news 4 at h 11:00 begins w breaking news. >> t case of murder in a trendy d.c. neighborhood. now at 11:00, we're piecing together the late details. ur>> topping news tonight, news 4's shomari stone is live

in the shaw neighborhood for us, right along 16th street. shomari, what are neighbors telling you there? >> reporter: well, right now, neighbors are in disbelief. they tell me that this is a relatively quiet, a peaceful block in thehb shaw nehood. the type of place where you'd come out in the evening, walk your dog, go for a jog and not expe to see yellow crime scene tape. let's roll some video. homicide u detectives p the tape outside the 1640 northwest -- excuse me, 1640 new jersey avenue northwest. this ishere policeeceived a call about the strapping idsta 7:15 tonight. police say the man died at a hospital. thsneighbor, who d not want to be identified, says he heard lifight in the apartment next door. tell us there is no look out forct a susight now. they won't explain why they're not looking, but d they say the homicide is isolated and still under investigation, and there e is no threat to the peo the neighborhood.

some neighbors are surprised. >> i'm shocked. it's suc n ae neighborhood, and it's fairly quiet for being the neighborhood iis. >> reporter: now, police have not amreleased the of the man who died. they're expected to release more information over the next couple of days. live her s in thew neighborhood, shomari stone, news 4. a lot of questions still. shomari, thank you. another shooting tonight, this one on taylor street in northeast d.c. officers found a h manere with a gunshot wound. police say the victim is n in critical condition. we're looking to learn any information about a motive or a suspect. l the fight over a gay have led to the death of a young man today. randall francis was 20 years old, he was a model and we learned tonight valedictorian and a recent graduat of d.c.'s eastern high school. police say he and another man were shot off denning road in northeast earlier day. news 4's pat collins talked to

the victim's >> the girl was left and came back with two young boys and they shot him. >> reporter: over that? >> over that. >> reporter: what do you make of something like that? s> uncalled for. >> police tell the other victim is expected to recover. murders in the district are now almost 40% this year compared to last. with one month to go in 2018, 147 people have been killed. we'veearned a teacher from montgomery county is facing dwi ch in a deadly crash over the holiday weekend. this t was hisrd dwi. nicholas saadipoureaes english and theater at quint's orchard high school in gaiters burg. police tell us his car was disabled i-95 near gaston, north carolina, early friday morning. a car had to swerve to avoid him. car crashed. the man behind the wheel died. tonight, the principal at quint's orchard released a statement, saying in part,

police have indicated mr. saadipour may have a significant responsibility for the accident. he will be on leave while he addresses this serious matter. tonight, new cases of a dangerous virus confirmed on the universi of maryland campus. the adenovirus is partly reonsible for astudent's death earlier this month. none of the three new cases are as serious. none of the infected students have had to go to the hospital. maryland also saying tonight there i no obvious link between adenovirus and mold found in on-campus dorms. olivia paragold died a couple of weeks ago from the virus. he was in her freshman year. big news tonight fromu the lercounsel's office is accusing the president's former campaign chairman of lying to federal investigators in the russia probe. that would be a breach of paul manafort's plea agreement. in a new filing tonight, federal prosecutors askedud a to

sentence manafort. manafort's attorney says his client believes he provided truthful information. it the latest twist in a day of fast-moving politics.gh to president trump trying to secure a 53rd senate seat for republicans. it comes as histr adminion takes heat for firing tear gas at migrants trying to enter the u.s. from mexico. and the president slamming general motors. company y heard the announced major lawoffs this afternoon. we begin at the live desk with leon harris. leon? >> doen, quite a bit going on today. let's start with that runoff fight for enmississippi'se seat. tomorrow, voters will head to the polls to cho cedy hyde-smith or if democrat mike espy will pullff a major upset in the ruby red state. now, hyde-smith has bee mired in controversy after she praised a supporter, saying she'd attend a public hanging if he invited her.

hyde-smith has apologized, but the polls have tightened. during his rally tonight, president trump showed his support for hyde-smith. >> tomorrow, we need the people of mississippi to go t the polls and elect cindy hyde-smith so that we can continue doing what we're doing, which is, frankly, unprecedented. if we win tomorrow, weo 53-47 and nobody can believe it. >> since hyde-smith's hanging comments, at least seven have been found hanging in trees outside the state capitol. they were found along with handwritten signs, saying that hyde-smith's apology was not sincere enough. mississippi's governor saying the perpetrators of the act will be identified and prosecuted. doreen, back to you. >> leon, thank you. now to the crisis at the border, where u.s. customsfi als say they've now arrested nearly 70igrants

trying to cross into the u.s. illegally. it comes as the president defended the show of forceu.y s. agents who fired tear gas into a crowd this weekend. that croncluded some who were throwing rocks at agents, and also crying children. the president is t ing to use the border crisis to get $5 billion to build a border wall. he's threatened a government shutdown if he doesn't receive that funding. the president also had some harsherords for g motors today. the company announced this afternoon it isputting to 14,000 jobs across north america. there arenslso p to close up to five plants, including possibly the one near baltimore. gm sayshe cut are part of a company-wide restructuring, which focuses o electric and self-driving vehicles. today, the presiayntg gm better start building cars people want to buy. now, to records in the forecast, but not the kind we like.

this is now our wettest november and our third-rainiest year ever, folks. take a look at the water justin po into this garage here at the vienna metro station. that w theelevator. and today, it wasn't much better out there. amelia draper is in the storm center with what's coming our way next.? amel >> it's all about the wind and the cold the next few days. right now, tcking wind gusts across the area, 20 to 30 miles an hour. winds gusting up to 28 miles an hour in martinsburg. so, we're dealing withf a bit a wind chill right now. feels like temperatures in the 30s. tomorrow morning, i is going to be breezy and becoming windy throughout the day. and that means you definitely nt to understood bel up as you head out the door. here's what you can expect at 8:00 a.m., with wind chills in the 20s and low 30s. in my full forecast, i'll let you know when the wds subside and when rain turns to the area> all right, amelia, thank you.> ew pictures tonight of two wanted men. d.c. police say theyd attac a

blind man and his service dog on metro's red line this mornin the victim tells police he accidentally bumped them gettihe onto train at rhode island avenue. a woman nearby caught the incident on camera and snapped these pictures. we're told the man and his dog are okay. neighbors tell news 4 the smell of natural gas has them nervous. and what's more, they say they're being kept in the dark about gas leaks. our mark segraves went to georgetown tonight to get some answers. >> reporter: a few years ago, edward noticed the smell of natural g near his home in georgetown and he reported it. >> this particular one was in mid september. >> reporter: since then, he's been on a mission to find out how bad the problem is beneath the streets where he itlives. >>n a five-block radius of where we're standing, i've dock united at least64 separate gas leaks or repairs. >> reporter: he's been taking pictures of the leaks being repaired and chroniclingnhem his website. >> my worst case fear is what

happened in then bos suburbs in september, where those serious gas leaks and hit three boston suburbs. >> reporter: brian edwards with washington gas says the underground gas lines in d.c. are old and need replace egg, which is exactly what t utility is doing. >> safety is our fore most priority at washington gas. so far,e've replaced 16 miles of piline in d.c. >> reporter: washington gas reports the leaks to the d.c. government, but not to the dblic. he wantstrict officials to change that. mayor bowser tells news 4 she's going to have tublic service commit look into the reporting requirements. >> i know part of heir charg is not only to ensure reliability and safety of our infrastructure system, but also keep residents informed, so, let me see what they're thinking about in that reporting question. >> reporter: washington gas says they've now stirted p notices on residents' doors when they discover a leak nearby. as for how big the problem is city-wide, washington gas says they repair about 1,200 lea a

year. in the district, mark segraves, news4. >> now, if you smell a gas leak where you live, call 1 immediately and report the location. first responders across northern virginia are in mourning. winchester police officer hunter edwards died in the linef duty over the weekend. he was responding to a call when he lost control of his patrol car and slamm into a tree. edwards was a newlywed and in the process of adapting his wife's son, a4-year-old. his wife tells news 4 it is no surprise that he h wasrying to help fellow officers when he died. >> you he to b asked to do that, he just did it, took initiative on his own to always be there and help go above and beyond. he was a good man. a good dad. >> officer edwards' funeral is scheduled for friday morning. next at 110, decades of

hot coffee and meat loaf. make way for medical marijuana. >> what is plann cannot be gotten rid of. >> the fight to protect a local diner like few others. new solutions for your crowded commute, and the cost you could be expected to cover. plus, fears of an emerging risk. >> my obgyn never spoke to me. nobody. >> and nbc news investigation uncovers a possible connection between certain breast implants and a rare c

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a fight tonight to keep a slice of history alive in prince george's county. a landmark is soon going to

beme a medical marijuana dispensary, covering up its unique facade. news 4'se jac bensen saw the fight to keep the building as is up close tonight. >> reporter: harry s. truman was president of the united stat when this diner was brought from new jersey and placed on this parking lot just off route one. after more than six decades of hot coffee and meat loaf, what is now known as the tast is poised to become a medical marijuana dispensary. the new owners say it will require encapsulating the structure to mak it look like an office building and they are seeking a zoning variance to do that. >> it's that f iconil of that diner with the shininess. >> reporter: this woman, of the laurelistorical society, says research uncovered that the company that made the diner was only i existence for four years. >> what we want to do is salvage the physical piece of it. the 1951 diner that there are only twot of l in this entire

country. diner is an important part of city culture. >> reporter: she and others asked city leaders to find a way to remove a repurpose the ild being. >> i don't know what it will cost to move it, but i'm going to tell you, i don't have enough money.th city doesn't have the money. >> reporter: just last month, this city was the subject of a designation by maryland's main street program designed to revitalize the downtown area. there are many who would like to insee this incorporated into that plan. in laurel, jackie bensen, new 4. a health alert tonight when it comes to breast implants annbc news investigation has deadlyed a link to a form of cancer. the investigation found more than 400 patients developed a rare blood cancer called alcl. nine women have died. the food and drug administration says t main concern is with textured breast implants. righre now, t no organized

effort to collect data from patients who have implants and from those who are developed alcl. the investigation found similar cases in other countries. now, some solutions for your congested commute. tomorrow, regional leaders will meet to talk about today's proposal from group called the greater washington partnership. the group sugrgstions cg commuters a congestion tax for parts of downtown d.c. other ideas include more toll lanes and increased mark and vra train service to crisscross the regi. aders want to treat the greater washington area as one region. the hope is, that thinking will push faster.ments through hey, are you shopping online while you're watching thi newscast right now? well, if the answer is yes, you're not the only one. online shoppers are on track to spend nearly $8 billion on this cyber ldnday. that wake today the uggest single online shopping day in t. ever.

about don't expect the digital deal to stop when the clock strikes midnight. many reilers are stretching the savings through the week. tomorrow is giving tuesday. and if you're feeling generous, avu can always donate money, but if you don't h much to give, consider volunteering your time. we have resourcesn our nbc washington app to help you find a place to help out, from how to vet a charity to the organizations donating to the victs of those california wildfires. just search giving tuesday. >> a lot of need out there. >> yeah, and that's a good custom, after black friday and cyber monday and all the spending. spend some money on some good causes >> and some time, as well. >> absolutely. >> so, we've got some winds blowing in tonight, don't we? >> yeah, it was a little breezy out there, and if you were out tonight and you did feel some gusty winds, you really noticed the temperature difference. our hightoday, around 52

degrees, temperatures now falling into the 30s overnight. and as the rain cleared out, the clouds moved outnd that mad way for a beautiful sighting of the moon. this is ten by chopper 4 tonight, isn't that pretty there? thewaning moon out there. i saw it coming back in from dinner tonight. with today's rain, we're now the third-wettest year on record. so, we have the entire month of december,lus a little bit more of november left, to become the wettest year on record,end wh we are within an inch of that, so, that's likely going to happen. now, no rai tomorrow, wednesday or thursday, but it's blustery, and we do have plenty of sunshine. but with the winds, definitely want toer bundle up especially tomorrow and wednesday. unfortunately for the weekend, i'm tracking some rain. , as wellly on saturd as sunday, but the good news is right now, saturday and sunday, theyot looking like washouts by any means. currently, our temperature i comi in the low 30s and 40s. 43 in washington. 39 inbu gaithe.

37 out there in manassas. and we do have clear skith out e tonight. and cold air is coming down from the north and west. take a look at these wind chills across the area. wind chill in hagerstown in 34.t morganto 28 and feeling 21 right now in pittsburgh. so, this cold air continues tof er in overnight and then it is with us for the majority of this wk week. we start off tomorrow at 38 degrees. and again, plenty of sunshine, but it windy out there. sustained winds tomorrow at 10 to 25 miles an hour. by noon, we're 43 with a high of 46. that's about 5 to 10 degrees below normal, wednesday and thursday, as well. by 7:00or p.m. tw night, no worries of rain, but 39 degrees ere.blustery out so, it's all about the sunglasses and the puffy coat tomorrow, thursday.and by friday, you'll want to reach for that small umbrella, as ll, with the chance f rain later in the day. here's a quick peak of the weekend. 50 on turday, 62 on sunday. again, it's not a washout either

day. and it is looking warmer out there on sunday. here's your ten-day forecast. again, we're in the 40s running below normal and blustery these rxt three days. maybe somen later on friday, with a chance for some rain on saturday and sunday. not a ton in the forecast right now, but something we'll continue toonitor and then next week, temperatures in the 50s and 40s, as we begin december on saturday. >> okay. november going out with a bang. >> yes. >> all right, thank you, amelia. coming up, the wizards take off against the rockets tonight. plus, tom, he'ste rrific, as the caps keep their hot streak going. >> sports, next. stay with us. t

s is the xfinity sports desk. >> caps taking on a familiar face who used to lead them. they kind of schooled him tonighh? >> it was kind of bittersweet to see barry trotz onhe other bench, but all is fair in hockey. the capitals, though, on the second-longest win streak in the nhl rignow. their winning tour continued in new york against the islanders, with that familiar foen the opposite bench. for the first time, former caps coach barry trotz faces his old school. he got hisey stanl cup ring before the game. first period, islanders off to a 1-0 lead. puck up the ice to tom wilson, and watch this. wilson firing and scores. caps mentornd trip uer way, so om wilson's dad getting congratulationsthere, as well. second period, long pass ahead

o nick dowd, finding the back of thenet. a beautiful pass up-ice from carlson. then yaskin with the nice feed delivers. his third of the season. caps take a 2-1 lead, in the thir trotz knows first-hand how good this group tom w gives him a reminder. is. wilson's second of thenight. five goals in his last four games. alex ovechn addsn emptynetter. the capitals beat the islanders, ix4-1. their s straight win, and since wilson's come back from suspension, the caps, 7. but wilson credis. his teamma >> well, they're getting me into some pretty good areas togo get know, s, so -- you whatever it is, you know, in six games here, the team's playing well. we have to keep it going. >> a lot of people would have let this drag them down and be in a little bit o a lull for maybe the first ten games, but he's played his best hockey, ,

a lot of credit to him and his character as a person. all right, well, the wizards hostingndhe rockets the redskins' d.j. swearinger and adrian peterson james harden impressive tonight. fourth quarter, tied at 117. harden for three -- fouled, still hits. he had 54 points. later, wizards down two. ball out to bradley beal, knocking down the tr. this one heads to overtime. so, in o.t.al john show. he drives, stepping back and just beautiful. wall gives the wizards a four-point lead. wall.ater on, more from ball worked around, the shot clock winding downra wall ds it. season high 36 for him. and get this, the very next play, wizards defense getting involved. otto porter with the steal. up to bradley al, throwing it down. 32 points for beal. they beat thero ets, 135-131.

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