travel trouble. >> menu change. >> yes. yes. >> reporter: that romaine recall forcing families to come up with a plan b for the dinner table. >> reporter: plus the latest details on a datah bre at amazon right before black friday. right no another crowded night on the highways. families making that last minute dash to be together. chopper 4 is riev overi-66 near the fairfax county parkway. we'll alert to you any tie-ups out there. >> it is all lit up. tonight one of the busiest at the airport. the flight aware misery map here showing delays and cancellations to some 2.5 million passengers e catch flights. >> wow, our transportation reporter adam tuss is standing by. let's start our team coverage with team meteorologi doug kammerer. >> amazingly. f

it will 30 to 40 degrees colder when you wake up tomorrow morning. we saw high temperatures in the mid-50s. a was gorgeous, sunshine, not lot of wind. the wind is picking up now. the arctic front to our forth. >> that is really already dropping temperatures around ou. regi it will drop quickly. you can see very cold air making its way across the great lakes. snow up towards new york city. feels like temperatures, wind chills 40 in d.c. 36 in frederick. below freezi. we will be about 20 to 30 degrees colder than this, the wind hill temperatures we s out there right now. by early tomorrow, that's why we are calling tomorw one of the coldest thanksgivings since 1996. wind chill, teens, 20s all day long, rain for your safety. that's why we're in weather alert mode here. we don't see this type of cold thisery often this early in the season. >> it's hard to believe after such a nice day we had today. thank you, doug., wet's shaping up to be

another rough night on our roads. here w goagain. people take off for the thanksgi ng holiday. , it's a crawl, with plenty of red lights. chopper 4 is live over the fairfax county parkway. >> reporter: brad, where are you seeing the big trouble spots right now? >> reporter: well, i'll tell you this, it is definitely dying down. we're in a muchetter position tan we were yesterday around this time. right now, we're looking athe outbound side of 66. those taillightsin approa route 66. we got a minor accident around the curve there. but right now, you can see as i tilt the camera down how easy going it is as you approach fair oaks from the beltway. that's what you will encounter once you pas that slow down. other areas of the beltway are seeing much improvement. the trouble spots arehe top side and the bottom of woodrow wilson bridge. i think your best time to head out of town if you waited this long i right now.

guys. back down to you. >> too late to changean >> right after this newscast. >> exactly. now to the it's been busy there all day. >> not many flight delays right now. but getting to the airport, to piov up your ones, that is a whole another story. >> thanks reporter adam tuss is outside reagan national airport. a lot of happy reunions. you got to see, right, adam? reporter: this is so sweet, doreen. we will show a you those reunions. it is still busy here at the airport. i can tell you the traffic to get around reagan nationa has gotten better in the last hour or so. like brad wasnt ning, that is certainly a good thing. those reunions, that itself what we love to see today. check out some of what we caught with their loved ones. home for thanksgiving. it's that moment. >> that moment when you realize now is about family.

even the dog is family. traveling, of course, can be the most stressful part of all th. therend of the journey, are smiles. rafael nunes is here from california. hills family is from all over. >> i lived in san francisco. my mom and stepnad live maryland. ay reporter: did you battle traffic on the wo the airport? you bet? >> traffic rolling in here was comical. there was ait lot of >> reporter: he hasn't seen his little sister for six months knoll now. now he is reunited. someone has to do the cooking? >>absolutely. my mom halls two kitchens to do that cooking. she is already working on stuff. >> reporter: now the traffic headaches don't matter, what matteris that everybody is here. we're all here hopefully, we're getting here tonight or maybe waiting until tomorrow mornin but the important thing is family, happy thanksgiving to erybody. we made it through the worst of

the travel period i think it isu safe to say, . back to you. >> all right, adam, happy thanksgiving to you. nothing like a cama in your face, right? when you get off an airplane, right? >> reporter: they loved it. they all loved itforom thank you sharing that. when joys seeing you. thanks, adam. lots of peoplent headed town on amtrak as well, union station is buzzing with activity tonight as people catch trains up and down the east coast so far, no word ofny major amtrak delays. although, cohen gestion is causing trains to be up to half an hour late. amtrak says it has added trains and staff to deal with the holiday rush. last year a record 770,000 people took the train to their thanksgiving destination. well, it's off to the grocery store for families who aren staying town and the stores as you can imagine, they are packed withfots last minute shoppers. >> oh, yeah, in our last half hour, bureau chief tracee wilkins braves the busy supermarkets. she talks to one family

switching uiv near thankg menu because of the romaine lettuce recall. >> conder the nbcashington app. one stop shopping for all thingd weather holiday travel. sign up to receive breaking traffic and weather alerts. it's easy. four local high school football players willpend this holiday weekend in a jail cell. they are charged with raping several of tear teammates. the damascus high school 15-year-olds are now charged as adults. atlantis say they azed several junior varsity football teammates inside a locker room. news 4 mean fitzgerald is live utside the da mass kiss hue school. >> reporter: yeah, these young thn were arrested early this morning. will remain in jail through the 22nds you mentioned the courts are closed through the holida holiday. >> obviously, they were very upset and concerned. >> reporter: it wasn't the news parents or students were

damascus in this community expected to hear one day before thanksgiving. >> it's horrible for eryone involved. >> reporter: but today, police announced the four jv football players will be charged as adults with first degree rape. the players are acced of sexually assaulting other teammates in the locker room th a brooke still i stick in what is said to be a hazing ritual. released the names of four 15-year-olds being charged. they held a press conference and say coaches and activity advisers have to enet with st to educate them about hazing and the warning signs. >> how to identify t ify are being victimized and how to stof theird if they think they will do something. >> reporter: the school system says once polic fish their investigation, the stool will conduct their own to determi if any staff members are accountable.

>> i definitely think that it should send message. i'm sure these kids all of them goin into it would have never dreamed their lives would end up like this. now, thes tell have their first -- back to you. >> meagan, thank you. now to president trump, who ist on vacation his mar-a-lago resort in florida was busy on twitter preparing to pick a fight with the chief justice of the u.s. supreme court. it all comes after a rare reboo you can from justice john roberts today t afterhe president complained about leg challenges to his immigration policies. news 4 blainal sander is live to explain this unusual back and forth. >> reporter: unusual, indeed. you know, we typicallyo not see supreme court justices mking public statements, certainly noting statements remotely critical of a president. but that's exactlyhat we saw today from chief justice john roberts.

ack a bit. this started after president trump walls critical of a federal judge out in california two temporarily blocked his order to restrict asylum seekers. denying them asylum if they crossed the border illegal. president trump was speaking to reporters yesterday. he slammed that judge as a quote obama judge implying that has some bearn his decision in this case. today in a statement, roberts said, tlrm no obama judges, there are no trump judges and he essentially hailed an independent judiciary. well, president trump just not too long ago escalateed that war of words on twitter saying, sorry, chief justice john roberts, but there are, in fact, judges. so again, this is something we rarely, if ever, have seen between the chief justice ofun ed states and the president. >> reporter: and, blaine, this is not te first the president has gone after the 9th circuit. what is the history rthere? orter: it's a frequent target of it. you will remember when the

president issued travel bans. it has been the 9th circuit that ice struck down two different versions of the president's travel ban, in fact.wh he was speaking to reporters, he said he was going to target the 9th circuit saying we always lose there and making a promise at that time that that wasn't going to continue to happen. >> all right, blayne alexander. thanks so much. a new job center is t ready welcome people in montgomery raunty with the goal of serving the imm population. casa opened a new center in meeton, it plans to help residents find higher paying jobs. casa says it will have english classes and workshops to help we are seoul writing, computer reir and building maintenance. we are told millions of jobs will require special skillsng payi at least $16 an hour a mother and son killed in a blazing fir overnight. tonight, what family is telling us about the victim. >> news 4 gets early word of

security upgrades at one of our largest school districts. we'll explain what's changinaf ternoon. a data breach at amazon a day before black friday. susan hogan, with how to know if you are affected. >> we're in weather doalert. is back with the bitter blast and who could see

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get out the puffy coat s dougs we are in for bone chilling weather thanks, to that chilling vortex. a livek loo at the wilson woodrow bridge. travel troubles on this thanksgiving eve. >> that doesn't look too bad. does it? an alert for online shoppers. am son now warning customers about a data breach. news 4 is work, for to you keep yo information fe. consumer reporter susan hoganves ith what you need to know about all this. >> reporter: doreen, do days before the biggest shopping days, amazon says names of customs may have been inadvertently closed. a technical error that now has been fixed. amazon did say that its website was ner breached messages were e-mailed today out to anyone affected o. if you did

get one the company says there is really nothing you need to do you do not need to change your password. back to you. >> a mother and her son were killed in a horrible massive fire. you can see here, this bethesda home became engulfed overnight. news 4orey smith joins us from the scene. a devastating loss for this family right before the holiday. >> reporter: right. absolutely tragic for this family. we have thrown some lights on the house, so you can exsee the extent of the house. you see that outer shell charred. the iide completel gutted. all told, a million dollars worth of damage. but obviously, there is no price you can put on the lives of john and inga randolph, the go people who died herehis morning. new video shows the inferno, montgomery county firefighters encount canterrerred.

--ncntered at the homily home. once they fire was the out. they wennd inside found the bodies of the people there. none of the fire alarms were working. >> we're tenumb. >> rep he says it's too early to feel grief or despair. but what h is feeling. even in the face of this tragedy is thankful. >> noby can take memory. material things can be lost. but we had man good times with the family. >> they were my neighbors for a epng time. >>ter: bobby gonzalez lived next to the randolphs for 15 years. they say they were more than neighbors. they were like family. there my kids cald them uncle johnny. >> lindsay smith was overcome with emotion knowing it's about families coming together. >> so i'm thankful we're alive. >> reporter: as heid , he couldn't dwell on what might have been. he was too busy remembering the good times his family shared

here, together steadfast in his faith that ultimately they'll be reunited. >> i have faith. it's going to be a resurrection. and i really believe i'm to see them again. >> reporter: there are still a few things we are hoping to len in the coming days. we're trying to find out exactly how john and inga randolph died. we are also trying to find out how this firete st we are live in bethesda, news 4, back to you. >> thank you. one thing we do know this time of ar, people are using space heaters. especially with the cold weather coming up. people may be hosting company in their homes and they may be turning on space heaters. we got to be really careful. >>don't we? i have to use one in my basement. it will be a cold area. heaters.e using space we want to use them, keep them curtains. make sure the cords are not frayed.

we will need them into the next louple of days. this is bruold coming in. you notice the capital wheel loo looks great. those winds are blowing. gusting upwards of 30 to 40 les perhour. out there towards dulles airport. th looks good. that's a great shot. that's a shot that we do nott. normally this is from chopper 4 showing the action at dulles airport. yeah, pretty good looking view out there this evening. a cd view at that. hopper 4 will be on the cold side. reagan national. >> that looks better today. once again, we told you yesterday, will be the busiest travel da we can make it through here. it's amess down there with all that construction. all right. 46 degree, wind out of the northwest. 15 miles per hour.t. with t we have a wind chill of 40 in the city. 32, though, already the wind chil down to 32 in hagerstown. 34 in leesburg.

34 in cull pep per the wind chill, look how it goes down from 40 to the 30s, to the 20s. to t teens, to the single digits. to 8 in buffalo. >> that cold air is continuing to move on our way, by early tomorrow morning, it will be here. i will show ybe the n in a second. it's all because of an arctic front. it's making it down, giving new york the potential for the coldest thanksgiving ever there for us, it cou make it into the top five as far as temperatures go. wind chills will be another factor. this is1 by tonight. just a couple hours. a wind chill of 20 in hagerstown. watch where we are tomorrow morning. i mentioned the single digits. in hagers up to. back towards cumberland, ryland, 14 along the eastern shock, around the cambridge . ar by noon tomorrow. good thing it's thanksgiving. we're not trying to get hundred. ptdoors. that isin cold during your thanksgiving. the high temperature only 33 mostly sunny, breezy, cold,

bundle up. rememberhe pets, too, it will be quite cold, especially tomorrow niat. high temperature of 41. a low temperature of 24. the coldest we've seen, aard freeze here. so make sure you turn off outdoors, as well. that's a good thing to do this time of year watch for morning ice on seat.th especially i western zone. it will not be an issue for d.c. temperatures warm quick on saturday, up to the low 50s. by sunday, ,ah, sund looks like a high of 58. this is short lived cold. it is atrong cold making its way ifnoight w. >> all right, doug, thank you. a smash and grab robbery in virginia caught on camera. but new video shows it doesn't go exactly aspl ned. >> we know amazon's second headquarters is coming to northern virginia. today we learn what maryland is offered. the improvements in the state's biggest ever incentiveackage. >> we are monitoring for holiday

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$5.8 billion. that's how much maryland had offered in its effort to lure maryland to set up shop in montgome county. it set a state record and has raised questions about what's next. the baltimore journal had an iv ince package, it includes $2.8 billion. it includes nearly 2.5 billion for transportationnding. among the upgrades, a new metro station, a marc train i train station and circulato bus pass. no word where they would have done. ultimately, they passed, opting to split its hq2 in new york city and north. n virgin new at 6:00 tonight, another upgrades.ecurity at one of our largest school districts in the region. news 4 scott mcfarlands explains tonight from our newsroom.

>> reporter: news 4 learned montgomery county wantto recon figure two dozen of their t school make them less vulnerable to an attack. a problem that will rea next year, we are told. it includes security vest bowls or secured entrances that direct visitors immediately into a secure space or into the main office when they enter the building. some of the district's older buildings and if younewer ones t have secure buildings. it's a district wide school security in the county back in 2017. a review undertaken after revelations of an attack in rockville high school and continued after t shooting in parkland, florida. thechoolays for security reasons, it won't publicly reveal which schools still need the upgrades. in the newsroom, scott mcfarland, news 4. t thank you. we want talk about something we are thankful for. >> that is allfou who helped

us with our food for families effort. >> our goal for those in need have a gre meal. at last check, we are about $20,000 short ofur al. >> it's not too late. $20 boys a turk twri for a family or a senior or veteran. >> you can search food for families in our nbc washington app to make a tax tucketible donation. we're collecting through sunday. >> it's easy to do it right online. it could be a thanksgivadg day p like you've never seen before. storm team 4 meteorologist amelia draperer, plains why. then smash n grass, robbers target a local store. there are some problems in executing the get away. >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer >> reporter: i'm darcy spencer in college a

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you are watching new 4 at 6:00. right now at 6:30. >> now a 6:30 the coldest thanksgiving in 20 years and, jim, we can get some freezing rain. yikes? >> yeah. i'm keepingt indoors. and a night of happy reunions at our local airports. right now, chopper 4 over the arrivals pickup area. >> yeah, i'm in the storm center with doug. doug, it's hard to believe that it's going to be so freezing cold. it was nice today. >> it s gorgeous today.

it really was. >> how can the polar vortex move that fast? >> it moves fast. if you know anything, it is m a faer when it wants to move. it is doing that right now. down to the eas the amazing thing is it's not that deep as far as the cold air is it is deep enough to come our way. look at the winds, 25 miles an hour in leesburg. that's bringing in that cold irair, moving in from theno h. right on down from the hudson bay in canada. right on oown into region. again, very cold air making it in here. one of the coldeks thvings we've seen all time around our rea, especially when you consider the wind chill. coming up, we will talk how long it will stay this way and a chancef freezing rai out there as we make our way into the day on saturday. so stay with us.ry i got eveing coming up for us at about 6:45. >> we'll see y then, doug. it's one of the most popularay

thanksgiving traditions in new york city and for all of us on televisi. we're talking about the big parade. they start inflating these giant balloons, strong winds could affect how it all goes tomorrow.ia am draper is here to explain. >> reporter: watching the parade on television is definitely the way to go. not only are we talking strong winds, bitterly cold temperatures in new york city as well. check it out. this is the forecast for the wind gusts tomorrow morning at 9:00 you can see they're high in new york at 29 miles an hour as the parade we.s we continue to track breezy, windy conditions the gusting coming down at noon until about 25 miles hour. you can get gusts a little higher in the city than the models arepredicting because of the urban canyon effect. what this is, the buildings create a wind tunnel that can increase that wind speed a i don't think that will be a

huge factor tomorrow. can y ee we're on that threshold the plans will not lift up. they will beherounded and you factor in winds like that, temperature, thed chill temperature for the macy's day parade 7 frigid degrees. when you are watching fromhe comfort of your home, keep that in mind. the balloons were lastinrounded 1971. the balloons have caused injuries in the past from wind events. kind of taking the plan and having it actually hit people. this happened back in 1997 and en there were two injuries, in 2005. now tomorrow is going to be a game time decision. there are anemometers alo the parade route. what these are, are wind gains. so l officials w monitoring the wind speeds in real time. maybe we don't see the larger floats g up. or another scenario would be keep them closer to the ground,

where the winds can't get to the oats as much. we will see some floats out there. that's wt we want to see as we smell thanksgiving dinner cooking and enjing hot cider at that point. >> youy know t will be huddling extra close this year. a brazen burglary in prince william hecounty, it out a hickup truck slams into a 7-eleven, sm out the windows in woodbridge. a group of hooded individuals hopss out,oc the store's atms off its block. we are told when they drove off, it fell out of the truck bed. the police tell us they may have car w jacked aan about a half away >> that i have recoverthey havet atm and truck, which they say was stolen in d.c.

investigatorssale tell us th investigators tell us they have captured one person in custody. an 18-year-old got sick she died sunday. darcy spencer reports, her family believes mold may have played a role the her death. >> reporter: the university of maryland campus is virtually deserted. most students have gone home for thanksgiving the family of the freshman is trying to figure out how they're going to gough the holiday without her. she died at a hospital sunday on from complica related to adino-virus. dr. david mcbride heads the campus center. >> we talk about cleaning surfaces, unfortunately, because there is no treatment for thiss vi and people who aren't hospitalized reallhat we need to do is hammer those prevention measures >> holly olivia had a weakened ingune system due to h crohn's disease. she had been sick since the beginning of the semester and

developed pneumonia. her 2k5d told me whetold me whe found out she had adeno-virus, she was already in the icu. and found out it was too late. he said olivia had mold in her dorm at the start of the semester, and questions whether that could have contributed to her illness. dr. mcbride told me there are five other cases of adeno-virus. he says tre is no consistent connection between mold and the virus. >> otherwise healthy people are very unlikely to have this kind of tragic course. >> reporter: olia's dad told me, he would like to see the university be more transparen and provide information about potential health risks quicker to parents and students. in college park, darcy spencer. news 4. >> you have been dealing with the closers on memorial bridge.

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residents at the annual feast of sharg dinner here at the washington convention center today. people fromll 8 wards were invited. the event also included life music and a health and community services expo, which offers free flu shots and health checks. more than a thousand volunteers helped serve those thanksgiving looks good. >> it does. if you don't have everythingneou for your dinner, your time is running out. >> it kind of is.ou prince george's county bureau chief stopped by the wegman's, also busy, asking last-minute shoppers what's on the menu for their thanksgiving feast. >> so are you ready for the holiday inn. >> not really. >> that makes sense, if are you in the grocery store today, you are offially a last-minute shopper. >> we saved everything for last minute this time. >> reporter: at the wegman's, shoppe have preparing for tomorrow's feasts. >> how many are cooking for? what's going on?

>> we're cooking for about 30 people. >> not too many. about 30 of us. my wholere family t'm making the desserts. i'm coming here fro maryland to make desserts with my i'm hoping she has things like pam. >> reporter: the choices are neve easy when you t to get it just right for families. >> at first i was going to get the my son wanted traditional. then i went for the turkey. >> reporter: what seasons are you looking for? >> actually this tere. >> reporr: see i came over to talk you found it. >> i don't want to pay $9 for it. ter: but one part of the store that did not have a crowd, the blank spice i space where romaine lettuce used to be. >> it's scary, we like salad and the romaine lettuce. when theye don't hav it, we find th best options. >> yeah. it's scary.

but better be safe than sorry. yeah. >> reporter: definitely started picking up here now that we're into the evening hours. if you didn't have an opportunity to get out and shop today, a number of grocery stores will be opened tomorrow. check the times to figure out when here at wegmans they will be opened from 6:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. for thofolks that need the last-minute items. >> you always need something. >> yeah some consider it a d.c. dell kas. not our mayor. >> why she slammed mumbo sauce on social media and the controversy her comments have ariggered. >> reporter: w in for a cold couple of days, i told you how cold tnksgiving will be. i will have more. how about black friday? still cold. you will be out there for the morning shopping 9:00 a.m., 24ee de 31 by noon. only up to 40 for a high temperature. really cold air making its way in right now. that's why that flag is blowing

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teammates inside a locker room on halloween. a fifth remains charged as a juvenile. they say the 14 used a broom during their hazing ritual. so far no one who works at the school has been suspended or fired. check out the traffic earlier outside reagan national airport thisevenin lots of people picking up family members. anothers catching a flight out of town. things have improved a little ri bit. t now, this is one of the busiest travel days of the the year for the airlineles. thgood news is flight delays are minimal. >> d.c. mayor murial bowser is getting a taste ofy. controve >> it seems like she asked for it. after are mad about mumbo the mayor slammed the famous sauce. one person says the comments will cost the mayor a young vote. another questioned if a mayor could be impeached. contractor over mumbo sauce. >> one said you can't somebody from d.c. who doesn't

like mumbo sauce on tearhick him. derek ward says the mayor is stirring up somee. trou >> reporter: mayor bowser posted it on her facebook page. r annoyance that mumbo sauce quintessential dvenlg she wrote she was a grown woman before she heard about it. so there i've said it. she probably expected the blow back. >> miss bowser can holler at us down ehere, c and get a piece of the city from her. you feel me? >> repor fr: you cand it at the shrimp boat, dupont circle. it doesn't get more d.c. than. that the shock made in d.c. where everything is d.c. made, hmumbo is a item. >> i know people come in hereal specif looking for mumbo sauce. i'm specifically from alexandria. i po not know thek story. >> reporter: over by s tip bo -- shrimp boat, we found someone that remembs putting it on since 1967.

>> it was not too hot, just perfect. >> reporter: just at 8th street. patent 2013 the u.s. office answered the question giving bragging rights legally to a chicago rib joint that began serving it up in the '50s. the mer of capital city marsha jones says her company and recipes are based on strong d.c. traditions go if i have t go by what my grandmother told me, she was eating it in d.c. in the 1950s. >> reporter: they heard about it in afghanistan. >> it's mumbo sauce, hot sauce and ketchup. it's great. >> reporter: a spokesperson says she was trying to give washgton residentsomething to talk about over the thanksgiving o holidayer than packup quarterbacks and shopping. based on the buzz and social media on the streets, i'd sayss n accomplished. we are here outside a quintessenal d.c. thing the big chair.

derek wa, news4. >> try to explain that one. when want to take issue with the guy with the cowboy hat having any opinion atsoever. we want to know how d.c. you are. test your essential d.c. knowledge by taking our quiz. open our nbc washington app and search d.c. quiz. >> i am craving some wings. >> are you? >> with i think yso? did? you came through. >> i did. absolutely. >> some of them are >> i hope there is some left by the time we're done. >> from t looksf it, they're going quick. >> oh boy. >> we' see how many people eat them out there tonight. >> there is the mbo sauce. all right, out there right now, guys, it's a cold night already. this is a shot of i-95 down around quantico. this is normally moving nicely. no, it's not. it's always been down here, i-95, you know ,at, of cour tonight, it can be a little extra volume.

you see thexpress lanes are moving okay. right now clouds are moving in. clear skies off towards the we our way through the rest east. of the night. 46 degrees. the current temperatupping quickly down to 30s by around 11:00. the winchill will be a big factor here. to rain with this front. this is a dry t'front. all doing is bringing with c the cold air. not justd air, snow. we had a nice little snow burst come around portions ofk new y city and pennsylvania. can you see the lake effect starting to kick in over toio po of lake huron right now around that area. for the summer. n it we in the summer. not so much in the winter. look at theinchills. 21 state college. but it gets even colder. 8 up around thffalo. 's why i think by early ilmorrow morning the wind ch lls d iur binwig ethee morning y,urs, staying on the cold side all high temperature, maybe

35 degrees during the afternoon. but most of us again staying in the teens and low 20s, friday a temperature of 41 degrees, starting off at 24. eveterans reat happening over the next couple days. one of my favorites is the weston holiday parade. thises tlace at the weston found cente town center. it will be cold, coats, coats, coats. 32 by 11. that's when the parade starts. i'll be down there with angie geoff ff. i will have plenty of layers as you make your way out. saturday, 54 degrees for the high. we ould be close enoug could see freezing rain back to the west. that's what we will be watching especially frederick, leesburg. watch out for that. by 10:00, warmer air moves in. saturday will be a wet day out there. but some good newsre sunday is looking pretty good. so we get the rain through. ybe some sleet or snow on the

back edge of this on satureay. behat finally moves through. >> that allows us tote see eratures on the warming side. d.c. metro area just a rain not as cold. it will not be a huge deal. i mentioned sunday. high temperature on sunday, 58. beautiful out there. this is the day to pull out your christmas thghts. this i day to put up your christmas lights on saturday, on sunday because the weather will be so niles. if you have a greatlights display, answer my doug's holiday lights. i'm coming to the front yards in your neighborhood. go to my facebook page. doug's holiday lights. cayou tell me whyou want me to come to your front yard. more coldf rain and in the middle of next week. we got a lot of winter so far. it hasn't started yet. >> no, it hasn't thank you, doug. coming up, o day away from theig redski thanksgiving game against the cowboys. against the cowboys. >> how the burguy and gold

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>> you know it's a good thing it is down in dallas. for both teams. you don't want to be playing out in s thisff tomorrow. >> as intense as that mumbo sauce. it's a short week. long-time rivalry. the redskins and cowboys meet tomorrow on thanksgiving day. i still remember, like a ten-year-old kid, spoiling thanksgiving replacing rogeralback and throwing a game wi touchdown pass. i have issued so much emotion. tomorrow will be no different with 1st place in the nfc eas on the line. the reds want to help colt mccoy, getting adrian peterlln help. 99 yards. younow he had 149 a week e than 68nsing no m yards a game, including last loss threes in tha

days ago.rs pe says, hey, that short week isn't actually a bad thing. >> ifhi an, it changes for the better. you know, because we were close to home. we felt we should have won. we lost our starting quarterback. we're back there on so it's like, how do we respond? you know, so it's going to be a good chance for us to seeow we respond on the road in a big division. >> i think it helps when it's an opponent. a divisional opponent that you know, have you already played. i'm sure there is some carryover from that game plan. they got to do it too. so it will be a fun atmosphere. >> y bringr own mumbo sauce. aleixo chex ovechkin, tonight tt time the home fans will see tom wilson this season. you might remember, he reinstateed from his suspension last week. nce the caps were away,khis

will mar his first game at capital one arena. >> i'm excited. there is no betterfeeling than being at home you no feinront of these fans, obviously, it's home to me now. so it's a lot of fun. there have been some great reports from this city. it's second to none. i'm excited about it. >> you know,gi thanng, it's hard not to thank about that, english explorer, martin frobisher held the first prohibition in newfoundland, it was thanks, for a return from a voyage. i guess he didn't deal with the beltway. canadian thanksgiving was last with many of the capitals hailing from north of the onder, their own perspecti tomorrow. >> it's not as big of a deal in canada. it's bger than christmas here. a little different. my parents are in town. so, you know, people make a

turkey dinner. >> i didn't get a chance to celebrate the canadian one. so hopefully, there is some turkey in the future tomorrow. >> the food, everything else is pretty many up the jsame. t the snow comes a little earlier. we do thanksgiving now, it will be 3 feet of snow. >> and we love martin frobisher. for the dog lover in your family the capital's k-9s come in town, all proceededbenefiti homewood trails, the practice facility arlington, great captions, too. some players posing with dogs from the animal rescue. hey, giving a little love to the felines, 2too, octoberth is national cat day. this is something you want to put in you stockingstuffer. so that's the ratings. you end with pets. so i'mt seeing up on the screen. >> give it up. >> all right.

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tonight, deep freeze. a brutal arctic blast bringing rord cold this thanksgiving. chaos on the rails, a travel nightmare creating massive crowds, millions ta ng to the roads and skies for the busiest travel in over a decade. >> i'll be getting here real quick, i hope. be over with. >> a deadly start to the rush on a major bridge, snow and high winds causing headhes. airports totally packed. how will the weather impact tomorrow's big parade? al roker is tracking it all. trump versus roberts, why the president earned a rare public rebuke from the chief justice and how he is firing maack tonight. a ive inferno erupts, residents jumping off the third floor to escape the flames. one hero catching a tossed to safety. dozens without homes right before the hoy.