attacks and the state department issued a warning to tourists to europe based on credible information of a potential attack on christmas markets. germany has foiled several attempted attacks in recent weeks including the arrest of a 12-year-old boy who tried to detonate a nail bomb. authorities not ready to call this a terror attack, but it is obviously something that everyone fears. . >> we're learning details in prince georges county. >> let's get to. >> the body was found in the grassy area sdovrd by a woman dumping some trash and one of these cans.

police are investigating as a possible case of murder. this popular park with police tape today and and people around here are not happy about it. people have ways of resolving differences now. rather than like you and i standing here talking right now, it goes to the extreme. >> a woman emptying trash near the wreck center seized the body of a man behind the building. the victim is said to be a man in his mid-20s. police withholding his name until relatives are notified. investigators from the park police and homicide detectives from prince georges county converge on the scene. they were here for hours. they use their

search through the trash can. they use metal detectors to look for clues in the ground. they use special cans to collect evidence from the fire. they are trying to determine how the man died and how he ended up behind this building. the ground nearby appears scorched. the tracks in the dirt leading up to the scene but it's unclear as to whether or not that had anything to do with this case. the body of the victim taken to the medical examiner's office hopefully the autopsy will provide more clues to this troubling case. >> police identifying the man that was left two people wounded. they are looking for this man. investigators say he lives at the home where the shooting occurred.

two young men wound up in the hospital with serious injuries from that shooting. if you have information about the suspect, give police a call. police and fbi are look iin for three men who kidnapped and attacked a woman walking through a neighborhood. meagan fitzgerald joins us live with the story. >> police say the woman was walking along the sidewalk right where we are here o on the 1600 block when a man jumped out of a van, grabs her, pulls her inside and takes off. the area around 16th and monroe is what many neighbors consider family friendly. it was shoved into a white van with three men inside. investigators say she was assaulted and robbed and driven tooo

the suspect dropped hir off. >> it's a little frightening to know this is happening on the street where i live. >> it's understasettling for pa. across the country, members of the electoral college are affirming that donald trump will be our next president. more than half the people in a new nbc "wall street journal" poll say they are either pessimistic or worried about how trump will do once he takes office. demonstrators gathered outside the capital buildings in richmond and annapolis. electoral college members in virginia and maryland voted for hillary clinton. so far we have only seen one so-called faceless elector in maine where a clinton delegate voted for bernie sanders. . out west hundreds of people

shut down traffic in downtown l.a. two groups marching. one major labor group taking part in that. >> merrick garland is expected to hear cases in washington. he hasn't taken part in any cases since march when he was nominated to the supreme court. john roberts rejected an appeal to get the supreme court to force the senate to consider the nomination. republican senator said they thought that next president should nominate his replacement. another big political battle in the district u. the council has a crucial final vote tomorrow over a controversial paid u family leave plan. as tom sherwood reports, there are last-minute eff

>> part of the business community flood itted what normally is is a routine sparsely attended media briefing on the agenda set for tuesday. businesses and non-profit groups today prefer a substitute being proposed. it would just direct companies to provide the benefits without the tax. >> we just feel we are in a much better position than the district government to determine how best and how effectively we get that paid leave to our employees. >> it doesn't create more bureaucracy, which many this the business community are a little tired of. >> supporters of paid family leave denounced the bid to weaken their proposal. >> they are speaking in the best interest of small business owners which actually what they ar

way to pass a law that would be far more beneficial to large corporations. >> i heard the sky is falling every time we propose something that's going to benefit working families. a creation of a new bureaucracy. both sides say they expect a closed vote on tuesday. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. a chilly day across our region. a beautiful sunset right now. you can't see, but this is the numbers. 34 right now in d.c. it's going to be

tod tonight. it's definitely going to be on the cold side. it's locked in place for the next day or so. a cold night tonight. and then i'm looking at the travel forecast all week no matter where you're headed. it's tracking showers for christmas. that's something we're talking about too. we'll talk much more about that. >> the devastation in syria may have motivated a man to assassinate russia's ambassador to turkey. the man shouted don't forget aleppo after shooting the ambassador at an event in ankara. richard engel is in turkey with more on that shooter. >> russia's ambassador has been assassinated. he was speaking at an art exhibit moments into his prepared remarks a gunman who was stand

clean shaven man in a suit and tie pulled out his pistol and fired numerous shots into the ambassador. e he dropped quickly to the ground. the gunman has been identified as an off-duty police officer. a young man 22 years old. after the ambassador fell, the shooter started to shout. first speaking in air bik, he said we are those who pledged allegiance to jihad. he went on to say this was carried out for syria. he said u that those who are responsible for the cruelty that is taking place in aleppo and in syria will pay a heavy price. many in had this country are angry because of russia's support of the syrian offensive in the city of aleppo and elsewhere across syria and there's going to be an angry response from moscow. there was a meeting tomorrow to discuss the situation in syria with

russia. there's going to be anger directed at turkey for not providing more security. how could this off duty police officer get into this art exhibit and carry out the assassination. there will be anger directed at syria itself. richard engel, nbc news, istanbul. a fire tears through a boat house leaving it in runs. what we're learning about the problem firefighters face d as they tried to battle that blaze. metro haa new website and now some riders are having trouble finding the information they need quickly. what metro is say iing a about tonight on news 4 at 5:00. fedex field for "monday night football." we posed the question. . sleep or no sleep? that's coming up. a lot of excitement building up for the monday night showdown. we want to see your pictures. send them to us using nbc 4.

trains are no longer single tracking between college park station. but there are sill still some delays on the green line. a train approaching the college park station experienced a los

once that power was restored, then the train operator reported smoke. metro has a team at the scene looking into this. the other oops for e metro today is a digital problem, but it's not to blame for the website woes passengers may be experiencing. kristin wright has more. >> reporter: this morning colin needed to know if he was going to run into problems on metro today. >> trying to look up service disruptions and i found that the search link didn't work for me. >> he go got the oops, this is awkward page. >> i had to redirect it. >> their new website is more mobile friendly and that the trip planner is now easier to use. the website has many useful features, but the problem can be getting to the new site when you start with a search engine. some links don't work anymore. >> everyim

find a route, it brings me to a page and says there's been an error. >> we asked metro. search engines may take several days to catch up with the change youzing their software that scans websites. if you use the search bar, this is not an issue. metro tested out the new website with users for a couple months. >> i just started using metro again because i moved to a new neighborhood. so it comes at kind of a bad time for me in that case. >> it's not their oops this time, but rather the search engine. in washington, kristin wright, news 4. there's a a bit of good news for metro. the agency says it is ending its current surge tomorrow a day earlier than expected. that reduced service on the silver line and impacted a a lot of riders. this evening montgomery county is paying

in rio. the executive is holding a ceremony in silver spring. they had several athletes competing for team usa. kat kat katieledecky and. she became the first american. then there was kat holmes who competed in fencing. >> the playoff push continues tonight. f fans are starting to pour in. look at that. . it looks beautiful. from the air to the ground, carol maloney was live on the field. >> how are theuys feeling? >> they like their

despite the fact that the national stage is not good to them. the last trips on "monday night football," the guys went here. the redskins are 2-15. these are gridiron gladiators that are arriving a at the stadium and are dress ed for success. even though it feels like the north pole, how are they going to dress on the field? that's a topic of discussion we had. we posed the question, sleeves or no sleeves. >> it's like an unspoken rule of linebackers.

>> sleeves are a sign of weakness. >> give me a hard time. i'll be nice and warm. . >> i have to do it. i have been since that way. >> they have coats and heated benches. you don't need them. >> you want to go sleeveless as much as possible. abolish sleeve riry. >> you heard the man. everyone has a right to bare arms. get in on this. get in on the action. we're going to man up like the redskins players out here. even though it's cold. this is what we have to do for our team. this isn't working. >> we're manning up for "monday night football." . just like the guys. >> something tells me you have more guys watching now thanks to

flaunt it. >> very funny. we know what to get carol for christmas. a a new coat. >> we'll see if she's still dressed like that an hour from now. >> i need the heater. >> you're almost out of time to get your holiday shopping done. you really want us to remind you of that. if you're stumped by when to get the techie in your life, stick around. susan hogan reports on high-tech gift ideas. >> plus you've likely heard of pregnancy brain. find out why doctors say it may have a real biological purpose. news 4 is giving away a trip to new york. tickets to see "the tonight show." all you have to do for your chance to win is follow nbc washington on instagram and tell us who would you bring au long with you. be sure to check out nbc washington

a chilly night. temperatures have only got to the 30s today. nowhere near that. i want to show you a shot of chopper live above the city. take a look at this. chopper 4 flying high above the city. it's the cold side for sure. a pretty good shot of lights around the district this evening. speaking

wider shot. nice job, camera. celebrating the season. this is great. we have been posting holiday pictures in the nbc washington app and adding video e of our own. look at that house right there. this is a home by one of our employees. my hometown of hermdon. he told me he had a good house. that's a great house. he told me not to mention his name. he know who is he is. that's beautiful. the lights are on towards fedex. going to be a cold night if you're heading out to the game. winds out of the north all the 7 miles per hour. temperatures are in the upper 20s. that's the way we're going to be all night. down to 28 already in gaithersburg. that's the actual temperature. 30 in winchester. so temperatures are going to drop. mostly clear skies.

a huge game for us. really a look at most of the country now after a week of the country getting pummelled with extremely cold air and rain and snow. not much going on. showers towards raleigh. back to the west, it's all cold. 19 degrees in chicago. that cold air trying to move in. we do get a little warmer tomorrow. the cool air and cold air, it's moving down. cold front across our region on thursday. if you're traveling, this is the good news. take a look at where the snow is. but i-95 looking good for boston. i u don't think you'll see any problems. cold but snow near the great lakes. that's about it. and air travel locking pretty good right on through about thursday or friday before things

get a little dicey towards your holiday weekend. tomorrow morning on the cold side, 18 in gaithersburg. 21 towards fredericksburg. tomorrow afternoon rising into the 30s by 11:00. 42 degrees by 3:00 with sunshine. it will be cool for this time of year, but not all that bad. no problem if you're dressed for it. 55 on thursday. 49 on friday. right now christmas weekend, 45 degrees on saturday. a good chance of shower activity. we're not thinking we'll see a lot of rain. tom kierein is back in 20 minutes with the latest on what you need to wear tonight to the skins game and what to expect on wednesday. a deadly crash on i-95 inbain baltimore. >> the new information that we are learning now about the victims and how this chain of events unfolded. if you have driven down during christmas time, you know

usually all a glow. that's not the case this year. coming up on news 4, we'll tell you why. it was a a massive fire on the d.c. water front early this morning. i'm mark segraves. coming up, i'll tell you the

it was such a special place for its members. a heartbreaking loss for them. a total loss is how the damage to that popular boat house is being described by firefighters. it's

that caught fire this morning. even though the fire was right next to the river, firefighters say they didn't have the water pressure they needed to battle flames. mark segraves is live in southeast with more details. >> good evening, this fire was devastating for the dozens of families who not only keep their boats here, but consider this a second home. a place where they can gather with friends and family. take a look at the damage behind us now. just hours after this blaze before they were secelebrating christmas inside. >> i don't know. i don't know what we're going to do. we use this for everything. >> the fire took part of their lives. >> just had a crist miss party for the kids this afternoon.

the fire broke out at 3:00 in the morning in the remote area near the washington navy yard in southeast. by the time firefighters arrive, the buildings were fully engulfed in flames. >> able to knock the fire down before it could spread to the boats docked behind here. >> while the boats appear on to unscathed, the clubhouse and other buildings are a complete loss. because of the remote location of the boat house, there are not as many as you'd find in populated areas. each blue dot indicates a fire hydrant. and the hydrants that are here, are on what is known as dead it end main so they don't have a lot of pressure. adding to the challenges, firefighters weren't a able to draft water from the river with their pumper trucks. >> it needs to really be adjacent to the river. that's not possible with the terrain that's here now. >> as for the fire boats, the tide was too low to get the large to

a smaller fire boat had to come in. >> the only good news for the members of this community, the district yacht club is insured. >> another factor by being in a remote location. nobody noticed this fire and called it in until the building was already flames. the fact there wasn't enough water pressure that it the firefighters needed did not lead to the fire spreading in the house. they were able to contain the fire and officials tell us had they needed more prrks they could have called d.c. water and they have a plan in place to direct more pressure to this area. as for the cause, investigators are still trying to determine that. that's it the very latest here. back to you in the studio. >> that building clearly a lot more than four walls a roof.

may have triggered a water main break. water filled the streets in maryland. it broke at grandview. they have been trying to fix it all day. 17 businesses don't have water pressure right now. but crews hope to have things back to normal in the next hour. a walmart in fredericksburg is the site of two police investigations. the first one on saturday. a man and woman put a a flat screen tv in their cart and walked out without paying for it. officers say this happened just before 3:00 at the store on carl d. silver parkway. two women say someone snatched their wall e ets out of their purses while shopping. and they say that police believe the man then took the stolen credit cards and used them to buy thousands of dollars worth of gift cards from target. republican senator ted cruz doesn't do enough to recognize the achievements of justice clarence thomas. th

african-american history and culture only makes note of justice thomas as the subject of sexual harassment allegations. you may remember anita hill made those in the '90s. in a letter to leaders of the smithsonian, senator cruz suggested they create a separate exhibit that showcases the differences between justice thomas and the only other african-american supreme court justice. a family activity turns into tragedy in maryland. a father and his young son were sliding down a driveway in carol county when they slid into the road where they they were hit by an suv yesterday. one died from his injuries. his son was in critical condition but is now out u and is expected to recover from his injuries. the sheriffs office says it does not expect to file charges against the driver.

a a family has brought joy to thousands of visitors during christmas time. you can see they go above and beyond what their christmas decorations. this year their decorations aren't there. the bureau chief explains why they decided to break their tradition. >> that's heartbreaking for a lot of people here. those who look forward to coming past this house that normally would be aglow. but yes, due to health concerns, the members of this family have decided that this year it just wasn't going to happen. >> if you have driven down good luck road around christmas time, you know what house i'm talking about. when i referred to the one that's all lit up. >> we have been doing it for 26 years. >> the home has become part of christmas tradition for countless families. >> we have people that come and every year they bring their kids or grand kids to see it because their parents brought them to see it when they were kids.

inside of their house where there are more decorations. they get all dressed up like santa clause. >> i go crazy for it. i have a fantastic time with it. >> but it's not easy work. >> to prepare and get it ready, you're looking at about 400 hours between halloween and christmas. >> that's part of the reason the decorations will remain packed up this year for the first time in nearly 30 years. >> we discovered that i had cancer and it has wipe d me out. >> at 77 he and his wife are dealing with recent cancer diagnosis. and working to take care of one another. while many who pass this house don't know what's going on inside, they know something is wrong. >> one of the neighbors stopped by one night and said i don't know what's

something is if you haven't put that those lights up. >> while there have been offers to get decorations up, it will be best to just sit this year out. >> what choice was there. >> i'll be back against next year. i'm not giving up. my plan is to be 100 years old and build that display. >> coming up at 6:00, we speak with neighbors in the community about the loss of these christmas decorations for this year. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you in the studio. >> after 30 years, he deserves to sit one out and get his health back. i bet when he's 100, he will be putting them up. >> i'm hoping next year you're standing right outside that house all lit up. >> everybody is. >> thank you so much. wonderful story u. news for your health. a gender gap in the doctors office. >> it could have consequences on your health. why a new study says a choice of male or female could p

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revealing how a major local school district dropped the ball by by allowing teachers accused of misconduct to keep their teachers licenses for years. scott macfarlane explains what the i-team is working on for tonight. >> our investigation will show four fairfax county school te h teachers accused of misconduct involving students. all lost their jobs, but all were allowed to keep their teaching licenses for several years. the teacher managed to land another job in another school district where he was arrested and pled guilty to a sex offense with another student. tonight's report raises questions about whether the school district gave us the full story when we started asking questions about this. each of these cases he's potentially dangerous. >> is it problematic? before they are e revoked? >> definitely. if there's a basis for action against a license and any time

taken, that whole interim period is troubling because that person could work elsewhere or secure a license. >> e we hear from the father of one of the victims and why he thinks this happened. a fairfax county school official tells the i team they have become more proactive. we'll talk to them on camera tonight at 6:00 as part of our investigation. in news for your health, there are fewer female doctors and on average make less money than their male colleagues. researchers looked at more than a million medicare patients who have been hospitalized for non-surgical care. those treated by females to be 4% less likely to die and 5% less likely to be reedadmitted the hospital within a month. expert says women are more likely to offer treatments that work and more focused on prevention. they also have better communications with their

patients. you probably heard of pregnancy brain. a new research suggests it is a real thing and there for a reason. researchers studied the brain scans of women before and after their first pregnancies and found a dozen place where is their it brains did change. they say it appears those changes help e prepare women for motherhood and may be linked with the understanding of the needs of her infant and being more emotionally attached. >> my wife blamed that for just about everything. it could be a a struggle trying to figure out what to get the techie in your life. susan hogan has some answers. i'm darcy spencer in rossville. an inspiring christian rap artist sentenced today for running over a man he knew during his dispute over music cds. why the victim's family s

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right now at 5:00, it is official. donald trump has surpassed the 270 votes needed in the electoral college to formally win the presidency. that's according to a count from the associated press. >> police in berlin have a man in custody tonight. he drove a trucnto aowd christmas market killing nine people and injuring 50. investigators do not have a motive and they are not ruling out terrorism. in prince georges county, police are k looing into a possible homicide. . a woman found a man's body behind a wreck center building and investigators say that body was smoldering. the man is in his 20s, but have not released his name. >> this evening the family of a murdered man say they are not happy. he did hit the victim with his car but didn't meanto

courtroom where the judge handed down the sentence. >> just take a road trip for a couple days, just us two. >> john mcdaniel was sad as he talked about his 21-year-old son's life. and angry as he talked about the sentence handed down to the man who took that life. >> i firmly believe that it he should have gotten life sentence because he hunted down my son. >> a judge sentenced ryan to serve 18 years in prison for second-degree murder. he ran over william mcdaniel, a music producer, an aspiring police officer with his car during a dispute over music cds. then drove home without calling for help. >> prosecutors have asked for a 30-year sentence. the judge said she took sbo n

prior record. she also said she wasn't convinced that he meant to kill mcdaniel. >> there are no winners in a case like this. it's a tragedy all around. >> barbara angelo is the grandmother. she's outraged he will be eligible for parole in nine years. >> he never once, not once did he apologize to the family. >> reporter: he said he didn't mean to kill his friend. he was having problems around the time of the murder and that he was sorry. he said i hope and pray u one day the mcdaniel family will forgive me. but the family was not convinced. >> we just got the 911 call that it his mother made to police the day of the murder. we're going to play that for you coming up on news 4 at 6:00. in rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. in the district, fire investigators are trying to figure out what cause d this to become fully engulfed in flames. chopper 4 was over the scene along eastern avenue over th

d.c. line. firefighters got. the fire under control fairly quickly. but you can see that smoke for several miles. investigators in prince georges county are trying to figure out why a mail truck veered off the beltway u. that truck ended up in a retention pond. two people inside had to be rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. this it happened as the truck was approaching the road exit. >> stumped on what to get the high-tech person on your list. susan hogan has a look at the hot holiday tech gifts to help you shop smart. >> you can see so intimidating shopping for the latest tech gifts, but no fear. the technology association tech guru is here.

>> it converts the camera to a heat-seeking camera. >> which comes in handy for what? >> this is a really cool device that's about $250. >> what is had this little gadget here? >> this is a solar portable charger. the back of these are little solar panels. you take your smart phone in there and recharge it. about $80 or so. it's great to have with you. store that charge. >> how quickly does it take to charge your phone? >> four hours for a full charge. depends on the phone. >> this is one of my favorites. >> a a very hot category. this is from mota. this is the ultra. this is a tiny starter drone. this is really

>> that's what really made drones take off. we're going to buy more than a million of them this year. the marriage of the cam cord er with these flying robots. this one is $100 or so. it's a start iter drone. >> i think this is one of the best products for those people who have a lot of videotapes. >> this is a vid box. you plug this into a vcr and then into your computer and then you digitize those tapes. it's about $100. a lot of us have those tapes. if you don't run them every year, they may degrade. you want to use that. that's the vid box. a great idea for dad or mom who has that collection of tapes. >> these are excellent. these are from sewoni. these are wireless ear buds. you can hear that really terrific

it's about $200. it's the newest iphone doesn't have any wired connection at all. >> in case you missed them, you can find a list of these products on our nbc washington app and search tech gifts. thanks so much. merry christmas. back to you guys. >> i think everybody is going what the heck is a vhs tape that she's talking about? >> sadly i u do know. >> you can check out the latest nbc forecast. i have mine all fired up. today looking

you can barely make out at the top of your screen there. there's venus e showing up there. that's the bright spot in the western sky. a few breaks in the clouds. temperatures getting cold. it's down below freezing. much of the region at reagan national 34 near the bay. it's in the low to mid-30s. and temperatures are going to continue to drop. we'll be holding steady in the 20s through mid-evening. this is for the suburbs and rural areas. . they will hold steady u until midnight. then it may get into the low 20s by dawn on tuesday. and temperatures with these very cold winds are going to have with us through the night, need to layer up. warm coat, hat, gloves and a scarf or taking a walk this it evening. but at fedex field, they are stale

kickoff at 8:30. we'll have mostly clear sky. a blustery wind. it will feel like the low 20s as we'll hover in the upper 20s during the game under a clear sky. for the commute, tomorrow will be dry. lots of sunshine in the morning. and for your lunch hour, the upper 30s with sunshine. dry roads through the day. good travel weather around the region. we hit u low 40s briefly. that's by mid-afternoon with lots of sun. then a bit milder sbo wednesday. in the morning, it's going to be right around 30 degrees. it's wednesday morning that the winter solstice arrives. it's our lowest sun angle of the year. we have these long shadows and we're going to have the lowest sun angles and shortest days over the next few days. on thursday, milder, partly cloudy. afternoon highs in the 50s. that's going to be a big travel day. near 30 degrees in the morning b

then a great holiday weekend. hanukkah on saturday. we'll have some rain showers during the day. mid-30s in the morning. highs in the mid-40s for christmas day. and then warming monday. and then gets chilly toward the end of the following week. that's the way it looks. new details about the deadly u pile up on that i-95 this weekend. >> still learning more about the

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police identified two people who were killed after that series of crashes in the baltimore area that happened over this weekend along busy and very slick i-95. include iing a 68-vehicle pile . this could be a lengthy investigation. >> transportation police investigating multiple collisions that happened saturday. they identified the victim who died in the 68-vehicle pile up. 38-year-old alfredo of mount reignier. it's not been officially identified. he worked for carol fuels. >> there was a report of a crash just north of where the crash occurred prior to the tanker going over the jersey wall and prior to the 68-car crash. they will look into the factors of that. >> responding to thtr

loss of an employee, john phelps says we are a family-owned company in business for more than a century. our employees are like part of our families so this is a difficult time for all of us. this is the first employee in 100-plus year history that has passed away as a result of an accident on the job. our sympathies to all those involved in or impacted by this tragic accident. killed in a multicar accident on i-95 near eastern avenue. police claiming this video shot at the i-95 scene is a crucial part of the investigation. but investigators will look at other factors including the drivers, speed, roads and weather conditions. >> investigators will look at all factors that could contribute to

it's going to be reconstruct n canned, which is a lengthy process. >> two stories as we come on the air tonight. first to berlin, germany, where a track rammed into a crowded market. nine people were killed. >> the question, was it an accident or an attack. chris lawrence has the developments now from the live desk and news of an arrest. >> we're getting a lot of new information about the driver involved in that deadly crash in the christmas marketplace in a marketplace in berlin. t the evidence uncovered in the hours since the crash it's looking more and more like this was done on purpose. the truck appears to have license plates from poland. first report the driver attem attempted to run and captured. that's been updated. police have a

who might be the driver. also a passenger in the truck was among the nine people kill canned. 50 other people were injured. a witness tells police the truck was going at least 40 miles an hour when it plowed into the crowd of christmas shoppers and within the past hour the white house put out a statement condemning this incident saying we stand with berlin in fighting those who target our way of life and threaten our society. police have moved highly trained teams into high profile locations throughout the city. . we'll continue updating you on the air. i'm chris lawrence at the live desk. >> the state department is condemning the murder of the russian ambassador to turkey. he was speaking at an art exhibit in turkey. a man in a suit standing behind him pulled out a gun and shot him after firing several rounds. the attacker shouted in arab