this last presidential campaign of 2016 was littered with conflict and with controversy. >> there is more tonight. fbi director james comey is now under investigation for the way he handled hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server. he criticized her when he cleared of her criminality last summer, then he reopened and closed the investigation within days of the election. steve handelsman joins us now with the latest. >> donald trump, remember, praised comey for criticizing clinton, said it took guts. but it might have violated justice department policy that says especially in the closing days of myany election campaign one should do nothing to help or hurt any candidate. now there will be an investigation. democrats have been charging that fbi director james comey might have cost hillary clinton the election, giving the win to

investigation of clinton's e-mails with an unprecedented public condemnation. >> they were extremely careless. >> then revealing the investigation was reopening two weeks before election day. democrats applaud the justice department probe of comey. meanwhile, donald trump's team -- >> you are fake news. >> -- is still asking accusing questions of the cia and sister agents. >> why intelligence officials or other people are leaking to the media -- >> even though director of national intelligence james clapper called trump to deny his people leaked the unverified report that vladimir putin might have something on trump. mike pompeo, nominated to head the trump cia, testified today he will focus on russia. >> indeed, i would expect the president-elec

that of me. >> james mattis testified working with russia is less likely. >> there are a decreasie ining r of areas where we can engage cooperatively. >> the president-elect today tapped rudy giuliani to advise him, the new president, on how best to fight hacking. coincidentally today fbi director james comey came up here to the hill to brief members of congress on. i am pleased to award our nation's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. >> obama managed to bring vice president joe biden to tears today. the president staged an unannounced farewell ceremony for mr. biden, then surprised him with the presidential medal of freedom. thatrd

lifetime of service to the nation. >> as one of his long time colleagues in the senate who happened to be a republican once said, if you can't admire joe biden as a person, you've got a problem. he is as good a man as god ever created. >> i watched you under intense fire and i watched that prodigious mind, i watched you. this is a remarkable man. >> in his farewell address this week, mr. obama said that he gained a brother. dignitaries, spectators, and protesters will flood washington. some will be keeping an eye on police too amid questions about what their body cameras can capture. >> that's right. civil

groups are concerned that police will be over protective and may infringe on the constitutional rights of the demonstrators. as for the body cameras, it's against the law for police to turn them on when they're simply monitoring protesters. those cameras won't be turned on during the inauguration unless the officer is required to take action. if they're simply monitoring the crowd, those cameras will be turned off. >> the police shouldn't be allowed to surveil first amendment activity. and our concern around the availability of body cameras, what is done with that data. >> while the american sill little b -- civil liberties union, they're making it easier for

police. they've launched a new app which allows people to report. >> the more people watching, the less incidences of collision between the police and protesters. >> civil liberties groups won't be the obviously only ones watc police. the government will be watching as well. >> we're going to have five mobile field teams. they are going to be monitoring various routes of the parade route. they're going to be wearing distinctive clothing and arm bands so people will be able to recognize them. they will be equipped with audio and video reporting devices. most of the monitors that will be participating in the inauguration are investigators in my office. >> there will also be marshals along the parade route who will be

activity during the inauguration. it's getting down to crunch time for metro. the transit agency says it's putting everything it has into service for the inauguration. transportation reporter adam tuss continues team coverage with what you need to know. >> reporter: with the inauguration just a week away, it is time to nail down the specifics. for metro, it is all about moving people. getting ready for the inauguration, but there's a lingering question for metro, how many people are coming. >> we're monitoring both hotel rooms and everything else like everyone else is. we'll just put as much service as we can out there. >> reporter: metro will be open from 4:00 in the morning until midnight on inauguration day. there will be 17 straight hours of rush hour service from 4:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. a handful of stations will be closed for security reasons, the pentagon, smithsonian, federal triangle, mt. vernon square and archives.

there are no guaranteed that everything will go smoothly, but there's been plenty of preparation. >> we will work as hard as we can to provide as much service as we can. >> reporter: make sure you have enough money on your smart trips so you don't have to wait online. parking is not free at metro stations this time. metro still lacks a dedicated source of funding. >> i'm excited about a new administration coming in. see if we can take advantage of that and get their support for metro. >> reporter: just give yourself plenty of extra time if you're going to be on metro and expect there will be crowds. we asked you to weigh in on facebook. most of you say you're staying in town next weekend, but you won't be headed to the ceremony. right now in

investigators are trying to find answers after a raging house fire killed six young children. two other children and the children's mother are still in hospitals tonight. the mother worked for maryland congressman elijah cummings. darcy? >> reporter: we want to show you the house where this tragedy unfolded in the overnight hours. you can see all of the burned out debris right there in the front yard. the neighbors tell an unspeakable story of a house full of fire, a mom desperate to have her children rescued and her babies screaming for help. >> i was holding out hope and just praying, god please let them not be in there. >> reporter: the heart wrenching process of recovering the bodies of six children from what's left of this house.

the children, 9 months to 11 years old, became trapped when neighbors say the fire grew to an inferno. investigators are looking into the possibility it was caused by an electric space heater. >> the collapse was horrendous. when the third floor chanollaps it was horrendous. it's hard to say if they were trying to make an escape or not. >> reporter: baltimore's mayor came to the scene, asking everyone to pray. >> to know that so many children are not going to be with us consuas a result of this incident, it's so painful. >> reporter: the mom katie malone was home with her nine children. the dad was at work. malone was able to get out. her 8-year-old daughter rescued two of her brothers who were 4 and 5 years old. the boys and their mom remain in critical condition. >> i heard the kids crying.

you know, couldn't save them. couldn't save them. >> reporter: congressman elijah cummings confirmed malone worked for him as a special assistant. >> sadly, six of her nine children perished. it's a very difficult time for our office. >> reporter: friends say some of the kids went to this charter school around the corner where an open house has been cancelled. the family attended the nearby lutheran church. the young victims have not yet been identified. i asked the fire chief if the mom and those other two children in critical condition are expected to survive. he told me everyone just needs to pray. two our weather now, a 70 degree day in january, pretty rare and pretty short lived, isn't it, amelia?

we're going to see our temperatures falling. we start off in the 50s. by the evening hours, we're in the 30s. soak up this evening right now. it is still 68 degrees out there. very mild. 9:00 p.m., we're still around 60 and dry for the evening hours. by 11:00 p.m., 56. this weekend, saturday is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert day as we track a wintery mix creating slick roads. i'll have more on saturday's forecast coming up. coming up at 6:00, just a few weeks after a fake news story lead to a friegghtening scene at a popular pizza shop, we've learned of a similar plot at another local restaurant. >> reporter: stolen good being returned to their rightful owners right here in fairfax county. haunting video shows thieves going into homes,

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thieves broke into several fairfax county homes over the holidays. they took precious possessions and left behind a mess. northern virginia bureau reporter david culver is outside the fair oaks district station now with more. >> reporter: i can tell you quite a mess did they leave behind. these teens suspected in these crimes are in jail tonight facing a long list of charges. cameras rolling inside this oakton home, the suspected thieves walking through the bedroom halls. they're carrying what appear to be guns. >> this is the camera they were caught on. i don't think they were expecting to see a camera there. >> reporter: candy was out of town for the holiday break. that's when the teens broke into her home. the video still haunts

>> the scariest thing was just this memory that somebody could get into our home and get access to our 10-year-old grandson who lives with us. >> reporter: the thieves not only took, but also destroyed using bb guns. >> my tv was shot with a bb, monitor was shot with a bb. the drawers were emptied all over the floor. they even took a box of business cards and through them all over. >> we've linked a number of them to some of these suspects. >> reporter: they hit homes across the fair oaks district of the county, at least nine, maybe more. vr investigators tracked the suspects down after they hit this house and tripped the alarm. we headed to alexander's house. it's here police executed a search warrant this week. the woman who answered the door tells me she knows the suspect but wouldn't say any more. we know police found a list of items inside this home,

goods believed to be stolen. good now being returned to their rightful owners, people like candy. candy tells me she is incredibly grateful to the fairfax county police for getting her goods back. now, behind me, this is the fair oaks police district station. inside there, they have several more unclaimed stolen goods that they're hoping folks will come forward and claim finally. they want to hear from people. metro's safe track plan is on hold for the month of january. but today we learned some details about the next round of work. beginning february 11th, the blue line will be shut down between roslyn and the pentagon. that work is expected to last more than two weeks. metro's general manager says safe track work will continue through june and riders on other lines will feel the impact. >

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i got outside for a little while today. how hard was it for you to come into work at 3:00? >> awfully difficult. it was delightful out there. >> we had highs around 7 0 degrees. cold air moving in overnight, throughout the day tomorrow. it's going to be cold out there for the long holiday weekend. not only that, but a wintery mix in the forecast for saturday. this is a very tricky storm system. here's what we know right now. it looks like we'll have snow and sleet moving in during the morning hours on saturday. this storm is not about the snowfall amounts or the ice totals necessarily. it's about the length of time. it moves in saturday morning. it's still around saturday evening. it's going to cause a nuisance because it's a long

it is going to lead to some slick roads on saturday. as we look to sunday, maybe a shower or two. and then there's a chance for showers on monday, martin luther king, jr. day. look at the temperatures right now. we're still in the mid to upper 60s. 66 in leesburg. 64 in gaithersburg. tomorrow we start off around 50 degrees. that's the warmest it's going toeb ato be all day. temperatures fall throughout the day. it's still not a bad day out there and it's friday heading into a long weekend. by lunchtime we're around 47. we're still dry for your friday night. if you have plans out tomorrow or you're getting out of town tomorrow, the weather is still looking good, still dry roads. on saturday, the blue area, the entire d.c. met

like we'll see about a dusting to two inches of snow mixed with sleet and changing over to freezing rain during the midday and afternoon hours. down in southern maryland, freezing rain changing over to a plain rain there. and back into the mountains, it's looking like a mainly freezing rain forecast. if you have plans to head to wisp and deep creek, try to get out of town tomorrow. any time tomorrow is going to be just fine. the weekend outlook, skiing icy and wet. martin luther king, jr. day parade, some showers are possible north of town. maybe a little bit of freezing rain as well. as we look to tuesday, we're back in the mid 50s. by wednesday, temperature around 64 degrees with a chance of showers later in the day.

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you're watching news4 rat 6:00. a high school student could spend the rest of his life in prison for a deadly double stabbing at the wheaton mall. >> he was charged with two counts of first degree murder. his family says police have the wrong guy. prosecutors say he has been in trouble with the law before. chris gordon has our report. >> reporter: police recognized the suspect, angelo jackson from a still picture lifted off surveillance video. they say they knew him from previous arrests. police say surveillance video from the mall depicts a black male suspect armed with a knife assaulting both victims. police arrested 17-year-old angelo lamont jackson, a student at richard montgomery high school. the suspect was identified by

officers who have had prior law enforcement contacts with the suspect. in court prosecutors said jackson has a juvenile record with a second degree assault conviction from 2014 and an attempted robbery charge. at jackson's home in montgomery village, his brother tells me angelo has been in trouble before, but nothing like this. >> my brother is a good dude. he makes jokes. he's a goofball. a killer, a murder, that could never be my little brother. he's not a murder, heer, he's n killer. >> i know where my son was at. i have proof where my son was at the time this incident happened. >> reporter: you're saying he was not wheaton. >> he was not at wheaton mall at all. he was not there. >> reporter: jackson's brother and a group of friends came to court to support him. jackson maintains he is innocent. police have identified the tabbitab i stabbing

>> angelo lamont jackson stabbed these two young men. they later succumbed to their injuries. murder in the first degree for both. it's a very, very serious crime that carries a life penalty. >> if angelo jackson truly has an alibi, if he wasn't in wheaton the night of the double murders, he can raise it as a defense. but later, as this case proceeds to trial. new tonight, police in fairfax county want to know who fired a bullet into the window of a daycare center with employees and children just feet away. bright horizons daycare center along leesburg pike. nobody was hurt. the retirement of maryland senator

last long. she represented maryland in the house and senate for a total of 40 years. she was the longest serving woman in the history of congress. she is 80 years young now. she starts her new job next week. the new president will have a chance to make a lot of decisions here in washington. one thing he won't get to decide on is what he will have for lunch on the day he's sworn in. >> that is something that was decided months before he was even elected. tonight barbara harrison continues her look at inaugural preparations and takes us to where some of the cooking is already underway. >> president-elect trump will have a lot of it on his plate when he takes office next friday, but his first meal as president most likely won't be a fillet o fish or a meat

sandwich. what will be served was chosen by the joint inaugural committees. the inaugural lunch will happen just after the swearing in. it's like a contest. >> it is. it's a bidding process. we were bidding against, i believe, four other companies. >> reporter: it's not just the food they have to plan. table cloths, plates and flowers are all part of the presentation and bid process. >> we also have to do a lot of historic work. in many instances, in many different inaugurals, they've asked to stay in the lincoln era or stay

we've had to do a lot of research. they asked us to bid on the lunch in july. >> reporter: that's four months before they know the results of the election. that's when caters get the theme and have to present their idea and bid to the congressional inaugural kmitd tecommittee. this was the chosen design for barack obama. it just happened to have been a lincoln theme. >> this time we were just asked to keep it more sort of george washington-esque. you'd want to be a little more classic. you can pick something like this. >> reporter: what are they cooking up for that theme? >> there's a lot of focus on local and sustainable products these days. >> reporter:

designed here, other foods being tested and tasted. they do about 3500 events a year. bill holman has gotten a lot of press over the queeyears. each party is very special but especially this one that happens only every four years. >> it's special. it's very special. we're very lucky to live here in washington and be able to get to do this. >> reporter: cooking is already underway. bill holman will lead over 100 chefs. their trucks will be escorted by the secret service. they'll take stove tops and ovens where they will warm up and put the finishing touches on the meal. one dish will actually be

for the 250 guests just before it gets served. can you imagine the pressure of -- >> that's a lot of pressure. what's on the menu? >> they wouldn't tell me. they said it's something that's bought around here, sourced in the area. >> all right. we'll find out next week. >> i wouldn't mind being a taster. >> they need tasters. >> i could do that for a living. a popular retailer is getting a lot of political push back tonight. why one donation is causing a lot of controversy. an inauguration job that only very few can claim. who gets to stand in as the practice president and first lady? if you're getting out of to

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popular retailer l.l. bean is at the center of a campaign controversy. donald trump waded right into it today. linda bean is a long time republican donor in maine. she is also the granddaughter of the founder of l.l. bean and she sits on that company's board. she disclosed that she contribute ed $60,000 to a protrump effort. it's leading to a boycott. trump told people to buy from the company. it is a longstanding tradition for american political leaders to refrain from endorsing specific products. the man with

bible will not be donald trump. a full dress rehearsal for next week's inauguration will take place this sunday here in d.c. the military tries to mimic every little detail. they selected four people to serve as stand-ins for the first and second couples, based on their height. the military will practice every movement trump and mike mention will make come inauguration day. >> as you could imagine, there are a lot of moving pieces. a huge event. it's a massive scale. the department of defense, the secret service, fbi, so many different partners involved. you want it to go right the first time. >> the four stand-ins were chosen from the united states army band pershing's own. the attorney who dealt with that case and some of the

making his silence. >> they violated the law when they drank. >> why he said

president-elect trump has nominated a new leader for the u.s. department of veterans affairs. if confirmed, he could take over in just a few days. >> tonight a former agency insider tells us there's a hidden problem inside the va when it comes to the agency firing problem employees. >> if you took a company car and did what jed fillingham

doing, would you still be employ employeed? he got in trouble on a business trip in dallas in 2010. he took a federal government car bar hopping with two colleagues. >> did you have something to drink? >> yes, sir. i don't remember exactly how much, no, sir. >> the police report says he bought more than a dozen drinks for the group and for others and then got back behind the wheel. soon after, one of his colleagues amy wheat fell out of the vehicle and later died from her injuries. >> i looked back there and she wasn't there. >> fillingham was not criminally charged. he later resigned. but months later the agency rehired him to a new six figure job. >> she was my only child. >> something that angers amy wheat's mother. >> they should have fired him. no criminal punishment, no va

the same position. >> we all felt that the facts of the case were egregious. they were clearly inebriated. we do know that his breathalyzer test shows .03 several hours after he was arrested. >> ken carol would know, because he was a va attorney assigned to determine whether fillingham should be disciplined. he strongly recommended that he be immediately terminated. >> they violated the law when they drank and got back into the vehicle. >> carol says va headquarters moved too slowly to prevent fillinghamm from resigning before his work record could be blemish blemished. the va pretfers instead to reac settlement agreements. >> i hear from supervirs

difficult it is to fire employees. >> the i team reviewed records from the merit system protection board which handles appeals from government workers, discipline cases includes. of the nearly 800 va cases they reviewed last year, nearly a quarter of them eventually reached settlement agreements with the agency, potentially allowing those workers to return. >> you can't create the kind of culture you want unless you hold the people accountable. now holding people accountable means you have to give them day to day feedback. you have to do sustainable accountabili accountability. since i've been secretary of the va we've terminated over 3700 employees. >> carol agrees the appeals process is important. but the rate of discipline in the agency has actually slowed,

seven workers for the agency's wait time scandal. >> he played it exactly right. >> as for jed fillingham he is still employed and even received bonus pay in recent months. no response to our requests for further comment. we also tried to reach jed fillingham unsuccessfully this week. >> keep in mind, one of the biggest government agencies in america. >> thank you. amelia is back with more details about our weather. what to p

what's coming this weekend. >> lauren was texting me, it's amazing or the here. >> texting you or taunting you? >> i'm here until 11:00. so definitely a taunt there. throughout the day tomorrow we're going to see our temperatures cooling. we start out in the 50s and finish in the evening in the 30s. maybe a shower around on sunday. showers potentially on monday, martin luther king, jr. day. maybe a little bit of freezing rain still mixing in north of town on monday. areas like frederick and loudoun county. here's your forecast for tomorrow. 51. remember, we're cooling throughout the day. grab the jacket as you step out the day on friday. the commute is looking good both ways. recess for the kids is cooling, not as perfect as today, but it will still be

exercise still nice, especially early in the day before those temperatures start to drop. the wintery mix is not going to move in until well after midnight friday on into saturday morning. this is mainly for the d.c. metro area. further back around the mountains i'm looking at a mainly freezing rain event. for most of us we'll have snow and sleet move in. you'll see that sleet start to change over to freezing rain. maybe some plain rain mixing in during the afternoon and evening hours. this certainly looks very serious and you do want to take it seriously. but i'm not seeing a lot of snow ice accumulation in the forecast. it's more of a nuisance. as we jump ahead to monday, spotty freezing rain

looks like dry for the afternoon. temperatures for sunday and monday around 40 degrees. on tuesday we're in the mid 650. then the 60s wednesday thursday and friday. we've got sports coming up. the offensive coordinator is going to la la land. robert: i've always had high blood pressure. but now i was getting these terrible headaches. and i was tired literally all the time. something wasn't right. most people don't find out they have chronic kidney disease until it is very advanced. in fact, my friend ron paul was one of those affected. but a simple test can help save your life. talk to your doctor or contact the gw ron and joy paul kidney center to find out how you can get tested. before you find out that way, find out this way.

this is thei ixfinity sport desk. >> shawn mcvay is becoming the youngest. we're going to get to the offensive coordinator for the redskins that's open now. but now we have some breaking news on the defense ive coordinator spot. wade phillips is coming. >> it's not a done deal yet. >> we're breaking it right now. he's coming to interview. >> it's not a done deal? >> it's a done deal that he's being interviewed. we're breaking it right now. phillips is making this a two-fer trip. he could be joining his son on the

season. this makes redskins fans so happy. we're told the redskins are being thorough but they hope to fill this position quickly. another position they have to fill, offensive coordinator. breaking news from this afternoon, shawn mcvay is the next head coach of the los angeles rams. he becomes the youngest head coach in the history of the nfl. he turns 31 later this month. the deal reportedly for five years. guess who is reportedly at the top of his list for assistants? wade phillips. the team that mcvay has spent the last seven years with could soon be in a bidding war. stay tuned. another huge story in the nfl, after 55 years the san diego chargers are no more. now the los angeles chargers. the chargers fans decorated the team facility with eggs after the report came out lasth

but today it's official, the chargers are moving to the 2017. they even have a new logo which is taking a lot of heat right now on twitter. i don't see it. i don't like it. >> doesn't do much for me. will john wall be fined or suspended for his actions last night? it's always the second guy that gets caught. this is the video that's all over the internet. jae crowder poking him in the nose. and then the slap. the post game scuffle enshued between the wizards and the celtics. wall just calling it an altercation. celtics come here on january 24th. ov

making history takes a lot of out of you. matching career point 1,000 and 1,001. a receive game win streak and second best record in the league. but a tough test tomorrow when the best in the west, chicago blackhawks come to town. mark carter celebrated his 60th birthday by rollerblading 60 kilometers. went from his home in owens maryland to calvert county. not just for a fogood workout b to raise money and awareness for the team he coaches for special needs players.

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