new at midday, neighbors reacting after what police are calling a deadly domestic incident in northeast washington. police say and son. that father is a retired police officer. good morning, everyone. i'm barbara harrison. >> and i'm melissa mollet. high schoolers expected to walk out of class soon in protest. and we had a little bit of rain this morning. now we're starting to see that sun peek through. a little chilly out there but temperatures are rising. we have your weekend forecast all coming up. and right now to that

accused of shooting and killing his son once worked for their department. shooting happened at a home along woodbridge street northeast just south of rhode island avenue. news 4's kristin wright is receiving new information and has more on that. kristin? >> reporter: barbara, everyone in the neighborhood seems to know this house as the one where a former d.c. police officer lives with his wife and son. those neighbors say they aren't aware night. neighbors say they heard three to four shots. >> you never imagine anything like this ever, ever. >> reporter: neighbors like kaye love are shocked. >> you never thought anything was wrong, but i couldn't even begin to imagine what even possibly happened. >> reporter: but d.c. police say a man shot and killed his son at their house on woodridge street in northeast last night. police and yellow tape still there early this morning.

retired from the d.c. police department and is cooperating with their investigation. >> the father, he pretty of was like one of our leaders in it the neighborhood. he pretty much made sure we all stayed safe, made sure everything was always okay. >> reporter: woody ray around the corner knew something was wrong. >> we saw a police car going the wrong way on this one-way street which is highly unusual with its lights going. we knew there was activity. >> reporter: he's sad to of life, my heart just goes out to the family not knowing the circumstances. >> reporter: those circumstances unclear. the father has not been charged while police try to sort out what happened. back to you. and d.c. police are also investigating a deadly shooting in southeast washington. a man was shot and killed around 11:00 last night outside the atlantic terrace apartments on 3rd street. the victim hasn't been

right now we're working to learn more about how a little girl was found today. the amber alert for annabell richardson is over. she's 4 years old. police believe her father abducted her last week. she lived in charlotte county. they say she and her father may have started heading north. they thought the girl was, quote, in extreme danger. well, we're getting some drying periods right no there, and just turning into a beautiful day. look at this absolutely gorgeous conditions. finally those clouds starting to clear throughout the region. so our live city camera just showing you just the wonderful conditions out there. temperatures actually not too bad. we're up to about 59 degrees today, may have to take my daytime high up a little bit because that's pretty much where i had it top out right around 60 degrees.

that wasn't really the case this morning. we had some rain showers, and we're still seeing a few rain showers down here through spotsylvania county. temperatures right around that 60 degree mark before we start to drop. i have a warm trend but then i have some very cold air headed our way. i'll show you that on our ten-day forecast coming up. >> lauren, thank you. we have new information now on the virginia man charge with involuntary manslaughter after police say he hit and killed a 5-month-old baby boy where a judge set bond at $10,000. he posted that bond and left the courthouse shortly after the hearing. witnesses say miller was allegedly looking at his phone before the crash on riverside parkway in lansdowne. he's accused of then speeding up in his suv to try to beat the mother who was pushing the baby stroller across the street. and a metro bus driver is assaulted, and now metro transit police are searching for a

soup onto her driver when she got off at union station. they say she refused to pay her fare when she got on at benning road and cursed at the driver. this happened early sunday morning. the driver is now out of the hospital and is expected to be okay. i'm pat lawson muse at the live desk. president obama just wrapped up a speech in athens amid his last scheduled trip overseas as president. he addressed the mediaaf prime minister elect. the president says they discussed greece's economy and response to the refugee crisis. >> i want to thank the greek people for their humanitarian response, for the crisis of so many migrants and refugees seeking safety in europe. it's an obligation of the united states it to help because this cannot be just a greek problem. this is an international

we can. >> president obama also assured greece that the u.s. is committed to nato. many there are woried by president-elect donald trump's promises to re-examine the u.s. role in the nato alliance. trump has said the u.s. you pays more than its fair share. president obama will attend a state dinner with greece's president tonight in athens. he'll also visit berlin and lima this week before returning to washington. back to you, melissa. >> all right, mike pence and donald trump will meet today to go over names for positions in their administration. it comes as president obama is weighing in on his success. tracie potts has the latest. >> reporter: criticism is pouring in on president-elect donald trump's choice as ban none as chief strategist. >> the fact republicans have been silent on bannon's appointment is a bad sign.

nationalists. team trump defends him. >> this is a very balanced, very sensible, very smart man. >> i look forward to having a discussion in the administration. >> reporter: president obama declined to weigh in on bannon but is giving the president-elect some advice on how to heal a divided nation. >> how he signals interests in their issues or concerns, i think those are the kinds of things that can set a tone. >> repoer finance chair is being considered as treasury secretary. >> a lot of hard work going on. >> reporter: laura ingram as press secretary, and rudy giuliani and former u.n. ambassador john bolton as secretary of state. >> i won't be attorney general. >> you won't be attorney general? >> i won't have to decide that one. i can escape that one. >> reporter: insiders say the trump transition is ahead of schedule. nbc has confirmed that the

children and son-in-law who are close advisers to the president-elect might be able to get security clearance before the inauguration t. tracie potts, nbc news, washington. there are reports this morning that former new york city mayor rudy giuliani is favored to be named secretary of state. former trump campaign manager kellyanne conway was asked about it on "today" and she was noncommittal. >> he could be. he certainly is a very close adis trump's and i spoke at that same council where they showed rudy on camera. he would be an excellent member of the cabinet. >> giuliani was originally thought to be a pick for attorney general. he ruled that out last night. in about an hour students at wilson high school in northwest d.c. will walk out of class. they're protesting the election results. students will meet at metro center at 1:00 p.m. to march to

pennsylvania avenue. yesterday nearly 800 students walked out of class at montgomery blair high school in silver springs. students carried signs and chanted not my president. and big crowds could fill the national mall on the day after president-elect trum's election. a women's march is planned on washington, that according to "the washington post." they say it serves as a rebuke to trump's remarks about women and minorities during his campaign. today the d.c. council will have its final vote on the death with dignity bill. it would allow patients with six months or less to live to request lethal medication from their doctors. if it passes today, it'll head to d.c. mayor moistuial bowser's desk. she said she would not veto the legislation. it is legal in five states. new numbers this morning on a major increase in travel this thanksgiving holiday. going to be busy. you'll want to plan ahead to avoid all that traffic next week.

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only fios can. covering northern virginia now, we're working to learn more information about a shooting in booed woodbridge. it happened around 9:00 p.m. last night in the area of powells creek boulevard. one man was shot and medevaced to the hospital with serious injuries. no word on a suspec and an autopsy is set to get under way on human remains discovered in gaithersburg. police say hikers found the remains on saturday in a wooded area. the person who died was likely a male. anyone with information is urged to contact police. a search for a man in fairfax county police say tried to show a little girl pornographic videos, two little girls actually. police say it happened on sunday

those girls were playing on their scooters when the suspect approached them. police say the suspect was in a dark colored toyota sedan. call police if you have any information. today transportation leaders in virginia want you to stop by an elementary school in virginia. there are plans to widen leesburg pike from four lanes to six. planners think it would reduce road congestion and safety. you can weigh in at tonight's meeting which starts at 6:30. and we're going to look at be live pictures from capitol hill right now where you lawmakers are questioning the national highway safety traffic -- highway traffic safety administration. at issue, self-driving cars. lawmakers will also get demos by tesla motors, bmw group, and audi. besides safety advocates will look at the positives of self-driving cars like improved mobility, increased vehicle efficiency, and possible economic growth. a recall now to tell you

washington app this morning to this. weight watchers is issuing a recall to smart ones chop lat chip cookie dough sundae could be contaminated with listeria. there are no reports of illness, though. about 100,000 cases of sundaes could be contaminated. search weight watchers on the nbc washington app for refund information. more than 400 million accounts the website adult friend finder was hacked. user names and e-mails going back 20 years were exposed. adult friend finder was designed to help people connect over the internet. it's not clear what's going to happen to all of that released information. some explaining to do. as we head into the busy holiday travel season we're learning about new technology at bwi marshall airport. a new luggage tracking system they hope will make losing a bag

how it works. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: it's a $50 million upgrade that most passengers will never see. right there embedded in the delta luggage tag a tiny microchip and antenna that could make one day losing your luggage a thing of the past. >> 12 minutes. flight leaves at 12:07. >> reporter: in baltimore we saw you how it works. the moment the bag is checked, the bag transmits its constant from the belly of the airport to the belly of the plane to the baggage carousel of the final destination. all the while the information then sent in it role time to passengers' phones. so for this flight today baltimore and minneapolis, if i want to track my checked bag i pull up the app. then i can identify exactly where it is at the airport at this moment. a few minimum later our silver bag moved up the conveyor belt. the app showed the bag moving into the plane. >> it was a wonderful trip.

he had. he recently flew home from a fishing trip but his cooler full of salmon didn't. >> it's amazing to me that this time, the time i'm really counting on them to do the job, they don't. it was very frustrating. >> reporter: nearly 2 million bags were mishandled in 2015, roughly 3.2 per 1,000 passengers. delta thinks it can get that number down to one. >> i can actually tell real time if someone makes a change to anything to do with the departure of this aircraft. >> reporter: other airlines including united and alaska are working on new bag tracking technology, but the upgraded delta coming just in time for the holiday rush. tom costello, nbc news, baltimore. >> pretty cool idea. >> indeed. all right, coming up, the sexiest man alive. the new titleholder and where you can see him later on today.

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hospital of philadelphia say the rate of preschoolers diagnosed as adhd has stabilized. they say this change started in 2011, the same year that the american academy of pediatrics recommended a standard approach on how to diagnose and treat adhd. those guidelines suggest behavioral therapy as the first line of treatment for preschoolers, one in every three kids with adhd is diagnosed between the ages the title goes to the very talented dwayne "the rock" johnson. he tweeted about the honor this morning and made light of it saying, quote, and i smell good on most days. johnson will be on "the ellen degeneres show" today to talk about it, and his new disney animated film. you can watch it aller who on nbc 4 at 3:00. it's so beautiful out there

and now we have a blue sky and temperature not so bad. >> 59 degrees. it is gorgeous out there. >> absolutely beautiful. >> looking perfect. >> i don't know if it will last. >> that's the question, is this it going to last? >> for a little bit. it's going to be pretty quiet as we get to the end of the workweek. then we have big changes. >> are you ready for 40s? 30s? >> even in the middle of the day? >> it is going >> it is november, right? >> it is november. >> we've been spoiled. >> it's thanksgiving next thursday. i can't even believe it. >> i know. >> it did. temperatures are going to be right around seasonable today, right around 60 by the time we get into the end of the workweek we're going to be above normal so we have some great weather headed our way this afternoon, getting some sunshine out there, thank goodness. we had some cloudy start this morning and also last night we had plenty of clouds around,

we didn't get a lot of it, unfortunately. thousand wednesday we're going to have a little disturbance that pushes through. that's going to bring us some midday clouds but we'll have some sunshine in the morning and again some sunshine in the late afternoon. thursday and friday absolutely beautiful. temperatures are going to be in the 60s and again above normal as we start to warm up. plenty of sunshine thursday and friday just gorgeous. current temperatures right now up to 59 here in d.c. as well as gaithersburg. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. we might have to take the temperatures for daytime highs into the lower 60s. i don't think anybody will complain about that. people may complain about the fact we didn't get too much rain. we had a few light showers that rolled through the area, an area of low pressure up the east coast, now heavier rain coming through new york state and up through the new england area. we're seeing a little bit of drizzle there in the storm team 4 radar coming down the northern neck and spotsylvania and stafford county, but that's

as we continue through the afternoon and even into the evening. clear skies just looking good. remember that sun going down in the 4:00 hour. everybody is getting a little tired earlier and earlier as it's already dark out about 5:30. 62 will be our daytime high for tomorrow. a little bit more sun in the morning and then again in the afternoon with some midday clouds and again it's going to be a little bit more on the mild side. and then we stay mild as those temperatures rise. today, again, 60 degrees. i think we'll probably top out in the low 60s. your wednesday. again with plenty of sunshine, a few midday clouds. and then thursday, friday looking good. mid-60s on thursday. upper 60s on friday. i wouldn't be surprised if some areas get to the 70-degree mark. then as we get into saturday we have a frontal system headed our way. we have a lot of things going on saturday, but we're going to have some rain. most of the day will be dry but the second half of saturday, that's when we can start to see rain showers push through the

because behind that front cold air on the desk and i will show you those numbers on the forecast coming up in just a minute. >> thank you, lauryn. a big unveiling today. a tour of the now finished restoration project of the capitol dome. it took three years and $60 million. some highlights of the work. and more street cars in the district. the proposal to get more of those kinds of cars on the road

new this morning a first look at the newest members of congress, the 115th congress m photo just a few minutes ago on the steps of the u.s. capitol. two of the newest are from maryland, democrats ras kin and brown, all new members are in town for orientation before they start serving in the -- here in washington in january. it took three years and $60 million but the repairs to the capitol dome are finally complete. today the architect of the capitol unveiled the rehabilitated dome.

you crews covered up 1,300 cracks and removed 14 layers of paint, replaced countless cast iron ornaments, some for the very first time and, look -- i don't know if i can point to it, but it looks great. >> all right, thanks, barbara. the nypd is on alert ahead of the upcoming macy's thanksgiving day parade because of the threat that was published in an isis magazine describing the parade as an excellent target and called for lone wolves to drive a uc a former fbi agent says the article is nothing new. he said the nypd is second to none when it comes to addressing terror threats. breaking news at the live desk, the news team says there are new charges against the former elementary school aide in prince george's county accused of enticing students into

federal prosecutors in this case. it could add another 30 years to the prison term caraway faces. prosecutors have added a new victim in the case, a 13-year-old boy whom prosecutors say caraway enticed to engage in sex acts while recording on video. he is scheduled to appear on the federal case on these federal charges in january and is facing local prosecution and hundreds more at the live desk, i'm scott mcfarland. ? this little light of mine, i'm going to let it shine ? a community is remembering three he young siblings as their mother fights for her life. the vigil was held for them at arcola in silver springs.

who was 27 years old, all died on friday in a crash on i-95. their dad is expected to survive. now to a major new development in the case made famous by the popular netflix documentary, "making of a murderer." he could be released after a judge overturned his conviction. nbc's joe fryar has more on how prosecutors are fighting the release. after brendan was sentenced to life behind bars, he could soon be a free man, at least for now. his attorney says this holiday season our food will taste all the sweeter because we know for the first time in ten years he will be celebrating in freedom with his family. >> this is a huge headline. this almost never happens especially for a case this old. >> reporter: he was a teenager when he confessed to helping his uncle steven avery kill

the case was featured it in "making a murderer," a documentary that raised questions about those convictions especially his taped interrogation by police. >> be honest, you went inside, didn't you? >> yeah. >> you went in the trailer? >> mm-hmm. >> "making a murderer" has been such a revelation for brendan's case because for the first time in ten years he's finally getting his story listened to. the confession was coerced. a judge overturned his conviction citing his intellectual deficits and that repeated promises in the absence of an adult by repeatedly suggesting that they were looking out for his interests. the same judge ordered his release saying the state failed to demonstrate dassey represents a present danger to the community. usually when an old conviction is overturned it's because

here everything we know today we knew in the original case. >> reporter: there is an emergency motion being filed hoping to keep him in prison. authorities have also questioned the documentary saying it doesn't share all of the facts. >> a lot of the things were taken out of chronological order. >> reporter: but the filmmakers stand behind their work, one of their subjects could be walking out of prison any day now. >> that was joe fryar reporting. commented. if he is released, he will be supervised by federal probation officers. he can't have any contact with his uncle, steven avery, who is still serving a life sentence. >> this morning there are two more reasons you should probably hit the brakes as you drive in the district. new cameras have been installed to catch speeders. the cameras are along hillcrest and alabama avenue in southeast.

hour speed limit. warning citations will be issued for the next 30 days. after that speeders will be fined. one day you may be able to ride a street car all the way to georgetown. adam tuss tells us about the expansion plans and what bold prediction planners are now making. >> reporter: the sound and feel of the street car has become a part of the community. i wanted to try it and see it. >> to see this different type of transportation i think is great for any city. >> reporter: the street car now not so much a fad and the plan is to possibly extend street car service from the h street corridor and union station across the k street and end in georgetown. >> there's demand for transportation to go through the city, and that's not going to

manager for this expansion. he says cross town buses only go about five miles per hour in rush hour. he thinks the street car could get up to at least ten miles an hour. and listen to how quickly he thinks the system could be in place if all goes according to plan. >> it's a really complicated project. the most optimistic, six years at least. >> reporter: for now with the system free to ride some see the value as the overall transportation network. >> i think it's something that could be blended and supplemental. >> reporter: plans for a possible explanation will be discussed further. >> thank you, adam. the street car is free to ride right now but officials say it's not really realistic to keep it free forever. there are foods that help fight cancer. >> in just a few minutes how to include them in your thanksgiving dinner. how reading a story in a book becomes dramatic art in this third grade class.

a new zealand ship is on its way to a place that has been cut off to rescue 1,000 visitors and residents. aftershocks have continued in the region following this deadly 7.8 magnitude quake in new zealand. two people died in that country. the ship is expected to arrive toro >> amazing more people did not get hurt. >> i know. i can't believe that. >> that is huge. must have been a pretty undeveloped area. >> when i heard the news, i thought that number would be a lot higher. we finally got some sunshine, looking good across the area finally because for a long time we had some rain and we had some clouds. yesterday we woke up and it was

clouds and a little bit of drizzle but now it's turned into a gorgeous afternoon, i mean, absolutely beautiful. that's our reston live camera. 267, the dulles toll road are just absolutely wonderful conditions as we it continue in. we'll get that sunshine and help warm things up a bit. we he can take it. 59 right now in d.c. we only topped out at 56 yesterday. we're doing a little bit better today. 55 in hagerstown, the mid-atlanti last night in new york right now so that temperature obviously a little bit on the lower side and there's that rain. what happened was we had an area of low pressure off the north carolina coast that moseyed up the coast and now it continues to move to the north. that's what brought some of the rain with it. that's unfortunately why we have the cloud cover. couldn't see the super moon last night. we'll be clear as a bell as we continue into the afternoon and overnight. looking good out there as we get into the evening. now once that sun goes down which, again, will be in the

quickly. we'll end up in the 40s by 11:00. some in the 30s, low 30s, during the overnight. but we'll rebound tomorrow. i think we'll be right around the 60-degree mark again. a little disturbance that will bring us cloud cover midday possibly into the evening, but then we clear back out as we get into thursday and friday. looking good on thursday and friday. we do have some chances of rain for the weekend. of course temperatures all the way to thanks, our ten-day forecast. travel, what you can expect >> thank you, lauryn. it started as a pilot program and about a dozen different prince george's county schools, now art integration is another way children are learning in class. >> it involves using art across all kinds of different subjects. news 4's molette green went to capitol heights elementary school to show how it works. >> reporter: from science to

ready for this. >> all right. let's add in the character tree. >> i'm writing a comment about a lion and an interviewer. >> and what we're doing here is making learning fun. >> reporter: the third grade class is now acting out what they read in this story in class, problem, solution, dramatic art. >> i think that it's really cool to use your imagination to bring students to life. paper and pencil reading, but this way they really internalize the information. >> reporter: so far in the county 65 schools brought in arts integration with the goal of creating a new way of living, loving, and learning. in prince george's county, molette green, news 4. >> that looks great. >> i like that.

talk and more. >> you are what you eat even on thanksgiving. after the break, the items in the transitional holiday me

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. so you can find something else to not love. like hearing the sound of your own voice. (softly) like hearing the sound of your own voice. get more choices you love, now with all day breakfast. we are talking turkey and all the trimmings. the last thing most of us are thinking about is dieting and a diet that doesn't necessarily mean you're going to lose weight.

whether you know it orrin it's one big step you can take towards staying healthy and you might just lose some weight at the same time. and joining us alice bender, head of the nutrition program for the american institute for cancer research. welcome, first of all. >> thank you. >> is it something new to talk about nutrition as an anti-cancer preventative? >> we've known the last 15-20 years diet play as major role in cancer prevention and it do in them that can help fight cancer, but we also know diet plays a very important role in our weight, how much we eat affects our weight. >> so let's talk about the anti-inflammatory diet, what is it and why? why do we need it? >> so it's one way to look at the foods that fight cancer. we have foods that have certain substances in them, like i said, that can play a role in stopping cancer from growing, can prevent

place. so it's a way to look at a whole dietary pattern really. it's not just one food that's going to make a difference, it's the whole diet that we take together. >> and is this something at that should be considered for children and people of all ages, or is this for people who are worried they might get cancer later in life? >> it's for everybody. it starts early. we want to start early with our healthy habits, learning to like the kinds of foods that can help us lower our risk. >> tell us what are foods we should be taking in. >> so it's plant-based foods and i think it's no surprise we're going to be talking vegetables, fruits, whole grains, beans and legumes and then some spices up here that are anti-inflammatory as well. >> now you say these spices -- i think you have a chart. we're looking it at this beautiful thanksgiving plate which seems to have a little of everything. what do you have on the plate? and that's all good stuff, even the bread?

anti-inflammatory food, contain lots of fiber and chemicals that fight cancer. >> and looks like you have turkey on there, too. is that turkey? >> that's turkey. as you can see it takes up a fairly small part of the plate, about a third of the plate. we talk about getting plant foods on two-thirds or more of your plate and the animal foods to take up a third or less. >> and then you have some fruit, we can see in that picture, apples and even an orange pepper. >> think colorful. we have red, green, orange, sweet potatoes are great, leafy greens. the great thing about thanksgiving foods is the fall foods are very colorful and many of them are anti-inflammatory. we don't have to change the foods we eat as many as maybe how we prepare them. >> could you tell us what we should not eat? >> okay. well, over here we have a plate that is maybe sort of the old american way of eating where we

corn, corn is fine but it's a starchy vegetable without a lot of other colors, and then that's processed grain. it's just white roll so not a lot of fiber there, not a lot of phyto nutrients to fight cancer and a lot of calories. >> meeting this week as a matter of fact trying to help us be healthier to fight off that cancer that affects us in many ways. thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you. >> thanksgiving is the day we try to kick this off and sounds like we can eat most of what's on the plate. thank you for coming in. >> thanks. >> melissa? good food over here. >> and i'm waiting to dig in. you and your family may want to try out this new cereal flavor. kellogg's is creating cinnamon frosted flakes. the company says it's releasing the flavor in response to fans'

it should be everywhere else by january. and you might start wondering what you did before these were part of your life. oreo is making candy bars. my son is going to freak out. in fact, some are already on store shelves. there are two types, a big punch bar and a chocolate candy bar. they are filled with vanilla creme and then the oreo cookie bits. i want to dig into that as well. it's getting to be lunch time.

we've all heard the warnings, buying used cars could be risky. nbc 4 responds discovered a number of private sellers who are not disclosing potentially dangerous defects. susan hogan shows you how they're doing it. >> reporter: if you were thinking of buying a used car we first. nbc 4 responds goes under cover, what we found may have you thinking about who you buy your next car from. >> it was just a one owner? >> reporter: undercover investigation reveals something disturbing. >> i'm a dealer but there's no fee. >> is that legal? >> why not? >> reporter: and if you're not careful, it could cost you more than just a ton of cash.

sale with a clean title. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: but technically this is a salvage title. >> unfortunately, not everybody is up front and honest about the vehicles that they're representing especially online. >> reporter: we wanted to see for ourselves. on craigslist there's a ton of used car ads that sound great, clean title, one owner, runs great, no accidents. but not so fast. using the v.i.n. or license plate number from the ad we looked up the vehicle's history report. you can do this for a feeon vehicle information system. remember this guy? well, his ad claims this hyundai had one owner. but when we pressed him about it, we learned a little more. >> it's one owner but i'm not the owner. >> who is the owner? >> i'm kind of dealer. >> reporter: you're kind of a dealer? who do you work for? the seller tells me he bought the car at auction and he can give me a real good deal buying it directly from him at this

posing as private sellers that are illegal dealers selling vehicles in a parking lot, at a restaurant or a shopping center, that they're bringing to you and selling cars that have hidden problems. >> reporter: this seller's advertisement left one important detail out. according to the vehicle history report, it was involved in an accident, which he did admit to us in person. okay, the reason why i'm asking you all of this is i'm susan hogan from channel 4. we did ask to see his dealer's license. once he realized we weren't buying the car he was done with us. >> i don't have time. >> reporter: okay. >> sorry. >> reporter: the virginia dmv's division of law enforcement tells us it's illegal for a licensed dealer to sell cars anywhere other than a dealership. with that being said the dmv tells us it is investigating the seller of that hyundai. and check out this next seller's ad. it claims this toyota celica has

branded title meaning the car was a salvage vehicle that has been rebuilt. this chevy tahoe ad says truck in great condition, clean title, but the vehicle history tells a different story. .c., maryland, and virginia require sellers of salvaged or rebuilt vehicles to disclose it in writing. in virginia sellers must also provide buyers with a rebuilt vehicle disclosure statement. buying a rebuilt car can come with some hidden dangers. could impact the safety of the car sooner or later. it could impact the value of the car. you could be paying a lot more money than that car is worth. >> reporter: bottom line, private sellers posting on sites like craigslist aren't regulated so it's buyer beware. according to the federal trade commission if you buy a used car from a private seller, it will most likely be on an as is basis. so if you see a really cheap

well, finally we're starting to see some sunshine out there breaking out across the region. temperatures will top out in the low 60s. shenandoah valley upper 50s. nothing compared to what we'll be dealing with as we get into the weekend. temperatures gradually going up. nothing to worry about the rest of the workweek. the frontal system comes through but other than that as we get into next week holiday travel, >> thank you, lauryn. there are a lot of people in our area who need some extra help this thanksgiving. nbc 4 is working for you in the community to provide food for more than 4,000 families. search food for families in our nbc washington app to donate or join us at the redskins game this sunday. some of our meteorologists will be at gate 8 along with storm ranger. stop by to say helo and bring

maryland. he's out surprising viewers who say they love cooking for thanksgiving. today he spotlighted a man in middletown, frederick county, who is known by his friends and family as tom the turkey man. >> tom! how are you? happy thanksgiving, my friend. >> what the heck! >> that's right. oh, you like to wake everybody up at thanksgiving with a whistle, right? [ whistle ] >> i think i would have passed out right there, he's screaming in the guy's face. tom also got the chance to meet with and cook with bobby flay. he it continues his turkey war tomorrow. looks like a lot of fun. >> i'm sure his wife got him up to get out of his pajamas. the wonderful thanksgiving wreath on the door.

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