and temperatures to take a nose drive. widespread twreez through the area. i'll show you how cold it's going to get. >> thank you for your support of the military. president trump marks veterans day in vietnam with tough talk on trade saying he'll put america first. police need witnesses to come forward after a woman was struck and killed in the montgomery county and warning officers want all the people in the area to hear. news4 midday

hi, good morning everyone i'm erika gonzalez. >> i'm pat. we start with the drastic change in our weather, we feel the arctic blast. >> making it worse is the wind. meteorologist sheena parveen has been tracking the shift and joins us now what we need to know not just today for this weekend. sche sheena. >> yes, going into the weekend that's when the freeze sets in. but with the wind feels a lot colder. that's what's going to determine the temperatures already freezing in some areas, feeling actual 45, sunshine not going to help us out today. breezy north wind. stay the case this afternoon. here's the temperature for everybody. feeling like freezing. 32 degrees is the wind chill. winchester 27, 35. clinton 33, and tonight is going to get even colder. we have a freeze warning for almost

coming up, i'll show you how cold it's going to get where you live. >> thanks, sheena. we start this morning with president trump visit to vietnam started celebrating vietnam with signing a proclamation 50th anniversary of the war. mr. trump said he wanted to thank the veterans for their service. >> they are brave. they are strong. great patriots and we want to thank you you. and all of the thousands and thousands and all of the people that served with you and in all of the other wars. >> but it's the president's tough talk on trade getting attention this morning. earlier he spoke at a gathering of ceo where he pledged to end quota boozes that have plagued the u.s. >> what we will no longer do is enter into large agreements that tie our hands, surrender our sovereignty, and make

impossible. >> the big question heading into the summit was whether president trump and mr. putin would meet. white house says there would be no formal meeting. but the two leaders did shake hands while taking a picture with the rest of the world's leaders. the white house is weighing in on a bombshell report this morning that could end up turning up and turning over the alabama senate race. >> "the washington post" reports republican candidate judge roy moore forced a 14 year old girl into a sexual encounter when he was 32. white house says mr. trump believes, quote, if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step a side, end quote. gop leaders have echoed what the president has said. special election is next month. moore denies the allegation. three days after the election and control of the virginia house of delegates is still up in the air. three races

cold. republicans have a narrow lead. need one more victory to force a power sharing agreement with republicans and two more to take control of the chamber. provisional ballots are expected to be counted on monday. now to a developing story in silver spring. a woman is hit and killed while trying to cross a busy street. one driver stopped and police are trying to figure out if other cars were involved. and may have left the scene. news4 megan mcgrath is live now wherein the past few minutes investigators released her name. megan. >> reporter: that's right. we got this information just minutes ago. she's been identified as 71-year-old elaine allen. and killed last night while trying to come across or walk across this very busy stretch of columbia pike at hill wood drive. now, police are asking specifically for witnesses, anyone who was in the area and may have seen something, to come forward. bec t

questions about how many vehicles were involved in this accident and whether everyone stayed on the scene. >> to run. >> reporter: he was waiting along the pike for his family when he saw the woman get hit. a van stopped but he said another car kept driving. police are still looking for additional witnesses. they are trying to figure out how many cars may have been involved. it was just after 6:30 thursday night, police believe the woman was trying to cross the street near hillwood drive. this stretch of columbia pike is lined with shopping centers and office buildings. there are sidewalks, but no crosswalk or light at the intersection. joe crosses here every day and says it's dangerous. >> i worry about my daughter crossing. it needs a light here. and i hope

and put a light here for the people to cross. >> reporter: and investigators are going to be looking at some of the businesses in the area to see if there is any surveillance video or pictures that might shed some light on the number of drivers. any witnesses who are in the area may have seen something around 6:30 last night, you are asked to call montgomery county police. back to you in the studio. >> all right. megan, thank you. bus surveillance footage might help d.c. police track down shooting suspect. a boy was shot shortly after classes were dismissed in south high. say the teen got into an argument with two other men in a black car before the shooting started. car sped off in a dark colored vehicle. they are asking for witnesses to come forward to help find the suspect. >> anyone who knows anything or thinks they heard anything should call the metropolitan police department so we can find out who did this a

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catharsis on the mall officially kicks off this afternoon but a mastiff statue of a naked woman will not be a part of this. >> the park service said they will bring performances right near the washington monument. >> justin finch is on the mall what to expect. >> reporter: that's right. this is the third year of catharsis on the mall. and right now crews are working against the wind to get some final touches in place here before the festival kicks off this afternoon. as you mention, there are permits for the large naked woman statue were denied. instead they have another large artwork that also features a woman, though she is mostly clothed on that. a lot of the artwork here that is featured has a social continuing. much of it has touched on in the past depressed people and also

we can tell you this year's theme has conscious element. focuses on the importance of fe feminine energy. take a listen. >> we are newer toriurturing th and the woman and especially in the conditions going on in the country. and we want to highlight women in the work they are doing. >> reporter: and as you can see here in the shadow of the washington monument, all this art, all these people here rising from the ground for this vestal beginning this afternoon, actually. thousands of people are expected to show. and they literally have 24 hour around the clock programming. and i did ask for you guys this festival is family friendly or people of all ages are welcome to attend. we are live on the mall. i'm justin finch back to you.

leagues, but the park service is looking to put an end to that. m monument grounds were closed. but the park service wants that to continue after the work is done. also want to increase the reservation fees for the use of the field. we now know when tolls will start affecting your commute. vdot says it will take place november. and an according to our news partners dot virginia has reached a financial agreement that gives green light to construction of new toll lanes between grinsville and the beltway. soon a new bus route will connect union station and dulles airport. they are reporting that the federal government will

the virginia breeze route. mega bus will operate the bus route starting december 1st one per day costing about 50 bucks one way. all right. after a lot of criticism, trip adviser is rolling out the new warning badges for certain people. >> consumers claimed they were deleting negative reviews and including those of crime. jolene says changes. >> reporter: trip adviser is rolling ut these new warning bamgs that will appear in red in hotels that have issues like sexual assault, rape, and theft. reading in part you may wish to perform additional research for information about this property before making your travel plans. change comes after the website has been under fire for depleting negative reviews including about crimes at hotels. >> the badge adds an extra level

something in the reviews or a review meeting a little old but still relevant to the traveler today we want today make sure that was highlighted. >> reporter: first hotels with the badge are in mexico including the resort where the person said she was raped by security guard. her post deleted by trip adviser not having family friendly language. >> the first few days it would be deleted and i would repost it immediately. so i would post it up to two to tree times a day. >> trip adviser is generally sorry because we want that type of information on our site. >> reporter: they are based on reviews and will remain posted at least three points. >> this is another data point. but they shouldn't make a decision on user review. they should look at the whole picture. >> reporter: whole picture that may not always be clear online. jolene kent, nbc news, washington. the latest round of sexual

hollywood enters the world of comedy. "the new york times" reports louis ck going back 15 years. so far the reaction has been swift. the premier of his latest movie has been canceled and canceled his appearance on the late show last night. host stephen colbert announced it in his monologue. >> those of you tuning in to see louis ck, i have some bad news, then i have really bad news. he canceled his appearance tonight because "new york times" broke this story, five women are accusing him of sexual misconduct. >> coberth went on to call the allegations disturbing. as of this morning he did not respond. but a representative for the comedian said he would issue a written statement in the days to come. hbo says ck will not take part in night of too many stars charity event. also says it

past projects from its on demand services. olympic gold medal ally is the latest gymnast to come forward saying she was abused by the former us usa doctor. she said she started being treated by larry nasher when she was 15. details the booabuse in her boo. the 23-year-old is the second member of the olympic team to accuse him of abuse. he's already in jail in michigan awaiting sentence tg after pleading guilty to possession of child porn. and area deer management area is many coulding under fire. >> they are concerned that the way deer are killed are putting them in danger. police are using high poi erred rivals like these to kill the deer. residents say the shooting hams in parks behind their home. they include lost ridge and claremon

section of the county. they say they are the most accurate and humane option. they say they never shoot in the direction of houses. program starts later this month. hand it runs through march. a first for saturday night live, preview of the big show coming up. plus we'll check on this weather. we are down in the 40s. but it's going to feel a lot colder. the freeze warning you need to know abo ut

>> so if you've been near a television you know comedian had itch has been having a great lear. she's bringing her talent to s nl. take a look. >> shul actually be the first black female comedian to host the show. you can catch her on saturday night live avenues 4 at 11:00. >> a night to watch. >> all right. it is really a terrible check up for residents in puerto rico after hurricane had havoc on the la

thousands. down to 18%. officials say that working quickly to try to get the power restored. >> we are still more than a month away from the official start of winter, but michigan upper peninsula is already covered in snow. take a look the these pictures. they are from the city of market. the snow blanketed the city on thursday. cold weather is expected to continue throughout today. wow. >> that's right. >> coming early. >> i don't know about that. but. >> well, for them, i mean i don't know when their snow actually starts but not too unusual coming in from canada. the cold air is many coulding down. but makes you hurt. >> this morning, if this is your first time taking out the heavy coat, leave it on the coat wrack because you'll need it this weekend.

and right now outside it's windy so actually feels like the 30s. many areas close to freezing right now. and if you think it's going to get warmer today, it's not. only colder. here's the wind chill. this is when we factor in the wind. look at dulles 32 degrees, coldest air so far of this season. and we can expect colder air as we go into the weekend. but right now feeling like 37 in washington, 35 in clinton, 31 in frets rick. leesburg 24. in winchester and keep dropping tonight. here is the wind speed. so we have pretty good north wind sustained anywhere from 15 to 20-mile-per-hour. if you are out walking the dog, we have ryan available lucky dog animal rescue, head to the website. but look at 4:00 p.m.

degrees but quickly feeling 30s and 20s. there is the cold air from canada. here's what's going to happen as we go through controversy freeze warning for much of the areas. twreez warning so make sure you cover the sensitive plants and don't let the pets sleep outside tonight. so this is starting with this afternoon temperatures watch these numbers drop off. if you have friday night plans, well, it's going to keep feeling well below freezing by 9:00 p.m. look at the temperatures dropping to mid to low 20s overnight into saturday we have temperatures feeling like the teens. so, again, this is widespread freeze coming. those areas could be right around 20 degrees. 42 for high tomorrow. so weekend looks dry.

sunday. rain chance on monday. but really the next ten days we only have temperatures below normal for this time of year. so coming up we'll take a look at the ten day forecast. also doug kammerer has updated snow forecast, i'll shoal you that right ahead. >> oh, boy, thanks, sheena. so we told you a little bit about a local medal of honor recipient yesterday who was nearly killed in afghanistan. he is opening up in ha new book. >> after the break, he'll explain how they kept him a wake at night and womb he what does fearless look like? what does it feel like?

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on this veterans day a local medal of honor recipient is opening up about the day a suicide bomber killed four men and nearly killed him in afghanistan. >> grow berg grew up in montgomery county and graduated from university of maryland. he wrote a bock and sat down with news4 darren to explain how he over came pain and grieve to honor his brothers. >> when i woke up a couple of minutes later about 20 feet away was my foot basically bleeding every where. and

life changed. >> retired captain will plainty tell you that talking about august 8, 2012 is hard. it was months into his second tour in afghanistan, this time he was in charge of a protective detail for an army colonel. >> i put all of them together, walking backwards, yelled at him, screamed at him, hit him and realized he had a suicide vest on. i threw him as far away from him as i could as quickly as possible. that's the only thing i could do to protect my teammates. >> reporter: in his new book 8 seconds of courage, he says that in heartbreaking detail. four men he grew to respect and love died when that suicide vest detonated. >> when we realized we could tell the stories of those incredible individuals and all others service members that idea

opportunity. >> reporter: in the book he recounts wanting to be a soldier since a child, and the 9/11 would be his final call to arms. >> all i wanted to do was go over there and fight. >> reporter: flow led a platoon, saw death squarely in the eye on more than one occasion. and his brothers and men lived to come home. >> we went through pretty tough times together. this is really representative of love. so i went out with hate and came out with love. incredible transformation that i try to put in the book. >> reporter: his second tour ended in emotional agony, losing four comrades, the eggs ploigs he survived left him with a traumatic brain injury and after 33 surgeries caused him most of his left calf and hearing in left ear. automatic oft

all tv almoof it almost caused sanity. >> i was scared, tough for me, on the brink of figuring out ways to end it all. >> reporter: flow says his book is part tribute and therapy. talking about what happened to him and singing the praises of the men who died has allowed him to find daylight again. and when darkness surfaces love brings him around. >> beyond relationships being engaged to be married and everything, we just make up a really good team. >> reporter: they'll marry an american hero nexter yoo. been by his side since they met in 2014. love of his life flow will tell anyone who will listen. you see, he endured years of sleepless nights until her. >> when i slept next to her, i actually slept. it was just so comforting about her that i couldn't pinpoint. >> kind of one team, one fight. so if he's having a rough night i'm there getting through the rough night with the

he took this photo with parents and president at walter read, put on his uniform and stud next to commander in chief. >> on his very worst day he managed to sum on his very best. >> reporter: in the book he talks about the moment and pain in his left leg. pain in his heart as he thought of the men who died and fought back tears as he stared into his family's eyes. >> someone so close to them, loved ones, father, son, brother didn't come home, they were all there to support me that day. and that to me represents everything. >> reporter: now he dedicates his book and those men. >> you have a responsibility to it be a better person and honor those that didn't come home and be an inspiration for others. >> reporter: in

aaron gilchrist, news4. you can search through medal of honor. >> what an inspiration. now to another inspiring veteran, lost both of his legs in explosion in afghanistan. but this morning he will embark on his 30th marathon in 30 days. journey started in london october 12th. he's run 22.6 miles every day across the country. and heading home to finish his mission. today run inning baltimore. we have more information about how you can join him for final run in d.c. tomorrow on nbc washington app. >> i was trying to get through my five this morning. okay. today also marks the 242 second anniversary of the marine core. founded on november 10, 1775. headquarters in our area in li

in all branches of our military. we are very grateful for your service. so all week long our changing minds series has focused on teens and mental well-being. with us this week we learned that two of the district wards are making mental health for kids be a priority. both wards have high rates of unemployment, poverty, and crime rates. the stressors that kids face often come down to an amount of survival. >> so we have people suffering a lot. the pressures around achieving academically. of addressing all those needs they have to meet. some are pretty depressed. some who feel hopeless. who have anxiety and concerns about their own safety going t

and from school. >> dr. price who is partnered with the foundation on this shall nikki haley will be helping identify needs of the school and help develop the right mental health program for each school. emphasis also on prevention. so the project will be starting at elementary school levels and expanding from there. we are hearing a lot about the things that retailers are doing to get shoppers into their stores this holiday season. >> how about curb side pick up, any time, in i day. a look at the store in northern virginia offering that service. >> hi, brittany johnson, if you are looking for something fun to do something this weekend and into arts, you have to check out our kingdom of colors. i was able to get a first look earlier this week and it is incredible and must see for sure. here's a sneak peak what you can expect. also a cocktail menu as

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want to keep that in mind for the predawn shopping runs. consumer reporter susan hogan is taking a deeper look at changing look for retailers. her series starts next week right here at news4. >> i don't know at 2:00 in the morning i'm thing i have to get the sweater. >> depends if you are one of the night owls. >> i'm not even a shopper to begin with. i enjoy ordering things on online so you don't have to spend time in store. >> mall hours don't have to worry about. >> this is good weekend to do shopping online and stay indoors. >> especially tomorrow morning, that will be the time you want to stay in bed extra long with the covers all the way up to here. it's going to be feeling like the teens in many areas when you factor in the wind tomorrow. look at this right now. we have sunshine. it's not making a difference with our temperature though 45 degrees. that's actual temperature. but what really matters when you walk outside is that feel like number

always making it feel colder on days like this. and for the rest of the area, well, we have wind chills already below freezing. if you are from winchester feeling like 28 degrees. dulles feels like 32. and it's going to get colder as we go through tonight. now the actual temperature will continue to drop through the day. chills stay in the 30s. later on tonight look at this we have a freeze through tomorrow morning. bring the pets inside. there is the arctic air moved in. keep settling into the area. and look at what will happen as we go into tomorrow morning, these are the actual temperatures about the low 20s if you are west of the district, some areas in the upper teens. weekend forecast looks dry but look at that tomorrow morning in the 20s and by afternoon low 40s. sunday still cold around freezing then by the

low 50s. here the forecast doug showed yesterday. here's what we expect obviously more snow than last winter but that's not saying much. maybe 18 across the district and more farther west of that. so keep our eye on el nina. so right now dealing with the cold and unseasonably cold temperatures next few days. >> thanks, sheena. coming up a doctor in the kitchen not exam room. and are you addicted to socialedia m

i'm melissa and look at your traffic. trains will run every 15 minutes here this weekend taking a look at the red line, trains operating every 8 to 15 minutes here as well. as you look at the silver line, regular weekend service between west and he's, that is good news and orange and blue line trains operating on regular weekend intervals as well. i'll see you monday morning for news4 today. >> there is new criticism being aimed at facebook today over the effect that it has on your brain and your children.

unexpected source, from a former facebook president. nbc jolene kent takes a look at bold claims that the social networking site was specifically designed to get us addicted. >> facebook is cool. >> in the movie social network justin timber look. now speaking up about the dark side. >> interferes with productivity in weird ways. god only knows what it's doing to our children's brains. >> parker says facebook and sister apps instagram were purposely to hook users in. >> that thought process was how we consume how much of your time and conscious attention as possible. so the inventors, creators understood this

>> today over 80% of americans connect on social media. but surveys show over use can be harmful, especially to kids. negatively impacting their relationships, or performance and sleep. >> i see a heavy addiction. it is very, very paralleled to las vegas and slot machines. it's a kick surge of dopamine to the brain. and it makes kids want more. >> reporter: 18 year old carlos did you have phi has 1800 instagram followers and feels like a full-time job. >> it distracts from school work and it's like you are in your own wrorld and like you are not in reality. >> reporter: another consequence of social network now a billion pe

vulnerability in human psychology. >> facebook and instagram did not respond. experts say best advice is set boundaries on social media limit your time. and tell your kids none during family time or before bed. >> well, in the morning starting today you can have breakfast at tiffanys. the luxury jeweler is opening the blue box cafe on flagship store on fifth avenue. as you can see here the iconic tiffany blue is throughout the room. cafe says menu is simple and will change through the season. according to vanity fair the coffee and croissant will cost you 29 bucks but comes with a choice of smoked salmon. >> $29. >> the wizards look to take on the los angeles lakers and it was also the

of a lonzo ball versus john. >> you can remember ball's father said that his son would move to the wizards. things started off shaky. but he helped them turn it around with a slam dunk. >> bal tries and left-handed slam over lopez. >> get out of here. it was really the john ball show last night starting with that dunk in the first quarter, wizards win it 111-95. >> way to go. key to keeping your pet happy and healthy could be in his teeth. coming up, the care your

your pet's dental health is a huge part of his or her over all health and an according to the vet narrian society nearly 70% of dogs or cats have oral disease by the age of 3. the new chef medical officer for the alliance is here on more on your pet's peerly whites. thank you for being here. i want to mention an adoptable a little distracted but want to show him real quick. this is dante available for humana rescue alliance. he was found astray. he's beautiful boy here. so this is one example of a dog who could potentially need dental care, right? >> that's right. andos

and what do we do as pet owners to ensure that our dog's teeth are okay? and what are some problems that occur from not taking care of your animal haste teeth? >> i think the biggest thing you can do is continue with regular vet visits. they'll always look at the teeth and advise you if they think it's time to do a dental cleaning. with dental care it's a lot easier to stay on top of things before problems. some of the things is things go too far and you start developing dental disease, they could have trouble eating and pain. source of infection for the whole body. so it can affect over all health. you may notice bad breathe and things like that, so quite a lot. >> so kind of one of the things you mention is eating. so any other signs we'll be able to watch out for? >> so the breathe is probably the biggest thing you'll notice because you are up close or personal with the dog or the cat. the other thing y

the gum or the base. that could indicate there is an infection in the tooth. those would be things to watch for. trouble actually grabbing the food with the mouth and dropping food, things like that. >> okay. and i was telling you my dog right now as we speak has a fractured molar. he has appointment to get it extracted on monday. so her fracture because she's not using that side of the mouth. is that common? >> it is common. dogs and cats will get fractured teeth. from dogs it's from chewing bones or get excited and break it. and cats as well because then you can get source of infection in the tooth so definitely want to take that care of. >> when you have that happens and you have to a teeth pulled, do they change? >> yeah, sometimes immediately after a tooth is extracted recovery

quickly. within a day or two. they often will go back to eating normally. although sometimes we do recommend a soft food while they are recovering for a week or two afterwards. >> got it. >> but most animals do quite well with extractions. >> and some things you can do at home. we have toothbrush and toothpaste. is this bacon flavored? because i don't think my dog would like it. >> it does take getting used to. start slowly and make it fun thing for your pet. try not to force the issue but make it more of a play session that's a dpood way to start. >> this is something you can do at home. >> you can. >> to help prevent further issues down the line and you don't want major health problems just like humans. >> that's right. ease yes to stay on top of this. so if you can do this every two

game. >> awesome. i appreciate you being here. remember, you can adopt dante at the humane alliance, and also on our app here at nbc washington app. >> thank you. >> sees her patient in a white coat but also in an apron. nbc's christen takes us into the kitchen. >> in her office in virginia patients still say ah, but they also say um. every day the pediatrician enters fully functional teaching kitchen. >> reporter: where this idea come from? >> frustration in seeing so many children with pediatric obesity. >> reporter: instead of lecturing on good nutrition,

now shows them. smoothy, salad, how to get the picky es easy to celebrate spinach. >> i had to show them how to prepare the food. >> reporter: also started the dr. yum project bringing nutrition to schools and camps. kids tend to the garden. then turn the fruits of their labor into delicious dishes. it's working. 15-year-old michelle castro was prediabetic. >> get more fruits and vegetables in your diet. >> reporter: now she's lost more than ten pounds and has fewer health problems. >> it's a great day if i give out more recipes than prescriptions. >> reporter: cooking up new take on food. just what the doctor ordered. >> what a fun way to get your patients healthy. >> right here in our backyard. very cool. >> well, it's cool all right. >> for sure. co

sheena, how cold is it going to get today? >> this is pretty much the warmest what we saw this morning, these are all continuing to go down. so for today i would say the coldest will be later on this evening where temperatures are actually going to get into the 20s feeling like the 30s through the afternoon. but look at the morning low 26 degrees. so numbers keep bottoming out until tomorrow morning. by tomorrow afternoon widespread freeze. make sure you have plants covered. cold one tonight. heavy coats if you are headed out. and as you are waking up tomorrow, weekend does look nice and dry. sunday high of 51 degrees after the arctic plas sets in. then monday next chance of rain. temperatures stay below normal for this time of year. >> thanks, sheena. and that's news4 midday. thanks for being with us this morning. we are more on late breaking news and weather at 4:00. >>u

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