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

aleppo. police killed him after a 15-minute shootout. the relationship between russia and turkey has been strained since last year when they shot down a russian war plane. >> i have to imagine this will increase tensions between those kocountries. and i also worry about copy cats. i think about my diplomatic friends around the world. americans and russians alike. that must feel very nervous right now given what happened. >> moscow is calling ambassador an act of terror. the gunman has been liidentifie as an off-duty police officer. >> just a few minutes ago, donald trump surpassed the 270 votes he needs to win the electoral college. 538 electoral college members from all 50 states and the district of colombia met today to cast their ballots. virginia's votes for cast for

were hoping that electors in other states would change their minds. brian moore has our report. >> those results will be certified at the capital in three weeks. don't expect any surprises. >> 20 votes for donald trump. >> in presidential elections past, the counting of electoral college votes was a drama-free formality, but not this year. >> 10 votes, donald trump. >> reporter: this display in wisconsin and this demonstration in phoenix, and other protests around the country served as a dramatic last stand against. the presidency of donald trump. his opponents appealing to cast their ballots today for anyone else. >> it's probably unlikely to happen, but it also gives a a highlight. it continues to highlight the potential danger of a presidenc

of donald trump. >> reporter: there were a a few defectors, but very few. >> there's no chance we'll lose 37 electors where donald trump will not be the president. >> they will had count the votes on january 6th. >> all 11 votes have been cast for donald trump. >> but today they carried out duties in capitals from coast to coast. >> i invite president clinton to join us in casting the first ballot. >> bill clinton just one member of the electoral college chosen to represent the will of the people. even if 37 of those had changed their votes, the final say would be up to the republican-controlled house. >> brian moore, thank you. here in our area, police spent all day zeshlg isearch is clues after a man's body was found in a park. a woman made the discovery at a

have set on fire. pat collins is at the scene with reaction from people in the area. >> reporter: lots of questions here tonight. how did the man get here? how did e he die? and how did he get set on fire? a woman dumping some trash discovers the body of a man smoldering behind this wreck center at the brook road neighborhood park. >> it's very unfortunate. that's terrible. very sad. >> reporter: the crime scene tape goes up. and police from the park service and police from the county homicide squad start working the scene. they are treating this a as a possible case of murder.

>> we grew up here. >> tell me about this park. >> i ain't never known anything to happen at this park. never known anything. people come up to the park and sit and park police come around here regularly u and never known anything to happen in this area. >> now the victim is said to be in his mid-20s. police know who he is, but they are waiting to talk to his relatives before they release his name. >> thank you, pat. tonight the d.c. police and the fbi are look iing for three men involved in a kidnapping and robbery. police say the men grabbed a woman whiem walking in northwest d.c. and left

park neighborhood. meagan fitzgerald is on the scene with more e details. >> reporter: it didn't take long for neighbors to learn what happened. in some cases steps away from their front door. a lot of folks say they are taking steps to protect themselves. >> it's been really great living over here. >> i think it's a very family-friendly neighborhood. definitely a sense of community. >> but the sense of safety that neighbors say went along with living around 16 and monroe in northwest has changed. >> i think it's a little frightening to know something like this is happening on the street i live. >> they came sunday morning at 3:30. police say a woman was walking down monroe street when a man grabbed her and into a white van with two other men inside. she was assaulted and robbed and driven to woodley park. that's where police say the suspect dropped her off. >> very shocking. >> neighbors who live around here say they are prepared to

>> mindful of what time i go out and try not to go out with myself. >> some folks say they will also be more proactive in making sure other neighbors are aware of what's happening in the community. >> there are a lot of e e-mail groups you can get on for mount pleasant. >> investigators say u this woman is expected to be okay. they are working with her to get more information about the suspect. but all we know at this point is that they are in their late 30s. police want to hear from anyone who has information about this case. back to you. >> meagan fitzgerald reporting, thank you. we're still two days away from the winter solstice. many areas of the country are dealing with extreme cold. in chicago temperatures dipped to 13 below this morning. the windchills were reaching 30 below. . but it wasn't just the windy city in the deep freeze. 180 millio

temperatures below freezing today. that bitter cold moved out of our area for the moment. we're in for a warm up. this is just the strangest weather. up and down, up and down. >> it is up and it is way down. e we started 29 degrees on saturday morning with all of that ice across the area u. by sunday morning we were at 65 degrees. . temperatures across the area, 34 degrees in washington. 29 in hagerstown. very cold air. not nearly as cold as what they are seeing in chicago. we are going to get cold so be ready for that. calm next few days. e we need that after all the bad

and right now looking pretty good for the travel forecast. i have that and tracking showers for christmas eve. if you have plans on christmas eve, going to be doing some driving, i have that it forecast as well. i'll see you back here in 17 minutes. >> thank you, doug. >> cold for people going to the redskins game. the playoff push continues. >> reporter: there's an excitement in the air here at fedex field. they have one josh norman who is coming in his monday night best. the story on a a revenge game, coming up. some confusion today. some people say they are having trouble navigating the transit agency's new website. kristin wright explains why.

>> reporter: metro riders using search engines to find routes are getting an error message instead. >> i want it to be quick u and easy. >> i try ied to look up service disruptions. when i clicked on the links for google, i found that the search link didn't work for me. >> reporter: he got the oops, this is awkward page. >> i was redirected and it was complicated. >> 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 u when you start with the search eng e engine. some links don't work anymore. >> every time i go. to try to find a roult, it brings me to

an error. >> metro said search engines may take several day os to catch up with the change using 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. metro says it's not their oops this time, but rather the search engine. in washington, kristin wright, news 4. lights out on a popular holiday tradition. the health scare that's keeping a local family from celebrate ing as they usually do this season. the build. ing is a complete loss after a massive u fire on the d.c. water front early this morning. coming up on news 4, i'll tell

investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this dramatic scene at a boat house. the district it yacht club went up in flames early this morning. as mark segraves reports, for thes face several challenge cans as they u work to knock down the blaze. >> angelo holly stood by their beloved boat house this morning as smoke was still rising from the ashes. . they were in shock. >> it's all gone. nothing left there. >> i don't even know what we're going to do.

everything. all the members. >> the 911 calls for a fire at the yacht club started coming in just after 3:00 this morning. >> seems like we have lost everything. we haven't been able to get down to check out the damage. >> the stretch of the river is known as boat house row, that unlike the more populated areas doesn't have many fire hydrants. >> that was a challenge. >> because of the terrain, firefighters couldn't draw water from the river. the tide was too low to get the large fire boat close to shore. the smaller boat was able to get in and help. but not before the clubhouse, workshop and another building

everything inside. >> it's like a home away from home is what it is. there's nothing left there. >> still no determination on the cause of this fire. officials with the fire department tell us that the fire was too far along for even think about saving the structure when they arrived. their first priority was to contain the fire and save the fire boats. they have a a plan to redirect to this location. in southeast, mark segraves, news 4. a proposal that would provide paid family leave for workers in the district of columbia is coming down to the fire u. the d.c. council is scheduled to vote on that controversial measure tomorrow. when the council holds its special session. there's a significant dispute over how to pay for the league. one idea put forth would impose a tax of less than 1% on city businesses. that money would go to

government agency. that would provide up to eight weeks of paid family leave. under a second plan, companies themselves would have to provide the league without any tax. council vote is expected to be very close. it's called hb-2, but a lot of people call it the bathroom law. it may be on the way out. state lawmakers are set to meet to repeal the controversial law. it includes requirement that people use bathrooms that match the gender on their birth certificate. today the charlotte city council repealed the antidiscrimination ordinance that led them to pass the law and the general assembly is expected to it repeal it. changes are coming for d.c. college savings program. the i team create d a calculato that found many residents could save thousands by. investing in another state plan.

so high. a new line up and reduced fees for families to put away money for college. the transition will take a few months and comes after sharp criticism from the council. . our reports put a spotlight on the issue and hope it is will bring a competitive rate. to try out the special calculator and see what makes the most sense for your family, visit our nbc washington app and click on investigation. . coming up, the teacher accused of wrong doing slipped through the cracks. the i-team uncovers new allegations of misconduct in one local school district and reports why it took years to take action in some cases. for more than 25 years, this house is lit up for christmas. when i say lit up, i mean this this is what it usually looks

i'm tracee wilkins. coming up on news 4, why

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shot this absolutely gorgeous photograph the other night. e we shared it on our instagram page. >> it would be hard to match. >> doug is back with more detail tu about our weather forecast. >> people were in shorts and t-shirts. >> saturday morning you couldn't walk at all. yesterday you were running around. today it's just on the cold side. not all that bad today. temperatures held down by 10 degrees from average. do you remember seven years ago today.

>> this is the last time we had snow on the ground. . and picking up over 20 inches of snow. 28 inches in philadelphia. the biggest snowstorm of all time. and it wasn't the only blizzard of that year. there were three, it was a great time to be a weather man. it's not coming any time soon. doesn't mean it can't happen. 34 degrees. so it's a chill night. 30 right now in front royal. 31 towards lorton. if you're heading down there, game time at 8:30. some people getting back from work. 31 by 8:00. with a

will feel like low 20s. a cold night. these will be the lows. most areas in the teens. so is a cold night and a cold start to our tuesday. we will warm though a little bit. not going to see any rain or snow. and most of this week looks fairly tranquil. as you look back to the west, that's good news for you travelers out there. chicago only in the teens. now wednesday and thursday, we track this front. that comes across the northern front. son

at least the eastern half of the nation. it gets a little worse friday and saturday. tomorrow, not a bad day. a little on the cool side. take the coat. you'll need that a as you step out the door. it's the coat and the jacket. 50 degrees on wednesday. 55 on thursday. we're going. up here. then the front cooling to the 40s. now the weekend a little chilly. shower activity late. but right now christmas looking pretty good. we have you in the 50s. >> not so bad. thank you. holiday lights are elaborate and hundreds go by to see them. but this year it's a different look as the homeowners face a private health battle. >> i'm darcy spencer in rockville. a christian rap artist sentenced for running down a man he knew during a dispute over music cds. coming up, the 911 call the suspect's mother made to police. plus the

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now at 6:30, sentencing day for a christian rapper convicted of murdering his music producer. >> he never once apologized to the family. >> new details about a deadly pile up on

crash captured on cell phone video. a local neighborhood is not shining as brightly as usual on this holiday season. why a home known for its e elaborate holiday display is in the dark. >> the news 4 i-team uncovers teachers accused of sexual misconduct went years without their it teaching license revoked. for the first time tonight, we're hearing the 911 call made in connection with a murder in montgomery county. a rapper was sentenced today in that murder. >> what the victim's family isn't happy saying there's no justice for their son. darcy spencer has the call that started the investigation and the reason the judge says the case ended the way it did. >> i just got a phone call from my son. he hit someone in clarksburg.

shone here in the pink scarf. she called 911 telling dispatchers that her son had been in an accident. but prosecutors say it didn't happen that way. that he ran down the victim on purpose after a heated argument. >> e he never once, not once did he apologize to the family. >> a judge sentenced him to serve 18 yoorz in prison for second-degree murder. e he ran over william mcdaniel, a music producer and aspiring police officer with his car during a a dispute over music cds in clarksburg. then drove home without call in for help. >> reporter: prosecutor asked for a 30-year sentence. he's 23 years old and doesn't have a a prior record. she alsoa

convinced that he meant to kill mcdaniels. barbara angelo is the grandmother. she's outraged he will be eligible for parole in nine years. >> 30 years and they are taking 18 away and that makes no sense. >> reporter: he didn't mean to kill his friend. he was having problems around the time of the murder and he was sorry. he said i hope and pray one day the mcdaniel family will forgive me. the judge ordered him to undergo one-on-one anger management classes before he could ever get behind the wheel again. in rockville, darcy spencer, news 4. we're following developments from berlin. nine people died when a man drove a truck through a a christmas market. now police are tweeting that the truck may have been stolen from a construction site in poland. they say the

8:00 at night lol time right when the market was packed. investigators don't have any indication of a motive at this point, but they have the driver in custody and they have not ruled out terrorism. president-elect donald trump just tweeted about the attack blaming islamic terrorists for a slaughter. at the live desk, i'm chris lawrence can. metro transit police used surveillance cameras to track down a stabbing suspect. he was attacked this morning. transit officers tracked the suspect as e he boarded a train and arrested him at the rozalin stop where he was told he had several fake i.d.s on him. officers are working to confirm his identity. the stabbing victim is expected to be okay. no word on a motive for all this. a man from our area is among those who died in a series of crashes over the weekend in the l baltimore area. he died in a 68-vehicle pile

dozens more were injured on saturday. today police also said they consider a tanker crash in that area to be a single vehicle accident. the driver who captured this dramatic video says he pulled over because of the slippery conditions on the road that night. the video will be crucial to their investigation. they locked at othefaks that may have played a role in that accident. these are the holiday decorations that have brought dozens of people to this house at the holidays for decades. but this year the prince georges county homeowners say they aren't putting anything up. they are explaining why the breaking from their long standing tradition. >> for the first time in 30 years this house was still dark so close to the holidays.

today we spoke with the family. >> pat oes home has become a christmas tradition for 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. >> they opened up the inside of their house where there are more decorations. ted gets all dressed up like santa clause. i have a fantastic time with it. >> but it's not easy work. >> you're looking at about 400 hours between halloween and christmas. >> reporter: that's part of the reason these christmas decorations will e remain packed up this year. for the first time in nearly 30 years. >> six months ago we discovered

that i had cancer and it has wiped me out terribly. >> reporter: at 77 he and his wife are both dealing with recent cancer diagnosis. and working to take care of one another. >> it's a little bit disappointing because i see a lot of people pointing at the house because they are expecting to see christmas lights. >> it made it feel like more christmas by going over there. >> how did the kids like it. >> they loved it. >> when i look at it in the lights, it hurts. >> while there have been offers to help get decorations up, it will be best for him to just sit this year out. >> what choice was there. >> but next year. >> i'll be back again next year. i'm not giving up. my plan is to be 100 years old and build that display. >> they have been receiving a lot of visitors and cards and people who just want to give

their heart to so many in had this community. reporting live, tracee wilkins, back to you. >> we certainly wish them well. happy ending after two were found. we'll show you what it took to track down the soldier's family. i'm scott macfarlane in falls church. our news 4 i team investigation finding more fairfax county teachers accused of assaulting students who slipped through the cracks and survived with their teaching licenses intact. we have been on one heck of a roller coaster. ups and downs, now we're coasting along. we'll talk about the weather over the next couple days and show you what we see some nice

two medals lost by a veteran of world war ii are finally back with his family tonight. it was a purple heart and the

good will store last week. they had been awarded to robert ans licker who died in that war. viewers and. social media helped track down his family in south carolina. today the ceo of good will personally delivered those e medals to the soldier's daughter and great niece. christmas is just around the corner. the holidays will be a bit merrier. the group casa will be giving the toys to foster kids in our region. it stands for court appointed special advocates. >> it's just another way for us to make sure they feel loved and know they are thought of this holiday season. we can give them a gift something where they might not have had the means to get that. >> all the toys were donated by the company mattress firm. if you're shipping gifts this year, you're running out of time to get them to the post office. today is

holiday season for shipping. according to our flash survey, most of you have already sent your cards and gifts. tomorrow is the last day to send first class mail and expect it to arrive by christmas. wednesday is the dead line for priority mail. thursday is expected to be the busiest delivery day of all with 30 million packages arriving at their destinations. more teachers accused of misconduct with students inone local school district. tonight we're hold iing the ccstrict a

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a local school district drops the ball again. a teacher admitted to assaulting a student who escape ued with his teaching license intact and found a new job in a different district and struck again. >> there were no other licenses in question like that, but the i-team found that's not the case. >> scott macfarlane uncovers other teachers accused of sexual misconduct whose licenses languished for years. >> to protect his daughter's identity, richard asked we not show his face. >> i feel there's an institutional pattern to sweep it under the table. >> his daughter went to west potomac high and said her

her. two of her classmates accused the teacher too. >> she had the least of the problems. her friends got it worse. >> reporter: a school district memo called the behavior grossly unprofessional. the teacher was charged with assault and fired. yet the i-team found fairfax schools failed to send in the paperwork to state officials a as required to revoke the man's teaching license until 2012, 7 years later. >> their image. to keep it out of the news. >> you don't think it was an accident or an oversight? >> no, they are avoiding transparency. >> reporter: the i-team sdovrd what ould cohappen with they fail to ensure a teacher. in 2004 an english teacher was arrested and pled guilty to assaulting a male student in his classroom. public schools notified virginia education department officials and intended to e revoke his license to keep him from teaching again.

the school district didn't follow through. his license remained intact for years. allowing him to land another teaching job in 2007 near baltimore. where police arrested him a second time for sexually assaulting another student. hepled guilty to that crime to do. the district was unaware of any similar cases in the past decade. the school superintendent told david culver the same thing. >> how confident are you that no one else has fallen through? >> the news 4 i-team found two more cases. two more teachers who slipped through the cracks. the school district knew about them and didn't tell us the full story. it took them five years to provide the paperwork needed to cancel the license of a teacher who pled guilty to the delinquency of a minor. investigators said they fnd

inappropriatehotos of the female students of their breasts and butt tox. it wasn't until a few months ago. >> it's problematic of any school to have that situation. >> reporter: it wasn't found by fairfax schools, but an investigator of the department of education in richmond who spotted the case while pulling records for our i-team report. >> is it problematic? licenses left languishing for seven years before they are it revoked? >> definitely. if there's a basis for action against a license and any time passes before the action is taken, that whole period is troubling. >> we wanted it to know why mistakes were being made. and asked schools to talk to current superintendent. instead they provided us a human resources official. >> do we know why it took years? >> i have been here since january. i can't speak a a lot to the previous practices. what i can tell you is 2013 we took a hard look

processes and from that point forward, we have been proactive in getting information on our end and sending that in to make those decisions. >> reporter: chase couldn't tell us what happened in 2013 to cae the change. >> we're going through our records to make sure that we are aware and we provide all the appropriate information on all those cases. we don't believe there's anymore of those cases. >> would you be surprised if there were more out there we don't know about yet? >> i expect it. >> we haven't found out if they were able to get new teaching jobs like brad did. he declined to comment, but we plan to keep digging. if you know of any cases we should be investigating, send us an e-mail. we'll keep looking. >> that's a troubling question. . we appreciate it. doug is back with more about our weather.

>> we're getting up there. we want to be average people. that was a trick question. 38 in d.c. 34 in good faiaithersburg. those were the highs today. big game tonight. we need this one. the next two as well. 34 degrees the current number. but that puts our windchill into the 20s. it's going to be a chilly night. we're on our weather underground network. satellite and radar together, not much. clouds coming across our region. the rain down to the south. we're not seeing anything else. the cold air locked just back to our west. i mean just back to our wle

west. it's in the teens. 14 in chicago. 13 e below earlier this morning. for us, that cold air is moving just to our north. that helps us warm a little bit. up to 42 tomorrow. sunny and cool. 51 degrees on your thursday. maybe a shower and then take a look at saturday and sunday. looking okay. temperatures in the 50s. >> 2016 was a year of big wins and stunning upsets. . and a lot of other milestones. tonight, we're taking a look back at the biggest events of the year. from the zika virus to high profile cases and the super bowl. you can take a look during the break. search "year in photos." we've got sports coming up. big game tonight. we're going to get the complete report. here's lester holt with what's ahead on "nbc nigh

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carol is at fedex field where the temperature is plunging and carol, the last time we played these guys. they spanked our butts. >> that was a different story. it's not the same panthers, but these guys aren't kittens either. >> absolutely. not. it was like 30 points the panthers beat the redskins last year. it was 44-16, i believe. tonight the redskins need to beat this panthers team. they were eliminated from playoff contention yesterday. not exactly sure what team will show up. . so many story lines to go in this one. the high stake its of this game and every game remaining. and also the temperatures that sends shivers down the spine. >> biggest thing that your hands and your toes. your fingers and toes. you'll be all right. >> making sure you stay warm on the si

preparing like you normally do. >> whether elements are involved, the mental capacity comes into. it's not enough physical but n mental. guys are thinking about the elements. in your mind, you're fine. it's football. >> the man of the hour in the house, josh norman. e he has had this game circumstancircled since the panthers let him go in april for nothing. his former team has nothing to play for. they were eliminated. the redskins have revenge on their mind. don't expect him to keep emotions in check. >> i just let them run wild. what you see is what you're going to get. then i just that's fire inside, i don't know how to shut it off once it gets started. it's going to be a different feel. >> you gay gave a great part of your defens u

skill set. not many corners can do that. not to get a quarterback on that side of the field. it's a blessing in disgoiz. >> josh norman always plays like his hair is on fire. we'll see if e he has another gear tonight. in the meantime, the washington wizards are red hot. they have a three-game win streak. they are going for their fourth straight win in indy tonight. you heard that right. . fourth straight. they are on a roll. one of the hottest teams in the league. theft longest winning streak of any team in the east. they have won 5 of 6. the wizards coming off the biggest w handing the clippers the eighth loss of the season. 41 points in that game. now alex o'vetch kin was spreading holiday

nate was building a solar system with his new friend. >> have an opportunity to do things like this or really special to us. it's something i don't get to do on an everyday basis. and something we are cherishing as we speak. >> social securityit's a great r those kids. the redskins hoping to make this a night to remember. i want to tell you guys. the redskins are favored by a touchdown. we heard what we were talking about earlier what happened last year. 28-point loss, but they are favored tonight by a touchdown. so that just tells you everyone thinks the redskins are

i wish we weren't favored. >> me too. >> here's one of the things i'm looking at. they talk like they are best of buddies and all that. but that's like being a best friend with michael jordan. people at that level want to kill each other when you get to the competitives s aspect. >> it's all about the bragging rights. >> i look forward to that contest tonight. >> i think it that he spent all week trying to fake cam into e throwing the ball his way. he w's a a competitor. he's going to be tough. we'll see if he does. if cam newton does throw it to norman's side, that it cam should be benched. >> there you go. >> looking forward to it. i hope you have on long johns and stay warm. >> it's going to be cold. >> i want to show the correct ten-day forecast. i showed the wrong one. i was oy

but it was a little wrong. i know that. i know this. >> i know it's coming up.

breaking news tonight. christmas market horror. scores killed and injured as a driver plows a massive truck through a packed holiday crowd in berlin. was it terrorism? tonight, stepped-up security at home. assassinated on camera. shocking images as russia's ambassador to turkey is gunned down by a killer caught lurking from behind. tonight what the gunman was screaming. how will putin respond? road rage manhunt. a toddler fatally shot in the car while out shopping with his grandmother. are women doctors better? provocative new research that will have you talking about patient care and the difference between life and death. and magic bag full of surprises, carried by a librarian on a mission. inspiring america along the way. "nightly news" begins