news 4 begins now with storm team 4. >> oh, yeah. good morning for breakfast in bed. it is cold out there. we're in a weather alert mode. freeze warning in effect. we have temperatures in the teens in parts of our area. what in the world is going on? 26 degrees. i mean, i know it's fall, heading into winter, but this is a bit ridiculous. >> i know. to be honest with you, i had the heat blasting, blasting in the car this morning. i didn't want to get out. >> absolutely. thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. it is veterans day, as well. i'm adam in for david. >> i'm kristin wright in for angie this morning. we're going to begin with the cold weather because it is

lauryn ricketts is here to tell us what is going on. >> you know how we do this. we go from spring/summer like temperatures right into winter. that's what it has been like over the last couple weeks. hello, winter, as you step outside today. it is a crystal clear night. the temperatures were allowed to drop. drop they did. in fact, mighty chilly conditions. it is a weather alert. because of that fact, we continue to see those temperatures in the teens and 20s at this point. again, we have the freeze warning mainly for the greater washington area. the growing season has officially ended, especially with temperatures like this. 18 in martinsberg. it is chilly out there. this morning, temperatures running 20 degrees below normal for day time highs today. we'll talk about mixed precipitation. a little too early to talk

that? well, it's in the forecast. that's coming up. >> interesting. thank you very much. a startling discovery. police looking for more clues this morning. yesterday, a woman's body was found near a dumpster off university boulevard. jackie benson has more. >> reporter: the call came into police around 3:30 p.m. someone found a woman's body next to this dumpster behind the cvs store on university boulevard in wheaton. >> detectives are actively working the crime scene. it's a very fluid situation, in the initial phases. detectives are gathering information, trying to interview anybody who may have been a witness. right now, it is very active and in the initial phases. >> reporter: the woman's body was found in a busy area, lots of foot traffic day and night. people often cut through here to get to a

complex nearby. police search for a 21-year-old woman who disappeared monday just two blocks away. mendez was last seen leaving her job at the kfc on university boulevard just after midnight on monday. >> we had a missing person reported to us on tuesday. given the proximity that she was last seen a couple blocks from here, detectives certainly looking into the possibility. we have not had a chance to confirm the identity of the victim yet. >> reporter: police tell us an autopsy will be conducted to determine the cause and manner of the woman's death. jackie benson, news 4. this morning, a maryland pilot and his two young sons are okay after their small plane crashed. chopper 4 was over the crash scene i-97 yesterday. the pilot, curry, says he saw smoke as he tried to return to the airfield. curry hit a light pole and a guardrail but, thankfully, managed to miss any people and cars on the road.

to figure out why the plane went down. a local family is nademandi changes in a maryland school district. a former teachers aide abused their child. they say bell abused a dozen boys. he was hiv positive at the time. one of the victim's families is asking for $1 million in compensation from the school district. they also want better training and stronger background checks. a mother who spoke with us, we distorted her voice to protect her son. >> i hope we'll be able to work with the charles county school system in getting this done and saving others from going through this situation or something similar. >> bell is facing hundreds of state and federal charges. he pleaded not guilty to federal child porn charges this

to comment. 6:04 on this vet ran erans . we at news 4 want to thank all military veterans for their service. vice president mike pence is going to pay his respects later at 11:00. he'll participate in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier. he is filling in for president trump who, of course, is finishing up at 11-day trip to asia. ceremonies will happen across our area. one at the falls church at 11:00 this morning. another one at the mount vernon recreation center. we have other ceremonies listed on the nbc washington app and on our website. check them out. of course, some of us can't even imagine running one marathon. consider running 31 and doing it in 31 days. a retired marine sergeant is set to finish a remarkable feat this morning in

>> reporter: marine corps sergeant jones' motto is survive, recover, live. that's exactly what he's doing. he's a marine on a mission. jones is running 31 marathons in 31 days, and nothing, nothing, will stop him from finishing this weekend. jones set off on his 30th race in baltimore. now, the retired marine from vienna will run his 31st and final marathon on veterans day in washington. jones stepped on an ied in afghanistan and it changed everything. he got stronger at walter reed, winning a bronze medal in rowing in the paralympics, and soon, 31 marathons in 31 days. by running, sergeant jones is raising money for wounded veteran charities and raising awareness that

needs them, too. >> amazing, right? you can cheer on sergeant jones this morning starting at 7:00. he's inviting people to run with him, too. he plans to honor veterans day and finish his mission with his own marathon. >> wow. impressive guy right there. time right now is 6:07 on this saturday morning. you know all those games, frisbee, softball on the national mall? it could be coming to an end. why the park service wants to make some of the grounds off limits for sports. plus, not backing down. alabama senate candidate roy moore fights back after sexual assault allegations. there are signs that some in the op are not standgi

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dozens of you play in sports leagues that meet on the national mall, but the parks service is looking to put an end to that. the grounds were closed earlier this year for turf restoration. the park service wants that closure to continue after all the work is done. pa

increase the reservation piece for use of its athletic field. there are a number of businesses that want to pay tribute to veterans and military today. ihop is offering red, white and blue pancakes from 7:00 this morning until 7:00 tonight. chilies, bob evans and olive garden are offering a free meal. longhorn is going to be giving out free appetizers or desserts. or. >> right. >> not both now. >> there is fine print. >> just be sure to have your military id or proof of service. >> thank you to all who have served to protect our country. if you haven't taken the winter coat out of your attic and haven't stepped outside today, you are going to need it. when you open the door, temperatures are still falling in parts of the area. president trump shakes hands with russian prid

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it's mighty chilly out there this morning. temperatures will continue to rise as that sun comes up. sun coming up at 6:47 this morning. 6:47, there we go. we'll continue to see the temperatures come up. some areas outside beltway starting in the teens. it's mighty chilly out there. freeze warning in effect until 10:00 a.m. the growing season is officially over. do we have a warmup in the ten-day? we'll be talking about that in a couple minutes. >> i'd like to know that. thank you. right now, president trump is in vietnam's capital to attend a state dinner. it follows a day of meetings at the apex summit. all eyes were on the president when he shook hands and spoke briefly with vladimir putin, his russian counterpart. the white house has said though that no formal meeting was planned because of scheduling conflicts on both sides. also today, trade ministers from 11 nations remaining in the transpacific partnership say they have reached a trade pact without the u.s. pr

one-on-one agreements with other nations. developing this morning, alabama senate candidate roy moore is fighting sexual assault allegations weeks before a special election. >> reporter: alabama senate and roy moore is defiant. >> it never happened, and i don't even like hearing it. >> reporter: the radio interview, his first public comments since the bombshell report, alleging sexual misconduct with a 14-year-old girl in 1979, and he pursued three others when he was in his 30s. >> allegation of sexual misconduct was completely false. i believe it is politically motivated. i believe they're brought only to stop a successful campaign. >> reporter: one of the accusers, gloria deason, said he provided her with alcohol when she was under the legal drinking age. moore denies it. >> we have evidence of collusion here, but we're not ready to put

>> reporter: a week before a critical special election that could impact the senate majority, there is backlash among republicans. john mccain and mitt romney calling moore unfit for office. >> if these allegations are true, judge moore will do the right thing and step aside. >> reporter: moore was nationally known as alabama's chief justice who refused to take down a ten commandments monument. he worked as the district attorney for years. he still has support. >> innocent until proven guilty. we're not going back to the salem witch trials, i hope. >> reporter: there has been a history of romances and narratives with teenage girls. >> i don't think that he did what he's being accused of. >> reporter: you plan to vote for roy moore in the election next month? >> yes. >> reporter: the state's trump campaign co-chair calls the "washington post" gutter-style politics. >> where have these ladies been for the last 35 yea

ugly scenario? it's appalling to me. >> reporte >> gabe gutierrez reporting there. hours after louie c.k. admitted to sexual misconduct, his deals have been cut with his production company after the "new york times" expose came out this week. his publicist, netflix and hbo also ended their relationships with him. even the premiere of his new film was halted. if you want to read louie ck's confession, head to the washington app. a warning, some is graphic. downtown silver spring is getting into the holiday spirit. 6:00 to 9:00 tonight. the tree is powered by bicycles. it's called the good energy tree. >> i like it. >> i didn't know that. >> powered by bicycles. visitors will have to pedal bikes at the base of t

35-foot-tall tree in bikes will power to a nearby port. the bikes will go to local families in need. you have to check this out. >> so cool. >> i think you should be out there in shorts pedestrialing t thing today. it is bone-chilling bone. >> they're doing construction. when you run from the weather center to the studio -- >> the doors open. >> they open to the outside. i was like, oh, my god, i need a jacket every time i go to the studio. it is freezing. beautiful sunrise though. >> feels like winter. >> definitely. it felt like winter and looked like winter yesterday. we had the clear skies. the leaves are mostly gone from some areas. also the streets. sun coming up at 6:47. but it is a beautiful morning out there. just a cold

everybody is below that freezing mark. my goodness. it's chilly because this is the coldest year we've seen yet this season. there's a little bit of a warmup coming but, again, temperatures are going to be mid 50s. still below normal for this year of year. average temperature is 60 degrees. we have the freeze warning that goes until 10:00 a.m. the growing season is over, so the national weather service won't be issuing freeze advisories. it'll be chilly the rest of the winter. they issue that wasn't the temperature drops below 32. the growing season is officially over because the temperatures are well below. 26 in washington. out in the beltway, temperatures in the teens. we'll start to take the temperatures up as we get a little bit of sunshine. but temperatures are only going to top out in the low 40s today. thank goodness we will not see any rain. i believe we could see more cloud cover this afternoon. but it is going to be bitterly c

we will have lighter winds out there today because we have the blustery conditions yesterday. the winds are light today. then we head through tomorrow. temperatures around 50 degrees. we'll have rain showers later in the day tomorrow. we'll really have to watch that because we could also have a few showers early on monday morning for the commute. some of the sheltered valleys late sunday night to monday could have freezing rain. that's something we're going to be watching tomorrow. otherwise, the next chance of showers will be on thursday. look how we warm up. try to get to the 60 degree mark. then go back down. >> thank you very much. up next on "news 4 today," a trip to the salon turns into a nightmare. >> we talked to a local woman who says she left with her eyes nearly

i have a look at your first 4 traffic and the rails for the weekend. on the yellow and green line for metro, trains will run every 15 minutes here this weekend. taking a look at the red line, trains operating every 8 to 15 minutes here. the silver line, regular weekend service. good news, of course. on the orange and blue line here, trains operating on regular weekend intervals, as well. see you monday morning for "news 4 today." >> thank you. this next story, she thought she'd get pampered at salon. instead, she ended up in the

>> this is awful. a maryland woman says her eyes, yes, her eyes, were partially glued shut after a treatment. now, she's struggling to pay her medical bills. she spoke to news 4's shomari stone in a story you'll see only on news 4. >> i'm really sad about the whole situation. >> reporter: monica tiells me hr vision is blurry after a trip to the salon to get eyelash extensions. >> i was afraid i'd lose my sight. i'm still traumatized by it. >> reporter: she drove to sky nails and spa in maryland five months ago. >> i got a new job. i was treating myself. >> reporter: a beautician painfully damaged her eyes and didn't have an emergency kit to treat her. >> you have to kind of take part of your eyelid down. when she took the tape off and i blinked, the edges of my eyelashes were glued shut. >> reporter: she said she had to use her finger to force her eyes open. she drove to a hospital and

her medical bills came to more than 1700 dollars. an attorney is reviewing the case and won't comment. in an e-mail, the salon's insurance carrier, offered her $84.79 for out of pocket costs. 1,000 for pain and suffering. they're working with monica and her attorney to resolve her concerns. meanwhile, monica is concerned because in the state of maryland, beauticians are not required to have a license to provide eyelash extensions. >> this could lead to some kind of dangers. >> reporter: monica hopes to settle her claims. in maryland, shomari stone, news 4. >> yikes. so you definitely will feel the cold out there. temperatures in the teens in parts of the area. lauryn ricketts is back to tell us when we're going to warm up. plus, we'll tell you about a medal of honor recipient ar

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survivor's guilt and how love is helping him recover. the quirky interaction festival is in full swing this weekend. we'll tell you why it is getting a little more attention this year. >> announcer: "news 4 today" starts now. >> time right now, 6:30 on the dot on this saturday morning. thank you so much for waking up with us. i'm adam in for david. >> i'm kristen wright in for angie this morning. it is a cold veterans day out there. >> yes. >> you can feel it right away. >> you are going to feel it. i want to blame someone for this. >> who? >> the only person i know to blame. that is lauryn ricketts. this is too cold, too soon. >> listen, listen. >> it is. >> i'm with you on that one. it's a little chilly. definitely feels like winter out there. we do this every year. we'll have those warm days, then we get immediately fridgegid co. that's what we're seeing today. it looks like a winter morning out there. the sun is coming up just in

6:47. a beautiful morning. clear. that's why the temperatures were able to drop. we have the freeze warning until 10:00 a.m. for the areas outlined in purple. that means that the growing season has officially begun. everybody below the freezing mark. 26 degrees in d.c. outside the beltway, we have temperatures in the teens. clear and cold. we'll continue to see sunshine through the morning. we'll warm up quickly as we get to the noon hour. when i say warm up quickly, we'll be in the upper 30s. again, temperatures are going to top out in the low 40s today. good 20 degree difference from our normalhighs. we do have rain on the way, maybe freezing rain in spots. >> too early, too soon. tha thanks, lauryn. a medal of honor recipient is opening up about the day that

>> he's written a book that hits store shelves this week. you know, erin gilchrist got to sit down with him to explain how he overcame pain and guilt to honor his brother. >> when i woke up a couple minutes later, you know, about 20 feet away was my foot facing me, bleeding everywhere. in seconds, my life changed. >> reporter: retired army captain will tell you talking about august 18th, 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 i could into the diamond formation. individuals to our left walked out. yelled at them, screamed at them. you know, hit with my rifle.

on. i threw him as far away as possible as quickly as possible. only thing i could do to protect my teammates. >> he tells the story in heartbreaking detail. four men he had grown to respect, love, died. >> when we got detailed and told the story of the incredible individuals, and all other service members that i've deployed with, we jumped at the opportunity. >> in the book, he recounts wanting to be a soldier since his childhood and losing his favorite uncle while fighting terrorists in the '90s. >> all i wanted to do was fight. >> he led a fplatoon the first time around and stared death in the eye on more than one occasion. his brothers, his men, lived to

i went in with heat and came out with love. it is an incredible transformation i tried to put in the book. >> his second tour ended in emotional and physical agony. losing four come re ining four . his surgery cost him a left calf and almost all hearing in one ear. >> the pain and self-doubt, survivor's guilt. it was tough. i was on the brink of figuring out ways to end it off. >> flo says his book is part tribute and part therapy, talking about what happened to him and singing the praises of the men who died, allowed him to find daylight again. when dark days resurface, love again brings him around. >> beyond our relationship, you know, being engaged to be married and everything, we just make a really

>> cars sohe'll marry an americ hero. she's been next to his side. he endured years of sleepless nightmare-filled nights, until her. >> when i slept next to her, i actually slept. it was just something comforting about her that i couldn't pinpoint. >> if he's having a rough night, it means i'm there next to him, getting through the rough night with him. >> three years after flo took this photo with his parents and president barack obama at walter reed, the hero soldier put on his army's uniform and stood next to his commander in chief. >> on his very worst day, he managed to summon his very best. >> in the book, flo writes of the surreal moment and the excruciating pain in his left leg, the pain in his heart as he thought about the men who di

stared into their families' eyes, eyes that would bring relief. >> the loved ones close to them, a father, a son, brother, didn't come home, they were all there to support me that day. that, to me, represents everything. >> now, flo dedicates his book and life's work to those men. >> you have a responsibility to be a better person, to honor those who didn't come home and be an inspiration for others. >> aaron gilchrist, news 4. >> you can read an expert from his book on our nbc washington app. search medal of honor. today, vietnam veterans memorial will get a cleaning for the memorial. vice president pence will help polish the granite etched with the names of the fallen. he'll lay a wreath later at the tomb of the unknown soldier and be part of the ceremony at arlington national

all races are leaning republican, including bob thomas leading democrat cole by 84 votes. more than 1200 ballots have not been counted yet. there are various reasons for that. 55 absentee ballots, for example, came in too late. >> we don't know who those votes are for, but it's the fact of the matter that citizens voices are being muffled and we should have that. >> if they were legally there on time, i'd want them to be counted, just like everybody would. >> take a look here. if any of the outstanding races fo goes to the democrat in the race, we'd see a 50/50 split in the virginia house of delegates. a lot on the line here. activists on the national mall today. this year's event got some extra attention after the national park service stopped planning to put up a

statue. organizers planned a lot of events happening today. including talk about neighborhood revitalization, dance performances. the event runs through this morning. 6:38 on this saturday morning. why you may want to take a peek out your window an hour from now. plaque fridblack friday is ago. deals have already started. >> chrtmas. >>is ♪ ♪

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look out your window in about an hour. >> cool. you'll have a cheaper option for on-demand shows and movies. disn disney's upcoming streaming services will cost substance tiy lower than netflix. the library will be smaller but they'll increase. an espn streaming service will come in 2018. >> the game is changing. >> it is. time right now is 6:41. looks like winter out there. a frigid start to your saturday morning. temperatures are only going to get a little warmer, too. lauryn ricketts is back with the timing on all of that. plus, a new problem with the iphone x. we'll explain whyyou might j u

what a cool thing they do each year in silver spring. this year, that tree powered by bicycles. going to be an incredible site if you're out for the tree lighting at 6:00 p.m. spring your winter clothes. it is going to be chilly as we go through the evening. the sun will already set. happens at 4:45. temperatures in the 30s with a few more clouds but dry. possibly not dry tomorrow night. we'll be talking about that coming up in three minutes.

the "today" show is next on nbc 4. >> let's get a preview. they pried kristen welker away from the district and bought her to new york. what's going on? >> good morning, kristin and adam. on a saturday morning on "today," we'll have the latest on the record cold spreading throughout the northeast with tens of waking up to bitter temperatures. dylan is tracking it all and will let us know when it is going to warm up. also, get a jump on holiday shopping. major retailers already releasing black friday deals. where you can go for the deep discounts today. and it is beginning to look a lot like christmas. the rockefeller center tree is almost here. we're going to bring it on the plaza live this morning. those stories and more when we get started on a saturday morning right here on "today." guys, it is hard to believe we're already talking about christmas and holiday shopping. >> no kidding. >> no joke. how is it possible? >> i'm not ready for any of it yet. >> neither am i. >> get ready. >> thanks so h.

>> thanks, guys. meanwhile, the holiday shopping rush will begin in a couple weeks but some people are already shopping now. as usual, many of the biggest deals happen on black friday. >> you don't have to wait anymore to save some cash. miguel almaguer says some of the biggest savings are already out there. >> reporter: if it looks like black friday has come early, it has. it's called gray november. today at best buy, sharp discounts on popular electronics. at walmart, hundreds of items already marked down. amazon's countdown to black friday already launched. >> black friday is no longer just a day. it represents their entire holiday marketing strategy. >> reporter: with many pribrickd mortar stores struggling to stay in business, gray november is aimed to get retailers out of the red. earlier start to cash in. >> i'm always trying to get a

federation is forecasting happy holidays. november and december, retail spending could reach $682 billion. consumers set to spend, on average, $970 this holiday. the deep discounts will still come on black friday. televisions and tablets dropping 24% on average. appliances down 18%. jewelry, 12%. the best time to buy toys, cyber monday. down 19%. >> the take away for shoppers say experts, see a deal, don't wait. buy it now. miguel alma gegueralmaguer, nbc taylor swift is going to be showing off a bit of her new "reputation" album on "saturday night live" tonight. tiffany haddish will also be on sh

forward to. >> don't. >> why? >> it is complicated but you can't press the button. >> here's something you need to know about tiffany haddish, okay? she pushes buttons. >> literal buttons? >> especially ones she's not allowed to push. >> okay. well, i'm begging tiffany haddish to not push that button. tiffany, please. don't push that button. >> haddish is actually going to be the first black female comedian to host the show. >> really? >> yes. >> no whoopi goldberg? hasn't hosted before? >> i don't know. she's supposed to be the first. "saturday night live" airs tonight after news 4 at 11:00. >> she's so funny. >> don't press the button. how about a little good news for your saturday here? check this out. a beautiful new addition to the news 4 family. angie had her baby. number three. welcomed into the world this

past week. >> there were predictions calling for that. >> i was like, are you okay? >> baby is beautiful. look at that head of hair. she was born on sunday. four weeks early. 8 pounds, 2 ounces and absolutely perfect. mom and baby are resting up and doing well. of course, we wish them all the best. i have three, so i can only tell you that it is going to be fun. >> it begins. >> it begins, yeah. it's a joyous time. >> it is. we're so happy for her. >> and you're bringing in beautiful weather for her, too, right, lauryn? >> here's some cold weather. >> if you're going to blame it on anybody -- >> hey! >> seven days old, i guess. >> right. >> it is chilly out there. i heard you put the air-conditioning -- the heat on full plast. >> -- blast. >> h,

the seat warmers, you'll need that. all the things to keep you warm this morning as you head out. it is going to be a shock to the system. some of the coldest air we've seen yet this season. look at that sunrise. looking like winter out there. sun came up about three minutes ago officially. 6:47. now, we are in a weather alert until 10:00 a.m., when the temperatures climb above freezing. today's daytime high, 20 degrees below normal. average temperature, 60 degrees. again, it is going to be right around 40. we do have light rain possible tomorrow night and there could be pockets of freezing rain, especially in the valleys and the higher elevations. current temperatures out there right now, temperatures in the teens and 20s. we have that freeze warning out for the greater washington area. growing season 2017 is now officially over because everybody is below the freezing mark. again, the freeze warning is

temperatures climb above the freezing mark. we are going to be very chilly all the way through mid-morning and chilly throughout the afternoon. temperatures around 40. now, we are clear and we are dry out there. that's how it is going to be today. temperatures again right around 40. we'll maybe have a little increase in cloud cover as we get into the afternoon. more clouds around tomorrow and slightly warmer. temperatures will be in the mid to upper 40s. some areas may get to the low 50s. we could have sprinkles as we head through the second part of the evening. then maybe a few showers overnight. that's when we could see pockets of some freezing rain as we get into early monday morning. not expecting any problems but that's something i'm really going to watch tomorrow morning. monday afternoon we start to warm up, low 50s. low 50s tuesday. next chance of rain after tomorrow night will be on thursday. guys? >> lauryn, thank you very much. apple is working on a fix for the new iphone x. now know the $1,000 smartphone you may have bought? apparently it works fine

not good for today. >> wait a minute. >> use ergs hars have reported screen acting up and becoming unresponsive in the cold weather. terrible news for anyone covering a blizzard. apple says it should be able to fix the problem with a software update. meantime, users can lock the phone and then unlock it again. >> okay. from surfing to curling coming up. >> it's the olympic sport with a cult following. news 4's chris gorton talked to a local man trying to make the local team. of course, he had toive it a g at children's national, stronger is caring for a baby's heart in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. and a future when prenatal pediatrics leads to healthier children.

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welcome back. we're three months away from the winter olympics. for one local man, he is pleasuring his olympic future by inches in the sport of curling. he's trying out for the u.s. olympic team. >> as news 4's chris gordon learned, the game on ice takes a lot of skill. >> reporter: his brother, caleb, share a dream. olympic gold. 21-year-old hunt er gets his chance next week at the olympic trials in omaha, nebraska. >> to make team usa and have that come to fruition and be a representative of curling from the curling club here in maryland would be extremely important to me. >> reporter: 20-year-old caleb will compete in the junior national curling championships. sunday, he says he hopes to join his brother, trying to make team usa. >>

after opportunity, where it was an achievable goal for me to make the olympics. so as soon as i saw that that goal was achievable, i've never looked back. >> reporter: they started curling when they were little kids. they say curling is a sport for every age. it combines the skills of shuffle board, the strategy of chess and a broom. >> it helps us make shots and be more precise. >> reporter: the brothers invited me to try curling. it looks easy. it's not. bull's eye. next, i asked them to hand me a broom to sweep. those are words my wife has never heard from me. caleb is throwing the rock. it is coming toward me. my job will be to sweep it. that makes the rock go straighter and farther toward the target, which is called

house. we're entering it. let's get it all the way in. within a foot of the button, which is the bull's eye. i come away with a new appreciation for curling and admiration for the brothers. they say they hope to represent the usa in the winter olympics for many years to come. we'll be watching. chris gordon, news 4. >> go ahead, chris. >> moving out there. >> curling away. love it. that'll do it for "news 4

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good morning. bitter blast. a deep freeze settling in this morning from the northeast down fr to the carolinas and georgia. record breaking lows expected with tens of millions under a freeze warning. temperatures dropping from new york to chicago. the windy chicago getting its first snow of the season. when will it warm up? dylan is tracking it all. breaking overnight. face-to-face. president trump and russian president vladimir putin meet on the side lyne sidelines of an a summit. the president saying he confronted putin about whether russia interfered in the u.s. election. this has a the president's former national security adviser faces new questions about a possible secret business deal with turkey. we're live with the latest.