breaking news. thanks for joining us on this midday. i'm chris lawrence. >> i'm molette green. we want to get you to the breaking news. deadly shooting in reston. news4 derrick is there with the latest. >> reporter: it was about 5:00 a.m. this morning when police were called to 3,600 block of black fur court. when they got here they found 3 people shot inside. two of the adults pronounced dead. third person in critical condition. police do not have any identifying information they are releasing at this time about these victims, whether they were

males or females. we do know they were adults. residents in this neighborhood say this is quite out of the ordinary for them. >> amazing, because the loudest thing that happens around here is occasional barking dog. >> the investigation continues. in ruston, derrick ward, news4. all right. we are heading into the holiday weekend and get a check on the forecast. >> absolutely. tomorrow team 4 weather center with everything you need to go. >> cold right now. >> absolutely. a lot going on. as the christmas draws closer, we are looking at the rain, temperatures dropping through next week. talking some snow. >> i'll have that in a moment but first through the friday. temperatures peaking low to mid-50s not a bad day as far as temperatures to get the last minute shopping. the good news we'll be staying dry so i know it's clou

will stay at bay until we head into overnight hours. so great travel day today but the rain is moving in tonight. i'll time that out. looking like a sogy saturday. for your christmas day, at this point not expecting a white christmas but a few snowflakes. i'll talk about that more detail coming up. >> thanks so much. in airports three days before christmas. videos show passengers streaming outside in glass. air conditioner overheated this morning and set off fire alarms at love field. let passengers in around 20 minutes later. no disruptions at local airports but plenty of long lines. megan joins us from reagan national. any issues so far out there? >> reporter: no, actually it all went smoothly this morning. if you take a look behind me, you can see the security checkpoint line. steady

nothing too terrible. basically what we experienced was a big rush very early this morning. talking like 4:30, 5:00 in the morning, actually some long lines there for a time, but things settled down. so far, so good. 5:00 in the morning and look at the baggage check american airlines. busy day around the countdownry. >> i wasn't expecting how many people. we got up at 3:30, and there is this many people already here. >> reporter: as always, arriving early is key. two hours early is the recommendation. al drik rivers came to washington to introduce newborn son to grandparents but almost missed their flight out of florida. >> we always get there an hour early but i guess they say get there two hours early but we got there. >> we made it. >> literally they were about

>> reporter: airlines have added 90,000 seats to keep up with demand this holiday season. and thankfully no major weather problems this year. just a little snow in boston, where the barrett family is headed, but they are excited. >> growing up with the snow makes christmas christmas. >> reporter: but perhaps no one more excited than the stones, they are going to disney world. >> when we get there we'll have a nap and see harry potter land. >> reporter: now, let's take a live look from our cam here you are seeing the area where people are dropped off upper levels for depart tours and get an idea how things look here. now, just because it's a little calm right now, we are not seeing the long lines, that doesn't mean you have more time to get to the airport. they do want you here two hours ahead of time. and we are expecting the lines to get longer later on in the afternoon. back to you guys. >> all right. megan, let's hope the

thanks so much. also big project about to get under way on red line. crews expanding project in tunnels and starting tonight single tracking and late night hours and weekends. that project will wrap up february 15th. the government will stay open through christmas and into the new year. congress passed a short-term spending bill last night. news4 trace sie potts is on capl hill. >> reporter: who is paying doctor bills for 9 million low and middle income children across america? for now the federal government. congress extended funding for the children's health insurance program through march. but some states fear the money may not last that long. >> next year is going to be very demanding. >> reporter: next year, january 19th, the next budget show down. >> and what will happen then? another

>> reporter: through temporary budget, congress passed avoids the crisis tore now. no government shutdown today. but it leaves $81 billion in disaster relief up in the air for florida, texas, and puerto rico. >> we have 300,000 homes under water. puerto rico has no lights. >> reporter: also up in the air as lawmakers head home, daca, protection for young immigrants, it runs out in march. >> negotiations are going well. we are working through it. >> reporter: if there is a deal republican leaders promise a vote in january. they are still riding high after tax reform. >> this will provide great opportunities for the employees of our country. >> reporter: but it doesn't address other issues left hanging. reauthorizi reauthorizing warranty less taps on foreigners. >> and that's something that congress has to deal with. the marketplace plans, the premiums already sky

some families tell us they are paying 3 and $4,000 a month. starting in january. tracie potts, nbc news washington. remember the protests on inauguration day. this is video from that day. chaos erupted as police pepper sprayed protesters. windows were smashed. all back in january. nearly 200 people were arrested following the commotion. yesterday six of them were acquitted in d.c. court. >> still not over. still 180 other defendants and i want to be there for them. >> reporter: more demonstrators going on trial in march and we'll keep you posted what happened. getting some new video two devastating house fires just days before christmas. chopper 4 was there in springfield. part of the home collapsed. you can see dozens of firefighters

extinguish the flame. most of the smoke back in the house. looking to see if any one was inside. also learning a lot more information about a fire that destroyed a fire in germantown. >> montgomery county said that was pretty much gutted. 75 firefighters responded to the scene because they didn't have fire hydrant access. one firefighter was hurt but not seriously. >> one tough little boy got a big surprise from prince georgia county police officers yesterday. >> it's not often where we get to report good news out of something so horrible. a close friend of the family accidentally shot caleb. so police officers are happy to see him doing so well.

call from close friend saying he accide accidentally shot his son in the chest but rushing to the hospital. just days after released from the hospital caleb is doing well and loving the play station. dad is happy but still a bit shocked at how well his son is doing. >> for him to be walking around 17 days later, no one could ever, you know, wish that, you know. so it's a joy. >> caleb's dad says he's doing well but still some recovery to do. for more information to contribute search "help caleb" on the news4 washington ap. >> prince georgia has some news

you no he, that's not love. andrea tells us she feels grateful and blessed. three months ago set on fire. charged her boyfriend. didn't want to talk about him. but did want to talk about her healthy baby girl. >> i'm excited to hold her and talk to her and kiss her a million times. >> she says she has burns over more than 70% of her body. she's now under going physical therapy treatments and is thankful for the medical staff that's helping her recover. >> god bless her and those incredible nurses. >> absolutely. i mean, it's quite a recovery when you have those significant injuries. >> news4 is committed to helping families find the help they feed from domestic violence. we call it "safe at home" open up the app and search save at

can even save lives. >> this is a national case, two teenagers luring a girl into the woods. >> all to a peace a fictitiousal character called slender man. >> reporter: security for private and public schools. viming up next on news4 deo

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back now with some breaking news. maryland man is in custody this morning accused of stealing from teachers purses during the school day. it's a crime that demonstrates a serious flaw in school security for both private and public schools in our area. prince georgia chief joins us live with this story that you'll only see on news4. tracy when i heard about this, it made me say you are kidding me. >> reporter: exactly. because how does a man with no connection in the schools make it in school ns this area, walk around students and go into unlocked classroom. did it at the international school and right across the

elementary. the police took the suspect in custody. he is charged with going into these schools, and stealing from teachers, going into their purses, taking out debit cards and credit cards, then going to area stores like target and safe way and spending their money. here now from the police department. >> he'd walk around schools, enter classrooms unoccupied at the time, still credit cards from the teachers' purses, staff purses, immediately leave the school and go to various stores, target, safeway, giant, and use those cards, which were buying merchandise. >> reporter: he is now in custody being held by the

ten berg agency. a number of police were involved, he's looking at a number of felony charges for the crimes he committed. continue to watch news4 today. we'll have more on this developing story coming up in our evening shows. reporting live i'm tracy back to you in the studio. >> great work, tracy. news4 has learned that examined more than 200 schools after incident this past spring which included allegations a girl had been raped. a school official tells the final elementary schools relating to review are complete, but news4 reviewed a school district report which showed a recommendation that would bolster recruitment of staffers, especially those that are woman, they dropped criminal charges in that rape case. noul for the fallout of

recognize jerusalem as the new capital. reports on what's likely to happen next. >> reporter: the vote was a stunning rebuke and the clue mak cl climax of this vote decision is null and void. yesterday was an emergency vote in the u.n. general assemble on the same wording. and president trump threat could see their aide cut. the numbers 128 who voted in favor of the resolution. palestinian see this as a success. majority of world backs their decision. and ambassador nikki haley inviting all 65 nations not vote against the u.s. to thank you

this as the first symbolic step of the united states taking note who supports us and who does not. but this is part of a bigger diplomatic move that palestinians are making to side line the u.s. in peace process. they think they have taken israel side in the issue and now reaching out to countries like china and russia to see if they will step into the void they see left by the u.s. nbc news, london. one ohio family just took the cake for the best holiday gift for their child's teacher. it's really good one. it's at the top for a teacher. >> if you are still brainstorming four your kids teachers, you could totally steal this idea. take a look. jake's parents recognize he may be a bit of a handful. they gave teach erms wine bottles with the message, our child may be the reason you drank so enjoy the bottle on us. they thought

video in the world and posted them on twitter. >> it does give up the illusion that my brother is big time troublemaker. and that's not entirely true. he's definitely not the worst stud contine student but not the best either. >> pretty high praise. >> big brother. all of the children have gone to the same school, so he says this is kind of a big thank you to all those teachers who had to endure the whole family over the years. over the years. >> i think at one point the brother wrote, i couldn't spend six hours with my little brother, so god bless the teachers who can. >> you know, if the kid is out of school, teachers are gone for the holidays, i'm sure if your teacher likes wine, he or she will take it as a post holiday gift. >> you can do that. so if you are down to the wire with your christmas shopping, we might have some holiday help to help youhe

the list. >> yeah. our bosses gave justin finch $100 in 30 minutes to go shopping at national maryland. >> for us. >> here's what he came up with. >> reporter: deborah, here from national harbor. you heard my challenge. do you think this is going to be possible? >> i think it will be easy. we have unique stores. on your mark, get set, go. >> reporter: first gift at the tavern. >> minute, 16. >> reporter: we are good. this is for sheena. tar vis carries drink ware. >> i feel like this is going to work. >> reporter: last up is molette, she told me pink would do so this was an easy

cvs. time to total up. chris gift is 36.04. we have sheena mug, is $21.19. and i did go the extra length and purchase a gift bag at $4.23. >> grand total of $98.55 in 28 minutes. nice. nice job. >> reporter: 28 minutes. >> look, i just tweeted out the whole video what i look like in my gift. >> bow tie has little black dogs on it. it's pretty cool. now, you got some pretty sheik bunny hood hybrid thing. >> scarf thing. >> check our twitter and facebook pages, youav

i tweeted it out just a second ago. please. >> all right. there is it a lot mr ahead on news4 midday. >> including a finalfarewell to

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joint base andrews. he is going to mar-a-lago for the holidays. >> and we have some news to share with you. our venerable tom has decided to leave. >> that's right. he's been about local politics forever, especially when it comes to the district. >> reporter: i'm tom sherwood in the district. here in the nation's capital there is a lot to do to get ready for friday inaugural. >> he says he plans to refocus, not retire, on local politics and continue to contribute to the politics hour on wamu radio. >> and i urge you to watch reporte reporters notebook on sunday. >> crihristmas eve in the morni. >> yeah.

folks heading out or welcoming families in. >> we have a roller coaster in temperatures, right? >> we do. we will be approaching the 60s for saturday. then the chill really begins to set in as we head through the holiday week. so let's talk those temps. right now walking outside in the district we are in 44 degrees. this is live picture so you can see a lot of cloud cover rage out there. maybe walking outside saying is it going to rain? no, the rain will hold off until later tonight. cloud cover rage for now. 44 degrees right now in washington d.c. a lot of us now moving out of the 30s and low 40s. and headed to the low to mid fifth as 50s heading through friday. not bad. in the low to mid-50s. then as we head into the remainder of our friday night, maybe a few holiday parties, take a look, 7, 9:00 still hanging

stay dry. up to 11:00 watching for showers. here's a look at the big picture. i have the radar, because a lot of you ready to head out, maybe a flight to visit family down towards the southeast, if that's the case we do have some rain showers, pretty heavy at times, down towards atlanta. then you change gears and look up towards new england, where they are seeing some snow. so any flight delays, that's probably your best bet out towards the southeast. hitting the road anyone, do it today. temperatures today in the low 50s. saturday we are going to be in the low 60s, so a warm day over all, but again pa lot of rain showers throughout your saturday. we are going to dry things out by sunday. i'm going to hav your christmase

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reality winner, that's her name, she's giving a rare jail house interview. she is the former nsa contractor jailed for allegedly making off with top secret documents from a government facility. nbc carry sanders has that story. >> reporter: this morning, new details are surfacing about reality winner, the former nsa contractor in jail awaiting trial for allegedly

classified information. win ser accused of stuffing a top secret report about russia's election meddling in her panty hose, walking out of the building, and later mailing it to a news outlet. >> her family believe she is a patriot. >> reporter: in a magazine says her family and friends describe her as intense, focused, and concerned about the state of the world. >> they believe that the document that she leaked is one that american voters deserve to see. >> reporter: recently she was able to talk to winner at georgia county detention center, speaking by phone. >> she was serious, eager to talk and tell her story. >> reporter: but after less than six minutes a guard realized hally was a reporter and ended the interview. hally says she never lied about being a reporter. winner listed her as a friend who could

they checked her i.d. >> we never got to talk about how she feels about the consequences or her motivations. >> reporter: fluent in several middle eastern nations, she served as translator in the air force, turned 26 just a few weeks ago, in her room a pick a choo bed spread, make america green again sticker plastered on her car. and winner messaged her sister writing i have to take apollo graph where they are going to ask if i ever plotted against the government with the hashtag, gonna fail. her sister says it was a joke. in recorded comments on a support group website, her mother says what's happening to her daughter is so unfair. >> she feels like she is being at

she does feel very powerless and hopeless in this. >> carry sanders reporting there. winner mother is planning to advise et her daughter in jail this weekend. and like the reporter who got that interview, their conversation will also be recorded h. teenager in wisconsin who tried to kill her classmate will spend more than two decades in the psychiatric hospital. 16-year-old admitted to stabbing another girl and another girl claimed they were in flfluenced a character named slender man. during her sentencing yesterday she an apologized. >> i'm hoping making myself responsible for what i took part in that day, that i can be responsible and make sure this doesn't happen again. >> well, the victims mother says her daughter lives in fear a

scars from that stabbing. sports world carolina panthers could soon be under new ownership. businessman from char lots said he's looking with investors looking to buy the team. four others committed and hoping more will join. panthers owner said he's putting it up for sale. after days after he was accused of sexual harassment and racial slur. they share videos label music. currently labels that contain universal music are taken down after they are up loaded. no word when the deal kicks in. i'm iphone users taking apple to court. at least two consumers have filed lawsuits from slowing down smaller iphones. on wednesday apple admitted

it to prevent shut downs when the batteries die, tweak certain things that require more power. hasn't responded to the recent lawsuit. before you grab up all those last minute gift cards, we have a warning for you. >> that's right. you pay for them, but the crooks may have already taken the cash off them. how to make sure the gifts you give are not empty. but first let's take a look at what's trending. >> happy holidays, i'm social media johnson. christmas is almost here but christmas eve around the corner. and you know parties book up quick so you might want to make reservations this weebd. we have hottest parties in the area. all have you to do is search new year's eve on your app to get the select io

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avoid scans. and looks like oprah win free has a warning. >> i want to let you know people are trying to scam you on social media asking for money if you sign up on an account on instagram. >> oprah took to her instagram account to warn all of her fans involving a scam. >> they are promise gs money to sign up for their own account. oprah says that's fraud. do not give up personal information. >> speaking of scams, if you are trying to finish holiday shopping, gift cards come with their own risk as well. liz mclaughlin has some tipsow

>> reporter: and for those of us without the help of elves gift cards are easy option. but buyer beware. it's easy to steal information and drain the balance. >> not only can you hack those, but the cards that are for sale right now, i can hack those when they become activated and drain the funds as well. >> reporter: while chip enabled gift cards have added protection, they still use 1960s era predetermined pin numbers. and hackers are taking advantage. ftc is seeing a spike in gift card scams. but there are some things you can do to protect yourselves. >> consumers should be looking out for gift cards that are already scratched, where the pin numbers are exposed. >> reporter: avoid buying from public wracks in possible. say it's better to buy directly from the retailer, especially if they keep the cards away from the public, behind the counter. if you have a gift card

at the retailer that issued it. be on the look out for third party sellers asking for gift cards for payment. >> if you have an online merchant asking you to use itunes, that can be a big red flg. >> reporter: and don't let gift cards linger. the longer you hang onto them, the longer hackers have to access them, potentially gifting that money to someone else. liz mclove lane, nbc news. >> it's so awful that we have to deal with this kind of stuff. >> that's the big danger they sit in the drawer so long. >> i still have a bunch from last holiday. >> me too. >> all right. speak something of holidays, a lot of folks either heading out of town, or welcoming family in for the weekend. >> blessed with good weather. i'll tell you this, if you are doing any last minute shopping or hitting the roads, today is the day to get it done. that's because we are staying dry.

but saturday, it's going to be soggy. let's take a look right now at your weekend planner. so like i said, very soggy, that rain moves in, if you live in the district and north and along the corridor, we are looking at rain throughout the day. temperatures tomorrow afternoon low to mid-60s. but as we head into the evening, you'll start to get into a lot more of that rain. by sunday we are drying out. we are clearing out. but temperatures on subpoenaed will only be in the 40s. so like i said, holiday travel, you have dry roads today. flying looks to be pretty good unless headed up towards new england. they do have snow up there. shopping don't forget the coats. friday night any holiday party plans you have, late tonight and early tomorrow, you do have some rain moving in. in fact, here it is, around midnight showers in our area. then we head into saturday morning, rain still lingering. then pushing a little farther south. and i want to go

morning, around 3:00 a.m., that's when we have a chance of flakes, especially the farther north along the i 99 corridor. taking a look at that ten-day, you can see temperatures on christmas day will be upper 30s. not looking at a whies christmas. those snowflakes are out of here by day break. mostly sunny for christmas. then the chill sets in through the middle of next week. back to you both. >> thanks. not sure how many of you this applies to, but if you are thinking of adopting an exotic pet. >> exotic pet. >> our sheena parveen has helpful info for you that's

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well, if you didn't know, the humane rescue alliance and a lot of shelters has more than dogs and cats. so we'll talk about it today. lauren is here with us and officer who deals with a lot of exotics. thanks for being here. let's talk quickly, what are some of the animals you can adopt? >> we have a lot of hamsters, snakes, you name it, please come to us if you are looking to adopt some of these small animals for your children. we want to spend the time and have conversation about their necessary care and life spans and what it will take to get

all facets that people don't associate with having small animals with pets. >> and adoption process is the same? >> it is. we want you to come in and meet the animal and you can come home that day. >> that's awesome. we'll take a look. let's do the rabbit first. here we go. this guy is adorable. i've had had a rabbit in my life. they are cool. but what are some of the things you need to know? >> this is oreo. they need to eat at all times. you always want to have food available. even in trance port they have hay. >> and they like chewing on things. because i let them out in the house. >> that's great you let them out. they do really well in large pens. >> let's see wwe

had a turtle growing up. i had a box turtle. >> this is a turtle, we native to maryland. this is a male. you can tell by the big claws in the front end. >> oh, wow. >> and they live a long time. >> how long? >> about 20 or 30 years. they are mostly aquatic but do need place toss get out of the water and need decent temperatures. females usually need a large enclosed pond outside but adopt well totem tours here. >> and i want to mention too, we have the jacket on the table for a reason, we'll show it at the end. let's see our next animal. guinea pig,i've had one of these too growing up. he

need to eat constantly. they do need to chew so their teeth don't grow too large. they can do well in pens. making it easier to keep than a rabbit. >> social animal. >> we shouldn't confine them into an enclosure. they want to be integrated in with the family. >> i used to have one of these. >> fun to watch. >> they are. now we have been waiting for in the jacket. kyle why don't you do the honors. >> this is your pet, right? >> this is my pet. this is drako. i adopted him from what was formally rescue society, now rescue alliance. found in a shoe box. >> he's a bearded drag.

make great pets. >> we can't predict what come through our doors, but don't come to pet store, come check us out first. >> i was going to say the variety you have is similar to what you would find in a pet store. you would think i want an animal like that, bearded drag gone, i'll go to a pet store. >> and it is our responsibility to tell you, so come and see what kind of pet. >> thanks for being here. i appreciate it. and hopefully you at home will be willing to give an animal a home, especially this holiday season. thanks, guys. >> you can do that bearded dragon. >> i have three kids and a dog, we have no more room. >> i'm not doing it. but somebody out there will be perfect for it. >> i know. >> all right. box office delivers over the christmas holiday. this is no exception. >> he

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well, we look to end the trading week and cost into the holiday weekend on high note. markets yesterday closed up highs in the session after several companies, including nbc universal parent comcast pledged to spend bonuses on wages on workers. and consumer sentiment. dow raising 55 points to 12,000. nasdaq closing up 4 to 69.65. john snyder papa john's is stepping down as ceo after two months after he made controversial conflicts after nfl comments were hurting seals. later apologized. . and christmas eve and still need to find a gift, don't fret, chains are pushing last minute shopping to the limits. kohl's is already in the

hoping, toys are up 6:00 a.m. today and stay open through 9:00 p.m. on sunday. now tomorrow is expected to be one of the biggest shopping day of the year. but 126 million con supervisors pektsed to hit the stores. this is nbc4 news business report. all right. this is it. last chance to get christmas gifts to destination. >> if you want it to arrive for the holiday, you'll have to go through us postal service, only thing is priority expression. for heavy items you might want to use a flat rate express box, because everything fits, that box is good up to 70 pounds. >> and that's about $24 out-of-pocket. >> not bad for last minute. >> not bad. be prepared to stand in the lines for a long time. >> speaking of holiday, let's get a fl

shopping to do. i'll probably get it done today as temperatures low to mid-50s but dry out there. i don't have to contend with any rainfall like i'll tomorrow. take a look, speaking of that, just the travel weather if you are headed out towards new england, they do have snow there. for us here, if you are living at the dulles, rain tomorrow morning. head throughout saturday, notice where the rain line is, farther north of the district. but then as we head into afternoon, southern maryland some of the wet action. sunday dry. sunshine in here sunday. but take a look at what happens sunday night into early monday morning, we do get a little bit of wintry precip and that changes over to some snowflakes, especially north of the district. but that is short lived for your christmas holiday. by day break we are looking at mostly sunny conditions for monday. storm

mid-60s because we'll have cold air towards next week. so breaking down christmas eve, temperatures in mid to upper 40s on christmas eve, breezy but dry. monday morning you have to wake up very early to see some flakes. temperatures on monday afternoon will be in upper 30s. and then we'll continue to monitor the end of the week where we could get some more snow chances. that's a look at your forecast. back to you all. >> all right. thank you so much. you know, a lot of folks hitting the road trying to get out of town to get home in time for kriefr christmas. >> or coming back into town. so let's take a look at the road action. the get a way along maryland 355 this camera. not too bad, right? >> no. i think they said pick up around 3:00 this afternoon sort of be the height of the rush. but we'll be working for you all afternoon and

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