jennifer johnson joins us with the latest. >> that's right. this was unusual step for a president-elect donald trump. they got what they wanted. no u.n. vote today. >> president-elect donald trump stepped into an international showdown today as egypt postponed a vote on a resolution declaring israel's settlements a violation of international law. the prime minister benjamin netanyahu demanded the u.s. veto the resolution. that prompted donald trump to tweet and post on facebook. peace between the israelis and palestinians will only come through direct negotiations and not through the imposition of terms by the united nations. an unusual step for a man not yet in the white house. >> we have one president at a time and that's quite important, but i don't think we're going to stop trump from tweeting out or speaking out. i think president obama has taken that it into account. >> the u.s. has opposed

settlement construction. now some question whether trump will reverse that. >> that would be, in my judgment, a serious mistake and a setback toward efforts to achieve can peace in the region. >> the president-elect got into. another diplomatic dance after tweeting the united states must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding news. that came after vladimir putin called on his country to boost its nuclear power. today trump also worked on his white house team naming familiar face kellyanne conway as counsellor to the president. >> he was krit u call to the win and now going to uphold one of the top positions of the white house. also appointed today was shaun spicer, spokesman for the republican national committee. i'm jennifer johnson.

a verbal attack on ivanka trump led to an ugly incident on a flight out of new york. today trump, her husband u and three kids were flying out of jfk when the first leg of the trip to hawaii. tmz reported that a man on that flight confronted ivanka, asked her why she was not on a private plane and said her father is ruining the country. the passenger's husband tweeted about the encounter, but tweeted the message after the crew removed the couple from the plane. secret service confirmed to nbc news that ivanka trump is under their protection. it is not clear where her protective detail was positioned. news 4 broke the story on twitter. it turns out president-elect donald trump will be featured on a metro smart card after all. the card just shows the white house right now. tom sherwood has more on why metro is

change. >>. >> they failed to approve a photo after media reports had asked for a do over. >> i asked metro to bend over backwards to make this it situation right. >> just like pope francis in 2015, the inaugural card will get a sleeve with trump's picture. a metro chairman a strong democrat who supported hillary clinton says there's more to the revision than just being polite to trump. >> we're going to be approaching the administration for funding for metro. we'd like to have president-elect trump's support in the capital and operating budget, money that metro sorely needs. >> 50,000 cards already have been printed. it's unclear when the new sleeves or cards will be ready. but after news 4 broke

accommodation on twitter, social media reaction wasn't kind to the idea of a do over. >> buy for $10 and get $14 worth of rides. >> i don't want it. >> i hope he does a good job. we all should support him whether you voted for him or not. >> reporter: it's certain thousands of people will be glad to have the souvenirs. tom sherwood, news 4. new at 6:00, the organizers of what's called the deplorable have found a new location for their event. the trump supporters will have their party at the national press club. we told you last week the ballroom received threats after canceling the event. the club in virginia says organizers sold tickets before they had a signed contract. organizers say the venue caved under political pressure. one man dead and another in custody after a deadly police-involved shooting in ce

the man pulled out a gun. derrick ward is on byers street where we have learned this is not the first deadly shooting on that street. >> reporter: we are here in capital heights on bye yers street. the shooting this mahmoud morning happened right about there. that's what the investigators left. that's where the car was when the shooting happened. folks that live on this block are double trouble not just because of police here this morning but because of another shooting this last month. terrance thomas is dead. police say he pointed a gun at an officer who was responding to a call and reporting a suspicious vehicle. both were asleep. officers awoke them. >> the driver of the vehicle armed himself with a handgun and then pointed both at

passenger and at the female officer. >> an officer on the driver's side hit thomas while the passenger who tried to get out of the car was taken down by other officers. officers then began attending to the driver. >> began cpr providing life-saving measures. >> he lived five blocks away from where he died. >> everybody knew him as a funny dude. >> a man was killed on this same block. >> they don't believe there's a connection can, but they are on all possibilities at this point. >> now the other man in that car is in police custody. according to legal records, thomas was awaiting sentencing on gun and drug charges from september of last year in prince georges county and on probation

and charge d with assaulting a police officer in the district. back to you. to the district now, an ambulance responding to an emergency with lights and sirens going that collide ued with an suv. it happened this afternoon a the 14th and h northwest. the two emts suffered minor injuries. the driver of the suv is said to be okay. they are trying to figure out who is at fault. have you been outside lately? the holiday rush is underway. 103 million people are expected to travel for christmas and new year's this year and some are getting a head start. team coverage of your travel forecast from the roads to the air and conditions outside. we start with you and storm center 4. >> if you're traveling tonight or throughout the day tomorrow, luck ri quiet weather across most of the area

hitting the road, you'll want the sunglasses. it's completely dry in maryland, west virginia, up into pennsylvania. clouds slowly increase throughout the day. if you're hitting the rootsds, it's still dry. the weather having a low impact on travels. maybe a spotty shower around, but not until 5:00 to 7:00 a.m. we are dealing with wet roads. temperatures well above freezing. so no worries of freezing rain and rain pushing out by noon after that it's dry the rest of the weekend. coming up at 6:25 we're talking about temperatures. >> if you're heading out tonight, you'll probably hit some traffic out there. if you're going to national airport, the longest wait won't be at the check in or security. it starts well before that. e we continue our team coverage

of it all. >> reporter: we moved outside the terminal to give you an idea as to what folks can expect. here we are at arrivals. if you're planning to drop somebody off at the airport, it's not the security lines they have to worry about. so much so the congestion approaching the airport airplane. that's where you can find the dela delays. >> a lot of red as you approach the terminal. get ready for this if you're coming by car. wheeling bags full of gifts, dropping them off in the long luggage lines ready to be scanned. >> just having the whole family together. >> getting a loving welcome. >> e we came here for christmas. >> how is it to walk out to a sig

>> it was perfect. >> reporter: their two grand kids behind this sign. >> they are pretty much the party planners. especially my son. and so they got crayons and decided to color rainbow colors. >> reporter: grandchildren also bringing ginger hill into town in from upstate new york u. >> i'm going to be 89 and have never traveled. >> a solo traveler moving pretty efficiently. no long waits for ginger at the baggage claim. >> what about gifts and e presents? >> no, i sent them. i mailed them. >> that was smart. >> reporter: i was exchanging e e-mails with airport officials and they warned me that part of the congestion driving here is the cell phone lot. they say if you can avoid going into the cell phone lot and perhaps just going to one of the parking garages, it's going to cost you but it will save you

just making circles around the airport. that's the latest live. back to you. >> good to know. thank you, david culver. from the air to the roads, aaa says the majority of travelers will be driving. 93 million people that's an increase of 1.5% over last year. the economy is a big reason why u with gas prices still fairly low. coming up, the manhunt for a terror suspect and some chilling video captured seconds before that deadly attack in berlin. holiday packages stolen off people's doorsteps. but later found. how police connected four people to a series of crimes in our area and what's being done to return the stuff to their rig rightful owners. the evolution of fake news. as we learn just one word can spin a story it doesn't take

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smoke still rising from the debro at the site of a horrible explosion at a flee market near mexico city. the death toll tr that blast on tuesday has now risen to 35. at least 12 people are still missing. dogs are searching the e scene to cover four football teelds. there have been two other serious explosions at that flee

market. a local woman says 80% of the people living in that town earn a living fre ing from pyre teot. investigators are providing more evidence about the man suspected of driving a truck into a crowded christmas market in berlin. the new dash cam video shows the speeding truck headed straight for the market killing 12 people. police say the suspect left fingerprints behind. the hunt for him spans across all of europe right now. the mood at the berlin market is somber as it reopened for business u. matt bradley is there now. >> german prosecutors are more certain than ever that the 24-year-old tunisiaen was the man who perpetrated that grizzlie attack 72 hours ago on this christmas market around me. if you can imagine,

tractor-trailer barging through this crowded market. now the reason why is because not only did they find his identification papers near or inside the truck inside, they actually found his fingerprints in the cab of the truck and that goes a long way towards placing amis at the scene. police are looking in hospitals, homes and refugee camps for any information. now there's a $100,000 bounty on his head. but i just want to show you a little bit of what we're seeing here at this market. 72 hours since this attack killed 12 people. now you look around and all the lights are up. . people are snack and people coming but not actually having the same christmas spirit they normally would. the music has been turned off so it's some el and quiet. if you can see behind me there's this sprawling memorial to the eo

people have been coming here the last several days laying down flower candles and signed. one of these says the famous quote from john f. kennedy during the cold war. so folks here are trying their best to feel christmas. >> we are tracking developments from syria where the government took full control of aleppo today for the first time in four years. the last remaining fighters ask. civilians were bust out of that eastern end of that city. today they were taken to the city. turkey's humanitarian agency released footage of the process. the evacuation ends one of the most brutal chapters that's been waging for six years. the fall marks the most significa

assad since the uprising began back in march of 2011. a major labor union has won the right to organize workers at the new trump international hotel in downtown washington. local 25 of the union unite here says trump officials have agreed not to oppose their organizing effort. 130 workers now will be asked if theyment to join the union. unite here represents about half of the hotel workers in the washington area. the union is organizing 1300 workers at mgm national harbor. social media has extended everyone's global reach and that can be a good thing. but even a solid piece of journalism can be distorted by somebody else and published online. within seconds, the misinformation multiplies and spreads not unlik a disease. here's an example from our own newsroom.

>> last week our digital jour l journalist contacted local schools. she wanted to find out who was applying for the parade u. >> i was surprised to find out that no schools applied to participate. i found one is applying and that's in fairfax county. >> she dug deeper. i ended up interviewing 16 people about who was applying. >> nbc "washington post"ed the well sourced story at 7:30 in the morning on december 14 lt. . >> that story quickly became our top story on social media. >> but distortions spread so far and so quickly the story landed at the snoeps website. the very next day. here's how it happened. some websites such as

"huffington post" picked up the original story and rewrote it without doing any additional reporting. but some blogs went further. >> so blogs started to say u that marching bands were b boycotting the parade, which wasn't necessarily true. >> later that same day, at least one facebook group took it a step further. not one high school marching band is willing to perform. >> which wasn't true and wasn't what my u initial story says. >> reporter: on december 15th, the notion was debunked that they staged an official boycott against trump. and noted the rumor is a sensational liezed and exaggerated version of a genuine news report. >> i was surprised by how quickly original reporting turned into what part-time wanted it to say. >> it is

took only a day u to debunk the story. but we have no way of knowing where the clarification reached all the people who read and bloefed the distorted stories. we have posted some tips on our nbc washington app. a tow truck driver now connected to a series of disruptive bomb threats. how investigators tracked him down and why he says he did it. a man was dead for at least five minutes after coming in contact with high voltage wires. how he was able to svive andur

by the afternoon, it is feeling nonchristmas like. really nice and warm and sunny out there. it was great. >> first full day of winter and our high today at reagan national was 60 degrees. i hope you didn't get used to today's temperatures because it's going to be cooler tomorrow. but still pretty nice for late december on into. the holiday weekend with highs around 50 degrees. before we get into the forecast, we continue with our tradition we have developed here over the last week of wonderful weather videos and holiday lights. so this is t

maple avenue. it's all in it for the holidays and will be part of the first night celebration. that's on new year's eve. that's a family-friendly celebration. expect food, entertainment along with lights. let's get you to your weather head loi headlines. highs near 50. showers from 6:00 a.m. until noon. as we lock to christmas, the forecast will be dry. so cooperating for whatever outdoor activities you have including traveling. currently, we're in the 40s. . hard to believe we were in the mid-50s. we have dropped quickly over the last few hours. 45 in washington. dry overnight tonight throughout the day tomorrow. by lunchtime temperatures in the mid-40s. clouds slowly increase throughout the day, but during the morning and midday hours, you'll need the sunglasses. as we head into tomorrow night, s c

here's the thing. the clouds moving in are going to be good for tomorrow night. it will help keep temperatures up when the rain moves in. we're only talking about rain. weather having a low impact. at the bus stop, 20s and o 30s. if you're traveling tomorrow morning, midday, afternoon and evening, weather will be good. exercise, still refreshing. we're in the 40s and a high during the afternoon of 50 degrees. maybe some limited sunshine but overall the clouds look to win out on saturday. so again, traveling saturday morning. could be a little tricky. by the evening, roads will be dry. for christmas it's chilly and partly cloudy and we're not looking at w

at least it's a dry christmas. here's a look at the next ten days. a high of 50 for christmas on monday. look at the 61 on tuesday. it will be a mainly dry day. we can enjoy that mild weather. >> come iing up tonight, a man m d.c. facing charges for making a a series of bomb threats that had an impact on tens of thousands of commuters. might be surprised at why he says he did it. ahead, how montgomery county police are playing santa, returning stolen christmas packages from porches and from doorsteps.

first at 6:30, an fbi manhunt has ended in d.c. a man suspected of a ries of bomb threats against high profile targets has been arrested. >> only on 4, scott macfarlane reports on a case that impacted thousands of people. >> a food truck driver from georgetown, the fed's spent a couple weeks trying to find him. according to a judge, the man's weapon is his phone.

>> false threats and facing 20 years in prison. prosecutors call cherry an extreme danger. the d.c. man is accuse d of phoning this a bomb threat to union station july 27th, forcing a massive e evacuation and widespread disruption to amtrak and vre trains. he told the dispatcher he placed eight bombs inside union station. court filings sd they u had a bomb threat into the metro station. again, triggering a police response. and they say day before, they u called in a bomb threat to an area near the white house and near the world bank, which can led to an alert to secret service. his attorneys say no one was harmed in the incident, but a a judge ordered he be jailed until trial to keep him away from a telephone. the fbi tracked him down at this lie u brar a week ago. vrgts say they connected him to the threats by finding his cell phone number.

that trial happens. >> breaking news of a terror plot foiled in australia. police arrested seven people for planning a series of bomb attacks in melbourne on christmas day. police believe isis inspired the suspects who wanted to target it popular spots in that city such as a train station, public square and a cathedral. police say they have been watching those suspects for some time and they believe that the threat is now over. a man from virginia has been charged with provide issing support to isis. he lives in virginia and was arrested yesterday. investigators say he gave money to somebody in october and november believing it would be used to help buy weapons and ammunition for isis fighters. but that person was working undercover for the fbi. the case started with a tip from someone who noticed

social media. investigators say williams bought an ak 47 assault rifle the day after the shooting last year. security cameras in neighborhoods across our region have been capturing thieves stealing holiday packages off people's front porches. police have recovered more than 40 packages stolen just this past week. chris gordon is outside the police station in germantown where grateful people claimed their stolen gifts today. >> reporter: montgomery county police say one adult and three juveniles are responsible for stealing dozens of packages in the past two weeks. they say this kind of crime is is growing. it's the time of the season when packages with holiday merchandise purchase d online gt delivered to our doorstep. when no one is home to receive

disappear. we have seen scenes like this recorded on security cameras throughout our area. the number of stolen packages are rising in the district, virginia and maryland. police are using security c cameras. reports from neighbors and delivery drivers who say they are being followed by thieves who then walk up to the front door and walk off with a package that they just delivered. police have this advice. >> you can have the package delivered to work, to a neighbor, when you are home. >> police put out this display. for stealing these items which were left in packages at homes in german town and clarksburg. police notified the residents who had packages stolen and today invited them to come to the germantown station to have their gifts personally

delivered. >> i really appreciate it. >> this is the first time we lost a package. >> this man had ordered winter boots and wondered why they didn't arrive. >> we have a new development to report. two more juveniles were arrested this afternoon. when they were observed by a montgomery county police officer allegedly stealing packages from three homes here in the germantown area. that's the latest live from montgomery county. back to you. >> chris gordon, thank you. have you ever had a package stolen? it's our nbc washington flash survey question this evening. the majority of you are saying no, you have been lucky so far. but a handful say they have had stuff stolen from their ho

>> i'm chris lawrence at the live desk with an update on a confrontation between a jet blue passenger and ivanka trump. a passenger who was sitting in front of trump in the coat section saw it all go down. >> he walked out. if i was security i wouldn't take the chance either. he didn't yell. none of that mattered. he didn't say anything too her. >> the passenger who was talking that way was removed from the flight.

sitting coach on a commercial flight. the entire family has been placed under secret service protection. i'm chris lawrence, back to you. absentee voting begins tomorrow in fairfax city in a special election for may u your. three city u council members are kmeeting for the job. he was in his third and served with the council of governments. he was in his fifth term. he's co-author about the town's history. and eleanor smith is in her fourth term. the winner will e replace former mayor scott silver who resigned following his arrest on a drugs for sex sting. his trial is in february. ab sen e tee voting continues through february third at the office of elections on the city hall campus. the election will be held on february 7th.

theater closes its doors to make room for new developments. see what's going in its place. d.c.-based reality tv show is about to hit the screen. coming up, we'll take you to the set and introduce you to the stars. and right now, we're at 45 degrees with plenty of clouds out there. we'll be dry for the evening. we'll be falling into the 30s by about 11:00 p.m. tonight. i'll be taking a closer look at rain on saturday and

that's going to look really great. >> good buy. >> another reality show made its debut on hgtv today. it features a local husband and wife team flipping houses in our area. mark segraves spoke to the couple about the pros and cons of our booming real estate market. >> ror

market is hot. that's good news for people like this couple. >> we saw the market turning around in d.c. back in 2012. so we said, hey, e we love ren nating houses. >> the past four years they have been having a lot of success flipping homes in d.c. >> we have made money on every single one of them. there were a couple we made a lot. >> some more than others. >> the two have been having so much success they just tipped a pilot for hgtv. >> we have been in the real estate business for 15 years. >> we were hesitant about doing a television show and putting our family in front of tv. >> reporter: the two have become comfortable in front of a camera. and say if the pilot becomes a series, great. if not, that's okay too. >> this is just an adventure for us. >> it's just a fun experience. >> reporter: the couple is keenly aware while the housing market is good for them, it's not good for everyone. >> there's an assumption that it

means that affordable housing, but that's not the truth. >> some can't afford to live in d.c. without the help of the government. >> that means ensuring that developers set aside housing is affordable using city owned land to build affordable housing and put resources into things like the housing trust fund. >> reporter: they are hoping their reality show gets picked up for a full season. as for the reality of making money flipping homes -- >> we invest a a lot of money. >> reporter: d.c. flippers airs on hgtv. mark segraves, news 4. people who plan to catch a movie in downtown be ththesda t holiday weekend may need to rethink that. the regal closed last week. outside an electronics display board reads

we'll miss you. they first reported the departure comes as the apex build. ing that houses it is set to be demolished in the spring. the developer plans to build a a high-rise stationed for future line. back from the dead. the incredible story of a local man who was nearly killed on the job and the critical

tonight an amazing story of how first respoders were able to bring a man back to life. the victim was electrocuted and

thanks to his quick thinking co-workers tragedy was avoided. >> it's made for christmas. >> happened yesterday in rockville and we're hearing who say meagan fitzgerald has the story. >> reporter: there's nothing rediktable in a day of a first responders. when the calls come in, these men and women rush out. >> on the way to the call we were dispatched for the cardiac arrest. >> fire and rescue crews arrived to this building in rockville. >> a worker was working on some electric and came in contact with high voltage lines and became electrocuted. >> the victim is an electrician who had been lying on the ground dead for at least five minutes. >> our guys arrived first and showed up that he was not breathing. started

to be shocked and shocked with the defib later and was able to breathe on his own. >> reporter: then thomas and his partner rushed the man here to the emergency room where he was able to recover. >> the earlier you can do cpr the better. i'm sure that was probably one of the big tickets to survive. >> reporter: cpr along with co-workers kicking the ladder forcing the man aaway from the live wire without touching him may have contributed to his survival. it was these guys who saved the man's life. >> a life was saved. >> we're told the patient is still in the hospital, but expect it to be okay. a win for uber and lyft in maryland. the public service commission is

not be required to use fingerprint-based background check on its drivers. commission agreed the checks already e employed are extensive. the companies will be required to rerun that background checks on drivers and may have to use screening companies that are au credited. uber threatened to leave maryland if the fingerprint was required. starting today there's finally relief for montgomery county commuters. the new cross roads transit center opened today at the intersection of university boulevard and new hampshire avenue. 60 buss were scheduled to go through the every rush hour. that makes it the largest nonmetro rail station in the region. it was so nice out there today. not going to be so warm tomorrow.

bike ride tomorrow morning. i think it's going to be a little bit chilly. we'll be in the 30s through most of the morning hours. by lunchtime we'll have temperatures in the mid-40s. but it's dry. i know so many of us leaving town tomorrow. and the weather will not be an issue. the biggest concern is going to be a sun glare so have the sun glasses in your car. that's it. right now we're in the low to mid-40s everywhere. 45 in washington. 44 over in annapolis. 42 right now at dulles. we have had clouds move in. it's a little blustery during the late afternoon and early evening hours. throughout the day u tomorrow, winds not an issue, but we'll be 10 degrees cooler than today with highs near 50. still above normal for december. clouds will slowly increase and by saturday morning here on future weather at

notice overcast skies and some showers already in parts of the area. we're only seeing green on the map. no pink. pink would mean freezing rain. 7:00 a.m., still seeing showers. showers continue at times until 11:00 and noon. after that we dry out and maybe some sunshine for our saturday afternoon. you can hit the slopes this weekend. we have liberty open. snowshoe has 56 trails open. i posted that forecast on facebook and twitter. christmas a high around 50. notice tuesday, maybe a shower, but more importantly enjoy the 61 degrees. most of the day, it's going to be completely dry and then new years day a high of 40. at night, lows in the 30s and dry conditions. it's a whole different kind of bike ride. >>. either way, not tomorrow

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not going to happen. there's a lot of baa humbug out there. a number of fans think any talk of redskins and playoffs are a waste of time. the players themselves are putting meaning into the remaining matchups. back to work in ashburn. the first and only full practice of the week, redskins fly to chicago tomorrow. they play saturday. four starters were limited today. two more did not participate. jordan reed is dnp still nursing that shoulder injury. he has one catch in each of the last two games. despite the long injury report, nobody in redd skibs park is thinking all is lost. >> we're in scrooge mentality u. my job is to coach a football game. not in the christmas spirit right now.

lot more fun if we get a a victory in chicago. >> we don't look to make excuses. excited for what we have o to play for. we have a great opportunity now. we have to come out with a win if we want to finish with the kind of season we hope to at the start of the year. >> kickoff on saturday from chicago. how about this for throwback thursday? 20 years ago today the last game in rfk stadium. so many great moments. and a remarkable playoff record. 11-1 their record. >> did you steal anything from rfk? i know a lot of people did. >> memories. that's what we have. >> it's time to take notice of george

ninth straight win for the pa patrio patriots. they beat prairie view. georgetown in action tonight. the story everyone talking about duke's grey son allen us is spended for his latest tripping incident. it happened last night. he trips the player. come on, man. also had a melt down on the bench afterwards. they apologized to the opposing player and some analysts suggest it's time for him to get some professional help. possibly not the punishment, but to get himself together. it was tough to watch. you want to comment? >> that speaks for itself. no comment is necessary. good for coach k. for doing what he had to do. anything less than that. >> suspended indefinitely. >> the caps not the only team on the ice

t they joined alex ovechkin for a a skating session this afternoon. he's done this quite a bit. they are the oldest ram in history u. and to play and watch a superstar in action, that takes the cake. >> having a great day u. one of the greatest hockey players. >> every year it's more fun. of course, sometimes you get tired. you can see the kids. it's unbelievable. >> i think they have the best christmas present today. i'm going to have to work real hard for the next couple days to top this. i doubt i can can, but i'm going to try. >> that was one of the coaches who had two sons on the team today. my favorite part, one of the kids, he said so are you and crosby

he said we're best friends. we hang out and sleep over at each other's houses. >> the kids say i'm not feeling it. >> he probably did on the inside. >>

tonight, new arms race. donald trump says the u.s. should strengthen and expand its nuclear capability, on the same day vladimir putin calls for an escalation in russia. and tense moments for ivanka trump aboard a plane. moment of terror. new images from the instant a truck plowed into a berlin christmas market. the suspect still on the loose. tonight, what u.s. offials knew before the rampage. christmas delivered. as we enter the season's busiest travel days, a brewing storm threatens to blast millions with heavy snow and rain. controversial arrest, caught on camera. a mother calls police for help, but she's the one who ends up in cuffs. outrage erupting tonight. and real life superhero, the nurse who inspired so many of you is back, lifting young patients' spirits to