breaking right now, explosive new revelations in the case of a body found near a dumpster. the man arrested for murder and his relationship to a woman who had been missing for days. people bundled up after cold swept into the region. how cold is it going to get tonight? wait until you see how maryland's governor is responding to the sexual misconduct allegations against alabama senate hopeful ray moore. a man arrested for the death of a woman whose body was found near a dumpster. good evening. police say the suspect attacked the victim after

she wanted to end the relationship. the victim is the same woman who was reported missing earlier this week. >> reporter: that's right. police are now telling us that the victim and suspect both worked here at this kfc restaurant. it's not far from where the victim's body was found. the suspect told investigators that he waited for her to get off of work. they got into an argument and he confessed to killing her. her body was found near a dumpster behind a shopping center off university boulevard. now a co-worker at the kfc has been charged in her death. the 47-year-old is facing a second degree murder charge. he admitted the couple were involved in a relationship. he said they got in an argument because she wanted to end it. he told investigators he punched her three times and pushed her to the ground. she hit her had

unresponsive. the medical examiner says she suffered multiple blunt force trauma and asphyxiation. he said he threw her purse and cell phone in a dumpster and got away in a taxi. her body wasn't found until friday afternoon in the dumpster area between her home and the kfc. her husband had reported her missing monday morning after she failed to come home from her night shift at that fast food restaurant. the suspect is being held without bond. he could make an appearance in court as soon as monday. >> are we hearing from the family at all after all of this? >> reporter: at this point, we have not been able to. the only thing we know is she lived very close to here. she worked here at the restaurant. over here is where her body was found. she lived over on amherst street in

her husband reported her missing monday. we have not been able to reach out to him. >> an awful story. thank you.breaking news alert as soon as we heard about it. stay tuned for any new developments as this story continues. now your storm team 4 forecast. >> i've been thinking, let's full it falinter. it feels like winter. what a shock that cold was this morning to the system. let's get a look at the current temperatures. see what we're dealing with. it's 36 right now in washington, d.c. 36 in leesburg. 34 in frederick. how low are we going? not as low as last night or early this morning when we tried a record, 26. last time we hit that is was 1973. it's going to get

the reason i want to you stick around is because i know looking at your phone temperatures say near 50. but there's a few things that make it feel cooler tomorrow. we will talk about that and the chance for freezing rain. >> thank you. monica lewinsillions are re those who served america on this veteran's day. mike pence laid a wreath at the time of the unknown soldier. a wreath is played on the too many in arlington national cemetery followed by the playing of taps. today the vice-president reiterated what he says is president trump and his administration's commitment to veterans. >> grateful for your sacrifice. and i will make you a promise. just as you fought for us, we will always fight for you. >> vice-president pence added that veteran unemployment has dropped by nearly 40% to its lowest level in 17

more republican voices are joining the call for republican alabama senator candidate roy moore to step aside amid disturbing sexual misconduct allegations. maryland governor larry hogan not mincing words tweeting defenders should ask themselves if they would be so quick to excuse him if he was a democrat or if the victim was their daughter. more supporters are sticking with him. >> at a veteran's day event, roy moore fought back against allegations of sexual misconduct. >> to be attacked for allegations of sexual misconduct contradicts my career in law. i want to make it clear to the media present and to the people present, i have not provided alcoholic beverages, beer or anything else to a minor. i have not been guilty of sexual

>> "the washington post" published a report thursday. a woman claimed moore had inappropriate sexual contact with her when she was 14 and he was 32. three other women said he pursued relationships with them when they were teens and he was in his 30s. >> to think that grown women would wait 40 years to come before -- right before an election to bring charges is absolutely unbelievable. >> moore did not answer questions from reporters. a few people who support moore's democratic opponent doug jones protested at saturday's event. >> i am here to protest roy moore and to campaign for doug jones. >> how upsetting with the allegations to you? >> they're upsetting. and i think that they're serious. and that they need to be looked into. >> he was removed from office twice. once for refusing to remove a ten commandments monument from a

to comply with a supreme court order on gay marriage. republicans are pressuring him to step aside now. john mccain and mitt romney called him unfit for office. moore says he's not going anywhere. >> we do not intend to let the democrats or the established republicans or anybody else behind this story stop this campaign. >> the election is december 12th. president trump is signaling he may believe russian president vladimir putin over his own u.s. intelligence community when it comes to electioned ed mmeddli. the president said, putin strongly denied that moscow had interfered. the president then dismissed former u.s. intelligence officials as quote hacks and accused democrats of trying to sabotage relations between the two countries. this is video of the two men shaking hands at a meeting in vietnam today. trump appointed

kremlin tried to meddle in the election to help trump beat hillary clinton. . a retired marine completing a mission in our own backyard. this wounded warrior had some help along the way. emotions overflow in howard's last home game of the season. news 4 sport breaks down the fight and the game. a transgender high school student in maryland is mereatened via social dia.

a principal at a high school says students used snapchat to target a transgender student. according to the newspaper, the students at southern high school went after the teen using threatening language under the name confederate lives matter. police started investigating this. the school's principal says students will be disciplined. the father of the 15-year-old student threatened says that a picture included a student wearing what looks like a kkk hood made from paper towels. three people have to find someplace to stay after a fire ripped through their home. it started in the basement this morning and then it wound up spreading to the upper floors. nobody was hurt. that fire broke out at a two-story house on elm street in northwest d.c. in prince george's un

helping hand for those less fortunate by way of the stuff a truck event. county employees -- county employees and community members volunteer their time to collect non-perishable items. today's event is part of the transforming neighborhoods initiative. the program not only helps people get access to food but receive access to health care and educational services. a competition nearly takes a traffic turn after a powerboat flies into the air, landing upside down. nobody was hurt. we're going to explain what went wrong. after half a century, a local business says good-bye. i will tell

dramatic video shows a powerboat accident in key west, florida. the boat wrecks on the second day of the key west world championship. one of the boats climbed over the back of another one. you can see there. causing it to fly threw the air, land upside down in the harbor. two men were in each of the boats. believe it or not, nobody was hurt. this next story, it's a troubling trend on area highways. maryland state troopers hit by vehicles while helping stranded drivers. it happened early this morning. a trooper was on the beltway neajo

the emergency lights were on when he was hit by sitting in his patrol car. that driver was charged with dui. the trooper is out of the hospital. according to state records, 38 troopers have been hit on area highways since the beginning of last year. it's the end of an era for a business that's been part of the neighborhood for almost a century. the community turned out to say good-bye. the current own of phillip's shoe repair. he has embodied the soul of the area for over 50 years. >> business has always been good. but rarely this busy. it's probably the first time a mayor has dropped in. this was no ordinary day. it was the last day for this mainstay. >> never seen. miss everybody. everybody like family to me. >> this place has

the family business. the original owner raised a family upstairs. he opened it in the '20s. they came from csicily. the neighborhood has changed but here time stood still. >> he was here during the '80s and '90s when no one wanted to live here. he treated us like family. >> they were in the business of taking care of people's feet. but they tended to a lot of hearts. tom is the original owner's grandson. >> he ate upstairs, slept upstairs. everybody was to thgether. they were together for the last day. a little piece as comfortable with the community as a well worn shoe. >> sweet man.

we have been telling you the incredible story of the double amputee retired marine veteran who set out to run 31 marathons in 31 days. rob jones reached that goal. he ran his final marathon on the national mall alongside dozens of supporters. he lost both of his legs in afghanistan. his goal has been to raise money to help other wounded veterans. we talked to him and the other runners. you will see their inspiring story tonight at 11:00. now your storm team 4 forecast. >> wow. it was cold out there this morning. i don't know if you were able to get out there. temperatures in the district dropped to 26. we tied a record set in 1973 and 1901. right now, we're at 36 and dropping. is it going to be as cold as it was last night? it's going to get pretty close. let's go through this. 11:00 p.m. tonight, notice how in the district still in the low 30s.

the 20s. the numbers fall until about 5:00, 6:00 a.m. notice morning. we start to level out and we will climb after that. temperatures expected though to start on our sunday in the low to mid 30s. going to brunch, going to church, make sure you are bundled up. by the afternoon, we are headed to the upper 50s -- i'm sorry, upper 40s throughout the area and near 50. temperatures really the headline story for next couple of days. i want to show you this. if you are planning on heading out to tree lighting, i thought this happened after thanksgiving. but i was told that it's never too early to get in the christmas spirit. temperatures are expected to be in the 30s tonight. dry. that's the good news. tomorrow any tree lighting, we're looking at the 40s. 44 around 6:00 p.m., pretty cloudy. i have the radar on. i put the satellite superimposed over it. that's what that gray shading is. lots of clouds starting to move in. through our sunday, we're actually going to see the onset

it may look a little more gray as we head through sunday afternoon. i'm fast forwarding to sunday night, early monday morning. here is why. we have got rain chances on the way. pushing ahead, notice how minimal the rain chances are. a lot of the models keeping the d.c. area dry. we could get a shower or two in there. i will keep an eye on that. we could see freezing rain the farther north and west you go of the district. that's something to really watch out for. tomorrow, the greatest chance for rain is really going to be in our eastern zone for those if southern maryland as well. shoutout to clinton, maryland. you could see early monday morning showers on the lighter end. then that chance for isolated pocket of freezing rain, possibly early monday morning. it's restricted north and west of the district. your ten-day outlook, the next couple of days, this is what you can expect. tomorrow, sunday, you are good going out. dress in layers. it's going to be cold. temperatures upper 40s ne

late sunday night into monday morning, that's when we have the greatest chance for showers. those showers will be light in nature. by monday, it's actually going to be a drying day. we will be improving throughout monday. lots of clouds still lingering in the wake of the rain. temperatures on monday in the low 50s. notice the warming trend. we are headed to the upper 50s by the end of the week. i think the best shot at some more moderate rainfall is really going to be hiding in thursday and friday as well as early saturday morning. we will keep an eye out for that. stay warm. >> thanks. another big saturday in college football. a bunch of area teams in action. one local team's game ended in -- we show the video? we will show it to you in a minute. a bit of a fist fight. t will show

this is the xfinity sports desk. >> enjoy it while you can, college football is wrapping up. >> we are in the final stretch of college football with only three weeks left for some teams they are bolstering resumes, becoming bowl eligible, some trying to finish strong. on any given saturday, anybody can be beat. virginia tech on

on georgia tech. in the fourth, hoe stays inbouns and gets in for six. the two-point conversion failed. virginia tech leads by one. marshal finds a wide open june who outruns the defense. an 80-yard touchdown strike. that's the difference, georgia tech wins it 28-22. mike london, on senior day. from 19 yards, ties it at 7. howard climbing back. two-yard carry. howard within three with eight minutes. nine seconds left. howard trailing by three. they go for the win. get it. that's cam newton's little brother. howard wins

the team exchanging addresses for christmas cards or maybe some other things. a punch or two. mostly shoving and pushing. a great win for howard's final home game of the season. maryland also fired up but in a much different way. they host michigan this afternoon. it was all wolverines. up two scores in the second. brandon peters hits for the 33-yard touchdown. 21-0. michigan leading 28-3. navy hosting smu on veteran's day. perry had two rushing touchdowns on the day. how about this? for a third, perry keeps on the option. 92 yards for six. navy up 27-11 there. they lead 40-32 heading into the fourth quarter. virginia looking to continue their turnaround season at louisville. last year's heisman trophy winner had

that is jackson keeping it. he is gone. 68-yard touchdown. that tied the game at 7. it's currently 38-14, cardinals in the fourth. switching to the hardwood, patrick ewing is less than 24 hours away from making his debut as georgetown's head coach. he takes over a team that finished last season at 14-18. ewing knows that things are going to be different as the man in charge. >> as the head coach, you wake up in the middle of the night thinking, who am i going to draw a play up for? you know, what play am i going to run? what's going to happen in this situation? what if this, that happens? all those things go through your mind. you could be sleeping and you wake up in the middle of the night and start thinking about those. >> wizards hosting the hawks tonight.

john wall is set to play tonight. >> we wish them a great night. one last check of the weather. the short of it is, it's cold. >> yes. it's going to be cold. we will see temperatures dropping into the upper 20s, low 30s tonight. sunday is dry but please bundle up. next chance for rain is sunday night into monday morning. >> thank you. that's the news for now. thanks for joining us. nightly news is coming up next. we will see you for news at 11:00. until then, good night, everybody.

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