and mccawley's body inside that car. this is a tragedy that began to unfold christmas day when she disappeared. >> we have team coverage for you this evening as community members gather at this hour to remember her starting with mark segraves on the hour by hour break down on what we know so far in this investigation. mark? >> reporter: away we know about adrian johnson, the suspect in this case, is that he was arrested ten days ago for a second degree theft and then we know over the past 24 hours that she went missing and he was driving around in her car to several locations before they both ended up here at this location on m street. the common denominator to all of those incidents were cvs stores. trisha was a popular yoga teacher and actress. she was last seen at her home on

afternoon. after police put out an alert for her car and this suspect, a man saw the car and he approached it. >> he rolled down the window and said, hello, sir, how are you? it was kind of jarring. >> reporter: he called police who found the 29-year-old inside this cvs. johnson gave officers the key to the car, which was parked outside. that's where police found her body. but during the 24 hours she was missing, police say johnson drove around d.c. in the victim's car driving to several locations including several cvs stores including this one where he assaulted an employee. the employee tells news 4 she saw the suspect walk into the cvs after 9:00 in the morning. she asked if he could help. that's when she told him they didn't have shopping cart, but she offered a small red

basket. then keep the body soap. she saw him fill that basket with all the soap he could. that's when the manager approached had him and asked them if he could help. the man became agitated and walked over to the self-checkout aisle. that's when the manager told the employee to call police. she said as she did, the suspect lunged at her, wrestled with her trying to grab her phone and then left. looking back now, the reality of what happened is hard to believe. >> i didn't know she was there in the car. and that's scary. and sad. >> reporter: now adrian johnson was arrested and charged with the murder. he's expected in court tomorrow. he had been arrested ten days ago at a separate cvs store for almost an identical incident. he went into that store, filled a a bag with electronic toothbrushes and then tried to pretend like he was paying for them at the self-ko

he ran out and was arrested there by police. he was ordered to have a gps device put on him and undergo mental evaluation and he's due back for that case next year some time in early january. it's unclear whether or not he actually comply ued with that and got a mental health evaluation and whether or not he actually got that gps device. that's the latest on this developing story. back to you. >> mark segraves, thank you. friends and neighbors are coming together to remember the victim. there are two candle light vigils planned for her. one that just started within the past hour. jackie bensen is live now in northwest washington with the story from there. >> reporter: she was someone who truly believed in and loved her life in a way that ds

love for others. she taught resilience and strength through yoga and helped people improve their wellness. she touched emotions through her work as an actor. friends say they are it very much focused on that light rather than the circumstances of her disappearance and death. a developing story right now from chopper 4. a car hit a woman and child here in rockville. the crash happened on parkland drive between independent street. the victims were rushed to the hospital. police tell us the driver staid on the scene after hitting a 28-year-old woman and

we're told both have serious injuries. we don't know yet who was at fault. we'll bring you new information on our nbc washington app. another celebrity being mourned at the end of this year. the world is remembering actress carrie fisher. her family says she died this morning after suffering that heart attack on a plane last week. we look back at the life of one of hollywood's most beloved prin senses. >> reporter: carrie fisher was born in 1956 into entertainment royalty. the daughter of eddie fisher and deb ri reynolds. appearing as a singer in broadway's "irene" alongside her mother. her film debut in 1975. >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> but just two years later, fisher blasted off to store dom in "star wars." she would return in "empire strikes

and on broadway. but behind the curtain she battled years of drug dependency and scandal. she married singer paul simon, but the marriage ended just eight months later. fisher turned to writing, publishing her first novel in 1987. in all writing u seven books, working on dozens of plays for screen and stage in between roles on the big and small screen. . she wrote and starred in "wishful drinking" on broadway. the one-woman show examined her life as a child in hollywood growing up in the glare of the spotlight. bat. ling addiction and her fight against bipolar disorder. the book would be a "new york times" best seller. in the past two years, fisher came back to the story that made her fam

awakens." finding a new generation of fans. "star wars" fans are at the air and space museum theater. it's a full house tonight. people lining up well in advance of the afternoon screening. carrie fisher appears in this movie as the iconic princess. her fans say they are sad about her death and feeling nostalgic. it's play iing at the air and space theorem again at 7:55 and at 10:45. to politics and a busy few weeks ahead for president-elect donald trump. he will be working on his inaugural address and making his final staff picks before january 20th. trump also continues to take on everything from the u.n. to president obama on twitter. brian moore

>> a very busy week in which the president-elect is working hand in hand with one of his favorite speech writers, somebody who did some of his famous stump speeches and also his convention address. trump takes the oath of office here on january 20th. and just as this stand is a work in progress, so is his inaugural address. the focus -- >> what you heard throughout the campaign through the transition and represented in the inaugural planning. for now the next president is delivering his message 140 characters at a time. in his latest tweet storm, just a club for people to get together, talk and have a good time. that in the wake of lst week's security council resolution ordering israel to halt settlement of palestinian-occupied territory.

the u.n. going forward. >> right now at the u.n., 70% of the entire budget is spent on personnel. the united states pays 22% of the total budget. >> reporter: critics say the future president went too far in speaking his mind on israel. president obama should have listened. >> certainly to do something you know is at odds with what the incoming president is going. to do on a stage this it bilge big, i think it shows a pettiness i'm surprised to e see in president obama. >> reporter: this afternoon a new trump tweet suggesting he technically beat president obama, who campaigned hard for hillary clinton. more drama in a transition that's been anything but traditional. this was the second time that the president-elect responded to president obama's offhand remarks that hypothetically he believed he could have won this election campaigning on his issues. live on capitol hill, i'm brian moore, news 4. i'm pat lawson muse at the e

ceremony wrapped up at the pearl harbor memorial in hawaii. the prime minister stood with president obama at the site of japan's surprise attack that drew the united states into world war ii in the pacific. it's the first time since the attack 75 years ago that a japanese prime minister has taken part in such a formal gathering. during the ceremony today, abe remembered the american lives lost. >> translator: i offer my sincere and everlasting condolences to the souls of those who lost their lives here as we rush to the spirits of those bhoz lives were taken by war that commenced in this place. >> wars can end. the most bitter of adversaries can become the strongest of allies. the fruits of peace

>> abe visited the u.s.s. arizona memorial and laid a wreath. the two leaders shook hands with surviving service members. the visit comes after president obama visited hiroshima where the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb. a bit of a winter warm-up today. >> but alas, it's not going to last. >> those warm-ups never tend to last this time of year. temperatures today, 68 degrees. that's more than 20 degrees above average. close to 25 degrees above average. and actually close to a record today. the record high, 72 degrees. even hit 70. winchester at 67. we hit 68 fushlly at the airport today. so very warm temperatures across our region. it was a

we have a nice wednesday. then we're tracking a few shower chances. i'll show you when those move and n and tracking your forecast. if you're going to be out and about, i have the numbers for you. i'll be back in ten minutes with the latest forecast. uber drivers creating controversy. why they are refusing to serve some riders and what we heard from uber when we told them about it. plus a massive sink hole threatening a neighborhood made worse by a gas leak. what's next for dozens of homeowners. another beloved star lost this week. new

afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north d the south are mine. all seems beautiful to me.

uber is taking action after learning that some of its drivers are canceling rides because they don't like the destination. >> it's been happening to passengers at our local airports. transportation reporter adam tuss is digging sbo the story. he's live at reagan national with more. >> reporter: this is such a big issue when you really think about it. the real question is what can uber do to prevent this 37 it does keep track of cancelled trips by its drivers. an uber driver is never supposed to know the destination of the trip until the trip has sta

driver doesn't want to go to the destination is a big violation. but riders say it's been happening especially at the airport. >> you could tell what was going on after the first few times. why is this going on. it kept going on. >> reporter: landon says he had to go through five separate uber drivers before one finally picked him up at reagan national recent ly. the reason the drivers thought his short trip to downtown d.c. wasn't worth the trip. uber can ban drivers who cancelled too many trips, but with landon, some drivers were calling him ahead of time to figure out where he was going. >> i just wanted to know where you're heading. i said downtown d.c. two minutes later, he cancelled. >> reporter: other drivers may have manipulated the app or used a separate app to figure out the final destination and decided they didn't want the trip. we reach ed out to uber which sent us this statement saying we believe uber is helping reduce transportation inequities across he

like this seriously. most drivers here at reagan national didn't want to go on camera, but they knew all about the technique that some admitted they have ended trip requests based on destinations. >> i u know i have cancelled drives before that i thought were too long. >> reporter: if you do take an uber, you can rate the driver and provide u feedback. we have a a link of how to do that in our nbc washington app. you have to search uber. >> thank you. a a man hospitalized today after he was shot in southeast just before 1:30 this afternoon. first responders found the man in the street. he was taken to the hospital. police haven't made any arrests. a developing story in russia where investigators have started to study one of the flight recorders from the military plane that crashed into the black sea. all 92 people on board were

that plane went down two minutes after it took off from chi on sunday. crew cans were back on the water searching for victims and debris. on a day when so many are mourning the loss of carrie fisher, there are also new details emerging about the death of pop star george michael. kelly has the latest from london. >> reporter: behind the music, the talent, a troubled soul. neighbors saw him a few weeks ago at a restaurant. >> he was at the next table and he was very quiet. he didn't look well. he was with his friends. >> reporter: on monday michael's long-time boyfriend tweeting out how he discovered the singer christmas morning. it's a christmas i will never forget finding your partner dead peacefully in bed first thing in the morning.

a friend saying the singer was struggling with addiction. george michael was a star at just 18. and he said he found fame hard to manage. his run ins with the law well known. arrested in 1998 for exposing himself to an undercover policeman in l.a. caught with drugs in london in 2006. a driving ban in britain in 2 7 2007. arrested again for drugs in 2008. and in 2010 after crashing into a london store, four weeks in prison. and he always bounced back. even after a pneumonia scare in 2011. >> the hospital they rushed me to was absolutely the best place in the world i could have been. >> reporter: in recent months, michael stayed out of the spotlight. >> he became very reclusive. so he wasn't seen around that much. he didn't do very much. but an

i think that whatever personal demons he had, he had to deal with. but let's hope his career is his lasting legacy. >> reporter: they have spoken to george michael's boyfriend who told them this. everything has been very complicated recently, but george was looking forward to christmas. i want people to remember him the way he was, he was a beautiful person. police say they won't have any further comments about a cause of death until after the postmortem. while we don't know the causes of the heart problems of michael or fisher, we do know 1 in 4 americans die from heart disease. it's the leading cause of death in this country. heart attacks happen when coronary arteries get blocked. . they occur in men and women, but the warning signs can be very different. some of the most common are chest pain that feels like an elephant is sitting on your ch

upper body pain in the arms, left shoulder, back or neck. and rapid or irregular heartb t heartbeat. women are more likely to feel fatigue that can come on suddenly. pain in their jaw and something as simple as anxiety or feeling light headed. for a complete list of symptoms, go to our nbc washington app and search "heart attacks." when we come back, a deaf woman hit and drag ged in a a hit-and-run crash that took her life. reaction from people in the neighborhood who knew her. are you selling your old nell phoe?

when you go outside and go oh my goodness. this feels amazing. how do you even play golf? >> when i got in my car and rolled the windows down, i felt like it was april or may. it was spectacular weather. only 4 degrees shy of a record. now the sun goes down and temperatures go down as well. with cooler air moving in it, it's a cooler day. really looking quite nice. 61 degrees still at the 6:00 can hour. by 7:00, temperatures

so it's going to get. cooler, but still this time of year, not bad at all. out there right now, temperatures around the region a 54 in martinsburg. 52 over towards maryland. all in all, a very mild evening. on the radar, no rain or snow any time soon. that's the number one question i'm getting from folks on facebook and twitter. we did see shower activity this morpg. now not seeing a whole lot. we're clear from d.c. up towards philadelphia all the way down towards atlanta ask all the way up towards upstate new york u. we're clear and that's going to continue to the case. the cold air is moving into all those locations that have been above average. yesterday, pittsburgh was in the 60s. now they are at 39. so that's it the cold air that is starting to move our way. it's going to be colder tomorrow. so still kind ic

the morning. temperatures into the 40s. high temperature around 49 degrees. partly sunny and cooler. but very nice. thursday is the day i'm looking at for another change. that change comes early thursday morning. here we are wednesday night into thursday morning. here's 5:00 a.m. notice the rain beginning across the area. and the computer model trying to mix with a little wet snow. not fwing to stick around. going to be way too warm for anything. and by u 7:00 all the snow up here towards pennsylvania. maybe some light snow towards the philadelphia region around the 7:00 a.m. hour. but for d.c., just rain. we start to see a frontal boundary and cooler temperatures moving on in during the night on thursday. that e leads to a very cold friday. high temperature on friday at 40 degrees. windchills only in the 20s. saturday looking good with

and right now, it looks like new year's eve is going to be great. the start of 2017 on the mild side. 60 degrees next tuesday. a little chance of rain next monday and tuesday. we'll talk about that later. i'll be back to take you hour by hour through your new year's holiday. metro riders are about to get a little help with that battery drain on those cell phones and tablets. >> how long it's going to take to get free wifi in those underground stations. and metro's answer when we asked about security concerns. this is chris gordon at the scene of today's fatal hit-and-run on 14th street in northwest washington. ahead, what are the legal responsibilities of drivers who

a woman killed in a hit-and-run just one block from her house. what we're learning about the victim and the hunt for the driver tonight. improving your cell phone service in metro's underground stations. e details on the plan to install free wifi. and local police officers deliver christmas cheer to a a family devastated by tragedy. how the community helped make it

a deadly hit-and-run in d.c. >> the vehicle struck a woman along busy 14th street in northwest washington in columbia heights. chris gordon talked with people who know the victim and e he joins us live u from the scene tonight. >> reporter: the fatal hit-and-run happened here at this intersection on 14th street in northwest washington. the driver not only took a life, but may have broken a number of other laws by leaving the scene of the accident. motorcyclist this suv didn't stop and was caught fleeing after hitting a 54-year-old this morning. she was crossing 14th street. witnesses say she was dragged by the suv. the driver could be charged with manslaughter and face additional charges for failing to stop and check on the

make an emergency call to report the accident and failing to stay on the scene. >> he should have stopped and maybe she would have survived. >> reporter: they closed two blocks of 14th street for a few hours to investigate the fatal had hit-and-run. jackie lived a few block was where neighbors are trying to raise money to help bury her. >> she was a tweet, young girl. everyone knew her. she had her way. she was always smiling when i saw her. >> reporter: cole was deaf and couldn't speak, but she was able to communicate by signing and writing. some residents complain that drivers speed up 14th street and they say the street is crowded

with vehicles and people making it dangerous. police are asking for the community's help to find the suv involved in this accident. they say it has a damaged front headlight. that's the latest from the scene. back to you. police in maryland are also looking into a deadly crash that involves a pedestrian. it was along route 1 in laurel. a box truck hit and killed a man as he was walking in the road this morning. a mother and her three children, this happened yesterday at white oak shopping center. fire officials tell us the woman left her suv running in the parking lot with her kids u inside while she ran into sears to pay a a bill. t

years. the 9-year-old went to get the mom. all four family members were treated for carbon monoxide poisoning it had an exhaust leak. the state's attorneys office is investigating but say the incident was not intention tallal. the head of prince georges county psychologicals warning teachers they may have to reassure students worried about e deportation. he said information from the public defenders office shows federal immigration officials have been increasingly aggressive in their arrests of those who are facing deportation in maryland. he said, quote, the most important action you and your staff can take is to reiterate that prince george's county public schools will continue to be safe places where students and families will be welcome without fear

>> you have been there wishing you had better wifi connection. your wish is about to come true. in the coming months, metro will start offering free wifi to all 50 of its underground stations. some new ads you're about to see will help pay for it. >> reporter: a video ad for the beer company featuring late night hours for new year's eve. wifi video ads are now coming to metro's underground stations. >> that program is actually going better than expected. they are being installed. metro will youz it to provide free wifi access to riders. >> it sounds wonderful. >> i'm not on metro that long. no

when you're texting or trying to get ahold of somebody, you have that access it will be great. >> reporter: it will take several months to make the system work in all 50 stations. metro says a 450-day test in six stations was a success with riders. the response from customers has been positive. they have been writing in saying how much they appreciate it. >> reporter: customers putting up with safetrack delays welcome any new positive service and know how to use it. >> bus schedules and train schedules, it's good to know. i u think that's a great move. >> reporter: the installation of system-wide services starts next summer. in the district, tom sherwood, news 4. spinning out, swirveing, sliding, enough to put any driver in harm's way let

teen. >> a new kind of driving class lets teens try it all to figure out how to respond when things go terribly wrong on the rod. after witnessing a devastating tragedy involving their own mother, the children who live in this home got a much-needed surprise from fairfax county police. ahead on news 4 at 6:00 can, we'll show you what officers who first respond ed ed to a deadly stabbing ended up doing a month later that brought a lot of smiles. extremely warm across the region today. but the cold air moving back in. when the coldest day of the week moves in and what to expect for

a new video of a heist at a high end retail er. the burglars burst through on madison avenue. the thieves headed straight for the priciest fur coats, dashed back out. they are still on the loose. the cost of

at more than a million. planning to make a goodwill donation to get credit on your taxes? now you can skip the line. goodwill of greater washington launched a pack and ship service with the postal service. you can send clothing, shoes and accessories at no cost to you. print a shipping label from goodwill's website. they will send you free boxes if you need them. a receipt will be e-mailed to you once your items are received. . remember driver's ed class? christopher created the black top boot camp in manassas. he created the class after handling a deadly accident where a 17-year-old driver ran off the road and was

>> teaching basic vehicles and prevention and correction and emergency because there's a right way and a wrong way to do things. >> students told us trying it out for the first time was nerve racking, but their confidence grew with practice. > >> did you get a new cell phone for christmas? there's a new privacy alert you should know about before wiping your old device. even if you delete all the files, your ultrapersonnel information is still there. if you sell it online, you're handing that information over to complete strangers. >> when i delete things, i assume it's gone. >> a lot of people think that, but it's not. it's easily accessible by thieves. . >> the same for tablets and laptops. our correspondent

rossen shows us how to protect ourselves. a local family rocked by tragedy over the holidays. get the helping hand from police and they are not the only ones pitching in. david culver will will bring you this lovely story. some heavier traffic this evening. around national harbor. the concert that's expected to draw big crowd at the new afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

more crowds are flocking to the mgm tonight to see this guy. bruno mars will make

appearance at the new theater there performing for a sold out crowd of 3,000 people. he's the first major solo artist to headline a show there. boys ii men performed. it starts at 9:00. fairfax county police officers out on their own time going business to business trying to help three kids have a happier holiday. >> it comes after they experienced unspeakable tragedy. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver with their story tonight. it changed his christmas. from food to socks and blankets to a tv. this 8-year-old and two older brothers looked out the window at their townhouse to see a devastating crime scene. their father stabbed and k

their mom. >> this incident was very tragic considering a young child was affected by it. >> reporter: the officers. it felt they had to do something. >> we are parents and have children that age. a lot of guys were sympathetic towards the children here. >> reporter: a month after police responded to the deadly stabbing at this home, they were back on scene. this time, they didn't have flashing lights. they didn't have crime scene tape. instead they had their arms full bringing much-need ed holiday cheer. >> bags and bags. several stores including t.j. max and costco and they chip canned in. when you see them come through and donated to help this family, it was surprising. >> surprise iing for brian too. >> i have

>> i was expecting stuff from santa. . >> uniform helpers to bring m h much-needed holiday healing this year. >> everything we do for them is not going to fix what happened. but we do what we can. >> in fairfax county, david culver, news 4. >> such a sweet story. >> what a nice day we had to wrap up the holiday and head into the next one. >> really amaze uing. >> 68 degrees. how hard was it for you to come into work? >> very tough. >> as we look outside, very nice if. you're going to be out tonight. might be the night to take the family out to dinner. looking good. you may be wearing th

shorts today. next couple days, put those back in the drawer. current temperature a beautiful view of the city. winds out of the northwest at 7 miles per hour. that northerly component does tnd to bring in the cooler number. weather underground, 56 in leesbu leesburg. still 61 towards the downtown area. this is right around the national mall. 50 degrees towards beverly beach. rain, snow, not any time soon. next 24 hours, we did see some this morning. very light rain that came through. just around sunrise this morning. 7:00 that's now all pushed off to the east. behind it we're looking at clearing skies. that will cool tonight. even tomorrow morning, we're going to wake up to pretty nice numbers. 39 degrees by 7:00 a.m. it will be cool, but mild for this time of year. 45 and nice by noon. nice by 3:00. even though we're near 20 degrees colder tomorrow, w

degrees by u 8:00. temperatures around 44 degrees. next couple days, thursday some shower activity early in the day. not expecting a lot of rain. high temperature of 48. falling numbers. friday a a high of 40. but take a look at friday. friday is the day that things are going to be changing. winds gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. windchills in the 20s all day. a quick cold burst is what this is going to be. one real cold day and then we'll move back. the winds on saturday switch out of the south. that's a warming wind. 46 degrees on saturday. if you're heading out on saturday evening, looking really nice for new year's eve. going to be nice. if you're heading to the festivities. 44 degrees at noon. 46 degrees by 4:00. mostly cloudy and temperatures around 8:00 at 43 degrees. then even around midnight, still at 41 in the city. most of you will be in the the 40s, but this is nice for this time of year. a high of 49. the clouds move in for the new year. 52

we have a rain chance on monday and tuesday. notice the temperatures moving in the right direction. then hello colder air. next thursday and friday in the 30s and it looks like the middle portion of january will be cold and our snow chances increase. >> coming up next in sports, the kou kou get the redskins a a gift this holiday season. what it means for the playoff race. here's tamron hall with what's ahead on "nbc nightly news." ahead, remembering carrie fisher. she's dead at the age of 60. tributes are pouring in. mall brawls, pushing and punching after post holiday shopping turns to chaos and several peoplface charges.e

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your hard work paid off. the cowboys winning was a good thing, but did they need to look that good? elliot ripping off a 55-yard touchdown run. elliot just in his rookie season. he leads the nfl in rushing. this was his 15th rushing touchdown of the year. then there's also some trickery last night. wide receiver dez bryant is throwing a touchdown. he has more touchdown passes than tony romo. he brings the cowboys ahead even more. and of course, the rookie sensation at quarterback dak prescott one of his three touchdown passes on the night. cowboys doing their part in the 42-21 win. all the redskins need to do is beat the giants on sunday. and they are in the playoffs. it wasn't a a good day for the ryan brothers. both head coach and assistant head coach a

fired by the bills today. rex very animated and loud head coach spent the last two seasons in buffalo. 7-8 bills have lost 3 of the past 4 games and as the playoff race fallout for the 17th season. dount road, military bowl taking on wake forest in a a beautiful sunset. they came to play. first quarter tied at 7-7. and he's just going to do the rest. 20 yards to the house. wake forest jumps ahead 14-7. wade taking advantage of temple's mistakes. they are feeding the punch. he calls for the pair catch, but he muffs the punt. the takeover in the red zone. the next play wake forest hashing in. he has some room. and he takes a a hit into the end zone. a tough run. wake forest up

and right now they are leading, 31-26 late in the fourth quarter. the start of conference play is in full swing for the men's basketball team battling through a couple close games. the terps are coming off a near perfect nonconference schedule. the terps welcoming illinois to the xfinity center. it wasn't a warm welcome. they were dominant from the jump. bender for the bucket. pretty slick move from a freshman. and bender was finishing. maryland up 13. this time he finds and throws down for a slam. so really starting to pull ahead. but you can't forget about the other guard. late in the half, he knocks down the three. and melo takes it coast to coast. terps up big on illinois right now late in the game. and

a december to remember for the capitals. winners of 8 of the last 8 games. coming off a win over tampa bay on friday. hoping they can keep up with what we started. they scored two goals in the win. he had one goal his entire season. puck drops at 7:00 p.m. on csn. and don't look now. but the washington wizards making some noise. they have won 8 of the last 12 games. they have won the last 6 at home. you're on a roll. he's just got to keep rolling. >> a dinner downtown. those fans were just so happy. >> they were loud. >> wasn't sure where you were. >> thank you so much. good stuff.

>> we hope you join us tonight at 11:00. have a good one.

tonight, remembering carrie fisher, the actress who rose to fame as princess leia in the blockbuster "star wars" saga, dead at age 60. tonight, the tributes pouring in from around the world. breaking news. trump tower evacuated, the bomb squad called in, what triggered the panic. mall mayhem, post holiday shopping chaos erupts across the country. fist fights caught on camera, several now facing charges. historic visit, solemn moment. the first japanese leader to visit the uss arizona memorial at pearl harbor, with president obama by his side. and who's listening? a warrant issued for an amazon echo. can authorities use a smart seeker as a virtual witness in a murder trial? "nig