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thanksgiving. an nbc news analyst explains why every one of us should be concerned about the leadership at a key federal agency. >> i could not imagine the extent of injuries. it was terrible. i did not want to see her. that is not how i wanted to remember last seeing her. #. >> a man shares the pain of losing a friend. good evening, everyone. i'm leon harris. the family of a jorm mother nature student should be getting ready for her graduation but instead, tonight they're planning her funeral. she died days after a car hit her in the district. we spoke with those who knew her best. >> she was weeks away from graduating from george mason university. monday night she got off the metro at the minnesota avenue station, walked across the pedestrian bridge, and was

home when she was struck. she died friday afternoon. p kevin rodriguez is a close friend. >> i don't want to be there for her graduation. she was with a gown and a hat and she was trying those things on. so -- it came out of nowhere. >> she graduated from wilson high school in 2012. she was excited about getting her global affairs degree. friends say she wanted to work for the state department, to travel across the world to help people in the middle east and in asia. rodriguez says she was in the can international film club on campus. >> i could go on with adjectives in the dictionary to describe her. i'm pretty sure all of her friends can second me on that. we feel such a major void.

from bangladesh when she was 14. her family asking for prayers as they prepare for her funeral. >> she was a wholesome person, very kind. i would want her to be remembered as that. >> in fairfax, dorthy spencer. >> the driver did stop and call police. the investigation continues. the driver isn't facing any charges. children from the same family went missing after thanksgiving and d.c. police need help finding them. the children were last seen on south dakota avenue in northeast d.c. relatives did not report them missing until yesterday. the children may be with her mother. her name is emily ryfe.

>> wow! what a great day today was. we are in for a cooldown for your sunday. i'll get straight to it. i want you to know, looking at temperatures, you my seen a jump upwards through the overnight hours. some of us on the cooler side. in the democratic, 51. 51 in manassas. 49 in fort immediate. we' -- fort meade. if you're going to go for a run, it's pretty chilly, low 40s. traveling up into the 50s by the afternoon. for now, back to you. >> all right. here an important reminder to make sure the carbon monoxide detectors are working. everyone here managed to get out safely after a carbon monoxide leak was started in the boiler room of this building. firefighters

everybody out. the death toll in egypt is rising. at least 305 worshippers have died following yesterday's attack at a mosque. 27 killed were children. egypt's foreign ministers said people in suvs atakds the mask. it happened just as the imam was praying. they used warplanes. isis has not claimed responsibility in the attacks but egyptian authorities say there's no doubt they are responsible. the department of justice says president trump had every right to appoint a head of the beiro. he appointed a different successor from the

should take over. >> is this agency isolated completely from congress? >> well, they're funded by the fed, so republican congress certainly doesn't like that. so there's a lot of consumers and consumer grums concerned about how are we going to protected average americans. >> the agency was created to monitor illegal activity by big banks. they've long been looking for a new director, someone who wouldn't be so tough on financial institutionings. lawmakers will have a lot on their plates when they return from their thanksgiving holiday. they face deadlines. tax cuts, a potential shutdown and spending bill are some of the issues they'll face. they could find common grounds on progr l

relief. deer hunting season is underway in maryland for the next two weeks. this helpings the state manage the deer population. hunters are going to be able to to use certain air guns and first-time hunters can good outs with a guide. a slave trade in the 21st century? libya is investigating selling my grants and local families are sounding the alarm. a prom yent pro

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you might have seen the hashtag on social media. auctions are allegedly going on in libya. families in our area are lending their fois voices to the growing voice of outrage. >> end it now! >> drouds you have crowds gathered in protest outside the libyan embassy. last month a cnn team went to the north african country and got pictures of these people being sold. they're african my grants who are desperate to escape hardships in their country. they're trying to make it to europe. #. >> that's what we want to put an end to. >> the libyan government says it has set up a committee to investigate this. the nurvegs says if that's true it would constitute a crime against humanity. a university of virginia professor says he may respond after two former students

accused him of sexual harassm t harassment. the charges are against john casey. one of the students, emma icenberg said casey touched her and made inappropriate remarks about women. a hunter in new york said he mistook a woman for a deer and shot and killed her. why someone who knew the victim is calling her the sweetest person she ever met. going bigbie keeping it small. why small business

. new details are surfacing after a hunter shot and killed a woman the day before thanksgiving near buffalo, new york. he shot the woman with a pennsylvania. -- pistol. the gunman could be facing a separate charge because of when he was hunting. >> a friend of her shared this picture with us. another friend says this. >> she was the sweetest, kindest, most caring person i have ever met in my entire life. >> that's her supervisors in the hospital. he worked here for 25 years. go there and you'll notice a bench. >> she came across a person walking outs to their car and they needed to sit down, they couldn't get that far. >> so t

home, got that bench and put it outside the hospital. >> that was the kind of person she was. she saw something needed to do it, she did it. she didn't need to ask. >> the shooter has been identified as 34-year-old thomas jadlowsk inches. we visited yesterday but were told he was not at home. this is a thompson center fire pistol. barrels come up to different sighs up to two feet. she was out walking her dogs at dusk. crime scene tape and information from people close to the family both indicate rose was on her property at the time of the shooting. where was the shooter? he told investigators he found her approximately 200 yards away from where he fired the shot.

already disdisclosed was that jadlowski shot after dark. there are two homes nearby, a violation of accepted safety rules. also the shot was after sunset and maybe through trees, raising questions of whether he could clearly see what he was shooting at, another potential safety rule violation. >> that was steve brenham reporting. police say the suspect is cooperating with their investigation. if -- >> you did nor than support local businesses. you helped pump cash into our society. we saw people walking in and out of stores from dupont circle to minnesota avenue. the mayor says you can do more walking and less driving now.

>> every wants mixed use developments in their neighborhood, things they can walk to, whether it's coffee, their dry-cleaning, to pick up a gift or even to buy a sofa or a couch. now in d.c. we have those options. >> business owners weren't the only ones celebrating. small businesses are getting into the holiday spirit. stores along wisconsin avenue are decorated with winter theme displays. this is the second year for the tenley winterfest window contest. the l . >> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> i'll tell you right off the battle i'm giving you the green light for outside activities tomorrow. it is going to be pretty cool. not just te

dropping low but we'll also see the winds picking up. sunday brunch, dress warm. do an outdoor activity. make sure you bundle p up. temperatures in the upper 50s. a little influx in the numbers over night and as we head into tomorrow morning we're going to see these temperatures dropping to the upper 30s, low 40s. by tomorrow afternoon we'll be at 49. there's that cooldown. it's going to be breezy tomorrow as well. we should have a good mix of sun and clouds. we had some clouds earlier. they've pushed out. behind the front is where the cooler air is sitting. like i said, it's going to arrive tomorrow, a lot of us in the upper 40s. d.c. could probably hit 50 degrees. here's a look at the temperature trend. the norm this time of year is 54 degrees. monday we're close to it. tuesday and wednesday we'll be in low 60s towards the middle of

[000:18:59;00] that's nice. let's talk about the winds. how hard will they blow? in the afternoon we'll reach the peak. we could see 20, 22-mile-per-hour wind gusts here. we'll see breezy conditions through sunday bud they'll begin to calm late sunday nights into early monday morning. your -- there are four things you need to know. it's cooling down tomorrow. we have a warming up trend. it's going to be breezy. and rain chances not returning until the owned of the week. we've got a dry stiptd ahead of us. highs climbing into the low 60s by wednesday. bigger picture shows the rain chance on friday. see it possibly lingering saturday morning. mark that down in your mind. we've got showers coming in at the end of the week. 60s by the middle of the week. then we'll cool things down a little bit headed toward the weekend.

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havertys. life looks good. . earlier tonight we found out john wall will miss at least two weeks after receiving injections in his knee for discomfort. the wizards tonight 10-8. seventh in the eastern conference. wizards played well enough to win for 45: 30. unfortunately, nba-game is 48 minutes. wall sitting out for just the

thirdim kelly oubre made 17 points. you heard right, 17. the blazers come back. down one. bradley beal goes for the finish. he gets two chances, one for the win. both fail. ends the game on a 10-0 run to win it 108-105. >> i thought we played a good basketball game for three quarters and some change and then we just -- we relaxed defensively and you get a lot of

good players rhythm and it's tough to turn it off. >> alex ovechkin win over the lightning yesterday. visiting the maple leafs tonight. in the back of the net. 16th of the year. he's not done. later on, power play. oshie wins the face-off. back to ovechkin. his second of the game. third period, ovechkin, you guessed it, with the hat trick on an empty net, his third of the season. capitals win their third straight 4-2. maryland finishing its season at home against tenth ranked kent state. it wasn't pretty. pen state up 7-0. fourth quarter penn state by 45. fires to tom panicos.

maryland mappinged a field g only two and seven in the big ten. rivalry weekend in college football. the iron ball, number one alabama visiting number six aburn. second quarter, down seven. drop back, launches it to the end zone. fourth quarter, up six. cross the goal line for the touchdown. auburn and alabama's first loss of the year, 26-14. jim harbaugh still looking for his first win against ohio state. wolverines hosting the buckeyes. john o'korn goes deep. there's one problem, no receiver anywhere in sight. ensuing ohio state possession, mike weber takes the carry. bounces it outside, 25 yards to the house.

31-20, the fi urban meyer -- >> first half, maryland and new mexico. anthony cowan nails the three here. 19-0 run by maryland. second half, mccowan, plies lay-up here. game by 21. toefrs for maryland. 18 against the opponent. the hoyas visiting richmond. up one at the break. second half, spiersd down four. ford with two. georgetown responds. he buries it. richmond with a win. >> hmm. that's a good sign.

that's a good sign. >> 7-o 0. >> how about fans. all right. tomorrow, final word on the weather? >> yes. i think this is an awesome forecast. temperatures tomorrow will be on the cooler side, upper 40s, near 50s. notice that warming trend we have till the middle of the week. i say it's all good. >> sounds good. sounds good. thanks for joining us. stay tuned. saturday night live is coming up

nex >> i'm jason aldean. this week we witnessed one of the worst tragedies in american history. like everyone, i'm struggling to understand what happened that night and how to pick up the pieces and start to heal. so many people are hurting.

there are children, parents, brothers, sisters, friends. they're all part of our family. so i want to say to them, "we hurt for you, and we hurt with you." you can be sure that we're gonna walk through these tough times together, every step of the way, because when america is at its best, our bond and our spirit -- it's unbreakable. [ applause ] [ "i won't back down" plays ] >> ♪ well, i won't back down ♪ no, i won't back down ♪ you can stand me up at the gates of hell, but i won't back down ♪