. it finally came to. the rider seeing the followed commands to get down on the ground. he was taken into custody. >> what i understand he gave up. i think he came to that left turn lane and decided to give up. >> reporter: a flatbed tow truck was called to remove the motorcycle. police did not reveal the initial reason for the stop.

of a police and felony concealment of a vin number. he's in jail without bond this morning. police hope a new picture will help find a missing student. the 21-year-old student was seen yesterday afternoon. new pictures show her leaving the hall around 4:45 on thursday. she had a camping backpack. she's about with blond hair and hazel eyes. police in montgomery county want you to see this picture of a 12-year-old girl seen her in germantown home friday morning. she's 5'3'', 120 pounds with long black hair and brown eyes. it's tough to think about snow, let alone how much might fall this winter. >> when it comes down to the

calculated in the district. the official measurement is taken at the reagan airport. now the congresswoman wants the site moved to d.c. she says it is critical when applying for disaster aid and makes sense. it's something a lot of people don't think about or know, right? >> right. there could be fie inches of snow and here we could have 15 inches of snow. that's a good call. here this morning it is wintery cold. here is the live view from our storm team 4 tower camera. that sun coming up at 6:48 this

degrees, suburbs and rural areas. reagan international is at 39. we have all these counties in blue under a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. it includes southern montgomery, fairfax, the district, the eastern shore. so if you do have any house plants outside, bring them in because they could be harmed by this frost. you still have a chance to do from 1:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. on sunday. these areas, about the same areas, that have not really had a hard freeze yet, you'll get that likely tomorrow morning. the growing season ends for that zone by dawn tomorrow. as we look at this live view from our satellite image, we can see there are no clouds anywhere. the flow coming in from the north and west from an area of

glow over the capital this morning. by 10:00 we'll be near 50 degrees. going to hit maybe 58 by 4:00 and then by 6:00 the moon will be rising and around 50 degrees and then back to the low 40s and that freeze tomorrow morning will be down in the 30s. afternoon highs on sunday, the low 60s and on monday mid 50s. afternoon and then through to next weekend we stay dry and a chance of showers late saturday evening. next week is looking dry and chilly. that's the way it looks over the next ten days. i'm taken aback by this. i'm in complete shock. >> a life changing act of

can't see it. can't taste it. but there's so much more to it. here's how benefiber? works. inside us are trillions of good microflora that support digestive health. the prebiotic fiber in benefiber? nourishes them... and what helps them, helps you. clear, taste-free, benefiber?. ?? stand by me ?? vo: for dominion, part of delivering affordable energy includes supporting those in our community who need help. our energyshare program does just that,

it's more than helping customers, it's helping neighbors. ?? stand by me ?? the next times you go to buy a used car, you're going to want to look at that sticker in the window. the federal trade commission updating what's required to be on that buyer guides will include information about warranty disclosures and adding air bags and major defects that could happen in a used car. this story got a lot of love on social media last night. fans last night at the wizards

virginia. >> he was on the court when his family got the surprise of a lifetime. >> reporter: u.s. army sergeant is overwhelmed with happiness as he receives a standing ovation at the washington wizards game on veterans day. his family is by his de >> i am taken aback by this. i'm in complete shock. >> reporter: the iraq and afghan war veteran was honored with a brand new custom built mortgage free home in virginia, thanks to a nonprofit group that helps wounded veterans and their families. >> i'm completely surprised. we had applied through the organization and they do a

pathway. >> reporter: the sergeant received the purple heart after he was wounded in 2011 after his jaw was shattered and he suffers from ptsd and has a service dog. the crowd at the verizon center appreciates his service. >> say thank you to him and feel >> when you hear somebody say a simple thank you, we don't look for it, we don't expect it, but when you hear it, it's nice to know that other people think about you. >> reporter: he has a lot to think about. >> what's the first thing you're going to do in your new home? >> probably cry. i would say fall to my knees, but that would hurt a lot. >> reporter: in northwest d.c.,

6:27, your time on this saturday. if you're heading out, look at temperatures right now. cold out there. grab your coat on the way out the door. we have tom updating the forecast and how long temperatures are going to stay in the 30s and 40s. it's 6:27 right now. while the white house prepares for a new president, major changes are happening on capitol hill as we take a live look. the major transition about to get use of force. >> we have this to show you from our feeds from overnight. police breaking up anti-trump protests. the new conflicts with officers unfolding in several cities across the country.

we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality.

rage on in the wake of donald trump's presidential win. in portland a protest turned violent when someone in a car got into a confrontation with another person and got shot. the president elect appears willing to compromise on parts of obamacare. this morning thousands heading to the national mall for the 30th annual walk to end hiv.

the cause. the walk gets under way at 9:20 this morning. we welcome you back in on this saturday. a cold start to your weekend. good morning. >> it is brisk out there. for the walk they're going to start pretty bundled up. >> layers are a good idea so you can shed them along the way. we have tom tracking the forecast today. warm up a little bit too. >> right now we are at or below freezing. many of the suburbs and rural areas and in town we're down in the upper 30s. at dawn, about 15 minutes away from sunrise, that sun coming up with cold temperatures. it's near 30 from the shenandoah valley to the bay, but on the waters it's around 40 degrees,

weekend and into monday. chilly and dry for this saturday and a cold start tomorrow morning. it may be colder than this morning. chilly on monday. our next chance of rain looks to be monday afternoon. >> thank you. the white house is not the only place set to undergo a transition. changes are happening at the capital. news 4 explains. >> reporter: we're outside the u.s. house monday morning at 8:00 a.m. new member orientation begins here and the newly elected can learn how to navigate the hallways and there will be security briefings, training sessions. it's a week full of activity for the dozens of newly elected members of congress and soon thereafter all the office moves begin. veteran members of congress get upgrades to bigger office space

first ever capitol hill offices. we found those office moves after election day cost taxpayers about $1.5 million. it is important week for the newly elected, even though they haven't taken office officially. >> there's a lot of decisions they have to focus on over the next 75 days and then they get sworn in and america expects them to have solutions. the expectations are high and you have all these operations and functioning of a congressional office. >> reporter: these are critical days for government job hunters. important time to network and get in front of the newly elected members of congress. at the capital, scott mcfarland, news 4. president elect trump spent nearly 17 months campaigning for and winning the white house, but now it's unclear how much time he will spend here in washington. the new york city times reporting trump was shocked when

spend most week days at the white house and on the weekends he could jet off to new york or palm beach. we are following a developing story out of south korea. tens of thousands of people in the streets rallying to demand the ouster of president park. her presidency has been scarred by suspicion that she let a long time have access to government documents without clearance. that friend is facing charges after she w from south korean companies. uncovering horrific isis held territory in the town south of mosul a mass grave was uncovered. more than 300 bodies were body in that area. iraqi place said suspected police collaborators were taken

many people celebrate the news that prince george's county was getting a new hospital, but after reading the fine print council members are raising concerns and that includes the county giving away land worth tens of millions of dollars. more on that story. >> reporter: with the university of medical system opens a new regional medical center, they will take control of two hospitals, but several george's county council members are saying they were never told how far that control would go. >> when this was building was conveyed the land will go along with it. it will be basically i call it gifted or given away. >> reporter: combined both sit on nearly 100 acres of valuable land worth tens of millions of dollars. spokesmen say that land is part of what's paying for the

last month. >> my assumption meant the bricks and mortar and whatever equipment was inside but it meant the land as well. >> reporter: council members are supporting a bill. they worry the land could negatively impact the deal. legislation as it relates to these facilities, however the administration is working on a resolution regarding the transfer of these facilities. part of the restrictions in this bill includes that medical facilities remains on these lands and if the hospital decides to do something else with the property they use union and minority contractors to do.

coming up on 6:37, she's one of the most vocal justices on the highest court in the land. the new rule she is taken on. have your kids taken your phone and bought something without your permission? why you could be owed money from

dressed in a bright red parka secretary of state john kerry touring an arrowty kau. he stopped the a a government research station that operates near the south pole. he spent time talking about the effects of climate change on the continent. he is the highest ranging official to visit the area.

center for one night. >> she is performing a ramkom called the daughter of the region meant. it is her official debut with the washington opera, but she's been an expert in three other production. she said she couldn't have a day and night job so at least she did what a lot of us have trouble doing, saying no. >> it's a speaking role, not a singing role. redskins fans you may need a sweater on game day. tom is tracking your football forecast and what to expect at fedex field.

we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality.

the "today" show is next. >> let's get a preview now. we are joined live from new york. good morning. >> this is our cuban king, don't you know.

>> we have a lot to talk about. first of all, we have the latest on another night of anti-trump protests around the country. one person shot in portland, this as we get more information on the president elect plans for the future and who is being named as his transition team. we're going to give you a reason to smile talking about dave chappelle's comeba he is getting ready to host "saturday night live." doctors say exercise is good for mom and baby during pregnancy so dylan is trying prenatal yoga. we'll get to see the rockefeller christmas tree in person when we get started right here on "today." >> that's exciting. >> we'll see up then. happening today, jury

unarmed black man near the university of cincinnati. on friday the panel told the judge they could not reach a decision on murder or voluntary manslaughter charges. she ordered them back to work. she told the jors they had all the information to make a verdict. two teenagers are in custody. a 17-year-old from ashburn was 16-year-old from virginia also facing charges. last friday night two men were stabbed near an apartment complex. one man died and another was hurt. the victims appear to have been targeted. residents in peru have been evacuated after explosions that

evacuation. the eruption shot more than 4,900 feet in the area. thousands of residents forced out. southern peru is home to more than one dozen volcanos. counties in tennessee have wildfires burning this morning when trees behind a home caught fire on friday neighbors and policed to work together to keep firefighters arrived. one homeowner used a rake and garden hose. if you're an amazon customer you might be owed money back. >> reporter: the court's ruling in seattle could cost amazon tens of millions of dollars, a massive refund for parents of

permission. in a lawsuit filed in 2014, the federal trade commission says many of these games invite children to obtain virtual items in context that blur the line between what costs virtual currency and what costs real money. amazon declined comment. apple and google have settled similar lawsuits. >> my reaction when i saw the bill was panic, utter >> reporter: morgan let her son play free video games and he clicked on virtual money that cost his mom real cash, $3,000. >> he knew that he shouldn't really be doing it, but he had no concept that he was spending real money out of my bank. >> reporter: so what's a parent to do? companies have implemented safe guards. you can protect yourself by tapping on settings and then

have an understanding that digital currency is really currency. >> reporter: morgan was lucky. she explained and apple gave her her money back and now amazon has been ordered to reach out to eligible parents and offer them a refund that could cost the company tens of millions of dollars. nbc news, los angeles. >> that is something that resonates with a lot of parents, not only with amazon, but apps prior to it can easily be done. for nearly 20 years it's honored the service of female veterans, but the memorial at arlington cemetery could be no more. >> you may not have realized what's behind the walls near the main entrance of the cemetery. i met with the woman behind the effort to keep it and the stories it holds alive. it's free to walk in and learn

sacrifice. >> we need to preserve this memorial. it's important to our women and america. >> enlisting herself in the fight to keep the women's memorial open, retired army general, she saw a lot of change for women in her three decades of service. >> if i came in if a woman was pregnant, they had to get out of service. just before i came in you couldn't join the military if you were married. >> she took over the foundation cuts, restructured, but it wasn't enough. >> if we can't raise the funds, we might have to close the doors to this memorial and that would be a national shame in my opinion. >> let's go down and cut the ribbon. >> when it opened in october of '97, you could see the pride amongst the crowd of mostly women veterans like this service pilot, who died last year.

because my grandmother's greatest dream was to have her legacy as an air force pilot remembered by future generations. >> she has the markings of past fights. this tattoo recalling the act of congress it took to get her grandmother and other members buried here at arlington. these women encouraging other female the memorial base. >> it's a way to keep our legacy. we have a story. >> stories now at risk of being lost, forgotten, should the memorial that houses them no longer exists. >> it's a place they can say i did something important for america. >> so if you're interested in making a donation, open up the nbc washington app and search women's memorial and we've

spring if they don't get the money needed. >> women have played such pivotal wars when it comes to wars and the progress that's been made so it's our duty to remember. >> it's one of these indoor spots so on a day like today maybe you can be indoors. >> if you layer up, you'll be comfortable. >> you love the crisp in the air. >> sweater weather and gloves and hats and overcoats and thermal socks as we start off this morning we have the sun coming up in a clear sky live view tower camera overlooking northeast washington this morning where temperatures are in the low 30s in the metro area and near the waters it's in general the upper 30s near 40. walk to end hiv this morning, sunny and chilly.

effect in nearby suburbs and the eastern shore until 9:00 this morning. if you have any plants out, it's important to bring them in because they could definitely get harmed. then we have this freeze warning in effect, same areas for tomorrow morning. protect your plants, growing season likely ending throughout much of the region by dawn on sunday. by 10:00 this morning it will be in the upper 40s and in the eastern sky and by 10:00 it will be cold down to the low 40s and then tomorrow skins and vikings at fedex field. the kickoff is just after 1:00 and tailgaters, upper 50s, it will be hovering around 60. monday increasing chances of showers and then dry after that until next weekend.

we're looking for something that's comfortable but yet durable, and that's going to last us a really long time. i don't want to buy new furniture every couple of years. it's custom made so you know it's good quality.

tonight in virginia there is a group of teenagers taking on an extremely serious matter on stage. ?? the rock opera is called a will

teens about teen suicide preand prevention. they perform in schools across virginia. the final performance is tonight and it's open up to the public and features a mother whose son take his life in january. it's at 7:00 p.m. tickets are $12 at the dollar and we have posted more information in our nbc washington app. search changing still no clear word on what caused a glitch on facebook that told some users you're dead. >> how do you take that, right? the error was so widespread it memorialized mark zuckerberg. facebook apologized for what it calls a terrible error and says the problem has now been fixed. let's get you to four things to know.

today in communities across the country in reaction to donald trump. one of those protests turning violent overnight when a man was shot. during an interview the president elect hint at compromise on some parts of obamacare. he plans to repeal and replace the law once in office. at least four people are dead, 14 hurt in an attack at a u.s. base in bagram airfield. the attacker detonated a suicide vest as folks gathered.

good morning. breaking overnight. violence at the trump protest. gunfire rings out at a demonstration in portland, oregon. one person sh demonstrators take to the streets from coast to coast. new york, miami, l.a. even iowa and missouri. about face? after vowing to get rid of obamacare during the campaign, the president-elect may keep some parts of the plan. is it a final victory for president obama and what does it mean for you? and shakeup. chris christie out as the head