5:00 a.m. >> reporter: we're staying on top of breaking news at 5:00 a.m. a man shot and killed in the district and a community is looking for answers. what we're now finding out from investigators if a live report minutes away. >> first, good morning, everybody, i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm eun yang. i want to talk about the weather. a little rain this morning as we headed into work. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell is here with a look at our >> good morning aaron and eun. good morning, everybody, tuesday is off to a cloudy and wet start. no heavy rain out there but the combination of light rain, mist, drizzle and a lot of fallen leaves could make roads slippery. melissa is keeping a close eye on the road conditions this morning. know that there is a little bit of moisture that you'll be dealing with first thing. current temperatures are in the mid-40s and we'll stay cloudy and wet here for most of the morning hours. we should start to be done with the rain between about 10:00 a.m. and noon and

sunshine will allow temperatures into the upper 50s to near 60. a cool by dry evening coming your way. it will start out mild but a chance for showers late saturday night into early sunday. that is the leading edge of much, much, much, much colder air that arrives here for the week of thanksgiving. more about that coming up in a few more minutes. here is melissa with a check of the traffic and a red line reminder. >> red line reminder. surge number 10 under way down between noma-gallaudet and fort totten. that is getting closer and closer. it seems toe far away. it is quick approaching. prince george's county. you can see a little bit of rain there. inner and outer loop of the beltway, just fine, no roadwork there and looking at 95. quantico to the beltway will take you, let's see what it is going to say, 18 minutes right now. once you hit the beltway from 395 all the way into the

you. it will take you 14 minutes. i'll see you in a few. >> thank you, melissa. 5:02 now. back to the breaking news. a deadly shooting in southeast washington. >> police are investigating along third street just south of atlantic streets and that is where megan mcgrath is live now with more. megan, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, you can see that i have a police officer immediately behind me here on third street and then if you look down a little ways, you can see that there is another squad car here in the parking now, this happened late last night. police got a 911 call, a report of a shooting. when they arrived on the scene, that is when they found an adult male. he was transported, taken to an area hospital where he later died. now, in terms of information about a suspect rather, descriptions and possible motive here, that all of that is unclear at this point. very early in this

4300 block of third street. as always, anyone with information, you're asked to call police, but at this point, we have one man dead. the search for the killer, ongoing. back to you in the studio. >> megan, thank you. 5:03. right now, president obama is in athens, greece, he arrived in the past hour. this is his last international trip as president. one of his goals is to convey president-elect donald trump's commitment to our allies. he will be gone for a week and peru. we may be getting closer tomorrow finding out who will fill the other key roles in the trump administration. they are expected to review names for the top positions. rudy guiliani is emerging as a favorite for secretary of state.

that how you staff, particularly your chief of staff, white house council, that that is something that has to be attended to right away. >> the president says it is imperative to set-up a system for which trump will get his information and weigh his options. >> students are protesting the election results. two people were arrested last night in seattle at a student protest. they allegedly assaulted police officers during an otherwise peaceful protest. in our area, nearly 800 students walked out of class at montgomery blair high school in silver springs. students carried signs and chanted not my president. students from north wood and einstein high schools also joined the protest. police say it was peaceful and no arrests. students can have the absences excused with a note from a parent. a recent stream of racist notes and vandalism has council

resolution to provide training for all 311 operators. employees will learn how to respond to hate crimes and harassment. the training will instruct staff when it is appropriate to transfer victims to the police department for further investigation. this morning, the montgomery county police department is offering a $10,000 reward for information on vandalism at a silver spring church. this happened saturday night. someone wrote the phrase trump nation, whites only on a wall at the church of our savior. they wrote on the back of a banner advertising spanish services as well. last week, students discovered racist graffiti on a bathroom wall at sligo creek elementary school in silver spring. parents say it is disturbing they didn't learn about the incident until monday. >> we've had a whole weekend go by. this should have gone out on

about this a lot sooner. that would have given us the weekend to talk with our kids and help them go through anything that they might need to go through. >> the students principal says students did report the graffiti but the teacher didn't report the information to the main office. a building service worker saw the graffiti and removed it the same day. it involved removing 14 layers of paints, fixing cracks and there is an event to show off the brand new look here at 9:00 this morning. you can see in the live pictures, a little brighter, a little whiter there. we'll bring you something from the event on news4 midday today. here in the newsroom, we have an update from the charlotte county sheriff's office in a missing 4-year-old girl. police telling us that the child was actually abducted by her father last thursday but the

criteria for an amber alert until yesterday. here is a picture of annabelle richardson and her father, dylan richardson. they think they could be in new jersey. here is the license plate to look out for. vmg2332. again, an amber alert issued for a little girl abducted by her father, police believe from virginia. if you see pa >> kristin, thank you. it is 5:07. lawyers will begin to make their case today in a trial of a man accused of killing a little girl. davon wallace killed knijah bibb. he was trying to shoot a teen when he fired into the house. he hit the little girl instead. she died. she was only 3-year-old. young lives are being

?? >> students, teachers and parents stood in front of arcola elementary school in silver spring last night remembering 7-year-old devan harley junior. 6-year-old brother nicholas and five-year-old sister lea. the children died on friday in a crash along 95 along with a family friend, lonnie tran who was 27. the family was headed to a wedding in south carolina when their car started to have were hit by a tractor trailer. devon harley is expected to survive but their mother, nancy, is fighting for her life. >> they really need everyone's strength and prayers and it is really hard to keep yourself together, but you have to and you know, little by little, everything will get better. >> the school has set-up a go fund me page to help with funeral expenses.

face involuntary manslaughter charges. witnesses say john miller hit and killed a 5 month old baby back in august. they say the mother was pushing his stroller while crossing riverside parking in landsdown. miller was looking at his phone before the crash and sped up to try to beat them through the intersection. investigators are looking for a man accused of throwing hot soup on a she refused to pay her fare and cursed at the driver. she rode the bus from benning road. the bus driver was taken to the hospital where he was treated and relationed. it is 5:09. today you will want to slow down on the roads in prince william county or face getting a nine could cost hundreds of dollars officers are stepping up enforcement of the street smart campaign. they'll be along route one near a spot where a woodbridge man

year. officers will hand out tickets to drivers, bicyclists and pedestrians, last year, pedestrian crashes in the area were 21% higher than average in november and december. ten minutes after the hour now, new this morning, you're going to be sharing the road with more than a million of your closest friends next week. we just got new numbers. thanksgiving is going to be very busy this year. >> aaa says it is going to be the busiest thanksgiving period in nearly a one in seven americans will hit the air, road or rails. that includes 1.2 million in our area alone. almost app of the people will be in the cars. 4.7 more people than last year will be flying home for the holidays. aaa says people will start leaving as early as this sunday to get ahead of the travel. wherever you're heading out, you can save time if you leave before noon and maybe see an extra day. i bet you less traffic on monday

you know temporary. >> many of us traveling this morning will have to deal with a little rain. chuck bell is tracking how long the rain will last and what to expect for your thanksgiving travel. >> developing right now, security a major concern ahead of the macy's parade. the new threat from isis that has the nypd on high alert. >> reading a story and a book becomes dramatic art in this

welcome back. it is 5:14, aaron gilchrist. >> it is and chuck bell has a look at the forecast. >> yes, indeed. a cloudy start to the day today. just like yesterday ended is how today is going to begin. more clouds than anything else. a pocket of light rain, mist and drizzle can't be ruled out. no heavy rain this morning. just chilly. it is in the mid-40s with the drizzle drops. y your morning run will be chilly and wet. outdoor activities, things will be improving. it will dry from mid to late afternoon. late week is looking sunny and warm indeed. but today, kind of cloudy with temperatures around 60 degrees and the early lean for holiday travel, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it doesn't look like much of an issue. our most likely day for rain will be thanksgiving itself. five day forecast coming up in ten minutes. she has new troubles on the roads.

reports of a deer struck there and response in the roadway. a little warning if you're headed out soon. left lane getting by the crash, we're seeing delays through that area near 408. 66 and 95, overall, looking good at this point this morning and taking a look at 95 and maryland southbound there from 32 to the beltway. going to take you ten minutes. hearing about potential problems on amtrak. we'll talk about that in a few. thank you. it is 5:15 now.

president has come under fire for his stance on human rights during the country's war on drugs. he is considering using executive power to allow arrests without a warrant and detentions without a charge. developing out of new zealand, rescue operations are under way in a coastal town where more than a dozen tourists are stranded. an earthquake cutoff access a military helicopter has been called in to help and a naval ship should arrive by tomorrow morning. we know distracted driving is dangerous not only for you and others on the road, driving i should say, researchers are looking into how multi tasking could affect your stress levels. researchers at texas a&m created a driving simulator to capture data would what happens to drivers when they're not paying attention on the road. >> trying to find out is whether

the engine temperature and your oil pressure, can we measure, literally, the pressure that is on the driver and see whether or not they're under a lot of stress and whether or not it is affecting their performance. >> research years noticed drivers are distracted they ignored speed limit signs and crossed over the white line. in news 4 your health, researchers say the rate of preschoolers diag has stabilized. they say this change started in 2011, the same year that american academy of pediatrics recommended a standard approach on how to diagnosis and treat it. those guidelines suggest behavioral therapy as the first line of treatment for preschoolers. one in every three kids with an adhd diagnosis is between the ages of 4 and 5. integrating arts into all kinds of subjects. it started as a pilot program in

solid part of the way that students are caught in the county's public schools. molette green takes us inside of capitol heights elementary school to show us what it is like. >> reporter: this is what arts integration in prince george school looks like. drama in reading class, pictures and water colors to learn math. a colorful mix to engage young these classes at capitol heights elementary school. >> let's make sure our hands are by the sides. no cross, no hips, no pockets. >> reporter: the third grade class is acting out what they learned in this story in class. problem, solution, dramatic arts. >> it is fun. you get to act and do things. and i like to act and dance a lot. >> reporter: same common core standards, just taught in a

what kids are learning. it is a part of development as a human being. >> it sticks when you're acting out what you're learning and really making it a part of your every day. so fun, too. >> great story. thanks molette. 5:19 right now. let's check science. >> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell. our resident scientist. >> and i will tell you that my grade as a students going from elementary school to middle school as a trump yet. my grades went up in school. there is a connection between art and music and the ability to

>> time out. time out. you play the trumpet, too. ? >> i did play the trumpet. you don't want to hear my tone quality at this point. it is a cloudy sky for everybody, not a lot of rain out there, but just enough to keep a little sheen of moisture on the roads combined with a lot of the leaves that have been coming down. watch out, some of the slippery staircases and sidewalks coming from your house to the end of t rockville out to leesburg and blue mont. a little light rain to keep things wet this morning. our future weather forecast model carries the light rain and drizzle chances through the remainder of the morning commute. should be tapering off late morning to around lunch time and by 2:00, 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. the rain will be completely over. how much sunshine we have yet to get will be determined. should get just enough to warm temperatures from mid to upper

maybe 61 or 2 if the sun hangs around a little longer before it peeks out, stuck in the 50s longer. here is the five day forecast. showers around this morning but tomorrow, back to dry weather. a mix of sun and clouds on your wednesday. 62. thursday and friday look great. sunny and warm. still could be flirting with 70 degrees on friday and a mild start to the weekend. showers looking likely for saturday night and sunday looks windy and much, much colder. yo up at 551. how are things up in the commute this morning? >> leesburg right now, a brand new problem here. east market sheer. the business route 7 at fort evans road. we do have a problem, crash blocking the right lane here this morning. so that just happened. southbound gw parkway at the key bridge. deer struck there. you may see a bit of a response if you're headed out soon. inbound 4 before wayson's corner. we have the left lane as the only thing getting by the crash.

as we head into the busy at bwi marshall airport. >> delta airlines rolled out a new luggage tracking system they hope losing a bag a thing of the past. there is a microchip embedded into the luggage that tag transmits the constant gps location. all the while, the information is being sent in real time to

meteorologist chuck bell. >> a heads up for anyone doing weight watchers. the warning we're learning about this morning. >> we're also following the latest on president-elect trump's transition to the white house. supporters are not the only ones expected on the mall when he is inaugurated. the growing march we're learning

fios is not cable. we're wired differently. that means incredibly fast 150 meg internet for the holidays. so in the 3.7 seconds it takes gary watson to beat the local sled jump record, fly, gary, fly. ...his friend can download 13 versions of the perfect song... ...his sister can live stream it... ...while his mom downloads how to set a dislocated shoulder. tv and phone for this amazing price. cable can't offer speeds

it is 5:29. here are 4 things to know this morning. a man is dead after a shooting in southeast washington. this happened around 11:00 last night near an apartment complex along third and atlantic streets. no one is in custody. news4 megan mcgrath is at the scene and we'll check in with

from virginia and police believe her father abducted her. president-elect donald trump could be getting closer to deciding who will fill positions in his administration. he is meeting with his vice presidential pick mike pence at trump tower. >> president obama has arrived in greece as he kicks off his last international trip as president. good morning, everyone, i'm eun yang. >> i'm aaron gilchrist. 5:30 our time now on this tuesd >> let's check in with meteorologist chuck bell for a look at your forecast. >> good morning eun and aaron. tuesday is off to a cloudy start today. clouds for sure. they will be with us the remainder of of the morning to lunch time today. 4 things you need to know about the weather. morning mist drizzle.

70 is a possibility later in the week. and a cold wind, i mean, a very cold wind arrives here late parts of the weekend. dealing with the rain drops around here first thing this morning. it is in the 40s now with the end of the rain and return of some sunshine. upper 50s to near 60 degrees coming up later on today. school day weather and how to gets the kids dressed is coming up next. melissa mollet, good morning to you. how is your tuesday going? >> so far, so good. have a couple of problems here. morning. east market sheer at fort evans road. still have the crash blocking the right lane causing a slow down on the business route 7. taking a look now at 66 and 95, overall, the rest of northern virginia right now looking pretty good. nothing to be reported or really to worry about too much. southbound gw parkway near the key bridge. we have that deer struck there. a little bit of a slow down as you're approaching the key bridge on gw parkway and inbound

now it looks like that has gotten out of the way. we'll have travel times for you in ten minutes. 5:32. our time right now, and speculation running rampant about who will fill some of the key roles in the trump administration. >> with mike pence meeting today with donald trump at trump tower, those decisions could come soon. >> tracie potts is live on capitol hill now with more. good morning. >> eun, good morning, by the end of the week. rudy guiliani says he does not want to be attorney general but smiled last night at a forum when secretary of state was mentioned hy he is supposed to be one of the big names up for that along with john bolton who is former un ambassador. also, the former campaign chair, finance chair is a possible treasury secondary. laura i nchk gram as press secretary. a number of people up for these

of the week. >> donald trump is taking heat for his appointment of stephen bannon as his chief strategist. how is the campaign defending that decision? >> the campaign says he is a good guy and he brought a lot to the campaign which is not what many of his critics think. bannon, who headed breitbart news, the conservative website that attracted a lot of white nationalists, extremist groups, that posted articles with derogatory comments about now that he will be the chief strategist with the president's ear. the campaign is defending him. rudy guiliani saying he is smart, loyal and brought a lot to the table in the campaign. they expect him to do a lot at the white house. >> thank you. we'll have more on trump's transition process at 6:00, clauk the role that trump's children could play in the white

morning. big crowds could fill the national mall after the inauguration, organizations are planning a women's march. covering northern virginia at 5:34. we're working to learn more information about a shooting in wood bridge. prince william county police tell us it happened around 9:30 p.m. one man was to the hospital. an autopsy will be done on human remains discovered in gaithersburg. hikers found the remains in a wooded area off of game preserve road. officers say the person who died was likely a man. anyone with information is urged to contact police. the search is on for a man in fairfax county who authorities say tried to show

happened on sunday afternoon. they were playing on the scootered when the suspect approached them. the suspect was in a dark colored sedan. call police with any information. transportation leaders in virginia want you to stop by the elementary school in vienna. there are are plans to widen leesburg pike from 4 to 6 lanes between reston avenue and jarrett valley drive. weigh in at tonight's meeting at 6:30. 5:35 now. a recall is getting a lot of attention in the nbc washington app this morning. weight watcher seas issuing a warning about one of the frozen products. smart ones chocolate chip cookie dough sundae could be contaminated with listeria. the factory tested positive. no reports of illnesses but 100,000 cases of sundaes could be contaminated. . santa might be making his

often than that. the 4 things to know before you start your holiday shopping. >> and your teenager son or daughter might be depressed and you don't even know it. the startling research when it comes to your kids and their mental health. >> let's look at storm team4 radar as the rain comes down in certain parts of our area. meteorologist chuck bell will let us know whether or not you

what you gone do? lift up your head and keep moving or let the paranoia haunt you? everybody lack confidence, everybody lack confidence

we were just talking about cooking. chuck bell, you like to cook. >> i love to cook. >> if it kind of day. fall soups, i love the beef stews and the like. today will be a good day for it. cloudy and misty and drizzly. current temperatures are in the 40s. 43 in potomac, 50 washington. 49 river dale. as you're planning out to wear, you need your medium jacket. umbrellas, just a pocket umbrella and really only here for the next couple of hours. you won't need it later on this afternoon. it will be back to sweater weather. temperatures arise from the 40s now into the upper 50s.

you might make it all the way up to 60 degrees today. but we'll be fighting clouds and the dampness here through the morning and much of the day. the daily grade will be below average. it could be a little prettier, an indoor recess kind of the day. a look at the ten day forecast which promises near 70 and a big drop in temperatures. all of that is coming up. there is new trouble in fredrick county. >> we're talking about westbound 70 at 17 myersville. we have a new report of a no report on new lanes are blocked. reports of that deer struck here. a reminder, again, westbound 70 and 17. still have that problem hanging around. taking a look at travel times here in maryland. if you're had headed down 270 from germantown to the spur. ours time. the top of the beltway is looking good. no big worries. 66 inbound and 95 north also on time as you're looking at the travel times. listen to wtop 103.5 fm when you

you asked and they answered. kelloggs is creating cinnamon frosted flakes. >> what? >> cinnamon frosted flake. >> keep it together, gilchrist. >> it is because of fan demand. kelloggs says that cinnamon was the number one flavor request from frosted flakes fans. why mess with a good thing, you know? you might start seeing the new cereal this month. it should be everywhere. i love the cinnamon toast crunch. >> cinnamon makes everything better. as a kid i dogs. >> no you didn't. >> i did. >> you learn something new every day. oreo has news as well. it is turning the popular cookie into a candy bar. it is making two different kinds of a crunch bar and a candy bar. >> can we just leave good things alone? >> it has a layer of chocolate on the outside filled with vanilla cream and oreo cookie bits. it will only be available over seas. you don't have to worry.

a trip to a particular burger place ends with the rape of two northern virginia girls. we're learning disturbing new details about the suspect. >> i'm headed to prince william county with where the street smart campaign kicks off at 6:00 a.m. if you're on two wheels, four wheels are on foot, coming up. the sales might be tempting but you could save even more on the holid shopping.

you love all-day breakfast. but you don't love that you can't get all your favorites. but now you can get more of what you love.

(softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. 75 pedestrians and bicyclists were killed last year. it is fall and there are fewer hours of daylight hour. molette green is live in prince william county with more on a regional effort to keep people safe. good morning. >> reporter: aaron, good morning to you. we're talking about the street smart campaign and definitely it

intersection. just take a look. this is a busy intersection, lots of cars. we've been seeing lots of people crossing the street. lots of law enforcement eyes on this busy route 1 corridor in prince george or prince william county. we're at the intersection in east long view county. at 6:00, officers will be on the look out for pedestrians, bicyclists, drivers, anyone not obeying the traffic safety laws and as we scene involving a pedestrian on this busy stretch just last year. that was a pedestrian and a tractor trailer and the person trying to cross in the crosswalk died. be warned. if you break one of the laws, the officers are going to ticket you and those tickets could range from $40 up to $500. you can also be looking at points on your driving record as

whole idea is to get you more alert and be aware of safety. that is the latest live from prince william county. back to you. >> thank you. 5:47 now. covering northern virginia where a loudoun county man will be in court today. john miller stands accused of hitting a 5 month old baby and his mother as they were use aging a crosswalk. the baby died in the accident. witnesses say miller was looking at his pho and then tried to speed up to try to beat them through the intersection. >> should have been more vigilant about seeing what was going on. that is something i think very strongly about that that should happen. the pedestrians are there. you shouldn't race through a green light because it is a green light. >> news4 contacted miller's attorney but had no comment because this is a pending case.

virginia man accused of sexually assaulting two girls. luis ore is a registered sex offender. he followed the two girls into the bathroom. he sexually assaulted them. both victims are under 13 years old. ore was working on the the restaurant. he was convicted in 2012 of the abduction and sexual battery of a minor. just in out of iraq. a big milestone in the fighto forces. we just learned from iraqi officials that more than a third of isis forces have been dislodged from part of the city of mosul. this is a big deal in the fight to liberate mosul from the islamic state. aaron, back to you. >> kristin wright for us at the live desk. it is coming up on 5:49. the justice department is siding with the lawsuit that challenges virginia's practice of

people who can't pay court fees. in a brief filed last week, the justice department says the practice is unconstitutional. the legal aide just center says 1 million people are affected about this practice. we're getting the numbers on what will be a very busy week for travel. aaa says more of us will travel for the thanksgiving holiday. aaa expects 1.2 million people will be going home. some could leave as early as this sunday. more than a million travellers will be driving. that is about six % increase over last people flying home for the holidays. according to aaa, it has been nine years since this many people traveled for thanksgiving. it will be crowded out there. >> there is a new tsa screening process that could help speed up the long lines at one of the busiest airports in the country. chicago's o'hare airport is using automated security lines. fewer workers are needed because

bins to prevent back-ups in line. holiday shopping season is almost here. some people are already shopping right now and it can be stressful on you and your wallet. it is also when you can get some of the best deals of the year. news4 consumer reporter susan hogan has tips on how to haggle. >> haggling is isn't something that comes easy to most people. if you can try to negotiate, let me tell you, it can go a long way to saving a ton of cash. there are some proven ideas to get the price down. let the salesperson know you're comparing prices with the competitors. use your loyalty as a way to get a better deal. this works really well with local shops. avoid yes or no questions. if you come right out and ask for a discount, you'll probably get a no, but if you say something like, is there any way you can help me on getting the price down, that might just do the trick. and be quiet. silence creates that awkwardness

is no. don't say anything for a moment. the employee might just come back with a sweeter deal for you. and the one trick that always works for me is find a flaw in the product you want like a missing button, a scratch, a stain, ask for about 10 to 15% off because you can always take it back home and fix it yoursy. -- yourself. >> you can repair a zipper, sew on a button. i can't repair a zipper but my mom can help me wi chuck bell. >> absolutely. i saved 80% on a suit because it was missing this button right here. >> 80% off. >> that is a good deal. >> you bet you. it cost me a buck for a button no one knew didn't match. we have a lot of clouds outside this morning. that is not going to change any time too soon. there is a live look at the u.s. capitol building glimmering and shiny and new after the completion of the repairs. all ready for inauguration day.

since september 1st we've barely had more than three and a half inches of rain. that is five inches below average since september 1st. same time last year we had 8 and a half inches of rain. it is a dry late summer and early fall. we had the rain out there this morning. the rain fall amounts are being measured in the hundredths of an inch outside this morning. not really picking up any beneficial rain. just enough to kind of road spay out there.

sunshine, the warmer we'll sh. temperatures later on today, upper 50s, we get the clearing skies by 2:00, we might even be able to make it up to 60 degrees and drying out skies in the 50s and for tomorrow, a cool start in the morning, a nice enough day tomorrow, a mix of clouds an sunshine. should be able to make it into the 60s, 61, 62 degree range for tomorrow. you can stay ahead of the weather by having the nbc washington app downloaded. follow me on twitter and follow me on facebook frmt you can read the discussions about the weather. there is your ten day outlook. milder weather between now and the end of the week. i'll look at travel weather for your thanks giving plans at 6:11. melissa mollet has trouble on the outer loop. >> i'm on the outer loop at georgia avenue. a deer hit on the left shoulder stchlt not slowing things too much. it sounds like it should be enough out of the way that it

too much here this morning. westbound 70 at 17. that crash is now on the shoulder. you don't have to worry about that so much anymore. southbound gw parkway near the key bridge. have a lane blocked with a deer struck there as well. this it is just that time of the year. east market street. crash blocking the right lane this morning in the leesburg area. we've been talking about that one a lot as well. we'll get a shot from chopper 4 coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. 5:54. and tell authorities where he plans to leave after being ordered released hy he was featured in the netflix documentary "making a murderer." it convicted him and his uncle steven avenuery of raping and killing a woman. it is not clear when he will be released from prison. the mayor of flint michigan

suspended on the day it was supposed to expire. flint's water is still not safe to drink unless it is filtered. weaver wants emergency status to continue until water is safe to drink from the tap. a man who left his son in a hot car has been kicked of murder. cooper died two years ago after spending seven hours in his father's suv back in june. he was 22 months old. prosecutors say that justin ross harris inte accident. >> he never once ever once waivered in our absolute belief that he is not guilty. >> anybody who did this and the evidence showed he did this intentionally, he had malice in his heart. >> a jury found harris guilty on all counts. he will be sentenced next month. in news 4 your health, depression rates among girls are on the rise.

by analyzing drug use. it fwrent 9% in 2005 to 11% in 2014. more research is needed to figure out why girls are more aed. it could involve cyber bullying. school segregation is a reality in virginia. that is according to the left laning think tank. the schools have grown more segregated during the past decade. it is a ne 2003, 82 schools had more minority and in 2015, the number jumps from 136 with 23 schools in northern virginia. the institute is calls for school districts to introduce inrollment policies that encourage diversity. developing now, a hack at a website designed to help people find dates, the site is called adult friend finder.

exposed. the information includes user names and e-mails. this hack is ten times bigger than the one that affected the ashley madison website last year. good morning, i'm landon dowdy at cnbc headquarters, we're looking for the next big thing with apple. the company reported to be working on a pair of smart glasses. the project is said to be in the early product testing page that is thought to be advanced enough glasses steve jobs style no doubt in 2013 in the earliest. i'm landon dowdy. police are on the scene of a murder in southeast washington. i'm megan mcgrath. a live report coming up. >> president-elect donald trump continues to assemble his white house team and he may not be the only trump in the

i'm melissa mollet with your first 4 traffic and we start the 6:00 hour this morning with a major problem on metro. this just happening right now. green and yellow lines, service

because of the power plants at l 'enfant plaza. this could take time to get out of the way and they requested buses as well. chopper had over another problem. 270 southbound at montrose. you can see a bit of a slow down as well. guys? >> thank you. right to that other breaking news this morning, a deadly shooting under investigation in southwest washington. >> police are at the scene at third and megan mcgrath is live with more on what is going on. megan? >> reporter: still an active scene. we have investigators here in the parking lot area, mainly where they're concentrating the attention here. the parking lot at the atlanta terrace apartments on third street. the shooting happened after 11:00 last night. a 911 call came in to police. they arrived on the scene and that is where when they found an adult male. he was alive, was taken to the