i believe in the american people. at my core, i think we're going to be okay. >> the president also addressed recent controversies leading up to inauguration day. >> tonight we have team coverage three days before the transition of power. we begin with steve handelsman. he's got the president's parting message at this final news conference. >> reporter: president obama here at the white house today says he gets it, that donald trump and the republicans certainly have a right to roll back much of what president obama accomplished here at the white house over the past eight years. they won the election, said barack obama. but the president said when donald trump gets here to the white house, realizes what it's like to be president, trump might change his mind. he leaves office with twice the approval ratings of donald trump, 6 oh% to 30. and barack obama said the new

complexities of how to, in fact, provide health care for everybody, something he says he wants to do. or wants to make sure that he is encouraging job creation and wage growth in this country. that that may lead him to some of the same conclusions that i arrived at. once i got here. >> reporter: chelsea manning, why he reduced the sentence to seven years. >> you know, i feel very comfortable that justice has been served, and that a message has still been sent. >> reporter: on russia, putin and ukraine, no let up on sanctions, a message to trump. >> it is important for the united states to stand up for the basic principle that big countries don't go around and invade and bully smaller countries. >> reporter: more advice to the incoming president. >> this is a job of such magnitude that you can't do it by

>> reporter: and advice to the press at a white house shaping up as more hostile. >> my hope is that you will continue with the same tenacity that you showed us, to do the hard work of getting to the bottom of stories. >> reporter: and mr. obama suggested, getting more americans to turn out to vote for our leaders. so what will president obama do? what does he dream about doing when he leaves 1600 pennsylvania avenue, moves up connecticut avenue to kalorama. he said he wants to be quiet, do more reading, writing, and doesn't want to hear himself talk so darn much. that's a quote. i'm steve handelsman, news4. >> thanks, steve. a president-elect is preparing for his inauguration. he says to expect record crowds as his team continues to post ads on facebook and on twitter. encouraging people to attend.

attend. that would indeed be a sizeable crowd, but nowhere near the 1.8 million people who attended the first inauguration of president barack obama. expected to attend on friday's inauguration is a group called bikers for trump. they're holding a rally at john marshall plaza next to the parade route. chris gordon there now with more on what they have planned. chris? >> reporter: well, jim, bikers for trump will be standing so close to pennsylvania avenue, that they could actually cheer and be heard by the new president during his inaugural parade from the u.s. capitol to the white house. bikers for trump rally organizer chris cox, says people are coming from as far away as san diego and florida. he expects members of rolling thunder to join and arrive from virginia into washington, d.c., on thursday. and then park their bikes for the inaugural day rally on

he's expecting 5,000 to gather here for speeches and music and this park overlooking at the inaugural parade route on pennsylvania avenue. >> we decided to keep this about the unsung hero, and so we're just going to be celebrating the people that have been working hard on the campaign for the sole purpose of seeing donald trump elected president. >> reporter: mr. trump mentioned the group by name. >> i saw the bikers for trump. boy, they had a scene today. i don't know if i would want to ride one of those, but they do like me. that's like security with those guys. >> reporter: chris cox says mr. trump also called him. >> we spent about 12 minutes on the phone and he thanked us for the work we have done around the country and wanted to thank all of the bikers that have not only signed up, but especially the ones who showed up. >> reporter: bikers for trump expects to see many demonstrators protesting against trump on inauguration day. >> we are going to be between the protesters and the law enforcement. law enforcement is our friends. they thank us for being

we thank them for being here. this wouldn't work without them. >> reporter: these trump supporters from louisiana may never have ridden a motorcycle. but they say they support bikers for trump. >> i love that. we had the bikers in baton rouge when the police officers were down. and they were a wonderful support system there. >> reporter: now, bikers for trump will be holding a bikers ball friday night at the mgm national harbor, in the theatre there to celebrate the trump inauguration. reporting live from along pennsylvania avenue, the inaugural parade route, chris gordon. back to you, doreen. >> chris, thank you. activities picking up as we get closer to the inauguration. parking restrictions went into effect around the national mall today and security is getting tighter. our transportation reporter, adam tuss, is live on the mall with what you need to know to get around these next few days. hi, adam. >> reporter: h,

it is time for the show, and let's take a look at the capitol building. tonight it looks more beautiful with all of the flags. but, yeah, getting around now becomes a real challenge. we are now in the period where the inauguration has taken over downtown d.c. parking restrictions in place, tow trucks on the prowl around the mall. crowds gathering. >> tons of people is what we're hearing, too. we're going to be crazy. >> reporter: even union stations' main entrance closed total friday morning for inaugural activities. >> essentially, it won't change any amtrak communications. it's just a matter of getting. >> reporter: the intensity has picked up. we have plenty of security going into place, these fences here. let me walk in and show you what it's like. we've got the scaffolding going up for the big screens, a lot of protective measures being put in

>> reporter: on metro, it's aware of a plan to possibly disrupt some service on inauguration day but says it will not comment on the counter measures it's taking. security levels are increasing, though. and just be aware, on friday, five metro stations will be closed for security. pentagon, smith season an. much of the attention centers on the over 500 tour buses headed this way. >> we anticipate with the additional traffic volumes there may be additional incidents or accidents and we're going to respond to those as quickly as possible. >> reporter: on and off ramps may be closed to help manage congestion. so for now, gearing up to handle these next few days. yeah, and crews say they're peepi preparing for as many as 900,000 people to come down here to the national mall on friday. beal have to see how it goes. >> adam tuss, thank you. keep it right here on news4. we'll have live team coverage starting friday morning

former president george h.w. bush and his wife barbara are both in hospitals in texas. mr. bush is in the intensive care unit at houston's methodist hospital. he's being treated for pneumonia. he's 92 years old now. he was placed under sedation for a procedure to protect and clear his airways. barbara bush was hospitalized this morning as a precaution after experiencing fatigue and coughing. she is 91. the couple marked their 72nd wedding anniversary earlier this morning. the former president and wife were not planning to attend the inauguration. mr. bush sent a letter to president-elect trump days before he was hospitalized, letting him know they wouldn't be able to make it. mr. bush apologized and said his doctor adviseed the couple from making the

mr. trump wished them a speedy recovery. now to a bizarre chain of events that included bullets flying into two d.c. neighborhoods and ended with two people in custody. this started when somebody opened fire on an off-duty officer. it's the second time this week we have seen daytime gun violence in the district. news4's pat collins is in northwest with details on this latest story. pat? >> reporter: doreen, one car, three crime scenes, and three different neighborhoods. shots fired, no one hurt. but it was close. >> yep. >> reporter: this is daz. he didn't see the beginning, but he saw the end when the driver of this mercedes car crash tried to elude police and tried to run on foot. he didn't get far. >> i saw him running here and the cops right behind him. he got on the control truck there and tried to get inside and they got

and that was just about it. police were out here like that and it was 30 of them. >> reporter: scary? >> definitely. but it was all right. >> reporter: what did you do? >> i got right back in my hole i was digging. >> reporter: this mercedes car, the centerpiece of a violent and bizarre encounter with police that left three crime scenes and three different neighborhoods. in the ecington neighborhood, an off-duty cop sees them driving erratically. he calls it in and follows the car. someone in the mercedes shoots at him six times. but he wasn't hit. in the bloomingdale neighborhood, a passenger jumps out of that mercedes, and in an alley, a cop fires his gun. no one hit there. but a gun is recovered and a man is picked up. then finally, the ending. here in ladroit park, the mercedes crash and the

a second suspect. on the scene today, police chief pete newshom talking about brazen brought daylight gunfire. >> this mentality where people feel like they can discharge firearms. that has to stop. broad daylight, beautiful day, and it's so dangerous. >> reporter: again tonight, two people in custody. they're being questioned by police. doreen, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. also in d.c., police just released this surveillance. they hope it will help them catch the guy who shot and killed a grand mother in a wheelchair. 68-year-old vivian morrow was gunned down to the right of your screen. the surveillance video appears to show a gunman chasing another man. you can also see who police believe is morrow in her wheelchair. she had three kids and 11 grabbed

another dangerous discovery. what investigators found. you see pleaded guilty of conspiring with her husband. today, prosecutors pushing for a harsh punishment inside fairfax county courthouse against alicia schmuhl. ahead on news4, the surprising words from the victim as he took the stand. and heated confirmation hearings for key cabinet picks. see who was the focus of the debate. and temperatures in the 50s and even the 60s across the area today. but we could say goodbye to march as we make our way towards the weekend. what days have the most rain coming in. yeah, one could be falling on inauguration d ay

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some testy exchanges on capitol hill today for president-elect donald trump's cabinet nominees. chris lawrence has a look at some tough questions. >> reporter: yeah, vance the one that caught our eye involved scott pruitt. democrats grilled the attorney general about climate change and his ties to big oil. >> why is the climate changing? >> senator, in response to the

is constrained by statutes. >> i'm asking you a personal opinion. >> my perm personal opinion is immaterial. >> really? you are going to be the head of the agency to protect the environment and your personal feelings about whether climate change is caused by this is immaterial? >> he defended his business deals. ross said he's pro union and thinks his vast business dealings given the experience. trump's pick for united nations ambassador also testified today and told lawmakers she can reform the u.n. governor nikki haley told lawmakers she supports sanctions on russia, but criticized the obama administration for not blocking that u.n. resolution that condemned israel settleme

real policy experience. >> thanks. there is a growing list of lawmakers promising to boycott the inauguration on friday. just today, virginia democrat jer gerry connolly said he would not attend. anthony brown and rosskin also said know. we have a list in the nbc washington app. we invite you to search inauguration boycott. powerful testimony today from a man tasered and stabbed and watched as intruders shot his wife. sentencing is under way in the case against alicia schmuhl. the former lawyer and husband were convicted in a brutal home invasion targeting her former boss and wife. david culver was in court as one of the victims shared some painful memories. david? >> reporter: incredibly painful, doreen. important to remember,

preliminary hearings to the actual trials to where we are, the sentencing phase. the victims, leo fisher and sue duncan, his wife. both in their late 60s have had to recount and relive this horror several times. and today fisher back on the stand. more than two years since those vicious attacks. leo fisher and sue duncan. >> i have sort of this underlying fear of things, fisher told the judge. i'm overly alert, looking for a man in a dark outfit with a dark hat on. the man he describes convicted last june. andr andrew schmuhl fished his way through the mccain home, casing his wife's former boss and forcing the couple on to their bed, be interrogating them for three hours and getting violate. he jumped

knife in my throat and pulled it across the throat, fisher testified to the. i came through and thought i have a few more minutes to live. schmuhl turned his attention to sue, fisher watching it all. she was shot in the hid and it hit her in the left side of the head. it ricocheted off her skull. i thought she was dead, he told the judge, his voice choking. but amazingly they survived. all the buy, andrew schmuhl was coordinating with alicia outside. an alarm squared them off. this was the police video. she was stone-faced and in a bizarre twist, andrew had taken off his clothes wearing only an adult diaper. speaking about his former employee as she sat in a green jumpsu jumpsuit, fisher said he wanted her to succeed. i thought she was

he testified. late last year, andrew schmuhl was sentenced to two life terms in prison and 98 years. alicia faces anywhere from 10 to 45 years in prison. that hearing will pick up again here at court tomorrow morning. we will be here for it doreen. >> david culver reporting. a man accused of killing an orlando police officer has been moved from the hospital to jail. markeith lloyd was arrested at an abandoned house in orlando last night. he was wearing body armor and had two handguns. he dropped the gun but we visited arrest. lloyd is also accused of killing his pregnant ex girlfriend. still to come tonight, a convicted criminal traveled here from florida to ask the president for a pardon. we'll tell you what he did to landed him back in

parents outraged over an old halfway house. coming up, this is just a handful of the national guardsmen and women from around the country coming to washington, d.c. for the inauguration. we'll tell you what

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sun today? >> very glad. >> probably the other 70% are saying we need some snow, it's wintertime, give us snow. i don't have any snow in the forecast, but what i do is more sunshine, at least during the day tomorrow and a lot more warm weather to come. temperatures will be well above average over the next five to ten days. look out there right now. still 52 degrees. temperatures dropping 51 at 7:00. 45 degrees by 11:00. so, yeah, still on the mild side this evening. but it will be cool tomorrow morning. just well above average. 43 winchester, and frederick. a high of 60 degrees today at the airport. coming with a mixture of sun and clouds. no rain to talk about. dry across our region. that's going to remain the case through tomorrow. then on friday, a different story. we trook this system down here which brought massive

near houston, texas. that is coming our way and will be here in time for the inauguration. 52, d.c. 6 0 in raleigh. where is the hair air coming from? look at these numbers. 57 degrees. sunshine. nice and pleasant. less wind, too. temperatures near 57 tomorrow. another nice afternoon. nice day to get lunch outdoors. friday, i mentioned the rain making it way here. future weather. notice the 10:00 hour, starting to see the rain, pretty steady. it will be steady between 10:00 and noon. there we are right around d.c. and, of course, where the swearing in is taking place. good two, to two-and-a-half

wind. 3:00, it looks like the driveway side. roads still wet. for the inauguration itself, 49 degrees, increasing clouds and light rain chances. take the performo. umbrellas not allowed. right back to 56 on saturday even with cloud cover. this is a big storm, but rain. we could see 1 to 2, maybe 3 inches sunday into monday. there's the only chance of winter weather over there. we'll talk more about that. sil see you back here. tonight, parents very worried after a bullet comes through their children's daycare center in falls church. those parents are meeting with staff and police tonight.

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now at 6:30, more bullet holes found at a local daycare center. tonight, the concern from parents as police continue to investigate. >> how could i send my child back. controversy over a new halfway house. >> troops from the national guard arrive in d.c. police officer here to help with inauguration day. >> and he drove here from florida, seeking a presidential pardon. now he's facing a new felony charge. parents have some serious concerns about safety after somebody shot a bullet through a daycare window last week. >> now parents finding out about new bullet holes and demanding answers. kristin wright has the story from falls church. >> reporter: tonight, concerned parents met with

officers and police. jeff clark has two kids here. he was at the meeting. >> my wife and i will talk tonight and make sure we're comfortable. >> reporter: the windows boarded up. >> i think bright horizons and the management have some lessons to learn in terms of how to handle a situation like this and things they need to do. >> reporter: her son was down the hall when the shot was fired. >> there was a shooter, mommy. someone shot a my school. >> those words from her son. he's only 4. >> he was sleeping and heard it. and he was, mommy, it was like a cannon. >> reporter: bright horizons children were in that very room taking naps. >> there was another parent that said they had seen additional bullet holes on the other side

>> reporter: parents are now finding out the office building was shot at. multiple shots fired. by whom, no one seems to know. it is beyond frightening. she pulled her son out of the center. >> how could i send my child back? >> reporter: they say they increased security. this mom has cried over the thought of what could have happened to her child and others. >> i'm so thankful that nothing happened and what would the conversation be now if something did? >> that was kristin wright reporting. >> seth rich worked

hoping more reward money and new billboards help crack the case. it is one of several billboards you'll see in the city. there is a $130,000 reward for information in that case. charges filed now in a crash that killed two people in spotsylvania county. his truck ran over robert e. lee drive. tayl taylor wolf in the back seat. did not survive. friends tell us they had been celebrating. wolf was a father of two with a baby on the way. >> now the inauguration of donald trump. preparations are getting under way. thousands of nationalrd

into the city to help with the all-important job of security. mark segraves with a look at the busy eitinerary. >> buses rolling in since early this morning. bus after bus, filled with national guard men and women from you'll over the country. some unloading the equipment outside the d.c. armory. a busy two days for these men and women who hail from every state in the country. >> yes, it is going to be a long day for many soldiers and airmen. we are excited to have them here and very glad that they're willing to make that sacrifice to stand up and be outside all day long in the cold. >> they come from 41 states, three territories and right here in d.c. more than 7,000 members of the national guard with help with security, traffic control and lining the

michael is with the michigan national guard. >> we're excited. they asked for volunteers and the list was filled up quickly. this is something many wanted to do. but being able to come forward is an honor to us all. >> reporter: today members of the national guard received safety briefings and direction. tomorrow sworn in as they get more training, they are working with the police department to ensure they are all prepared for what their mission is on the 20th. >> reporter: friday they head to their posts along the parade route. >> it's going to be a 24-hour day for them. they're going to start shortly after midnight prepared to move out into various locations. >> reporter: the activity

continuing outside the armory as men and women arrive from around the country. tomorrow two massive swearing in ceremonies. another for national guardsmen so they have police power so if they were to make arrests that those arrests can be prosecuted in court. mark segraves, news4. >> you can get an insiders look during our special app cast. we will be there bringing special live coverage from a cafe. we hope you'll check it out. >> doreen and i will be here. as we have been through the last several inaugurate inaugurations. just a few hundred yards away from this k,

halfway house. what have to say about that. >> future weather for our friday. notice a good batch of rain. we'll talk more about your inauguration forecast and the weekend forecast and next big storm.

y27mly y16fy there is kindergartconcern prince george's neighborhood. >> a lot of parents are speaking out against a plan. tracee wilkins has both sides of the story. >> it's a special place. we have lived here for two-and-a-half years. >> reporter: consistent voted one of the best neighborhoods, these

cheverly home. >> 142-bed federal transition housing facility. >> reporter: some homeowners are worried about a federal prison halfway house moving into their home. >> this park, this neighborhood, this pool, it's where everyone spends their time. >> reporter: it's proposed for the town's warehouse district. the 142-bed facility would be located. >> cheverly is a good community. we offer a program. >> reporter: the ceo of volunteers, trying to open the halfway house. prince george's is

>> there's around 6 to 10% of the people that are being released were prison coming back to prince george's county, which is the third highest in the state. >> do you want to do your restaurant. >> this is a worthy need for the community at large. but cheverly is not the place for it. >> reporter: the county executive is in support of a reentry facility and will support what the mayor wants. in cheverly, tracee wilkins, news4. >> this is new reaction to a case that captivated the nation. a baby kidnapped from a hospital in florida when she was only a few hours old. now 18 years later, the truth has been revealed and the young women has broken her silence. she says things have not been going l.

mother now facing criminal charges and extradited from south carolina to florida. in the meantime, she says the news is tearing her apart. >> i feel -- i understand what she did was wrong. but i don't feel like just looking at my life itself, you know. i understand that one mistake, but it wasn't all bad. everything that came out of it was not bad. >> alexis has since reunited with her biological parents. you can see her entire interview after this broadcast. who may revamp the calendar, coming up. a guy guy drives up from

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with eric holder ended on sunday right here in crystal city. >> he had driven from florida because he wanted to meet with eric holder. he had been convicted on a felony charge for an art heist and he was looking to be pardoned by the obama administration before the trump administration came in. >> reporter: patman served years in prison back in 2009 when he admitted to stealing hundreds of thousands of artwork. he even stole these two pieces from georgetown back in 2007. >> he did some interstate commerce and sold them in california. >> reporter: so police say he drove here hoping to get the felony taken off his record. >> we use the license plate readers and what they do is scan license plates. >> reporter: when police scanned a vehicle on south 12th street, they were able to link the car. so when he walked out of this starbucks, he found himself back i

another felony charge. arlington police say patman had been charged with driving a stolen vehicle. reporting in crystal city, megan fitzgerald, news4. a local school district in maryland is talking about a big change out there. news4 has learned that a frederick county public school committee will talk about the idea of year-round school tomorrow night. it is not a formal proposal, rather one the district and superintendent have discussed before. a district spokesman says a year-round school plan might help avoid the scheduling crunch that the school year begin after labor day. >> you know who is not on board with that? >> oh, yeah. >> the teachers. >> that's right. >> do they look forward to that summer. >> the young uns too. >> they are looking forward to this

>> my number one question on facebook is when are we going to do snow. >> let's wait until inauguration. >> 60 degrees tomorrow. we get back into the mid to upper 50s. let's show you how warnl things were to do. 62 in d.c. 62 in fredericksburg. and even 54 toward frederick, maryland. temperatures 10 to 15 degrees above average. and we will be close to that tomorrow, as well. temperatures currently a 52. >> winds out of the north. we saw winds upward of 30 mile an hour. we're going to stay dry through tomorrow. we had flooding in houston and moving towards louisiana. that storm system will move our way during the inauguration. so something to think about. you need the ponchos, umbrellas not allowed i

40 degrees tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. cool, but not too cold. 53 at noon and 57 at 4:00. mild and dry. sunshine. of i mean, really a nice day. the kids waiting to get outside for the outdoor recess. the rain coming in right around the noon hour. that's what we're going to be watching. could be right during the swearing in time. parade time, out of here. and 56 degrees on saturday. sunday, 53. looks like a good chance for rain on sunday and monday. and this is a really big storm system. i think we're getting two waves of this. one on sunday one on monday. and we could see before it's all said and done, 2 to 3 inches of rain. the rain really coming down sunday into monday. but look, a beautiful stretch next week. tuesday, wednesday and thursday look good. and here it is. a chance, a chance for some snow ten days out. still ten days out. we won't talk too much just

there it is. just a chance. >> just teasing us. all right. thank you, doug. >> imagine if that 2 to 3 inches of rain is snow. >> oh, yeah. >> thanks, doug. we have sports coming up. don't you know the wizards are on a role? b roll? but pop is in the house. you w how the presence of dad makes the caps feel like kids again. first, here's lester holt with nbc "nbc nightly news." >> we're in north carolina for nightly news, talking about national security near one of the largest military bases on our way to the inauguration. the latest on the health of former president george herbert walker bush and barbara. and the

this is the xfinity sports desk. >> isn't it a shame the wizards can't play all their games at home? >> i was going to say. something special what they're doing. they're hosting the memphis grizzlies tonight. we love to see them on their home floor. blow outbasketball games, not the last time out at home. now the boys are back, hoping to take advantage of the home cooking again. sherry burris joins us live. set the pregame scene. is it as crazy as monday?

monday. surprising a lot of memphis fans in the house for right now. we do know that wizards fans are used to seeing their wins. i had a chance to ask why they had been so successful, and they have been attributing those last 12 wins here at home to their defense. and just how successful, well, the wizards, they haven't lost at home in well over a month. dee's december 6th, to be exact. the offensive numbers are certainly impressive. the wiz have scored 100 points in 17 of their past 20 games. after facing the grizzlies here at the verizon center, the wizards play on the road. i asked bradley beal today if their winning streak puts any added pressure on the team tonight. >> oh, it will. you know, but at

home. you know, in a row. so that's big in itself. and just shows how far we have come. and how well, you know, we play at home. so, hopefully we can continue. >> this has been a complete turn around from the way the team started. what has been the difference? >> it's just focusing more on what we need to do, carrying out the game plan more. continuing to get better each day. improvements are starting to show. >> earlier this week, head coach scott brooks told me this team needs to start replicating at home when they hit the road, carol. >> thank you very much. four wins on the road so far this season. the sports world will start to notice them, as well. the caps on the road before but before they left st. louis, a lot of extra special eyes on them at practice. the players' dads in the house ahead of a group trip with the team. tradition has sp

but started with trotz. the dads and mentors' dretrip. the road trip. even if the pressure is higher than ever to come away with wins. >> you don't want to get a lecture like when you were a kid. a 45-minute car ride home. you want to make your dads proud and we want to win for each other here and for all of the right reasons. >> guys get an extra boost when their dads are here. not want to go disappoint them. we had full attendance in the weight room true. >> no one wants to be in the room when you don't win. the dads are proud of their sons for doing what they do, and getting to the highest level. but we like to give them some joy, too. redskins news. that is a cool traditional over there. now redskins news. br

brand brandon scherrf. right now the redskins' lone representative, trent williams. announced in the last hour, three players making up the baseball hall of fame class of 2017. ivan "pudge" rodriguez. washington national alumni joined by tim raines and barry bonds and clemens do not make the cut. wild scene off a foul and a dunk. baguette leaves without shaking hands. >> what? >> anyway. but we do have some newsat

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breaking news tonight, former president george h.w. bush now in intensive care with pneumonia, needing help to breathe. and barbara bush has been hospitalized as well. we're at the hospital with the latest on their conditions. confirmation clash. fireworks as democrats confront donald trump's critil picks. dramatic showdowns over obamacare and education. across america, our road trip takes us to north carolina where the future future of health care and the military are among the deep divisions. major issues facing president-elect trump. and breaking her silence. today, the teenager kidnapped hours after she was born found alive 18 years later. how she feels about the woman who raised her as her mother. "nightly n