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temperatures you coming up. and the cold, even worse to our north. the wind threatening to keep parade balloons grounded tomorrow. news 4 at 11:00 begins with breaking news. gunshots at a crowded mal e night before thanksgiving. then a car slams into a wall near the entrance. oreen vening, i'm gentzler. >> i'm jim handly. here's the video just moments after it all happened a the dick's sporting goods at westfield wheaton mall tonight. news 4's jackie bensen spoke to police and shoppers. she's live now with the latest. jackie?ll >> reporter: jim, there were shoppers everywhere here. some of them with little kids in hand. it is amazing that more people were not hurt. this cell phone video shows first responders rush s into the area in front of the parking lot trenansof dick's sporting goods. they quickly determined that the man in the front seat of the car

that crashed had been shot. the driver and another passenger, both women, were injured in the crash. it may have been preceded by some type of argument by two groups inside the mall. >> that's what detectives are looking into right now. they are attempting to review surveillance video from the various stores and talking with mall security to see what have transpired inside the mall and also in the parking garage. >> reporter: the shooting and crashpe hapd about 7:00 p.m. a busy time on a busy night, as people pickedp last minute items before the thanksgiving holiday. part of the covered parking groj was blocked off by ylow police tape. police and mall security officers escorted customers around theo crime scene they could retrieve their cars. >> we just parked there and went eo the mall to buy some stuff and just couldn't get to the car. >> reporter: the man who was shot ised descrs being in serious condition. live in wheaton, jackie news 4., >> jackie, thank you.o

now, t the forecast, and that big, bitte change you're going to notice tomorrow if you're up for a turkey trot or just to ht thad. >> yeah, you're already able to feel it tonight. it's going to be downrighold in the morning. doug, you've been warning us about this for a few days now. >> we' tracking theold as it continues to move down from the north. wind chills are already in the single digits. for us, they are just now getting below freezing. this coldg air mak its way around the great lakes earlier today. we were pretty mild, up to 55 earlier today. but now that cold really settling on in. and this is what's goi to be here for the next two days. tomorrow and black friday. 36 degrees in d.c. 29 already in hagerstown. 25 in winchester. by tomorrow, we could drop anothees 15 deg from where we are right now as far as the wind chill is concerned. it's going to be one of the coldest thanksgiving we've seen since 1996. wind chills inhe teend 20s tomorrow. really most of the day. and then we look at rain for . saturd we'll talk about what it means

for the rest of your weekend, a nice little four-day weekend for most of us. we'll be back in about 15 minutes. >> doug, thank you. from keeping warm tonight to cooking a big meal tomorrow, this long holiday weekend is one of the busiest for firefighters. >> yeah. space heaters, hot stoves, the eeep fryers, fire places, too, allng them very busy. news 4's shomari stone is live fous tonight with som safety tips for the holiday. hi, shomari. >> reporr: well, there are several safety tips, jim and doreen, but one of them haso do with cooking. people have already startedco ing thanksgiving indinner, go to the refrigerators, pulling out theirod like my squash medley here. secret ingredients i'm not going p tell you about. they areutting it in the stove, turng it , bake. and here's the problem. they'll put this on, they're also turning on the stove because they want to cookth and 'll just walk away, perhaps entertain guests, go upstairs,

and that is exactly what firefighters do not want people to do, because it's a potentiale ch it could possibly cause a house fire. they want people to pay attention and watch this. ringing in the holiday season. >> andit's our turn to host f thanksgivingor the family, so i'm excited about it. >> reporter: she jus finished thanksgiving dinner shopping in northwest d. >> i'm getting these vegetables and stuff for the stuffing. >> reporter: she plans on cooking safely. >> i make sure i stay in the kitchen while things are being cooked.ha >> reporter:s smart. montgomery fire officials say they see an increasen fireie merges starting around thanksgiving, because of cold weather, space heaters, candles and, mos of al cooking. >> the number one cause of fires is cooking, and this time of year, and all times of the year, unattended cooaing is the mn

reason. >> reporter: official officials recommend you make sure your smoke arms work properly. >> knock on some doors and allow our community to know we're here. >> reporter: they passed out flyers reminding people. >> you need a smoke detector, we wnted to letou know that have one for you. >> i make sure i listen to the alarm if it goes off. i make sure turn on the vents over the stove to make sure it sucks out nil smoke. >> reporter: prepare for the worst. >> also, if you haveve guests or and even your family, hopefully you are already aware of exit drill in the home and know how to get out i y the event that do have a fire. >> reporter: vanessa says she's ready for a safe thanksgiving ngth her family and friends. >> i'll be cookiomorrow and, you know, hopefully everything will be ready by the time the guests arrive. >> reporter: now, firefighters also want us to tell you to be careful if you have space heaters. when you have them, make sure that you cord is ne that it is intact. when you plug it in, keep it on flat surface. keep it away from curtains.

and also make sure that you read the safetyips that are located with the manufacturer. live here in silver spring, happyvi thanks, i'm shomari stone, news 4. >> some great information there. shomari, thank you. in bethesda tonight, vestigators are trying to figure out what caused this massive blaze. a woman and her adult son died when their house became engulfed overnight. wh l the fire was finalb out, fire crews found the bodies of inga and john randolph, mother and son. their neighbors are devastated, and michael randolph, the brother and son of the victims, says he knows one day they'll be reunited. >> i have faith there is goie to a resurrection and i really believe i'm going to see them again. >> montgomery county fire officials tell us there were no workmoke detectors inside the home. leon harris here at the live desk. this may be the season of

charity, but onehe night bef thanksgiving, president trump was busy on twitter, crging -- making charges at the climate issue, theav migrant c and attacking the chief justice of the highest court in the land. this all sr.rted when m trump dismissed a judge that regretted his migrantm asy poll sill as a, quote, obama judge. in a move some call chief justice john roberts fired back today, defending the independen of the federal judiciary. the president later tweeted there were a lot criminals heading towards the u.s./mexico border, and that judicial activism is putting the u.s. in changer. in another tweet, the president mocked global warming. there is, of course, a difference between weather and clip mat. the president over the weekend refusedo say if he thought climate change was a factor in the deadly california wildfires. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. just in tonight, tragedy at

bwi marshall airport. police to found one person dead earlier this evening in the upper terminal. the maryland transportation authority says it was an isolated incident and they don't believe there's any threat to anyone el. the airport is still operating on a normal schedule this evening. at reagan national airport today, no major issues for thanksgiving travelers. all the airports in ourre area crowded, bull passengngt pass told us security lines wrp not unbearable. the traffic getting to the airport might have been the biggest hurdle fors passengt dca. meanwhile, some of the biggest delays on the east coast today were on the rails. in new jersey, amtk says plastic wrap and a power wire disrupted service f an hour on the northeast corridor, but tonight that service is back to normal. tonight, we're getting an up close look at the major work ing done on one of our most iconic bridges. if you bike or dve it, you know the memorial bridge is a mess. >> it's temporary, though, it's

just a couple of mths into a multiyear project, but as tuss learned today, it's about a lot more than just road work. >> reporter: it's safe to say that the memorial bridge is fully under renovation. there's some incredible stu ppening here, because while the bridge itself is being strengthened to support cars bicycles and pedestrians, this structure is also a memorial, and that's being restored. >> it served as a memorial to our veterans sacrificsacrifices. >> reporter: the restoration process is meticulous and well thought-out. >> reporter: each piece is assessed. labeled with a green piece of tape and a red piece of tape. green means goodnd red means there are repairs needed. >> reporter: it is really azing that when you consider piece by piece this bridge is coming apart, because it is a memorial. s ght there, that piece wei 2,000 to 3,000 pounds, and there are over 2,000 pieces just on

one side of the bridge that are being taken apart. these pieces will be taken to a stoneyard in maryland, clean and repaired and they all go right back to where they came from. >> it's very important. this is piece of our history. the bridge opened in 1932, it's >> reporter: as for the work to strengthen the bridge, that's on track, basically half of the bridge is out of service and being fixed. once this side is fixed, work swches to the other side. it's going to require some travel patience through here for hile. the entire project expected to 2021.mplete in on the memorial bridge, adam tuss, news 4.>> the macy's thanksgiving day parade ready to roll. >> it's the best day of t year. we have a lot of fun, the parade, the excitement. >> next at 110, how bitter cold and wind cld affecthe show tomorrow morning. muc ado about mumbo. the facebook post that sparked a very d.c. debate. from here.obodake that away that's like saying go-go is not

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new tonight, a message meant to make others think before drinking and driving. the father of the late minute gomry county police officer noah liatta spoke tonight during the alcohol task force roll call. almost three years ago, a dru driver hit the officer while he worked a dui patrol. he died a week later. a social media campaign is urging people to boycott so-called blackout wednesday on thanksgiving eve. it's something the officer's father hopes people take

seriously. >> and theimpact is great and there's no excuse. drunk drivers don'tisiminate and they're playing russian roulette with everybody on the roads. >> reporter: after the officer's death, maryland passed noah's law. its requi any person convicted of dui to blow into an ignition interlock device to start their car. bitingsm criti tonight of d.c. mayor muriel bowser's comments about mumbo sauce. one person asked, how can you diss mum sauce? smart for her was to say what she said after re-election. another suggested shehould be impeached. it all stems from a facebook post in which the mayor said the sauce was annoying and that she hadn't even heard of it until she was anadult. love it or hate it, people we talk to say the sauce has been a thing in d.c. for decades. >> we have had mumbo sauce around for a long, long time.

>> it's from d.c. >> i take it with me on the road because you never know. >> it's like saying go-go'sfr n d.c. >> a spokesperson from the mayor joked that she just wante to give people in d.c. something to talk about thanksgiving beyd dterm elections, backup quarterbacks and holiday shopping deals. >> she succeeded, don't mess with mumbo. it's a big tradition, t another on macy's thanksgiving day parade. but this year, it will be a game-time decion if those massive balloons are able to fly. here's jay gray with more on what might be a deflated celebration. >> reporter: new york literal getting pumped up forhe 92nd macy's thanksgiving day of the parade. >> it's the best day of the ye swee h a havt a magloicunal te morning when we see all of these balloonsheift up in sky and then round the corner onto central park west and come down the street.

>> reporter: but liftoff is in jeopardy. with high winds in the forecast. >> we're hesitant to tell him spider-man may not fr:. >> reporte speidey and his friends will be groundedf sustained winds are over 23 miles an hour, if gusts are over es mom terps will provide real-time wind speeds ot anher concern here, the bitter cold. >> this year's thanksgiving day parade is going to be like no other. the wind chill is going to be in the single digits, with the temperatures in the 20s. the only piece of good news i have is that the windis forecas own just a little bit. i think the balloons willfly. >> reporter: which means more than 3 million expected to line the parad route willave to bundle up. >> we saw it was going to be very cold, we got long johns and everything before we came. i he we'reready. >> reporter: ready to celebrate a thanksgiving day tradition. jay gray, nbnews, new york. >> well, balloons or no, youan

alwa watch the parades, all the music and dancing tomorrow morning from theomfort of your home. stay warm and tune in, starting at 9:00 a.m., rightere on nbc 4. >> that is the way to watch it. >> yeah. >> definitely is. especially this year. >> could be one of the coldest days they've ever seen in new york. could be a top five for us. >> nhing like a good -- good pie on aice cold night like this, i always say. don't you e.ag >> or multiple pies. >> pumpkin pie. >> got to love the pumpkin pie. >> the pie eating contest at the capitals harena. a great time. i was part of the pie eating contest. i did not come in first. as a matter of fact, i had ale liit of an issue. i learned that much pie goes down, you can'tet air down the same pipe at the same time. that was very tough. >> what is that, bubble wrap on your head? >> you know how long itth takes hair to get this way?

i have to make sure everything is okay. >> oh, myss good >> those guys can take a shower afterwards. i had to come back to work. thatas a lot offun. i want to thank the caps for having me come down there and -- >> an annual event? >> supposed to be weekly, but i'm talking with my agent w. 'll see. >> uh-huh. >> currently, guys, it is on the cold side, for sure sitting at 42 degrees. colder air continues to co w in after wh a very nice day. quite nicereally w out there. highs in the mid 50s in d.c. 29, feels like temperature, the wind chill in hagerstown. 33 in culpepper. so, you can tell, we've really cool already. th temperatures now feel about 20 degrees colder than they were earlier todaro by tom morning, they'll be another 15 degrees colder, 15 to degrees colder. i mean, 36, d.c., 29 hagerstown, 11, state college, 2 up in butch low. and that cold air continues to sink down across our region. again, 36 in d.c. alady 33n richmond.

colder all the way downo the south. that's because of the cold air that's moving along with the arctic here's a little storm associated with it, but there's the front right there. just follow it right through the area. so, we are justet now gng in on the extreme cold. that extreme cold will be here by early tomorrow morning. let's show you the temperatureso overnightght, as they continue to fall. how about these wind chills early tomorrow morning? 17, d.c. 14, gaithersburg. 10 in we're talking a very cold start to the day. nd it doesn't warm all that much we go from a wind chill of 17 at 7:00 a.m. 1o by noon. again, the cold air continues to filter on in here dur day.e even with sunshine, it is going to be one cold day, so, make sure you bundle up if you have to makestinute shopping destination trip if you forgot the cranberry sauce or something. 33 degrees out there for tomorrow. mostly sunny, breezy and cold. bundle up. next couple of days you'll need to do the same thing on friday. low 24 in the city.

in the teens in the suburbs. black friday, going to be on the cold side. rain on saturday. this is goingnto beesting to watch on saturday. i'm watching the a.m. the reason why i say that, we could havereezing rain early and change it over to all rain during the day o saturday. saturday is going to be one to watch the rain make its way on in here. a very wet day. 3:00, 4:00, 5:00, morerain. upwards of half an inch to an inch on saturday. watch for freezing rain well to the west. d.c. metro, just a rainyay and not nearly as cold. the warm air starts toe move in. and look at ndthis. looking beautiful. 58, nice weather, sunshine, even near 60 in some spots. won't last, though. you know that. another chance of rain coming up on monday and then cold weather moves back in in the middle of xt week. yeah, coldest in decades tomorrow, guys, but hey, we can deal with it. plenty of pumpkin pie right here. >> all right, thank you, doug. >> coming up, back to capital one arena. the caps' come wilson made his 2018ome debut and announcce

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desk. >> it'secot justse of doug's pie eating contest. you could feel that food coma coming on. and you haven't even taken a you can tradition, that aste. turkey, the mashed potatoes, the dressing, the hockhe. yes, hockey. >> what? >> you see, around these parts, it's tradition. hockey is the appetizer before the big feast. this goes backe before were all caps. tonight, for the 43rd time, the capitals t played on night before thanksgiving. and it was special, because tom wilson making his home debut after being reinstated to the

team during the road trip. l tope winger had hissi suspen reduced, and what a way to make a return. wilson, watch this. he's going to finish, that makes my sportsetaphor a lay-up. a beautiful feed from ovi. that'snly 54 seconds in. then, later in the first period, capitals on the power play. check this eeout. thd to burakovs. the one-timer puts the capitals up aal pair. right, the fans loving it, thanksgiving eve. third period, 3-s cap now. ith pelley finishes off this feed, puts this one out of reach for the caps. the caps win their third straight, fourth of their last five. 4-2, the final against the blackhawks on thanksgiving eve. >> i thought t guys did a great job of boxing out, letting me find a lane anththat kind of g and, you know, it's a close game. that's --rt fouh goal, made an amazingy knocking the puck out of the air, and two seconds

later it's in the back of their net. so, it shows how close it is. all right, does cola, texas. 197 miles west of texas. population, 732. it used to be bigger. ten years ago, the population was 742, including colt mccoy. while there'so place like home, where you can still borrow a six-foot wide trailer on the town's facebook page, mccoy's got first place on the line in the nfc east. colt mccoi been there and stage thing before. led the redskin to victory, remember, back in 14 in primetime on "monday night football." so mccoy is not going to be overwhelmed by a thanksgiving showcase. but he knows this i not2014, it's a different cowboy team. >> that was againstmo it's been awhile. you know, i just -- after watching tape of the cowboys,

you know, a few weeks ago when we played them and watching them again this week they've got two huge wins on theroad, and their defense is playing at evreally highel.t you j don't see a whole lot of guysgaunning openinst them. so, we've got our -- we've got our work cut out for us. all right, doug couldn't do it, so i'm going to try to warm you up, take you to bermuda. virginia and middle tennessee. the battle for atntis. e cavaliers jumped out early in this one. deandre hunt. virginia's up by ten. you know where this one is going. second hatch, 12-point game. jack salt. nice finish at the rim. able to dra the foul. cavaliers up 14points. cavaliers rolling on middle tennessee state, -38, the lead in bermuda. >> nice. >> all right. u, thank yo

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