right now, temperatures going up for part of the weekend but crashing right back down. i've got your forecast. >> black friday frenzy spread throughout our region. >> what shoppers say is the most important part of the annual

christmas antitheft team in fairfax county. the kind of theft they say are on the rise this holiday season. announcer: news 4 at 11:00 starts right now. >> good evening. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm megan fitzgerald. if you're heading outside this weekend you'll want to be prepared. doug kammerer says things will be starting to cool down. >> first, we'll go up and we'll go way up during the day tomorrow, upper 50s to 60 degrees. if you've got plans this weekend, you might want to get them done tomorrow. current temperatures out there right now already on the cool side. 32 in norton, 32 in frederick as a result of the clearer skies we've seen. everybody talking about the deals that were going on, if you missed black friday

get out there on your saturday, this is what you're dealing with, waking up with temperatures in the 30s. so the coats on a necessity there. pretty nice by 11:00 but up to 60 degrees by the afternoon. the cloud cover coming with the frontal boundary that will change things for your saund and we'll talk about that. i'll see you back here in ten minutes. >> thank you. you wait 20 minutes to turn into the parking lot and follow a shopper carrying bags to their car. finally, you snag that spot and park. chopper 4 captured the black friday frenzy in tyson's montgomery mall and the outlets in clarksburg this evening. now the parking lot are empty out after staying open for more than 24 hours. most stores have put a bow on black friday. walmart and target were big black friday bandits. bargain hunters we

said black friday is less about money and more about memories. >> oh, i have family in from new york and it's always just a tradition with us so we all just get up and go. >> fun to be out in the stores and amongst the people and energy and holiday decorations. >> retailers still counting their black friday sales. americans were expected to spend $1 trillion today. >> and police want to make sure that cash stays in your pocket so they're launching a holiday crime crackdown. we're getting a behind the scenes look at what law enforcement is doing to keep you safe while you're out shopping this holiday season. darcy spencer is live in tyson's corner where she received access to some crime prevention. hey, darcy! >> reporter: that's right. we were invited to tag along with the christmas task force here at tyson's corner. i can tell you they were very busy on this black friday. >> i heard from

>> reporter: they're all state credit carded. finding fraud is just one of the jobs for the christmas antitheft team in fairfax county. >> this is counterfeit money. it looks very good. >> reporter: it feels and looks real to me. i'd fall for it. these are items seized from real cases, now they're used to train police so they know what to look for this holiday season. >> these are just regular household tools, but these can be used to cut off sense sores. >> reporter: the team of police officers is working with the major malls in uniform and in plain clothes. >> we assist the officers that are inside. any thefts that come outside we can go ahead and apprehend them. >> reporter: these are expensive speakers and heads just recovered in a theft investigation. >> this is a booster box. it's just a regular box but it's been lined with aluminum foil. >> reportth

stolen electronic inside the box and the item's magnetic sensor won't be diabeticetected when t leave the store. >> dial the letters in here -- >> reporter: this machine was used to make fake credit cards it's virtually obsolete. credit card fraud is down. >> good job guys. >> reporter: shoplifting is on the rise. just to give you an idea how successful this task force has been. they've been able to recover $30,000 in stolen merchandise in just the past five days. back to you. >> thank you. tomorrow local store owners want you to think small when it comes to shopping at independently owned businesses. it's small business saturday. we caught up with store owners today in old town alexandr

tomorrow. there will be all kinds of events including carolling and sales. >> black friday turned into shoving and pushing in st. louis today. protests against police. >> hey, hey, hey! >> officers arrested seven people today, one was charged with assaulting a police officer. demonstrators were protesting a judge's decision from september. a judge ruled that a former white st. louis police officer was not guilty in the shooting death of an african-american man. one family faces two heartbreaking losses in the same month. >> that's right. today an 80-year-old woman died in a house fire two weeks ago she lost her husband. the couple's son is grieving in the hospital tonight. here's news4 jackie benson. >> reporter: after a lifetime together, their deaths came just two weeks apart. his caused by illness, hers by the early morn

heights home lawrence and elaine james shared for more than 35 years. their adult son lived with them. as the fire raged, 80 elaine james became trapped in an upper floor bedroom. she was rescued but later died. mrs. james' son was treated for smoke inhalation, he was able to escape the burning home but could not get to his mother. >> he was out trying to get people to call 911. >> reporter: a firefighter was also burned. he's recovering at a local burn unit. >> we had a deal with bars on the windows and doors and because of the very heavy fire conditions that are reported, somebody trapped we send firefighters in. >> reporter: investigators say there were no working smoke alarms in the home. the fire is believed to have started in the kitchen. in capital heights, jackie benson, news4. a pedestrian was struck and killed by two vehicles

police are still looking for that second driver. he was trying to cross new hampshire avenue. investigators tell us the second driver may not have realized the victim was hit. the first car did stay on the scene. we talked to the victim's twin but he did not want to go on camera. cameras capture some clear pictures of a would be bank robbers who is also missing from home. gregory walked into the bank of america earlier this month. the 22-year-old handed over a note demanding money. he got away empty handed before police arrived. detectives say the guy's family is concerned about his well fare. if you know where he is, you're asked to call 911. >> there's new fallout tonight for former cbs news charlie rose in the wake of that sexual misconduct allegation against him. arizona state university's walter cronkite

journalism is revoking an award. it gave rose the walter cronkite award excellence in journalism but the alleged actions were egregious and said rose victimized young women not unlike the students attending the journalism school. rose has apologized for inappropriate behavior. all new at 11:00 tonight. a man of the cloth charged in a brutal crime. three people killed in the virginia home on thanksgiving. tonight a youth pastor is under arrest. and crisis averted. the abrupt reversal from the trump administration that could peace talks back on track. >> and moose, what is running through a neighborhood, cameras catching its every move. he's pretty quick. >> i'm melissa mollet. so taking a look first of all at the red line. no trains this weekend between

silver spring and fort totten. they will have free shuttle buses on the red line between fort totten and tacoma and silver springs. on the orange and silver line, regular weekend schedule. same situation, blue and yellow lines this weekend, regular intervals there and on the green line, same deal there. no big delays or anything to speak of at this point. now if you're traveling for thanksgiving, couple little things to think about here. the best day to return to the area, the sunday after thanksgiving early in the morning 6:00 a.m. is the advice. worse day, saturday after thanksgiving at 4:00 p.m. that's going to be a tough one for folks. now you want to remember your alternates. you can use 301. bw parkway instead of 95 in maryland and

a tragedy at the hands of a church leader. >> tonight a richmond area pastor is accused of killing his wife, his daughter and the daughter's boyfriend. nothing about this case makes sense to the family's neighbors. >> it's just tragic and i'm shocked. i don't know what to say. >> they welcomed us when we were moving in and we went over and had a couple glasses of wine. i just never could in my wildest dreams expect anything like this to happen. >> detectives admit they have a lot of questions too. ashley mondayford explains

>> reporter: christopher gadus is in church of youth ministry but now he's in jail accused of killing two family members an a friend, the victims his wife, her daughter, 30-year-old and candaces boyfriend. the call came in just after 1130 thanksgiving night. squad cars lit up the 14 thou block. the first officers to get there describe what they see. >> one male subject on the ground, two gunshots to the stomach. >> reporter: first responders worked in vain to save his life. inside the home police find mother and daughter. >> we have two females down in the kitchen. >> copy. >> reporter: police say they had all been shot and that christopher pulled the trigger. jeanette worked in accounting. her boss released a statement saying, quote, she was a wonderful employee. she had been with us for over 15 years. very dedicated. i

really. she was a wonderful lady and i'm shocked. christopher gadus will go before a judge for the first time on monday. >> that was ashley monta reporting. gadus is being held without bond. detectives will spend the weekend trying to track down a motive. new details on the international dispute that threatened to derail peace talks. the trump administration is backtracking on the decision to order the palestinion office to close. the palestinian mission in georgetown had to shut down because the palestines tried to get the criminal court to prosecute israelis. in an angry response the palestinian threatened to cut off all communication with the u.s. the state department says the office can stay open with restrictions. a big change is coming to your smart trip car next year and

we're seeing on twitter tonight a lot of you are not happy about it. starting january 8 you'll no longer be able to carry a negative balance on your card. no more taking a $3.50 trip when you've only got 3 bucks left and reloading later. metro tells us it's lost about $25 million over the past 17 years from riders who never reload after raking up that negative balance. >> all right. i didn't know that. >> me either. >> won't be able to do it any more come january. >> it's kind of cold riding metro in certain places. >> temperatures have really cooled in a lot of areas. some of those locations down below freezing but some locations love that. where do they love that the most? they love that on ski slopes and that's where they were earlier today. west virginia, i love this. listen, three, two, one, yes.

opened in seven springs earlier today. getting the ski season going out there. they've had a lot of natural snow over the past couple of weeks and they may get more on sunday. now, out there right now, 41 degrees at the airport. winds out of the south at 8-mile-per-hour. big differences, once again with clear skies like this and calm winds, areas in the suburbs radiate very easily. look at ma nas success and ka culpeper city. 15 in only a couple miles. now nothing on the radar, we are dry and will stay dry. we are over four inches below average since september 1st. we need to see rain. we don't really have any chances of it. it

the way down to 95 toward raleigh. you see it right here. but the only thing it's going to give us is more cloud cover. i don't think we'll see much in the chance of rain and it's cool temperatures. tomorrow getting up there kne60 degrees. as we move on through the evening. down to 37 by sundays morning and during the afternoon we only rebound back into the mid-40s. windchills on sunday will be in the upper 30s, i think. tomorrow, enjoy it. 60 degrees. sunshine early, more clouds in the afternoon but really a great day if you're going to be shopping or getting out and about. maybe getting the tree, perfect day for that as you move on throughout the afternoon. let's take a look at that da saturday outlook. so everybody on the green side. penn state coming into the university maryland game looking good there. warm jacket. you'll need that especially by the ends of the game.

look at the difference between saturday and sunday. right back to 55 on monday, 61 degrees on tuesday, 60 on wednesday. looking pretty good right on through the middle of next week. we get to 58 on thursday that's when another front moves through and drops the temperatures for friday. only chilly one day. so the weekends, pair of weekends, looking pretty good. >> not bad at all for that ten-day forecast. >> it warms up and i'm good with that. >> thank you, doug. today japan gave us a first look inside a venue for the 2020 olympics summer games in tokyo. bad minton and fencing will be housed -- look at that. the 2018 olympic games are next calendar year so that will be next year, february in pyeongchang, south korea and you can watch them here on news4 in

>> in two years, the summer games and then the first winter games, you know. >> that's right. >> and ten years from now -- any way. sorry. >> i'm not supposed to be here. >> cavs hosted the best team in the nhl. highlights ahead.

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bay, cradle of hockey champions. the capitals have won the six to last seven games at home. home against tampa bay. the lightning with the best record in the nhl. the lightning steven sam koes leads the nhl in points. that's bad news. the capitals coming off one of the better performances this year. the 5-2 home win. less than two minutes, caps penalty killed. halfway through, the opening frame brent conley right there at the doorstep, he thinks he has the equalizer but the referee always spoils the party. late in the first, capitals get

like he's done so many times, alex rips this one and just like that we're all tied at one. just over five to go in the second, smith pell little cuts through the defense and finds the net. now the caps up 2-1. same score late in the third and you know this is good, jay beagle puts this on the ice. the capitals top the lightning 3-1. phillip grew bauer his first win in goal this season. that's good news. >> every night is been buzzing. we put a bunch of good games together and for the most part i think we're starting to figure it out and we learned from our mistakes and you've got to go through a little bit of rough patch to improve. we've learned as a group and it's going to make us stronger, so next game, tomorrow, is really important for us. >>

visiting charlottesville. fast-forward third quarter, 3-0, josh jackson up top, full extension, wow. how about that grab? just a freshman, too. you know what that does. sets this up three plays later. jackson fake play. eight yard score, virginia tech up 10-0. and the way they're defense playing. incomplete to jenna. tech wins 10-0. 14 straight wins over the cavaliers. they own that commonwealth cup. you ready? up in damascus, the swarming hornets went from 41 straight wins, first quarter, last name hard to say, this is not hard to see, his name was t.d. i said. tough 25 yard one here, the longest

damascus wins 42-7. and he practiced that all summer the back flip. he's pretty good. >> yeah, he's good. >> quick note and doug don't go to the wizards game either. you're back luck. mri on his left knee and has been bothering him about his knee so his questionable tomorrow. that's bad news, by the way. >> all right.

when you see a deer running through your yard, you may walk outside to get a closer look. but when you see a moose, it's time to get inside. an estimated 1,500 pound moose was caught dodging this traffic outside toronto today. it ran through business parking lots, knocked down a fence in a neighborhood. natural resource officers had hoped to frank wallize or trap it but moose kept on moving. >> so we're hoping to allow it some time to relax. it's not very good -- it's not a good idea to approach that animal. as soon as it gets scared it starts to move. >> not a good idea. that thing is ginormous. the moose was resting or sleeping after a long day on the move. i don't want to know if he was resting or sleeping. i don't want to be

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