going off several seconds apart. the victim is only identified as a female juvenile and her condition unconscious and unresponsive when taken away and later pronounced dead at the hospital. and a neighbor passed among relatives brought them to the street and grief-stricken and angry and who did this and why has another young life been taken. same thing investigators now work to answer at this crime scene. at this point we have no this story as it develops. we are live in southeast, derrick ward, nbc 4. back to you. >> thank you. we want to shift gears. and right now black friday is in full swing. >> that is right. this day may not be what it once was but that didn't stop bargain hungry shoppers for rushing department stores for the door-buster deals. >> let's go to chopper 4 now with a live look over the new

awful all day long. >> these people along with millions of americans are taking advantage of all of the deals and stores are raking in the big bucks. >> holiday sales are expected to top $655 billion this year. online sales are already breaking records with thanksgiving day spending reaching nearly $2 billion. amazon said its sales yesterday exceeded both thanksgiving and cyber monday last year. today's online sales are $3 billion mark for the very first time. amazing. news 4's justin finch has been talking to shoppers all day long and joins us now from tysons. i could still see a smile on your face and you are in one piece. are you doing all right? >> reporter: susan, it has been very, very busy out here. the tyson's mall opened at 6:00 and since the crowds began showing up in mass at 11:00 a.m. and continuing out here every

and inside of the mall, the same story. very packed and it all makes sense because black friday is the biggest shopping day of the year. black friday parking doesn't come easy over at tyson's where customers circle and circled desperate for a space. some got lucky. >> we got parking, which is crazy. my mom called me and she's like, you got parking? >> and once inside she and her friends joined the masses. >> i boughtom a fitbit and a pajama. >> reporter: the halls of the mall are ringing with the sounds of sales, across the u.s. the national retail federation expects more than 137 million americans to hit stores in person and online this long weekend. most plan to shop today, especially millennial shoppers, a highly sought-after customer with money to spend. >> i'm trying to keep my budget under $200. because i get really bad when i

don't know where to start so we just go through the whole mall. >> and to keep them going, the fashion center at pentagon city is keeping the attention of the social media generation. >> they want to share it with their friends, this is the deal i got. this is where i bought it. this is how i was treated. >> reporter: and with traffic and crowds being what they are, you may say just stay at home and online shop. well, coming up at 6:00, we'll tell you and a time to shop in stores. and back to you. >> and it is not necessarily today. big crowds there, justin. thanks so much. for the second year in a row, black friday has become a major day of protest in chicago. >> that is right. about 100 people gathered along the city's magnificent mile for a march and shopping boycott. they call add teng to the deadly -- call add tension to the shooting of a teen and how the city handled that

smaller than last year's protest when some stores made the call to close early due to the crowds. this march in new york city held to protest businesses and banks with ties to president-elect donald trump. and retailers that remained open on thanksgiving. demonstrators called it a tour of shame. they walked through midtown manhattan here to protest stores that they those that force employees to show up to work as early as 6:00 a.m. yesterday. well, breaking right now. green party presidential nominee jill stein just beat a deadline submitting paperwork in wisconsin to officially challenge the results of the presidential election. >> the news comes on the same day her campaign announced they blue past the initial fundraising goal to fuel the recount effort. stein is also looking at asking

notable differences they say between voting machine tallies and the exit polls. deadline to ask for a recount in those states is next week. president-elect donald trump holds narrow leads in all three states. >> we're doing this for the benefit of american public, so that we can trust that our votes are counted. >> stein's campaign has raised $4 million for the recount effort. it wants to raise $3 million more. well, we've had a cloudy day out there for the black friday. if you are out and about shopping, maybe a few light sprinkles on the windshield but that is all it amounted to. now we are looking to the weekend. and we're going to have sunshine. we need it after the gloomy day today. 54 is the temperature. we topped out in the mid to upper 50s for daytime highs today. that wind in northeast at just about 8 miles per hour. so all in all, the wind hasn't been too bad today.

late evening. they'll start to decrease as we get into the overnight and the wind will actually pick up a little bit throughout the overnight. now your evening planner, we're looking at temperatures falling and they will fall quickly. we'll be in the 40s. end up in the low 40s during the overnight. as i said, winds are increasing just in time for saturday and we'll let you know what the windchill is. we have windchills back for the weekend and we'll talk about that and a chance of rain up. gun play in logan circle ends up with two men in jail. a witness saw the shooting near r. and 14th street and immediately called 911. police quickly caught them and police credit the actions of the witness who was also able to pass along a detailed description of the men. no one was hurt. in northern virginia, police are working to figure out who shot and killed a man. >> that is right. it happened in manassas while

around 1:00. police found jose thomas valasquez in bird drive just off -- on bird drive just off of grand avenue. crews rushed him to the hospital where he later died. also in manassas, the search is on to find a man that police say stabbed another man to happen on stream walk lane also on thanksgiving. investigators say the men knew each other and an argument led to the stabbing. police have not released the identity of the victim yet. french authorities say they attack the country. >> the big bust led to at rest of five men. prosecutors today broke down thee alleged scheme they say that the militants were getting orders from isis and that they were planning to launch the attack as early as next week. during a weekend raid investigators found automatic rifles and handguns. france is still under a state of emergency because of last year's isis attacks in paris that killed 130 people.

an anti-isis operation, taking place in syria. and it happened on thanksgiving day. we get new details tonight from nbc's lucy cav ano. >> this is the first casualty for american troops operating in syria. we know this was a special forces operations member who was killed by an ied, an improvised explosive device near an area located roughly half way which is the capital of the islamic state self-declared caliphate. there is not an exact number of u.s. operation forces operating within syria but about 300 are authorized to do so. the primary task is to recruit and train and advise the kurdish and the local arab fighters who are trying to encircle that city, raqqa, in order to cut off the islamic state from key

militants both there as well as within the operations here near mosul and iraq. and again, no identity of the special ops member and the pentagon usually waits about 24 hours before releasing that kind of information but we did hear from the secretary of defense ash carter who said that he was deeply saddened by this death, which took place on thanksgiving and said that he hopes the world and the americans would keep the servicemen and women nbc news, er bill, iraq. >> and why is one of the biggest retailers in the country closed today. >> and don't feel like left-overs, binge on gilmore girls instead. why it is the top trending topic in d.c. and beating out black friday. and what are president obama and vice president biden talking about as they wrap up time in the white house.

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this black friday, while many people all over the country spent the day waiting in long

outside. news 4's mark segraves reports why one major retailer was closed on one of the biggest retail days of the year. >> i avoid lack friday like the plague. this is awesome. >> susie was one of thousands across the country to stand in line for rei black friday special. >> it is awesome. i have a car and i just open hike in the city but now i get to do it in nat >> for the second year in a row, the outdoor equipment retailer was closed on thanksgiving day and today. here in d.c., the retailer partnered with a ride sharing company called ske dadle where allows them to design their own charter bus routes and instead of waiting in line for a sale, they waited in line for a free ride to great falls and then back home. >> it is great. because i don't own a car so -- so i bicycle everywhere.

not everyone did. especially those who were looking to get their day started at the coffee shop inside. >> it is ashame. i was looking forward to the coffee. >> for rei, it is cool. >> and for this delivery man, it was more than just disappointing. >> i have to bring it back and it is double work for me now. >> and as for the hikers. they spent today in the woods -- not shopping. >> people can shop any time. sometimes the overrated or they're not what everyone thinks they are and plus the workers deserve a day off as well. >> i think it is awesome. i already got half of the stuff i'm wearing earlier in the week if they were on sale and they still got the clients and nower providing us a way to use the gear. it is awesome. >> reporter: with more than $2 billion a year in sales, rei is one of the biggest outdoor retailers in the country but they say it is worth it to the company to gift up on any profits they would make today in

to get outside. and they want their customers to do the same thing. reporting from great falls, virginia, mark segraves, nbc 4. >> a black fan of black friday shopping. not so much for me but it is a popular days to get deals on all sorts of things, including electronics, but believe it or not, it might not be the right time to shop for a tv. >> bargains have changedth is no longer about black friday the day and it is black friday the week, the month, and we see deals creeping up earlier and earlier every year. >> unfortunately this shift in black friday shopping hasn't been all good. >> one of the down sides to black friday shopping is that for a lot of consumers it is a lot more work than it used to be. you used to look in the circular on sunday or go out and pick the store you want to get to. because of all of the online activity, you have to monitor the websites. >> and don't think just because

necessarily the lowest price you could find. consumer reports said there are sometimes better deals on tvs like shopping closer to christmas or waiting a few weeks for super bowl sales. >> a lot of it is based on inventory levels. so if retailers don't sell a lot of tvs during the year and they may have a buildup in inventory. >> but to find the lowest prices on tvs, plan to buy at the end of february or the beginning of march. that is when stores clear out last year's rock-bottom prices to make room for the newest sets on the market. >> and some tvs to keep an eye on in the coming months include the 4-k model from samsung, lg and sharp. >> we won't have to wait until the end of black friday to learn what some of the hottest holiday gifts are. many you and your friends are doing a lot of your shopping and these are the top thanksgiving day sellers on e-bay. a watch was sold every three

pokemon items, every six. and fitbit and speak out board games and iphone 7, very popular this year. and after bingeing on all of that thanksgiving food, fans binge watched the long awaited return of gilmore girls and twitter exploded with reaction making it the top trending topic in d.c. the show went off the air ten years ago but now it is back, via netflix. it is a four the show and not a reboot. metro surge 11 begins on monday and it impacts the orange and silver lines. there will be continuous single tracking between west falls church and east falls church. trains will run every 20 minutes. metro tells us all orange and silver line trains could be packed. the blue line will likely see crowding between roslyn and stadium armory. the round of work runs through december 21st.

holiday spirit at 6:00 tomorrow by lighting the christmas tree at city center. police are closing 10th street between h. street to new york avenue and i. street will be closed from 9th to 10th streets. the road closures start at 4:00 in the afternoon and they'll last until about 9:00 at night. news 4 today's eun yang will emcee the ceremony. well she helped save two baby's lives. >> now a paramedic is going

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well, a lot of tree-lighting >> that is right. and will weather cooperate, i guess is the question. >> you know, it looks like it might. i mean, we've got a little bit of a wind tomorrow. but usually this time of the year, we're talking about 20s and 30s. but we're talking about 40s and 50s as we get into the weekend. so really not that bad. now we will have a little bit of a wind tomorrow. it is going to be rather breezy tomorrow. but other than that, the weekend -- looking good. we looked great as we continued into today.

bad. now look at our current temperatures right now. 54 in washington. we topped out in the mid to upper 50s today. so really not that bad. very kind of mild weather, average temperature for this time of the year should be 55. so that is where we are right now. and that sun has already gone down, about an hour ago. 52 in frederick. 55 in leesberg. in the 40s down in warrenton but otherwise, it is not that bad of an evening out there. clouds will continue to clear out. they are holding thick right now. but they will continue to clear out as we get into the overnight. and that tempat pick up as well. so we're looking at windchills through the overnight and through much of tomorrow. temperatures again will fall into the low 40s by midnight at about 44 degrees and feeling like the upper 20s to lower 30s because the wind is 10 to 15 miles per hour and increasing from there. so tomorrow morning, this is our air temperature. but again windchills in the 20s when you wake up tomorrow morning and improving to the 30s and low 40s through the afternoon. so if you maybe want to go work

turkey over the last few days, you still are eating left-overs by tomorrow morning, it is a great day to get out and about. maybe go hit some golf balls and even looking good. but if you are heading out to the fairway, it is going to be a little on the breezy side tomorrow morning. and that wind is not going to die down until about 7:00 tomorrow night. 52 is where we'll hit tomorrow but again breezy with wind gusts up to about 20, 25 miles per hourch and again that puts our windchill in the 30s and 40s. problems with the wind. it will pick up after 11:00 or midnight. if you are out and about, you deal with the windchills. and not -- but breezy tomorrow. wind gusts up to 25 miles per hour. and then shouldn't we could have -- shouldn't we could have a little bit of a breeze and sunshine for the weekend and that will warm us up a little bit. so if our out and about, after midnight, 11:00 or 12:00, the winds are picking up so bring some extra layers if you are out

out and about tomorrow morning, breezy and chilly and the winds with us through the morning and not dying down until tomorrow evening but plenty of sunshine tomorrow and on sundayment and commuting looks good and i've got your commuting forecast for the entire united states and we do look like we could have some delays at airplanes on sunday. and i'll get to that in a minute. right now to the five-day. 52 tomorrow and still breezy. but this weekend just absolutely gorgeous. especially around here. and once you getts problems if you are traveling. 54 on monday with clouds. and then we have much-needed rain. we have ten inches in deficit. we need it and wednesday night we could get some showers. mild temperatures but we cool down after that. we'll show you the ten day forecast and where there could be airport delays on sunday in minutes. several developing stories in the newsroom. next, new details in a thanksgiving murder in falls church and police have made

maryland helps to save the lives of two toddlers stabbed by their own father and now she is going one step further to help improve the lives of that family and how you could help them next. not interested in hitting the stores tonight. how about picking up a new family member. still plenty of time to adopt a new family friend for the weekend. and a live picture of the tree

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black friday is here and bargain-seeking holiday shoppers are out in full force. here is a live picture right now near tsyon's corner where shoppers are driving in and out all day long. but people are home to shopping via mobile phones at record levels. listen to this. experts predicting online spending will hit a record $3 billion today. >> d.c. police are trying to

teenage girl in southeast. it happened just before noon here on ooixt street near -- on i. street half an mile from eastern market metro. detectives are on the scene right now. developing news out of fairfax county. police have arrested three people in connection with a thanksgiving murder in falls church. tonight they are still looking for a fourth suspect. news 4 shomari stone is in falls church and he has our st these three men. augustine, charged with murder and burglary. cocoa and perez are charged with burglary. not the homicide. police are looking for this man, a fourth suspect, addini cabrera. the murder took place inside of the skyline square apartment building, a high-rise on seminary road in the falls church section of fairfax count. on thanksgiving night police received a call about a

apartment on the 25th floor. when officers arrived, they found a man suffering from trauma to the upper body. he died. after the murder, sources say two of the suspects stole some items from the victim. police arrested all three suspects. we talked to a woman who lives nearby the building. >> my brother lives here. but it is a very secure and peaceful building. that is what i know. >> reporter: are you surprised that this could happen to someone on thanksgiving? >> it is nb i'm surprised. >> that was shomari stone reporting. let this be a heads up for anyone taking part in a popular out door activity. u.s. park police had to stop two bow hunters would wandered in the great falls national park in virginia this morning. the urban archery season is open in nearby fairfax county but it is strictry prohibited in the national park. a police helicopter flew over the woods in an effort to find the possibly wounded dear struck

archers today. no word on cha what charges, if any, the hunters will face. she saved the lives of two toddlers stabbed by their father and now a prince george's county paramedic is going above and beyond, helping the children and their mom make a fresh start. first on 4, tracee wilkins has the story and details on how you could help. [ sirens ] >> we got the call as children so you always think, no. this cannot be. something -- something's wrong. >> reporter: more than 20 years on the job and yet this call was a shock to prince george's country paramedic pamela graham. >> i saw the wounds and i knew the ages of the children and knew i had to do what i needed to do. >> as police arrested the father of the toddlers, christian dillard, now charged for stabbing his two sons. lieutenant graham and the boy's mom were on their way to

haunted graham. >> two-year-olds and three-year-olds are supposed to be running around, jumping off the couch and playing with the toys. >> reporter: so she went to work setting up a you caring site to help raise money for the family. the mom is relocating from the house where the stabbing happened and needs the help. graham has also gotten her colleagues involved. >> we set up something for christmas department and police department, santa will be coming. >> graham and the mother have developed a friendship that keeps her connected to the two babies she helped save. >> i don't dig too much and ask a whole lot of questions. coy hear them in the background, that is all i need. >> reporter: with 20 years on the job, there was something about this call that struck this paramedic's heart. she's never done anything like this before. coming up on news 4 at 6:00, we'll explain why this

to her. if you are interested in making a donation, go to nbc washington and search "you caring", that is you caring. in district heights, i'm tracee wilkins, nbc 4. >> and coming back, you could still score good deals this weekend. you hear an awful lot about black friday but tomorrow is small business saturday. >> that is right. and shoppers are encouraged to check out your local stores. one area that is really hopping for big business or hoping for big business is ellicott city. back in july, dd caused millions of dollars in damage to the downtown area but baltimore business journal reports local officials have deck laned main street reopened tomorrow. and grand opening of new small businesses will also be held in d.c.'s shaw neighborhood. events are being held in adams morgan and anacostia, in virginia, alexandria is showing off the boutique stores with a day of events planned along king street and you'll find deal as long bethesda road tomorrow as

business saturday, not to worry. and you missed black friday, too. cyber monday just around the corner and some retailers have already rolled out their deals so you can shop from the comfort of your home or, let's be honest, from your desk at work. >> how did you know? and covering the district tonight, d.c. mayor bowser is making it a lot tougher for you to light up. she plans to sign some of the county -- the cou's the legal smoking age will jump to 21 and e-cigs will be generated and last week the mayor signed a bill making it illegal to vape inside public establish. s like bars and restaurants and workplaces. vaping and smoking at outdoor patios are still permitted. you could bring home a black friday gift without having to deal with the traffic and the long lines at the stores today

fees for all available animals. take advantage of the deal at the alliance's two d.c. adoption centers and through the foster program. all of the available animals are on the rescue services website. zappos, the online retail site is teaming up with the shelter by covering the adoption fees. folks in reston are getting into the holiday spirit. they celebrated with a parade along market street at reston town center today. the theme was home town holidays. usa today just nominated it as one of the ten best parades in the facing. our very own chuck bell and angie goff emceed the event. and at 6:00 tonight angie will be there with santa and mrs. claus to light the tree in the fountain square. >> big dogs there. >> i love it. trees are going up across america this weekend. >> and now you have to get going on the presents to fill underneath the tree. we'll have a look at the hottest

the busiest travel weekends of the year. you have heard? so who gets to go through the fast lane? why security experts are concerned about safety and fairness when it comes to the

for those must-haves this holiday season, leave some space. >> please do. retailers are rolling out high-tech ties that include new twists on some of your old favorites. nbc's brian moore shows us what to expect. >> this year's hottest tech toys might look like profits but they are packing new technology under the hot. hot wheels is rolling out the next generation of supercharged cars with intelligence. >> it allows the cars to stay on track and go at high rates of speed. >> who doesn't remember play doo and now there is an app for that. >> it is one of the age-old toys that kids love and they are updating it by using the smartphone. >> even barbie is getting an upgrade. a smart home, the high-tech and hello dream house. >> there is an elevator and the toilet flushes and you can manipulate things by using an app on your phone. >> the fly brick set allows kids

drone out of classic legos. >> the lego drone is a perfect example of how you take a brand that we loved growing up and you kind of updated it for today's technology. >> and remember the furby and pet toes of the '90s, and this is on the wish list of many this year. >> the hatch-a-mole are popular and we talked and you just can't find them anywhere. >> i surprise pet hatches right in your hand, that is if you could get your hands on one. brian moore, nbc news. >> i'm sure if my 12-year-old jack is watching this, mom, i'll be getting a text any moment now. >> neither one of us heard about this hatcha mole. it will be like, who doesn't

a lot of extra cash so you could buy a lot of hatch-a-moles. >> and it is now up to $403 million for tomorrow's drawing for the jackpot and in case you were wondering, the odds of winning now one in 292 million. that is nothing. we got this. there is a debate happening right now among security experts. how does the tsa balance convenience and security while deciding who belongs in that fast lane. the precheck investigation coming up. story was quick to gobble up and a text that led to an invitation to thanksgiving dinner. >> and i love that story and i love the weather today. even though it was cloudy, all in all, not bad with plenty of mild temperatures. still in the 50s right now but we'll introduce a windchill for the weekend and rain for next week so we'll show you that on

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this busy holiday travel week should be going more smoothly for airplane passengers who signed up for -- or paid for those tsa precheck clearance. but it turns out, many people

they didn't get to submit personal information, get fingerprinted or pay the $85 it cost to get in on that list. as nbc's scott freedman reports, it has travelers and security experts concerned. >> i've been very lucky. >> reporter: you might call it the pre-check lottery. >> checked in and it showed up on my border pass. >> i would say almost every time it is on my boarding pass. >> they didn't didn't pay the fee or were never fingerprinted or signed up. and when they check in, they find they could use precheck for the day. >> were you surprised to get that. >> do you solemnly swear or affirm the testimony you are about to give -- >> it surprised us a bit too, because last summer the tsa director seemed to tell congress tsa was no longer allowing random passengers to use

of arbitrarily assigning that population into that population and that was called mandatory inclusion and that put people back into the regular screening. >> and they stopped using things like this, using ipad that randomly picked people for precheck but they have been using other methods of moving other passengers into precheck lanes in an effort to reduce long lines. the way it works now, tsa takes the information you get your travel ticket and they look at your previous travel history and bought the ticket and people deemed a low risk are given a precheck on the boarding pass but that is not the same comprehensive background check on members. >> and some say letting people use precheck without complete vetting may not be the best thing. >> in an ideal world, you would not. if we had the ideal situation here, we would not.

is precheck passengers go through metal detectors that only detect metal, not body imageers that also detect explosives. >> so if you are going to put somebody through a metal detector, which is a lower level of scanning technology than the body imageers are, you need to be able to trust them a little bit more than you would the average member of the public. >> in a statement, tsa told us giving regular passengers precheck status is only a temporary approach. our long-term goal is to have a population if the pre-check lanes. we continue to work toward that goal. in the meantime, tsa said it has complete confidence in the current system and that enabling other lower risk travelers to receive expedited screening on a flight by flight basis is in everyone's interest, as it allowed tsa to focus more attention on those we have identified as requiring more scrutiny. >> the agencies making the judgment, that is a risk profile

>> former assistant tsa administrator tom blank said moving some passengers to precheck may be necessary to reduce long lines, which can also become a target for terrorists. >> i think it is a balancing kind of a thing. and i don't think you'll find that tsa ever guaranteed that precheck line for precheck passengers only. >> but some precheck members complain all of those nonmembers slowdown the fast lane because they don't know to leave their shoes on and laptops and liquids in bags in the people that have experience with it and it just messes everything up. >> with a battle over convenience, security and who belongs in the fast lane. >> there is sometimes resentment, going, i paid $80 and went through a big back ground check and had to take time out of my day to be in line and you just got over here for whatever random reason you were chosen. >> now tsa admits, when the lines get long there are times

without any information about those passengers, but in those cases the tsa said it brings in bomb-sniffing dogs for an extra level of screening. you know, i flew out yesterday, flew back today and i was put in one of those precheck lines. i kept my shoes on. they didn't bring the dogs out for me so it was kind of easy. >> get what people are saying that paid the money and people like us come along who didn't. but i'll tell you, when you get that little precheck, it is like -- bonus. >> it is. >> all right. >> holidays, christmas music playing outside of the white house this morning, look at that. it is beautiful. the official christmas tree arrived via horse-drawn carriage. the first lady welcomed its arrival and took pictures with the owners of whispering pines, that is the farm in wisconsin that provided the 19 foot fir. the tree will be set up in the blue room. members of the military have been invited to an unveiling ceremony at the white house on tuesday.

how they came and they actually have someone who goes around and looks for these particular trees all around the country. >> they are pretty special. >> yeah. >> and her last one there, as first lady. >> yeah. >> well, it doesn't feel like christmas quite yet. so it is already getting in the mood, i heard christmas music today but temperatures were in the mid to upper 50s. i'm not complaining. it was nice out there and we had the cloud cover and didn't have any rain or wind and sprinkles but that is about it. on the weekend, things change. and temperatures could get to near 70s in some spots next week. yes, near 70. who is complaining about that. and we also need a little bit of rain. and we shouldn't complain because we need the rain here in the area. for the rest of tonight and into the weekend, we are dry and we have the overcast sky out there and that will continue through the late evening and then we'll start to really see those clouds decrease. now they are starting to thin out a little bit but it will become more apparent as we get

thanks to high pressure setting up. and breezy on saturday. now we will have windchills tomorrow. it is going to feel more like the 30s and 40s for much of the day. but it is going to be gorgeous out there. unlike today where we have the clouds. 54 degrees is the temperature and as we clear out, temperatures fall into the 30s and 40s overnight. we'll see the wind pick up after about 11:00 to after midnight and the 10 mile-per-hour range and continuing to increase but right now, you could see a little bit of thinning of clouds but nothing on the radar right now. 42 is the overnight low. and we'll be right around there by the time we head into tomorrow morning. 35 outside the beltway in gaithersberg. 35 in manassas. 45 in martinsberg. now as we continue into your day tomorrow, if you want to get out on the golf course and maybe go burn off some of the thanksgiving meal, again, it is going to be chilly. temperatures in the low 50s. plenty of sunshine.

52 is the air temperature and that is where we top out but a gorgeous day out there. so the winds will pick up, as i said. no problem tonight. after about 11:00 or 12, that is when they pick up. so if you are out and about, bring some extra layers, especially if you are out after midnight and then breezy through the day on saturday. again, windchills in the 30s and 40s for much of the day but when you wake up the windchills are in the 20s and then by sunday a little bit of a breeze but it will die down to 10 miles per hour, nothing we can't deal with. and here. if you are headed up to the penn state, michigan game, it could be a little snow out there and it looks good for uva and virginia tech through the afternoon and saturday here for around us looks excellent. and now sunday, if you are traveling on sunday, it looks great. especially around our area. there could be some lake effect snow showers to deal with but that is about it. beautiful around here. no complaints for the weather. there could be some complaints on the roadways, we'll have to wait and see but of course there usually is. we do have rain up through

but quiet across the united states. and then there but denver and las vegas and san francisco and salt lake city we see some delays but around us, 95 and i-81 clear on sunday night and through the monday morning as you make your way back to work. looking g. tuesday afternoon rain showers and wednesday night into thursday morning and look at the teams as we get a surge of cold air coming before we cool back down into the 40s by next weekend. >> thanks, lauryn. well what do you do when from a stranger? most of us might just ignore it and move on. >> this is a great story. one teenager in it arizona who didn't ignore an accidental text get an extra thanksgiving dinner and some national attention for it it. check this out. earlier this month, jammal's number was included in on a group text from wanda dench about when she would serve thanksgiving dinner for her grandchildren this year. he texted back that he was not

dench she complied. so they met yesterday. there it is. and when hinton shared pictures of the exchange on twitter, the rest became internet history. >> people are saying i have faith in humanity again and i'm just thinking, wow! >> yeah, that is a wow. hinton said he went to his real grandmother's house for dinner after meeting dench. ? oh, ? can you see -- well that was just a snippet. today many are still thankful for aretha franklin's gospel version of the national anthem. the queen of soul stretched the song to 4:30 minutes. that rendition right before last night's vikings-lions game and her family moved to detroit when she was just a young girl almost 70 years ago: that was something. and well it is a

>> they feared the worst when their mom vanished after going for a run three weeks ago. now she is home. of course, questions remain. and remembering one of tv's most iconic moms. florence henderson. >> when you come back to earth,

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they called it a thanksgiving miracle. a mother northern california made it back to her family. investigators say the captors released the woman on the highway while she was still tied up. nbc's rick boon explains how she got help. >> she just thanked us for the effort and energy and the time that we put in, trying to bring her home. >> reporter: the family friend of 34-year-old sherri papini said she is still in the hospital undergoing massive

phone thanksgiving night. >> he was pretty emotional. it was a -- quite a little bit for her to even spoke. >> a mother of two from shasta county was located three weeks after her mysterious disappearance. >> we are very ecstatic to report that sherry pappina has been located. >> she vanished while jogging a mile from her redding home. >> after not responding children from day care, she was being looked for. >> she was leigh leased on -- released on a rural road on i-5 and bound with restrainted and able to summon from a passing help -- helping from a passing motorist. >> and the searched for the alleged kidnappers tonight and all we know is they are women

right now, at 6:00, we're following developing story in southeast d.c. where a teenage girl has been gunned down in the street. plus a prince george's county paramedic haunted by a case goes beyond the call of duty to help a family in need. i'm mark segraves and coming up on news 4, i'll tell you where one of america's biggest retailers is holding its black friday special right our top story tonight, a 16-year-old girl has been murdered in the district and ware learning new information about this developing story. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm jim handly, and the girl was shot and killed in a housing complex on i. street in southeast d.c., not too far from eastern market and moments ago murial bowser reacted on twitter and saying i'm sickened by today's violence in potomac