the way. we have a weather alert for single digit wind chills about to move in. i'll show you the timing and what you can expect. and new admitted day these pictures of two men police are calling persons of interest in a shooting on a metro platform. the latest on what police think led to the dangerous situation. and right now in alabama it's in the hands of the voters. we are talking about the highly contested senate race. how both candidates are handling the last minute push to get people to the polls.

mollet. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. we start with a blast of cold air. still not too bad outside now the question is when will that change. >> it will change this afternoon. wait until you wake up and walk out tomorrow morning. don't say we didn't warn you. these are actual temperatures. chicago is 12 degrees. this air moving in this direction. 45 degrees in washington, so not so bad. cloudy skies currently. here's a look through tonight. temperatures what you see on the top dropping into the 20s quickly after 7:00 p.m. and then wind chill with the breeze we'll see increasing. get into the teens. and then quickly into the single digits. take a look at tomorrow morning. 19 degrees by 7:00 a.m. but feeling closer to about maybe three to five degrees depending where you are. that is some cold air heading this way.

we'll talk about what you can expect through the afternoon. >> thank you. we are following some breaking news in the district. police are trying to identify a woman whose body was found just a few hours ago. >> in the past hour the chief saying this might be someone recently reported as missing. let's go right now to news4 justin finch. >> reporter: hey there, melissa. we have been watching past hour a so. a woman was found in this house clay street. also 34th street northeast. in the back driveway you can see the sirens going back there is where the woman's body was found about 8:30 this morning. police are saying her death appears to be suspicious at this time. also the chief has shade disturbing for neighbors after the neighbor found the woman back in the driveway

believe she has been a woman missing since the thanksgiving holidays and right now working to identify her. we have the chef right now. take a listen. >> we are looking at this as a suspicious death. also looking into the possibility, we have not identified the person yet, but looking into the possibility that this is a woman who went missing, who was reported missing the day after thanksgiving. >> reporter: and we have spoken to several neighbors here on the ground hotel us they do believe they know who this woman is. and that she has been missing for sometime. they also say she seems to live in this area as well. neighbors also telling us that home where she was found has been abandoned for sometime and has been a concern for sometime as well. so police right now trying to figure out exactly who she is. . how she died. and why she was found where she was found this morning. we are live here in

the studio. >> justin, thank you. also developing -- >> two men you see here. last night caught by surveillance cameras at the minnesota metro station. shots fired after 8:00 p.m. one man shot in the arm. he should be okay. metro transit police want to hear from you. >> we have more details before the death of a 17-year-old betsy da teen. gathering together at a memorial and bringing flowers to honor their friend. police were called there to break up the party because of under age drinking.

a serious crash. looking at some footage from chopper 4. maryland state police say the car and truck collided head on around 9:30 last night. trying to figure out why one of the cars was going wrong way. look for up dpadates in the nbc washington app. we now have updates. s sandra cohen will be laid to rest. you might recall cohen stopped to help fbi carlos wolf who crashed his car fry day night on 270. another car hit and killed both the men. cohen was also a volunteer firefighter in station 3 in rock ville. catching a

hassle. now you have another reason to show up early for your flight. traffic. >> not just talking traffic to the airport. but at the airport itself. >> stuck in it. transportation adam tuss live at reagan national this morning. to explain what is to come. hi adam. >> reporter: hey, adam. yeah, no fun. i'll show you why. new terminal is being built. new security checkpoints. also want to throw it up to our mass cam which gives you a better idea of the layout here on the north end of the airport what's coming. and a lot of that work, that's going to go on to the rode network a road network and create delays. >> before the flight comes the traffic. and the traffic to get to the airport about to pick up substantially because of new construction that will expand reagan national. we broke the news

says she normally doesn't mind the drive here but now -- zb if they are doing that thing it won't be pretty. >> reporter: in addition to another terminal, new checkpoints are also being built in what is now open space between the depart toure and an arrival area. >> we have passenger growth around 24 million well more than the airport was designed for. >> reporter: part of the problem is passengers like reagan. >> i love it. it's beautiful. >> reporter: but now not just flight. >> traffic. >> reporter: the impacts start very soon. >> and taking a live look at the construction activity continues at reagan national. the airport authority tells us they are finalizing the traffic pattern changes that are going to be coming here to the airport itself. but none of those changes expected to take effect until avenue years. so that's a little b

back to you. >> lfrmt adam. thank you. right now voters in alabama are heading to the polls to choose their next senator in a race the entire country is watching. >> and they have gone on national television arguing their case after waiting 40 years. >> it's time, folks, that we say no more. >> last night republicoy moore g jones. roy moore denies the allegations. but enough to put the seat in jeopardy. coming up we'll check in with chris pull lone. >> sending condolences to san francisco. ed lee died this morning. no cause of death was given by his office and the mayor had not previously a united states

a announced any illness. he was 65 years old. president trump is pushing back against sexual misconduct as another accuser tells her story on national tv. >> and first attempted suicide umbing on

charged the new york city bombing suspect of using a mass destruction. ullah, police say he tried to carry outer terror attack. out in the name of isis. says he wrote on facebook, trump, you failed to protect our nation. meanwhile using to push for travel ban. >> jeff sessions want to stop the visa the suspect used to enter the country. news4 tracie potts explains what is em broiled in the controversy. >> reporter: overnight with new york one world trade center lit up in red, white and blue, the bangladesh in washington zero

one of its citizens did a pipe bomb. suspect survived as they learn more about 24-year-old ullah. president trump is pushing to get rid of the visa that allowed him into the u.s. >> if his policy had been in place, then that attacker would not have been allowed to come into the country. >> we want to have merit based system. >> reporter: he's referring to a policy allows immigrants into the u.s. if they have family. after the an attack jeff sessions said merit based immigration would be make it safer. no easy answers for lone wolf. >> you can't assign every police officer, even if you did you can't say they would be safe. >> reporter: immigration front and center again after another ig

>> and what about the travel ban, supreme court just upheld last week? it applies to eight specific countries bangladesh where the suspect came from is not one of them. tracie potts nbc news washington. >> president trump is pushing back against sexual misconduct allegations. this morning he dweeted allegations were fabricated by democrats. yesterday three women appeared on megyn kelly today and accused him of misconduct. in his tweet the president said he doesn't know them or never met them. that tweet came before a third women showed up on megyn kelly "today" and accused him of groping him on mar-a-lago. >> he didn't acknowledge me. if he had accidentally nudged me, then he could have said excuse me, but he said nothing, he knew what he could do. and i

the look of guilt. >> melinda against the accusations. this morning famed chef is admitting some of the sexual misconduct allegations against him is true. yesterday he announced he was stepping away from restaurant empire after four women came forward. accused him of inappropriate conduct over 20 years. much of the behavior does match up with the ways i have acted, oversaw the state dinner of the obama administration. >> the maryland woman badly hit in the las vegas shooting will spend the holidays at home with her family. ti tina frost says she will continue therapy as outpatient. shot in the head and lost her right eye. groped,

a woman describes her ride. >> this raises new concerns over who you are getting in the car with. the woman says attacker of the driver that tacked her her sunday morning occurred not too far from chilly. talked to the riders shaken. >> reporter: the attack on 4:00 in the morning. tonight police are looking for that driver. police say the woman was getting a ride from a ride share company when the driver stopped the car on east capital between 4th and 5th. attack was violent. told her the driver groped her and choked her when she started to yell. fought him off and got out of the car as he tried to sexual willy tried to assault her. unsettling to people in the neighborhood. >> i'm disturbed by that. i have used by

and always had a good experience, so makes all of us think about personal safety and what steps we can take to protect ourselves. >> i work night shift from 3 to 3:30 so i uber back here every night 3:30. of course i'm a male, so i'm not worried about that, but i feel for the woman and i hope they catch him. >> reporter: police haven't confirmed uber, lyft or other ride share. >> and we are working with you for four things you need to know. first, plan ahead, have a route in mind for your driver. make sure you have a place inside to wait. try to avoid waiting on the street. verify your driver, make sure you are getting into the right car. and share your trip details with friends so they can make sure you arrive safely at your destination. >> now to ride sharing sticker shock, uber customer took a five milee

$14,000. only in the car for 21 minutes and should have set him back $20. the customer issued a refund. souds like some kind of mistake. >> clearly. jimmy kimmel returned to the late night stage holding his little boy. >> so took time during his monologue to plead with congress to restore children health care. >> i've had enough of this. i don't know what could be more disgusting than putting a tax cut that mostly goes to rich people ahead of the lives of children. >> now kimmel says new mission is to add vocate for the childr health care, chill, billy is doing well after his operation, thankfully.

son to politicize the issues. >> he's cute. >> ladies out there, don't you feel like we are getting tougher than the men when it comes to handling sickness. men tend to overreact just a tad. that's what it says. >> not an overreaction. we'll tell you all about this article that is put out by the british medical journal saying men may experience more flew symptoms. dam enthe hormone system while females can boost it. so something inside of it make us less able to handle. so we are not being dramatic. >> uh-huh.

take a guess, manaeriam webster just released a word. >> if you walk outside you might describe it as mild. 5:00 this evening bitter cold better description. what about tomorrow,

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wildfires across southern california. monstrous thomas fire hasten golfed more than 200,000 acres. and could take months to fully extinguish those flames. now, change expected to be jolt so our bodies. >> news4 justin finch tells us how to get our cars ready. >> reporter: doesn't take much for us to get ready for cold weather, maybe hat, gloves, but for your vehicle could be different chblt they need extra support as we go into the colder weather at this time. so triple-a is advice that you have a cold weather plan for your vehicle. and all morning we have been asking drivers if they have weather plans for their cars and response was no, but one guy saying this. take a

itself. a lot harder to start in the cold. so i think it's importance to keep up on the update. >> reporter: now here are four things to look out for on your vehicle. make sure your battery is in working order and is ready for the coldness that's coming your way. also windshield wipers, make sure your blades are not dpul. also check your tires for wear and tear. make sure your tires have a grip which you'll want on the slick surfaces coming your way. also make sure your light and signals are in working order. now many drivers say they have routine maintain taenance on th vehicles. if you are doing that, most of the items on your list are checked off. but if you are not sure, does not help to take a look around and check your vehicle for yourself. i'm justin finch news4, back into y

prepared. i need a reminder every year to check things. >> can't hurt. >> and tomorrow, kind of want to cover your feet. serious. >> weather? >> it's all checked tomorrow. >> what i realize the day the cold day is wednesday. this this is about the morning show, but chuck will be outside in the morning, make sure you watch, freezing, feeling like single digits. weather alert because the bitter cold is on the way. going to start to move in this afternoon. right on our doorstep. single digit wind chills tomorrow morning and watching some snow in the forecast too late in the day tomorrow. now mostly looks north of d.c. right now it's 45 degrees. feels like 42. not too much of a difference. but this time tomorrow we are going to have a huge difference. in fact, in about i would say several hours, also going to

7:00 p.m. tonight feeling like the teens. here's a look at the radar. a few sprinkles possible. but here you see the cold air by the snow. rain up near new york but the cold air is going to be moving in soon. here's single digits up to north and west. but as we go through tonight look at these numbers 6:00 p.m. winds increase, cold air gets here, feeling like the teens through much of the area. now go over night wednesday morning, look at the single digit numbers, model has updated to put a zero in gains berg. and feels like on your skin when you factor in the wind to combine with the temperature by tomorrow afternoon feeling only like the low 20s. going to be cold one. then i mention that chance of snow. go into tomorrow night, there is a little clipper system coming into the forecast. tomorrow 8:00 p.m. mostly north of d.c. we'll be watching this closely. half an inch or a little more as we go flew parts of nohe

maryland. but again clipper. these things move quickly. the track could change slightly. so updating you on that later this afternoon and this evening as well. but bundle up. next snow chance comes part of friday. taking a look at the cold straight head. thank you. so word of the word for 2017 is feminism. >> yeah, merriam webster looked up the year 70 percent more. and the me too movement started and watch on washington. >> weeks of drama in alabama all leading up to today when voters hit the cold. >> allegations of sexual misconduct could help democrats turn a long time senator seat blue. we'll take a look in alabama. and 'tis the season for

the road to the special election in alabama has taken some pretty ugly turns. >> but voters will have final word as candidates make last minute pitch. here in alabama. >> reporter: former u.s. attorney doug jones is trying to do something that hasn't been done

the senate as democrat in alabama. cast his ballot this morning. >> in alabama we have come so far with too many things, and there is this seeing, full me once shame on you, alabama will not have that shame happen again. >> reporter: campaign saw him riesz from long shot to contendere. finishing the campaign in birmingham last night along former nba son charles barkley. >> at some point we have to stop looking like i hdiots to the nation. >> reporter: and now to the brink of becoming a u.s. senator. >> i want america great. but i want america good. and she can't be good until we go back to god. >> reporter: moore

alongside former trump adviser bannon who blasted republicans from abandoning moore after allegations of misconduct. >> there is a special place in hell for republicans that should know better. >> reporter: heard his support we'll find out so much. chris, montgomery, alabama. just in renewed crack down. attorney general jeff sessions says the gang nos lie lent in the country. moments ago break down the organization. he said it starts with ending illegal practices which is rampant in the immigration system. >> i've ordered our prosecutors to renew their focus on immigration offenses, specifically where those criminals have gained

cartel access, violent crime next cyst. >> now the attorney general designated take down of m.s. 14 as security for national security forces. >> d.c. police are now asking for the public's help in identifying a porch they've. shows the person going door to door and stealing. it happened near grant circle park. anyone with information is asked to call police. l. dispatcher structure with entrapment. >> you just heard the dispatch call made sunday night in lovettsville. loudoun county could not get them. we know they called with a life alert device. by the time they got there, one person died inside.

started that fire. you trust the smoke detector in your house will alert you if there is a fire. >> but the one you have now may be obsolete. new dpee tech or. >> working for you explaining how the new models can make your life easier. >> we are the fire department checking your smoke detectors. >> reporter: making sure new law goes in effect january 1st make smoke alarms in most residents homes out dated. alarms that run on 9 volt batteries need to be replaced with these, alarms with 10 year batteries sealed into the unit. firefighters installed one for free in this resident's home. >> now it's good for ten years. >> reporter: some see it

advantage especially for seniors. >> after ten years you replace the entire unit. >> reporter: say residents remove the 9 volt to reuse in something else or don't change the battery when it dies. >> this year we've had five fatalities in prince gorge count and this gives you a chance. >> reporter: these ten year alarms also has a hush button if the alarm goes off while cooking, you can push the button. you'll need to install a 10 year alarm on any level in your home. >> what we are doing out here is good. >> reporter: residents won't need to keep changing batteries. safety improvements that firefighters hope will save lives. these new smoke alarms cost a little more 20 to $25, the good news is if you live here in prince gorgeou

311 and they will come out tan install one for free. news4. >> all right. getting ready for the first night of hanukkah. cooking up class kicks. >> classics. >> also ready for cold air. sheena will show us how low they'll tumble. season of giving and so many ways to give back to the food and friends project to the lucky dog animal rescue to even the holiday project where you can go to dpifrn nursing homes and spend time for those away from their family this holiday season. of course good to give presents but give the company without their company this year. for more ways to learn how to gi bacvek

the russian olympic committee says now supporting russian athletes who choose to

compete. the olympic committee banned russia last week but gave athletes the option to compete under the russian flag without a specific country. says roc officials say most athletes want to compete even as neutrals. the committee will do their best to help those still completing. the cold weather and snow over the weekend is good news for local resorts. the wilton county doing the cannon since last thursday. winter green hopes to have 7 of 20 slopes ready to go when it opens this friday. so there is an upside. a lot of people looking forward to ski season. >> and it's a big business. they need the snow to run their resorts. and you have to love fresh snow. >> i love it. >> i love the fireplace at the ski resort. >> i'll say,

snow boarding on fresh snow and ice and i prefer fresh snow. >> so we like to have the fresh poi der out there but as we go through the next 24 hours, not only talking about the bitter cold but another snow chance. not for everybody. this is small clipper system moving into the area. but here's what the temperatures look like. you see all the purple over the great lakes. that is a ball of arctic air coming in from can dada and head in this direction. right now in washington mid-40s but colder air on the way. look at the temperatures. you will never know we have single digit wind chill. currently this is 44 clinton but numbers quickly dropping through the afternoon. maybe a few sprinkles. but you do see the cold air making way closer to us. so for the rest of the day today not too bad around lunchtime still about the mid-40s.

4:00 p.m. temperatures start dropping. 7:00 p.m. wind chills up to 20 degrees. maybe mid-30s by 7:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. look at the wind chills, we can be can looking at single digits. so go too tomorrow, wednesday, morning temperatures 20s and below twreezi bel below freezing afternoons. single digits by 7:00 p.m. 10:00 a.m. close to the teens. 1:00 p.m. that's where we'll be below 20 degrees for the feels like temperature. here's future weather, not only talking about the cold, but talking about that small clipper system that i did mention moving into the forecast but only for part of the area. that's 9:00 p.m. wednesday, so again with these clippers they move pretty quick. sometimes the timing does change the direction that it's moving can change. so we'll have to watch the track. but mostly north of the district we can

about half inch to maybe a little more through wednesday night. does clear up for thursday. but any untreated roads we expect it 20 stick too. twrie day next snow chance. weekend looks good and dry. and temperatures start to climb. a little steady for temperatures into next week. >> sheena, thank you. well, hanukkah is here and with it comes all those yummy fried foods. >> but take a look the kosher baker. shang secretsri

well, every day we are getting closer and closer to santa peaking up sleigh and showing up all over the world. showing how kids in need can have a special holiday season. >> the first bus load of preschoolers arriving now. they are paired up with a volunteer to pick out a toy. and also a brand new book to take home. this is part of the toys for tots campaign here in fairfax county at fire station number 11 in pen dar station. and, look, the grand finale for the kids is of course meeting santa overhe

kids to come through here from area schools, shelters, and nonprofits. all to make the holiday season a lot brighter for those children in need in the area. we are in the spirit of the holidays here in the alexander section of fairfax county. i'm molette green, news4. >> well, tonight is the lighting of the national menorah. doors open at 3:00 and music at 4:00 p.m. there will also be hot lat ka and donuts to celebrate. i always worry about pronouncing that wrong. you can find a link washington app. >> you are pronouncing it correctly. hanukkah means eight days of mouth watering food. but the treats do not have to

the new cookbook "healthy jewish kitchen" joining us with alternatives for the holidays. thank you for being here. >> happy to be here. >> happy to have you. how did you go from the delicio delicious sweets to concentrating on healthier. >> because i love eating and desserts how to develop strategies to eating lighter holiday meals so we have room for dessert. i have wrote a cookbook. >> my son says he has dinner and dessert column. >> right. but ways today to make the desserts healthier that's what i've tried to do so people feel better. >> i love t here you have potato lat kas, that i go smell. >> don't they look fried? but they are baked in the oven. you double this. and you brush the pan and heat in the off anthe 450 degrees. then you heat

oven for about five minutes or so until it gets hot. then you take your potatoes and shred them up with the pepper. just like what happens at home, always happens. >> okay. >> then whenever you are working with shredded potatoes make sure you have lemon juice nearby because they'll stay nice and yellow. and i already have in the bowel green and white onions i chopped up. and i add baking poi der and salt and pepper. potato starch. you can use flour too and then add my eggs. doing this while it's heating up the oven. at home i'll doll this with my hands. and i serve it with

applesauce and make this that goes nice with this. >> and tell me what else you have. >> i have from the healthy jewish kitchen, a ma chu green powered and almonds as well. as israel rug a love, but almost 50% whole wheat flour so you can feel good about eating them. they should be so good that you'll be satisfied after one or two. >> moderation, right. >> absolutely. so you take this out of the oven, super hot. then you take your hand, and take columns of batter and when you put it on the pan it will cyst el, and bake this for about 12 minutes, flip them over, another 10 minutes, and have baked lat ka without all the fat. and if it gets

>> can i taste one of those? >> of course. >> and people serve them with senior cre sour cream as well. >> and that way you get like the edge is nice and crispy. and you can also shred them by hand with the old-fashioned greater which ruins your manicure but does the job. >> what do you have over here? >> i have, this is one of my favorite take favorite cakes, and olive oil, and 8 nights, and i have cookies, it's a ground almond. i love doughnuts, i have a kit online this year, so people can make doughnuts at home. so i try to b

food, salad with the wonderful treats. so try to give everybody everything if i can. >> thanks for being here. these are delicious. >> i know you'll want one of these aaron. >> i'll be right over. thank you, ladies. >> thank you. >> well, a young man from d.c. thought he had to give up his dream of sharing his special gift. ♪ >> this is such an awesome story. when we come back we'll tell you how he's gettinga second chance

betwegwen stefani is on the christmas show this evening. blake shelton. and all these mupeople. should be a lot of fun. you don't hear too many 18 year olds who like to sing opera, but a d.c. who does. >> grad of duke ellington school. and reports on his efforts to fulfill his dream despite financial odds. >> reporter: considers himself

life has not been. >> here's a picture of my father i keep it on my mirror to remind me of him. >> reporter: he was shot when he was younger and died. and speaks german. something inside him drew anthony to opera. ♪ >> reporter: opera? >> yes. >> reporter: your friends laugh. >> yes, they did but not anymore. >> reporter: and few in his family to attend college, he couldn't afford tuition. but after duke ellington for the arts and countless working for tutor, being a college drop out was painful. >> i didn't have the money. so the dream came to an end. >> so i thought. >> reporter: but st. luke's coral director had another idea. she invited anthony to perform. >> i felt someth

to sing for. >> reporter: it may well be in anthony's greatest performance ever. audience so engaged they raised $40,000, enough for the next year of college. >> for a young african-american man fwl this society who has chosen not only higher education, but in the area that not too many young african americans males choose. >> reporter: opera? >> opera. >> reporter: soon several universities heard about his story. >> july ard. duquesne university. >> reporter: no final decision yet but big dreams. >> i want to travel and share it with the people. >> reporter: striking the right chord for a bright

nbc news4 washington. >> i love his voice. >> hopefully conversations happening and he'll get to be really good and travel around. >> okay. we know we are getting cold, sheena. but take a look at today twru the afternoon these numbers will be dropping, so by 6:00 p.m. could be feeling like the teens for much of the area. now look at the single digit wind chills by tomorrow morning cold, windy. tomorrow afternoon feeling like the teens most of the day and then get into the mid to low 20s. chance of snow late tomorrow night mostly north of the district. thursday dry out. still in the 30s. another chance as we go through friday. but so far the weekend looks good and dry. >> thanks, sheena. that's it for news4. join us for midday. >> you can get

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♪ we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> what happened in the lunchroom? >> they poured the milk on me and -- and they put their hand down my clothes and threw food at me. they called me names. >> oh, keaton jones, the bullied boy in the video that's gone viral, speaking out. initially got a huge outpouring of support and then -- >> and then the pile-on began. what a turn this story took in 48 hours. it emerged first, as you said, this little boy being made into a hero. a voice for the voiceless speaking out against the